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^ Bt. & J, FVmler and mother of ^odModc won McHenry visitors , Mrs. Josephine Heimer, Mrs. John ffchuenemann, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. JlliUer, Mrs. P. J. Aicher, Mrs. Casper Bidder, Mrs. A. J. Schneider, Miss Elisabeth K. Miller and Mrs. Delia Matthews attended the funeral of Mrs. ' <r" Elizabeth Hunter at Elgin Monday. ; v " • Miss Mildred G. Klein spent the week end in Chicago, visiting friends. Malcom McCuaige of Chicago war calling on his grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Sarah Sherburne, and daughter, Anna, one day las-t week. Mn and Mrs. Clyde BeM, who have passed the winter in Florida, passed one evening last week with the latter's grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Sherburne. if'.-* MCfTHZKS DAT *TV noblut thought! my «o»tl can claim, thi holiett word* my tongue can frame, umwrthj are to praise th? narHr mart precious than all other; an infant when her love first came, a I find it nut the tame; reverently I breath* tM i> Tiff-f. the bku«d,fi42n< of mother.' * ' -- • ' . !;p0soaotGwrniHFima •; WM. H. ALTHOFF HARDWARE ^ jfV.nl1 i , . n" 1 • .»» ~ ' • . v . ~ A COMPLETE LINE OF--- B. P. S. Paints and Varnished Pearl Screen •J Goodyear Lawn Hose Lawn Mowers , and Builders Hardware % vv* For the Home Our line of Fibre Furniture consisting of settees, chairs and tables was never more complete than at the present time. In case we haven't in tstock just what you want, we'll get it for you jWithout delay. Would also be pleased to show you our line of Linoleums and Rugs. Jacob Justen & Son Furniture and Undertaking McHenry, 111* We wish to announce that the new ice cream parlor of John J. Buch & Son, located in the Buch hotel building, near the bridge* will open next Saturday, May 9. McHenry Ice Cream * # B6th in bulk and brick, will be handled. 'V "x ";- ICE CREAM COMPANY TRIM DK 8 TO 5 VISITORS OUTHIT LOCAL* BUT JAIL IN PINCHES SCtftf^ACHER'S WILD NESS ACCOUNTS FOR MOST OF Mc- HENRY'S RUNS The contest as staged here last Sunday afternoon between the Dundee Peerless and local outfit failed to excite the four hundred fans who turned out to witness the struggle. The teams went thru the regulation nine-innings in a sort of half-hearted manner and at no time during the struggle did either side show any real pep. Maybe it was the weather and maybe it was just one of those days when ball players fail to become enthused with the work that had been laid out for them. At any rate, real snap and hustle was a feature that was sadly lacking. The visitors started the elongated W. Schumacher on the mound and this young fellow would probably have impressed the local fandom a greai deal more if he had possessed control with that sjteed and curve. Schumacher just couldn't keep the ball off the ground and as a consequence had his battery mate digging 'em up out of the dirt right along, to say nothing of the many passed balls. It was a weary exhibition, to say the least. As is usually the case when the foe does not measure up with specifications, so to speak, the locals also showed a lack of "swift" and seemed content to go thru the regulation nine innings at the long end of the score. All told the visitors employed*twelve men. To tell the truth it looked as if Dundee had come up to McHenry to try 'out the material for this year's team. On account of the wildness of Schumacher, McHenry's score does not show up so well in the tabulated result altho it looked to us as if McHenry could step out there and win the game at any time if they really wished to extend themselves. Davison, who did the "pegging" for our side, took things easy and only once or twice during the entire contest was he forced to bear down a bit. The story by innings: FIRST INNING: Clough struck out. Moss singled thru short and went to second when J. Schuring walked. H. Buhrow singled past first, the hit scoring Moss and sending J. Schuring around to third. BuhroW stole second. Schuring scored and Buhrow took third on a wild pitch. Ehlert and Bowen both fanned. Two hits, two runs. McHENRY: Rosier drew a pass and went on to second when, the ball rolled to the back stop. Gross' sacrifice, Ehl ert to Z. Buhrow, put Rosier on third. Tornquist walked. Rosier scored and