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OF Mi Pto MwmmY SUNDAY AFTERNOON Jjx-ats Present Crippled Line-up, Bit In Spite of Hub Awful Scare Give Wilmet an r#,; -S$, * In spite of the fact that McHenry's ^Itching ace as, well as the regular first sacker were among those not present, the local club gave the Wilt ot lads a real argument on the Mcenry field last Sunday afternoon. * Altho the game went to the visitors by a score of 10 to 7, the McHenry outfit, especially after the fourth Waning, took such a liking to the much looted Edgar's offerings that It looked • att if the big fellow was in for a ,, fjteaning. Judging from the manner in which the McHenry sluggers were landing on him, it was a mighty hlcky thing for Wilmot that the locals did not get started an inning . #|oner. » While all of the credit of victory - ifehtfully belongs to the . winners, -.things surely would have been differ- :«vt with McHenry's full strength in ""tfce field. Owing to the absence of "•Sal" Meyers, it waa necessary for the Manager of the local outfit to bring in Buss, McHenry's slugging right •fifelder, to cover the initial sack. Considering the fact that Buss is a naj^ aral outfielder and therefore has had isery little experience on the infield, jits work ftt first was very good in Spite of two errors chalked up against ^m . - T-h e •c hange in the infield, together ' -With a new man on the firing line, appeared to have upset the local's entire 'toner garden. 1Tms the thirteen hits •f• tip gleaned from Johnson's delivery, Intermingled with nine errors, made -^jhe going rather easy for the visitors. ? Johnson, who was assigned the f~Jjitching duties in place of the abppntee, Jess Davidson, didn't appear .;^X> have very much in stock with which fool the opposing batsmen, but in Ipite of this fact, he might-have won s game at that had he been given t a trifle better support. Mericle and ' Boyle did most of the itting for the visitors, while Buss rried home the batting honors for |he home club. ¥ The story of the game by innings: First Timing: Mericle laced a pretfy hit over short and was sacrificed jfA it second by Hegeman, who rolled to Johnson and was thrown out at first. Brown struck out. Hoffman shot a triple to center, the hit scoring ; l*"' ; * Mericle. Edgar then scored Hegeman with a ripping single past third. Nel- ?&"<?2 .I **'* " son was thrown out by Mead. .Three tf ^ v; " .llits, two runs. - "V. McHenry: Knox fouled to Nelson J-V * . ,f, f Jtossman skied to R. Hegeman and r-: • **** lined to Hoffman in left* the /,* ' "jielder making a pretty running catch : sOf the drive. No hits, no runs. fp Second inning: Malloy was thrown I*' -:?viut by Rossman. Boyle singled over ^ V " ahort, stole second and then was '4" *au£ht when he attempted to burglar- _ it n lz<e the hot corner. R. Hegeman pK" ' < Ji truck out. One hit, no runs. y McH«nry: Meyers lifted to R. , '^Hegeman. Bolger singled to right •and stole second. Malloy made a retty catch of Buss' drive back of econd. Winkel was thrown out by •y^pjrown. One hit, no runs. Third inning: Mericle again singled >'«ver short and took second on Ross- ^nan'8 fumble of L. Hegeman's < f^gjrounder. Brown lifted to Knox in #1eft. Mericle tried to reach third on y^he out and was nailed. Hoffman f Walked. Edgar skied to Knox. One r-'Jpfcit, no runs. McHenry: Bonslett was thrown #a#ut by Edgar. Johnson fanned and |Cnox lined to Mericle in center. No no runs. Fourth inning: Nelson was given ' life on Winkel's error. He went to *^econd on Malloy's single to center, -vj^poyle tried to kill Johnson with a hot 3f$rive which was directed right at our1 ^ ^itcher. Johnson succeeded in knock /l§ng down the blow, but Meyers was ble to recoved the pill for the putut. The hit scored Nelson from sec- , ^f»nd and sent Malloy to third. Mead J^^lf-fnade a bum throw to second in an .' attempt to catch Boyle stealing, the ft*;-•'terror allowing Malloy to score, while ... " ' jBoyle went to third. R. Hegeman ifted a high fly to Bolger in center, Soyle scoring from third after the V' - |put-out. Mericle was thrown out by ^ :^Rossman. L. Hegeman popped to thq * ^ > '•(infield, which Meyers recovered and ^jthrew to first, Buss dropping the throw. Brown lifted to Johnson *Two hits, three runs. -|-s McHenry: Rossman skied to Hoff l^man in left. Mead fouled to Nelson "vand Meyers struck out. No hits, no runs. , Fifth inning: Hoffman was safe on Buss' error and stole second. Ed- ,«gar fanned. Nelson rolled to Winkel fat short, who threw to Rossman in !