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_ > _ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stark and L son Buddy returned home=Saturday __. after spending a weeks vacation at «/ West Bend, Wis. _ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gauger, Mr, . _ and Mrs. Earl Gauger and Mrs, Ella _ ._ Stromberg and family ealled on Mr. _ _ and Mrs. Albert Roder Sunday. +. The Ladies Aid picnic will be held _ ' on Wednesday, July 9. Cars will _ .. Seave the bank at 10:30 a. m. .. _ .. mety w P regular meeting ?*'"&h ;a-a;. July 8 at * _' the: h '"', W, l?fl. _ ~Mr. and Mrs. William Anuig . were entertai t at the home of Mr. _ . better. | . and Mrs. Frank Bauernsmith \ _ with a party of friends motored to t la on . o f 4 $ v;'a a vv. " will » interested to <. o to Rockford. Their dauy-- es ,wflfld- are visiting are Ress:"" s es _ --_ "Mr: and Mrs. Clark Dunn are the ----_. proud. parents of --a little son .. 'Myron R..Wells made a business _' trip to Lake Forest Saturday eve-- o. i ced Mr. and Mrs. Will Zersen motored \a. . *to Waukegan on Monday. B Mr. and Mrs John Hutchings of : Tibertyville were Sunday. dinner A l "2!...18". 8. L. Tripp. / .. Mrsa. W. J. Williams and e':,' % Sunday 'and spent the (¢% / day. ing relatives. $2 . _ Mro "" va. W1l Vickery enter-- se at" * nd Mre. Russell Thomas and # ',, " Caeey 6 Kok * "- ----.Mrs. John Jarrett was a Wmh-' gan visitor on 'Saturday. ; w . Bandman© of --Libertyville on Mrs. Clyde Harris Sunday z.ailn.h&um.of «Chicago, and son Walter are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs..John R"'w'"' _ for a few days. \. Mre. H. C. Meyer was a Wauke-- _ Mr. and> Mrs. Herman Kueblank PAGE TWO Miss Viola Wells and Miss Loretta Dorfler expect to leave Tuesday evening for Mandan, No. Dak., and Glendive, Mont. They expect to ar-- rive in time to see the Round--up which is held in Mandan, July 1 to 4. They will make the trip from Man-- dan to Glendive by motor. and family and Albert Knigge mo-- tored to Fairfield Sunday evening and attended church urvi'eu there. Mr. and Mrs. Myron R. Wells were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gross on Sunday. %WM Ross and son Ayn-- _ The little son --of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dorfler who has been ill is a little EPBPAERRCUTA ' and Mrs. F. R. Tripp of Li< p were dinner guests at the ,.." to""-n&!"m evening. y and Mrs. E. H. Blohm enter-- tained M#. and Mrs. Frank. Bluhm _ MNrs Wil Ra California is MRS. M. L CHANDLER Local Editor Phone 318--M AREA and Mrs.--John Beese of Chi-- spent the week end in Area OBITUARY Mrs. Richard R. Doolittle Ella Naomi Hoyt was born May 21, 1850 at Plrhhvlla:': Lawrence county, New York, where she grew to womanhood. March 17, 1875 she was married to Richard K. Doolittle whose death preceded her nine years ago, Sept. 10, 1915. > To them were borhkh two children, Laura, now Mrs. Lee B. Ames of Athens, Wis., and Ira D. who passed Since her marriage her home has hbeen in Lake county, Ilinois unt'il the fall of '1917, from which time she has made her home with her sister, Mrs. M. L. Woodworth, of Parish-- ville, N. Y., where she peacefully rudamlm".xmmnmd Mrs. Woodworth were the only sur-- viving members of a family of eight brothers® and sisters. . Besides her sister she is survived by her daugh-- ter and four grondchildren,, Raiph 'W., Irene E., Eleanor M. and Robert L. Ames and many nephews and nieces and other relatives and friends who, while they mourn her passing, cannot wish her back to her couch of suffering. ~ ;. i .le: !/ away March 20, 1917. "While young she made a profes-- sion of her faith in herp Savior and joined the Baptist church in Parish-- ville. After removing to A'rea, IIL, she transferred by letter to the Con-- gregational church at that place and has ever remained faithful to the vows of her youth the latter years of her life being rich with the ex-- periepce of trust in God. 1 Although her chief interest has been her home, shes: was always ready to minister to others when she could and her noble life is an inspi-- ration to those who knew her best. 