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ZfVmmSS!'IriK j£*.\ * _•- ft1**, - t «w atss# ;%#|M '•^»;.„ 'J i»i „-.i. Ji. . r-srf^t *C3SSt- ' 7^*5^- Thursday, April 25,1985 THE MeHBN&Y PLAUfDSALEB t&c&y- $.?• it "*•? * 69.86 70.00 fc"*':/'-::jB3.00 VOLO SPRING GROVE S&& - •'. CITY TREASURER'S ANNUAL REPORT CfTY OF M'HENRY -- April 17, 1934 to April 17, 1935 . I, Robert L. Weber, Treasurer of ;i§he City of McHenry Illinois, do hereby certify that the following statement of receipts and disbursements *#f the City Funds for the year enduing April 17, 1935, is true and correct according: to my best knowledge •nd belief. ROBERT L. WEBER, Treasurer. City of McHenry STATE OF ILLINOIS '. ^ itounty of McHenry, ss. * p. Subscribed and sworn to IwsftSiai in* 'this 18th day of April, 1935. CLARA V. STOFFEL, %>£ Notary PiAHc. April 17, 1934, $1,312.21 keceipts , County Treasurer v. " City Collector J... 'Cupt. of Waterworks .... Police Magistrate Travelers Insurance C6. •No. British Ins. Co. ..$ 8,054.20 .. 6,087.58 220.00 36.00 =' 'A 3.85 , *•«••:> 17.05 " -'. Pennsylvania Ins. ? 8.60 ; Jietor Fuel Tax Refund1,616.96 City Clerk > .; • ,'* Vehicle Tax 4310.00 ^-^Tire. Fund' 110.15 Tax 1 6.75 -/'Fool and Billiard Tax 18.00 Filling Station Tax 25.00 Miscellaneous 3,500.06 Total Receipts 958.20 Total reoeipts and balance ........... 422,270.41 . DKJBU RSEMENTS ?jialarie® -- -...$ 2>0S1.00 Sewer 880.68 1,Street and Alley 5,204.95 Waterworks ... 4*887.14 Public Property 620.05 Continigent ............... 910.96 Fire Fund 526.71 Judgments -- 460.00 Right of Way Bonds aad Coupons 2,100.00 Jfcw>d Fund 187,17 General Fund .* 280.91 Special Assessments* ..... 1,178.06 Motor Fuel Tax Refund ...<.. 1,071.04 Deduct deposit credited to General Fund in error on December 29, 1988. 961.59 Total Disbursements $21,140.26 * Balance, April 17, 1935....f 1,180.15 Salary Fund 297---Henry L. Cowlin 300--John B. Wirt* .....»• 302--Ed Mischke J* 304--Peter J. Doherty 305--Albert Barbian ...... 306--N. P. Jus ten 307--Herman Kreutzer S 308--R. I. Overton 309--Jacob Schaefer ...« 310--F. H. Wattles 311--Peter A. Neiss ...M 312--Dr. Wm. A. Nye 313--Ben J. Brefeld 314--Ed Mischke ...... £ 370--John B. Wirt* 372--Ed Mischke 404--John B. Wilts ......u* 406--Ed Mischke 4S8--John B. Wirts ........H 489--Ed Mischke 469--Peter J. Doherty . 470--Albert Barbian ..... 471--N. P. Justen !' 472--Herman Kreutzer 478--R. I. Overton ....... 474--Jacob. Schaefer ... 476--F. H. Wattlea 476--P. A. Neiss 483--John B. Wirts 484--Ed Misctlke «... 518--John B. Wirts ........... 519--Ed Mischke 531--Math N. Schmitt 548--John B. Wirt* 550--Ed Mischke (667--Peter J. Doherty ..«* 668--Albert Barbian 669--N. P. Justen 670--Herman Kreut*er 671--R. I. Overton 672--Jacob Schaefer 673--F. H. Wattles 674--P. A. Neisa ii*. 692--John B. Wirts . 694--Ed Mischke «... 637--John B. Wirts .....ww*: 638--Ed Mischke 662--John B. Wirts 663--Ed Mischke -- 678--P. J. Doherty • •***#. 679--Albert Barbian .--,&»•' 680--N. P. Justen .681--Herman J. Kreutse®:?-" 682--R. I. Overton is*/ 683--Jacob Schaefer 684--F. H. Wattles 685--P. A. Neiss 702--John B. Wirts 703--Ed Mischke 729--John B. Wirfs 730--Ed Mischke -V'"' 200.00 40.00 32.00 32.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 75 00 15.00 16.00 16.00 40.00 32.00 40.00 82.00 40.00 82.00 40.00 20.00 25.00 26100 26.00 25.00 26.00 75.00 40.00 32.00 40.00 32.00 24.00 40.00 32.00 32.00 20.00 15.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 75.00 40.00 32.00 40.00 32.00 40.00 32.00 24.00 15.00 15 00 15.Q0 15.00 15.00 15.00 75.00 40.00 32.00 40.00 32.00 316--P. A. Neiss 340--Geo. Iffieyenr 343--Public Service Co. .... 344--Public Service Co. .... 357--P. A. Nciss«>..... 363--L. J. Stoffel 365--Public Service Co. .... 