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• - jUL-i Vict «'t» ; .-« • ~. T-. •:Wl 3^7 mills Thr M'HENRY PLAINDEALER flibllihwl «r«7 Thursday at McHeary, ID., by Ch»rit» F. Reaich. Ifttend ** seeand-clafes ntfMt at fee postoffice at McHenry, tfaa apt of May 8, 187». • , Ill_ under OM TMT ... vttx Months o« m-~* $1.00 A. H. M06HER» B«tar ud Mauftf Ullian Sayler, Local Editor -- -- -- Telephone 197 1OHHSB0XO WUTS BIX IMMlIfO OAKS 9 TO 4 Rain spoiled a ball game at Johns terg last Sunday bat the eoatest lastaj long enough to go into the records* At the end of si* innings, Johnsbunj led 9 to 4. Miller allowed only five hits, but errors were plentiful da* to a wet ball, \lohnsburg travels to FoX <L*k* aoxt Sufday. > Johnsbufg AB Freund, • n. .4, ' Smith, 2b • iinn.. 4 . D. Freund, If 2 R, Soliaeffer, cf ........... 4 • R. Het termann, rf --.... -4' ••' '.JBL Freund, c 8 V. Freund, 8b; &, Freund, lb , B. Miller, -pL ^ -'jlr • ' • " T.Pitzerv lb l.-; V .* JP. -,PltZe« 1 . - ft 2 1 2 1 1 1 I "• © e **• 0 2 1 2 1 -•• 1 2 0 0 0 0 Total* .27 » 9 .Jfeveago. . AB R H E Xoplin,e„~™... 4 0 0 9 Miller, lb < t O 1 <0 Ackman, 2b ............ 8' 0 0 1 Scheatz, ss 8 0 © 1 Levins, cf 8 1 "l 1 Lerk, 3b ........................ 8 2 2 0 Ballard, p J ~ 10 0 0 Tonyan, rf *8 0 0 0 Meyer, If .... 1\ 1 10 ,r» hotels - 26 4 5 8 'Score by Innings „. - Marengo ............ 0 1 11 1 <S--4 Johnsburg -- 0 18 2,2 1--9 Two base hits--D. Freund, R. Hettermann, R. Sehaeffer, l«d£ Home TUTI --V. Frennd. Struck out--by B. Miller, 3; by Ballard, 2. Walk#--df B. Miller, 0; dff Ballard, 3. EETUEN PROM %300 ^ mike worm tbsep - THROUGH THE jEJUHT i Hiss Evelyn Karls, who is employed at the Paterson Publishing Company in Chicago, enjoyed her vacation last week. With her nufther, Mrs. John 'Karls, she -spent the time on a motor trip north and east, m which 1,300 miles was covered. Leaving "McHenry cm ^Monday, Mrs. Karls and her daughter motored to Detroit, Mich., where they visited the former's niece. After spending the night there, they traveled on anto Canada, where they saw Niagara Falls. On Wednesday "they crossed over to the American ^sitte t>f the falls, where they visited pohrts 6i interest and then went on to Erie, Pa., where they spent 'the night vrtth friends. On Thursday they motored to Fort Wayne, Ind., where they visited friends cf Miss Karls and returned home Friday, after having a most delightful vacation trip. Miss Karls, who was ill after her arrival home, «eturned*totaravkrin'CS6- o Wednesday morning. SETS PRECEDBNT "When pratt.v GaoavraCrXieilsr acts a^ valedictfrian. 'at vgradualion' of bat 'pre-rt^ic^ ifclAol <clpss at Pennsylvania Wf&mh?MNR,4he will set <a ipreccnii, fpraiMfl'Che oldest faculty mf rtibe^dA.gsdt recall whan a liktsSflOOt conferred upon a w«j^PlRiinK.ie«nevra, shown here, iftifce damhter of Prof. and l&kgler, of State college. Herlpbai||0ptfe«verage was -2.93. A ^ade of 3 as,the highest .possible. * ' ' 'fe FOR JL Anwnf the Skk MIIIIIIHI vwaratth--'is: shown iin fuchaia-colror «dmi& netovera: sheath-like t<x- •mal ®Bwn^xJf pi 'mtnl "*Uii JdMf: •leevefi, high necked wrap changes '.the decollete gown into a dinner [(drcac. The.colors m fte dress arc tbhie.aad.fuchsia.on^a pale orchid arrouad. Mrs. Waher^Carey is in t^rant hospital, Chicago, where she tmderwent ( ' an oper«rtn*m>tli» w«ek. P Mrs. A. J. 