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MfiW , /.* _ srrr': •S- • £T$r?r r *qi?y t z -' v ^« #r x t , . ; , :T ; f * • ; : - • . - ; - * • - ' ?.^ . * ( - " , ; / • ' . • * ; : v .•V :'S • •• > : K * ' * "* -"v ' * r; <, - » , * "ii* "y!yr ® •-W -••- ••"•"•vV-T"•-> - - • -'4 -,-.V. • -• "•- -. • ••-* •• «»> i- . V - .. vV ,'<4SS5fe-..i#. A PweHn RUNNING WATER Among the Sick ^ , " ' Mary Celine Adams underwent an ^Operation at St. Theresa's hospital, /At*., . Waukegan ,on Tuesday of last week, i j( *Vj • €he has not been well since a prefii. fious operation for appendicitis. K^Vi.. -j-..' * Fred Feltz,i who returned frdm St. f * •' •*'.' l'heresa's hospital, Waukegan, Monday, is resting as comfortably as can fce expected at his home on Wauke- BOWLING BACK WITH A. BANG Bowling is coming ,'back with a bang at the... Palace alleys this year. ! With new leagues being organized it ; is getting difficult for the proprietor, i Earl Moneap, to find enough nights , to take care of all. Mr. Monear announces, that Monday nights will be reserved for the' lady bowlers from now on. Increas- | ed interest in the sport is evident and j I HEAR' EARL WALSH A SPORTS WRITER'S THANKSGIVING I'M THANKFUL-- * Iran street following his arcident at *u- , That our old columnist^ "Zeke," had * *Xh e" sewer l'p roj.e ct last mwse efkc. cldAe nbto naet i stheaiss opnros mfoisr.e tsh eto Pbael aocnee. of the busiest j the irood floorrttuunnee,. 1to0 ltaannda tuhiaatt cr*arrvy I The yolo league is in full stride and i the- boys ai% having a lot of fun. They lost to a Wauconda team Sunday night in a match game. his foot is broken and is in a cast. 3oth arms are taped to let the should- j •rs heal. He will remain in this condition until after Christmas, it is believed. i I ThC BHE15B McHenry, Illinois Sunday Matinee 3:15 Continuous Weekdays--7:10--9:10 C. S. T. Admission 10-25c - SATURDAY * -Ted Lewis and HiSn-Orchestraj Ted Healy -- Nat Pendleton "HERE COMES THE BAND" ALSO--Charlie Chase Comedy "Manhattan Monkey, Business" SUNDAY AND MONDAY DECEMBER 1-2 Jean Crawford -- Brian Ahern? Frank Morgan "I LIVE MY LIFE" ALSO--Voice of Experience Comedy -- World Events TUESDAY -- WEDNESDAY 10c -- Two Bargain Nites -- 15c Warner Oland -- Irene Harvey ^'^HARLIE CHAN IN SHANGHAI" ALSO--Short Subjects THURSDAY -- FRIDAY A Comedy Drama with Francis Lederer -- Frances Dee "THE GAY DECEPTION" ALSO--Stylish Stouts--December Issue--MARCH OF TIME THANKSGIVING and FRIDAY Ruby Keeler -- Dick Powell "SHIPMATES FOREVER" -- EXTRA -I." •. ig Day Onftp^OMitinuous from 1:30 By Popular Sequeit AL KLEMME SONGFEST 89b Peterson--Guest Artist SATURDAY-ONE DAY ONLY MATINEE AT 2:30 "FIGHTING TOUTH' SUNDAY -- MONDAY Jack Benny -- Eleanor Powell Robert Taylor m "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936" Continuous Sunday from 2:30 AL£0--A1 Klemme Sengfest 15c TUESDAY ONLY lJk Shearer -- Howard -- March "SMILIN' THROUGH" WEDNESDAY--THURSDAY Henfy Fcnda -- Rochelle Rnlsvn Slim Summerville in "WAY DOWN EAST" ALso--MARCH OF TIME -- COMING SOOV -- "RAINMAKERS" WINGS OVER ETHIOPIA "DARK ANGEL ^HEUJDEZVOU/S' 'CRUSADES' -"SPECIAL AGENT" Sayler Bacon ' J v "Miss ltfayme Buss, who is a patient ' lit the Woodstock hospital, is reported doing as well as can be expected " '.following her accident recently when ! Karls -V ^ idle was struck by a truck on U. S.. Weber 5>'- / 12. The leg is still being stretched t:;/-;.'