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lnsw PC sums of money. We wonder who will be the next on the list. hfl'ulddyh.boumrorm davs Tarle Vacek had the misfortune while playing last Tuesday to fall and break her arm in three places. Reunion of the H. C. Meyer Family -- The H-- C. Meyer family held their first family reunion on August 1, 1926 in the. new hall at Fairfield, DL Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Erdman and family'and Mr. and Posek of Chicago; Mr. Ed Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Will Meyer and family of Fremont; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meyer and son and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer and family of Lake nephews besides a host of friends Bhe is survived by one brother, Frank Mitchell of Mundelein, IIl., and also a number of nieces and and children of De Kalb; Mr-- and Mrs. H. C. Meyer, Hulda, Walter Henry and Adoiph Meyer of Munde-- lein; Miss Emily Cerny of Diamond Lake and Miss Margaret Biere of Libertyville and Miss Grace Sturm of Quentin's Corners. Every mem-- ber of the family was present num-- Pall bearehs all o f ~whom are members of the official board of the First Methodist Church were: Wil-- eut in the safe and about one hun-- dred sixty four dollars taken out. This is the second robbery for Mun-- delein within a short time. Not very long ago the Dry Good store ewned by Will Knigge and The Roy-- i*&mn'rhdl. Every one enjoyed a time. The affair was given as a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Meyer which made it all the more enjoyable. Rev. J. B. Martin officigting. ©Buri-- al was held in Bluff City Cemetery. ~lh.,g::nnvulmuinRtumN. Y., on .28, 1841 and has lived in Elgin for many years, the last twelve as a tresident of the Old Peo-- the First Methodist Church and is the donor of the furnishings of the mrsnd Mary E. Homan Y Parlors and kitchen in the from a business trip to Colfax, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Druba of Waukegan spent Tuesday evening with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W-- D. Porteous. Miss Helen Russell is spending several days with relatives in Wau-- kegan, The, residents of Mundelein were treated to a little excitement Thurs-- day when it was discovered that the Obituary of Mary E. Homan The funeral service of Mary E. Homan pioneer nd(htd.gldn who died Saturday morning at the Old People's Home in Elgin was held Tuesday afternoon at 1:45 at the Norris Chapel and at two o'clock at _ Migses Evelyn Barber, Ethel Um-- bdenstock and William Sundnell "~A number from here attended Highland Park Day last Wednesday. visited with relatives at Mundelein, relatives and friends from g@m. " Mr. and Mrs: Henry Wehrenberg and daughters,,Bernice and Harriet of Libertyville visited at the George B Umbdenstock home Sunday. Mr. and <Mrs. Donald Byrne spent safe in the new North Shore depot had been robbed. Clarence Volkman enjoyed a trip through the Dells of the Wisconsin River last Sunday. Mrs. Thomas Russell and children Helen®and Ralph motored to Wau-- kegan Thursday and spent the day visiting relatives. s Miss Ethel --Ray entertained a md&mmwmn. --party at Gages Lake Friday , Mrs. Wm. Albright and children are visiting at the home of her aunt gether with the swimming, and other attractions of the Park made the evening one to be remembered. Mr-- and Mrs. Frank Mitchell, Mrs. John Dollenmaier of Libertyville and R. J. Lyons attended the funeral of Mr. Mitchell's sister, Mrs. Mary E. Homan at Elgin on Tuesday.