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'H'BEWtY COUNTY PARKERS' COOPERATIVE ASSN., n WEST S'ECfRY PETESCH'S DRUG STORE FOR SERVICE if we haven't got what you want, will get it lor yon. CUmUinfliHmL rMaWiCamDIHi mVBmo n> CUT ALD^BMKN MBT> X Oil SESSION MOI&AY |i* Council Room, Feb. 18, 1&24. The city aldermen met in special meeting for the purpose of passing the ordinance establishing and describing the first, second and third wards of the city of McHenry, county of McHenry, and state of Illinois; also the ordinance of the oity of McHenry, McHenry county, Illinois, changing the name of Front street in said city to Park avenue and to transact any other business that might come up before the meeting, with Mayor Wells presiding. ^.ldermen present: Deherty, Knox, Krause, Overton, Stoffel and Wattles. Motion by Stoffel, seconded by Wattles, that the ordinances be accepted as read. , Motion carried. Motion by Wattles* seconded l>y Krause, that the bond of John Walsh for $600 as principal, with Carl W. Stenger and Walter F. Vogt as sureties, be aoeepted as read. Motion carried. Motion by Overton, seconded by Watties, that the bond of D. G. Wells for $5,000 as principal, with C. Unfci and Jacob Justen as sureties, be accepted as read. Motion carried. Motion by Knox, seconded by Doherty, that the bond of Mame Buss for $3,00Q as principal, with Carl W. Stenger and Simon Stoffel as sureties, be accepted as read. Motion carried. Motion by Doherty, seconded by Krause, that the bond of Wm. G. Schreiner for $3,000 as principal, with Jos. W. Freund and Frank G. Schreiner as sureties, be accepted as read. Motion carried. Motion by Stoffel, seconded by Overton, that the bond of N. H. Petesch for $15,000 as principal, with Jacob Justen and William J. Welch as sureties, be accepted as read. Motion carried Motion by Doherty, seconded by Overton, that the city of McHenry hold a primary on the second Tuesday in March, 1924. Voting places ar» ward No. 1, city hall; ward No. 2, under L. A Erickson's store; ward No. 3, in Math. Engeln's building. Polls open at 7:00 a. m. and close at 5:00 p. m. Motion carried. Motion by Stoffel, seconded by Overton, to adjourn. Motion carried. D. G; Wells,- Mayor. Wm. G. Schreiner, Clerk. C NICK FREUND TO MOVE HEBE MARCH 1 tB0NE118-JN. H. PETRSCHP HUG CIST These (long winter evenings is the one time of the year when one enjoys andv appreciates comfortable furniture. It?s a long ways between now and the days when you will be able to spend the evenings out of doors, so why not make yourself and family a gift of furniture that will make these winter evenings a real joy. Our liQe is always complete. JACOB JUSTEN McHKNRY, ILL. Nick N. Freund, who during the past nine years ha£ been a tenant on the John F. Freund estate fijrm, located on the Johnsburg-Spring Grove road, will hold an auction sale on the 'place on Saturday, Feb. 23, and on March 1 will move his family to this city, where they will take up their abode in the Peter J. Freund house on Waukegan road which was recently purchased by Mr. Freund. His plans are to conduct a teaming business in this city, a business he carried' on for a while before taking up the farm activities. Mr. Freund believes that there is plenty of work to be had in this line in and around McHenry and will bring along two teams and the other equipment necessary to carry on the work. He also has another plan MHE OF AMJSEHElf' Fltl. A 23 * 2* He AcfPttf '--:WITH--f- Claire Windsor, Nprpuwi ¥,«rry> Richard Travers, Barbara Jfal* ford From th« Cohan St Harria Production v(j|j the Pramicr of all My»t»qr P|ijp, { AND THE COMEDY ENTITLED "ip MOTOR or IK SET WRUABY af 7* Ita'-.W#-' IW Next |y ttawraon Hough, author - "Thte Covered Wagon" "W ' -WITH- 'C^'0. Alice Calhoun, David Torreoce Frank Sheridan, John Stepplhig Jiines Morrison, Bruce Botaler Adele Farming ton, Mary Culver *ND THE COMEDY < "BUZES" . WDHMDAY MATINEfe --r < tUCSDAV, FEBRUARY 2« Operetta "Gypsy Rover" Gives by the Pupils of the McHenry Community High School ;-- y-- ^ rill. & SAT., FEB. 29 & «IAH. "Daughters of the Rich" Celebrated Players Picture WHIS FIRST PIAGE IN CONTEST MERTIE BEARD OF DISTRICT tit WRITES WINNING ESSAY TFC* rural Schools of McHenry comty have participated in the national safety essay contest for 1923. This campaign was approved by the United States commissioner of education and the awards are to be given by the national automobile chambers of commerce. The essays