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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT MMmi i insertion, insertion. rata inserted on£t«sr thla head ai the Five lines or leiu i?n' J5 c*at" ,or «*•<*» B" > than Are llnea, 5 cents e. line for' Brit 6 tine (or »<1dttionl imerttosi*. ^ 'ARMS FOR SALE---Inquire of C* Stenger, West McHenry State 19 OR RENT--A seven cottage. Gas and electric F. J. Karges, McHenry, 111. 1 FOR RENT--Cottage, situated just across from St. Patrick's chruch. In­ quire of or write Wm. J. Welch, West McHenry, 111. - 51-tf FOR SALE--Quantity of cord wood. , Jnquire of or write Mathias M. Blake, "West McHenry, 111., or call phone 607- W-l. 47-tf FOR RENT--A new bungalow at German village on Fox river. Rea­ sonable rent. Apply to or write H. J. Klapperich, McHenry, 111. Route 3. 52-3t* GRADUATION EXERCISES Of St. Mary's Parochial School Held at the Central Tuesday Evening The graduation exercises of St. Mary's parochial school were held at the Central opera house on Tues­ day evening, June 27, and the hall was well crowded on this occasion. Diplomas were presented to Miss Rosemary Nye and Miss Julia Weber. The Palmer graduates are: Rose­ mary Nye, Helen Freund, Theresa Herbes and Julia Weber. The class motto was "Knowledge and Virtue United." Class colors, white and gold. Class flower, lily. Rev. Lonergan and Rev. EM. Ber- thold addressed the audience, advo­ cating the need of a new sisters' home here and suggesting improve­ ments on the school building. There is now an attendance of 150 pupils and they expect 200 to enter school in September. The program consisted of one act dramas and drills and too much praise cannot be given the superin­ tendent, Sr. Mary Baptiste, and her able assistants. RING WOOD James L. Conway was an Aurora visited Saturday. Charles Wandrack , of Woodstock was in town Friday. Thomas Walkington, daughter and husband visited - Richmond . relatives Sunday. Paul Stephenson left Saturday evening for DeKalb, 111., to attend summer school. Mrs. Libbie Ladd went to Burling­ ton, Wis., Saturday morning and re­ turned Monday evening. Bert McCannon and family attend­ ed the Matthews reunion at Wood­ stock Thursday of last Week. George Bacon and wife returned,.to MOTHER employed, wishes place j their home in Antioch Saturday after within a radius of 40 miles of Chicago j spending the week here with their with nice country people for boy parents. aged nine and girl aged twelve, for Miss Agnes Dodge left Friday summer vacation. State full partic- morning for Ypsilanti, Mich., where FOR RENT--Store and rooms in the rear of the Casper Wirfs building. B. J. Brefeld, McHenry, 111. Phone 88-M. 2 FOR SALE--House, barn and 5 acres pf land, situated on Woodstock road, just outside of village limits. E. M. Geier, West McHenry, 111. 47-tf FOR SALE--A modern Six -room house, outbuildings, hen house and one acre of land. Will be sold cheap. Inquire of The Plain4ealer office. 2 FOR SALE--Mitchell roadster. In first-class condition. New tires and new paint. Recently overhauled. In­ quire of Dr. C. H. Fegers, McHenry, 111. 60-tf S ThEM'BENRY EVEKY THURSDAY BY F. G. SCHRBINER LOST--Last Sunday, on road be­ tween McHenry and "terra Cotta, a pair of nose glasses with double tor­ toise rims and inclosed in case bear­ ing name of Dr. Charles Treat. Find­ er kindly return to this office. 2 ulars. Address M. B. Wright, 862 Newport Ave., Chicago. 2 TRUCKS FOR SALE CHEAP-- Two air cooled, International Har­ vester trucks, 1000 pounds capacity. Removable paneled delivery tops. Suitable for milk wagon, truekster, painter or plumber. Good running order. Good tires, Will sell very cheap as have no further use for them. Frank Johnson, grocer, - Lake Geneva, Wis. 2-2t Meets With Accident Howard Wheeler, a boy employed at the Armstrong home at Emerald Park, met with quite a severe acci­ dent Sunday. While bathing in the ;.