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+~-- ~Proof of Heirship Taken in o ----Wilt of €ixit Wa-- *' teran ------------~--Thomas E. Lamb. <Insane. '"'"«l «... ... *wrood -- Rebort of sale. of real estate, M ol _ s o in _ I nofin]| *4 c A. Norden and wife\ to D. 1 Pusn.--.and wife jt tens. WD $10. 8t *'$1, --Pt of lot 44 and all of l6t 13,| **Blk %, Ravinia Highlands | * D. I. Punn and wife to H.. Brerma| -- --and vlf:.{ Aens. WD $10, St. 3° Lot 43 and pt of lot 44, bik 8%, Ra-- «* Proef of.heirship was taken in the 'James Vinnedge will, and it was ad-- ~emitted to record. Monday by Judge Martin C. Decker in the Probate court. Vinnedge was one of the old-- ----egt living.Cixil war yveterans in the Meyer and H. J. Meyer WO $2 Bt. $150. Pt of lots 1 and 2, Sec. 2 Warren. ** i H. Hoyt to M. Fratric and hus A#Jj jens. QCD $1. Lot 6, bik 5, Eime-- ley Sunders First addn. J. A. Gipbs and wile to A. l": Beaubien WI> $10. 8t $2 Pt of-- lot: 6, Wwm E. Sunderlin's subdn i -- Catherine Doyle and hus to J. J . * Mary -- Fratric and bus to--Harry Hoyt. QCD $1. Lot 6, bik 5, Elmsley Bunderlins First adda to Twn of Teresa Redmond and Ambler. WD $1. 8St. $3 35, Libertyyille. . M. C. Daizie! and hus to 1. D. SBavage WD--$10. P1 of See. 10, Grant W. 4& Harrower to J. Teigliand WD $10. Pt of lot 25, Wkgn. F. H. Bartiett to W O H Sykes and braother jt tef®" Deed $10. St. $2.; Lot 9,blk71,. Frederick H. Bartiett's North Shore Estate .~ ~ ~ I ----N.--P. Dodke-- Jr. and wile to J.; Miltimore and wife jt tens. WLD §284 St Lhc Jot 232. Betmont adts * #% Furnished by the #% LAKE CO. TITLE & TRUST CO #% 220 Washington St, Waukegan. 4 Telephore No. 4. to Wken #% 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 % * APRIL 6. 1925 H. Ludwig and wife to E. 8. Gail. WD $10, St. $5. t of Sec. 27, Deer-- field. A. J. Cermak and wife to J. Suster | --and wile ji rens--Wis $135a4u. mt $1.50 ; --~Bet--t--nk--A--rian'tcr«--<1boin + -- James T. Vinnedge, Town of Ben-- ton. Proof of heirship taken. Will proved and admitted to ,Bond fired at $1250. All property left to wife for life and .then to daughter, Fronia Vinnedge. -- Frank -- Richardson, incompetent, Waukegan. Hearing -- on report of sale of real estate continued to May P,. Gruenwald to Anna latkovie. W D $10 @St $%6. Lot ®, bJk. 1. Ki4FfK and Powells addn to Wken. Albert B. Bartholic, et al., minors. Guardian authorized to rent real 'es-- tate of minors. § Fred Jelovsek, minor, North Chica-- go. Letters of Guardianship issued to John Jelovsek, father. Bond of $1,000. Claim vs. N. 8. Gas Co. for injuries. Conservator _ 'authorized to invest funds from sale oftreal estate. * Charles V. Streed, Waukegan. Fi-- mal réport approved. Estate closed. Bulah B. Wheelock, Zion. Report of distribution proved. Estaté closed. W .B. Smith and wife Kraus WLD $10. St. §$3. Lots 15, bik 38. North addn : Bluf Iver.. QCD $10 and 16. bik 3®. tioch, a son. Bond of $20,000, Real property and personal 'property . val-- ued at $10,000. -- . Charles E. Kelly, Antioch Final report approved. Estate closed. +Frank Scott, -- Antioch.-- Proof of _ 'John A. Shea, Wadsworth. Proof of heirship taken. Letters: of adminis-- tration issued to John A. Shea of An-- mitted to record. Bond fixed at $3,000. All property bequeathed to wife and Blu{( county and made --his home .;ieaf Beach. Among the many cases up 3. Dupin and @ 8t. 506. Pt of Kirk The Co. of lake to and wife. QCD #$19. Pt ~Probate Court. Monday, April 13, 1925. { boalst J. Toppari to T\ A. M wife Jt ton@a WD #$1. 8t %, bik 1. E A Cumming awddn to Wkan "~_ C N 8 & Mil RoR Co subdn t.telu. Deed $10. S . Brahigar Brother Thorsch WD $19.68%8.41. _ St. $19 5/ Lots in So Highland addn to Hig} land Park -- kA G--Schwerma H. Radke WD $i J Martin® and §SL J1. Lo: Bartietts No A -- NNEDGE WILL ADMITTED FOR * -- _ ~PROBATE MON. H VY 1N31._ *¥ usx.< ----s€ by Judge Decker. Pt of lnts 1 Powell«s a ¥¥ TauUs® Ba Kjellq R R Co. to R. L. .m.u. -:[. ,l' -'" 4 fT 50e Lots 14 h addn to I «t Sylvah Lake 6 un se A. Mo ytb¢ )°-- Ne o O. W. wWD $10. Warrens $ WwD $1 H , Bik ® W kn 14 and o lake anil w xt to-- 4} Lake $11 LV () AD I x to H Louis Forbrick and Antonia, hw, to Sophia Boeck and hus, WD .