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Lake County Register (1922), 19 Jul 1922, p. 5

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[out Allen of Dundee, Tenn, mm the and trf Mark Neville on Sunny. Bart Austin has purchased a new BMW: sod-n. ' & D. Nelson of Highwood wui Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Luce visited Awwi'le vit/ttor w Satuldly. relatives in Palatine on Sadly. Mm. Frank Black of -iso,l, Mrs. erd Bulklvy and chlldren "in Wats' a guest, of Mrs. Howard L. lave on Thurs-m1; for a' visit with Wilson on Friday night. 'mlativeu in New Ymk. In. Ruth Ellis nd so" luck in vutttng Mus Mabel Ellis. (i"i"'ji"ii'ii'iii'iiiiri'iiii [ape-1M Phone 5 Get a Saving? Book from this bank and let us help you use what you have to the best advan-' tage. _ 1nttrtIttrA'tt%totitmtitngtdeagtttc with the money you earn? Are you putting it where it will benefit the greatest number of people and incidentally earn more for yourself or are you foolishly wasting it , They " mm! the body In the correct position for "dinning. Adjusted to support from 50 to 250 pounds. lake County National Bank Saving for Service F. B. LOVELL CO. "Sueecss is measured not by what t by what we do with what we haw Ambiti prooperoul and 'ttlt under free and eWtened circa-nu {We build homes 0 our own, according 't. our own ideas of comfort and convenience. If you cont the utmost happin'ch In?! con- veniencejn life We Are a Nation of Builders Build a Home of Your Own Whit are you doing with what you have-- BATHING CAPS WATER WINGS LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. For Bathers 25c to $1.25 Priced from 50e In. Max Koh ler spent Monday in Chicago. ' In. Nellie Kimball in visiting be: non, S. C. Kimball and " wife. In. Gus Nebon spent loudly in Chicago. LIBERTYVILLE w hav ', THE 77 LAKE ctmtrtt_pGprkTgr_wjigt'ti0jitA_y,_JgL_Y I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ayers and funk >in and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Folger pienieed at Game's Lake on Sunday. J. A. Kohout and family of Chi- cago were guests uf Mr. and Mrs. lJmeph Kohout on Sunday. I Mr. and In. Henry Were wad family attended the Sunday school ; picnic " Long Grove on Saturday. Mr, Chicag The Young People's society of the Lutheran church picnicked It Third Lake on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gotti, Min Quinta Gotti and Ward J an motored to Round Lake on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Luby and children pf Rockford are guests at the home of Dr. C. R. Galloway. Gilbert Luce was a Chicago visitor on Monday. Beck Tiffany of Waukegan was a Sunday guest at the B. P. Wool- ridge home . Alhn nnd Raymond Lindmth visited relatives in Chm I M day! last mt. Luke Mr, term; Little Barbara Jane Warren of Chiengo is spending a week with her), strandparonts. Mr. and Mrs. (motto; H. Cooper. I Weakle y Mrs. Burney Seiler of Kenosha is visiting at the Henry Seiler home for a few days. It. and In. Willis Prue" Ind family mound to Milwaukee on Sundnr. Mr. Ind In. Byron Colby - Sunday with Mr .and In. Joseph May of Chiago, Barb". June re- turned home with them for I visit. erty Mrs. Nikon and daughter of Chicago, In visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Lush. It. and In. R. C. Schnabel. nt- tendod the Long Grove Sunday ~rhool pienie " Long Grove on Sun- "Y. Mrs. H. Runner and son of "mes, town, N. D, are visiting " the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hat Mrs. Coy C. Thompson and daugh- ter and son have returned to their home In Frankford, Ind., 3M spending a week with E. A, Huh" Ind funny. Chow'- Aato Livery DAY AND NIGHT TAXI SERVI" has. "beatnik, 806-M Mi,,, Vern Gerred and Miss Eliza- beth Summon