36ft--Public Service Co..... 371--W. C. Felt* 373--P. A. Neiss 375--George Meyers 378--W. S. Darley and Co. 379--Carey Electrjc Shop .. 384--Jacob Ma DTedrich .... 388--Louis Althoff 393--J. Stilling Tire Sbop 394--L." F. Newman 397--Donald Powers .......... 398--Roy Smith 399--Job F. Vasey 400--E. H. Merrick 401--Wm. G. Schreineir......1 406--W. C. Feltz 409---Farmers Mill 414--P. A. Neiss 415--John R. Smith .««..««. 425--Public Service CO;, .... 426--Public Service Co, .... 428---Arrow Petroleum Co. 476--P. A. Neiss 440--W. C. Felt* 482--Public Service Go. ...» 433--Public Service Go, .... 436--Public Service Co. 441--Peter Wirfs 442--Linus Newman 458--Carey Electric Shop 466---Arrow Petroleum Co. 485-->W. C. Felt* 488---Linos Newman 489--Peter Wirfs 493--Paul Meyers 498--P. A." Neiss .... 499--Wm. SioM 500--Geo. B. Kane 606--'Public Service Co. .... 509--Public Service Co. .... 610--Public Service Co. .... 611--Public Service Co. .. 531--Math N. Schmitt 520--w. C. Felt* 604--Ben J. Diet* 516--Mort Ritt 521--P. A. Neiss 634--Public Service Co. .... 535--Public Service Co. .... 636--Public Service Co. .... 537--Public Service Cb. .... 639--L. J. Stoffel ....••••• 549--W. C. Felt* ............ 643--Alexander Lumber Co 656--George Meyers ....... 557--Peter Wirfs 568--Jack Mc6arroll 559--J. P. Casey 560--Carey Electric Shop 565--Mort Ritt ......... 566--P. A. Neiss 576--Public Service Co. 577--Public Service Co. .... 580--Public Service Co. .... 683--Arrow Petroleum Co. 693--W. C. FelU 586--George Meyers 590--Artificial Stone Co. 697--P. A. Neiss 600--Public Service Co. .... 601--Public Service Co. .... 604--Public Service Co. .... 624--George-Meyers «...«. 629--Farmers MUl 635--P. A. Neiss 639--W. C. Feltz 642--Frank Thornber 644--Public Service Co. .... 645--Public Service Co. .... 649--Public Service Coi, 664--W. C. Felt* 657--George Meyers 665--Peter Wirfs 667--P. A. Neiss 672--Public Service Co. .... 673--Public Service Co. 677--Public Service Co. 687--Miller Coal Co. ..«-- 704--W. C. Felts 710--P. A. Neiss 712--Public Service Co. --• 713--Public Service Co. .... 717--Public Service Co. .... 731--W. C. Feltz 721--Otto E. Mueller 724--George Meyers 728--Jerome Schneider 733--P. A. Neiss 734--Public .Service Co. .... 736--PuWic Service Co* .... 739--Public Service Co. .... 0.00 8.00 160.16 119.22 6.00 2:62 150.16 119.22 60.00 17-00 39.10 90.60 39.68 57.00 400 8.26 25.60 25.20 18.00 14.40 25.60 20 SO 50.00 2.50 9.50 5.00 121.73 106.27 368.32 32.00 60.00 132.65 105.82 1.82 8.00 8.00 71.00 80.80 60.00 14.00 11.00 10.00 27.60 21.00 14^60 8.36 147.41 106.08 1.50 24.00 60.00 24.36 8.00 18.75 147.41 106.08 2.24 .70 15.92 50.00 7.00 68.76 5.60 5.50 4.00 too 4.00 88.75 147.41 106.08 ,50 92.00 60.00 7.50 .50 11.69 147.41 106.03 .50 10 50 .60 6.50 too 68.18 147.41 106.06 .50 50.00 12.00 Z20 27.50 147.41 106.08 .50 16.75 50.00 16.50 147.41 106.08 .60 50.00 1.75 12.60 25.00 8.00 147.41 106.08 .60 Total 2,031.00 - Sewer Fund 801--W. C. Feltz , 60-0° - $46--Public Service Co.-- , 14 18 1--W. C. Feltz 50.00 $68--Public Service Co. .... ^ 16.02 $89--Adams Repair Sh(^lss>r--• 7.84 406--W. C. FelU ' 50.00 435--Public Ser\'ice Co. 30.48 440--W. C. Feltz ..... 50 00 485--W. C. Feltz .............. 50.00! ;|91--Poblic Service Co. 5.73] '?ll2--Linus Newman * 13.58 | ^$31--Math N. Schmitt 24.00 ! 20--W. C. Feltz ' 50.00 1.30 J -14.58 j 50.00 ! 14.02 J 50.00 i 16.31] 23.93 ! 50.00 ' 50.00 17.62 1.30 50.00 • 20.6<» s 5.05 ? 1.70 26.50 60.00 25.78 29--Freund Oil Company' •538--Public Service Co. .sir- >49--W. C. Feltz ' - $78--Public Service Co. .... |93--W. C. Feltz 02--Public Service Co. 7--Public Service Co. ™. ; $39_W. C. Feltz . .f64--W. C. Feltz 675--Public Service Co #93--Freund Oil Company ,\J, J04--W. C. Feltz r715--Public Service Co..«, --~t20-J£. C. Kamholz Kt -f26--Henry L. Cowlin ....