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LAVILLO. WILBUR, QNCF LOCAL BANK EMP! QYVF, I¢ DFAD Passes Away in Glenda Cal., According to Word Received -- Here 1 LUMBER CLEARANCE | _-- Lavillo Wilbur, at one time a val vued employe of the Security Savings bank of Wanukegsan and who was born and reared in Lake county passed away Thursday morning at his home in Glendale, Cal. accord-- ing to word recveived by relatives in Waukezan today. The deceased was 40 yvears of age. He left Wau-- kegan for the west about 20 years ago o o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0o He was the nephew of Mrs. Elvin Griffen, formerly of Waukegan; Mrs. WOOH-- BRrandstetter and Fred Wilbur of (Grayslake. He is also survived by his widow, Mrs. Mabel F. Wil buwr and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen-- ty Wilbur, all of Glendale. During the past ten years he has been in the employe of the Secur-- ity Trust company of Glendale. .Osgear Olson attended the gowa' Minn%qota game at lowa City Satur day. 7 Misses Alda Loftus. Bessie and Minnie Whitemore : and Mrs. Joe Pesner, were present at O. E. S girls night, Kenosha, Thursday. OUKR TIME IS LIMITED -- EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD AND CAMPS CLEARED. P E R " *Jfi | As FEET o GRAYSLAKE -- o «. Members of Cargalino Post Auxilt-- ~ Favy Bran aty entertained at Great Lakes hos Post delega pit&l»Thursda_V. the 25th. Bridge gi« n convet and five hundred was played-- and Texas has n refreshments were served. | _ Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paulson havye dis ing sun lod posed of their property in Oakland rthe work a subdtvision and gone to Califotnia memberghi; to reside permanently. _ [ of-- Chicago Young, Jakie Lehr is driving to and from school at Northwestern university. Mrs. Harry Isaacson motored to Chicago to attend a birthday party given in honor of her mother, Mrs. Lundberg. o o 0o 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0o 0o _-- Doc Hildebrant, his wife and Phil motored to Kingston for a visit with relatives Sunday. x On Thursday Mrs. Leonard Wag-- mner gave a birthday party to her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph -- Geier, now 73 years of age. Mrs. Chas Kuebker, with Mrs. Herman -- Tegan, visited Mrs. Te gan's nilece and baby Thursday at Elizabeth Condell hospital, Liberty-- ¥ille. Mrs. B. Allen Crow, Penilworth, chairman of the North Shore district ef the Episcopal Auxiliary, will be at St. Andrews church at 2 p. m. Nor. 6. Mrs. Crow will talk on the recent comvention held at Washing-- tor, D. C. * Mr and Mrs. Obenauf have pur-- chased the Huddles house on Lake street, and will take occupancy in the near future. Lucille Murrie entertained 16 of bher little friends with a Hallowe'en party FKriday. O _ Mrg. Maud Hildebrandt and Mrs. Joe Pesber attended the White Shrine at Lake Forest Friday. * Joe Pesber attended the White tbls extended territory.. ~peeches Shrine at Lake Forest Friday. * %wero made by the higher oficers of Mrs. William Smith from Chicago, the Woman's olub, as well as by mother of L G: Smith, visited here, President Scandrett of the railroad over the week--end. Mrs. Smith has and other officials. l " TERIAL FOR YOURSELFP_--MAKE YOUR UOWN SELECIIUONS, " en e 2 _1 2 ze a se e a se a se we wam in sn I DIS M A NTLING THE LAST OF ' GOVERNMENT CAMP BUILDINGS AT GREAT LAKES NAVAL STATION|)| ® CHOICE YELLOW PINE Suitab's For All Buiiding Purposes Choice Yellow Pine was used almost entirely in the construction of the Navy Camps at Great Lakes, -- All material passed rigid Govern-- ment inspection and was the best of its kind on the market. Bulld-- ings also dismantled with greatest care and the good condition of the mmborogourvod. cOME TO THE CAMPS--SEE THIS MA-- TERIAL F YOURSELF--MAKE YOUR OWN SELECTIONS. in QGlendale, !