spent Sunday in Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler made a boat trip on My. visit- intt St. Jog lick. ' Born "If! of July 16 ptaqtor I Miss larmwrite Woolri ahnemnnn hu-Apxml. Chu "riding I few days with tts, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. W bl M Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth anH en- nained the Young Mntrons club ld their husbands on Saturday eve- " nt a card pttrtr. H J. Hage 'lun'una Si) M Miss Nameth Jones of Gnyslnke an Tuesday with Miss Alwilda M Mr,, sitor Mr .nnd Mrs. C. H. Kaiser and ughtnr Dori: motored to Jotiet d spent the week end wiih Mr. " Mrs. Oarar Kaiser. Miss Ada Mt'yers visited Mrs. varies like" at Highland Park on Madly. She also attended {no batt me at Glencoe. ADDITIONAL LIBERTYVIHE ITEMS ON PAGE FOUR and Mrs. Frank salon ed company on Sundly. Florence Johnson is visiting In ir, Waukegan. Clam I 'hicagu. u E. L. Sayre was I Chicago on Monday. lage ty ha, punk-led a tew a Six Murmur ear. l Meka:, ,pent Sunday in I Mr J Rev. E. S. White all t, Louis, a son on Sunday, Rev. White was tt ("mt St. Lawrence's church . 2 M rs. of Zic Dee n .'nlh "d M d We Ber M h spent Friday in Personal and Local Item: of Particular Interest to our Libertyville Readers ger spent Tues sughlin of Chi. vine Luce lam . Helton .sp' Milwaukee " Bennett LIN viaited Mr _ on Sunday par. I!" L1H; Mr. and Mrs. D. S, Perrigo on Mr, tertained Mr T Lod- P Vertigo and my. (laughter of Mt. Washington, Mrs. Ray Flowers " Whiting Ind., Mrs. ban- Mabel Known of Chicago, Frank Cer Brookshner " D-flle and Parnel lay. Seifert of St. Ana, ni., last week. en of in Several extensive building im- pmvemmu are being made in the vieinity of Libertyville. C. H. Morse Jr. is erecting a large bungalow Ind J. Hedi" Patterson is building an addition to his aeaidenee. Liberty- ville Lumber company is furnishing the material for both buildings. Mr. and Mrs. wen Luce leave fur Billing, MW t//, Tuesday running Whvrl- Mr. Luce "l" trans- act busines, in connection with his farm. He unveil to be gum about two months. Paratine igniting while in the pro- cess of being melted to use on the top of fruit, caused a fire in the Junes Davin home on Friday. The curtains caught on fire and it wns only by prompt action by Hrs. Davis that it was extinguished be- fore net-Doug dun" w" done. taker Mr .and Mrs. loss " family and Mr. an' Mrs. Donald of Winn Y ('hicago mm spent I pl, (lay with Mr, "I Mr Larioour am (My. Mr. and In,_,"n~l Murdhorl motored to Lauarwicn on Sunday and Halted Mr. - M, '. Car) Good- lack. Thom: "ha I")! "rear, for can of lots In Law cemetery please pay me mm: attuetee to the sec- retary, Mic, [We Schunck, 39 the money li needed to pay care- upaf Alum: Henning burr" .evewl) on "My SN The Club Home Mason Pt. Jars, per doz. Mason Qt. Jars, per doz. Mason 2-Qt. Jars, per doz. Extra covers, per doz.. .. Phones 24 and 26 AUDITORIUM THEATRE 20 ransom: mums FREE 20 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 - 19 "Up the Road With Sallie"'and "Ghosts of Yeah ---- Ind ---- Goldwyn Sport and Graphic Reels Prices Tuesday and Wednesday 10c and 25e Friar and Saturday 15c and 35c Constance Talnudge Ind Norm Tdmadge FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 21 - 22 [ BY - GOSH ..