^ * f27--McHenry Plaindeal«|^ f31--W. C. Felt* T87--Public Service Co. Total 880.68 Street and Alley #01--W. C. Felt* .J% 60.00 $5^04.95 . .. Waterworks 300--John B. Wirt* 70.00 302--Ed Mischke ... 68.00 299--Mayme Buss 13.97 303--M. M. Nieeen ...^» 6000 363--L. J. Stoffel ... 13.28 345--Public Service Co. .... 30.09 353--Otto E. Mueller 2.75 370--John B. Wirtz 70.00 372--Ed Mischke 63.00 367--Public Service Co. . 62.82 374--M. M. Niesen 50.00 377--Mueller Co ?...^. 33.68 385--Mayme Buss 86.19 395--Andrew Hansen ...«.. , 8.00 396--W. C. Felt* 7.20 404--John B. Wirt* , 70.00 405--Ed Mischke- ^ 63.00 403--Director of Finance 111.66 407--Mayme Buss ........... 16.52 410--L. J. Stoffel 1.0.1 412--Andrew Hanson ' 3.60 413--M. M. Niesen 50.00 417--M. Engeln & Soa .... 6.00 419--Valvoline Oil Co - 9.75 420--McHenry Plaindealer 6^25 421--Overton Motor Sales 12.00 423--J. B. Clow & Son 76.97 i 424--Public Service Co. .. 68.75 430--Director of Finaaea 1.62 438--John B. Wijt* ....... 70.00 , 439--Ed Mischke 63.00 411--Job Vasey 8.60 434--Public Service Cfii'61.83 443----M. M. Niesen 50.00 444--Donald Powers 17.60 445--Andrew Hanson 24.80 446--Job F. Vasey 3.20 447--L. J. Stoffel .75 448--Otto E. Mueller S-10 449--Louis Althoff 1.00 4>54--William Althoff ...... 5.26 455--Jerome Schneider ..... 18:40 456--Ted Miller . 23.6U 460--Mayme Buss ........... 19.04 461--McHenry Lumber Co* 12.87 463--John F. Brda 8.75 464--National Meter Co. 100.41 46&t--M. Engeln ^j^Son ...... 6.12 467--Huemann M»tor Sales 386.20 468--Director of Finance 4.04 478--McHenry Country Club 75.00 483--John B. Wirt* , 70.00 484--Ed Mischke --^ 63.00 486--M. M. Niesen 60.00 487--Jack Nicholls r-"-.- 1.60 490--L. J. Stoffel 1.15 492--Valvoline Oil Co. 4.50 494--M. Engeln & Son .... 6.00 496--Director of FinanSi" 37.69 497--Mayme Buss 62.69 60.50 1.00 2.17 17.17 60.00 8.00 . 8.00 / 1.50 65.24 70.00 63.00 507--Public Service Co. 518--John B. Wirt* 519--Ed Mischke .... 531--Math N. Schmitt ....i* 616--Paul E. Gerasch ....£ 517--Director of Finance 525--Mayme Buss 526--M. M. Niesen 527--Frank Masquelet 528--Charles Michaeb ....*. 530--Carey Electric Shop 533--Public Service Co. ..» 548--John B; WTirtz 550--Ed Mischke 541--Director of Finance .. *" • .39 542--Mayme Buss 16.39 545--Freund Oil Co. ....... 10.76 546--Noonan Garage .......„ > .60 551--M. M. Niesen 60.00 552--M. Engeln & Son ....„ 8.00 653---Otto E. Mueller • 1.00 654--Robert Patzke .11.20 555--Ed Meyers 2.00 561--Overton Motor Sales • . 2.50 564--Tonyan Construction ; : Company ^ 8.00 581--Public Sei-vice Co. 40.97 592--John B. Wirt* 70.00 594--Ed Mischke .^^^^f!^^3.00 587--Mayme Buss v.1.......,."", 744 28 589--Director of Finance .. , y 89.28 695--Mi M. Niesen 60.00 590--Public Service Co. J-}J7.91 606--Art Meyers " - 49 25 GO'?--John Umti i.' .43.75 608--George Lindsay' ^ 6.25 610--Neii Thurlweil "JU.75 611--John Brda * > 8.50 637--John B. Wirt*. ;w„.^-^-^v70 00 638--Eld Mischke •"/ 63.00 605--Robert Patzke 6.00 609--Wm. Bacon , 6.25 612--Wm. G. JSbhreiner .... 6.00 631--H. C. Kamholz .......... .96 632--M. Engeln & Son ^K) 633--Mayme Buss . 17.44 634:--Director of Finance .. 2.29 640--M. M. Niesen 60.00 643--Tonyan Construction ' Company ^ v ®7.48 646--Public Service Co 42.16 650--McHenry Plaindealef "20.00 662--John B. Wirtz ....i 70.00 663--Ed Mischke 63.00 663--Otto E. Mueller ....«_ 1.60 656--McHenry Plaindealer 6 24.75 659--Mayme Buss *; 16.81 660--Clarence Niesen \ • 3.60 666--M. M. Niesen .; • 60.00 669--Wm. H. Althoff ........ ' 5.81 670--M. Engeln & Son .... 1.67 674--Public Service Co: .... ' 43.18 689-;--J. B. Clo# & Sons .... . • ,11.92 702---John B. Wirt* 70.00 703--Ed Mischke 63.00 710--P. A. Neiss .77 694--M. Engeln & Sons .... 