.' *%'; ipith weights, but is not in a cast. Js. •' .Miss Buss has many visitors at the v . v ! ;l." hospital and enjoys meeting' her f r i e n d s . . '• ' ' • . * c'"v . • Mrs. T. J. Walsh is still confined to v i||er bed most of the time at her home £.£•$<1 street, as a result of an ac '•^lident trtieh she was hit by a car on /Route 20, a few weeks ggot and is I./getting along nicely. : OLD TIMER'S CLU* "PlJAM NO. FQUR-- M. Schaefer 181 178 ui.A, 97 167 188 191 182 158 162 .166 181--540 171--450' 204---529 17a--528 •212--569 V TF AIMf MA r 824 646 946 2616 :Beavi% fc, i lVu--- 127 199 153--479 J. Schaefer^ 155 218 169--542 Ccvalt..VV;VJ,;,.„ ....... 168 195 116--479 Pries .ai4-i26. 124 142--386 Smithy.v;.^. ...... i95 179 141--521 ' •' • \ v ^ ' - 765 915 727 2407 TEAM m THREES • Johnson ^.... 199 158 160--517 Goodell 197 183 151--531 Perkins ^... 158 125 177--460 Adams «... 238 155 212--605 Freund ......... ...... 139 154 188--481 931 775 888 2594 TEAM NO ONE-- Wattles i»; 104 i46 132--382 Barbian ......... ...... 205 149 162--516 Page ...» ....... 178 * 172 184--534 Hughes ....... 189 187 150--526 Granger 176 175 200--551 " 852 829 828 2509 ' -- •- '^_v. C. O. F. TEAM NO. ONE-- Unti 126 131 106--863 Sutton ......... ...... 170 170 170--510 Thennes ........ ....... 157 177 189--523 Justen ....... 207 152 202--561 Simton ............ ....... 189 186 167--542 ' '849 816 834 2499 TEAM NO. TWO-- J ' ' Nye 172 157 162--491 Freund --. 130 121 145--396 Heimer 133 163 135--4311 Steffes .......... ....... 156 178 174--508 Smith ............ ....... 145 162 205--512 j . That he is happilj married and nicely -settled. That he gave mie a boost with the boss. (I like this job.) That 1 haven't been canbed: tlius far. " - That you read this stuff. That Marion Anderson found a name for this column. (I couldn't name it.) ' I That Mr. Marconi invented tha- rpi dio. • (The boss' places to cover . sports, so .I li&ten and SO I HEAR.) ;V':. . • That Coach Reed's, boys won tJiiit first game MCHS TAKES TWO GAMES AT HEBRON <5halk up victory number one for good old MCHS as the basketball season opens. Maybe we should count the Alumni and other games, but let's just look at the regular schedule and call this number one. It was McHenry 32; Herbon 29. The game started out with Kramer at center, Adams and Beckenbaugh at forward posts, Freund and Paul Justen at the, guard positions. With the exception of F reund, each of these men had rest periods during the game. Substitutions worked to good advantage throughout "the contest, tending to steady, the team through the excitement qf a hard fought battle. It has been many a lopg day since a local squad took a game from Hebron on that floor. This was a nip and tuck battle throughout with McHenry holding » slight edge most of the way. Prospects for the year hAve looked "none too brilliant ahd the thought? of Meeting the ever-dangerous Hebron outfit in the first game brought deep sighs from many. An English tourist was on Mft' #rst "visit to Niagara falls, and a guide was trying to impress him with their magnitude. "Grand!" suggested the guide. The visitor did not seem Impressed. "MilHonS of gaUons a minute!" explained the guide. "Ho\V many a daj ?" asVvl the tour ISt. ' . •. "Oh, billions |uid bllllonsif v-'liv swered the guidC The visitor looked across and down and ap, as if ganging the flow. Then he turned away, apparently Jitiim pressed. • * „. "Runs all night, too, I suppose?" he remarked.