__St. Andrews Guild on the after-- 'noon of October 24th entertained with bridge, bunco and five hundred. tThe hostesses were Mrs Irving 'HMHook, and Mrs. G. P. Flood. Price 1winners at bridge were Mrs. Parker, ; first; Mrs. Walsh, second; Mrs. |Perry, third. At five hundred, Mrs. lThurwell. first; Mre. Wagner, sec-- fond, and Mrs, Frazer, third At bunco, Mrs. Hall, frst; Mrs. Bonner, }se('ond. with Mrs. Tobias, third. | After the games reffeshments were | served. teen a member of the Apolia club of Chicago for many years. We enjoyed her singing in the Episcopal choir on Sunday evening. £ St. Andrews Episcopal choir gave a Hallowe'en ¢costume party. Games, refreshments and dancing were en-- joyed. Prizes were given for best costumes. . Young "Izzy". Chard picked a bushel basket of nice pears off one of Lee Williams'. trees. in descend-- ing "Izzy" silpped and fell, the bas-- ket of pears on top of h'th, and then he had the bad luck of running a nail into his {oot. Mrs. A. J. Argraves was bitten Wednesday afternoon by a vicious dog. Dr. Struthers attended Mrs Argraves and expects no serious cop-- sequence. Grayslake Woman's club held its semi--monthly meeting Friday, the 15th. Mrs. Ruby Powers of Chi-- cago, with readings and Mrs. Victor Hurd and datughter cof Long Lake with vocal sglections, gave much ap-- preciated entertainment. The meet-- ing was well atended and routine businese tranacted. Miss Susie Whitehead returned Tnesday' from a week's visit with Little Veith Edwards suffered a broken leg on Thursday, by falling off the porch of Chas. Rich's home. Mrs. Lee Williams was in Chicago Friday. Mrs. L. G. Smith and Bob-- bie were there Saturday. Bud Wagner spent the week--end with his parents. . -- her sister, Mrs.. Wilson at Lak 0. E. S.qActivities Oct. 31--Miss Alda Loftus wil} act as Worthy Motron and Mr-- leslie Wells as secretary ot Worthy Pa-- tron's night at Libertyville. Nov. 31--The third card party of a series will be given. ,Mrs. L. Hook and Mrs. Grace Schlotman will hbe hostesses. Bridge and five hundred will be played. Nov work. Lake county was well represented Saturday, October 20th at the ban-- quet of the Woman's club of the Milwaukee road, held in the grand ballroom of the Steven's hotel, Chi-- cago. The club comprises members from every state, twelve in num-- ber, traversed by the railroad, and there was representation from all this extended territory.. Speeches i D€ Chicago. &LOUL TLirt}M--siXx at nded and All report a most enjoy )e evening. x Fay Brandstetter, Jam st delegates at the At on convention -- in -- San xas has returned home Saturday. the 20th, offi ty it r 6 Regular meeting with 1 invité me Ain i caZ0o !"'.'u'..l_\' -- ~ Mrs. E. H. Dahms spent t'he we? end in Libertyville and ted , # 0 brother. Will Knigge. at the Cond:« Memo:iial hospital Mr. Knigze ha OF a serious Operation for go'tre Suatu day morning. He is getting along : NGS well--as could be expected Mrs. Fred Dowell, daughter o' M ION © Ajjice Baseley who has been srriou ly ill for the past few days, has be« Eme, removed to--the Shetman hospital Elgin, for medical treatment. LRED. Miss Lena Brown and Fran: Blank spent Thursday with the fort P E R ©® o eys parenots, at Egin l,OOC Miss Zella Smith, who has be« BOARD working in a restaurant her for t! FEET past three weeks, has returned to h home at Griswold Lake ' Friends were saddened Saturdi NE ' morning by hearing of the death little Laverne Paddock, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Owen Paddock, of C! tion of caso, formerly of this place overn-- Miss Damisy Grosvenor of Chica; t;':\":; 8 is spending a few days at the hon o M A _ of Ray Seymour and 'family. we exio»«a AUNTER SHOT IN put on quity car. As they were riding near Wauconda, the gun slipped -- and | spmething in the car touched the | trigger, discharzing the load into |\ the side of Russo's head. ] IDr. Ross dook}rml that all that | saved the man's/life was the close-- | ness of the gun to his head when it | was discharged. The shot had not \ apread and hit