8.00 695--Carey Electric Shop" 3.50 699--Overton Motor Sales-^" 15 25 701--Mayme Buss 63.78 708--M. M. Niesen ' 1 60.00 711--National Meter Co, "16.68 714--Public Service Co. «.. 49.22 729--John B. Wirtz 70.00 730--Ed Mischke ^ 63 00 720--H. C. Kamhols .56 721--Otto Mueller .31 722--J. J. Vycital : .09 723--M. Engeln & Sons w^*HS53.77 16.43 *60.00 43.25 725--Mayme Buss 732--M. M. Niesen 736--Public Service On. W87.14 Public Property 4 888--Farmers Mill 6.76 286--Jacob M. Diedrich ..w • ,15 347--Public Service Co. «« 1.08 348--Albert Wagner ........ 12.80 349--Andrew Eddy <£4.60 360--Jos. Wrede £7.80 861--Linus Newman 44.80 352--L. J. Stoffel 86.20 354--M. Engeln & Son ..« ' ' 2.35 356--Artificial Stone Co. : 9.70 858--Thos. P. Bolger £4.16 359--H. C. Kamhols « 6.85 360--Frank Meyer ............ . 5.00 361--Rustoleum Co. $8.36 362--J. Han'.on & Sons ..U 66.04 364--111. Bell TeJ. Co . 4.60 369--Public Service Co. .... 1.08 380--H. C. Kamhols 13.77 383--M. Engeln & Sons ..u 2.20 386--Alexander Lumber Co 14.97 387--Thoa. P. Bolger 10.60 390--Artificial Stone Co. .. . 3.60 391--J. J. Vycital 7.11 392--McHenry Lumber Co. 14.41 417--M. Engeln & Sons .... 1.20 408--ni. Bell Tel. Co 2.25 427--Elgin Glass Co. 17.65 444--Donald Powers . .t.... » 7.50 431--111. Bell Tel. Co. 2.25 437--Public Service Co. 1.95 453--Alexander Lumber Co. 1.43 462^J. J. Vycital 1.68 511--Public Service Co. .... .70 481--111. Bell Tel. Co. ...... 2.25 522--111. Bell Tel. Co ^ 2.25 543--Alexander Lumber Cftr- rll.79 552--M. Engeln & Sons .... , .60 540-^111. Bell Tel. Co ; 2 25 562--John J. Vycital - .67 579--Public Service Co. .... 1 12 584--HI. Bell Tel. Co. ...„. 2.26 591--McHenry Lumber Co. 11.59 603--Public Service Co. .... 1.26 J 642--Frank Thornber - 2.65! 631--H. C. Kamhol* 1 30 626--111. Bell Tel. Co. ...... . 2.25 628--McHenry Lumber Co. #11.04 630--J. J. Vycital 1.62 648--Public Service Co 1.54 669--Wm. H. Althoff , 7.68 670--Public Service Co. .... 2.61 654--111. Bell Tel. Co. ...... 2.25 655--McHenry Lumber Co^==^l.45 661--Thos. P. Bolger 668--Alexander Lumber C& 676--Public Service Co. .... 696--111 Bell Tel. Co. 697--Alexander Lumber Co. 716--Public Service Co. .... 722--J. J. Vycital 718--111. Bell Tel. Co. 719--McHenry Lumber Coi 738--Public Service Co. . $520.05 vil'.TO 1.26 -Vera Purvey -May Powers ....... 324--y. W. Fay 325--Alfred Patzke ... 326--Ella Newman ..... 327--Mayme HarrisoST 328--Margaretha Spurling 1 330--Louis A. Erickson .... 332--Theodore Winkel ...... --Susan Bishop 334--Gertrude Weber . j 335--Lillian Krause ....--.« 336--Jerome Schneider ...... 337--M_ Engeln & Sons .. 323--W&ary Doherty .......... 5.00 5.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 .00 6.00 1000 6.00 6.00 -$.00 6.00 6.00 -io.00 %J0Q 357--P. A Neiss 819--Cilia Perkins ... 329--Anna Thurlweil 881--Katherine Schneidttf 342--Stoffel & ^ieihanspfr> ger ; 356--Henry 1^ Cowlin 373---Peter A. Neiss .......... * 387--Thos. P. Bolger 376--J. W. North & C6, i. 381--McHenry Plaindealer , 382--Henry L. Cowlin ........ 420--McHenry Plaindeajer- 416--Thos. P. Bolger 418--Henry L. Cowlin 429--111. Municipal Leagi»/- 476--Peter A. Neiss ....,.« 460--Mayme Buss 450r--McHenry Plaindealer 451--Chicago Oxygen Gas Company 457--Horders Stationery Stores 459--Perfection Legal Blank Company 498--P. A. Neiss 480--McHenry Plaindeater 482--Thos. P. Bolger 495--Henry L. Cowlin i 503--Atlas Painting Co.;',uv- 521--P. A. Neiss 525--Mayme Buss 523--'Henry L. Cwtfn 566--P. A. Neiss 544--McHenry Plaindeedfer 547--Henry L. Cowlin 597;--P. A. Neiss 688--Henry L. Cowlin 686--J. W. North A Co.^*- 636--P. A Neiss ,U..; 650--McHenry Plaindealer 626--Thos. P. Bolger.. 627--Henry L. Cowlin ....... ; 641--Horders Stationery Stores 667--P. A Neiss. 666--McHenry Plaindealer 668--Henry L. Cowlin 688--Frank Thornber .^.... 710--P. A. Neiss w«.»' 