--St. Ixmts Globe-Demomit JOHNSBURG the proof, sir of basketball at Hebron I S1^tls Some thought we '{Those' poor coacho^ were jinxed on that floor. Just to upset the dope, our boys did themselves proud by playing a hard, fast game that brought victory. Our second team took a thrilling overtime game, 30 to- 28. Starting like a house afire, our boys seemed destined to walk away from the He bron lights. Lack of experience told on some of our boys as the game progressed and Hebron steadily drew up to the leaders. The final whistle found a 28 to 28 deadlock, requiring a three-minute overtime period. Harry Anderson c«me through with his eighth basket of the evening to win It was a long shot from mid-floor that swooped through the net in unquestionable style. Wednesday night of this, week will find the Elkhorn, Wisconsin, team on Our boys are all pepped That Harry Anderson sunk tha^ long shot in the overtime period. 1' .That Maxie Baer won't hare to fiflit "Bomber" Louis again. ' , ' That I live in McHenry. For the progressive schools in our community. * For Fox River and our chain of lakes. For our summer visitors. (Gad Bless 'em. We need 'em.) For well-kepi, golf courses. For nice little boys like Bobby Gorman, who can give us a laugh like this: When asked, he couldn't think of his new sister's name. John Dreymiller said . "It isn't Avis, is it?" Bobby retorted, "Oh ya--Avis and Andy." That the Cubs won , the National! our floor. League pennant. (Yes, I know there was a World Series.) « That the White Sox got out of the cellar. (Watch 'em next year.) That I'm not bald-headed, (not quite.) That the Married Men's Club up after their recent victory. Let's offer them continued encouragement as the season rolls along FIRST TEAMS-- McHENRY--32 (You ought to hear the argumen For that cigar, Glenn. For a good Boy Scout organization in McHenry. For all contributions to this eot- V. Adams, rt1 at; Anderson, rf ........... B. Beckenbaugh, If V. Kramer, c .......... Miller, c * V. Freund, rg P. Justen, lg Kilday, lg ' 736 781 TEAM NO. THREE-- Theis ... Karls ... Stilling Bolger . Winkel . 167 189 112 157 182 167 158 144 172 204 807 TEAM NO. FOURWeber .... Knox Schaefer . Justen .... For that letter from the Editor. (That's all I did get.) " 821 2338 ! For newspapers. (How I love'to tread them!) 164--492; For comfortable barber chairs. 519 (Wish I had one'at home to sleep in.) 168--424 That McHenry girls are sport-mind- 225--554 ed. 180--566 ( For confusion and turmoil. (I love the calm that follows.) That "rasslers" are only fooling! FG 6 ' 2 2 ...: 1 0 ......... 2, ....0 ........ 0 FT 0 0 •-1 -1 • ; 0 4 0 0 839 909 2555 Weber VOLO LEAGUE TEAM NO. ONE-- Wagner Norman Lenzen .. Wagner Grimelli That I opce managed a peach of ..., 175 151 1766--492 a basketball team. ..... 134 134 134--402 j That Eleanor Sutton, Evelyn Karls, .«... 147 215 160--522 and Mercedes Hayes read this col- ..... 161 130 211--502 u rrai and want their names in it some- •'•••• 186 202 185--573 time. t*"* f-r- -v | That the depression is over ? 803 832 856 2481 j For a fine pheasant from . Glenn Draper. (Shot in season*) For that grand old gam« <tf baseball. • »" For the joy of true friendships. For good sports like you. For Thanksgiving Turkey. be.) ............ 160 .W......... 109 119 ......I. .*..131 148 159 75 127 122 145 HEBRON--2». Palmer, rf ..w„ Maas, If Pierner, If ....... A. Burgett, c Montgomery, e . Johnson, rg Maas, rg Montgomery, If 13 FG 6 FT t?"' 1 ...... '0 ......... 