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of interest tain from the « -*<*, A V l • f i * ^ '•- "• »r > »*•> / •» i- f <«iAi ^4 nrdy woold be hla After the coming primaries. The new watering troagha' for the village have arrived and will be placed within the next few days. The troughs are of the very latest type and will be a distinct improvement over the ones that have givof the McHenry Plaindealer Ien service during the past several ; years. J. W. SehafCar and R. & Overton are driving new Overland touring cars. J. W. received his car last week, while Mr. Overton drove out from Chicago Tuesday. A good sized crowd was again attracted to the Central opera house last Sunday evening. The gentlemen who operates ! the machine is «n expert and knows a good picture when he sees one and as a result will not accept anything but the very best when renting the films. The marriage of Miss Lizzie Lay of Johnsburg to Mr. Steven Sixty-Five Years Ago. The marriage of Miss Ella G. Powers of Nunda and Mr. Wll- Uftm Welch of Grig wold Lake was •Dletfltaized by Rev. FY. O'Neil at the Catholic church June 24. The Hiaaea Anna Powers and Mollie Hflftcoinbe acted as bridesmaids fM Messrs. Pat Cleary and Fred Powers as groomsmen. , I.' N. Mead has moved into his pew storev just finished at the west •nd, and now has one of the finest arranged hardware stores In this section. While- riding over from the depot a load of lumber Tuesday after- S i noon, J. J. Gilles was thrown off and the wagon passed over his boritr* ^injuring him quite severely. • Forty Tears Ago ; Phil S. Harrison of Alden, but for many years a resident of Ring- Wood, is out for the office of county superintendent of Schools /»f McHenry county and if it were left to the people of McHenry and Ringwood to decide, the office fern ajmw, mamMEAT-- H I'tiiih' I'll mill rjiii in ) " i l u; .. >i. M. ,, I 1fe"r<s t-. Jasten of this place was aolenuiised at 8t. John's Catholic chureb, Johnabarg, last week Wednesday. The groom la now serving his second year in the official capacity of "copper". It would indeed be a very pleasant , joke on the people of McHenry if sofne good hearted soul would cut the weeds along the sidewalka in the village. Tweaty-Fhre Tears Ago Mrs. Ross Wheeler of this city passed away at the Woodstock hospital, following injuries suffered in an automobile crash which occurred on Rt. 20 a short distance east of this city. Miss Rosemary Nye, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. N. J. Nye, was a member of this year's graduating class at St. Mary's college at Notre Dame, Ind. Had not the week's rain Interfered, the cement work on Elm street would Jiireiieen completed ' ' • •• fo#w kt -l V. Eoofing -- Tile -- Gutter *nft All Building Materials of Sears Roebuck and Co. See feepresentative PRANK GAN^ Call 106-W or write >00 Riverside Dr., McHenry FREE ESTIMATES -HOME REPAIRS We specialize in complete home repair from roof-top to basement. Call us today for fast quality work on your repair problems. Attic Apts. -- Basements -- Divided Apts.-- Roofing *-- Porches Enclosed -- Porches Rebuilt -- Dormers -- Siding -- Carpentry -- Plastering -- Heating-- Plumbing -- Electrio -- Oarages. (Ho Job Too Large -- No Job Too Small) FREE ESTIMATES LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS McHENRY IMPROVEMENT CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone 183 or 52&M-1 ' McHenry, III FOR YOUR SUMMER DRIVING PLEASURE tkta (Thatodar) la the Job cannc •ft until the and of the to raise money for the ground work for (u ornamental lighting system for the central business section have already been undertaken and according to the solicitors the will be raised. The official Ing of the Main street paving took place in the business section of the west side last week and was participated in by a crowd of from 1,500 to 2,000 people. A deal was consumated last Friday whereby the Dr. D. O. Wells property ?onaisting of a large lot, garage and two-story house and private garage, located on the of Green and Elm streets, physician'a ownership to that of Tom Datolo of Arlington Heights and Charles and John tJnti of this city, the first of the three named acting as the agent for the other two in closing the sale. Six youag ladies of this city, chaperoned by Miss Lillian Freund, are enjoying a week's outing at; Bally-O-Gregg on the Foac River south of the city and from all reports the girls are having the time of their lives. They include the ses Lillian Buss, Mary Mc- Andrews, Berteel Spencer, Catherine Walsh, Clara Angela Petesch. by flieMfeltttY ** JBel ?' W p fTOMPTLV If kick anion IwMnfiilKl --i. DIAMOND T TRUCKS 604 Front Street , „ WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES _ -- V: • V "if - -' m CHAMPION AMERICA'S GREATEST TIRE VALUE Safti-Sured* Gum-Dipped Cord Body. * New Non-Sldd Lflng Milage Tread. , * Lifetime Guarantee ... 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