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* ~~ READY FOR FRE | OF NEW PAVING -- TNFOX LAKE, BUT--| 1: mm = zs cac m +3 DEC. 6, 11246 / . ... Stella E. Mandel and hus to Annie *# Boynton. WD $10#@@gof lot>2, Birchs resubdn, Highland Park. . They Forget To Bring Key To the Fire Barn and the Chief is Missing. Constable Conrad A. Brune, who isn't supposed to know much aborat fires, got the chance of a lifetime the other night to witness a department in action. t It is the old story re--explained. Brune had taken prisoners in his booze raids in Fox Laker He wanted to lcdse them in the Fox Lake jail, The village marshal corld not be found. No other policemen could be located. -- 2 . SO THEY HAVE A FINE TIME He rang a bell. It was the fire gong. Stringing along at intervails came the men of the department. By the time that the last one had'arrived there were eight men in all without the chief or--assistant being present. They were all set for the blaze when one spoke up. . "Where's the key to the barns?" It was an important question. There wasn't a ;3 in the crowd, and the barns stayed locked. Then they turn-- ed on Brune and became indignant because he had spoiled their repose. He asked, in turn, where the--village marshal could be located. 7 _ They didn't know. He asked for an assistant chief. 'They didn't have one. He inquired for: a --constable. That was & luxury that Fox Lake wasn't troubled with, he found. -- He asked if it were possible to lodge a prisoner in jail there. They replied that it wasn't. "And,." says Brune, "contrary to re-- ports I wasn't locked in the Fox Lake jail for bringing out the department. That was the ~only place in town I wanted to get in, and I found that was impossible. and Theresia. Krapf. --»§10. $2. Lot 5, blk 3, Park .gzég to w@ C. A. Newcomb Jr. to M. D. Glas ser. Deed $2200. St. $2.50 :fl of lot 16 and all of lots 17, 18 and 19, Sec 4, Shields Twp. _ _ _ ~--|.__ J. Douglas Scott to F, Sheerlink. QCD $1. Lot 20, blk. 79, Cyrenius: A. Newcomb$ subdn of pt 6f-- Set. 32, and 45, Shields. § * huke W. A. Farner and wife to Amand: Farner. QCD. W 8 acs of 8 bf of SW qgr of NW ar of See. 24, : Vernon. -- Pauline A. Hubbard and hus to Alta M. 'Adams. WD $10. Lot 3, bik 4. Ridgewood Pk. Subdn, Deer-- field Twp. -- se 5 -'-"":?2'" R. E. Maki and wife to A. Hein and wife jts.. WD $2; St. $10. Lot 9, blk. 6, Webb & 'Jensen's north side addn to Wkgu. -- D. T. Webb and wife to A_.. Krapt _ Central Tr Co. of I!1 to W. Better-- idge and wife Jjts. Deed ng_lt. "'- fHeights Unit. No. Isabelie -- Cramer ~and hus to _P. Wilson. WD $117,500, Part ot Set 21, Shields Twp. $ Frederick H. Bartlett And wife to M. Oakland. Deed $549.50.. St. $1. N. hi of lot U Bartletts N B acs eubdn. Benton Twp. 2 _ _'C. A. Bode to G. Dammann. WBP @10. St. 35. Lots 44 and 19, Bfowns Subdn. Sec. 13, Vernon. °_ -- _ > ~_ sen and Clara J. Johnston, Jts. $650.00. St. $1. Lot 52, J. 8. lands N S acs subdn, Secs 16 21, Deerfield Twp. . _ __F. H. Bartlett and .wife to. W. Oakland. Deed $549.50. Bt. $1.--8 bf of lo: U Bartlietts N S acs subdn, Benton Twp. _ G. M. Weidner and wife to Damman. WD $10. St. §50¢, Par! lot 15. Browns subdn, Sec. 13%; P30. s ce _ Mathilda Wilke to A. G, Maether end ©. E. Russell jts. WD $10. NW ar of Sec. 23, I:h _Twp: L Matilda A. Doyle, Caroline A. Mud-- son et al to C. V. Winter and W. A. Winter. 32 feet off E side of lot 4, Plat of Wndcw_ott!. oys A. J. Cermak and wife to K. V. Grabham and wife jts. WD $1. St, §0¢. Part of lot 4, bik 6, Grand View subdn. Sec.-- 1, Antioch Twp. _ _ A. J. Cermak and wife to F. J. Jirka and wife jts. WD $1. St. 50e Part of lot 4, bik. 6, Grand View subdn. Sec 1, Antioch Twp. E. C. Peirce and wife to 1!:. E. Falker. QCD $1. Part of Lot 30, Ra-- vinia Woods subdn, Deerfield Twp -- M. E. Falker to E. C. Peirce and wife jts. QCD 31. Pt of. lot 80, Ravinia Woods _ subdn. _ DoerMeld Twp. Joun'e K. Jansen to W. W. Bi} harz WD $10. 