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 « 0 0 0 Running scor*-- Mo HENRY I1K BRON SECOND TEA McHENRY--30 13 17 15 667 628 TEAM NOv TWO-- Rowen 133 161 Thorstftl" 125 74 Teckenbrock 121 94 B u c h o l s -- 1 5 1 1 4 6 Martini 225 145 106--425 126--310 144--190 116--369 163--466 j For trivial items so important to Josten, lg lour happy lives. (Like the dear old FG 8 2 H Anderson, rf L. Smith, If J. McAndrews, c ....... Knox, c : _ 0 (May-.) Hettermann, rg ft H. Conway, 1« 0 IIM.* 0 24 26, . 0 0 0 0 0 0> 0 655 1950 lady who had only one upper and one lower tooth left. She was thankful HEBRON- 125--419 they met.) -28 1S4-4TCS 86--301 142--439 138--508 For all (>od's blessings. Smith, rf .... Kuecker, If Johnson, If 755 620 TEAM NO. THREE-- High 132 154 Dillon 158 122 Wagner 143 102 Thorsell ............. 177 142 Wirtx 141 212 SIX YEARS AGO Bill Bickler took last week's prise (Norgard, c . at the Palace Aleys with a score of Kronwal, c -. 645 2020 240. Marengo copped the McHenry Stewart, rg County gridiron title when they step- Behrens, lg . 1?*7--413 ped on St. Mary's of Woodstock 19 'Lines, lg ... 120--395 to 6 in a real football classic 133--378 | PV:^ 200--519 148--501 FG .2 .7 .0 -- 1 0 -- 3 0 1 FT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - • 746 732 TEAM NO. FOUR-- Wagner 127 117 Ritta 147 145 King 108 126 Whitman 145 126 g f o a n n c n a t i U 1 2 2 1 4 9 TEN YEARS AGO Running Score- Dick Rossman, LeRoy Conway, Ar- j McHENRY ...{ 6 "thur Krause, Sibre Whiting and El- j HEBRON 16 728 2206. mer Kuelsdorf attended the football ! game at Notre Dame, Indiana. Sat- 111--355 urday. 120--412 J 123--357 14 20 20 28 28 136--407 649 663 MATCH GANQBI WAUCONDA . Clem 156 Banks" Pete .L Paul ... Oscar ! VOLO1-' Wirtz l...:.:.. Thorsell M„... Grimelli Phannenstill Martini « 182 ... 147 ...162 ... 192 202 169 174 178 134 FIFTEEN YEARS AGO A dozen or more football enthus- 147--418 iasts of this village motored to Elgin last Sunday afternon, where "they] 637 194f saw the Elgin Legion trim the Aurora Kaysees 7 to 0. Leonard Frett, a • former McHenry high school basketball star, played right tackle for 220--578 Aurora. 130--481 MMAC VOLLEYBALL Because of confliction of dates with the high school basketball schedule the JMMAC volleyball game will be held on Wednesday ni^ht next week. \ be sure that no man can g6; wrong .< by. . folipwfn^ a good" 'es» ample.""' ' ' Oh. I don't know--there's the counterfeiter." < „ re- Not Bad An older farmer was moodily gardlng the ravages of the flood. "Hiram," yelled a neighbor, "your pijrs were all washed down the creek. "How about thte farmer. " "They're gone, too." "And Larsen's?" "Yes." •• , '.-".Humph!" cheering up. " 'Tain't as bad as I thought.*,r-Atlanta' Constitution. : A Good: Patient l»re, any man," she si%.';*%rlll you please inform me why you come begging at my door again? Why don't rou try some of the other people in the road?'* ;-y; '"Can't," replitd the tramp. »i>octor s orders, ma'am." ' "Doctor's orders?" ::.v "Yes, ma'am. My doctor tolC'inP that when I found the food that agreed with me I should continue with It." Relief , The minister met Tom, the Tillage ne'er-do-well, and, .much to the lat tci's surprise, shook .14m heartily by the hand. " i "I'm so glad you have turned over a new leaf, Thomas," said the good man. "I WHS delighted to see you at the prayer meeting last night." "Oh," said Tom after a moment of doubt.. "Po that's wlieie 1 was."