submitted to Count Superintendent Dike, were graded by a committee of English teachers, who granted first place to Mi^s Mertie Beard of district No. 63, taught Miss Laura Weter. The ^teacher awarded first place for her lesson project was Miss Marguerite Sheahan, teacher in district No. 144. These eat says have been sent to Hon. Francis G. Blair, state superintendent of public ADDITIONAL PVWQNAL Walter Gorman passed Tuesday in Chicago. Mrs. John E. Freund passed Wednesday in Chicago. Groceries--highest qnalitgr at low prices at Erickson's store. Mr. and Mrs. Henry FOBS were Chicago visitors last Saturday. N. H. Petesch was among the business visitors in Chicago Tuesday. Wm. Smith attended to matters of a'business nature in Chicago Tuesday. Henry Miller attended to business matters in the metropolitan city Tuesday. Miss Vera Doherty has returned from a week's visit with Chicago friends. Miss Catherine Regner of Chicago spent Sunday in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Regner. .. Albert Barbian of Chicago was a guest in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Barbian, over the week end. Mr. and Mts. Harry Durland and children of Chicago passed the week end in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Schuenemann. Mr. bnd Mrs. Robert E. Sutton and children and Miss Verena Justen of Chicago passed the week end in the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. JusteiV Mrs. Mary Freund and granddaughter, Lois, returned to their home ill Chicago Sunday evening after a two weeks' stay with McHenry relatives. John Brefeld of Waukepm and fid. J. Brefeld of Chicago were guests in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brefeld, over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Paul of Doland, S. D., who are on their return trip from a two months' visit to New York state, are spending a few days as guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Claxton east of this city. £53352 ) in mind which he is not as yet ready i instruction, to contest with essays to make public. E. I, HEIMER A MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTOR from other counties for the state prize, The state prize for students is a gold medal ancf fifteen dollars and the national prize is a gold watch and a trip to Washington with all expenses paid. There is no state prize for thd teachers, but the national prize is $500 and a trip to Washington with all ex* penses paid. McHfcnry county would feel justly proud if one or more of these honors pupil i| teacher of its elementary schools. E. J. Heimer, secretary of the Barrett- Cravens company of Chicago, is now a regular contributor to two magazines. His latest contribution is an article on "Direct-ByrMail Advertising," which appears in the March number of the System Magazine, | ^ ^ either which are now on sale. He is also a regular contributor to the Mail Bag and Sales Management, his articles on advertising and export business appearing in that publication each month. Mr. Heimer is a product of the local high school and has been connected with the Barrett company for a number of years. He is the s#n of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Qaimar «£ Chicago. ' ' CARD PLAYERS OCCUPY TWENTY-FIVE TABLES INFANT CHILD PASSED AWAY MONDAY MORNING Kathleen Ruth, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox, passed away at the family home south of towit on Monday morning of this week after a short illness, being taken sick last Saturday evening. The child was born on Nov. 22, 1922, being tlM youngest of two children. She is survived by her paren s and one sister, Mary ° Margaret. The^ funeral --rDessert of Desserts " No other goodie can take the place of ice cream as dessert, all the year 'roundL v Sunday evening, brought out the largest crowd that has ' attended a like event in a long time. tables were occupied by the guests, who numbered more than 130 people. The evening's first honors at five hundred went to Miss Kathryn Weber; second to Mrs. H. Kasch. At bunco took place from St. Patrick s Catholic church in this city at 10:00 o'clock on Tuesday morning, Rev. HackeU ~ ~ ' " 1s cemetery. The parents have the _ , heartfelt sympathy of the people of Twenty-five | thig entire community ~in sorrowing hours. The pubfic card party, as held under the auspices of St. Clara's court, W. C. O F., at St. Mary's parish hall last RurTal wa's in'st. Patrick Question Which "Only You Have" the