8t. $6. Lot 11, bik %, C'oudale subdn See. 16, Whgn. --F. Peterson and wife to M. E Hualse WD 10. Lots 7. 8, 9, 19 an' 11, bk! 6, Oakland Subdn. Sec 17 Wken. wilo it: 11, hik _ ~M. . Pietschman. to Sec. Savings Bank.© QCD $100, B8t. $1. Lot 8, Wik 6. MceKays addn to Wken. WNEW AERMAN AMBASRSADOR Hulse to F. M. Petersod and WD $10. Lots 7, 8, 9, 19 and 6, Oakland Subdn, Sec. 17. inn will BRuoceed Dr, Otto ... m."miu;:or to P r nekt s #t was ix t«' Aiplo-- to Ragna Christian= 10-- 50c, Part of Sec. 13; Vor-- Members <of the Lake County Board of Supervisors, the sheriff's crowd and the courts of Lake. coun-- ty, the treasurer's office, county clerk's office and <other -- officials of the county gathered at the PlatA hotel at noon today for® a banguet entertainment put. on by Lewis O. Brockway, county recorder, and> L. J. Wilmot, clery'of the cireauit court. The party numberegon men in the mEgregate and all joinéd in honor ing ~the two hce'u An c::;allnt dinner. was served ' < a" friendly "talkfest'" continued. ;:gll!i o'clock. L. J. Wilmot W"' and the speakers judge of the --circuit -- court, iStates .Atturney A. V. Smith, Jud% Perry| L. Por-- sons,-- T. hur Sinipson, county su permtendm of _ s oo:l. *"Daddy*" Doyle,. representing. sheriff's of-- fice, and Fred Kllx:wf ,-- chairman of the board of super¥isors. The entertainment, ~explained _ as a "vote getter" by the hosts, o'th of whom were elected to office with-- out opposition, was in honor of the separating of the double, office of cunty recorder> and circuit clerk. And the oceoasion brought together the three <branches of the county government, legislature, executive and -- judicial. 3, COUNTY OFFICIALS -- GATHER AT BANQUET FOR LEW AND L. J. eause to be proud of its newly completed paving project. The prop erty owners on the main street of tne village have just completeq the canstruction of a pavement 6%° feet in width, which connects up with the Haimesville--Round Lake road: This improvement cost the village $13,000. 'The work was done by Contractor E. H. Merrick, and is a particularly commendable plece of paving, It was Femarked at the banquet that never in the history of Laké county has the entire body of. of-- dici--als of the county worked to-- gether in such perfect harmony, ef-- County . Recorder Brockw and Circuit Clerk Wilmot Entertain 62 Officials. ALL TO WORK IN HARMONY ficiency. and good will as the ent office holders. * Anton Hercer, 60, Rockford, I1!1.; Julia Choinski, 42, Milwaukee. Floyd Stéoffgen, 21, Lake Geneva, Wis.; Viola: Leach, 19, same. Lm: Verne M. Krohn, 23, Racine, Wis.; Grace Blackburn, 26, same. Geo. 8. Whisler, 38, Chicago; Ro-- sie Spencer, '30, same. * * Ernest R. Meredith, 35, St. Fran-- same. ' 4 cig, Wis.; Lillian | Tiedeviann, 31, Irving Hinzman, $2, Oconomowo¢t, lvunoama-mm. very Interesting by means of a tiered mpchu«dwhlcb is a darker than the frock, and thus it whades from cocos to deep brown. The scart ends do the same. Other ammb-fl'l"'"" a« a frock could be. Interesting Brockway . Fred H. Poser, 26, Milwaukee; Angeline E. Dapp, 19, same. i# . BANDITS .ROB BANK : Shawnee, Okla., Dec. 10 -- Three masked bandits robbed the Federal National Bank of this city today, lock-- ed seven employes and three cus-- Wis.; Freda Machos, 32, same. _ tomers in a yault and escaped with Fred J. Wolf, 34, Chicago; Marie Hamilton, 28, Davenport, I&. > . On the farm known as the Rawlings Farm,: located one mile North of Fre-- mont Center, five miles west of Area, three miles south of Round Lake on main road leading to Volo, on -- . _ 38 HEAD OF HIGH CRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE--3 Fresh Milkers add 17 Close Springers; 8 coming two--year--old Heifers and 8 Yearlings ; 1 Pure Bred Halstein Bull, 3 years old; ldeM&HZyunold. f FNEHEADQF_HORSES--Comhfing of 1 Gray Gelding, weight 1200 lbs:; 1 Gray Mare, wt. 1200 lbs.; T Black Gelding, wt. 1300 lbs.; 1 team Sorrel Geldings, wt. 2300 Ibs.. ; HOGS--3 Chester White Brood Sows and 15 Chester White Shoats:: * " y y POULTRY--One hundred White Leghorn and Plymouth Chickens. _ ~=> | f 61 Head of Livestock j 1. MeCORMICK GRAIN BINDER 1 DISC 1 DEERINC CRAIN BINDER -- _ 1 SHOVEL PLOW . _ 1 DEERING MOWER 2 WALKING PLOWS 1 KEY"TONE DQUBLE CYL _ 2.GARDEN CULTIVATORS HAY LOADER 1 TWO--SECTION HARROW . 