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*?f,,» / -.- v n*"|^ 5 ^ ^ i- KH? * ' • --.;• '• •' /j v t. afr -.• ,' Irf." • ' .!, ^ ^;.s " • is :-J.; .. ' ,i" < - -v~ ~~' '.>^--U!:* •:... - ,:e >'•" ,- ' .--f*"-- •••••* - 3*. J~ " , ~ * V "* ""» - 4. » "XT'ff *>. •>% - •• ^ " ' * "• »* y f • ; •< ",f( - '•&J: i;4<? f#':« Tie Mclleiry PUitfejler 3?t',||0»LI»HBD EVEKY THUB8DA"i"-^*.,.' - F. O. SCHREINEli^ B*ak Mldtot. No.Mft. &'.'. ?K: A&"- ^ : | TttftNNI OF •UMORIPTlONt 'flilfee* •*« ihrMrtis.'1>«ML" **•• Muri*. «®ot». TlNffii^r, December at, 1911. p-,,1 •v--•• *>- •* •' 'p ,f I' "St. . i'-'cr SADIE ELNA HOBART. Sadie Elm a Hobart,, youngest. daugh­ ter of Henr,y and Delia Hobart, was born Dec. 6, 1889, at the old homestead in McHenry township, McHenry coun­ ty, 111., where she died Dec. 10, 1911, aged twenty-two years and four days. She attended the Ostend school until fourteen years of age, then the Mc­ Henry school, driving the dis&ange from her home to school sod back, about four miles, each school day and graduating with a class of four in 1908. $he taught one term of school at Bull Valley and took a school last fall, but on account of poor health #M per­ suaded to give it up. Her sunny disposition, with a happy smile and pleasant word "for everyone, made for her many friends. The es­ teem in which she was held was shown by the many beautiful floral tributes and the large number of sorrowing Mends who met to pay their last re­ spects to their departed friend. Besides the heartbroken parents, she leaves one sister, Nina G. Sher­ man, one brother, Roy B. Hobart, and a host- of bereaved relatives and friends to imourn her early demise. Services were held at the late home, Prof. E. C. Fisher of Dundee officiate ing. The singing was very sweetly nd appropriately rendered by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Walsh. Burial in Woodland cemetery at Mo* ifewy- •rVERVIEW CAMP ELECTS. tUverview camp, No. 6818, R. N. A., elected officers for the coming year at their hall on Tuesday evening of last week. The new officers are as follows; Oracle, Katherine Schneider; vice oracle, Luella Fisher; chancellor, Ger­ trude Freund; past oracle, Frances Bahr; recorder, Kathryn Freund; re­ ceiver, Annie Boley; marshal, Susie Bishop; assistant marshal, Elizabeth Ffceund; inner sentinel, Barbara Krause; ettter sentinel, Alaiherd Leickem; man- agers, two years, Magdeline Bohr: three years, Ethel Holly; captain, Ag- nee Wentworth; Faith, Kathryn Schnei­ der; Modesty, Magdeline Bohr; Un­ selfishness, Loretta Feffer; Endurance. Maggie Schneider; Courage, Barbara Weber. The members are planning on afine time on the evening of January 23, the date set for installation. They iiave extended invitations to the mem­ bers of the McHenry camp of Modern Woodmen together with their wives MK the R. N. A. and their husbands and sweethearts to be with them on that night. Mrs. Johanna Reynolds, the district deputy, will do the install- to* ; • A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE, v In honor of his birthday anniversary 'ffctd Die thorn was the victim of a pleasant surprise at his home a& Johns- borgh on Sunday evening. Fred just didn't know a thing about it and when the crewd arrived at his home he was so upset for a time that he didn't just know what to do first. 