691--C. W. Klontx 700--Hienry L. Cowlin u,*i, , 727--McHenry Plaindealer 733--P. A. Neiss 741--Robert L. Weber' .... 50.45; ... .70 j 1.00] 10.35 225.00 61.60 .$0 6.50 12.60 .30 10.00 1.30 2.00 6.23 2.61 Told Items of Interest Taken Props the Files of the Plalnde«l» • ' „ «f Yuri Age Ftr*Faa4 298--Wm. R. Bickler 339--John Stilling 341--Carey Electric Shop 393--John Stilling ......... 394--John Stilling 422--John Stilling 452--John Stilling . 479--John Stilling «£*». 501--Buss Page Motor Skies 502--Peter Pirsch Co 631--Math N. Schmitt 675--John Stilling ............ 682--Roy A. Kent ......... 585--Jphn Stilling 664--Buss-Page Motor Sales 686--John Stilling 670--M. Engeln & Sons .... 671--John Stilling 686--W. U. Gas Co 608--Blake Motor Sfcles 706--D. I. Granger 706--Ted Miller 707--Alvin Bauer. 709--John Stilliny FIFTY YEARS AGO On Monday morning last, two thou- 6.15 sand five hundred and forty-one ! ducks were brought down from the 2.95 ; lakes and shipped at this station, the .70 j result oi Saturday and Sunday shoot- 8.95 ing. 2.60 ] Miss Kate Howe won the prize ac .40 • the Riverside skating rink on Sat- 1.28 urday evening last , for Wearing the 1.15 handsomest calico apron. , 6.00 i Money to loan on real estate in 6.80 sums 6f »500 to 110,000. Time and 3i90 kpaym«tts' to suit borrower.John J. 8:90 Murphy. •20 , We learn that Dr. O. J. Howard 3.56! has sold his residence on the West •30 j Side to Mrs, John L. Howe. Consider- 37.50 ' ation-.$2,500. It is'one of the finest 2.10 locations in town. 90.70 j Mathew Schimmel, an old an# high- 1.60 ; ly respected German, who has been a .60 j resident of this town for many years, ! died on Saturday last and was buried 2.95 j in the cemetery at Johnsburg on Mon- 1.10 day. * 6.00 FORTY YEARS AGO H. C. Smith is treating his block" U> , . a coat of paint. C. Curtis is doing 1 *K71n1 !thWe worokrkm-en have Jjeen putting a new r? roof on St Patrick's church in this •10 vinage. j Simon Bros., of the new store, •am oa ' McHenry, have come out with 8910.96 „a new and tasty delivery wagon, e oca An ' J- Bishop is painting his resi- 00! <*ence inside and out, trimming up 7.88 ; an<j improving things around his pre- 1.^0 mises generally. « nn 1 an<i ^'8 better half were 6.00 treated to a very fine serenade on q jw Saturday evening, which was highly 8a>7 appreciated, and for which we return 2.73 our mo«t grateful thanks. 18.40: • 26.72 [ 12.7H, 4.98 4.20 26.55 ! ,73 Judgments 408---West McHenry State Bank 532--West McHenry State Bank 661--West McHenry State Bank 740---West McHenry *£tate Bank TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO " Butter dropped from 32 cents to 29 ma an cents on the El«n board of trade "" Moid.,. • 1 "Three thousand souls attended the free ball given in the new Emerson factory at Woodstock last Thursday evening. The grand march, which it is said, was the classiest ever held in the county, was led by Hon. and Mrs. A. J. Olson. The Elgin military band furnished the music for the event. " James T. Walsh, at one time editor of The Plaindealer, but now with the Chicago Record-H*?raid, attended to 71 business matters and shook hands ^ j with his many old friends here last Friday. Will Schoeler of Sterling, 111., is a new employe at the Wilbur Lumber company^ yards here. 6.28 14.00 2.40' 8.68 100 30.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 1.12 ..