%|^order to trap Hoffman, who had started M|for the far corner on the drive. On a close play ye umps waived the runner save. Malloy's grounder got Seventh inning- Neltcm was safe jhere and put on a wagon to deliver <mi Bolger's error. Malloy fanned, goods to different parts. S. H. Fitch Boyle was safe on. Johnson's error, has charge of the delivery wagon. Nelson going to second. R. Hegeman Married--At the residence of Hon. out, Mead to Buss. Nelson went to F. K. Granger on Wednesday, June 9, third on this, while Boyle took second, at high noon, by Rev. M. W. Buck, Mericle struck out. No hits, no runs, pastor of the Dundee Baptist church, McHenry: Bolger was safe on R. jWilliam O. Garrison and Miss Flor- Hegeman's error and went to third on ence Booth, both of Greenwood. first. Winkel's j Peter J. Freund, who has the con- CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Buss' single past »"•»»«! grounder got away from Malloy, the tract for putting up the new residence error scoring Bolger, while Buss of Mike Jus ten in this village, will stopped at second. Bonslett scored 'commence work on same with a force the two base runners with a triple to ' of men this week. When completed right. Johnson skied to Brown, it will be one of the finest residences Knox popped up down the third base in the village. FOR SALE--Cook stove in good con line. Both Edgar and Nelson ran up j . The Illinois state sportsmen's tour- dition. Inquire of Mrs. H. Kasch, Mcto in the ball, but, as happens nament at Watson's park, Burnside,; Henry, 111. -52-lt* every once in a while, the ball fell closed Friday last, the tournament be- | fqr g.\LE Oborctadt '§r to Mericle in center. Three hits, runs. > Sixth inning. Mericle singled past 1V <MjjjibU<i school cfoees on Friday third and took second on L. Hejre- of fnro vnMfc. 43ftfmlencement exer, SUoft single over short. Both run- 'cises at BKOtrtdt Iwdl. rsvpcored on Brown's terrific triple j Asahel flte+'H ' fcas established a to left field. Brown was nailed at the milk route in this village and will com* plate by Meyers,' who had taken injmence delivering July 1. Hoffman's bounder down towards sec- j Pat Conway had the miafortune to ond base. Hoffman stole second, j get his left band in contact with a Edgar rolled to Winkel, who threw circular saw, injuring it quite badly, the runner out at first. Hoffman, The McHenry school ranked second who attempted to make third on the on high school work and second on out, was nipped by a perfect peg on, sweepstakes at the county fair at the part of Buss. The double play was not only perfectly played, but was put over in a regular big league fashion. It was a nice piece of work. Three hits, two runs. McHenry: Rossman singled to left center and was tagged out going to second when Mead • rolled to Malloy. Malloy easily got the pill to first to complete the double play. Meyers was also thrown eat by Malloy. One hit, no runs. Woodstock last fall. Fred Rosso of Dundee, who is furnishing the ornamental wood work for A. Engeln's new building, has been here for the past week. Dowe ft Bogert have made application for a license to run a dram shop in this village. They have rented the C. A. Ostrander place on the West Side. The Tosetti Brewing company of Chicago has established headquarters tor the herd during the six was 969 pounds, which is conjddWhmS very good for a b&rd which but the ordinaliifc&dling arid no extra care in fqmttng. Pouring of cement is now the order on the stretch of road between Wauconda and Volo. Barring accidents or other unforeseen delays, the entire stretch between Volo and Wauconda should be completed within a short time and the road should be open to travel before the close of the summer season. Good progress is also being made on tile Wauconda-Lake Zurich road, while culverts are being constructed preparatory to grading and cementing. The Plaindealer for news. Leo Winkel is a new employe at the Central meat market and grocery, having entered ttpon his new duties the first of the week. J. E. Hauswirth has gone to "work for H. E. Buch, local plumber and steamfitter, and as a oonsequence his shoe repair shop will be open for business in the evening only, from S;30 to 9:00 o'clock. fby pttjj ;at 111. BABY CHICKS--Full blooded stock. Leading breeds. 