1 After recover­ ing his composure he set out antty showed his guests the proper manner of filling t|ie capacity of host and his place could not have been more accept­ ably filled. Progressive cinch was played and prizes awarded to the sue ' esssful ones, after which bountiful re­ freshments were served. The host WBM presented with a number of gifts from the guests to serve him as me­ mentoes of the occasion, as well as to show their respects. Those who made up the gathering were as follows: Messrs. and Mesdames Jacob R. Jus- ten, Ben Stilling, Peter Freund, Jos. Freund, Otis Murray, Jacob Miller, Stephen H. Smith, A. Mueller, Henry Hettermann. must decide Mf>-- within & . * L You flust Decide Soort make surfe of pleasing the recipient# by giving some of the useful ite ĵthat comprise giir,f«KV sibie holiday stock. BAIR, HAT, CLOTHES, COMPLEXION AND SHAVING PERFUMES, TOILET WATERS, FOUNTAIN im COMBS, TOILET ARTICLES, SAFETY RAZORS, BOX STATIONERY, CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS, XMAS CARDS, , HOI WmiiOIlLES, ETC., ETC. • Splendid choice ill every line, prices right on all ~ HiH - mm OUT mu Ik Deepest Mp B«fy Hurt H\m SIKSAYML i|to» JCV1M. IttUJf N. H. 'Phone 274 Petesch McHENRY, ILLINOIS We have had thi rare opportunity to *c«re Iwwt from one <rf Aawrica't leading suaufactitrm of Cut CUu one of tbc Urge«t hum oi saotpk> of De;p Cut Lrlass ever broixght to th» ctty. Tto mua^ctanr makes a specialty of supplying wboksaters and city department sttms with articles m P ins Cut Glass for spscul »i)« d»fL Wt propose to give our patron* the benefit of this rare purchase by offering the sune at Sensational prices as named below. Have you ever heard of Bach prices? All the finest products of the most skilled artisans of one of Aaeriea's foremost glass-cutting shops. No cljeap imitations, but brilliant hatod-cut and hand-potished wares. See the ware fetelf now displayed at onr store; Ret the first choice; buy now; for v.jnr own sideboard ©r future gifts. We have divided the entire shipoM&t fmir group* at the M}e>wisg prices: CROUP No. It - $t.50 to $2.25 rates, pr ctwio tt M abarf |rin if ...:....98c Sugar Bowls'to natch Cmny Creamers to natch Sagari, 4 > 6-i«di Round NapptM, <W»chHH.Happies, • , • • M «• . f Spooa Tmys oTBoti-BoMj 4'. CowdT Puff Boxes, , "a '\ ,v Fancy Bon-Boas , . . . . IcftBowls^ .i . . , 8-inch See* Vases, ... . , X-mt8qmQn*M*n>, . , , $ Professional, Soctety v * 1 n.nd r 'Cardi * »AV» G. WKLLS. N. O. • PHYSICiAN. 8UKCEON AMD OCULIST. 01- • «*• M> Elm «•' A TcivphMM I 'K L "S* ctrsir Elm «rwt», IMbftrv, UtiMta. DR. N. J. NYE T"; /HcHENRY. ILUNOIS PHYSK^fAf* AMD SURGEON. • at Johiuiburah, 111., from 7:30 a.m. to 1140 a. m. W«4n«»4air and Sunday of Mch w**k. . WNEiJUMpnrMa. ... . "» --.$*<.