'About three years ago her health was very poor and she had to sub-- mit to treatment' at the hospital but 'seemed to enjoy better health than usual so it was a surprise to her friends when they learned of her ill-- ness which lasted only two. weeks. a&mw'mflw' endéared her to others; she "set her house in order" and was ready to go. < The following gem of verse was very precious to her: "It seems such a little way to me Mr. and Mrs. Will Vickery and store house. 'l\omh'lb"'- knocking him senseless. It happen-- ed that a helper was near him and came to his assistince and dragged him back to aafety. 900 -- 1200 A. M. 100 -- 400 P. M. -- ABEA, TLL.. All kinds of Auto Repair Work Geo. A. Jones THE STAR e eA * interesting path close to the lake and after learning later that it had been but a short distance across the swamp we had missed several beau-- tiful homes and objects of beauty we wished that we had braved the perils of the swamp but we followed the highway for a couple of miles and came to the Lake at the Country Club Golf Grounds, Just off the shore at the Club--we saw the pret-- tiest little island. . -- Upon leaving the club grounds we passed along the edge of-- a« little swampy place then past a couple beautiful homes whose grounds made me think of of a city park set out in the wilderness. 'They had all the pretty winding paths, arbors, bridges and flower beds. It seemed like paszing from day-- light into darkness as we abruptly stepped into another swamp com-- pletely encompassed> by willows. We found most of the lake shore occupied by summer homes and farm land extending down that far was a rarity. We had passed through one. cornfield and here we found a filed of clover, but each change made the trip more --interesting. Beyond this we discovered another wfinlyi new 'scene, the high bluff so close to the water, and the path winding up and down its almost Wcflu 'Side that we found it diffi-- cult ' to maintain our footing -- and ikeep from sliding into the peaceful water below. We could shut our eyes and imagine we were climbing in the Alps or following a-- western mountain trail with --a~ mountain. stream rushing over boulders in a Wt below. From here we could across "The Narrows" and , distinguish the pretty secluded spot We had discovered in the morning. | ~Further on we found ravines and woodland and much natural benty' 'This particular portion of the shore, THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY, We regretted having to leave our JMPRES88IONS NEAR HOME : Nina Jane Rouse Foll. Length _ Well Dullt Screans' To: FiL IMPROVE YOUR PROPERTY GORDON WRECKING & LUMBERCOMPANY (Coneluded) office: *n 4 its accompanying cottages, a private place or two interspersed with a| farm, a jungle and a large estate,| then the Harvard Club and the ho--| tel Minier around which the cottages| seemed to have swarmed. "'ms? pretty private places followed thig| and then Marengo Park, one: mofe| beautiful estate and then a ilar little village called Glenwood Springs backing the pretty Hotel Glenwood. .'Here we made a sudden bend north and felt that we were indeed on the homeward stretch. ~P y po + passed through Lakeview whiehq?h very appropri-- ately named as it commands a view of the entire lake, being situated on | the extreme western end. Beyond| this we passed "The Head" where 'rehadobuinodqp';-fl!fl&:'"gfi ake Cienéva arrival, t (O¥ :. pretty-- homes and w bri Lek to © Belvidere and farewell to the whole episode. (The end) Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCormick, 'Robert McCormick and Jack and Teddie White picnicked at the home of Eugene Sullivan at Long Lake on Sunday. s > 2 Do You Want to Buy, Sel or Hire? 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