The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

. . NOTICE OF SALE •: - •' f- «; • DiT51.Sniiley,' Suitor- i .. .. . '•*•* State of Illinois, ) ss. , Wi • '^County of McHenry,) .• * H4--L In ^ Circuit Court of McHenry ^ County, to the January Term, A. D. >'|1918. jy-v. „ William- Bonslett, ) Bill for 0 tj.' Complainant ) Partition y.i- * ' ̂ 5*. , _ vs* j General Number **<. : . ^ola D; Walsh, et.a!) 19292 <* , ~ Public notice is hereby given that in v _ pursuance of a decree of sale made V ** ^'s« '•*"Rn<* ®ntered by said court in the above y.~l ~ entitled cause, on the 6th day of April, "** * ^ *9*8, H. Waite, Master in -V Cc 7 ̂ Chancery of said court, will on Wed- U: -5'tiesday the first day of May, A. D. 1918 i. • &t the hour of 1:30 o'clock in the aft- f- f ternoon of said day, at the east door the Court House in the City of -; ^voodsto^k'. C?unty of McHenry and f- cState-of lllinois, sell at public auction 1'iP -to the highest and best bidder, for 3:/ 'cash, the following described real ; C V-'c :,estate> to-wit: it*-' L°ts Number One (1), Two (2), -Three (3) and Four (4) in BlocR dumber Five (5) of the Town of IP 'McHenry, on the east side of Fox *: *. river, and situat d in the South i • 'East quarter (lA) of Section Number J Twenty-six (26) in Township Number >« y> .^ •Forty-five (45) North, or Range Num- < %,.ber Eight (8) East of the Third Prin- Jw- , <v, v**ipal Meridian. >£.>» > , " L°t.s Number Two <2) and Three *n Block Number One (1) in ^ / Ov en's Addition of Outlots to the Vil- > X ^>lage of McHenry, on the west side of v>pox river, and situated in the South ' r West quarter () of Section Num- v-'*-, (>., ^»er Twenty-six (26) in Township .»'• - ./ dumber Forty-five (45) North, of ? ' /'/*>"" -^ange Number Eight (8) East of the 1*A v * Third Principal Meridian, according to jy-i s v -.'Kvthe Plat recorded in the Recorder's Of- Jfice of McHenry County, Illinois, in •Jh •»>' • ? s^Book 59 of Deeds, page 265. A part of the East half (%) of the East quarter (%) of Section ^ " Number Twenty-seven (27) in Town- \i-' -«hip Nuihber Forty-five (45) North, « ,;^of Range Number Eight (8) East of -Vfhe Third Principal Meridian, bounded *-land described as follows, to-wit: Com- , !«§nencing at the quarter post at the v :,^orth East corner of the Sowth East &yarter o{ said Section No. 27, thence j.V'"' T'V'est on the quarter line eight (8) iftp^Sthains, eighty-seven links, thence ^ -^South One (1) and one-fourth (%) de­ grees West, four (4) chains and ...f-..;.'^mety-five (95) links; thence South, "" v v^eighty-eight (88) degrees West three 'S?) chains and seventy-seven (77) | ̂ blinks; thence South, twenty-one (21) * ** A^and one-half (V£) degrees West, eight ¥'*•V.rt C|(8) chains, Ninety-one (91) links; P3>X- Whence South Two (2) degrees West, p" ' , » «five (5) chains Fifty-seven (57) links . !•' •• to the center of the road leading from % ; ' .McHenry to Woodstock; thence South : ,SFifty-six (56) degrees East along the £ ; , ;•* , .center of the road, five (5) chains 11?,' Seventy-seven (77) links to a post in - ?4; ithe road; thence North, Twenty-four W : IS Si f 47^(24) and one-half (%) degrees* East, » • V <?> chains» Sixty (60) links; thence '< .'Worth, Thirty-one (31) degrees West, ^ .V'-one (1) chain Forty-four (44) links; i-A' tlience North, twenty (20) degrees % East, one (1) chain fifteen (15) links; %*,' * whence North, Forty-seven (47) de- • agrees East, one (1) chain twenty-five L -fT i25) links; thence North, Seventy-one de^rees, East, one (1) chain -seven (57) links; thence North, * *T .Fifty-seven (57) and one-half (H) de- ^?s,.^ast',one (1> chain Sixty- ix 1-^-^-^(66) links; thence South, Seventy-foui , * (74) and one-half (%) degrees East. Stjw }', *; Five (5) chains twenty-four (24) links fto the Section line; thence North on .