Tornquist took second on a passed ball. Carroll and Rogers fanned. No hits, fQHE OF AMUSEMENT CANT PLAY THEM AL§fc y SO WE PLAY THE BEST" £ THUR. & FRI-. MAY 7*8 IflSB&NDSAADLQYRS WITH Lewis Stone Vidor . f Lew^Cody and • Typical Big Star Cttt AND COMEDY 'FISHERMAN'S LOCK* SATURDAY, MAY 9 Hoot Gibson -IN- "TIE SADDLE HAWK" A HAL ROCHE COMEDY AND VAUDEVILLE |SAT. & SUN.. MAY. 9 A V BIG TIME VAUDEVILLE' WITH FEATURE PICTURf AND COMEDY SPECIAL SUNDAY MATINEE 2:30 Pricea l#c-2#c SUNDAY. MAY 10 "SANDRA" WITH ^ Barbara LaMarr and Bert Lytell AND THE COMEDY "BUCK AND BLUE"* AND VAUDEVILLE TUES. ft WED.. MAY 12 ft IS Reginald Barker's production of The Dixie Handicap The Swiftest Racing Story of a Generation It's m southern romance and all there with a big cast. THURS. AND FRJ.. MAY 14 ft 15 "The Tiger Rose" 8. Hits off W. Schumacher, four in six innings; off Roth, two in two innings; off Davison, 6. Bases on bails: Off W. Schumacher, 5; off Roth, 2; off Davison, 3. Hit by pitched ball: Rogers. Struck out by W. Schumacher, 9; by Roth, 0; by Davison, 10. Three base hits: W. Schumacher, Gross, H. Buhrow. Two base hits: Clough, Ci Double play: Schumacher. Moss to Bowen Umpire: Cusack. arrpll. AUCTION SALE Commencing at 1:30 on Saturday, May 9, at the home of the late Michael Freund on Park avenue, the following articles will be sold at public auction* A quantity of furniture, rugs, electric motor, washing machine, cutter, wagon, plow, shovels, /orks, harness robes, blankets, 60 gal. gasoline tank, garden tools, ladders, bee boxes, lawn mower, quantity of stove wood, 16 chickens and other articles. Also a Chevrolet car. W. G. Schreiner, auctioneer. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Alberg of Chi cago spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Math Steffes. Mrs. Bella Mandel of Chicago passed the week end as the /guest of Mr. j and Mrs. I. Levinson, | Mrs. S. J. Deinlein and daughter, Evelyn, of Chicago spent the week end with relatives of McHenry. . Miss Clara Degen of Renosha spent Sunday at the home of her parent? j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Degen. j Miss, Lucy Riemann of Milwaukee spent/a few days last week at the ( home of her - sister, Mrs. Henry, Degen. i PUtMaaler ads bring results. Albert Lembgen, 49, of Mihraofc^ Wis., while a visitor in the E. P. Schaefer home at Hebron, f«U down the stairway and suffered a broken neck, the effects of which prowad fatal in a Milwaukee hospital two days after the accident. Hie Milwaukee man, with his wife and daughter, came to Hebron for a week end visit in the Schaefer home. The unfortunate accident occurred about six o'clock M the morning^ of April 26. -.t-. SEED CORN I have a limited amount of CHOICE EARLY YELLOW DENT SEED COM v Selected from the crop on our farm last season. Have given it several "out door" tests and know it is O. K. Don't take chances on buying shipped in seed corn for your corn crop. PRICE $8.00 BUSHEL WM. BONSLETT, Phone 124-J :o' 'one run. SECOND INNING: Z. Buhrow was thrown out by Davison. N. Buhrow fanned. W. Schumacher tripled to left and scored on Clough's double over the first base bag. Moss singled to center. Clough was waved out at the plate on account of his failure to touch third Three hits, one run. McHENRY: J. Schuring over-ran Rossiter's blow into left which went for a triple. Repas walked. Rossiter scored and Repas took second on a passed ball. N. Buhrow lost Kingsley's third'strike, Repas goftig to third. Moss allowed Davison's roller to get thru him, the error allowing Repas to score while Kingsley pulled up at sec ond. Kosier filled the bags by walking. With the bases loaded, another passed ball got by the catcher allowing each of the runners to advance a peg, Kingsley scoring, Davison moving on to third and Kosier to second. Gross was thrown out by W. Schumacher. Tornquist struck out and "Billy" Bowen threw out Carroll. Three runs, one hit. THIRD INNING: J. Schuring was thrown out by Tornquist. H. Buhrow singled past second. Ehlert fanned and Bowen was thrown out by Kingsley. One hit, no runs. McHENRY: Rogers was hit by a pitched ball and took first. Rossiter was safe when Z. Buhrow let Schu macher's throw get past him. Rogers, who had reached second on a passed ball, scored on the error. Repas fanned. Kingsley