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1 ~CHARLES and ERNEST .\ | BUTTERFIEL D '.]. » ® _| E. R.FENKELL, Prop. IPUBLIC SALE l Auction Safte! k HAVING SOLD MY FARM, 1 WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON THE PREMISES KNOWN , AS THE FENKEL FARM. ON LEWIS AVENUE, 2 MILES WEST OF WAUKECAN, ONE MILE aflr Hutter of H:?hland ----< Park. Wounded as "R a-- t * Rifle" Falls and Explodes. -- *x w 3 Stock Bull 1 MoCormick Grain Binder * Milk Cans and many other items 1 Deering Corn Binder too numerous to mention. TERMS: All sums of $20.00 and under, cash; on sums over z'-qama'&n&ofdxnondnwfllbégivenongoodbmk- notes bearing interest at the rate of six per cent. per an-- '-.&Mhher.ovd.flulddfor m 20--HEAD OF LIVESTOCK--20 8 Milch Cows, 3 epringers, | s 1 TERMS OF SALE--All sums of $20 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of 6 months vflbe;ivea.pwd\uabaeuuemvedbgnhbknote.bufingbpermm No property to be removed from the premises until settled for. > Monday, February 23, 1925 Dump Wagon 2 Osborne Mowers 1 Sulky Plow ' 2 Walking Plows -- > 1 Horse Rake 1 Dise 1 Two--Section Harrow 1 Corn Planter 1 Salky Cultivator 1 One--Horse Caltivator 2 Farm Truck Wagons The undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the Charles But-- terfield Farm, two miles southeast of Area, on Butterfield Road, Farming 'lmplements and Machin/ery 16 HEAD OF CATTLE--10 Close Springers antl Fresh Cows; 4 Head Good Milkers; 2 Year-- ling Heifers. -- All Have Been T. B. Tested, and will give Guarantee of 60-- Day Restest. 3 HEAD OF HORSES--1 Brown Team, weight 2400 ; 1 Bay Mare, weight 1200. POULTRY--75 Barred Rock Chickens. 10 TONS OF TIMOTHY HAY Saturday, February 28 19--HEAD--GOF HYESTOCK--13 16 HEAD OF CATTLE Commencing at 12:30 P. M., the Following Described Personal Property, to--wit : 7' +# ' P AT RATS Sz Stock Watering Tank Forks and Shovels size of the bullet. stantly at the bedaide 2 Light Spring Wagons 1 Bob Sleigh 2 Light Bobs; 1 Catter 1 Set Double Harness 1 Set Single Harness Light Double Harness 100 Fente Posts 2000 Fence Boards 1 Milk Wagon, 1 Sulky Plow 1 Wa'king Plow 1 Walking Plow 1 Hay Rack 1 Set Gravel Boards Milk Cans and many other items too numerous to mention. 1 Narrow Tire Wagon Post Augers the Bindet Twine Charles Hook of Grayslake was in Round Lake Wednesday. aietine ced dinges .. meudks 2s dn in Mrs. Dell Smith, daughter, Valeise, and Mrs. Milford Smith were Grays-- kegan caller one day last week. Roy Long of Waukegan was in our viMage Wednesday evening. Joe Lenzen was here from Yolo last Thursday. Charles Mitchell, Clara Durham and little Mary Lue Kennedy were in this village Wednesday. * _ Mrs. Ray Rippberger and son,.How-- ard, Veima Fitz, Mres. G. White, Mrs. 'Ra- of Round Lake, Mr. und Mrs. Harrty Drummond, Mrs. Hurd, Mrs. C Lake, is of the opinion the fhieves backed a truck the premises during the d night and hauled it --to --Chijcago Lfor--sale. The home is not occupiled during the winter, but the furniture was left thefe--with a feeling of security, as there have been very few robber-- *Ab--. Amst--few . years. _ Windows are barred as~a rule, and doors beavily # # & 4 # 4# 4 4# # & 4 ¢ 4 4 4 4 % of a halt sof officers; an given --to m Rd Ahilstrom, 0 # 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 = 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 The discovery of the robbery was lnmdo last Monday of last '":fl and M'!'!l!op)ouc{ cers the following day. ' phonograph, --and articles of furni-- tufe, some of which are said to have scene of the robbery, are working on slender clues that they hope will clean up the robbery. of all valuable furni "iiunp."'