at an angle with | part of the shot goinz through the 'roof of the car. Had it been a di rect hit, the man's head would have lbaen nearly blown off. Breaking the stat: game laws .by riding in an auto with a gun loaded and ready for shooting, Frank us so, 2234 South Halsted street, Chi cago, narrowly escaped death at 1:30 Sundey afterrioon when the gun went o{if and most of the charge struck him in the side 0o the face, head and neck as his part) was passing through Wauconda. _Russo was with two other Chi cago hunters and when the accident ocourred they rushed him to the «.fices of Dr. J. Ross at Wau: conda where 15 shot were taken from the wound, but Dr. Ross stated that there were at least 15 more shot in the wound t he could not get without putting the man un-- der an anesthetic An anti--tetanus anti--toxin was ad mnistered and his friends took the man back to Chicazo where he was to be taken to a hospital for further Chicago Hunters, Breaking Law With Loaded Gun in Car, in Near Tragedy treatment. No arrests were made in the case abthough it is an offense against the huntin=@ Jaws to carry a loaded zut in an automobile. The Taw states o -- WAUCONDA o Miss Lois Broughton spent Tues day n Milwaukee. hunt in a field jus cond& and when t north, ane of the @ discharged and w; car. As they * ow Wauconda, the & spmething in the trigger dischargzin Monday. 4 ) Mrs. Frank In cago Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Nlocum Lake, we at the home of M James Gainer i o0 o0 o0 0 o0 0o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0o Mrs. Georgé Deinlein returned t her home Wednesday after spending several days in Chicago. Harold® Hapke soent Tuesday eve ning in Chicago. -- Mrs. Frank Meyer and son, Don ald, of McHenry, visited with th former's mother, Mry _ Alice Geary o o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0 0 0o 0o 0o Mr. and Mrs. Amos Keller of Bar-- rington spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Grantham. > Mr. and Mrs.: A. x. Larson family were North Chicago c Monday evenigg. Miss Lena Brown and Franci: Blank spent Thursday with the form er's parents, at Elgin. Cago Mr. and Mrs. Will Geanm Edward, o were Wednesca callers at the home of Mr Lee Geary in Gilmer. Mrs. Thomas Garvin wa Miss Zella Smith, who has | bee working in a restaurant her for th past three weeks, has returned to he home at Griswold Lake Mrs. George Ladd and daughter of Arlington Heights. and Mrs. Shepard and daughters, of Missouri, spent Monday with -- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grantham, Jr. ' Mr. and 'Mrs. Bernard Geary, Round Lake, called on Mrs. Al Goary Monday evening.© _ _ . _Mr and Mrs. Earl Paddock and son, of Round Lake, called at thae Ray Seymour home Monday. _ \\'Q'\ Friends were saddened Saturday morning by hearing of the death of little Laverne Paddock, daughter 0f Mr. and Mrs. Owen Paddock, of Ch:i cazo, formerly of this place. Miss Daisy Grosvenor of Chicago is spending a few days at the home of Ray Seymour and 'amily. -- Misses Della Kirwan, Neva Toyn: ton, Mrs. Francis Meyer and George Blackburn attended a Sunday school convention at Gurnee Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gardner of Grayslake, were business callers Wednesday evening. Merle Dubson of Barrington, was a business caller hbhere Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Charles Thomas, re-- turned home Monday from Wiscon-- sin, where they spent several weeks. Mrs. Isabelle Grantham, Alice Blackburn and Erma Paddock, at-- Mrs. Joseph Haas spent Wednes day at Chicago. _ _ _ Alex Schapp was a business caller at Chicago Tuesday. Mrs. A. G. Stoxen and daughter and Mrs. Stn'nley Stoxen, spent Tuesday with relatives. . Dr.and Mrs. Chester Sowles of Waukegan, spent Wednesday after-- noon with relatives here. Dennis Putnam was a Chicago caller Wednesday. Miss Neva Toynton attended a theatre at Barrington Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baseley