2 DOUBLE HARNESS 1 ROCK ISLAND HAY LOADER 1 THREE--SECTION HARROW 1 527 SINCLE HARNE 1 HAY RAKE 1 CASE CANG PLOW 1 sCOOP SCRAPER 1 VAN BRUNT SEEDER 1 24 H. P. GAS ENCINE 1 CROSS CUT SAW 1 CALE CORN PLANTER 2 3i% x 10 FARM WACONS -- 1 WHEELBARROW 1. CABBACE PLANTFR 1 MILK WAGON 1 SCALDING KETTLE 2 SNLKY CULTIVATORS 1 BREAKINCG CART _ 1 CRIND STONE 2 WALXINC CULTIVATORS 1 SET DUMP BOARDS 200 FFET NEW ROPE TERMS----A!l sums of $20.00 and under »ash; on sums over that amount, 6 manths' credit will be giv-- &n on good approved notes, or good payable notes, bearing Interest at 6 per cent. No property to be T. J. STAHL, Proprietor Commencing at 1 o'clock p.m., sharp Farm Machinery and Implements Japanese poetry, we have been told, doesn't rhyme, 'That's . hardly strange when you consider that in the Nipponese -- language ©"moon" 1s "teukt," while "June" i6 "Lokugotso." But surely, urged Jones, seeing is believing, ~> $ Not necessatrily, replied Brown. For instance, I see you every day. $18,000. FRED GRABBE, Auctioneer in -- , the following personal property, to--wit : efi oA 7 tuciiiey on CORONER PROBES DlAT& l South Bend, Ind,, Dec. 10--The body of Jacob Barowsky, 48, was found on the sidewalk at a street corner in the residence part of the city early today by a milk man. The coroner is investigating, but belief is express-- ed that Barowski fell dead of heart ----Nobody is more cynical than a fiap-- per who is obliged to go to a petting party with a cracked lip. ** 1 GRAVEL BOX . 5 SETS WAGON SPRINGS 1 HAY RACK 1 SET BOB SLEIGHS 2 DOUBLE HARNESS 1 $ZT SINCGLE HARNESS to build a big golft course in the Chi--] Sambo: I min't aslioep. * ~ _ Chgo diebriot nint year, orve nile is Ne is to be the Achendort es-- tate near Libertyville. Lasker, who ' . HMey, you! thundered the rushee spends his winters in California, sey--| from Salt Forks, when they brought eral years ago interested himselt in a | in hbis napkin at dinner. "Take this similar movement in southern c.u-!tuud::{ I guess I know when to fornia, which gave that district one | use & kerchief without having no of its best.courses. .--___Iblamed hints throwed at me." Rumer is rife that A. D. Lasker, for-- w«n of the United States board, will head a movement PROMOTE LAKE CO. GOLF COURSE Pure <Bred o [ Holstein-- Friesian Cattlé | ©Balance monthly with your service CARL E. RUDOLPH Prop. Public Service stores Piu j b PUBLIC-- SERVICE COMPANY] can do the work so easily and satisfactorily ? Alt Metal Construction Built for Service Substantially buili. Big coppet heat reflector and guaranteod beating clement. We guarantee the appliances we sell $250 Now THREE ©..S, 2 BULL CALVES READY FOR SE.....E. 1 6 MONTH OLD BULL, 1 MATURE bULL FOR SALE, f ~~ HERD FULLY ACCREDITED * .OF NORTHERN ILLINOID _ _ Cus Krumery, Local Rep.= Telephone 144--J. Theo Blech, Dist. Manager, Waukegan, II!. about OLD MILL FARM Te Bd be make you, loot ol he make you, too? fi%'wl doing better work now, clean walls, furniture,. drapes, lows, cushions and llt'dtQ-Me' cornets. Save your strength, Here is a gift for mother,wife or sister. Buy Lamps Now EKlectric percalator, beautiful loving tup 'o:?n. uix cups; serving tray, sorarand creamer, A handsome gift. $4 Now, Belence Monthly 55 for bobbed hair, marcel waves and long curis, as low as ¥uthor, did God make met :lu- Sambe: Samboe! Sambo, Wake ® # Sambo: I can't ' Mrs. Hambo: Why can't yout Bambo: I ain't aslieoep. DEERFIZLD, $3 Large variety ns Sywr s Fi d * A%» td t# w P ap 45