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BHce and prosecuted criminally by States Attorbey A. V. Smith on a charge of malfeasance in office, it was learned today. George Hollister. president of the village of Foxr Lake, hTu agked that two members of bhis council, Louis Brydges and Walter~ Hagberger, both trustees under the last village sdministration, be ousted from of-- after defeating Louis DeProfit, who was the incumbent, by six votes. States Attorney Smith decliared that hbe and hbis assistant, S. H. Block, were going over the facts as presented by Hollister to determine if warrants were justified, From Fox Lake residents it was learned thit members of the oid re-- gime and the new had failed to strike a common ground on which to administer affairs of the city and that, as a result. Hollister had not been given an opportunity io carty wut his projects. Hollister® charged. Col. Smith ad-- mitted. that HMHamberger operated a bardware store and solé supplies to the city although he was a trustee who investigated and approved his ow D bills. Both Hamberger and _ Brydges were emploved by the village, Hol-- l!ister told the prosecutor, to elrcu-- late petitions to gain approval for public improvements. Both oft the trustees accepted money for this and approved the expendtture, cac-- vording to Hollister's story. MAYOR ASKS THAT TWO ALDERMEN BE OUSTED BY STATE Brydges, Col. Smith said. also is superintendent of the _ waterworks at 4 salary. Fox Lake Dam Bill Passed by the House Mothster, of Fox Lake, Chary:-- es Maifeasance Against Brydges, Hamberger. Springfield, lilinois. June i --By a vute of §1 to 30, the bouse of srepre sentatlives las; nigbht passed a bill apnropriating $170,12%6 01 for tr»e con slruction of a dam across the For river between Nippersink Lake and McHenry. The -- states aitorney's ofce will not know for several days, it wr re-- ported. whether warrants woald be juatiBed or not U!'nexpected opposition Gevelopged io the bill when i: was calted for passage last nigh! Representative Lee McDonough of Waukegan, who has sponsored the measure, explan-- eca briefly Representative Leroy M. Groec, o Ro kford. objected to the proposal, "'This bill appropriates moa#@y for , few summer resorters at For lake, he declared. "It would keep the wa-- Lerfior that lake as a certain level, so they could bave boating all the sum-- mer, at the expense of the people living along the Fox river. Ttiis bil} will mrot belp anyons commercially. and | believe it should be deéfemied ~ Representative Richard J. Lyous, of Mundeleio, was quick to the de-- ternse of the measute. "It is quite true that this bill wil! be of benetit to no one commercially he said, "But when it did become cecessary. to have a commercilal pur-- pose as the rason for the passa«ke (ed «n appropriation bill?" This projec! will be of great advantage to the people of this great chain of lak es in Nortpern lllinois This section is t3e playground for thousands of people of Chicago. This will keep the lake leve'!s up and will provide recreationg for them " Long Lake Lumber Co. Carries a Varied Stock Summer cotiagers, and properly owners who live around the lakes all year. are usually able to find: just what they want in the way of build-- ing materials and supplies in the varied stock carried by the Long Lake Lumber Co. Long Lake Sta-- tion. In addition to buttding mater lals, this firm aiso bas a s plendtid line of paints, bardwrre, roofing, fencing, etc. J. M. Clemensen, man-- ager, bhas been associated with the Long Lake Lumber Co., for 6 years, during which time be 'aas become well acquainted with the needs ~of local property owners. Mr. Clemen-- sen states that this season his firm is specializing on trellises, gateways and other things for improving the appearanc of bhomes and has built up a big volume of sales, even tho' th season bas not yet really started. It was necessary to hang out the | "Standing Room