were Elgin callers Wednesday. -- -- Mr. and: Mrs: Mort Baseley were Elgin callers® Tuesday. * -- Mrs. J W. Harrop, Mrs. Howard Harrop, Mrs. Otto Olsen and Mrs. Wm.. Ross were callers at the Dr. Ross home Thursday. Miss Della Kirwan and Edward Peterson of Carpenterville, spent Wednesday evening at Waukegan. Paul W. Kaiser of Waukegan,--was a business caller bere Thursday. Harry Kirwan was recently called for jury service at Waukegan. | Miss Martha Hughes spent the week--end at Dubuque, la, HEAD WHEN GUN GOES OFF IN CAR inesday aftern . N. Larson wi iome of Mr s Gainer is SDital. LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT eckson was rilbert e Satu s. H. L south of Wa o left to go ( ha la« ridin .arson -- and licag n« in D A Lta ing 1¢ In CA tended Eastern Star meeting at Wheeling Tuesday evening. Mrs. Grantham holds an office. _ Misses Margaret Duers, Belle Tag-- gert and Mrs. 'Albert Gossell, were Eligin callers Wednesday. Mrs. Louis Harris and soné Rob-- ert and Charlveir and Miss Laura Harris. spent Wednesday evening at Barrington. | § >.Mr. and Mrs..Homer Lincoln at-- tended ~the theatre at Fix River Grove 'Monday. | f Ray Lyons of Cuptol Lake, was a business caller Tuesday. Mrs. Milton Rudainski and daugh: ter, Phylis Ann.}uxrd Mrs. Russell of Lake Zurich, were callers Thursday. Mrs. Anna Garvin was a Chicago caller 'Thursday) , Mrs_ Charles _ Haller _ returned Wednesday after spending -- several weeks with relatives at East Chica-- go, Ind. Teddy Engel:of McHenry, was a caller Thursday. -- Dr. Ross returned Wednesday aft-- er spending several days at the A. C. Mullins homge at Corwith, Ia. William _ Sorenson of-- Chicago, spent Wednesday with relatives. Mrs. Frank Dickson spent Tues day in Chicago.~ Misses Mary,!Eva Pence of Round Lake, and Esthgr Knigges, were --call-- ers at the high school Monday. Mrs. Arthur Baseley of Langlaid, Wis.. is spending the week here. Mrs. Wm. Johns and daughter Gertrude, were! Waukegan _ callers Monday. t -- Mrs. Laura Cook returned home Tuesday after spending several days with relatives at Bassett, Wis. . caller . hursday» s The Royal .\'"ixhbur euchre -- and bunco party which was held Wed:-- nesday evening : was well attended. The proceeds g$ toward buying an electric stove wr the hall. The Eastern $tar held their reg vular meeting 'l'htr.s'd'uy evening. En tertainment followed the -- meeting, Those in chargi were Mrs. Louis Brown and Mrsi Effie Francisco. _ Charles Grugber of Barrington, was a business caller Thursday. Miss Celia Natzke,, Tormerly a teacher. in our high school, but now working as libramian in the Downers {irove. high schopl, visited _ friends here last week--end. r . Carl Lamb of Pittsburgb, Pa., has been in Chicago on a business trip and spent last week end with rela-- tives here. Mrs. Ellen Lamb accom-- panied him on his return to Pitts-- burgh. | . o o 0o 0o 0o 0 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Schryver at-- tended a birthday> anniversary for an aunt who was' 93 years old last Sunday near Pole, II}; -- o0 o0 o0 o0 o0 0 0 o0 o0 o0 o o0 0o 0o Dr. Charles Ligber, formerly coun-- ty physician, has been calling . on friends in (;urneé this week. He is now running a rapch at Sidney, Neb. Harvey Chase jis spending a few days at his homg here. ° The excavatioun for the basement of the new CE Denman home in east Gurnee has ?«fin completed and the masons haveistarted ~work. ~ Max -- Pletschmian . 'of Waukegan, has also started hulding :A fine home next to the Demtnfian residence. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones were called to Naperville, Ill:, former home of Mrs. J@nes, Monday eve ninx. Mr-- Lenm father, of Mrs. Community _ chur¢@h last Thursday. There were 23 Sunday schools who sent delegates and there were 283 registrations. Thefe were seven vis-- itars from out of the county. A. C, McNeill of Waukegan, led the song service for all of the sessions. The principal speakers iwere Edward R. Bartlett of DbePauw untversity,'Ind.; Clarence N . Wright of Detroit, Mich : Mrs. H. Lowis Autin of Chi-- cago, angq Miss mary nwinhg of biue Ialand. All . of ithese _ speakers brought vital messiges to their lis-- teners and were grt»;ul,v enjoved by the very large crowd which attended the convention. | ' John Peterson of River Road west the convention. { | ~:Quite a number from here went John Peterson of River Road west into Waukegan the first of the week of Gurnee, has sold this home to Mr. to attend the Beck trial. The trag: Armour and is to vacate Dec. 1. | edy occurred in this vicinity and we ti Ot} ,¢ MSTRICT NC)} | +o . Balance July ist, 1947 . Distribution of trust¢ées From district taxes ... Tuition waid by pupils Sale. or rent of schoal property Sale of school bonds j . Reimbursements for 'vocational DISTRICT NO + school Board and bukgin» salary of teachers ; Feachers' pen§@§@goqon {ifnd Textbooks and stajionery Interest on teachers' ords Interest on anticipatfon Salary of Janitor bre> Euel, light, power, wah)n Repairs, replacements," 1 Grounds, buildings agd a New equipment. . 0| . Principal of bonds .i Interest on bonds . }. Balance on hand Juns 3N Balance July Income of tc Bonds on hand July i ke Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day of October, 1928. _ _ RICHARD HOOK, Notary Public. | Or om coln PTOYTALS rOT AJ 'TOTAL . TOTAL sourC convention unty was GURNEE t] Mi H DePauw untversity"AInd.; ¥ . Wright of Detroit, H. Lowis Autin of Chi-- liss Maty Ewihg of Blue l1 . of ithese _ speakers 1J h ies eat f¢ ver ) :'(.r Th 1 by trade, trans-- hicago on Mop 'urn at night as cabouts are still ear an'l anxiety his-- sudden dis vocational educatior ounty Sund ver -- held L here at t y fri,ui extend --them 1927 and supplies ?nsumuce e alterations _ _ warrants and warrants Annual Statement of the Township Treasurer for Publication TOWNSHIP 45, RANGE 11 IN LAKE COU\NTY, ILLINO!S, FROM JULY 1, 1927, TO JUNE 30, 1928 e DISTRICT FUND--Receipts . -- -- -- -- 8 24 52 538 54° 55 66 67 . se $ 339.13% $ 29033 $ 675.10 $2285.49 $1791.85 $ 86§5.25 $ 2796.03 $142 . qs emearerces. -- $18.28 494.05 187.49 . 408.38 289.47 463.71 1115.34 56 # is esps rernectare 2806.19 3378.39 2592.47 2954.12 213793 2370.16 5704.21 358 -- €65 00 90.00 hewssesdessassessrnnseses esns s 0) their it this 1C in theé Réceipts Receipts a y MRS. ED POTTER _ FOUND DEAD IN HOME AT GURNEFE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928. | Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lane and ' daughter were guests of the Murphy , famiily Sunday. . \ _ Mr. and Mrs. John M. Philippi and \ daughters and . Mrs. Ellen Talbott | were Waukegan callers Saturday. | _ _ Mrs. E. C. Sielaff went to Chicago |via Waukegan one Gday last week. Stricken as she was working alone in the kitchen ~! her home Satur-- day afternoon, Mrs. Ed Potter, a resident of 'Gurnee for all of her life of 79 years, died suddenly, pre-- sumably a victim of heart disease. Her body was found on the floor of the kitchen, where it had fallen, by two young school teachers who have been rooming at the home and who returned' Saturday afternoon after a trtp to Waukegan. Mrs. Potter 'apparently had been engaged in preparing a chicken for the Sunday dinner in the home when she was stricken. . | The deceased was born in Gurnee in 1849 as the daughter of piloneer residents of this sectiom . She. was well known throughout this part of the county and much beloved,. She is survived by two chilldren, L. D Potter of Gurnee and Mrs G. Do Brown of. Hollywond. Cal., and four sisgters, Mrs. Charles Wilbur of Waukegan. Mrs. Fred Wilhur of Grayslake. _ Mrs John _ Beck _ of Grayslake and Mrs. James Calmeér t TLong Reach. Cal. and a brother, Aged Resident of Village Dies Suddenly While at Work in the Kitchen | Mrs. Edward Bartlett visited Mrs. Harry Owen at Gurnee Wednesday last. ; Fred Bartlett spent the