$ 50.00 200.00 100.00 TWENTY YEARS AGO Batter on the Elgin board of trade Miss Ellee^ Magnussen returned to her home here Thursday evening from the St. Therese hospital. Mrs. Leslie Davis and daughter of Slocum's Lake visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah Fisher Wednesday. Mrs. H. J.Martini and daughter of Chicago spent a few days here the past week with her sister, Mrs. E. Rossduestcher. Miss Miller of McHenry spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles ^Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maypole of Fox Lake visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Michalson Saturday. Mrs. Henry StadfiaJd of Wauconda spent Thursday at the home of her mother, Mrs. C. Molidor. Marion Richardson of Forestr 'Park spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Martini. MVs, Joseph Wagner and Mrs. A. Martini visited relatives in* Chicago Thursday. Mrs. Joseph Rossduestcher of Round Lake visited Mrs. E. Rossduestcher S a t u r d a y . . / ' y . • Miss Emily Vpgt of Waukegan spent the weekend here at the home of her grandmother, Mrs; Catherine Molidor. ' •_ v Mrs. F.; Frankie of'Joliet called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rossduestcher Saturday. ^-- Mrs. J. Boyko of Lily Lake visited Mrs. Joseph Lenzen Friday.. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wagner spent the weekend in Chicago with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wegner and family of Wauconda spent Sunday here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur . Frost of Chicago visited his mother, Mrs. Catherine Frost, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wegner and family of McHenry visited the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Molidor and family of Round Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Molidor and Irving Molidor of Libertyville visited Mrs. Catherine Molidor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher and fam ily visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scheid, Jr.. in Wauconda Sunday. Mrs. E. Bacon and daughter, Vinnie called at the h<}me of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ames in Avon Center Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Donley moved into the Stocker house in Wauconda Friday. -- Mr. and Mrs. John Baumruk and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baumruk and son of Berwyn visited Mrfr and Mis. Frank St. George Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dalvin and family of Wauconda, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dowell and daughter of Elgin William Powell of Dundee, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Passfield and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Passfield and son were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dowell. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Powers and daughters of Wauconda called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown and family of Crystal Lake visited the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wiser Sunday. 100 00 Bold ** 29 cents per pound last Sattw. w urday. T~7T7T 1 Help keep the village clean. Don't *40W,UU j throw paper and rubbish on the i streets. j A. M. Frett has moved his family out from Chicago and is now occupy- Rigbt of Way Bonds Bonds Nos. 8 and 9 at-1,000 Coup. Nos. 8* 9, and 10 -1 oc 07R nn 1 *"*" •••« 1» uvw wvv-uyjrcoupon N<TI• mm bomt od <"• •°rth <* Empty houses are very scarce in * ' j McHenry these days. A number of r/ _t1__ families would move to town if suitabIe homee wre ^ ^ WhUe "tlS7 17 t*iere are now four or five houses un- „ • ' * , der construction, still more are need- General Fund -1 -ed: 614---Robert Frisby 26.00 "•;i BandFnnd 477--MicHeary Band .... 513--Frank Immekus 506--C. Unti 506--Ben J. Diet* ;... 606--Art Meyers 4..; 610--Neil Thurlweil 611--John Brda 613--Wm. Schaefer 614--Ted Wagner 615--Frank Masquelet .*.... 618--McHenry Lumber (Do. 619--Standard Oil Co. ...... 606--Robert Patzke 609--Wm. Bacon ....-.'...7^-. 612--Wm. G. Schreiner .... 616--«-Martin Stoffel 617--Henry "Kennebeck 25.00 25.00 25.0C 5.50 10.50 19.50 18 50 8.00 7.00 4.16 45.75 16.00 21.00 9 00 7.00 9.00 $280.91 Special Assessment 524--^-McHenry Plaindealer $ 140.00 598--City Collector 1,009.56 650--McHenry Plaindealer 28.50 $1,178.06 Motor Fuel Ttx Refund 622--C. J. Bender i...f 600.00 623--C J. Bender ^-/^. 