'Richardson and«on, 'Wal- | ; tsr, and Donald McCracken, "had their | . tonsils removed at St. Joseph's hos- | »Hal, Elgin, this Thursday morning. | Mrs. Casper Bickler is critically ill at the home of her niece, Mas. /A. P. . Moritz, in Chicago. Mrs. Bickler, who is a former MdHenry girl, and 'has many friends and relatives here, had her tonsils removed in April, and since that time has not 'been well, ftaison from her tonsils has spread through her system, causing complication «nd settling in her glands. With a* extremely high tempeasture, and ilow vitality, physicians give no hope 4or |. Wr recovery.' I' Owe "No man," said Si Ho, the ««y «f Chinatown, "can fal to respect aor ancestors if he will but remember that to them we owe aome of our noblest thoughts and the memory of brave deeds." ft 'Thirtaua of our Preaidents were <aoldiafa: Washington, llouw and iaekm^llie Rrvohjrtacj Jadosa, iW. H. Varrison andtSajlar la lb* War trf HS12; Taylor and Picroa in IhaMeaieaiixwar; iljawtn and'Taylor ifa 'the "Black Ha^finr; JBrant, Hagwa,'Gar8eld, Jamin Harrison In aad Hoooawelt in tha'^ kanvxar. (Graat Saltiula ^ Grtsat «ak Lake, which * railroad -Grosses on a bridge 24 miles long, k .76 miles long 31 miles wide. Bathers cannot content <ef -water is 22 prrlaafctj FOR 8ALE FOR SALE--We can supply you with plants of all kinds. Geraniums, Petunias, Salvias, Pansies, Vincas, Ivy, and Ferns; Tomatoes, Cabbage, Peppers, Egg Plants, Cauliflower and many others. McHenry Floral Co. "West McHenry. * 62-tf FOR SlALB--Choice Building Lots in McHenry. EARL R. WALSH, Phone 48. , 1-tf FOR SALE--70 White Leghorn Pullets, 3 months old, 75c each. 192,9 Ford Coach, |66.00; 1927 Pontiac Coach, $35.00 Phone McHenry 617-R-l. *5 FOR SALE--Bargains in reconditioned Radios, Pianos and Sewing Machines. One Zenith Console, $18; one Atwater-Kent Console, $15; one Spiuv ton Console (10 tubffi), $15; several table models at $5 and Up; Standard make Upright Pianos at $15; .National Sewing Machine, $8; White Sewing Machine, $10; Singer, like new, at $24. A. E. Nye, West McHenry. , 5 :• - " WANTED ' WANTED--W« have clients who will buy moderately priced homes in McHenry. Pfeoae 43. EARL R. WALSH. 1-tf BEFORE K0U BUY--An Automobile ask about <our finance plan. Prompt, efficient service at lowest cost. Phone 43. EARL R. WALSH. 1-tf WANTHD--A Woman to Cook at Todd Hill's Farm. Phone McHemy 4513-J-l. .6 WANlfiD--Girl or Womu for General Housework.^ No cooking. Will stay mights. Protestant preferred. Phoae Johnsburg 624-J-L 5 WAJfTED--Girl -for general housework in summer cottage. Address, Mrs. Clark, River Route S, Fair Oaks, McHenry. City address: 400 Rex Bhnd., Elmhurst, 111. *5-2 WAITED AT ONCE -- Dishwasher and general helper in restaurant. The Nook, West McHenry* *5 WANTED--Girl for general housewoerk; no cookihg; no infants. Phone 634-R-2. 6 CJURETAKER WANTED -- Married nam to act as caretaker for ftry summer home on Pistafeee Bay. Must be aifle to handle garden and lawns. Year 'round position. Plaindealer. Jl Few MIMICRY NO SUCCESS A man who prides himself on his powers of mimicry is always keen on adding to his repertoire. His latest is an imitation of the buzzing of a bee, London Tit-Bits says. After practicing assiduously in private, the day arrived whan he considered it sufficiently realistic to try on his wife. Standing quietly in the hall, he began the buzzing noise and, gradually opening the diningroom door, gave full vent to the imitation. "Lifelike, deaf, what?" he hazarded, smilingly. «• "Pooh!" his wife answered. "I doa't think that's much like a cow." ; ^ : 7 ; O r Begin FrayUkg "v Shipper--Is there any mah in thls crew who can't swim? Bosun's Mate--Just one, sir, the carpenter's mate. Skipper--This ship's going down. If he's really a carpenter he'd better start building himself a boat! Habby Was Spared A motorist was giving a woman lessons in driving. 