---_- and .._r- "THE SELDOM - FED MINSTRELS" 50 Home Grown Kiddies 60 in Black Flee and Mrs. Boss T'ruarts and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Me, "fawn mototed to a span: I pleasant Sun- "HIS MAJESTY THE AMERICAN" ' Foster Pt. Glass top Jars . .3135 3 Foster qt. Glass top Jars 41.10 We County's 99991 Phyhoue if?" Jar Rings, Heavy 431» N. 1111"qu Ave. at DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS GALA WEEK fine, 1 lb cakes h hands muting W 3for25c A'r'rmil--- in Carl A. Montana, Iowa State Directur for Near East Relief was in Libertyville Monday calling on old friends and acquaintances. Mr. Moatanus wu formerly a pastor of the Presbyterian church of this vil- lage. He spoke at Wheeling Pres, byterian church on Sunday'eveninq and will occupy the pulpit of the Wankegan Presbyterian thumb on next Sanday . . Miss Iain Whipple, daughter u: Thur-day, "ly M, Reverem Whipple of Evanston, uh" latte County Fair booster meet- accompar' " the Libertyville M. Fl, 'sr " Round Lake. Puhlits weak- young p-ple to the Epworth League mu. .dnncing. convent: u Luke Geneva last _..-..-- week, wn-, um seriously ill on the Saturday, July 22. second My after strenuous exercesv "m at Joe Keisler'< h- 'climbing the hills bu an owns, She 1mm. View. Pftutnenstill arm-fr: u at the Lake Geneva hospital. Her wamhments. mother 1- attending her. _ A The wlon carpenter: and the familie, mankind It Gage's Lake w] Sunday. "011th an and refrerh ments of A" kinda were provided in grownup- and children and n splm did tirm. "a. "ported by all who at tended. Miss Marguerite Kuelpsch of Lyceum of Arts, Chic-go, was the week end guest of Miss Frances Bishop. Miss Knelpach will soon go abroad for two years, akin g a class of students with her, who wilt be directly under her aver-vision. It will be Mural that Kiss Kuelplch was the piano soloist at the musical benMt given by the Libertyville Minded society Inst winter. Her playing was a great nut to than present a this recital whieh was given by musical artists of Chicago. lyr, I, c. "a; and family an: law can It ls rumored tl Mr. am "my Taylor leaw .. mums were Inn-ml ca Thursday {of Lake, Wis. Th, .' uue of the party breakznu will spwwl n M days " that pom 'he now of the tent, Mucn t and WM thmt tour the Michiso lost h "trialling the UM pertinmu1r The teip will be made I»; mean " the accident, helm. auto. ' my. All report a splendid l '. with Fun Contest: for the Celebrated Clown will appear in person "Ghosts of Yesterday" BY - GOSH 19 Quality Shin 1.1m: RTYVILLI the Kiddie lik In." .8L25 95c J. All report a splendid 1mm and A" imrtruetion. Among thou ho "dad were Misses Eva 1nd uby Williams. Carolyn flutter) "d Agnes Liehtbody 3nd Stew/m midi. W. W. Carroll dl, Sons Co. ()ur lumber is thoroughly seasoned and select- ed for permanent service. lil, believe in the economy of building well and for the future. If purple we COMING EVENTS There are two ways of building-one, for Libeltyville Lumber Co. would practice real economy in building come to . J ulr Specials Buildings Lifetinie of Service \Pongee, Katine, pinghams, mane; Voiles, Chambray, Immediate Looks That Last A Lifetime Phone 47 Down by the Old Depot Been there 20 years. and Organdies. Dimity, Silks and one for a at but um! by Human 1 unate Mr. and In. E. J. WM d Diamond Lake autumn" an - dmdguetrtaatsltrwapart-t Friday evening in honor of M daughter, Miss Elsie, who - null for Europe August 2 to study -e. The large lawn was ill-m by a Willys-Light. A mm "0"!" time was spent playing an. tad dancing. Ila: Weinkopt played .7- eral selections on the piano. "in Weiskopf, whois-md- unte of China; Initial coll. vill- spend a yen " Berlin scum. I'M will be with s party of tick. studentssof music from Chic-go. a. has gained an enviable I!" already as a pianist and his hat considerable lyeeum and vaudevilll work. She is n pupil of Rudolph Router. one of Chicago's ind!" pianists. Undoubtedly a brill" future is before her in thr "no of work in which she has shown to- nnrkable talent and her host of friends wish her the best of mecca. use wanna" 10 , sway uuslc m4» It Pays To Advertise PAGE

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