-- Arcaaum Bulletin. It Ju&t We4 * ~ Sirs. 0 Justwed--^When was were married? I have almost ten-the passage of time, dear. Mr. Justwed--It was Sunday, °and now t!:!s Is Tuesday. Mrs. Justwed--Only think 1 Twenty five years from day before yesterday will be our silver wedding anniversary. I hope we'll get a lot of pros ents.---Pathtinder Magazine. Mrs. Steve King spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.' Alex Freund in Chicago. , Mr. and Mrs. John Bode and John Huff were Richmond callers Tuesday Mrs. Peter Smith entertained the Five Hundred club Wednesday with prizes being awarded to Mrs. Leo Freund, Mrs. Peter Smith and Mrs. Charles Michels. Edward Frett of Sauk City, Wis., spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Miller." Mr. and Mrs. Alex Freund and daughter, Nancy, of Chicago sent the weekend in the home of Mrr ahd Mrs. Stephen H. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Miller le'ft Monday for a trip to Florida', where they expect- to stay three weeks. John Bertrang of Aurora is spending 9 few days with relatives here. Frank Nell and George King motored to Waukegan Friday. , ; Mrs. Fred Smith entertained < the card club Thursday evening, 'prizes being awarded to Miss Alyiria Schumacher, Mrs. Joe Huemann, Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs Ben fcerinebeckv A large crowd attended the Forester Feast dance here Wednesday evening. , . . : ; Miss Barbara Ann Hagen from Chicago spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huemann. V - George King and Leo King were Woodstock callers Tuesday. Joe Schmitt of Beloit, Wis., was u caller here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schaefer of Chicago were callers here Sunday. Irving Schaefer of Waukegan spent Sunday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm J. Meyers. » Mrs. Joe Tonyan was a caller at Round Lake Wednesday. , A few friends surprised Mrs. Geo. King on her birthday anniversary Monday evening. A pleasant evening was enjoyed. Five Hundred was played with prizes being awarded to LeRoy Meyers, Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. Jacob Thiel. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thiel, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Meyers. Mrs Ford Jackson was a Crystal Lake caller Monday. TEMPORARY CALENDARr MCHS FOR YEAR '35-"30 Following1 is the Community High school calendar of events for the year Why not save this clipping for further^ reference so that conflicting dates will! not be made ? Dec. 3--Junior Carnival. ; ; , e Dec. 6--Richmond Basketball; Tberw.^ . Dec. !•--Woodstock Basektball; Here..^ ,7^*- Dec. 10--Hebron Basketball; Here. Dec. 13--Marengo Basketball; Here. Dec. 18--Girls Scout Tea. Dec. 19--Crystal Lake Basketball: There. Dec. 20--Start Christmas Vacation. Dec. 21--Wauconda Basketball; Here. •" • * Jan. 6--Opening school after vacation. • - vrr-r 1<^--Huntley Basketball; Here. ""•%, \ <• ; Jan. 17-18--r-Little Five - Tournament*;' - Here^ - - -; •'» ; Ja^. 18-^1--Second (Quarter Exams. ' .. . • Jan. 21--Fox rLalcp-Basketball; There. - , Jan.' 29-30-31 --County Tournament. Feb. 7--Richfnotfd'Basketball; Here. -Vv*.."*, Feb 11--Fox Lake Basketball; He?*. - '•'* -: Fe'b. 12--Lincoln's Birthday. T '!'• Feb. 14--Senior Class Flay; . " v-f'" Feb. 21--Huntley Basketball; Tljawfc* "/ '/I /"• Feb.' 22---Washington's Feb. 26--A*h Wedfle«f!ay. , .; Feb, ^28--Mairengo Basketball; Thei^.S^^^ Feb. 29--St. Mary's Basketball; JHe.re, Mar.. 7-8--District Tournament.' • '..H -Mar. J3--Athletic Banquet. .