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MATT MATHIESEN _ CASE BLOWS UP; GETS YR. TO LIFE After his trial had been in prog-- ress two days, Matt aMthiesen, 56, years old former constable at Fox Lake suddenly decided to ter a plea of "guilty" to the eh:'n of having taken liberties with Marie Jeanette, six year old daughter of Fred Nimpfer of Fox Lake. Mathiesen was sentenced to serve from omue to 20 years in the pen+ tentiary and was to be taken to Joliet Thursday afternoon, commit-- ment papers being made out at once Mathiesen admitted he committed the act, but. claimed that he bar bécome intoxicated with liquor that had been served hbhim by the father of the girl. Just before Mathiesen decided to change hbis plea to "guilty" a sum-- mons was issued for Dr. W. 8. Bellows as a witpess, but the doc-- tor was in the midst of performing an operation at the hospital. Mathiesen is married. #%4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 # ROUND LAKE * Thanksgiving matinee at three thir-- ty at Auditorium showing Jackie Coogan® in "Little Robinson Crusoe." «4 4 4 4 4 4 4 %4 4 4 %* 4 * 4 % *4 *4 Earl Darby, of the Thomas and Dar-- by drug store, was a Chicago caller Tuesday of last week. -- Mrs. Elma Peterkort and Mrs. Ada Daley were Waukegan callers Friday Mr. and Mrs. L A Fitz and Mrs. Emma Huson attended the supper and program at the M. E. church in Volo Friday evening. They report a won-- derful supper and a jolly ;oo_d time. ormer Fox Lake Constable, After Two Days Trial Switches Plea to Guilty. _ Harold Kennedy of Long Lake vis-- ited one day last week at the Bauer home. loys 7 _ A M. White left at 9:45 Saturday evening for Florida _ _ e Mr. and Mrs. Nells Hoagaard have bought the A. J. Gaffga home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown and daughter Lilah were in Waukegan at-- tending a show Saturday evening. _ Rena Rosing was a Waukegan caller last week. x_ Miss Clara Amann spent the week end with friends in Chicago. Velma Fitz and Earl Jacobsen were in Waukegan Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wagner of Volo were Roand Lake callers Saturday. <tte and Gilbert and Mrs. Goldy Pfan-- nensteil motored to Chicago s_aturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Smith and daugh-- ter Valoise, and Milford and Burr Smith motored to Salem, Wis , last Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rippberger, EM-- mnor and Elizabeth Davis were Wauke-- gan callers Tuesday evening. Miss Veima Fitz and Earl Jacobson spent Sunday witk the latter's sister, Mrs. Louis Schuimnacher of Barringtor. Edward Brown and.,. Den Peterkort were in Waukegan Monday. -- _ & Mr. and Mrs Clarence Luby and daughter, Klinore, movei back to this place Monday. Herbert Howard returned Thursday to his home in Danville . Chicago spent the week Jack CHICKEN SUPPER . _ DANCE and _ POULTRY RAFFLE Fremont --Center Parochial School AT CONE AND ENJOY A GOCD SUPPER AND AND TAKE _ HOME A TURKEY T uesd ay November 25 for the benefit of the . W. A. HALL IVANHOE end with her Mre. ...r, Davis and Mrs. Larson spent one day last week with the for Mrs Ralph Dar Bunday with her Bykes. _ Ben Wilson an« uns, of Bristol, W with the feormer Renehan. _ MrH. and Mrs. Gunday with the and Mrs. Eugen mer's sister, Mrs. Ames, at Gage's Corners. qhmmvuumm list week. Mrs Ralph Davis and son spent last Bunday with her sister, Mrs. Waiter Ben Wilson and friend, Mildred Ey-- uns, of Bristol, Wis.. spent Wednesday with the former's @ister, Mrs. Flojd Renehan. 4 ¥r. and Mrs. Clint Hesdoa spent Gunday with the latter's parents, Mr. a:;l Mrs. Eugene Hendes as Gray» lMke. MUr and Mrs Authnony Leonard were in Lake Villa Sunday evening. F'mer Hendew cttended the show 1 Grayslaka Sarvuraay _ovouh:'. _ _ M¥rs. Leo Hendee and son Le Roy, sptnt Sunday with her mother, Mrs. N Kretschmer in North Chicago. _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Alarry Drummond and datghter, Mad'py, spent a few jlays in Evinston last weck. Mrs. Mary Kennedy and daughter, Mary, the forme:'s mothe;, Mrs Mit-- cheil, Mrs. Chas. Townseud and Ta-- win Bauer, spent Sunday at the Sum-- ner Bauer hcme. _ l Mr. and Mrs. Dell Richardson were in Waukegan Sunday. \ Helen Richardson, .Leslie Russell, Leo Richardson an my friend attended a show in gan Batur-- !du evening | Mrs. Peter Wagner of Volc, was in (Icund Lake Mouday. ' _ George Richardson was a Chicago caller Monday. _ _ 5.0 "i' _A. Fitz was called on jury duty at Waukegan Tuesday asi Welnc« day. 