-- Hentry and Adoiph Meyer motored to Chicago Wednesday evening. Mrs. R. D. Cook and Mrs: Ralph Wehrenberg of Libertyville were chi-- cago visitors Wednesday. Ethel Dietz is spending several days this week at the home of her sister in Grayslake. evening in honor of her fifteenth Bbirthday. Miss Ray furnished a Mr. Singenberger and W. E. Volk-- man left Tuesday on a trip to-- Eagle and son spent Tuesday evening in fi%mumm-- eral days at the home o f her sis-- ter, Mrs: Pozek of Chicago. Mis. Wm. Keen and children left Wednesday evening for their home in Superior, after visiting at the home of Mrs. Frank Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dorfler left Wednesday on a motor trip to Lake Perry Hamilton spent Tuesday in Lake Zurich callers on Friday LONG GROVE a hole had been of I week. berg of Libertyville called on rela-- tives here, Friday afternoon . Miss Marie Koch spent last week at the Litzan home at Aptakisic --| A. Kelley and wife t0 J. R. Kee-- gan WD Lot 15 2nd Ravinia Forest, Sec 21 Shields, . J. R. Keegan to V. Rosequist WD Lot 14 ESnd Ravine Forest Sub See 21. Shields. Wolfe, WD. Pt of SE qr of 35, Vernon. Annie Y. Macfarlane and hus to J. W. Thompsen and wf jt tens, WD. Lot 8, Highland, Park, see 21. E. G. Patros and wf to 8. Eisen-- J. A. Simon and wife to L. J. Pier-- son and wife ji tens WD Lots 160 and 161 Blk 2 Simons Klondyke Sub Seces 35 and 34. Antioch. Grace A. Hogan to W. M. Wolfe WD. Pt of SE qr of sec 85, Ver-- non. W. V. Griffin and wf to C. Noll WD. Lot 11, blk 4, Wkgn Gardens sec 20, Wkgn. * C. Noll and wf to J. Noll, WD. Lot 11, blk 4, Wkgn Gardens, see 20, Wkgn. E. Wrenn and wf to L. W. Nie-- ter, WD, Lot 38, blk 8, First addn to Port Clinton, Highland Park. gess, WD, Pt of lot 332%, Lake Forest, A. Peterson and wf to W. Selke -- Mrs. William Umbenstock visited relatives at Arlington -- Heights, Hr.{idfi»mwm in Chicago. _ k s te L).3 much. _ Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pahiman en-- tertained company several days last E. Reiner to G. F. Hagen WD Pt See 11, Fremont. A. Dunas and wife et al to A. C. House and wife jt tenz Pt See 35, and wf 1 WD, Lot 20, 10, hx"mu-'bghp, ne.l.:w hu.-,ma&u Annie Duffy, Mrs. John Hans and -- daugh were Palatine callers on Tuesday Tuesday, August 12th at 2 p. m. at members are eordhumhhmmh: your friends along. . that's no lie neither." said an old neighbor, "but maybe a trip now and then to somewhere else woul--1 change their thoughts a little." Mr-- and Mrs. Warren Herrick of the Orchard Place Farm here are re-- ceiving congratulations this week on the birth of a baby girl at their home in Lake Forest. Cards announcing the whereabouts of Gus Prell and Rudoiph-- Hansen who left here on July 25 on a west-- ren state in a motor car, were receiv-- ed by their family and friends last Frank Crane tells us that there are men and women in every town who Late the place and are always wish-- ing they lived somewhere else. "And 8. inman et al to V. Lohmann and wife WL Pt Blk 20 McKay's 2nd Evangeli¢al Church Carl A. Stadler, Pastor Tuesday, August 10th at 7:30 standard time our Sunday school will give an Ice Cream Social on the church lawn. Everybody wel-- Mr. Lindstrom left last Saturday with her daughters, Lillian and Frances for a two weeks visit with relatives in Minnesota. school at 10 a. m. EY at 8 p. m. Everybo Howard Towne, pastor: Lake County Title and Real Estate Transfers 220 Washingteon St., W AUKBGAN f of HALY DAY The WHEELING STATE BANK Five Reasons Why ----Sunday 16, Cribbs subdn on Celar Lake. M. C. Decker and wf to P. Sal-- efsky and wf jt tens, WD. Lot 75. R. R. Simpson --and wf to G. Lester, WD. . Lot 421, J. L. Shaws Third Subdn on Fox Lake. . _ R.--C,. Kent and wf to -- J. -- W. Farnsworth, : WD. Lot 8, Bangs 'Third addn to Wauconda. JULY 28, 1926. _ C N Steele and wf to C D Rey-- nolds and wf, jt tens, wd. Lot 6, blk 1, aWrren's add to Wkgn. Vivian & Jensen et al to S. Eisen-- berg WD $10 Lot 179 E. A. Cum-- mings & Co.'s North Ave. Addn, See 16, Wkgn. Larson and wf, jt tens, wd. Lot| man, deed. Pt lot 8, block 66. F H 173 Pleasant Hill sub, sec 18, Avon.