Only" sign when t1e village board of For Lake held its regular June meeting last Mon-- day night. The crowd that paok ed the hall was evidence of the interest | loea! people are taki.g in the con:-- duct of civic affairs. _ The --recent | election resulted in the board now being composed of two factions, with the presidenot and two trustees on onmne side and four trustees on the other. Because of this situation. lit-- tle was adcomplished at the meeting, excepting the action taken on rou-- | tine matters. Those who sincerely j save the best interests of Fox un' at beart are hoping that some ar rangement will soop be worked out whereby tae board will work togeth-- er on the many important measures that will bave to be gecided during the next few months Many Attend Meeting of the Village Board Hollister took office in the spring News of the Week From Fox Lake Community Held Two Jobs? '\Fox Lake People are | Arrested in McHenry Tae pursuit began al Lake Geneva, Wis., after two boys reported seeing members of the pasty remove tires Jfrom cars there, adc it ended only after an lliinois officer had joined | lo the chase <~ad shot (Genetsen (n the ear as his car romwced into Mc ' Henory county. The quick trlal . accorded these people is in marked contrast to the method usually followed in Illinois 'The state of Wisconsin seems to be a good place for law breakers to stay away 1: om. After a bot chase, three alleged tire thleves, all of Fox Lake, were captured by a Wisco in hbhighway patrolma@&n in McHeory late Sunday. Those arresited were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Genetzen and Frank Poft. The three we e .aken to Elkhorao, Wis.. Tuesday, where charges of lar-- ceny were prvle're 1, and a verdict of guilty returoed. The two men were sentenced: io the Wisconsio House of Correction for one year, while the woman was relea ed Food Store Adds New Equipment Always alert to ways ip which its service to the public can be improy-- ed upoo, Cae Chain O' Lakes Pack-- in« Co., Fox Lake, has jJust complet-- ed the remodeling of itgy food count-- ers and display cases, and bhas had electric refrigeration installed"in the same. An electric meat saw has also beep purcrased, w},ich will be deliv-- ered and installed within a few days are bandled 'The ne@ew equipment, just installed, is second to unone in modero features and places tae store in a class with tbe leading food establisbhments (Continued From Page Two) 'lll witn Gipinefia Mr, and Mrs. 1Louis Litterell and 'Tuesday members of the gas aDd |baby, the Misses Mary and Dorolby electric departmebis of Cre city O( |(ang Mr. and Mrs.: Tom Keunedy is Chieago made reservalions for thelr | |;_>>r ag (he home of Mr. Litterell's andual picnic to be bheld about m"'!alhev, Robert -- Litterel. over _ the 15th of June. | week ¢od 'Ibe Calumet Baking Powder CO. | Mr and Mrs. Verne Long were of Chicago reserved July 13th for 'm-ek end visitors at the home of their anbpual ouwiog and dance.. A | Mrs. Loug's pareots, Mrs, aoud Mrs banguet will be held . the Renebhan | Jobhna Walsb. dining ball at 6 p. . | 8 K; Choisuaosedo,. loca! plumbing The management of this progress ive institution invites the people of Fox Lake and vicinity to visait the store and see the sanitary manner iD which groceries, producge and meals Practically ail of the material used in the construction of the Iily Lake daoose ball, just completed at Lily Lake, was furnished by the Pib bvits--Camerou Round Lake. "The store building occupled by | Hendee & Steffes is being uutedl io 2 new coat of r@ini. New siding | has also been put on the west side j of e structure. l Grace Collins McGiil, bead nurse at Wooster Lake Health Resort. wa* called to Chicago last Saturaay to the bedside of LGer son--in--daw, al Mercy bospital. Edward P. McKeever [( long Lake passed -- away at Wooster Lak e Health Resor, Tuesday o( last week after a lingering iliness of many months. Dr, H. J. Kofoed, medical