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THK K'HXHKT "j"1 -"p1" -, :Jg( QMMHHW. ^Tjbstate AS8UB: <i (Continued from FkH •) ' f 1 Nieeen1* Cafe ~..« Neal, Roy Niesen, Peter .-*... Niesen, Math H. Nicscn, Clarence Neiss, Peter A. -- Nimsgern Mrs. Kathertiia -o* Nell, Henry Nilson, Andrew --.~~~ Neilson, Henry G. .... Nichels, Edward H. .. Nichels, Fred J. Jr. Nowick, John M. NonfK Bdward A. Noonan, Allen .u... Nye, A. B. ... Nye, N. J. Nye, Harvey ... National Tea Co. Oeffling, John . Oeffling, Wm. Oeffling, Peter Oeffling, Gv» ......... Olson, 0. C. S. Olson, Ben T. . Olsen, Leslie C. Olsen, Charles G. Est. Overton A Co wen Overton, R. L Qsberg, Chas. ....... Owen, Chas. S. ..... Olsen, Jennie ™.. Orient Petroleraa Pabst, F Pfannenstill, John .. Pfannenstill, John M. Pteet, Chas. Peterson, E. G. Peterson, W. C. Peet, Ed .., Peterson, P. C. .... Peterson, J. M. ., Perkins, James .. Peters, Chas. W. Peters, Ray W. Pearson, Gust. Pearson, J. C. ..... Phalin, Geo. ...... Phalin, John M. Page, Ray Page, Lester J. Pleasant Service Station Pint, John Pitzen, Michael Pitxen, John M. ........ Pitzen, M. J ...... Pitzen, Frank If; Pitzen, John J. Pitzen, Nick S. Powers, Mary ................. ....... 165 Powers, Etta J920 Pomierski, Alex A 150 Purvey, Albert 415 Relihan, Bridget ...... m... 100 Railton, R. A 260 Rainey, James and Callie 405 Rager, Clay 115 Regner, John , 930 Renich, Chas. P. - T.--T |000 Ricketts, Wm. .. 220 Rietesel, Charley ...... 255 Ritt, Mort 200 Rich, E. P. 1110 Redding, E 660 Rothermel, Jos. J. 300 Rothermel, Jos. W. 395 Richards, R. F 120 Reed, Chas. F. Est ....v...,.,^.. 300 Reihansperger, C. J. MM4«U.,>245 Richardson, Seth ....... 1100 Schmitt, Mary K. ...... .a...- 100 Schmitt, Mathew J. „. ' 150 Schmitt, Math N 1230 Schmitt, Math Schmitt, John ........ Schmitt, Anton M. Schmitt, John M. Schmitt, Jos. S Scrambler, Ethel C. Smith, Bernard N. Smith, Joseph Smith, John R. 300 200 S206 180 1400 160 120 180 200 200 125 100 100 955 115 2320 1000 600 1800 500 /246 790 490 800 300 155 1085 1700 - 155 150 150 200 300 100 .. 830 625 1155 820 200 .. 1100 -1045 .. 20C .. 186 410 225 1465 300 130 ..." 1385 ..... ;. 1515 Smith, A. W. Smith Bros. . Smith, Will .. Smith, Louis Smith, John 825 •v. 1100 8410 .' 4700 180 J 320 -1165 Smith, Henry M. ......... 1060 Smith, John J. Smith, Peter Smith, Fred ...^ Smith, S. W A, Smith, S. L. Smith, A. W. 375 Smith, J. W. and Mattie 130 Smith, S. H. r,.T 1130 Smith, Arthur & Smithy Christ Smith, Edw. ...» Schmitt, Joe. M. Schmitt, Anton J Schmitt, John N Schmitt, Stephen N. -- » Schmitt, John R. Schmitt, Jos. N. ................. Small, Wm. A. Jr. Sayler, J. N. Sayler, W. A. ......... Sassman, D. C. i. Solomon, Mark L. Sayer, Geo. J. Est. Saal, Henry G ^.....^ Schneider, -Eliz -*T,. -- T1 Schneider, Katherina Schneider, Clara M. ............. Schneller, Melchor ............... Scheissle, Theo Scheissle, Caroline .............. Schoewer, Fred C Schreiner, J. P. .... Scheissle & Weber ,,t, Schreiner, W. G. Schaid, John J . . . r Schro$der, Louis « Schollenberger, Thos. Schillo, Helen Schreiner, F. G. Schreiner, Geo. J. Schumaker, Jacob L. ...~ Scherrard, Minnie F. Schaefer, Ambrose H. 205 Schaefer, John W. I 2450 Schaefer, Peter J. „ 1140 Schaefer, H. B. » 105 Schaefer, Math - •••.."'* 100 Schaefer, Jacob 585 Schaefer, John P. 4950 Schaefer, Math and John 1620 Schaefer, Mike B. .... L... 1515 Schaefer, Jos. M 965 Schaefer, Peter M. ,.r 955 Schaefer, Jos. W 915 Schaefer, Jos. P. ~ Schaefer, Henry J. Schaefer, Ben J. -- Severing haus, A. H. i Sessler, Geo. Shepard, G. E. Sherman, C. E. Sherman, Lester T. fttttug, John & - 1820 ....... £340 ... 1080 St&ifa* Joseph .• -* ^ .if r-jUnii.'l "!»*• 925 450 775 163B 550 809 120 250 575 110 805 360 280 105 305 120 318 110 345 105 500 120 240 645 200 700 .