Right v to Ask "What am I going to do with my next Raise in .fay?" You can^and should ask yourself that question And you owe yourself a wise answer* Why n&t profit by the unprofitable experience of those whose money is always slipping through their fingerfc, and say to your wife, uWe'll Bank That Raise?" W:' [&t: There's a place for it in our Ten Per-Cent Club Plan. " But there's no need to wait for a raise to start .usingf'^Sj this wonderful new plan for Getting Ahead in Life. Determine now to make the effort to deposit every week at least 10% of yodr savings. you join our " Y: fi West McHenry State Bank WEST McHENRY, ILL. J / *.4 TW The Home Of the Ten 55 Per-Cent 'Club: ZS A*. m1 'jm 9? FORMER McHENRY PASTOR DIED AT MIAMA FLA. Word has just reached Mcllenry an- \ McHenry Ice Cream first high honors went to Miss Mar- nouncing the sad news of the death of garet Blake and second to Mrs. Peter jRev- J-.M. Carmack, at one time pas- W. Frett. Refreshments were servedU01" of the M.,E. church in this city and at fhe close of the games. \ who will be favorably remembered by -* -- many here. The death of Rev. Car- CARD OF THANKS mac£ occurred at Miami, Fla., on Jan. In this public manner we wish to j waB 8ixty-five years of A; express our sincere thanks to our rela- <-Surv^ing the pastor are three soi tives, neighbors ^and friends who so Qne w^om> Kimball, is now assistant kindly assisted us and extended sym- caghier of the First National bank at Stv with good cake rounds off fhe meal and insures its succew. Everybody likes McHenry Ice •v ,• J,;-. .. V • pathy during the recent illness and .after the death of the beloved infant daughter of Anton M. Schmitt. ,Anton M. Schmitt. > ^Mr. and Mrs. John P. I Sycamore, 111. Cream. ATTENTION, TAX PAYE To McHenry county tax payers, please be informed that we have been designated as a depository for the payment of your taxes. We have been (^j^e is assured to all who attend. FIRST UN1VERSALMT CHURC* "The Reward of Manly Living" will be the sermon topic for next Sunday morning. One week from that time | Mr. Grimes will discuss "The Problem [of the American Home." All this services of the church are m#de interesting and helpful and a most cordial li'- f, ICE CREA* FACTORY L C. UNTI, PROP.' I authorized to give proper receipts. I Pay your taxes here. , West McHenry State Bank. CARD OF THANKS I hereby wish to publicly thank the local branch of the Milk Producers' association for paying me $126.00 for losa «pt • qsilfcftaring the quarantine. Math. Glosseq. CARD OF THANKS 'We take this public mann«p pressing our sincere thanks to our neighbors, relatives and friends for the kindness and sympathy extended us during our recent bereavement. Also do we wish to express thanks to the Sonors of flowers. . " Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox, For thei Convenience of • • • ; You may "liston W oa the meeting at any of the following Company offioes: Waukegan jollet MS N.Oene--t It 310 VanBarentt. Orar* Lake Crystal Lake 101 WUBami St. BvftA8tOQ • - 1 "'j , 911 Church St ' w I ng!f5 „ . Main and Hough Arrangements have been made through the courtesy of the Commonwealth Edison Company and the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, for the broadcasting of the annual meeting of the stockholders of this company at 2:30 P. M. on Monday February 25, 1924, Chicago. Highland Park 409 Elm Plata Lake Forest Bank Lane Park Ridge 42 Main St. Wllmette 1141 Central Aftra. Oak Park lMN.OakPet* Avenue La Orange 50 BurtTnKtf* Avenue W""-r Marwood 103 S.Stb Atp, Cicero S407 W. 22nd St. Blue Island 9S7 Wester* Ava. Chicago H 10 OTinois Harvey aeiMthat. Kankakee 198 N. SahuyWr. Avenua Momenca W. W Street it. Anna (A.J Morris 442Liba«y3fc. Ottawa v Main StMHt Pontiac ^ 113 B. "pwight West Street Streator SOI B-IMeai ChUlicotba tad Straat Lacon This will enaJble many stockholders to "Ksten in" on the meeting at their own home& |n addition tlie Company has installed radio receiving sets at the offices of the Cocopaxiy. as listed where stockholders *re invitwl ta be jyosent the proceedings. " "V \ ' •' Company will appreciate hearing from any of its stockholders as to results Of this experiment of broadcasting its ^ Annual meeting. PUBLIC SERVICE OF"NORTHERN ILLINOIS Serving 6fiOO sqmoore mule*-- 201 cities and towns--- with, Qas or EUctridifk. ' _ r^\ Ifl Williams Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 25 _ WHWmA&.'-ir*r" . '• • IIm. 1 Li 1 'K/ - j. •