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_ Thrift Week . :. * a A #® * 4 * k 4 :: q.; * --: © s ces iiimps only sorrow all his days. © childhood now ex-- ; i enqgt;ou e ' insinuated ~that.'it "was the the grand jury to investigate e io him alney ie has bece Fm'. M}' & houses, dance d othe downilall of young.girls, stated mley. "It is aot ouly the' duty men as grand jurors look is matter, but also m-&,a and officers of the law to tter conditions in the county," the newly appointed state's at-- es Cno. Alle 00 L BEuIDOCIi :r.nmx.v«.otan- se was greatly devoted to his d family, and was a quiet, but wro!mmunyhr many friends--are an ex-- . hiz early education at sehool, and at the age of Ab Westernp Colorado as of the Ute Indian under ment supervrie Stayed there two years, com-- t the year before the Meeker I.fl-:n"m one of the were kjlled the Indians, 'Mr, Vose was married Susan Marie Esty, and during. life: they were blessed birth of three daughters and ;[fi:'flnnmnvhum )r the funeral seryices abmmuun- mlkner of Gurnee NL:© Mrs. =-Munoy ~¥, 8. Lumiey & excitement in the Mo m court room when he _the grand jury with looking of his his days were spent on the arm. From 1878 to, 1882 he ASfarm near Francisville, In-- re his oldest daughter was "'lwl 'm'w in Log Angeles, California. ; lOno brother, Edgar Belcher, lives at Kaseasme Druce's, Lake. _ Another brother, Sam-- Talbot Vose was born on | uel Francis, and two sisters, Martha 'ose . farm h_w and Mary, preceded him in death. lugust 2, 1850, and died at | °. Funeral services were conducted by in Gurnee, Illinois, J&nuary | Rev. B. W. Sinderson, pastor of the a% ; Gurnee Community church, at the m early education at| Warren Cemetery Chapel, Thursday wol, and at the ago of | afternoon, Jan. 12, at 1: 30. mditions not a credit to the ve existed in several locali-- ) county, pertaining to young bare not been brougcht to lon of the public through or court, have beenr evident »#wFT ol ail community in--| . 'The first report of chicken thefts to ?mm'n"'hhedvdinmuho,mm" his neighborliness and | gay to sherift's office from Lon Geary ;h'dmm" X The of Wauconda, who stated that thieves p spent on the | had looted, his hen coop Friday night rm. From 18$78 to, 1882 he | of a number of mixed chickens. The farm near Francisville, In-- | flock, for the most part, was made up !"WMW'"lotlbodollhndRodl. 'The loss was more severe at this time of the year iring from the farm Mr.--\ than any other due to the high price tw6 years near the hpme | of egge and fowls at the market. 'TALBOT VOSE Atty. of McHenry Plea That Par-- lals Pay Heed. HE man who spends and does not save, xi ) TO _HEN you have learned to save a bit, VERY cent you add to it of OWEVER wise or good or brave LN this stern world, thrift always pays, ARNS an income, and each day EEPS the wolf of want away.. OR he, alone, now gets ahead. Chicken Thieves Active opposed him. Hueh!, Deerfleld, who is seeking rese-- toration to citizenship. The matter was before the circuit coprt on an ap-- peal from county court where Hueh! twice sousgsht restoration. Elgin au-- morning at 11 o'tlock. Business men are especialy invited to this service. "Business Men'sand the Book of Matthew" is the theme for Sunday First Mass at a ®». & Sunsed Masa sc in on ~ Third at 92. m. .fi q :A -- . ST. u':ljl! ) EPISCOPAL Rev. H. B. Gwyn, Pastor The service on Sunday, Jan. 22nd (the 3rd Sunday after Epiphany) are: Holy Communion, 8 a. m . Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 a.m. Church School, 10 a. m. The annua) meeting of the Congre-- g1tion will take place on Tuesday eve ning, Jan. 24th at $:80 o'clock. HUEHL CASE PUT OVER FOR A WEEK of his son, east of Antioch, and one ST. JOHN'3 EYVANG. LUTHHRAN Judge C.°C. Edwards has continued MBTHODIGT MPISGOPAL Retr. John K. Doelong, Paster The mm--u Kvil (East of the Park) W. H. Lehman. Pastor Bunday School at 9;:30 a. m. English Service at 10:30 a. m. Etrangers are always welcome. Mr. Vose's sister, Cynthia Lysetto, , HAT &'E'g pruderfce, strictly led. Libertyville Churches _ where he was held for a C oi e«3 hands of Tony Miller, deputy --game warden at Wauconds, who took it from Schumacher during. pheasant hunting seasow for some infraction of the ~law. Schumacher claims he bought the gun from another person and denies taking it. He is a cousin of Wm. Schumacher, McHenry. coun-- ty, serving 14 years in prison for the murder of his father. iB# | f 'l\ s 1 *Triiilyg: _ For All Coughs . 