21.04 620--Earl Brown, et al. 475.00 652---Earl Brownr rt al. .1 75.00 $1,071.04 TEN YEARS AGO The McHenry band, which has been holding its regular rehearsals during the past few weeks, is again rounding into condition for the coming season. This organization is a real asset to McHenry and should be given the moral and financial aid of our citizens. A large number of auto tourists passed through and stopped in this city last Sunday. The McHenry park for the first time this season, was inhabited during the noon hour by tourits who stopped to eat lunch. Mrs. John Hickey of Chicago, whorecently purchased the lot at the corner of Greeh and Broad Sts., has had the small cottage thereon greatly enlarged and improved and will occupy the place during the coming summer. She will probably erect a modern home on the corner some time in the future. The CrMeMt Among fundamental patterns In nsture, which, by the law of correspondences, mean so much in our mental and spiritual life, Is the crescent, sign of Diana, or Artemis, goddess of the chase, forests, streams--and of the moon Under which dew falls to replenish the enrth. Her emblem Is on the breasts of birds, in many variations In the vegetable world, as In the seeds of the mystic moonseed. Meuispormnm canadense, tbe beautiful woodland vine thi* lovers and poets like to find because It brings happiness. Portland Ston* in England On the Isle of Portland, In England, there Is found a yellowish white limestone which la comiutn as a building material. Portland cement, which was Invented In England in about 1845, was so named because when set It rsyembled portland stone. There was a good crowd at the meeting of the Community club Monday night. Everyone enjoyed themselves^ playing cards. The.serving of chop Vuey by the committee brought the evening to a close. A large number of votes were cast at the town election last Tuesday. All the aldermen were re-elected receiving the following ntimber of votes: Paul Weber, 80; Anton May, 74; J. G. Wagner, 73; Frank May, 66; Nick Freund, 65; and John Rauen 52. Jos. Lay who was a candidate for,, alderman received 51 votes, being defeated by only one vote. Charles Freund received 63 votes to defeat Arthur J. Oxotby. who received 31 for the office of village clerk. Mayor Frank J. Wagner received a complimentary vote of 71, having no opposition and Bryon L. Orvis was re-elected police magistrate without opposition. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders entertained a party of friends at their home on Tuesday night in honor Of the marriage of their daughter, Zelda to Alvin Westman of Woodstock. The guests enjoyed a chicken dinner served at "7 o'clock at which the table was decorated appropriately to the colors worn by, the bride and her attendant. Several beautiful gifta were received by the happy couple. V'jsking was the diversion of the evening but the fun, began when a band arrived with their musical pots and pans or any noiSe-maker to chivari the couple. All ieft wishing the byide and groom a happy and long wedded life. Mrs. Walter Watts, Solon, was a caller in the homes of Mrs. Jennie Oxtoby and Mrs. Martin Butler Saturday. Robert Foulke, a student of the University of Illinois, spent Baster vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Foulke. He returned to Champaign Monday morning. Misses Bernice and Lucille Nimsgern, Chicago, spent Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. aod Mrs. Math Nimsgem. Mrs. Ina Gracey and two children motored to Racine, Wis., Sunday to visit at the home of her. daughter, Mrs. Mike Sullivan. Russell Franzen, Ringwood, visited with his