5 , "The hand lever," he said, "brakes the rear wheels only, and the floor pedal brakes all four. Is that clear?" "M'yes," replied the woman, doubtfully, "but I'd rather not have any of them broken." 4 GOOD PROPOSITION MISCELLANEOUS $3.00 CASH 13.60 for DEAD HORSES AND OOWS Hogs and Sheep Removed MIDWEST REMOVAL CO. TVune sDundee 10 Reverse Charges *84-28 "Couldn't we form a stock com-c fpany and anil lots on this ocean* J front?" _ . ^ • "I should say so--and look at thei Wi«te Box X,l";water weovuld put in the stock?"' *5 • 1 ] strange Animals 1 Teacher <pointisng to a deer at '^the zoo)--Jtihnny, what is that? } Johnny--I don't know. ' Teacher--What does your mother ]R5alI your father?" rC&RRAGE COLLECTING--Let us ^apose of .your garbage each week, or oftener if desired. Seasonable rmktB. Regular year roimd route, fam®ly George Meyers'. Ben J. Smith. Phone 157, or 631-V-l. 2-tf Johnny--My gosh, don't tell me : that's a Ssose! flWVB YOU ANT SEWING MAGBMETROUBtB? We can repair machine, regardless «f make or Prices reasomUe. POPI"S •6H&E STORE, West McHenry. Tel. Id Expert Shoe Repairing. 44-Af i tt 1 'O'bstinate Haaband "Anil what's your new husband .like, deai?" "Oh, «an ply too obstinate for words, itarling. You wouldn't believe the job I have to convince him that I'm always right!"--Smith's Weekly. Sae (FRANK BENNETT at the Nortkatern Hotel, West Mrfleiniy, for tm EXCEPTIONAL MASSAGE TBR&TMENT& House Calls or Office aalls, $2.00 or 6 for $1*4)0. Phone MdBsnry 28. 464f UWMOWER6--Sharpened and Repaired. Otto Mueller, at B. H. Freund Garage, corner Elm street aad River- -side Jhrive. g2-tf kBLBCmiCAL FLOOR SANDING-- New eqnipment--latest on the market. All flooas made perfect. Prompt and .-satisfactory service guaranteed. Estiroates aheerfully given. HENNING NEWMAN, 932 Marvel Ave., Woodstock. Plnne 451-M. 52-tf Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Glbbe have returned fiwro a honeymoon trip through the east, sood gone -to housekeeping in one of the Knox apartments an Richmond road, recently vacated ty Mr. and^ijrs. Gvs Freand, who baw inov- «dpo the hnue tbejr purchased ,«s 3Rjvside Drive. Sister X. Ildefons of Lamont, 111., Sister M. Arcadia of Medford, Wis., And Sister M. Jeremia of St., Libory, Neb., spent last week with relatives bene. They visited in the homes of their seven brothers and one sister, Mrs. A. P. Freund, and family gatherings were held every evening. They left Friday to return to their respective homes. - Group In Riverside Hotel Dining Hp- June 15--Guests of Owner la Sea Terms "Good morning, parson. Haven't seen yua lately." "No, captain, I've been busy. Only this morning I married three couples in IS minutes." ,, "Smart going, parsont That's 10 knots an hour!"_Outsp«. Tnm, AD Right . Motorist--I've had it a whole y«r and I haven't payl a cant for repairs or upkeep on my ear since I bought it. Friend--Yes, so the man at the service station tells me.--Exchange. An Antiqae Guide -- This castle has stood for 600 years. Not a stone has been touched, nothing altered, nothing replaced. Visitor -- Um, they must have the same landlord we have. Na Spare Parts "Please, ma'am," begged the beggar timidly, "I've losUmy left leg " "Well," snapped the -woman, slamming the door. "I'm sure it isn't here!" Excellent Advice t "What is the most difficult thing to learn in caring for a baby?" asked the young mother. "To keep from talking about it all ^he time," replied the gu«||. THE PROBLEM ' " Council Room, Jane ,7, 1987. . The City,Council met with Mayor Overton, presiding. Aldermen present: Buqs, Ferwerda, Freund, Regner, Kreutzer. Absent: Bolger. Motion by Kreutcer,' seconded by Ferwerda, that the minutes of the previous meeting be approved si, read. Motion carried. Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Buss, that the Treasurer's, report be approved as read. Motion by Freund, seconded by Regner, that the Collector's report be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Buss, seconded by Ferwerda, that the Clerk's report be approved as'read. Motion carried. Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Kreutzer, that the following bills be paid as approved by the finance committee: " , J. W. North A Co., Audit report ..$212.50 J. W. North & Co., Audit sewer report .1..^ 37.50 Mayme Buss, Collecting sewer service rent 30.00 Mayme Buss, Commissions, etc. 47.66 Art Diedrich, Hauling Gravel .. 143.50 McHenry Lumber Co., Material for server --«. 2.72 Western United Gas A Elec\« • > trie ....A...................-t|WJ4 Robert Patzke, Work at City" Park Martin Stoffel, Work at City Park ;. 4 ^ Linus Newman, Work at City.'/- Park ...niiiiW'" U John King, Work at City Pr j* Miller Cpal & Ice Co., Mar J* gravel 1. Thomas P. Bolger, Fuir supplies John J. Vycital, Sup- Illinois Bell TelepV Henry C. Kamhol # - Jacob Justen & ,"r Carey Electric supplies ar _fe«p 0 4 «lft truck V Owtton *el 4$h«tte 'bifl | Wnu a. ^lth6ff> Hard^ * 8up<pl»eS .V.f N. F. Book stand f Jo*rp& W. Freiind, Insurance *®City Hall Building md tserrrtents N. F. Colby, Special polite services Arthur Meyers, Special poifce aervices ^ F^ed Miller, Hauling dirt, etc. Mathms Heimir, Painting streets Paul E Gerasch, Supplies and labor, for sewer B. H. Freund, Sharpening mower ^ • M. M. Niesen, Supt. service ".. McHenry Plaindealer, Printing and supplies Public Service Co. .JZZZI Service Co. Public Service Co. ; Public Service Co. Public Service Co. Public Service Co Union Paint & Vanish'Co" Paint for streets Av e^nsperger for City Officials ' ®°nd« lo}ln Wjrtz, Marshall se^ice " Peter Wirfs, Police service W. C. Feltz, Caretaker street J® I service Fred C. Feltz, Caretaker frtreet service American Nationaf Trust Co., Bond service American National Bank'"i% Jrust Co., Interest on bond rhe Annual Auditor's R« presented by Auditor J. W. The Streets and Alleys reported that a represent# Greyhound Bus Line visit •s requested and agreed changes necessary rega regulations within the In the interest of p mobile accidents, the » 6 true ted to common!/ cago Motor Club to \ •A. communicatior Bonslett, requestin Vehicle Tax to di clerk was instru/ statement as req- Kreutser, that the Mayor committee of three to jrar&asa of additional property for city park purposes. Motion carried. Mayor Overtoil appointed the following committee: Ferwerda, Freund, Regner. Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Kreutzer to adjourn. Motion carried. R. L OVERTON, Mayor. K0VM1 McHe* withou' owner tags owi' » / . X kef Vddcla licenses were 4m penalty up to March 1. All .a o( cars or tracks must secure /and display them according to the i, which will now be enforced, your stickers from city clerk* , LICENSE COMMITTEE. EARL R, WALSH, City Clerlfc--- r Reed The Wanl Ada. ; ' Geno Poultry Remedies at Wattled Drug Stom :j 'MM VHereigRTip ®° Afifthing Ton Want v A Band^ y and Sleek Danfce floor. PINEf ^EIED CHICKEN, PLATRNo Cover CHaxg® Route 12 Tot Eiver Qrqye, You Will Be in Fleasa&t Company t 20.00 13.25 78.60 5.70 1.00 50.00 119.60 72.99 1.26 37.20 .50 95.31 158.18 158.11 295.^ 110. 