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Wonder Lake Synd, 1M, blk 8 Wonder Lake Synd, ltB^Wk 8 * Wonder Lake Synd, It 9, btk-^8 Clarence Winblad, its 10, 11 & It 12, blk 8 .. . -- .* Wonder Lake- Synd, It 13, blk 8 ; Wonder Lake Synd, It 14, blk 8 : Wonder Lake Synd, It 15, blk 8 t Wonder Lake Synd, It 16, blk 8 %\ Wonder Lake Synd, It 17, blk 8 • J Mortensen, It 18, blk 8 Wonder Lake Synd, It 19, blk- 8 1 Geo Lawrence Gibisch, It 1, blk *,•' 9 ...» V. L H Gibisch, It 2, blk 9 ..............m, - Florian Jaiwierski, It 3, blk 9 .. Wonder Lake Synd, It 4, blk 9 V Nell E Nelson, It 5 & It 6, blk 9 S Chubinski, It 7, blk 9 , John & Elizabeth Finch, It 8, blk A F & Lillian Moosman, It t» blk 9 Wonder Lake Synd, It- 10, blk 9 L Kertcher, ltAU, blk 9 Wonder Lake Synd, It 12, blk 9 Wonder Lake Synd, It 13, blk 9 Wonder Lake Synd, It 14, blk 9 August Knudsen et al, It 1, blk 10 A Crowl, It 2, blk 10 Wjonder Lake Synd, It 3, blk 10 B C Prickryl, It 4, blk 10 Wonder Lake Synd, It 5, blk 10 V Pearson, It 6, blk 10 R G Levey, It 7, blk 10 Einar Johnson, It 8, blk 10 Wonder Lake Synd, It 9, blk 10 Wonder Lake Synd, It 10, blk 10 Celestine Hess, It 11, blk 10 .... - W J Brennan, It 12, blk 10 E Johnson, It 13, blk 10 ............ Wonder Lake Synd, It 14, blk 10 ? Henry & Irma Miller, It 15t blk 10 Jos Shegodski, It 16, blk 10 •••••••• Wonder Lake Synd, It 17, blk 10 E C Barnard, It 18, blk 10 ... Wonder Lake Synd, It 19, blk 10 Wonder Lake Synd, It 20, blk 10 Wonder Lake Synd, It 21, blk 10 ... Wonder Lake Synd, It 1, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 2, blk 11 Richard J Massey, It 3, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 4, blk 11 Eva Carroll, It 5, blk 11 Eva Carroll, It 6, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 7, blk 11 F F Brunsfield, It 8, blk 11 ...«••• Wonder Lake Synd, It 9, blk 11 Marcia S DeMoraes, It' 10, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 11,. blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 12, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 13, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 14, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 15, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 16, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 17, blk 11 Wonder Lake Synd, It 18, blk 11 Joseph & Martha Lucas, It 1, blk 12 William H Isaacs, It 2, blk 12 .... Wonder Lake Synd, It 3, blk 12 Wonder Lake Synd, It 4, blk 12 F R Haxdra, It 5 blk 12 J C & Edna Cramer, It 6, blk 12 Frederick C Henning, It 7, blk H C Rickert, It 8, bik 12 H C Rickert, It 9, blk 12 Wonder Lake Synd, It 10, blk 12 E C Licht, It 11, blk 12 ... Wonder Lake Synd, It 12, blk 12 Harold & Naome Hadlock, It IS, blk 12 J F Gaubreau, It 14, blk 12 Mary Filek et al, It 15, blk 12 .... Wonder Lake Synd, It 16, blk 12 ,Wonder Lake Synd, It 17, blk 12 Mrs Belinda J^flFeimon, It 18, blk 12 Wonder Lake Synd, It 19, blk 12 ; Wonder Lake Synd, It 20, blk 12 Wonder Lake Synd, It 21, blk 12 Wonder Lake Synd, It 1, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 2, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 3, blk 13 Wdnder Lake Synd, It 4, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 5, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 6, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 7, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 8, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 9, blk 13 Mrs. Alice Wilson, It 10, blk 13 Nathaniel Zackerman, It 11, blk Wonder Lake Synd, It 12, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 13, blk 13 W onder Lake Synd, It 14, blk 13 Wonder -Lake Synd, It 15, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 16, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 17, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 18, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 19, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 20, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 21, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 