9c each up. Postpaid). Alive delivery. Big catalog free. Capacity, 1922 million and half chicks. Farrow-Hirsh Co., Peoria, 111. 86-tf FOR SALR--A quantity of rye. Louis McDonald, West McHenry, HI. 52-lt McHenry. McHenry, 111. See J. C. in Holly, 82-tf safely between. Poor coaching at ing won by the Pistakec Gun club.; ^egt third kept Bonslett from scoring. .The team representing the Pistakee Rossman and Mead both fanned after club was composed of H. Dunnill/B. t Knox had stolen second. Three hits, Dunnill, W. Dunnill and Math. Piteen. FOR SALE: Two flodr show three runs. j On Saturday morning the livery and one plate glass wall easel Eighth inning: L. Hegeman was .teams at the mail train going south be. sold right. safe on Meyers' error and took second at 7:34 came near having a general Buss, stampede. The team attached to the WANTED--A man to assist with Riverside bus made the first start, farm work on the Henry Geary farm cases Will J. D. Lodtz, McHenry, 50-tf on Brown's out, Rossman to Hoffman skied to Bonslett in right. Edgar singled to right, L. Hegeman scoring. Nelson forced Edgar at second when he hit to Winkel. One hit, one run. * , McHenry: Meyers yms safe on Boyle's error and took second on Bolger's sacrifice, Edgar to R. Hege- Buss' singled to center sent Bolger home from second. Winkel out, Boyle to R. Hegeman, Buss taking third on the play. Bonslett track out. One hit, one run. Ninth inning: Malloy lined to Johnson. Boyle shot a single between third and short. R. Hegeman rolled to Winkel. Winkel started a double play by tossing to Meyers, while Meyers completed the double by whipping the pill to Buss. Another fast play. One hit, no runs. McHenry: Jolysson drove a triple to left. .Knox lifted to Brown. Rossman scored Johnson with a single to right. Mead dumped one in front of the plate and was thrown out by Nelson, Rossman going to second on the play. Meyers struck out. Two hits, one run. The tabulated seere: which started the team on the Hanly near Griswold lake. Call McHenry 83-W or Wauconda 1G-W-1. 52 FOfc SALE--Seven room house. Toilet and bath, gas, electricity, hot water heat. Finest location in McHenry. N. F. Steilen, McHenry, 111. 52 bus, whereupon the team attached to H. E. Wightman's mail bus took a little turn on their own hook. The two former were stopped before any damage was done. The latter however, were not so fortunate. They took a straight shoot up Main street LOST--June 2, on road from Palatine at a breakneck gait and in turning the to Burlington, Wis., °Glot>e cord tire corner opposite the residence of John on rim 34x4%. Notify Agner Auto Herbes bus and horses were piled in a Co., Burlington, Wis. Reward. 52* promiscuous heap against the fence.' ~ The horses escaped uninjured, but the FOR SALfc The Michael Justen bus was a total wreck. . r**tate house on Elm street, McHenry. j fApply to or write N. J. Justen, adADDITIONAL LOC*£ inistrator, West McHenry, 111. 16 Your automobile will never look old with regular applications of Thelen's FOR RENT--Scott's 15-room hotel at Re-Nu, the automobile polish which is Scott's landing, Fox Lake. A moneyguaranteed to do the work. Sold by maker for a hustler. Apply to or M. A. Thelen, West McHenry. Wilmot R- H. PO. A. E. Mericle, cf .2 8 2 L. Hegeman, it . . . .* Is* * *S° Brown, 3rd b .......0 1 2 1 0 Hoffman, If .. .2 1 2 S 0 Edgar, p . .. 0 2 0 2 . 1 Nelson, c ..V•>.... .2 0 9 .8 0 Malloy ,2nd l>. ....•» 1 2 ., I j 1 Boyle, ss ..-1 4 0 1 ^:1 R. Hegeouuvlat b . .6 0 10 ft 1 McHenry Knox, If Rossman, Mead, c , 10 13 h. ;....o i 3rd b 0 0 Meyers, 2nd b..