weekend in Chicago. Bennie Cribb is the proud owner of a new sedan. Barney Barnstable is sporting a new car. Virginia Murphy attended a Hal-- lowe'en party Saturday evening at Antioch given at the high school for the Freshmen. They also invited the agricultural class: Virginia had a very smart costume made and de-- signed by herself in black and yellow with pumpkin faces in many sizes and expressions decorated the full black skirt. Cats and witches were plentiful on her yellow blouse. A zgood sized black cat was her shoul-- der adornment. She won first prize in the "wiggly walk." The -- Nickersons, _ Billi¢é Rodes, Stephenburg boys, Howard Bromp ton,. Virginia and Edith Mary Mur-- phy. Lucille Pester, Clyde Heim, Ggr-- Hamlin,. Cla¥ence Miller and Viola Johnson attended the football game between the Antioch high school team and Warren high school team Saturday afternoon. Antioch won. K E. Hussey is making extensive .mprovements in and about his <um-- ber yard. He is building a flne%w office building facing the street, Ce-- dar avenue. ( sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wil ton,. who live just east of here en-- tertained Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Wil-- ton and Howard Wilton of Lake Vita and Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Wil ton and son: from Chlcago for'the day,. the day being Mrs.E. A. Wilk ton's birthday the 2ist of Oct: 1t was a very. happy 'accasion, and much enjoyed. A bounteous dinner was _served and a large birthday cake was cut, I; _was covered with white frosting and decorated with pink rosese for the candles to rest on. ' Those present can not speak too highly of the good time and love-- Ivy entertainment. ~ o0 o 0o 0o 0o 0o o0 0 0o 0 o0 o0 0 0o Mrs. Will Hucker was a Chicago visitor last week. 0o o 0o o0 0 0 o0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 Witha ier am -- Burnham --randchildren ome of the Geceaseq al 4 Do+ Tuesday afternoon. am inquest it was found that eath was due to heart disease. LAKE VILLA h were held from next door to:thn leceased at 2 & 0 $ --15.00 . 1628.00 ° 10.00 20-- 89.50 33.70 $34634.55 $4227.77 $3455.06 $5737.99 $4223.03 $6107.97 $11135.58 $5642.73 $3562.52 $141130.09 DISTRICT --FUND--Expenditures _ ° . . 80 .00 a» 52-- 53 54 55 56 57 116. 121 $ 15.00 $ 690 4 5.00 $ 25.00 $. ° $ 25.00 $ $ $ 1,055.00 1628.00 2020.00 _ 1120.00 1655.00 $1570.00 1120.00 _ 3990.00 1435.00 1300.00 _ 34300.14 10.00 10.00 5.00 _ '10.00 5.00 _ 10.00 1590 5:00 75.00 ---- sa 50 28.00 64.10 0 '45.85 40.82 70.50 43.00 g28 98 $8463.55 $4227.77 $3455.06 q DISTRIBUTIVE FUNp 252.00 _ 180.00 8#66.29 -- $84.20 35.00 358.60 161.66 Gurnee, and 63.20 ...$3100.00 ..$4921.60 | TOTAL .. TOWNSHIP FUND $3100.00 $ 85.94 14817 4687.49 24 $ 290.33 494.05 3378.39 65 00 _ £13.00 212.20 145.00 700.00 180.00 $.37 Mre. C. B. Dicks was in Waukegan two days the first part of this week. E. A. '(Wilton was in Waukegan | several 'days this week | --M. |J. Murphy served on the jury \this week at the county seat. | -- Christine Miller and' T. J. Trouson \who were married in Chicago a short time ago and are away on their wedding trip. Mr. Trouson is em ';.I(;yud at the deépot 'here as &agen!. | but resides at Antioch _ Edith Stelaff is etaying for a icouple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. C. L. Kolgow at Forest Park. Evelyn Swanson visited her par | ents here the first part of th'e'w-:.k, ]rmurning to Waukegan Sunday, gre--°*** *ew« SsNOW*S [PUBLIC SALE | t A X J we were all shocked ;at the bold murder so near on May 16. Much sympathy is expresed for the sor-- rowing parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willi-- am Beck, but the just verdict of the jury must in a way help them to bear their sorrow.. -- Mrs. Lois Avery visited over the weekend with her sister, Mrs. W. B. Sjmh and family in Waukegan. Mrs. Joe Pester was a Waukegan shapper Wednesday--of dast week. . Elizabeth Rice