singled to center. Davi son struck out and Kosier lifted to H. Buhrow in center. One hit, one run. FOURTH INNING: Z. Buhrow laced a single thru short. N. Buhrow and W. Schumacher both walked. With the bases full and no one out, Davison was given an opportunity to show his worth as a pitcher and this he did. Clough rolled to Gross, who headed Z. Buhrow off at the plate. Moss lifted to Tornquist and J. Schuring forced Clough at second by rolling to Tornquist. One hit, no runs. McHENRY: Gross was safe when Ehlert fumbled his grounder. Cross took second on a passed ball and advanced to third on Tornquist's sacri fice, Bowen to Buhrow. Carroll scored Gross with a sacrifice fly to J. Schuring in left. « Rogers tripled to left. Rossiter struck out. One run, one hit. FIFTH INNING: Kingsley pegged out H. Buhrow. Ehlert was nailed by Gross and Bowen gave Repas an opportunity to exercise his "dogs" on a long fly to deep center. No hits, no runs. McHENRY: Repas fanned. Kingsley walked and Davison hit into a double play by grounding to Moss, Bowen and Buhrow completing the double killing. This really was the feature of the whole game. No hits, no runs. i SIXTH INNING: B. Schumacher was now playing first instead, of Z. Buhrow while Captain Carp Schuring had taken Clough's place in right For McHenry Ehnert replaced Rogers in right. B. Schumacher lifted to Rossiter. N. Buhrow tripled to right. W. Schumacher struck out. N. Buhrow scoring on G. Schuring's single thru short. Schuring was caught stealing at second. Two hits, one run.* McHENRY: Kosier struck out. Gross was thrown out by Moss. Tornquist singled to right and then was caught stealing. One hit, no runs. SEVENTH INNING: Moss fanned; J. Schuring singled to center. H. Buhrow rolled to Kingsley and was safi when "Jess" heaved wildly to first. Schuring went to third On the error. Ehlert rolled to Gross, the latter getting H. Buhrow at second while J. Schuring scored. Bowen fanned. One hit, one run. McHenry: Roth now pitching for Dundee. Carroll doubled to center and took third on Ehnert's sacrifice, Moss to B. Schumacher. Rossiter scored Carroll with a single to right. Repas and Kingsley both walked. Rossiter scored and Repas went to third on Davison's sacrifice fly to left. Kingsley stole second. Kosier lifted to J. Schuring in left. Two hits, two runs. EIGHTH INNING: B. Schumacher fanned. N. Buhrow lifted to Repas and Roth struck out. No hits, no runs. McHENRY: Gross and Tornquist were both thrown out by Moss while Roth nailed Carroll. No hits, no runs. NINTH INNING: G. Schuring singled to left and was forced at second. Moss was safe on Kosier'f error and then was nailed at second, i. Schuring lifted to Kosier. One hit, no runs The tabulated score: DUNDEE R Clough, rf ...0 G. Schuring, rf ....0 Moss, .1 J. Schuring, If 2 H. Buhrow, cf 0 Ehlert, 3rd b ;0 Bowen, 2nd b 0 Z. Buhrow, 1st b .'.. 0 B. Schumacher, 1st b 0 N. Buhrow, c .......1 W. Schumacher, p . .1 1 Roth, p PO 0. 0 1 3 1 0 1 6 7 6 i A 0 0 5 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 1 1 McHENRY 6H 24 18 8 R H PO A E Kosier, 2nd b ..*.. .1 0 5 0 1 Gross, 3riJ> .^. .^l^J^ 0 4 0 Tornquist, as 0 V 2 2 v Carroll, If ..1 X 0 0 0 Rogers, rf 1 i 0 0 0 Ehnert, rf 0 0 0 0 O Rossiter, 1st b 2 f 6 0 0 Repas, cf .1 2 0 0 Kingsley, e 1 11 4 0 Daemon, p .........0 0 0 1 1 ..#•8' « 26 11 _ Clough out for failure to touch third. Score by Innings Dundee 2 1 000 1 1 0 0^-6 McHenry ......1 3 1 1 0 0 2 0 Left on bases: Dundee, 6; McHenry, * - / , ' The hardest thing a banker has to do is to console people who have lost money in ill-advised stock promotipns Thafs why we isstie a standinfr invir tation TO SEE YOUR BANKER FIRST. ' West McHenry State Bank 00 Allowed lor Your OLD Iron Until May 30th * . Just bring your OLD iron in to this store and $1.00 will be allowed on the purchase price of any iron you-may select Pay but a dollar down and the balahoa iHe-- small monthly payments with your monthly service statement ** ** - Puiuc SERVICE COMPANY . OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS 101 Williams St., Crystal Lake Telephone 25 J. A. Schabeck, District Manager Sunbeam Iron with Case y/e carry the following electric irons in /Stock in addition to Sunbeam: American Beauty--Hot Point--Simplex Dover Six--Universal k.t *J'"' -"v.. t /