>...1 Bolger, cf Buss, 1st b Winkel, ss Bonslett, rt Johnson, ...2 ...2 ...0 . . . 1 27 PO. 2 8 7 2 1 « 0 1 t Mrs. Gertrude L. Miller, who has been seriously ill at her home on Main street during the past week, was taken to the Garfield Park hos-, pital in Chicago this (Thursday) morning. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. George Scheid. I All arrangements for the initiation of a large class of candidates by Joyce Kilmer court, Daughters of America, at the K. of C. hall next Sunday afternoon have been completed. The work will be followed by an elaborate banquet to be held at Justen's hotel. ' State Organizer Adolph Fischer of Elgin was in McHenry on Tuesday evening, where he spoke to a large gathering of local Catholic Foresters. -- The meeting was held at the Forester 4 hall in the telephone exchange build- E. ing. The state official was here to ; 0 explain the new insurance rate. * 11 The old Henry McOmber home on • 1 Park avenue, now owned by. H. E. 1 Buch, is being razed to make room -• 1 for a modern new home to be erected t* 2 for the owner on the premises. The 2 house is one of the old landmarks in 0 {that part of town and was buiU long 1 before many of us saw the light /o$ day. The Fox dance pavilion continass to draw large" crowds on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. The pavilion is being extenand, judging from H*. HAW | PARTY fi5vn55S<i • TO A, ssss wvArmne *nd FOOTSTlM eutCKCWeveRYTtMe ITWIHK I Of C*\CKEN I. „ M' 7 11 27 16 9 Innings Wilmot .2 0 0 3 2 2 0 1 0--10 McHenry. .0 0 0 0 2 0 3 1 1-- 7 1 Left on bases: Wilmot, 7; Mc-jsively advertised Henry, 6. Bases on balls: Off John- the many strange faces that may be son, 1. Struck out: By Edgar, 6; by (seen there on every opening night, Johnson, 5. Three base hits: Brown, I the proprietors feel assured that the Hoffman, Buss, Bonslett, Johnson, i popularity of the place is growing. Double plays: Winkel to Buss toj .jn Spite of the fact that our main Rossman; Winkel to Meyers to Buss; traveled streets were only recently Malloy to R. Hegeman. placed in good repair, Going to Cary Next Sunday scarified and they are already beginning to show Next Sunday afternoon Manager signs of the heavy traffic. Unless th^ W: Nel- Hoffman to score, while Nelson went p-to third after he had stolen second. : Nelson then scored on Boyle's single to left, Malloy stopping at second. Malloy was caught trying to steal 1 home on Johnson's windup. R. Hege- % man out> Johnson to Buss. Two hits, two runs. % McHenry: Bolger fouled to y| son. Buss shot a triple into center and scored on. Winkel's single in the same direction. Bonslett rolled a . slow one to Edgar, who could not ^ ' pick up the pill in time for the put- | out. Both runner*v> were safe on the f; error. Bonslett was caught off of first by a fast peg from Nelson. Johnson scored Winkel from second with a single to center. Johnson took second on the throw-in. Knox lifted Meyers will take the McHenry. outfit to Cary, where they will do battle with Nickie Hubert's star aggregation of ball tossers. Altho the Cary outfit has lost to both the Woodstock and Harvard teams, they put up * very creditable exhibition on both occasions. At Harvard they lost by a score of 2 to 1, while Woodstock defeated them 4 to 3. McHenry will have to go some to win against Cary, but with good pitching the local outfit is hopeful of at least giving the opposing team a real argument, even if they cannot win. No doubt a large crowd of local fans will accompany the team. QUARTER OF CENTURY Items Clipped From The Plaindealer •f Twenty-five Years Age £ shipped a car TR. Happy been invited to a chicken dinner. "Hap" knows that this poultry was purchased at this shop. Do jou suppose that "Hap" ib going to attend this feasiv Well, we rather guess yes! Watcfc foc Mr. Ifav»jr F«*v •FRETT'S* room house, acre of land, situal in the north end of the village of 1 Henry. Math. Glopsen, West McHvtt^ ry, 111. Phone 606-M-2. 