24' W and All Ages 4 ; 27 is Ture of stealing a Browning automatic shotgun, imported from Belgium, from Rother's car several weeks ago. The gun was located eventually in --the Louis "Butch" Rothers, of ~Grass Lake, Saturday ordered chaagu of lar-- ceny against . Walter umacher, Wauconda, dismissed, The case was before-- Justice ~Harry Hoyt. Deputy Edward Dunne had arrested Schu-- Common People." c?",nbm,u: common people with self--government? -- WiWk ma make democracty secure? Epworth League at 6:30. Study: "New Paths for Old Purposes." * Our Sunday School meets at 9: 45. +The Harnest Workers class will meet with Mrs. Flora Eger on Friday afternoon, January 27th. Some of their will be con-- PRRHSBYTERIAN CHURCH . Guy H. Smock Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. at the North grade school. W. G. Wells, Morning vbnup.u 11. The sermon subject, "How We May Have a True Revival in the Church of Today." mOo':d music. A Christian felowship Young people's meeting will be held at 6:30. at th -- ohefmoeadhlrurD.yT at 6:30 p. m., at the home of Miss Milwaukes Are. at 8 p-- m. ROTHERS RECOVERS _ AIS STOLEN GUN Bunday School at 9:30 a&. m. Church service at 10:46 a. n. The subjectfor next Sunday, Jan. Evening subject, "Jesus 'and < the CHRISTIAN SCENCOE S0CIETY h on Aete stt PA ne ue w t s:mfih rivitegee of Monna Franzen Who -- D i e d i atfemity Fmgsin%ounty Hospital . gteay: : _ Had Funds in Sweden. Inquiry into the estate of Monna FARUOAARILLW L LIRAIVDVIN L Franten, aged 45 years, night clerk ferbquaim at the Central botel, who died in' the Lake county hospital last week,| _ Felix Molinar, divorced by his wife, after h a v oi n & fit-vd frostbit. : Plizabeth, of Highwood, several weeks ten hands and feet the night of| a&ko in the circuit court on grounds January 2%, has develoned that the of crmlg, l'lrdg":u arrésted by man' had $3,000 coming to him| Deputy Charles ger in Chicago. from an estate of his father which; The woman, through Attorney Wil-- iz being probated in Sweden. lard Longcor, claimed that he default-- Franzen, former manager of the| 64 in $210 in altmony. He claims he creamery at Antioch, and without! tendered the money but that she re-- relatives in this country was found fused it. He was cited by Judge C. lying in a near frozen condition on C. Edwards to show cause why he the Genesee street bridge late at shquld not be held in contempt of Franzen, former manager of the creamery at Antioch, and without relatives in this country was found lying in a near frozen condition on the Genesee street bridge late at ras 3 BEST NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, 29c Ls. IN BIG EST ATE the EGGS I Bacon acat: . 2516cb o C * .M Whole or Half ilk Fed Pocket | N -- Fancy Lean Veal Roast l IPorkShoulders 14c lb. |I 134¥2clb. EG OF VEAL 22Vv2c lb. Milk Fed *3 Lake County's Most Up--to--Date Market fl £ 3 :;.;-\i.; evde tCt -- Karl. -- Bock, --superintedent of_ the! m iTA AUT @P1 3 couny Sromett o aote the ie o PAID OUT $536 the: man ~Franzen steadily 'declined in health until his death. 5 j f KFuneral services were held . at| -- m H f Emy t is m on » a ) 0 TINCCACHRNY" y. e body was en * 3 tioch for Imrlul.y " CAS" Box KFuneral services were held . at Wetzel and Peterson Funeral home today. ~The body was taken to An-- tioch for burial. CONTEMPT CHARGED AGAINST EX--HUBBY e Fonge 6 SUGAR CURED --Bacon 3. ie CC ged There is a _ PALACE MARKET in Your Neighborhood Avenue #%@%+% e ev4e se For Friday and Saturday, Jan. 20 & 21 is wonderful, especially when it comes from a reputable place as a PALACE MARKET. It is our éndeavor to serve you with Nature's Best Food Products at prices within reach of all. Our large staff of meat merchandising experts /has made this possible. ' ' There is much in our slogan: "The Most of the Best for the Least"" ASS$ olive drab in ¢olor and-- ~measuring about 4 by 10 es. They showed him a roll of ey in the box and told him that $500 in cash, they would let him keep the box until they North Chicago Man is Rooked of Savings in Old Time Gyp Small Lean PORK LOIN WHOLE OR HALF 1644c lb. 191mclb. SUGA! Whole or Half R CURED ked URANCE THE INDEPENDENT is DELIVRRIED TO YOUR DOOR FOR OMLY $140 returned him his money and a good-- ly profit. He paid them $5268. _ August kept the box for a fow days and then confided in his brother who, being a little more worldly wise, told August that he had been "gypped." He suggested that they open the Breaking the cover off, August had a momentary ray of hope. The long green of U. 8. enrrency in a roill greeted his eyes. He seized it eager-- argesased in a gray overcoat and felt hat. Hesseck had &z mustache and Auguet said his "hands were like a woman, small and smooth." perfectly good one dollar bills came off the top and then--sheets of per-- fectly good: newspaper cut in the size: of paper meney. + August told the police that the crooks were Tony Hurban, 26 years old, 5 feet 11 inches in height, weight 180 pounds, and dressed in a brown suit and a gray hat. John Hesseck, about 50 years old, 5 feef 7 inches in l_lffltht._ .135 pounds in weight on4 Native POT ROAST -- BEST CUTS 19% lb. sove * em company, 4753 Ravenswood are nue, Chicago, must pay his wife, Mar-- garet Luxem, $400 a month temporary alimony under an order entered. by Judge Lynch in Cireult court, Chicage. Thop.menumeoconmu'.b :rgthohesfluoflu. l::::n'oul separate maintenance custody of their children,. Meanwhile Mrs. MRS. LUXEM To ET _ ALIMONY OF $400 tion, Dec. 5, 1927, on a palatial twenty three acre estate in Lake Ferest, which Mrs. Luxem says is worth from $125,000 to $150,000. She charged hag Lauxem, who lives at the Belmont he tel, is to seek other quarters not se exrpensive. She told the court thas her living expenses there were nearly $600 a month, and she aske@ for that amount of temporary alimgay. #pPril 25, 1908, at La Crosse, Wis,, lived up to the time. of their separm Brick Butter 51c owner of the Lax--