director oA Wooster Lake Health Resort, was in Chicago Sunday and Monday on business. Mrs. Florence Bensop of Chcago gave birth to a baby boy at Wooste! Lake Health Resort _ on Tuesday Jurpe 28th. Both motber and babe are>doing nicely. Dr. H. J. RKofoed was Ca week in consultation . to | Memorial bospital, Chicago case of ano old tim, patient. .Rev.' l":tt;el--' 'gc;m-lilz, of Round Lake is a frequent visitor al Woos ter Lake Healt'a Resort. Fish Biting Good in Waters of Fox Lake Old timers of the Fox Lake reg1980 say that they can recall no season in years when fishing has beeu s0o zood as it has been this year. . Big catches are reported daily and, ac-- cnrdinv'to resort ow ners rround the lake,. the fish are, for the most parl. large ones. As Cae news of the good fishing io be enjoyed in Fox Lake spreads many out--0f--town people will undoubtedly try their luck here. Phone Fox Lake 121 150 Nippersink Blyd. FOX LAKE, ILL. Round Lake News Electrical Supplies House Wiring Pipe and Fittings Radio Supplies #> CALL US WHEN YOU ARE IN TROUBLE A. H. Myers ELECTRIC SHOP J. Kofoed was called las! lumber Companqny to Lutherad agro. in (he Félix O'Boyle sustained quite an Injury to his back las: Monday, but at this writing is dolng much betier Mrs. J. Graot Britton «epntertained seven »friends at bunco on Friday. Riggs, James Lyoch, John Peterson, Taose present were Mesdames J. 1. Roy Seaty, Robert Witt, M. Olsen and Alber: Beanet. The bridge whica is being built over SYquaw Creek, pear Ingleside, is neagly finished and we hope it is to be gpened in a few days. Mrs. William Nagle, who is ill at the M.Trphy Bros. bhospital, is doing very nlceely. s f Earl Rushmore and D»r. Rollins. at tended the fights at the Antioch Pal ace on Friday eveging. Miss! Evelyo Ewert leaves for Par is, on Junue 15, to study fencing. Miss! Margare!t Langbein, who |s emplovyed by the llilinois Beli Tele pbhone Co, in Chicago, is spending a vacation at the home of her parenls here. Mrg. Floyd Boyer, Mrs. George Koeth, Mrs. W. R. Hamberger and Mrs. Bs«ther Bassi. were Waukexzan oallers on Thursday Mr. Halvyerson, of the Fox Lake Bank. speot the bolidays at yis home in lowa The Foxr Lake School held tbeir gradumtion exerctses on Wednesgjay They wre: Geraldine Blester, Alsada Meyers, Helen Eiter, Romanard spi-- crak, Bernice Pyle. Dorothy Jones, and Howard Leetle Mis« Biester is tae Validctorian of the claess, M Bright, pripcipal of th,e Antioch high school, was tae speaker of the eve ning. [The play ~"Sally Auue D14 It." was given by the cldss and several delightful plano solos were rendered by Alberta Eiter 8 E, Choistuiaosen,. loca! plumbing contrattor, has just comipleted the installation of plumbinge equipmen! in the new _ Ssechmidt building ou gGrand Avenue Mrs| Esther Gibson was out to her cottag¢e this week end. Mr. and Vrs James Duggan were callers) at tae Rushmere boime ou Friday: evening«. Mrs. McCandles, of Butler, Pa, is visiting at the bome o her neph ew, J, Mortimor Mrs. Eari Rushmore and daugble: Alice, visited at the '1ome of Mr# ZLenmer. at Lake Villa on Friday Out friend Jack Ahreus is ruon ing a barbeque on Route %72. nea! Rhinelander, Wis Fores:t Cromwell of Loo« Lake. is ill with diptheria. Mr, and Mrs. 1Louis Litterell and b@eby. the Misses Mary and Dorolby and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keunedy is Mr.oaod Mos J D. Riggs were visited by their son 'My¥yron and his wife. of Chiago ou Saturday and Sunda y * * * Mr. jaod Mrs. YVerqe Long were week enod visitors a!t the home of Mrs. Loug's pareots, Mrs. aoud Mrs Jobhn Walsb. The Robert Mercer 'family bave moved to Chicago Mio Mercer as superintendent o( the Morris &« Co lce houge until reently, when the property was sold to Dr. Joseph Frey who is building a resort. The opening night of the new hall uo by. Frank Lane, on Grand Avoue was well attended. There will be a dance there every Saturday anod Sun