$1809 St. $2.00 Pt. Sec 14, Antioch. Randall Burns and wf, to Clifford LeBaron and wf, WD $10. St. $.50. Pt. Secs. 17 and 20, Wken. . Lou's Kroszman and w(, to Orchard Outing Club, WD $10. StL 1$. Pt. Sec 3. Grant. ~ ~ _Victor Heard oard wt. ty Weston Athletic Club, WIT' $406 Pt. Sec. 18. Avon. 6 . -- Gust Gillman, to The Orchard Out-- ing Club, QOD $.. Pt.«Sec--3, Grant. Peter Adams and wft to Joseph Klaus and wf, W L$10. St. $11. Pt Sec 27. 28. 34, all in Antioch. Ettie Brogdenm, to Walter Swanson ' and wf, WD $10. St. $9. Pt. Sec 17 and | 20, Warren. 1 C. W. Lussow to H. Enderle and wf jt tens WD $10. St. $1.00 Lot 27, Blk 2. sReBub ol ~L0t=--*E,"-- Lake Bluffs Subdu. 20 E. M. Runyard and wf to--C. L Wy-- man and wf jt tens WD $10.°St. $.50. Lot 49; Belvidere Heights. * ', -- 8. H. Hanson and wf to Marion Roy and . Waiter: Gales--WD $10. --St. --$1. Lots 6 and 7, Blk 40, Washburn Park. P. Kensy and wf to A. Hanski WD $10, St..$.50. Lots 1 and--E hf of Lot 2: Bik 40. Washburn Pk.-- v€1 E. M. Runyard and wf et a}b to H. Prouwer WD $10. St. $1. Lots 5 and 54, Blk 4, Green Bay Ridge Subdn. C' Stesek and wf to H. E. Hudson and wf jt tens WD $1. St. §$3. Lot 10, Spencers Highlands. _ _' * ferk _ W.~B. Smith and wif to E. Plonien and Beatrice Plonien jt tens WD $10. B. E. Simmons and wf to W. C. Sherrie WD $10. St. $1.50. Lot 34, Bik 61, Z C Subn. a, se . H. J. Fish to J. L Bliss WD $1. St. $:50. Lots 4, 5 and 6, Blk 7, also Lots %. 3. and 4 Blk 12, Chgo Highlands C. A. Newcomb Jr. to V. Brown and wi jt tens Deed $200. Lots 2 and 3, Blk 77 So. Wkgn. 5: i E. A. Dixon et al to Salliie Brown wWD $1. St. $.50. Lot 12%, Whadsworth o B We s x s e ns L . 2k G, P,, Racine and wf to Rébecca C. Holedmb QCD $10. Pt of Sec 19,--Lib-- erty ville. m t Lots 34 and 35, Grady and Hallo-- wells Second Subdn in Wkgn. Murk Pt ot lot 8, William B. Dodges subdn APRIL 7, 1926 E. A. Dixon to E. O. LaChapelle and wf jt tens WD $1. St. $.50, Lot 1, First Addoa to Washington Park. ----J.--W:--Richtort to--C. J,. Herner and wf jt te $SD $10 St. %1. Lots 4 and 8, Blk 1, Yeomans ReSubB of pt of Yeo-- mans Addn to Wkg§. > tA Web Bigeis S s .. 220000 Soke . 4P c o l U PA iBp "he " (TV0 B0 NN uP cA AO ieE BPA B OOE AO D C CCAE RPLSE and wife jt tens. WD $1.| 23 it s To »»= (C, E. AOWE, RESF APRIL 7. 1926 + and wf to 8. Wanalisté Donsee BROTHERsSs TOURING CAR J A M ES MO R RO W & SO N 202 SOUTH GENESSEE STREET, WAU KEGAN, ILLINOIS The first cars bearing Dodge Brothers name were Touring Cars. They were good and sturdy cars, so good and so sturdy that no radical change in basic design has been found necessary during these ten intervening years. This fact has had far--reaching resuits. It has ten years to the constant betterment of the More recently this endless process of im-- provement has manifested itself in various and impressive ways--in a new degree of riding comfort, a new smoothness of opera-- tion, a new and appealing beauty of line, and in those special details of appointment ; soon _ The only real trouble in coming to Florida is that there is --no good --time t ocome away,. The magnolia blossoms @re out as big as your hat and all the oaks but the live oak have their new clothes for the season. The whippoor-- will sings all night, while the mocking birds begi nas soon as the first streak of dawn shows from the east, and they night. * W.L Wakefield writes us that the weather up there is not like what they left when the taxi man they had en-- gaged to take them to the station for-- got to come for them, with the result that their trunks were left on the porch, while a good nelighbor raced with them to the train, to see it pull out just as they rounded the corner. But the accommodating train was Mr. Howe waes born in the state of |feel repaid. | s New York but came to the town of| A real estate boom is on down here Benton with his parents when he |and the Gulf Coast Highway will soo%r was seven years old. For many years |be an accomplished asset. And then he was 'engaged in the farming in-- you can enter theé state at Pensacola dustry. He also was a Justice of the and follow sait water around to Tam-- peace in Zion for a number of years.