| Bartlett's 3rd add to North Woods, C T and T Co to J Tingler and|see 28, Warren wi, jt tens, d. Lot 5, blk 3, Butler| °R J Dady, master in chancery to Fett and Co's Crooked Lake sub,| F W Churchill, deed. Lot 4, block see 27 and 34, Lake Villa. 8, Ridgeland subdn, pt sec 16, Wau-- G Lageschuite to Rose M Lage--| kegan. schuite, wd, Pt lot 10, Co Ciks| F W Churchill and wf to L E divn of see 86, Cuba. ' Hall, wd. Lot 4, block 3, Ridgeland H R Catlin to J A Kennedy, wd.| subdn, pt sec 16, Waukegan. Pt sec 21, Wkgn. . A Latos and wf to A Malakuskis C A Newcomb Jr, tr, to W G|and wf, it tens, wd. Lots 25, 26 and Fuiton, d. Lots 22, 86 and 37, blk|?27, block 38, Washburn Park, pt see 78, So Wkgn. 83;, Waukegan. ~ _ j s E C Starbuck and wf to O So--| J Fleckenstein and wf to Adelaide derquist, qged. Pt.lot 11, Washing--| P Fleckenstein, wd. Lot 15, block ton Hts sub, Wkgn. 44, Chicago Springe Bluff addn N P Dodge and wf to A M Ru-- bin, wd. Lot 238, Belmont add to Wkgn, s 8 M Seidenfeld and wf to L D Elliott, wd. Lot 8, Sutherland and Jensen's sub, Ladd and George' add J H Carlberg to A Olson, ged. Pt org] lot 12, Bentley's> sub see 15, Deerfleld. % Pflmunnfiub:imhc Scheurmann, d. ©8, 9, Ra-- vinia Highlands, Bartlett's No Shore sub, sec 36, Deerfleld. J McGraw and wf to J C Reut-- tinger, wd. P; sec 21, Cubs. A Dunas and wf ,et al, to E Dex-- heimer and wf, jt tens, wd. Lot 12, vilg of Woods, sub see 35, Deerfleld. Mary L Richm to G J Proeszel, wd. Pt see 27, Vernon, -- T 8 Rockwell an wf to P O E Johnson and wf, jt tens, wd. Lot IT IS GOOD BUSINESS--OUR SWEET AND CLEAN A O Rockenbach and wf to L W standing of this institution; Rebert R. Dawson Phingdbmmental you should become OAKX TRERACE LAUNDRY Prairie Ave., Mighwood, IIL fifth, good business policy. .« THE OAK TERRACE LAUNDRY at Pemherton and wife to J.| . Mundeletn, IIL WD $1 y our your and -- L Brandonisic and wf to N Bran-- donicio and wf, jt tens, ged. Lots 1, 2. 8 and 4, E Ashley Mears plat of H!ghveood.w Kate H. Johnson to -- Brandon-- iseo, wd. Pt block 25, E Ashley Mears plat of Highwood, Deerfleld. G B Follett and wf to F Fink, Sr, and wf, jt tens, wd.. Lot 70, Geo M Ray's subdn, pt see 31, Liberty-- Kaspar Amer State bank, tr, to J Zigmont, deed. Lot 58, Idlewild subdn, pt see 80. Warren. «W B Ingveldstad and wf to Annie B Larson, wd. Lot 12, Pleasant Hill View subdn, pt see 24. Grant. _ . _ --F H Bartlett, tr, to E W Sauer-- man, deed. --Pt lot 8, block 66. F H Bartlett's 8rd add to North Woods, W.--B Ingvoldstad and wf to O S Markuser and wf, jt tens, wd. Lot 11, Pleasant Hill View subdn, pt sec 24, Grant. E L Davis and wf to A W Lin-- droth and wf, jt tens, wd. Pt sec 16, Libertyville;--lot 3. S T S. J Fleckenstein and wf to Adelaide R. Fleckenstein, wd. Lot 15, block 44, Chicago Spring Bluff addn. J W Hart and wf to Pub Service Co of Northern Ill, wd. Pt lot 1, sec 19, Avon. * R W Mallott and wf to C H Crapo and wf, jt tens, wd. Lot 248 and ?tfl'l.no!nont.dd,ptuezg.w"- ' State Bank of Mundelein BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME IN MUNDELEIN 1 Unusual home just completed. Hotwater heat. Every modern convenience. : Built by owner who is leaving town. Lot 75x150 feet.. Pretty surroundings. Just the home for someone who wants the best. Will be sold at cost to make quick deal. -- _ REAL TERMS -- PRICE RIGHT See this before buying Now is the Time------ " To Have Your Car Greased FOR SALE -- MILWAUKEE AVE. AT TYE ST. PAUL TRACKS LYONS & ROUSE If we didn't grease yours, give us a trial. i We do good work at a reason-- able charge. F LUE RIBBON lling Station: We greased over 800 cars last We try to make our service to you so friendly that you'll al-- ways feel free to consult us on any financial problem y ou have. Such consultations not only promote friendship be-- tween banker and customer, but they give us a chance to be of greater help to you. -- MDAY'm ' . 