aunt, Mrs. Alice Wagner, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heine and fam. ily spent Sunday with the latter's, parents, Mr. and l^rs. Frank J? Wagner. "Ted" Shotliff, who has been quite ill is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Al Schmeltxer motored to Round Lake Sunday to.apend the day with Mrs. Schmeltzer's mother, Mrs. Cleveland. Miss Alyce Nodland, Chicago, was a guest in the home of Mr. and tfrs. Charles Freund Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Foulke and sons motored to Bristol, Wis., 9unday to.visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Furlong and daughter, Jean, of Chicago spent the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs. J. C. Furlong. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Berthing motored $0 Rockford Sunday to call on relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Meyer and children, Mr. and Mrs. George A. May and family and Isabelle Meyer, Lake Bluff spent Easter Sunday with their' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer. Nick and John Wagner motored from .Chicago Sunday to spend the day with their mother, Mrs. John W agaer. Miss Dorothy Klein was a gwest of Miss Dorothy Behrens on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller and Camily motored to Johnsburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wentmaa, Woodstock, called on Mr." aad Mrs. Charles Freund Sunday night. Mir. and Mrs. Leo Rauen and two children and Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner and sons of Chicago visited in the home of their parents Monday. Mrs. Roy Haneline of Monticello, ill., and Mrs. Peter Freund and child, ren, Round Lake visited with friends •»nd relatives here on Monday. " Frank Saunders had the misfortune of breaking his nose while playing ball Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alice Wagner and Mrs. Frank Saunders were Ringwood callers Toesday. The next meeting of the ushers of St. Peter's church will be held on Tuesday evening at the home of Nicholas Huff. -> There will be a card party sponsored by the Christian Mothers of St Peter's church on Sunday night, April, 28th at St. Peter's hall. Playing will begin promptly at 8:00 o'clock. Family Autogyro Is Due Before Long y Musical Term "M«**ura" The musical term, .measure, is a meter unit . simple or compound of fixed length (time value) and regular accentuation forming the small meter subdivision of a piece or mov menL CITY'OF McHENRY Six ....««, Seven Eight Nine .... Ten No. Eleven No. Twelve ., No. Thirteen No. Fourteen No. Sixteen No. Seventeen No. Eighteen .. No. Twenty .... No. Twenty-one No. Twenty-two ,No. Twenty-three ........ No. Twenty-three Supp No. Twenty-four .4^.;^., Disburse- "April 17f Receipts ments 1935 69 69 .87 : 15.5# 1,160.95 4,863.17 1,009.57 742.30 1,305.30 "781.65 451.38- 543.53 602.89 196.29 65.06 3.82 . 446:64" 3.31 513.32 $ 67il $ 2,140.80 1,000.64 2,967.38 1,611 10 1,936.68 976.85 1,729.06 274.38 604.81 500.30 464.03 30.69 361.99 62.51 1,078.85 .30 64 1,384.00 2,684.00 1,589.70 1,036.90 1,353.78 1,094.08 727.10 338 00 627.40 301.32 226.88 10.08 433.20 26.00 718,08 ^ W "s'?> $ 127.00 57 15.02 1,917.76 3,179.81 ' 2,387^26 1,316.80 1,887.16 663.42 1,453.38 *' « 479.91 »0.30 395.27 302.21. 24 33 375.43 39.82 874.09 In the near future the family autogyro may be taken from tbe garage ft Sunday, have its rotor blades "unfolded" aod take off for a ride the cotititryside. Uncle Sam is furnishing the financial backing for the development of a low cost wingless plane of the gyro type, with rotor wings that fold back. Here we 9re looking down on the folded rotors. The plane embodies moat improvements of tbe safety type and eliminates many things that has* kept the average man from flying. Totals •16,79542 «12^6L06