|pa,' Fort Meyer and across to sack-- Because of this fact he was familiarly sonville through the Everglades, and known es "Judge" Howe. He-- had |hardly be out of sight of the Atlantic been a member of the Baptist church |until you reach Jacksonville: Florida ever since he was a young man. 'mdl are improving almost as fast as Besides hlnmvldot' he l:v: the |those in Illinois. . following children: Elmer A. q'gfi Better 'wend any more Independ-- it--~o. Emma~t.--wite of Herbart Melville of Hammond, Ind., and Spen-- |and just the sight of it will make the cer B. of Russell. _ _ v~___--_ Inatives whiver when they see where HUCHES HITCHES UP HENRY day morning at the First Baptist church in Waukegan, Rev. W. D. Whan-- officiating. _ Interment took place in Greenwood cemetery on the Milwaukee road, just south of 38rd street. ' Charles E. Howe, aged 86, a resi-- dent of the town of Benton for.nearly 'ighty years, died Saturday night at eleven --o'clock at his home, 819 Ash sireet, Waukegan. Mr. Howe suffer-- ed a stroke of paratysis in-- February and aince-- that time --his --condition bas been quite critical. Pioneer <~Resident of Benton Funera} services were held_ Tue# it comes from. y morning at the First Baptist urch in Waukegan, Rev. W. D. dniatctiats han-- officiating. Interment took |° ace in Greenwood cemetery on the EDNA "_" Iwankee > roaud_ it south "of Br€l --..,;~ _ fpn_ Township Dies at His Home in Walixegan. $98%5 1. o. b Detroit; $1075 delivered ---- 545 P ECIA L overtaken by the auto and came it DENT OF--COUNTY up until we go to sleep'#1 TELEPHONE 278 &.-mu.mm;mukomd m : --|on beard.-- would the 9c Paur do u) 5 J A TE INSPECTOR ----/| -- in Wlinais® Wuallo ana far Wiaridn ! c novel "So Big", Colleen Moore's new picture, was adapted, is noted for her human--Ainterest stories, many of which have found their way to success on the sonville through the Everglades, and hardly be out of sight of the Atlantic until you reach Jacksonville: Florida roads are improving almost as fast as A real estate boom is on down here and the Gulf Coast Highway will soo% be an accomplished asset. And then you can enter the state at Pensacola and follow sait water around to Tam-- But we see also that one editor knew enough to come down even in the--spring, M' he could=only. get off a week or two. And.we are sure he will feel repaid. a * up when he showed Up im the morning. But.it is very easy to see how the poor boob in the cartoon of your April Z2nd isque can't figure out his coal sup-- ply for the winter. Let him --come to Florida and he will have no trouble. on board. Wwould the St. Paul do in llinois? Tally one for Florida ! Lake is a loog county in which to live in the summer, but we find that many of our old friends are not there, who have {failed to live through winter, when we get back. -- One 'thing that'" we must hand 'The Independent, is that it lets us know who dies or who goes to jJail, but 1t is hard to believé that a Gurnee man hid haarlem coil has Fer1i a vorld-- correct internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist «1 the original genuine Gorn Mapai. FOR OVER 200 YEARS jladde -- cCis EDNA FERBER 'TO SCREEN . a¥R t..rm : . ai' E> Kip Y MHAARLEM 0 '! >£.3G 'mnie oi 2 H. D. HUCHES Picture Frames AT HALF PRICE From Waukegan Mr. Rose will go to North Chicago and then to other communities in Lake County as the entire county is to be covered. In operating hbhere Mr. Rose is operating with the local police be necessary for him to arrest seyv-- eral violators as he says that every one has received sufficient warn ing. * Several days ago the secretary of state announced that starting with April 10 the state would start ar-- resting all who have been tardy aboilt is --here-- for that _*V. Rose, a state inspector working out of the office of Louis L. Em-- merson, secretary of state, arrived in Waukegan last Monday to check up on autoists who have not yet obtained their 1925 state . license Inspector V. Rose Here Today HERE TO ARREST _ ------AUTO VIOLATORS In sizes from % to 20 inches. 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