* " " Mar. 21-24--Third Quarter 'F-r<iii^'J April 1(^--Start Easter Vacation. April 11--Good Friday. April 15^--Opening school iiisfition. •" v:-' May 16--Concert--vbcal. May 27-28--Fourth Quarter May 28--Class Day. May 29--Graduation. JUNIORS TO SPONSOR * CARNIVAL ON DEC. 3 The Juniors of the Commuhity high schol are ipaking great plans for the carnival to be held at the high school, t ! l ° y t h e P u b , ' C l ° T h e s a l e s e a s o n i s n o w a t - h a n d . I ,0m n e'0 o th? ,vtP^R\ , SC'11C have a number of sales listed I TnZ ' T entertainment wiU ^ lad to call and ^ anyooo t« W a"0Pl>°rtUn,ty! needing my services. My 30 years ^ GUm w r,nK;°m- i experience will be much help to you E"5rU Vli"• T' i and see ; as j an, ^ touch wijth morJ bu/era hhnonp *al rro \u nId in IV arious <f oSlkT "1d ance^s . ' th*» W auctioneer' to ~^Yes, there will be spooks, spirits, and ghosts at the faculty graveyard and thrills and chills when you visit the Chamber of Horrors. ave you evpr wanted to see a olf? If you have, don't miss the Junior carnival where you Will also see "Grandpa Anderson" and "Paw Althoff* at their country store. any County, McHenry Mrs. Russell Gibb& and children left | for Burlington, Jowa Sunday. Three days I sell in the t>!g sale ; markets in Wisconsin and I meet all - the buyers from far and near who want to buy farm personal property of all kinds, including, horses and cattle. CHAS LEONARD Auctioneer Phone 478 Woodstock, flt G-R-R-R-R-R-R-R. "Dad, I'm wtM about .Clarence Styles- " "Yes, that's the way I f^el even time I see him." 185--506 NATIVE OF M'HENRY lSllSsSI DIES AT WAUKEGAN LILY LAKE 839 857 868 2564 Mrs. ...... j 179 ........ 139 ..fe*^167 -v.- 132 . 129 221 131 201 134 162 149--549 162--432 124--492 George Yager died Tuesday morning at her h&me in Waukegan. _ w®8 formerly Jennie Searles and < The serving of a lovely lunch conwas born and reared in McHenry, | eluded a most enjoyable afternoon Mrs. Fred Dosch entertained the Members of the Lily Lake Ladies' League at a card and bunco party on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. Oeffling in five hundred and Mrs. Edward Weisbaum, Mrs. Frank Steinsdoerfer and Mrs Alfred Seyfferth all won in bunco. ' Sele»m«n«hip "There's a wonderful echo around here,"' saljl the mountain guide who wa in league with the local Innkeeper "Try ft once by shouting, Two steinof beer!'" ^ The tourist shouted as directed, then listened. "I hear no echo," he said. "Oh, well, never mind, here conies the bartender with your beer, aii.v ,way." - Oae Better :• ' "Yes," said the boastful young man, "my family can trace its ancestry bark to-William the Conqueror." "I suppose," remarked his friend, "you'll be teliing us that your'ancestors- were in the ark with Noah?" "Certainly not," said the other. a"M.v peofilg had a boat of their own.r-.Tid Hits' Magazine. ALCOHOL Per Gallon 68^ Less in 5-gallon and barrels. Guaranteed 188 ,proof WINTER OILS 2gaL can 100'; Pe^n., gal 63^ Sinclair Penn., is* - 85^ PRESTONE Best Anti Freeze Madp per gfal. $2.70 Walter J. Freund Phone 294 , West McHenry Used Passeng er Car and Track Tires NEW REDUCED PRICES ON TIRES FORD AND CHEVROLET --BATTERIES $3.95 and tip Let us prepare your car for winter. Battery Charging, Greasing, Tire and Tube Vulcanizing, Car Washing. 