22, blk 13 Wonder Lake Synd, It 1, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 2, blk 14 "Wonder Lake Synd, It 3, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 4, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 5, blk 14 „ Wonder Lake Synd, It 6, blk 14 Anton W Deichstetter, It 7, blk Anton & Elizabeth Deichstetter, It 8, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 9, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 10, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 11, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd; It 12, blk 14 Martin Boyle, It 13, blk.14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 14, blk 14 H Ackerman, It 15, blk 14 :... Wonder Lake Synd, It 16, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 17, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 18, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 19, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 20, blk 14 Wonder Lake Synd, It 1, blk 15 Ray & Ebba Thorell, It 2, blk Fred & Helen Leslie, It 3, blk Mrs. Elsie Ball, It 4, blk 16 N Pavletic, It-5, blk 15 * Wonder Lake Synd, It 6, blk 18 50 60 80 50 SO 30 30 100 100 50 350 50 100 125 125 50 50 100 100 100 60 100 100 50 100 50 50 ' 50 75 75 650 75 150 160 75 150 75 1350 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 IOC 100 50 50 100 1000 100 100 600 500 100 50 400 100 100 50 50 100 50 50 50 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 50 400 30 30 . 30 30 30 30 30 30 3b 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 810 60 30 30 30 30 460 30 60 30 30 30 30 30 30 380 80 30 30 50 30 20 30 50 30 30 50 380 30 30 30 30 30 30 80 600 500 50 100 50 500 50 400 100 500 550 100 50 100 75 1050 75 75 150 1550 1590 75 75 75 75 75 75 250 60 60 80 70 60 60 850 300 75 500 1600 1000 75 E Kosary, It 7, blk 15 ... 75 Merwyn ft Bertha Brenton, |t 8, 75 blk 15 125 Mrs. Ruth Bellheimer, It 9, blk 75 15 60 c H Anderson, It 10, blk 15 50 Wonder Lake Synd, It 11, blk 15 50 Wonder Lake Synd, It 12, blk 15 50 Harry A Moody, It 13, blk 15 .... 50 Werner W A Renetta Griese, It 50 14, blk 15 50 Edward A Mable Taylor, It 15, 100 blk 15 100 Wonder Lake Synd, It 1, blk 16 60 Wonder Lake Synd, It 2, blk 16 80 Clark Biggers, It 3, blk 16 80 Wbnder Lake Synd, It 4, blk 16 30 Wonder Lake Synd, It 5, blk 16 SO Wonder Lake Synd, It 6, blk 16 30 A M Kubal, It 7, blk 16 60 Wonder Lake Synd, It 8, blk 16 80 Wonder Lake Synd, It 9, blk 16 80 Merton E Dull, It 10, blk 16 .... 80 Wonder Lake Synd, It 11, blk 16 Wonder Lake Synd, It 12; blk 16 180 Wonder Lake Synd, It 13, blk 16 SO John A Anna HifTman, It 14, blk 30 16 I * 350 30 Walter & Anna Hiffman, It 15, SO blk 16 400 30 Clark Biggers, It 16, blk 16 .... 50 60 Dorothy Geise, It 17, blk 1# .... . 50 30 K Bauer, It 18, blk 16 > ^ K Bauer, It 19, blk 16 ;..... 50) .50 Wonder Lake Synd, It 20, blk 16 30 60 Wonder Lake Synd, It 21, blk 16 30 600 Wonder Lake Synd, It 22, Trtk 16 30 30 Oscar & Anna Konsgaard, It 23, 100 blk 16 400 f 500 R A Hubbard, It 1, blk 17 ............ 1180 Alice Denman, It 2, blk 17 SOi Jos F & Mary B Kline, It 3, blk | 17 80 J Wonder Lake Synd, It 4, blk 17 380 Wonder Lake Synd, It 5, blk 17 30 Wonder Lake Synd, It 6, blk 17 30 Wonder Lake Synd, It 7, blk 17 480 Nora Riley, It 8, blk 17 80 Rose E Herrick, It 9, blk 17 ...... 580 Gus Wilde Jr, It 10, blk 17 80 Russel & Rose E Herrick, It 11, blk 17 Wonder Lake Synd, It 12, blk 17 Louis & Olga Carlson, It 13, blk 17 Wonder Lake Synd, It 14, blk 17 J Erl, It 15, blk 17 Flora S Harrison, It 16, blk 17 Frank & Bessie Hausner, It 17, blk 17 L J Pitzen, It 18, blk 17 F E Stevens Wallace, It 19, blk 17 Wonder Lake Synd, It 20, blk 17 Wonder Lake Synd, It 21, blk 17 Wonder Lake Synd, It 22, blk 17 Wonder Lake Synd, It 23, blk 17 Wonder Lake Synd, It 24, blk 17 Wonder Lake Synd, It 25, blk 17 Julia Thompson, It 26, blk 17 .... Estelle Richardson, It 1, blk 18 .. R Martz & H Raesner, It 2, blk 18 Wonder Lake Synd, It 3, blk 18 Reuben H Rieke, It 4, blk 18 Wonder Lake Synd, It 5, blk 18 Wm C Lang, It 6, blk 18 . Wonder Lake Synd, It 7, blk 18 J Rodovan, It 8, blk 18 Mona V Moran, It 9, blk 18 J Whitehead, It 10, blk 18 John G Jonak, It 11, blk 18 ., John G & Rose Jonak, It 12, Mk 18 Wonder Lake Syndj lt 13, blk 18 Vera N Hutson, It l4, blk 18 .!... Wonder Lake Syftd, It 1, blk 19 Geo M Breckenridge et al, It 2, blk 19 Wonder Lake Synd, It 3, blk 19 Wonder Lake Synd, It 4, blk 19 Louis F Moeller, It 5, blk 19 ........ Louis F Moeller, It 6, blk 19 ........ D E Sullivan, It 7, blk 19 Wbnder Lake Synd, It 8, blk 19 Wonder Lake Synd, It 9, blk 19 Wonder Lake Snyd, It 10, blk 19 Wonder Lake Synd, It 11, blk 19 Wonder Lake Synd, It 12, blk 19 Wooded Shores Anna W Wickline, It 1 ...... Anna W Wickline, It 2 Anna W Wickline, It 3 A n n a W W i c k l i n e , I t 4 • • • • • • ^ Anna W Wickline, It 5 Anna W Wickline, It 6 ........ Anna W Wickline, It 7_ Anna W Wickline, It 8 Anna W Wickline, It 9 Anna W Wickline, It 10 Anna W Wickline, It 11 ...... Anna W Wickline, It 12 ...... Anna W Wickline, It 13 ...... Anna W Wickline, It 14 Anna W Wickline, It 15 Anna W Wickline, It 16 ...... Anna W Wickline, It 17 ...... Anna W Wickline, It 18 .~... Anna W Wickline, It 19 Anna W Wickline, It 20 Anna W Wickline, It 21 »..., Anna W Wickline, It 22 Anna W Wickline, It 23 ....--150 Anna W Wickline, It 24 200 Anna W Wickline, It 25 1500 Woodlawn Park Section 25. Township 45, Ranft 8 <| Gertrude A Rocke, It 1 ,25a 450 Andrew Kuczwara, N% It 2 .12a 300 Wm Becker, S% It 2 .13a 300 Honey Dew Gun Club, It 3 .25a 740. M N Meeker, Trustee, It 4 A It 5 ,50a 1310 A Louise Webber, It 6 A SWVi It 7 37a 360 W J Benz, It 8 A NE% It 7 .38a : 1160 W J Benz, SW% It 9 .13a .......... 140 Peter A Minnie Olson, NW% It 9 A all It 10 .37a 1480 Jos A Suerth, It 11 .25a ............ 1100 E H Enander, It ,12 .25a 390 Jos E Sorbon, It 14 .25a 1000 Louis G Wellde, It 15 .25a 1120 Anna Watzo, It 16 A It 17 .50*.... 780 Andrew L Isberg, It 18 .25» -- 270 Barbara M Conley, It 19 .25a w 270 Barbara M Conley, It 20 .25a .... 1050 Pioneer Trust A Savings Bank, It 21 ,25a 2200 Geo F Mayer, It 22 .25a 2560 Woodlawn Park -- 1st Addition Richard C Mauer, It 1 .25a 1640 Florentine Menzel, It 2 ,25a 1260 75 UUna Hille, It 13 ) Woodlawn Park 75 Diedricka 3rd Addition W W Becker, It 1 ....... 490 Wm Becker, It 2 .\ ..... 4301 WVn Becker, It 3 30 " ~ 30 80 1070 Wm'Becker, It 4 A It 5 «... O W Frietag, It 6 A It 7 Emil H Wemlinger, It 8 .............. John G Mollmann, It 9 Fritz Fenske, It 10 Carl F Miller, Its 11, 12 14 A 15 ..... Ehiil Miller, It 13 .......................... Ida C Thomas, It 16 Barbara M Connelly, It 17 Barbara M Connelly, It 18 ........ Pioneer Trust A Savings Bank, It 19 Philip J Bergens, It 20 Richard J Mauer, It 21 Florentine Menzel, It 22 Ed Koepke, It 23 A It 24 ......... 30! Karl Barnichol, It 25 30 Jos J Bauer, It 26 A It 27 30 130 ISO 130 200 880 690 770 760 450 130 130 130 130 205 490 670 130 250 130 250 Twi«« T t l t f Tales FSm of Ikr- •f Year* Aft TWENTY YEARS AGO John Thennes, who during the put several yc&rs has been employed at the Wilbur Lumber company yards here, is the newly appointed agent for the Valvoline Oil company. The roads in the village limita are again in very bad shape in spots. This 50: is especially true at the corners where ^0 there are traffic posts. With but one or two exceptions, every cottage along Fox river and Pistakee bay are now occupied. New and commodious porches are under construction at the homes of Wm. J. Welch and Mrs. Gertrude Miller on Main street. THIRTY YEARS AGp The foundation for McHenry's beau tiful new $17,000 depot is now com pleted and the brick layers are now on the job. New cement floors are being laid in the basement of the McHenry public school building. Nick Bohr is doing the work. The Chicago Telephone company has been stringing considerable cable in the village limits recently, thus doing away with the many wires in our streets. The improvement is a good one and will, no doubt, meet with general approval. That it pays to