„ 200 300 835 _ .feaft H. .. StUtter, Henry J. Stilling, Geo. Spot, Geo. A. Stilling, Ben Stucklick, John ...» Stock, Frank Stock, Theo. M. Stoffei, John StoiFcI, Simon Streitz, John Stevens, G. A. Stephenson, Henry M. Stock, Angelioo Steffes, Math .. Steffes, Jacob Sterling, Bruce A. ... Steilen, Geo. P. St. Louis, L. Smage, Anna E. .... Smiley, D. T.' Sompel, Henry V. Soffing, Martha .. Sohm, Otto F. Sutton, Edw. R. Spencer, Wm. Spurling, Frank G. Simec, Win Swanson, Albeit Sehaffer, J. W. .. Standard Oil Co. Smith, Fred J. Taylor, Mrs. N. E. L Thelen, Henry J. .. Thelen, Arthur _.. Thelen, John J. .... Thelen, Ben J. Thelen, Joseph Thompson, Robert A. .... Thompson, John .... Thomas, E. E. Thompson, Ed. Thomas, E. A. ........... Thompson, Fred W. Thompkins, A. F. Todd, A. M. .... Townsen, Henry .. Thennes, John A. Thies, J. C. A Co. Thurlwell, F. J. .. Thies, Jacob Tarcom, Ephram M; ....... Tonyan, Joseph ., Tonyan, Ben Tonyan, Wm. B. Tonyan, Catherine Tonyan Construction Co. Tonyan, Rose, Angela and Henry 3920 Tonyan, Elizabeth .... Wattles, F. H. ........ Wattles, F. H Wattles, Glen T. ...... Wanzer, W. B Wagner, Ben Walkington, Thos Ward, Georgians Wagner, John J. Walsh, M. J Walker, W. E. ... Wells, Dr. D: G. Wegner, Gerhard Weingart, Nick Weingart, Josephine Weingart, Peter Weingart, Frank ..... Weber, Henry G .... Wegner, Henry H. ... Weber, Peter Weber, John P. ... Weber, Math ..... Weber, Geo. .....J, Weber, Joe H. Weber, Hubert .... Welch, John Walsh, Thos. J. .. Whiting, A. B. .. Whiting, Will Whiting, E. E. ... Whiting, Ellen Wheeler, J. E ...«, Wheeler, Ellen M. Witt, Henry .............. Wirfs, Geo. .............. Wilk, Fred W. Wilson, F. P. Wielarul, Christ Wieland, Chas Williams, Peter ......... Williams, Jos. A Wolf, Emil and Fred Wormley, J. Wrede, Louis .*.. Watson, A. H. ..................... Weinshenker, Fred ^ Worts, G. R Worts, M. L. ............................. Wood, S. A : T Wicks, Wm. ........................ Winkel, Theo. W. Valvoline Oil Co. Vogt, Robert ........... Vycital, John J. .... Vandenboom, Wm. ... Vasey, Job F Vosberg, Jessie Unti, Chas. and Gus Unti, Charles Young, Geo. J. Young, Ed. N Zohrlont, Mathilda Nobby Style Shop Kramer, Geo. F. ....... Kilday, J. W. Ensign, Frank * Pistakee Yacht Club ... Pistakee Golf Club ..... Koppe, Wm. . Knox, John F. .....IT............... 250 Kent, MervinJ. *. 215 Kent, Laura Schaefer, Joe Hunter, Everett Sr Hunter Boat Co. ...... Freund, Herbert ....... Freund, Carl J. Licvilus Ins. Co., Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. H«m Ins. Co. N. Y Aetna Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn. Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Conn. . Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Conn. .. Granger, D. I. ---1THomes, Aid ... Herman, O. H. ........ Hildebrand, R. .............. ..... Hmicv. Thomas Johnson, Rose C. Johnson, Mary Karls, John J. Karowsky, Steve ..... Klein, Ray ...... Rinsala, Henry .. Kamholz, A. J. .... Meyers, Frank C. Lawlus, Mrs. L. Michels, Simon Miller, Oscar and Ed Mister, N. EL Smith, Ben N. Vasey, J. J. ... 7201 Hensel, Theo •• 900 Havering, James A. - 2445. Newman, L. F. 851 Newman, Gerald - 80 j American Telephone 4k Tel. Co. 9955 120,111. Bell Telephone Co. .45480 Western Union Teleg. 1205 Public Service Co. ...29000 Western United Gas 14360 McHenry Co. Light & Power Co. 4525 Ringwood State Bank 12500 Peoples State. Bank of -McHenry _ 12500 W. McHenry State Bank 29050 C. * N. W. JL R. ^..,140 Y 31, 1930 .$ 548.12 105.72 1166.70 ^f Balance July 1, Distribution at Uusteea From district taxes ...... Total .1...^181M4 Expenditures School board and business office ...$ 10.00 180 j Salary of teachers 900.00 100 Teachers' pension fund 5.00 100 Textbooks and stationery ... 94.15 Salary of janitor 20.00 Fuel, light, power, water and supplied W.10 Repairs and replacement ..... 45.83 Grounds, buildings and alterations 208.94 New equipment ............. ..... 