from-- Chicago, re turned with her grandmother, Mrs Boehm at the conclusion of her vis it in the city, to stay over the week end with relativee and friends. Willlam Hopson, who was burned to death in an air mail plane in Pennsylvania, is a brother--in--law of Mrs. Eloise Hopson of Rock Island, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fuller of Millburn. _ _ George Adernek came down from Geneva for a visit with his relatives here. Since being here he went to Waukegan and had an operation on his nose and throat at the Lake County General hospital, having his tonsils and adnoids removed. The operation was very euccessful and he is recovering nicely and feels much relieved since the trouble is removed. * Mr, and Mrs. Paul Reiner are happy over the arrival of a son born to them Oct. 19th. Mother and child are doing well. _ Mrs. Reiner was Rosa Koppen' before her murriage two years ago. _'~ Mrs. George Helm visited her aunt at Bellwood several days the past week. She was also in Chicago acfew days. . . o o o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0 0 0 6 0 0 'Mr. and Mrs. Joséph Strohal: and daughter, Miss Lillian Strohal, were Kenosha visitors Monday, x There will be a masquerade dance at the home of Carl\Anderson given by the young people of the C. E. society. Secretary of State Emmerson, Re publican nominee for governor, es-- caped injury a few «days 'ago when his automobile was hit by another car near Byron. Mr. Emmerson and other candidates were enroute to the voctory roundup at the country home of Mrs. Ruth Hannah MeCormick, when the accident occured. « Mr. and Mrs. J.-- S. Denman transacted business in Halfday vi-- cinity and Waukegan Monday. 0o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bonds on hand June 30, 1928 .. Incidental expenses of trustees ..._._._..._.. For publishing anpual statement ... Compensation of treasuréer (2 years) ... Distributed to digLrICtS .................__....._--. Apportioned but withheld from districts Balance June 30, 1928 ..._.__._._._._._.._.._.___ 264.94 139.60 689.00 500.00 96.00 605.62 19# TOTALS ..1.........0unccrnnnn.. MILLBURN $5737.99 10.00 212.99 16.00 453.62 310.00 500.00 187.50 2313.78 54 55 66 67 116 121 $1791.85 $ 865.25 $ 2796.03 $1427.96 $1247.20 $ 27244.83 289.47 463.71 1115.34 563.29 288.42% --~ 213793 2370.16 5704.21 3585.48 1897.28 59668 88 $4223.03 $6107.97 $11185.58 $5642.73 $3562.52 2234.36 1741.74 332.62 196.15 1634.56 10.20 s 2411.412 3.178 ~125.25 20.00 2283.00 2700.00 55 66 2o $ _ 25.00 $ 1120.00 _ 3990.00 16.00 1540 40.82 283.00 57.08 Expenditures Expenditures 'o WADSWORTH o The place had an output barrels a week. Fernandez and Yopp werer on bail Saturday. morning a time after they were caught. The raiders charged that th Recommendation of a $2,000 fine for Joe Fernandez, said to te opera-- tor of the wildcat brewery uncovereq near Grass Lake Saturday by Con-- stable Gearge Stried, of the spong» squad, and deputy sheriffs,. was made Monday before Justice Hoyt by States Attorney A. V. Smith. RECOMMEND $2000 FINE FOR OWNER OF THE BREWERY The raiders charged that er of the place was leasing barh. which served as 'the brewery, for $100 a month the men admitted that they at the place. + Four barne of brew-- in valued at $2 the raiders. At the same time Col _ Smith recommended a fine of, $200 for Ed-- ward Yopp, said to be a helper of Fernandez. | Col. Smith Demands Big Fine for Joe Fernandez, Oper-- ator of 'Wildcat' _ 0o o 0o 0 o0 n 0 o0 0 0 0 0 o0 o Rt. Rev. B. J. Sheil administered the Holy Sacrament of Confirmation to a class of forty on Wedneday @fternoon at St. Patrick's church, An. inspiring sermon' was given by the bishop. The ceremony was clbsed with the Benediction of the Blesed Sacrament. . The assistan's to Bishop Sheil were Rev. James Halloran and Rev. John FMeming. Visiting priests present in the sanc-- tuary were the Revs. Jos. Anderson, Jos. McGowan A. Tarclif, John Cole-- Inan, Wm. Long and A. Schmitz. Mrs. Mary Moran of Waukegan i the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tim R:o: dan. Leo and Maurice Lux were called to Chicago due to the illness of their aunt, Mrs. Margaret Lester. 