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home Jus Gr a this A and and their did lation. then J. Mr. and did ed RIVER GROVE NOTES OF INTEREST Quite charivari little tendered for Mrs. Jos.

excitement was caused Doubek a of Chicago, Dvorak on wore Sunday the coach- afternoon. John high silk hat and man coach which was loaned by customary drove the The hack or coach is curiosity Harper. 'in itself, being of the vintage Julian Dvorak played his of footman real well, while Ed. of the parade on one of his favorite mounts. led following were Kotoch in the of line of The Helen Chica- march: Miss Novak, Elmer Dolezal, Mrs.

Siegel, Joe Mr. and Mrs. Havlatko, Mr. and Mrs. Klisbera, Mrs.

Lastovka, Joe CyJames Kos Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Elgin, Anton Posik, Mr. and ba of Mr. and Mrs.

Chertef, Mrs. J. Michal, Kohoun and Leonard Jaof Cicero, Detroit Michigan, Miss Blanch cobs Ella Molik Leslie Puts of of Molik and Mrs. Molarkey of ChiCicero, Mr. and R.

Barta of Bercago, and Lestina, Mr. MenMr. Mrs. wyn, Mr. and Mrs.

Fiolas. tor, Mrs. Pechous, Doubek have been Mrs. and chivari for Mr. over two nephew Frank M.

Dolevading years, but get the gang together ecal finally the of James Lestina, Ed and Geo. Doubek and four with aid Malarkey. Trinidad, Colorado. These boys lasooed and tied boys from: four western Joe. Doub- with wife larriats the their and the then rat h.m and proceeded thra coach streets the village.

The the Jack Hauck's newley parade where all enjoyed dancepened ing, ant aments Despite the vari was a little befact not overlook the sing the Bride" and late: castor Cicero caught the Wim. Jack Meyerhoer, Bill Seaman I. Lasky who visited the Grove full through. regalia, they Ed put The never had seen a and certainly enall said that when get Detroit they would their newlyweds. Mr.

J. the music, Mr. Kloada banjo and accordian. Jarre. ionated the use of his trace with about thirty W.

sutos the Fox River a gala day. The 111. Who's Next ted Celebrate Birthday About relatives gathered at and Mrs. Jos. Pokbrate a birthday Pokorny's last Sun- the an elaborate dinnEr less to that it WAS aD time for all.

Those present and Mrs. J. Zou- the Lucille and Mr. and Mr. brandt and children Crystal Mr and Mrs.

Chas. Mrs. VanDeraue gin, and Mr. and Mrs. Jr.

of Fox River Grove. Pokorny was hhe beautiful gifts. Mrs. Kaney son Mrs. of Edison Park.

who ing a great deal at time home here, was complete surprised last Sunmorning about twelve of last friends neighbors of Edison Park mot at and early hour sper.d at her home here. and A lovel; thoughtfully prosts was enjoyed by and merry afternoon of for Meets departed for hom mer F. R. (r. Social Club ian Tweive joined the mem- da of River Grove Social Club, aboa: ladies in all, to of the celebrat- birthday of one the Mrs.

J. Pokorny Sr. Bunco as diversion for afternoon, Mrs. Vales making the er's Righest number of points, while rs. A.

VanItraue of Elgin, merit- being the cons. The guests then partook of dainty luncheon set on very prett decorated table, and later each zuest when called upon he astributed bit toward making it enjoyable afternoon for all presMrs. P. korny received many ter pretty rift- including one several Earl reces of sit erware from the F. R.

Social Club. The out of town guests were Meslazes, Van Derane and Chas Van- Hall. Veraus of Elgin. B. Wilbrandt and set Zubeck Crystal Lake.

C. Resh far Peterman and J. Jilek. of Chicago Mrs. Geo.

Kaney of Edison park, Ill. to Birthday Party J. Little James Vynalek entertained with oat twelve of his little friends at home un Saturday in honor of spent third birthday. Games and frohelped while away the after- er quite after which the little host's two served a lovely luncheon and resisting of sandwiches, cake and Wm. cream.

James was the happy and of many very pretty little reall departed wishing him teen happy returns of the day. it Miss Make Emma Trip to Wisconsin patry and daughter Mrs. Glenice ac- Jack Opatrny, Geo. empanied Mr. and Mrs.