^fiver he stepped on something, sup- %|>osedly a tin can, cutting across the ,::i * - %ntire sole of his foot. Dr. D. G. Wells was called into attendance. V; r-t-'$$ieJJ>9y is getting along nicely. A Good Show Pair of Sixes" was presented by ,, ; the Beveridge players at the Central t*v>4pera house last Sunday evening and Jfte large audience that turned out 1s0ras well pleased with the show. '~JThe company carries its own band . And orchestra and an abundance of . ; *> ipecial scenery, which, together with strong cast, make it one of the fest that has appeared in McHenry ^ |r» some time. They will be back at ; . the, Central next Sunday evening, * »*rhen "Fine Feathers" will be pre- aented.;::fff^' . " ^ ' * she and Lucile Byrd of McHenry will attend school. Mrs. Mary Esh of Spring Grove spent Tuesday with her parents. Her mother went home with, her for a few days' visit. The" Universalist picnic at Colby's point down the river was a success. All had a good time and enjoyed the boat ride down the river. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Ruth Hopper Saturday after­ noon of this week. Subject, "Good and 111 Effects of Thought." Misses Clara and Ethel Smith of Portlond, Ore., were calling on Ring- wood relatives Sunday. They are on their way East and will make their visit here on the return, trip. ' Quite a number of our people at­ tended the funeral of little Richard Bell at Richmond Sunday afternoon. The remains were brought to Ring- wood and placed beside his mother. All' sympathize with the bereaved family as he was a very dear child. Wilt Go'to Montana Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ott, who have resided here for the past ten years or more, have decided to leave for their farm home in Montana. Mr. Ott has been employed at the Barbian Bros.' cigar factory since coming to McHenry, with the exception of the time spent as proprietor of the Bre­ feld barber shop. We regret ex­ ceedingly the removal of this ami­ able couple from McHenry and. wjsji them success in their new homfe The' following, taken from 5§ig Rapids, (Mich.) Pioneer-Herald, will be of interest to the many friends of Mrs. Arthur Ribble nee Miss Leohe Perkins, who lived here up until two years ago. when the Perkins family- moved to Big Rapids. The marriage was hastened a year on account of the bugle call. We wish them a long journey thru life with their path strewn with roses- minus the thorns. | "A wedding with an unusual set­ ting occurred Tuesday evening at I sunset on the lawn at the bride's home, when Miss Leone Perkins be­ came the bride of Arthur Ribble. Be­ neath the trees was placed a row of American^, flags. The members of Company H of this city were pres­ ent and formed a semi-circle before the flags. It was here the ceremony was performed by Rev. Glenn Stew­ art. - "Besides the members of the com­ pany those, present were the relatives of Iboth the bride and bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Yaxley and the clerks from the store. Mr. Ribble is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ribble and has been employed in Battle Creek as a stenographer. Mrs. Ribble is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Perkins and was a junior at the local high school. Both the bride and, ! gorom had been employes of C. H. I Yaxley and both are interested in music, Mr. Ribble being a violinist. [He was the leader of an orchestra in ; the winter before he left for Battle j Creek. He returned Monday night 'when the light guards received the 'national call. "After the ceremony Lieutenant E. W. Minier presented the bride with a check from the members of the com- 1 pany, who gathered around extending their congratulations. Fireworks lighted the lawn before the departure of the guests." ADDITIONAL PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moyer of Chi­ cago visited Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ott Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Page and S. J. Deinlein were among the Chicago passengers this morning. * Miss Elizabeth Neuman of Pierz, Minn., is a guest in the home of Marshal and Mrs. Jas. Revor. Bernard Thurlwell returned home last Friday evening from a two weeks' visit witfc relatives in Chica­ go. . Mesdatties Grace Toles and Clara Lockwood of Ridgefield were recent callers in the home of Mrs. Sarah Sherburne. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas motored to Millard, Wis., Wednesday of last week, where they attended the wed­ ding of a friend. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pollard of Millard, Wis., passed a few days the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas. Miss Edna Eicheman and Theron Canuteson of Millard, Wis., motored to the home of Mr. and |frs. Earl Thomas and spent Sunday as their g u e s t s . v • • Bead Plaindealer ads.