44.85 720 100 ICO 110 100 120 125 180 400 400 600 125 100 140 Balance on hand June 30,1980 417.69 .... 11815.54 DISTRICT 87 Receipts BalWM* July 1, 1929 ,|2215.48 Distribution of trustees ....... 105.72 100 From district taxes 150 190 2030 195 1650 200 80 4500 780 1060 265 3150 700 195 1070 305 1250 205 200 550 480 530 100 100 200 110 110 130 430 875 1590 225 365 130 400 135 300 140 300 250 140 105 105 140 100 155 740 275 ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATE MENT OF THE TOWNSHIP TREASURER FOR PUBLICATION; TOWNSHIP 45, RANGE 8, E IN McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS, FROM JULY 1, 1M TO JUNE 80, 1930. ™ Township Fni Receipts Cash on hand July 1, 1929 13.04 Bonds on hand July 1, 1929 ... 3600.00 Total ..13613.04 Expeaitvei Cash on hand June 30, 1930 ..$ 13.0 rj From district taxes Bonds on hand June 30,1930 .. 3600.00 Total $3613.04 Distributive Fond Receipts Income of township fund .$ 153.00 From cpunty superintendent 1556.81 Total y $1709.81 v Expenditures Incidental expenses of trustee $JjOO For publishing annual statement 24.20 Compensation of tr^psurer .... 150.00 Released to districts 1514.61 Other township treasurers ... 868.33 690.35 Total ... .$3779.88 Expenditures Salary of teachers .......... .$ 896.00 Teachers' pension fund ... 5.00 Textbooks and stationery 80.51 Salary of janitor .... ....... 81.00 Fuel, light, power, water and supplies ... 1X2.95 Repairs and replacement 8.45 New equipment ...... 48.99 Balance on hand June 80, 1930 2617.98 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Estate of Eli T. Chase, deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Executor of the last Will and Testament of Eli T. Chase decei»«ed( late of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, at the September Term, on the first Monday in September next, at whiclT time all persons having claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 18th day of July, A. D. & 4. TABOR, Executor 9-8 A ' Tutsi DISTRICT 40 Receipts Balance July 1, 1929 ... From district taxes Total $8779.88 ...$ 811.50 89.31 $ 880.81 Expenditures Balance on hand June 80,1930 $ 380.81 Total .....$ 380.81 DISTRICT 41 ^ Receipts Bahmoe July 1, 1929 1«5.03 43.41 Total ...$168.44 Expenditures Teachers' pension fund .»...$ 7.00 Salary of janitor 13.00 Fuel, light, power, water and supplies 8.65 Balance on hand Jane 80,1930 139.79 ToiaL Total $1709.81 . District Faal.... DISTRICT Receipts ! " ' * Balance'July l, 1929 ..... $2131.01 Distribution of trustees ..... 143.48 From district taxes 3965.19 TolH $6289.68 Expenditures School board and business office $ 66.00 Salary of teachers 1750.00 Textbooks and stationery ... 64.28 Salary of janitor 290.00 Fuel, light, power, water and supplies 463.64 Repairs and replacements 1091.07 New equipment 8.17 Balance on hand June 80, 1930 2511.52 „......$ 168.44 y DISTRICT 156 v. Receipts/ Batarce July 1 , 1929 ••......•••...$7882.69 From district taxes 38158.44 Sale or rent of school property 108.00 Insurance Reimbursements for vocational education Transfers and non-high school pupils Other source ... 108.26 898.72 375.00 843.90 To«t «... DISTRICT If Receipts Balance July 1, 1929 .. Distribution of trustees From district Other source .... .$6239.68 $9452.43 834.99 16244.32 81.06 Total $26612.80 Expenditures School board and business office $ 66.94 1851 Compulsory attendance 40.00 200', Salary of superintendent 1289.97 150 j Salary of teachers .10482.40 125' Teachers' pension fund 60.00 15251 Textbooks and stationery .... 443.13 8851 Salary of janitor 1857.70 2645 Fuel. light, power, water and 500 100 120 Total --.w*..$47356.01 Bxpea«t«* School board and business office $ 185.00 Salary of principal- 1980.00 Salary of teachers 12598.36 Teachers' pension fund 40.00 Textbooks and stationery 1086.71 Salary of janitor ....