^.tho Section line twelve (12) chains y . V\o>. eighty-three (83) links to the place of £ ̂ ' '^beginning, containing 20.38 acres, t • ' more or less. Excepting and reserving •/;//%^-herefrom the right of way of the ^ ; '^Chicago & North Western "Railway ^ . /Company. h \ & A part of the North West quarter - \ / »,> ^) of the South West quarter (Vi) . pf Section Number Twenty-six (26) Township Forty-five (45) North, of $ '.j Ji' s3£,a"^N.um.b<* Eight (8) East of the r i. iiiiciuM! Meridian, bouuued ana described as follows, to-wit: Com- < I' • Imencing at the quarter post at the l:.(' ,;iNorth West corner of the South West quarter (%) of said Section Number t"v ^ ^Twenty-six (26), aforesaid; thence . South on the quarter line nine (9) +% chains forty (40) links; thence North A -Eighty-five (85^ a..J one-fourth (%) Kt '"degrees East, two (2) chains twenty (20) links; thence North, Thirty one aod one-fourth (%) degrees East . s (8) chains, thence North Fifty- nine (59) and one-half (%) degrees East, four (4) chains fifty (50) links to the East and West quarter line; thence West ten (10) chains to the place of beginning, containing 4.54 acres, more or less. A part of the North half (%) of the South West quarter (%) of Sec­ tion Number Twenty-six (26) in Township Number Forty-five (45) North, of Range Number Eight (8) East of the Third Principal Meridian, bounded and described as follows, to- wit: Beginning at a post in the cen­ ter of said Section Number Twenty- six (26), thence West on the quarter line Twenty (20) chains eighty (80) links; thence South Thirty-four (34) and one-half (%) degrees East, two (2) chains and Thirty (30) links; thence South, Twenty-one and one- half (21 & Vt) degrees East, two (2) chains; thence South Four (4) chains, twenty-two (22) links; thence South Twenty-seven (27) and one-fourth (%) degrees East, two (2) chafns; thence South, Sixty-three (63) and one-half (%) degrees, East two (2) chains Thirty (30) links; thence South Seven (7) and three-fourth (%) de­ grees East, four (4) chains; thence North, Eighty-seven (87) and one- fqprth (x/4) degrees East, six (6) chains and Forty (40) links; thence South, Twenty-seven (27) degrees East, four (4) chains; thence South, Thirty (30) and three-fourths (%) degrees East, three (3) chains; thence South three (3) degrees East, to a point directly west of the southwest corner of Owen's outlotg to the Vil­ lage of McHenry; thence East to the southwest corner of said Owen's out­ lots to the village of McHenry; thence North on the west line of said addition to the northwest comer of Lot No. 2 in said addition; thence west two (2) chains to the southwest corner of a piece of land conveyed by Lola D. Walsh, et al. to Mathias W, Barth, by Warranty Deed, dated Sept. 1, A. D. 1901, and recorded- in the Recorder's Office of McHenry County. Illinois, in Book 103 of Deeds, page 464; thence North three chains, thirty- seven links to the Northwest corner of said Barth's land; thence East on Barth's land and Catholic church property, six (6) chains, fifty (50) links to the quarter line; thence North on the quarter line to the place of beginning, containing 24.25 acres, more or less, (excepting and reserving from -the last described piece or par­ cel of land, all that part lying directly West of Lots Six (6), Seven (7), Eight (8) and Mine (9) of Owen's out lots to McHenry), all situated, lying and being in the County of McHenry and- State of Illinois. The north half of all that piece or parcel of land that lies between Lot Four (4) of said Block Five (5) aqd lot One (1) of Block Eight (8) and lying immediately West of the West line of what is known as Fox street in the original plat of the Town of Mc­ Henry, in said County and State. All of the heretofore described pieces or parcels of land being situ­ ated, lying and being in the County of' McHenry and State of Illinois. Terms of Sale Ten (10) per cent of the purchase price upon date of fale,'the balance in cash upon approval of Master's re­ port of sale and delivery of Master's deed. Dated at Woodstock, Illinois, this 8th day of April, A. D. 