day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason and fa&m ily, motored to Elgin on Sunday Tae Gavin school pignic was held Mondsy in the Iris Woods. . The» all had a wonderful time. Mrs, (Vro Becker entertaeined tuir teen ladies at a five bundred part)> Tuesday Mrs. Wideman wonu [irs! prize, Mrs. Valenta. second and Mrs Hendelan, the third. Mr. and Mrs. Keoneth Wagner and little Betty Jane, attended the wed ding of Mr: Wagoer's sister in Wis-- counsin, Sunday. Subscriptions for the Ingleside Community church are being collect-- Personal Items of Local Interest Now ls The Time To PAINT UP ard CLEAN UP. NE CARRY A FLLL LINE O Lawn Mowers, Hose, Builders aintitnig Supplies Household U tensils, Boat Oars and Supplies ,'"",j ;T[ T'le C MILWAUKEE LIBERTYVILLE: INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1929. rlass, huitchenkook Stov .. Train Service _ Effective -- Sunday, Jure 9th Amportant . Change An especially fine program -- was given at the Gavin School Gradua-- tion Excercises Saturday.. The pro gram opened with a plano Solo by | Elizabeth -- Valenta. _ Rev. O. W. 'Brlnd of the Community t'hurch. Inv» the _ jovocation. The -- w.aole | class sang "Gather Around in Bright | l.\rray", very -- approprtately. . Lithe Hanson was the class poet, Jeun' Stratton kave the clas# history and the Girl's Glee Club rendered "Amer: | fca for All" and "Luife is & Ssong".! The Class Prophesy was read by the ! Valdictoriah _ Kathlyn _ Dankleman, Dorothy Dalzlel in behall of lbe' lcluss of "Twenty Nine", bequethed | their treasures to the classes taat | follow. Vocal music was furnished by Mrs. Fraok Valenta. Mr. 1. O.| Brighi, Principal of Anotioch High School addressed the class, County | Superintendent of Schools, T. A.| Simpson presented the diplomas and | Mrs George Kay, President of the | Gavin P CP. A. presented the class | pins in bebalf of that organizations | and Harold Juil, President of lhe,' class thanked the organiz:atiop for | the class Kerwig Spratiton xue' some good sound advice to U¥ | Reventh grade and the Exercise was | lvu-re closed by Rev Father Coleman, | who gave the benediction { | Mrs. Edward Roger« fell down a flight of stair at her home Tuesday | !and palnfully injured her pip | | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marks ar re } 'modelxng their summer bome ou the | |\ lake s | | Mrs Geory Nielson and Mrs. An ' |thony Bassi attended a show in Wau kegan Monday. o ! ' Mrs. W Ro Hamberger entertained | ed. _ Mrs. Fraok Valenta vollected forty--one dollars last week. The friends and relatives of Zella Buchanan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Buchanan, of logleside were greatly surprised, whey it was, learn-- ed that sae has been the bMde of Leo (Mike) Richardson of Round bake since February l4th The community wis» ihe young couple much happiness. Mrs. W Ro Hamberger entertained the MOMday Bridge club. The prires were won by Mrs.: George Koeth first: Mrs Duke Bien,. second. and Mrs. C © Morley, third A baby daugbter was boru to Mr and Mrs. Russel! Hewitt Thursday. Waile patrollinge the lake, Anthony Bassi. our game wardeo,. found a targe number of blue gillis dead. He Ask the Ticket Ageni for full particulars iarden Hardware. Tools in ROAD i!Fox Lake State\Bank |\_-- s Being Remodeled s/ ATIONERY _ PROQP. MEDICINES CA MEkRAS and £lLMS CIGARS and TOBACC O V HGAZINESY ~ WALTER IRION Post Office Bldg. Fo FISHLING TACALL XOUEE NIRS MAIN STREET GARAGE T owing, Storage, Reputring Affiliated With Leading Motor Clubs (UGRA ND AVE. J Chevrolet ------ Peerless SALES AND SERVICE GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOX LAKE, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE 1t6G4--R E) SHAOE NY BATHING SUITS. E1 COSyMETICS (CONMNEEC 1IONERY VEWSPAPERS TGNV.N ' FQOUVTAI\NV S»SERI CE EST--OF TRACKS) won w Sn us s m whi it 0. Bt cce mm pare on Y tewart-- W arner | Radaws Fox Lake, III. 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