„ 1960.00 Fuel, light, power, water and supplies 1979.81 Repairs and replacement 2007.90 Libraries ^ 89.88 Promotion of health 681.02 Grounds, buildings and alterations 817.no New equipment 316-0<> Principal of bonds 7000.00 Interest on bonds 5171.63 Balance on hand June 80, 1930 11591.14 WILLIAM CARROLL, SOLICIT* MASTER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE .2 State of Illinois ^4 McHenry County, ss. In the Circuit Court of McHenry County, May Term A. D. 1930. West McHenry State Bank, etc. vs. Belle Miller Nicholls, et al Gen. No. 24326. Public Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of. a decree made and entered by the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois, in the above entitled cause on the 14th. day of July A. D. 1930, I, Fred B. Bennett, Master in Chancery of said court, will on Saturday, August 9th. A. D. 1930, at the •hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the East front door of the courthouse in the city of Woodstock, McHenry County, Illinois, offer for sale and sell at public vendue to the highest bidder the following described real estate, to-wit:. Part of the west half of the northwest quarter of section thirtysix, township forty-five north of range eight east of the third principal meridian, bounded and described as follows, to-wit- Commencing at a point on the east line of said igrest half of said quarter section, which is twelve chains and fifty links south of the northeast corner of said west half of said northwest quarter of said section thirty-six, thence south forty-one degrees west six chains and forty-four links to the center of the highway, thence south forty-nine degrees east along the center of said highway to the half quarter section line, thence north on said line, eight chains and fifty-seven links to the place of beginning, containing two acres of ' land, more or less, ^situated in the County of McHenry in the State of Illinois. TERMS OF SALE Cash on day of sale, at which time a certificate of aal$ will be issued as | provided by said decree and the Statute. Dated this 16th. day of July A. D. 1980. FRED B. BENNETT, Master in Chancery of thp Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois. 7-4 • a pC--po mf mmmun ity Dair,y Milk .a1 V v-'?. L_ i^|Baby's Warm Weather Health Food Doctors will agree with you that good, pare milk is the best food for the baby. Ffom our sanitary dairy you get tested and certified milk... rich in all the elements that build body and bone ** - Pon chuid . Comm|yi||y Dairy? Jfcone 660-J-l ~ ^ Bea J. Smith, Pro* **:SS WEST SIDE GARAGE Otf Adaaw, Fr General Automobile Rep&iriaf Ret. Phone, Central Garage - -: "Tir:: - tAmientran - -- SMi i run J. SMITH, : Chevrolet Sales. General Automotive Repair Work Give us a call when in trouble EXPERT WELDING AND CYLINDER RBBORING Phone 200-J Night Phone 640-J-2 •' nil Try our classified ads for quick sale Peterson Garage and Repair Shop Located in the garage, formerly occupied by Fox River Motor Sales, on U. S. 12, near State Bridge over Mill Pond. I am now folly equipped to handle all kind* of oar and track repairing Alvlvt C. Peterson- ^ Business Phone 256 Residence Phone 137 W W f uij j-LAJxranmru-uVinnmmnn^VvTMrVMV*M*v*»~i**r-rr ~ -- ~***"*""1"*'- USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR QUICK RESULTS Total ......$47855.01 8. W. BROWN, Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn >o before me this 24th day of July, 1930. L. E. HAWLEY, Notary Public. |PRINQ GROVE supplies Repairs and replacement .. , Libraries 4801 Promotion of health 1883 970 105 150 1500 239 445 200 250 800 200 Freund, Martin S. ... Feltz, W Feltz, F. C. - Hanover Fire Ins. Co., N. T. .... Fire Assn. of PhiL Phoenix Ins ..... Auto Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn Eagle Fire Co. of N. Y Liverpool, London ft Globe Ins. Co New York Underwriters Ins. Co., Great Britain Ins. Co. of N. America Commercial Union Assurance Co. State of New Jersey Franklin Fire Ins. Co. National Fire Ins. COL, ford Conn. Brown, Earl -- r-- Cope, Joe Givens, Mary New York Ins.