raise good colts was again demonstrated last week when Wm. Bonslett disposed of a two year-old to Sol Langman at Wood stock for the handsome sum of $300. FORTY YEARS AGO A tiro-story brick laboratory tHil be built by the American Terra Cot ta and Ceramic company at their works at Terra Cotta. A new roof is being placed on the McHenry Laundry building,. Carl Mead is employed at the Riverside hotel in the capacity of clerk Ed French, who has taught the Griswold Lake' school the past year, has been engaged to teach the Ostend school the coming season. Will Rosing of Volo, has entered the employ of Walter C. Evanson and will assist in the store hereafter. He takes the place of Harry Kennedy, who h%8 gone to Elgin.' FIFTY YEARS AGO Shepard A Son have received about 145,000 pounds of Clover blossom at their driers, in this village. There is J5400; some now coming in daily but the 8900|rush is over. 750! Leonard Bantus, the well digger, 750 J put in a drive well for Mrs. Sweet, of glOOjthe town of Burton, last week. gO Some of the finest strawberries we •100 i have seen this year are being sold on 1001 our streets by N. Q. Ensign. ' John W. Smith's Martial ban'd arc expected to be here soon and furnish some old time music. SIXTY YEARS AGO Hon. Geo. Gage and wife started for Osborn City, Kansas, on Friday last. They will be gone about six weeks. On account of increasing business at his home office, Dr. Fegers has been obliged to discontinue his office at McHenry and will hereafter be found at his office in Johnsburgh. We hereby tender thanks to Lewis Waite, for a pail of the finest strawberries we have seen this .year. F. K. Granger shipped from this station the fvrst lot of wool of the season, a few days since, about 8,000 lbs., and still has quite a lot on hand. Emperor Worked as Shipbuilder To advance his naval program, Peter the Great sent a large number of Russian nobles to Italy, Holland and England, admonishing them not to return until they had become good sailors. He, himself, went incognito to Holland and hired 675 876 75 76 •0 out as a common laborer to a Dutch Edw^A *^phia Koepice" It 4 .25a 2150ls^PbuUder. He was soon recog- Karl & Elizabeth Barnichol, It and subsequently went to Am- 5 25a 10°0 st®1*"3™, where he worked on build- Jos J A "&therine"Bi^'lT6 " | a '"gate, learning its construc- 25a ..1580 om start to finish- Jos J A Katherine Bauer, It 7 •25a 270 Disaster of Battleship Mjrin* Esther McNeeley, It 8 .25a ........ 1370 j A list of the 260 officers and men Wm A Dorothea Behrens, It 9 j who perished in the disaster of the .25a Woodlawn Park Diedrichs 2nd Addition John W Doerfler, It 10 Matilda Benzli, It 11 v Ernest Hoepe, It IS .. 1500 j battleship Maine, blown up in the j harbor of Havana, Cuba, appears on ' pages 11-13 of Vol. 2 of the report 1800 of the secretary of the navy for 270, 1898. This report may bo found in £70' *ny large public library. ersonm Mrs. Ben Justen visited her sister, Sr. Mary Alma, at Mundelein Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aim and son, Stanley, of Chicago and Mra. Roy Smith of thif city spent the past week with relatives in northern Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aim and son spent the weekend in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Welter Manning of Chicago visited her mother, Mrs. Jos. May, Sunday. Frank Gans is operating a boat at Twin Lakes, Wis., during the summer months. Guests in the J. E. Wheeler home Friday evening were Mrs. Mary Harris, Miss Laura Harris, Mrs. Ella Cady, Mrs. Andrew Sorenson, Miss Belle Taggert, Mrs. Margaret Duer and Dale Harris, ali of Waucorida. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kuchenmeister and children of Almena, Wis., spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. N. Miller. • Mr. and Mrs. Howard * Phalin of Chicago visited in the John M. Phalin home Sunday. Mrs. Glenn Robison of Woodstock spent the weekend with McHenry relatives. 