0o o0 o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0 0 o0 a 0 0o o Walter Lahey was at the Jam lay. . Mr. and Mrs. Rob cago are guests of Oliver Patch. leeter Murray has purchased a home in Kenosha. _ . M wee Mrs. Fre Mre. Carrie <cHigley of Buchana Mich., is the guest of Rer sister Mrs. Helen Peterson. Robert Lux and Mrs Olive Patch were in Chicago--on Thursday -- Miss Eva Shea, who has spent the summer at her cottage has returned to her home in Chicago. . _ 1500.00 2411.42% _ 11656 1788.03 -- S58. 3 ° 500.00 ~o= _ 25.00 1038.38 2308.52 192.9% h repyrees reerepnen see oo veperdny i sn evsminerstuen enc 9B 20. M. F. SCHRYVER, Treasurer. -- en with I 66.00 mmQ # o 30.00 le of beer, 1,350 gallons cats, and equ'ipment N0u was confiscated by m )€ 1514.17 hmote narent 129.62 10.5 )6.90 632.0 Patch of Chi Mr. and Mrs 5(0 $111130.09 _ 2557.50 3$0000.00 ..$3100.00 me Mr. an 20,311.50 1182.38 wild Bbth 30,646.67 3591.67 the 121 1,055.00 34300.14 "5 off worked $4921.60 108 24000,.00 2350.00 18974.53 11.70 500. 0n 4128.38 221.66 31.29 46 96 04 t i i ' OBITUARY Em'ly Arletta Smith was born at Volo on Sent. 23, 1859. She was the daughter of William Smith, a vet-- eran of the Civil War, and his wife Anna Eliza, who came to Lake Coun-- ty 75 years ago from the East and took up their home near Volo. In ber youth, she taught the hand-- full of pupils who came for miles around to Fort Hill school. It was while: teaching there that she met Hiram Lusk, who came from ancother fynily of early settlers, and to whom she was un'ted in marriage in 1880. The ceremony was ;wrfq&fiwd at the old Campbellite church Which stood near Gage's Lake. » % In March. 1882, che came with her husband, to Libertyville .and since that time, has made ker home heére. In all of her sixty--nine years she has never lived outside of Lake County. Mrs. Lusk was a member of the National Daughters of the G. A. R., the Royal Neighbors and for oaver 30 years, an active menfber of the I4&d-- ies Aid Society of the First Mfltg-- M+ CGREATLY REDUCED PRICES Mezsurement taken <«ond (Hardware Furnished s EYELL H. MORRIS RAY M. YOUNG, Commander Phone 221. W 613 N. First St. PHONE 306 DR. O. E. SIMPSON Telephone 214 _ ATTORNEY--AT--LAW -- LUCE BUILDING _ ; Res. Phone 97 Office Phone 18 LIBERTYVILLE. ILLINO!IS8 Office In First <Nationa! Bank lld.g. Hours: 1 to $:30 and 7 to 8 p. m. LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINO!S8 DENTIST Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 -- 1:30 to 5 p. m. ATTORNEY --A T --LA W Office at home On W. Cook Avenuse Telephone 168J LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOI8 MEETS FIRST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT TOWN HALL Libertyville Post 329 "Severe headaches, pain over hips and in my side, dirziness, foating specks, irregular, painful bladder action. Very miserable! Foley P'illg. ZION BUILDING INDUSTRIES "Phone Zion 500" D E N T | 8 T | Office 539 N. Milwaukee AvenUto. Over Walronds Store Lak sbrivb dstubdiiihAind s AlbiiiitdnAinibiter "an # i a diuretic stimulant for the kid-- neys, gave me prompt, comforting and permanent relief" _ ; (Signed) F. M. P!g_tte. . Telephore 67 -- LIBERTYVILLE FOLEY PILLS DR. J. L. TAYLOR In constant use over 25 years ww"" * E_E Storp Sash and Combination Doors "The Quallty Store' GRAYSLAKE ILLE Dr. C. H. BETZER . Have done for others they will do for you. and red combination plaids. Sizes from 8 to 16 At Other times by <Appointment. R. B. GODFREY American Legion FLANNEL OVERJACKETS in brown, blue Boys All Wool -- @-- PAGE SEVEN E. W. COLBY $3.50 F. M. Platte, Peoria, Ilinois y 1 son. George, ndiana, her bus @way on August ther kno®wn rel-- on . a.cousin, of MUNDELEIN ILLINO8 beld on tC