*Co. Ins. Co. N. America Hanover Fire Ins. Co., N. Y. Northwestern National l«t. Co. of 'Wis ... Travelers Fire Ins. Co. of Conn Continental Ins. Co., N. T. ...... County Win Ins. Ca* PWp. ^ 245 1065 1000 5100 120 105 120 100 105 250 849 885 5 285 200 235 890 1535 180 880 265 Hart- 101 200& 100 50 10 150 90 20 420 Transportation of pupils ...... Rent Grounds, buildings and alterations New equipment Balance on hand June Total ^ / DISTRICT 17 Receipts Balance July 1, 1929 Total $ 215.12 Expenditures Tuition of transferred pupils $ 80.00 Balance on hand June 80, 1980 135.12 !<*•* _..^««pl2 DISTRICT M < Receipts. Balance jfuly 1, 1929 ..--..^$1041.19 Distribution of trustees .) 324.70 From district taxes 5364.77 Total rn.jf6780.66 Expenditures Salary of teachers „..w|2573.00 Teachers' pension fund 10.00 Textbooks and stationery ...... 158J21 Salary of janitor 58.00 Fuel, light, power, water and ' supplies 614.90 Repairs and replacement 202.02 New equipment 25.00 Balance on hand June 80, 1980 3094.53 T«m -- DISTRICT S5 Receipts , , Balance July 1, 1929 Jf 216.22 From district tax« 358.53 fulll 574.75 Expenditures Other township treasure!? ....$ 325.68 Balance on hand June 80, 1980 249.17 fetal Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nimsgern and family of Waukegan were Thursday j evening guests of his brother and 946.47 family. 935.92 Mrs. Alice Wagner entertained at 158.331 five hundred Thursday afternoon. 669.83 Prizes were won by Miss Clara Rauen 1007.50 first, Mrs. Ora Pierce second, Mrs. 28.25 Nick Nett third and Mrs. Maggie Feltes the consolation. 669.08 Mr. and Mrs. Nebgr#) and family 464.05 and Paul Petyes and lady friend of V 1930 8008.23 j Chicago were Sunday guests of their sister, Mrs. Math Nimsgern and fam- ..$26612,80 ily. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown and family returned Monday from a three *4 215.12 weeks' visit with relatives in Michigan. Week-end guests in the home of Joe G. Wagner were Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins and children of Chicago and a niece, Florence James, of Rockford. Joseph Rauen was a Chicago passenger Friday. Miss Bishop of McHenry is spending the week with her aunts here. Mrs. Math Nimsgern was hostess to a five hundred party Thursday evening. Refreshments were served. Prizes were won by M|-s. Nick Freund first, Mrs. P. Siegler second, Mrs. Emma Kattner third and Mrs. Martin Butler the consolation. Miss Lois Esh called on Miss Hodge at Solon Saturday evening. She reports her not gaining very fast. The candidate for the senate of the U. S. has promised to be present at the St. Peter's church chicken dinner Sunday, August 3, and will be pleased to give us a few words. Come all. Mt;. Leonard Fransen and sons of Richmond were guests of her sister, Mrs. Alice Wagner, from Wednesday until Friday. Mrs. Thomas McCafferty and son and Mrs. Henry Sweet and son were Elgin visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Math Lay and son, Leo, and Mrs. John Lay and son, Leander, motored to Chicago Thursday. Leander remained for a visit with his cousin. Lucille and Bernice Nimsgern are spending a week in the dty with their aunt, Mra. <? -mm* 4 *74.75 were going out for a RIDE1" f UBBf W IBfi MB IVN9 19 TW the last miles out of them only Spoils trips and is expensive trouble, S»w that new Goody ears are selling at cheap. Come in, let's make a deal m the latest All-Weathera Mr Pathftnders. Specials Wm" AJHTON Lifetime Quarantm ^ Value only the world's largest rubber company can Fall Oversize lillooas Kg Overate (Ms Sfe4.40 5.65 StxSft ewersiae. 16x4.50 6.4# , 81x4 8J6 86x5.06 SJB32x4 • 9.56 »6x5Ji5 r™ ... 9J5* 32x4 H l*M Mesas'r 9J§ 3te4i4 „ • . .. 18.75 ., . . 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