95 if y<m rctlijr ine, drive Mr bi (« •" Mrric». Ottt mfati vnM #rt « >i Ltlubri»lio«J«ki»ww,,«i^»,«h,Prr^ too. Th»y will «H>lT .pccfed, for yoHr particular ear. NoKrtM.g.0' g«t.vntt b. .lighled. ** *"T ^ Kotr7 which eiublM Ore® *» ™»ck ""I eompletelf «11 CENTRAL GARAGE Full Iii^^f^itlas aad Goodyear Tim SMfrfc^Aid Acetylene Welding Gfr^fcshing and Polishing tone Towing Johnibnrg Motion" by Fr R«gner, that th in The McHer that city vehfr Played on cat tion carried. An applir tied Beer Country C princip^ , Albert # " Motion . ^B»0 ft 'Uw.uu mttt ^is Stoirth. CkmlTniltee ifijve of the HfcHfipry ' to ttfike the fdhtg pricing ,city lWnits. mrarltfifg auto- ,' clerk wis inatte^ with tee Chi- MBUV6 stop signs. « tbrorh Mr. Wm. g m -dtiAt£Hiient for ite ^was' tread. The - ;ted 'to Resent the nested. #rwerda, seconded by m <!lcrk insert a notice Tlaindealer stating :le stickers must be diss % 3uly 1st, 19S7. Mo- Kreutzf' and bo the L; ried. Ar as • ^itnon and bond for Bot- Laoense fit the McHenry ! Jufc. wlth Leo J. Stilling as| ^and Grace L. Stilling and 1 arfajan as ' sureties was read. | by Ferwerda, seconded by ( /t, to accept the application | nd, subject to the approval of, 'Committee. Motion car- Wn of M v Mrs. A. -- How beautiful # dance together. , Mrs. B. -- Yes, I wonder w husband her partner is? - " ' Explained ^ 4'The chap who came, daughter was most polite, he?'*" "A civil engineer." GRADUATES AS TE Mrs. Arthur . Wagner. I.iike, Mrts. Walter Gri Walter, Mrs. F. Bellin' it:' .tored to Kalamazoo I tend the graduation * j Miss Gladys Mills, at ! Teachers College, Jur i 2fi5 graduates in the ! will teach the fifth ! the coming fall at j She is the granf . Mertes of Johnsb 1 Official Bond, with Peter Wirfs; principal, and B. J. Brefeld and | a. Buchert as sureties, in the sum { one t housand dollars, was read JI • jotion by Regner, seconded byJFer-J mtda, to accept the bond. Motion iarried. j Motion .by Kreutzer. seconded by] Ferwerda, that an ordinance appoint-, ing Mayor Overton and Aldermen j Buss and Bolger as members of ihe Board of Local Improvements be ap-j proved. Motion carried. ' Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by | Freund/to accept the request of thei] City Treasurer and his bondsmen to { rescind the bond previously presented, j I Motion by Buss, seconded by Reg-j ner, to accept ^resolution empower-j ling the Finance Committee to purchase | surety bonds for Officers of the City 1 of McHenry. Motion carried. ! Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Regner to approve a lease between the Green Street Business Men's Asso- I o, idation and the City of McHenry in blocun the city pays the sum of one j . and s° ' (loiiaj. rent for the Green Street park- j m?- v. ' i in* and agrees to furnish a limited , Mich., to a number o{ ughts for same. Motion. icy be se A with jOThat is ACHER of of Jtheir niece, 1 Western State carried. • Motion by Kreutzer, seconded by ' ' >r^ M i l l s ! B u s s , to a c c e p t t h e b i d of 6%c p e r 5 Class. Mis^1 Mil \gMon for road oil as presented by Ann Arbor. Mich I Mrs. Frank Lennarte of Geneva, Ilhidaughter of John aeg.' The Entire Stock of Erickson Dept. Store Corner Main ad Front Streete -- Hdenry Constating of Groceries, Men's, Ladies* and Children's Footwear and Furnishings--* all kinds of Yard Goods, Notions, Crockery, will he sold at Public Sale FRIDAY EVENING-- June IS between 7*10 P*B1, SATURDAY, June Z* ^between % and 5 P« ®* and the final sale will he held on SATURDAY EVE. Between 7 and 10 o'clock Come one and all to share in the Wonderful Values. REMEMBER THE PLACE -- Erickson's Dept. Store COR .MAIN & FRONT STREETS McHENRY, ILLINOIS Ferwerda, seconded