1918. E. H. Wfaite, " Muster in Chancer" of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois. McHENRY A CLEAN TOWN So Write# Jacob' R. J listen From Cando, North Dakota The following letter, written by Jacob R. Jus ten to his father here, has been handed to us for publication and we believe that its contents will interest many of his friends here. Cando, N. D., April 17, 1918. Dear Father--Received your letter and was glad to hear from you and that you are well. We had an all- night and all-day slow, soaking rain here. Everyone is looking for a big crop. The rain is helping the rye along. There are thousands of acres of rye sowed. I have sowed fifty-four acres, which looks good, and have also ; r , < - j v * v r V r i « ->a * 3 put in ninety acres of wheat, while I. j ^ i have about ?25 acres more to sow* v- • I have it all ready to sow now and a"./; ^ rain or two will give it enough mois-A • „ / S ture to assure a good crop. It doesn't * take long to sow a lot of wheat when" you put in twenty-five acres a da3^.,'^»*> with one drill. ^ 1 ^ We were sorry to hear about the >.£ nice church burning, as you can't find. as nice a church as that everywhere*,' - .jj Our town has a nice church, but not as large as yours. I suppose they f , will rebuild as soon as they get maty ters straightened up frith the insur­ ance company.' - V. I have traveled considerable in th®?/ {1?^ last seven or eight years and in that'" "" ^ time saw a lot of towns, but they hav«Kv, i ] got to go some to beat McHenry for a t ' j nice, clean town. ^ ̂ Cando is a nicely laid out* placed \^; ^r but it is not kept up like the town of M c H e n r y , t o o m a n y v a c a n t s h a c k s X f ' and old barns that are gradually go-% ing to ruination. There are good * buildings on the main streets. Thera j * are two banks in town, both buildingi, t} being larger than Frett's hutched > ^5* shop. \ They are constructed of- pressed brick and terra cotta. Any one traveling between this; place and McHenry will have to giv^s ,r: the McHenry people credit for hav* ^ f ing' the cleanest town albng the entire t| route. The Plaindealer coming Sat--*- ^ urday night means a trip to town in; ^ the evening as every one of us wanta: X' *•£ t o s e e i t f i r s t . * " ' - V There hasn't been any sickness' N ] around here since we came, so you*. ^ "4 see that we are in a healthy country, " *>' ' ; Itour s6n, - s.. Jacob R. Ju3ten. I PROBA Tli N::US { [Furnished by the McHenry County Abstract Company, Woodstock, Illi- , nois. Office in Arnold Block, easV-.":^ side of public square. Abstracts^of , title and conveyancing. Money to - 4 . loan on real estate in sums of fiv®/-~^ hundred to ten thousand dollars.' Time and payments to suit borrower. Phones 634, 903 and 911.] * £ Real Estate Transfers '* Albert Krause & w to Frank ^Srrh Hughes, It 3, blk 8, Mc­ Henry, e of Fox river......$2400.00 F. Draheim & w to Wallace Woodburn, pt It 111 Assr's plat ne% se^4 sec 6, Dorr.. Robt. Mole & w to John C. Coop­ er, int in nwly 72 ft. of nely 247 ft. of pt nw cor of se^4 sec 8, McHenry....... .$1.00;; ; 4 Jos. Masquelet & w to Gertrude . M. Barbian, It 2, ne% sec .. 18; pc s of and adj It 2 of Matthew Schaefer's addn, McHenry $350s00 H. E. Wightman to Mrs. Jennie Hill, It 9, blk 25, McHenry.. 350.00 Marriage Licenses Loren Puttnam, 25 Harvard Pearl Krischke, 17..... .. ...Harvard Walter Fanter, 22..... .Crystal Lake Lillian Geske, 19. Algonquin Harry Meyer, 26. .Algonquin Alma Goldeman....... .,. Barrington « Joseph Michels, 21........ Johnsburg Dorothy Blake, 20... v;., .Johnsburg Frank Hedrich, 21. .McHenry Vox* Femieten, 22... .Mciicnry Emile A. DeCroix, 23... * .Woodstock Eleanora R. Allen, 2%,.... .Woodstock Arthur J. Wilcox, 40......... .Seneca Mary Meyer, 27..........Milwaukee George J. Schreiner, 28... .McHenry Katherine A. Pitzen, 25... .McHenry Michael G. Schaffer, 32. .Crystal Lake Clara A. Schwalger, 27..Crystal Lake J|oin the Red Cross. H I V : f t* t;. .rf.