4&4t AGENTS WANTED--Sell Herdf nursery stock and earn 30.00 to $50.00 weekly with part expenses We show you how. Supplies free Easy work for young and old. Write Hawks Nursery Co., Wauwatosa, Wis. FOR BENT--Seven room house, to gether with chicken house, well, cistern and about one acre of ground. Suitable for garden. Abundance of cherries and apples. Nice shade. Two miles from McHenry, close to Fox river. C. W. Gibbs, West Mc- Qenry, 111 Phone 620-W-2. 50-tf Cream Shippers Ship your cream to us at Eigin and always get highest prices. Elgin is the butter center of the country. We manufacture both ice cream and butter. Writ^for tags, information and our quotations. B, S. PEARS ALL BUTTER' CO. Elgin, Illinois WEINSCHENKER'S Community Express Draying and Long Distance Haal- Hmg done by the hear or Job. Furniture moved with care by : of long experieaes.- • v - ' PHONE 35 McHENRY GEM THEATRE CRYSTAL LAKE DAYS\. : V"-ft? sckdat/monday imsDOT JUNE llth, 12th & 13th SUNDAY MATINEE Evening at 8:M ' : DOUGLAS RBANKS presents THE THREE MUSKETEERS village decides on hiring a man to keep them in repair we can already see their condition before the summer is half over. With present day traffic all dirt roads need constant attention in order that they may be kept fit for travel. The band stand in Borden's park, which was started last year but never completed, il once more receiving some attention. The roof is now being shingled and, according to the band members, the stand will be entirely completed before the advent of the opening concert of the seqffon. Regular weekly band rehearsals are again being held in anticipation of the open air concerts for the summer months. ^ DR. C. KELLEft optometrist and Optidbua "*3 C. T. Eldredge hogs on Tuesday. R. A. Howard moved his family to Elgin last week. Adolph Fische/ moved his family to Elgin last week. f Chet, Howard is the captain of the McHenry Gnu club. > ' - • H. C. Smith is treating the front of his block to a coat of paint. The steamboat is now making daily trips to and from the lake?. Fred and Casste Notice to the Public " The citizens of MeHenry are given an opportunity to have their eyes examined and glasses made to order at reasonable prices and under guarantee. Have made glasses for the past 20 years for sneh proannent families as the Bishops, Engelss, Buchs, Freunds, Rev. D. Lehane and others. Office hours, at my home on Fox river, one block north jof village limits, from 2:00 to 8:00 Eldredge spent Monday of each week. Phone S. Auto Owners Attention We Announce Our ' <6RAND OPENING -ON- . ... , ir":i >1- v Saturday, June 10th Everything for the automobile. Come iiiV' *nd look over our stock and cut down oil ;.' the expense of operating a car by buyinj jppour parts and supplies here^| Souvenirs Will Be Given Awafc HALL & SCHAEFER West McHenry, 01. Men** Athletic Mel W< Kfu all sizes t| toe nainsook ciotn, I1J5 Vests, aiye Vests,Olace nod band top, --m JOHN STOFFEL i*.,- WEST McHENRY Fulton Provision Co. » (Not Inc.) .. ,r. . COMMISSION MERCHANTS . ^|28-3S FULTON MARKET LONG DISTANCE PHON$ * ^SSi^Pl^OlilSTRElT .v.;.",. , MONROE-*3S:' ;,_,. "i', c'r * t w f •; . Charies J. 2«k 14 •**- ? CHICAGO, a,- ' - a - --*• ILLINOIS -ATUMMirsaiMinK pavuon ROUND LAKE, ILL*: b t-.; Sitgrdiy & Wednesday Nights of ticff M'COWBCK'S ORCRESTKA DANCE TICKETS, $1.00 Baseball, Sunday, June llth RENEH AN'S vs. GURNEE A new ball diamond has been added to the park •Xfcrt'&X* i>. r"' - { >p. !; vlf •TtV.f'- •: . » After Yoii Houseclean ii.-r'tJ.j:':, • * ..... '¥?%: Your kitchen is all bright and shining^^ clean and your fondest hope is to keep it 0- that way as long as possible. Your kit- W£$- I* •; ~l chen stays spick and span and invitingly; cool when you use a Cabintet Gas Ranjge. **^ fepX' • 'I ••• " ..'."r " <i:y ". 'i/'..: ^•Z:. ^^Westei4)0oiled i. . V ' • f. • V-."' ,» •>. •••••*• r.»:, il HftIjst- • •' • 'V ' " "%4 • OLD in years but witlj the pioneering spirif ^ of the intrepid Marquette,- f»g in production butevef i>? ~'0 mindful of the needs o§:<f: the smallest buildeV, this , *, company is proud of then ' M good name it has in the/ -- construction world. " "'i; r-vv Marquette Cement Manufacturing Cor ~ 'j* s I' *' "'fv '?£&$'3' • - * McHenry Lumber Cokv • ^