&(. fj- ARNOLD ; YL Y ' PHYSICIAN -AIM SURG BON JOHNSBITROH, ^ :v|llX»lOIS, ' •% \ (. " f Thb CMtMr, worth Ma TM* l>n«' fi.so V9C KiitCwi. rafi I An, •artk^OO. I Thl* 44mtk tUndtti, Mnk «4 mcral Mbtit, wttk n.Ji 4Mb. StMUloaal Til'S Fssry feu- mwm tt.» Tsia>hon» No m. SIMON iroritL 98c TM» M<y*. Sqaat Cr*am Pkchcr. W9&M the rMicu- 4nw prtcc o4 Ipsuranoe agent {or all classes of property in the best companies WMt l>Miaiii lftg»to Ptaw Stack MarchandHaa Far* MM Real Estate 98c All iM fhf sfeftve trtklei Jn Cr-^a^ 1 iffnvld U> unviiul v«Mt «t t£« -Idw | , Spickl dwfai| ttiU MniiKllijiAel Smptc B«lt. of our entire stock of Merchandise at Cost and below. Come and .tS get first choice. £3 n. J. Walsh GROUP Nc 2i At "Teaseis," it from $2.75 tt S4JI0 hbL {nW pritt. fill* «|Moa «Ni^ »SHtt j.'.OO. £nuMioii«r frit^ S8c $1.98 TM* braatUal 2-ptat Tauk.nl filcbcr thnvi mIU mdily /or >4.00 $1.98 Tlri» Ot*ry Tr»<r b chM^ M U.00. ^SemaUsnai prtaa, $1.98 Vuwil Uv Vrtum 6-iach Round Nappies, . $1.7$ etch Safari to match Creamers, *2.75 " •' '• iJ00 *» Cnuaers to match Sugars, 2.75 ** " " 44 J.W»" 10-inch Stem Vasca, . 3.75 " 7-inch Round Nappies, . . 3.40 " Cord. SHi^Boxcs, , . . 3.45 " Celery Trajrs, . . . >. 3.00 " 2-ptnt Tankard Pitchers, . 4.00 M S>iaeb Salad or Berry Bowla, 3,75 M 8-la. ** " " 4.0 •» T--r »fciln ol •» Hila waid la ara eraap 2, WHO* t*»r lart, « V I IVV •wiliinl frtet* w § INI fi.A.SKlEl kfcrmm , /iWiOTKTOmv.iL ADOLFH WEGENER DMIW In i/UMESS, W6ES m surruES A large diapjky of blankata d all klnda. naaa built te order. Kapalrtag WEST KcHENRY, -. prlet at r " *"?, $1.98 -mmm L Q. SENG Saana fcjria at M. dhaw ,s llfrtw ani ei|ara, aaaaa wnlc*, MUM «U taMiianwtnrr* thing axcapt tka ^"miNBER^Sl la t00 N. 8th iU*. CHICAGO. GROUP 1 $3,15 to $6.60 vilMSi tar MM white Ifiar last: ...; ..,. .$3.48 . parcels checked free 'IVMMMS. VMV M.b|ooiln(> atfS.Sk. ^lntii.ntl pries* $348 0-ioch Round Nappies, . . Sugar Bawls to match CnimA, . Creamers to otatch 8«(att, , , 6- inch Roya l Vasea , . . . . . . Tall Oil* or Vinegar Cnttta,. . . Extra Fine Celery Trays, v . . 5*ifQcb Pooled Comports, , , , " 8*inch Betty or Salad Bowk* . . H l» II SetolC Tumbler* to natch Pitcher^ 3-pint Pitcher to mfttcb Tumblers, MagrotoMi$o*l«a4PUttl , . . OaMaalLaw V«h» . . #3,75 each . . 4.00 " . . 4.00 M . . 4.S0 " . . 4.25 M . . 4.50 ** . 4.75 " . . 5 50 M . 5 .75 M 4.50 let 5.50 tach *M •* TW» Hafh extr* deep Orient*? »sid Sm*w«| Mpa»la'l or (icrry Powl is sciuc'mm mM WpMO, so4 b nuatl «dw«|i,;i. StimttiaMl pTKi. . 3,41 Ms Mtr» ant itm h*>>4-«i>t Celerjr fray it m choice lender at |4.50. prlct, $3.48 Atl of the above ankles in Group 3 would b« considered as leaders by lead­ ing cut g'ug* juttvbants, u«r ^u»- tional Sample Sal« price. , , , , m' TMtS^ticii M«ona(« Ba*l wtth ft.iuch'iiMts (• »au»uM v«l«* *1 ft.pQ for (M tW pieces. 3en*#tioi»l ftitt f f 7 RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. j(? ; ' At % meeting of the McHenry High School Alumni aaeociation the follow- !og resolutions were unanimously r- Whereas, Our All-wi»e Father in His : Iftfinite wiBdom and goodness has seen <j;y fit to call from our midst Sadie Hobart, % member of our association, and > Whereas, In performing part of our ty to her we meekly submit to the of the inevitable and while bow- to His infinite wisdom we extend «f.. --r t • sympathy and consolation to her jfjjp* ( <amily and relatives; therefore be it ^ Resolved, That in the death of Miss gjp} „ rV'. fiobart the associatiop has lost an ef- g ftcient member, her family a kind and ^ . b>ving daughter. ••• () r" , Resolved, That these resolutions be *'! iipreact upon the minutes of the asso- '> #i^tion and a copy be sent to the fam- f t^ie deceased and also published '•t\ v ... In the McHenry Plaindealer. II\, "KK: •*'^7; " JOE SUTTON, Pres. |FF£ ' '0€ PLOEENCB HOWE, Sec. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR [Am ClilR . M 'Hf fSY ^LtERMf̂ _HJSFiK_ F A N & Y FAMILY FLOUR .THE FLOifH." that never goes wrong WEST M'HENRY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS EXCELLENT LOAYES AND Delicious Pastries la the Inevitable result if you use White Swan ...Flour... GROUP No, 4t $6.75 to $8,75 values. Oaring our Sansational Stit, pur choice, each $4.98 TM* Ma. Btfijr er ISIttf Bowi, cut v«ry polished uke a tag* tllutosd; •Mitjr wortk |7.J0, Swmtiml 8«1» $4.98 m ATEN Ii#W vm# 8-tech Act Cut Sala4a or Berry Bowls, . , . 16.75 each £etof 6 Extra Deap^nt "' Tumbler# to match ,, Pitchers, . •, . . ^ 6.7S aat 9»inch Extra L'arge Salads or Berry Bowls, . , 7.50 each 3-pint Extra Fine Pitchers . ~ to watch Tumblers,! . 8.60 " 9 X-inch Tall Comports, 6-inch diameter, . . 6-75 " 12-inch Royal Vases, . b.'\ " 8-inch Pern Dishea with Plated Metal Litiinys 7 75 " 14-iuch Ice Cream Travs, . u rtii-v IMiuli Ice Tr»y. Newport tUM.igu, a alii lr>tu |>10.U0 to ^obj va'iyc at &"'• 75 Out S<fwtkMia» Sal* prke 4 •immlgui Mlit M $4.98 HMN ol the tbov* h«M«4 it»ui« m Orou)t 4 ir« mill by I#*Jinir je*i-3 «r« at prtcr«» from Jit* to PIS ««ch Tt»e> #re *11 sww r value* ^ Mtoers iWr l»uriu^ um S*lt, vour (.UOKC PCfi tw» bcaulIM Comport, • new' 9 <i.lnohm I inctitk diametar, oat of tin »<>•» popular a«w u«lcM» in . rut fUii, wtll worlli ft 1$, Snttlinul mi« (irtc*. $4,98 "fit* fc-tiuh l\r« Disk *•»!• Itum* ia ntvfrtuwl IM ui»K(u.iiitt •I It la Hbrttl it Ovt SctiMlioitat S|)e "" $4.98 1111*1 Hw C4(»r««» to pit Candies and Nuts For Xmas1 We have purchased as nice a line of Christinas candies, nuts arifl fruits as was ever brought into the village and we know that we oan please you in thesh particular lines. Other Christinas goods that will meet with your approv­ al quid suit your pocket book are also to be found here. M. H. NIESEN IteLBPnONB NO. 604 ricHenry, - Illinois, Nothing Reserved from (hit Senaationa) Sample Sale. Come Firat and Qct Your Choice. VICTOR, EDISON AND COLUMBIA CLASSIFIED MPMI'MENT FOR SALE BY Wilbur Lumber Co. West HcHenry N. P. Steilen & Son richenry John Richardson v Volo William Althoff Johnsburgb & All iidvertiiH»u«nU Inaerted under thlx h^itd Kt the followingra.tea; FlveUneaor lean, S6 cents for Crat Insertion; IS eenta for each subsequent insertion. More than tire linen, i eentu a line for drat lnBertloa, and 8 cent*) a line tor addition! Ln»t rtloDt>. WEST SIDE UVERY t AUTO UVERY R. I. OVERTON. PnorimsTon. of Duroc Jersey boars For further information call oi„ write Uvy UAKBibOH, West McHenry, 111." •Phone 574. 