'whk. futie'ts Stanley Studti+id made + busiarnss tri pto Grayslake Monday mo.ring* Mi. and Mrs. L A Fits «are in Grayslake one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bell of Spring Grove were in Round Lake Sunday. _ Miss Helen Richardson visited at Lake Villa Sunday afternoon. _ i; :--n-;l-- l--;l_. vfi'ari'! Sorenson spent COUGHS Beces't"&?" Dr. BE LL'S Original PINE--TAR HONEY COFFIN LININGS Sure Relief for RAYBESTOS BRAKE SERVICE STATION 345 N. Milwaukee Ave. Phone 456 MAIN GARAGE AUTOMOBILE PAINTING S'l'OPthowonteoughdmlnzlhoun.v!thgood.oldDr. Bell's Pine--Tar Honey. Everybody knows how quickly and surely it brings relief. Although there have been many imitations of the original Dr. Bell's, it still remains the best, for it is care-- fully compounded of just the right proportions :(piqo- 7 & L 1 1410 12 .0__3t__in which mane e any good druggist's. EM NC CCC Eooo e @oa d k. B F EVC i tar, bonnyr':nd other healing ingredients which many of the best doctors have found to aid in bringing quick relief. For children as well as grown--ups. Only 30¢ at AUG FR OE LC H FARM AND STOCK SALES A SPECIALTYT Phone 41 ® Lake Zurich, wW. BAIRD BENSLEY ROCKLAND ROAD. _ LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Reasonable Prices. Workmanship and materials Cuaranteed. Formerly with Cadillac Motor Car Co. First House East of River. As a matter of economy ore should pay more attention to the brake linings. COST MORE NOW HIGH GRADE Bunday evening at the George Rich Mr and Mrs. Roy Turner of Waw kegan spent Bunday at the R. A. Tur uut' Miss MHodge of Solon Mills, is a mleasant caller at Prof, Rowson's Friday in Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Sloan moved into the new Joe Hucker bungalow Monday. Clause Junge has gone to Rochester New York for a few days. !' Mr. and Mrs. Rowson entertained Mr. Rowsen's sister the latter part of the week. , _ Mrs. Edward Larkin and daughter Lillian, and Velma Fitz spent Tuesday afternoon at the Barney Amann home Mr. and Mrs. Merrick were Wauke-- gan business callers Tuesday. Mrs. Forrest Thompson and son, Carl, spent Wednesday at the Chet 'Thompson home. _ Godfrey Pfannensteill underwent an operation for appendicitis at a Chica-- go hospital Wednesday morning. _ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Alward are the proud parents of a 5--pound girl. Public notice is bhereby given thttl the Subscriber, Executor of the Last Will and Testament ofDaniel A. Mad-- den, deceased, will attend the Probate Court of Lake County, at a term there-- of to be holden at the Court House in Waukegan, in said County, on the first Monday of January next, 1925, when and where all persons having claims against said estate are notified and requested to preent the same to said Court for adjudication. _ _ . THE -- INDEPENDENT--Largest cir--| culation of any paper in the county.\ mo and daughter spent _ FRANK C. ROSE, Executor. Waukegan, IIL, Nov. 3, 1924. . 25--nov 6 13 20 ADJUDICATION NOTICE POULTRY SHOW DATES ARE SET FOR JAN. 1617 A two weeks short course for pou}-- trymen, farmers and boys has been set for January .6 and 17 in Wauke-- gan. High School Auditorium at An-- tioch to Be Scene of First Exhibition. At a special meeting of the Anti--|* L A och Poultry Association Friday, Nov. 1, held at the high school!l, the | # # # % 4# # dates of Jan. 16 and 17 had been let' Mr. and M: for the First Annual 'Poultry Show. left Tuesday This show, which is to be hbheld at|will spend t 20--DOLLS FREE--20 pa TELEPHONE 55 ELECTRIC LUMP? COAL $5.00 i Yard and Office 443 Sand Street DECKER & NEVILLE _ COAL HAULERS WANTED GEO. J. JOBSON Add $1.25 per ton for Coal hauled in N_' egan $1.50 per ton for Coal hauled in North (!vcago OTHER POINTS OUTSIDE CN MICEACTE 2ASIS ! offers $2%5 in premiums; the Antioch |Po-nn Association itself will make !up the balance 'of the necessary pre !up the balance 'of the necessary pre miwms. _ Beveral dealers and mer Iehnu and educational institutions |have also subscribed to increase the premiums. -- Within the nexst three weeks, it is boped that a premium Ust will be gotten out. Anyone in-- terested,: please write Dr. Jensen. secretary. The short course to be held, Jan. 5 to 17 will prove of great benefit to the members when exhibiting their birds. as muckh can be learned about showing besides the regular course on poultry management. ¥4 % % 4 4 % 4 4 % 4 % 4 % 4 4 % % * LA KE ZURTICH * ~ "Christ," you all know him, left last Monday to work in Evanston for Guy Farman. -- e Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hironimus and two sons and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Haas of Volo and Mr. and Mrs. William Hironimus and son, Chester, of Round This is the best Minois Lump Coal . 1924. Phone 573 Lake visited Sunday at the John _ About 40 gentlemen attended the men's smoker held Friday evening at the Crystal hotel. . -'R:m;;;-er-vfi; chicken dinner and bazaar given Nov. 21 by the Ladies Aid of the Evangelical chureh. _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Rockenbach and daughter of Deerfleld spent Sun-- day evening with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. 0. I. Rockenbach. The Baptist Aid society gave their annual bazaar and chicken supper last Saturday evening in the church base-- ment. It was a success and much credit is due to the ladies in the fine way the committee handled the work. About $200 was rcalized, a neat sum to put in the treasury. A num'«r of guests from nearby towns attended. Miss Minnie Hiapke spent Sunday at home. Miss Della Kropp was home over Sunday. e O _ Attend the bazaar at the Evaungeli cal church Friday evening and bu) your Christmas presents. -- LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS _ Miss Rose Tonne spent the week end at home. -- Invitations are out for the marriage of Gussie Meyers, son of Aug. Meyer, of this vilage, and Miss Elsie Lohman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Loh-- man, of Lakes Corners, Wednesday evening--at 7 o'clock, at the Lake Zur-- ich Evangelical church. Helen Frank visited Bunday Waukegan, . H+ * ay the &At in Gridiey buy Visiting M~mbers Cordially invited, * Mceel. Second and Fourth Wednesdag 'eek Evenings of Each Month. | WILLIAM QTOCKEY, Pres. lage GEORGE C. SMALL, Becretary, Frrdey Nighonas wate | Friday N «# in Gridiey Hail, First Building. Visiting Neighbore G. C. SMALL, W. NAGQLEK, ~ LIBERTYVILLE LODEE N. 90 Meets Each M.nday Night at 8 o*vtesit MRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG Visiting' Members Cordially invA28, GAIL GRUMMIT, N. Gf WILLIAM M~LAIN Sed'y. { LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOINE > | Meets Zna and 4th Tuesday of EnoS Month at Gridiey Hall: 7 Visiting Brother are cordi:'m DEAN BENNETT -- MARY Attorney at Law % LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS LUCE BUILPING Res. Phone 13§ M «. Office Phone D C. Grirnell, Phone® 329. Cattle Tested for Tubererlo<@s FREE OF CH ARGE By U 8. Government VMeterinariam .3 Office in First Nation~al Bank Buil#ag . _ Hours:--1 to 3:30 and ? to 8 p m wE Residence on Broadway. opposite Pas# _ . LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS esd FRED GRAB ATORNEY AT--LAW Office at Home on Cook Aveanme Telephone 16éJ * LIBERTYVILLE, ILLIONIS ./3 ; t SrBCr ...« 547 NORTH COWNTT WAUKEGAN.~ *.: ~ ~'GH Res. Phone 2558~ ~..'ce Reverse Char~«s cu. ta..nes DR. O. F.C 116 South Genese St. ._--« . ~. _ WAUKECAN, LLINOS * FARM AND ST"° ~ *\L€$ | VETERINARY -- SURGEOR A Assistant State Veterinarian AUCTIONEERING _ LIBERTYVILLE, ILJJNOIS NCU® * NC Office With Farn®"Bureau. MONUMENTS -- > , Cemetery Work of Every.--z.. -- Going to Buil wn.l. contract to furnish in and material on your be complete for a set figure se ; way know just what cost wil before atarting. Phone 217.M . LiBERTYV! R. L. GONSAL Phone Libertyville 1 MANUFACTURER -- OF DR. J. L. TAYLOR M W C A. . Office Hour®: [ uzons-..ludlfi . 1 to 8 p m COLU Prefect. Office Phone 12%2; VICTORY AFFILIATER COUNCIL Dr. L. B. AMERICAN UNJORE No. 131 Col "afl it