19%6::::_____ _ fl-ABenM&.. ged. Pb NE ar of see 21, e. aukegan. 1926. 1 H J McKeon and wf to J Ranke} it 1. m mi.., | and wf, jt tens, wd. ~Lots 23, 24, 220 A FRIENDLY BANK MUNDELEIN, ILLINOIS Phone 283 Waukegan. § ; J Ranke! and wf, to C Lieber, wd. Lots 23, 24, 220 and 221, Grand Ave lett's North Shore Highlands, Wau Pt NE qr of sec 20, Wauconda. Smith, wd. Pt SW qr of sec 21. --F H Bartlett, tr, to R E Freeman. deed. Lot 1, block 33, F. H. Bart-- C Nielsen and wf to J B Petrie. wd. Lot 5, Druce's Linden subdn. ~V. W. Behel to Norman G. Behel, ged. Lot 47 2nd Ravine Forest, Sec 21, Shields. W. Gcrrell to the Catholic Bishop ighlands, Waukegan. ns s Clara L Smith to H T Cook, wa O McEwan to Edna 8 CITIZENS BANK BUILDING WEDNESDAY SATURDAY 111 kinds GEORGE A. JONES | Linds of Aute Repair Work THE STAR Harry Pfannmenstill, Prop. pagea." io. s o Acarve LX o fsee 24, Wau uy . 4 ¥ '(';'1.. s *4 2 2 e of Chicago, deed. Part Sec 17, Lib-- J. E. Butcher and wife to A. Tiker and wif> jt tens, wd. Part block 63 Sec 17, § WiIVULI --= T wo at Group -- _ Slippers and Oxfords. And in this group. save substantially, with no sac-- rifice either of variety or of quality, which means real service. There are shoes in all accepted styles for morning. afternoon and sports wear. All leathers including white and colored kid and patent and satin. Real values. Featuring high quality one--strap slippers and fashionable pumps at wourth--while savings, includ-- ing newest leathers in grey, blonde, tan and white kid, as well as black patent leathers. And every pair shows work of expert workmanship. Formerly* priced up to $7.50. One at-- $ 5_0_9 Smart Styies for Women in Pumps, Strap Group Shoes for Misses anZ" Children in Te 8 to 2. shoe, at a remarkably low price. In patents, tan and brown leathers--self and contrasting inserts and combinations. Correct fitting, smart styles low priced. f Group _ Footwear. And it's the f2skion importance of the styles in each group tnat has made this sale of discontinued styles, from its very beginning, an outstanding. Inthil remarkable group of shoes for misses and children, you get every essential of a really good event. Quality there is, of course--that's definite-- iy established by the fact that the shoes come from our own regiuilar stocks. > Prices are st Lowest Ebhb .. . There Will Clearance of Footwear Be No Further Reductions. The Shoes Are Grouped in Three Lots. It's 2 Complietec Clearaway of Summer . Low Shoes for Women. No. Remarkable Values Are Being Offered In This Overland -- Willys Knight -- Federal Motor OVERLAND _ Whippet _ stopping in pedestrian--crowded city streets. Come inandtgakcyoutfinstddcinznOVdandWhippct ~ . . . you've never seen 2 car like this before. Here is the first American car engineered specifically for parking at jammed curbs . . . for lightning get-- away at congested traffic crossings . . . for instant at Main Floor. SUHLING GARAGE _ "y':: ~~<@ § _ . 4e . . m Best Stove ~On the Naxth Shove America's New--Type Light Car PHONE 131--M . LIBERTYVILLE ILLINOTIS William« Park subdivigion on Slo-- cum iake. Secs 28, 88, Wauconda. _.J. H. Taylor and wife to J. Del-- haye .n wife jt tens, wd. Part lot $23.00 Because of easy handling in troffic the 9. block 76 F. 1. Hawkin's addition to Highland Park, See 26, Deerficld. C T « T Co to C. F. Marotike and wife jt tens, ased. Lot 29 block 'l? re<utdivision of part Waukegan ) Highl:2d» See 88. Waukegan. T". ,!.!!! ®ilt