---eoow}fq--- ing to reports sent to the county Complete lists of the ticles have been put i that nearly $2,000 worth of furniture was taken away. gust Muelier, located on the of Pistakee bay. and 'near i *'The "Hrge "Dimmeér noms of Aw August Muelier Summer Home on Pistakee Bay Cleaned Out by Burglars. half | +3A to the the day evening ' Mrs. Katie Stadttield was & Liber-- tyville caller Tuesday. + Miss Clara Amann and Mrs. Art An-- derson spent Monday 'evening at the Alcid Afann home., N. Kretschmeh of North Chicago, visited his daughter, Mrs. Leo Hendee, The original name of the orange was *naran}"; it came by way of Persin from southeastern China. Mra. Ed Brown and daughter, Lilah, spent Saturday afternoon at the Ada Daley home. s Mt. and Mrs. Miltord Smith and Mr. T Little Bobby Davis is staying at the C. Hendee home while his mother is in the bospital Mrs. Ben Peterkort and daughter, Julia, were Waukegan callers last Baturday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Leonard and son, spent the week end in Chicago, Fd Brown was a Milwaukee busi-- neses caller one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Smith spent Tuesday evening at the Dell Smith -- Mr. and Mre: Clint Hendee were Lib ertyville callers Sunday. _ Mra, Mabel Litwiler and son, Owen, were in Chicago Tuesday. _ _ Mre. Mart ~~"ch6ll--of Chicago is To onl sBmrmdee 1 .ed wor ue epirer, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rippberger, son Howard, and Mrs. O. A. Howard spent Bunday afternoon at the Stratton _ Tom Graham of Long Lake, was a Round Lake caller one day this week. Mrs. Katie Freund, :r. and Mres,. N. Freund. Mr. and Mrs. Nels of McHen-- ry, called on Martin Thelan Sunday. Joe Davis was a Chicago caller one day this week. * home, and also town who were . ..?n Milford : Wm. Smith Fom Graham Mr. and Mrs. M Merrick are out of town for a few days: * Art Anderson spent Sunday after-- soon at the iFtz: bome. _ The lHttle Phillips baby, after a long MMin#ss, is improving.© » _ Seanette and Gilbert Gaftga of Wau-- kegan spent Saturday at the Fit» home, and also with the children in town who were glad to see them back. '.?u Milford Smith, Mrs. Dell Sfith Wm. Smith were Waukegan call ers Friday, mm Mrs. Naomi MoCandless was a Wau-- kegan caller Monday. » Mr. qnd Mrs. Hass and Mrs. Fisher of On:h.lo spent Sunday afternoon at the Ed Turner home. > + Mr.. and Mrs. Wn. Hironimus spent SBunday evening at McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meyers and chil-- dren auwd Mrs. Floyd Renehan spent Miss Cleveland andMrs. Dykes cal} ed at the Peter Meyer home Tuesday. Miss Clara Amann and Art Ander-- son spent Sunday eveéening at the Leo Hendee home. * '~~Mre:Milford. Smith..spent . Tuesday afternoon at McHenry. -- Frank Drummond was a caller Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dru: and daughter, Marion, spent SBunday with friends and relatives in Evanston: Bunday at the Graham home. Mr. and Mrsa. C. G. McCandless, Mra. Frank Drummond, Mr. and Mrs. J, Renehan, Mrs. E. Martin. Jules Barnes and Joe Fits: attended the bunco party at Long Lake Saturday evening. Ingleside, were in Round Lake on bus-- Ines# one day this week party and dance. The last of the sem-- son will be held next Tuesday evening. -- Mrs. Peter Meyer was a Grayslake caller one day this week. gox caller one day this week. g~~ \S{' mnd Mrs.-- Wheeler spent the w ~end at the K. Notan home. ---- Many from Round Lake attended the masked ball at Fox Lake last Satur-- day evening. 2 Fred Cashmore is not employed in Waukegan at present. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Echumacher. s + daughter, Vera, were McHenry visitors Thursday. Mrs. K. Frost of Volo is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Wi-- liam Huson. ~Mre. Myrtle Litwiler is improving spent the Week end with the former's sister, Mrs. Wm. Frost. Elmer and LeRoy Hendee were in ,uu'hodq. Mrs. Mike Luby has returned to her home, after a few days spent with her parents in Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lby and daughter Elinore spent Sunday at the Jits Cur-- were Mr. and Mrs. Ray-- Rippberger, Velma Fitz, Earl -- Jacobson, LeRoy Hendge, Buster Luby, Heles Richart: son. Evelyn Rosing, Leo Richardson, game at Libertyville Friday evening ho Cewel. [ 3.0 0 ; 0s O cC.. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thofas and Miss Stutsman were Chicago callers last Mr. an®@ Mrs. Roy Turner of Wauke Miss Clara Durham, Barl Jacobson The lMttle Wickesheim children, Miss Marie Mitchell and Mr. Kelley Orange Oriental F ruit 22222 2002 CEempeet mE m@imel, were in Waukegan last Sun-- . upent the --week social Ilce cream and "*The North Shore Style" ERE is an interesting story back of the design of the widely--commented-- I on station structures of the North Shore Line. Some years ago when it was decided to build a series of stations that would combine beauty, dignity and convenience in the highest degree, the work of European archi-- tects was studied for suggestions. After x careful m.mam? and American railway architecture, precedent was discarded and a style was developed that is '"North Shore" and nothing else. Hence "the North Shore style" of stations, 1 permanent, fire proofr," worthy units in any future ochem:"of unified commmn--:' fflenxl'y "country" style of variegated red tapestry brick, white cast stone facings and columns and white woodwork, and semi--glazed green tile roofs. The interiors are spacious and restful. The O'm:: idea of amm stone and brick thr to form the inside has been making easy. Ladies' rest rooms, n;.:si: smoking rooms, public telephones, newstands and concessions and j ~~--Who are not 'planning to attend the cago chan "LISTEN IN" BY RADIO tra R. R. and T. ME R. & L. Pot tates, deliveries. etc.. write tates, ""m' write h"m':;b'v'&fi North Shore Merchandise Despatch PUuBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS THEO BEECH, Dist. Mgr., Waukegan GUS KRUMREY, Local Rep. Stockholders-- the te, Femoring Conpany 136 Hurch llameest Steeet pr:"--, mm OAK P lMMM&Av--- 108 s1a riy & the North Shore Lin® NA otk 310 Van Buren Street 139 West S4th Street Grove As CRYSTAL LAKE 101 Williams Street e ymoer Aval mm deentece onl t aouuy ~+" PEA is . . S Cns l Mss . o es MROVC ALARML -- [ > _' "F&n"t: convenience of those without radio and others who will find it easier to step. into one of the Company offices, we have arranged to have receiving sets in these offices and you Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad Company -- _ ." PBLEPHONEG 74 ------ A--remarkable yunification of all stations, shelters and service buildings along the line results from their careful design b'Tfme"lng\e architect, who mployedm all mmhere ments. t paint, em everyw , is ptttoftheNottb»Sm'xhune. It all makes travel on the North Shore Line a little more pleasant and convenient. The Company will appreciate hearing from any of its stockholders about their "reception" of the meeting. are cordially invited to make yourselves at at 2:30 p. m. _ from Station KYW --(536 meters) -- through the courtesy of the Commonwealth Edison Company and the Westirighouse Elec-- tric and Manufacturing Company. Mr. Samue!l Insull, Chairman, will conduct Bringing this meeting "via the air" to the 25,000 swckhokbn/"rufihm in Northeastern Tiiinois is --one of the remarkable developments in this miracle age of electricity. to the stockholders. and parcel--rooms, offer the travelling public every oi