161--452 746 849 776 2371 fwbscribe-for The Plaindealer. where she will be remembered jby 180^46, ma"y °!d friends' She leaves two daughters, Amy, at home, and Mrs. George Hermann I of Oak Park, and her husband, i Funeral services will be held in 'Immaculate Conception church at Waukegan Friday at 9:30 a. m^ with burial at Woodstock. Phone 162 - LADIES' PURE SILK HOSIERY Full Fashioned CBiiffon and Service Weigli 59<* PES PAIS ^ Don't fail to see this line Also Men's Hose, Rayon and Silk, at 25c or Cotton at 15c V$ry fine line of Ladies'. Gents'and -Children's Shoes at Moderate Prices. POPP'S SHOE STORE. -- -- --- -- -- West McHenry INJURED IN ACCIDENT Charles Hanson of 1728 State street, i Rockford, employed by the American Tobacco Company, was seriously injured Friday night about 12:30 o'clock j in an accident at Peacock's cor- , ner near Woodstock when the car in which he was riding skidded, hit a Mr. and Mrs. Hanson and baby daughter spent the weekend at their home at Lily Lake. Christine Wegener of Chicago spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wegener. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Swanson were Chicago visitors Tuesday at the home of her mother, Mrs. L. Schonauer, who celebrated her birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Mackey spent the weekend at Lily Lake. Genevieve Daw was a\ Waukegan visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Galitz spent the weekend at their.home at Lily Lake. Eleanore Wegener was a Chicago - No News to Hlw It Was late in the evening, and he was tired of being accosted by the many street hawkers. . The last straw came when a flower seller stopped him with "Snowdrops sir?" "I always knew it did," he snapped and strode on.--S.tray Stories Maga zlne. Week-End Specials post, turned over and burned. He! visitor at the home of her sister, sustained a concussion of the brain^ Christine Wegener, last week. 0 and scalp lacerations and was taken j Mrs. Edward Weisbaum was a Chi* to the Woodstock hospital. jcago visitor Tuesday. . sa'esman, who is well known I Mr. and Mrs. John Tysler son, jpMcH &axyr was on his way to Rack- George, and Mrs. Clara Winter, mfith- XOPd, , Jer of Mrs. Tysler, spent the weekend at Lily Lake. • Mrs. Arthur Dimon and her daughHarry Miller ter and son visited at Marengo last j Wednesday. Rep. Thomas A. Bolger is Spending I this week at his home here. He will j go to Springfield next week to at- ! tend the special session of the leg- | islature. ' And friends visited the home of M. and" Mrs. Fred Dosch Sunday. Mrs. Ray Fasbe^der and son left Sunday for „ South Dakota, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dimon. 'Anticipation the ^ matter,- lien, you're looking Worried?" "Oh, It's work, nothing butt work from morning till night" ; ^ "Oh, you've got a job then?" ' "Yes, I'm starting in on it tomorrow."-- Capper's Weekly. • Births » » < iy,» j, t i |, •!. * » »»»»»»»»» Mr. and Mrs. Har Id Evans of Woodstock are parents of a son, born at Woodstock hospital Sunday. Mrs. Evans was formerly Mary Bolger of McHenry. Twin girls were born to lir. and Mrs. Joe E. Freund at Johnsburg, Sunday, but one of them lived only a short time. Mrs. Freund was formerly Mis* Mar*hft Hettermann. TABLE SVRUP LOG CABIN IN HANDY 4| WtWVIW CAN • 1y** GOLD MEDAL SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR 27° * --Batish Oiah with Mdk 2jdcg«. ptixchaMd "HURT8 ONLY DIRT* KITCHEN CLAPP'S ORIGINAL STRAINED BABT FOODS , 3 2 9 * Clapp's oBm moOma a wfala variety for a nourish!bat aaoed dW mad* as «ioctera And ;;; Bafaise lore Hm. f*tfEAL IN A GLASS" tODDT nil OMOOOOTE MALT bmmk 19° A&P Food Stores M I D D L E W E S T E R N . Tlif (ircjt J'ul ii.i »