6 M. A. Conway is enjoying a several weeks vacation with his daughter, Mrs. John Meehan, in Jacksonville, Fla. McHenry friends and relatives remenij bered him with a shower of congfraWlation cards on his birthday, which he recently observed. His health is much improved. Miss Clarice Blake, student nurse at St. Thereae hospital, Waukegan, is enjoying a month's vacation at her home here. Harold Nelson recently returned from New Rockford, N. D., where he had been visiting relatives and friends in that vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Freund of Barrington and Mr. and Mrs. George Bell of McHenry last week returned home from a 3,300 mile trip to the west which took them through the Black Hills of South Dakota, over the Bin Horn Mountains to Yellowstone Park and home over the Rocky Mountains through Nebraska. Misses Mildred and Eleanor Kinsala spent Sunday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Georpe Windle of Forreston and daughter, Damaris Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hattan of Rockford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Best. The previous. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Best and family of Durand were visitors here. Miss Bertha Justen recently return- Hii ed home from a seven months' vacation on the west coast. Her trip included visits with relatives in Washington and a several weeks' stay with her uncle, Frank Justen, and family at Chowchilla, Calif. Guests in the A. I. Froelflich home Sunday evening were Herman Meumer, Milwaukee, Wis; Joseph A. Basso, Gillespie, Ohio; Arthur Askegard and Alvin H. Johnson of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and Paul Yanda, who is taking a music course at Milwaukee. j The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rothermel has been named Carla Frances. The Rev. J. J. Hackett, pastor of St. Mary's church at East Dubuque, and a former assistant at St. Patrick's church in this city, accompanied by Rev. Thomas O'Brian, pastor of St. Patrick's church at Rochelle, sailed from New York on the steamship? Georgic, las| Saturday, for 4 two months' visit with relatives in Ir«»-j land. j Carl Weber has joined the Watch, City Drum and Bugle Corps in Elgin and had his first practicw with them Monday evening1. ^ Harry Frye is serving on the grand jury-in,Chicago. * Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conway and family attended a picnic for the Wisconsin Division of the Northwes. ern Railway employees and their families, held at Northwestern Railway Park, at DesPlaines Sunday. Mr. Conway and Mr. Weber played with the Crystal Lake Drum and Bugle Corps, which furnished music for the occasion. Jerry Campagna of Villa Park is spending the week in the J. W. Roth ermel home. Tommy and Ona Lee McDermott of Chicago spent the weekend in the J. N. Salyer home. Modern Greek and Modern Greek is more nearly like ancient Greek than Italian is like ancient Latin. Mercury Always Faces Son The planet Mercury has no night or day. It keeps the same face toward the sun all th£ time. Flamingo an Odd _ The flamingo is said to be tte only bird that turns its head downward to eat. Warmth Speeds Up Nerves It has been found that nerve currents are speeded by warmth. Chemicals also affect body electricity. Bolls at 440 Below Liquid helium boils at a temperature of 440 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. Norway's Scaregnlls On the farms perched high alyw# the fjord$ of Norway, farmers set out scarecrows to frighten away not crows but seagull?. 'it® R E D U C E The Safe, Natural Bring This Ad and For trial treatnent; Regular $2.00' 7*': Non-ammonia Permanents. (2.50 up Oil Permanents, 2 persons for $5 up Singly for $3.00 np complete SCISSOR RAZOR WAVE CUT with Shampoo and Hairdrees $1.50 S T O H F A N A T O ' S Beauty and Reducing Salon Phone 641 Woodstock, 10. | mtO/MVSR EMTSOKSUtPS Honors Woman Expkflii In recognition of her work in making photographic surveys of the Far North, Denmark named a large section of Greenland Miss Boyd Land in\honor of Miss Louise A. 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