21-tf C^OK KF.NT--An 8')-acre farm situated three -1- ixilles south of Crystal Lake. Inquire of or write U. W. STENOKB, Went McHenry State Ban*, West McUuury, ill. 25-tr CV)tt KENT--At |d.00 per acre cash or on A Bbareii, my ltO acre black prairie farm koowu as the Math. Freund farm. Apply at once to JOHN F. FUBUMD, Jbtlngwood, In. ae-at I^OK HALF -A number of Reese. Will dress J- tht'iii itnd have them ready for your dinner, luqulre of or write MKS, NK8. JOS. HETTEftMANN SUKPK18ED. A company of relatives and friends ^ planned and executed a very pleasant , Surprise on Mrs. Jos. Hettermann at, |Eif% :. ft-, ':$xer at Johnsburgh on Tuesday ||» rEvening of this week. Altho unpre- |f^"--Jpared to enterteln, the hostess proved *jt'l equal to the occasion by tnak- h? ">• SQg the evening a very pleasant one (pr ; |ff, ^or ber guests. Progressive cinch was W £ |Played and refreshments served. Those - I ^present were: Messrs, and Mesdames ' Jos- J. Michels, Stephen H. Smith, ' )t'} I H" Jacob Miller, Otis Murray, Henry Hefc- VC> • j# , termann, Fred Diethorn, A.Mueller, ,v Jos. Freund and Miss Lena Niesen. Robbers secured $2.80 in the saloon r f ^operated by James Coleman at Ingle- one night recently. . . & E. 8. Wukklbb, McHenry, III a#-tf DIVER LOTS FOB SALE--A number of very desirable building lots on the west shore of Fox river at May's avenue, opposite Schaf- fer's jjrove. Inquire of or write STEPHEN H. SMITH or Tan fL.AIHDHAI.Hit, McHenry, 111. 25-Feb. 1* 4 AUTOMOBILES AND Buses mi • i .-ill :r;ui.> fur points ou Pistakee tsay ana Fox Lake. Team- lue of all kinds done promptly. Spe- Cla attention iriven to traveling men. rlcst-clasH rigs with or without driver ai reasonable prices. West McHenry, 111. • |>le phone C>OR BALE--lilver property; house and four A lots. Just north of Orchard Beach hotel. Also some choice building lots on the east bank of Fox river, south of McHenry bridge. Inquire of O. W. 8t«KOKB, West McHenry State Bank. 7-tf t^OR SALE--Store and stock of goods, good point, prices rifcht. Also ljfty goo<i Mc­ Henry couuty farms, prices rl^l'l and terms easy. Also some line bargains iu Minnesota lands. If you wish to buy or have anything to trade call on or write C. E. GAY LOUD, West McHenry. 'Phone 414. 15-tf F^niy $1,000 required by March 1,1H12, to buy " a flrst-class 20(J acre farm on 15 to JJO years' time at 5 per- cent. Title perfect, good land in high state of cultivation, free from foul weeds; good, large buildings, on Hue road near school; orchard, timber, etc. May rent' act quick. Bimox Sxor*EL, West McHenry 1 III. 21-tf , Bead The Plftlpjjeitlar, Are you existing? Get a Vic­ tor, Edison or Columbia and live! Enjoy the gran^ opera singers, the popular songs, the great bands and orchestras, old time melodies, sacred music, dance music--all the wonderful variety of melody, sentiment and mirth that comes with a. Phonograph 9nd makes life worth living. :: By our easy-payment plan you have a Victor, Edison ..Centervllle.. tay Wet Always a fresh and ^complete 1 i n e o f t h e choicest of gro- c e r i e s a n d ^Meats. Phone, 552.' :i- C. Q. Frett, Proprietor. McHENRY, :: ILLINOIS. Selling Out can or Columbia right away and pay as convenient. :: :: New records every wee|p. Having decided to discontinue my busi­ ness here and move south, I will dis­ pose of my entire stock of HOTS, LADIES' AHD CHr DREN'S SHOES AND \wmkrm The big sale n^ on. pomean^|M your Pi^ while the stock if compile. Illinois. I-. E. Nprdstrom West Mfttenry, - ||Un«i||k Chicken feed at Niesen's. It's thp cprrept feed for your chickeaf. 5 - >, ^ . i ^ 4 i r,, f.ItSii i t <04 fib* m ..3^ 1 m