M. B. Weav- home in a motor trip to the Dells and Fitter part of Wisconsin, where have 7 plan spend several days at floor and Mrs. W. C.

Peter in Rhine- home and Wisconsin. They left on Monplan to be gone for the duties The members H. R. of H. the Club Housewives creation Hour Club met at the noon.

7 of Mrs. J. Musil last Thursafternoon. Sewing and chatter of close of the afternoon time and host- at while away the in the of a salad lovely Inucheon consist- cago served a course, cake and cof- ed ents Attend Funeral two funeral services for the late her Svoboda were held at ChrasPaneral Home, W. 26th Street, at two o'clock last afternoon, and interment day at the Bohemial National Those from here who atthe funeral were, Jos.

KosatRes, Jirasel, G. Benes, Dyntar Porst, and La- River and Hauster. Goral ment. Catch Polacek Large Pickerel at Chas. the Vicek, the former's the pleasure while of here landing Mr.

a pickerel and according to his the fish gave him story trouble before he succeeded in considerable landing him. Buys Anton Fox River Grove Wet Wash Hromadka purchased the Fox River Grove Wet Wash business formerly owned by S. R. which includes the Kouba, but for machinery, the time being will lease the quarters from Mr. Kouba, with a view to moving the business, to his own property later on.

Mr. I Hromadka has purchased Ford truck with which he will make a all deliveris and it is hoped that he dertaking. success in his new due un- Correction the In last week's issue mentioning tertained at the at the names of the children, who en23rd, we Clubhouse on Thursday, July Beseda forgot to mention the of little Helene Musil who entertained with a dance and two little recitations. Louis' Pavilion The new 10c dancing system drew a large crowd to the Louis' Pavilion on Saturday evening. So many ing late, will take advantage of this new system, when they do not have to pay the know, admisthey sion charge.

10c dancing will continue throughout the season with Frank Banker's Orchestra of Elgin at the helm. Thomas Cerny Passes Away Cerhomas Fox Cerny, River father of F. passed J. away at his, home in Chicago on Wednesday, July 29th, 1925 at the age of eighty-six years. Mr.

Cerny was a resident of Chicago for sixtythree years. His death severs one link of a relationship consitsing of five generations. He is mourned by his wife, two sons, three daughters, forty-three grandchildren and thirty five great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Interment was held at St Adelbert's Cemetery in Chicago on Saturday. F.

I. Cerny, daughters clara, Mildred and Marie and son Stanley attended the services. Bottori Miss of Sylvia Jilek and Mrs. Hugh ternoon Cary spent Saturday at the home of Mrs. Opatrny.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kotaska son George of and spent the week-end Berwyn motored with relatives here. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Visa of Chicago rented the one of the Opatrny cottages on river. for the next month. and Mrs.

J. Kodl spent the Mr. week end at their cottage here. I Mr. and Mrs.

E. C. Peter of gonquin accomapnied by Mr. Helm of Duluth, Minn. visited in the Geo.

Opatrny home Mrs. B. Friday evening. Zitek is improving her home with brown shingles. Hair man Brothers are doing the work.

Mr. and Mrs. V. Uceny and son of Berwyn, IlL, motored out Friday and spent the week end at the home of the latters' parents, Mr, and Mrs. J.

Koss. The Misses Helen and Angela Zeman spent several days last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Pelik at Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Zeman and daughter Genevieve motored to Chicago on Sunday and and spent the week with his, family at their home here.

brought the girls back with them. O. Stengl motored a out on Satr Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. and daughter Yvonne, spent Sunday at the home of Miss Florence of Chicago. Mr. J. Sedlar sold his property week.

owns other lots Albert Mastoyia, of Chicago last in the Grove and plans to build immediately. Mrs. F. Jiroy of Pasadena who visited in the Opatrny home last week, accompanied Miss Ella Opatrny to Chicago on Wednesday where they witnessed the matinee performance of the "Gorilla playing at the Studebaker. They spent the evening at the home of the latter's sister Mrs.

Geo. Kotaska of Berwyn. Erwin LeGros and S. Ontl accompanied John Skala to Woodstock on Saturday served Mr. Skala as witnesseshen the declarat.on of his intention of taking out his final naturalization papers.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ruzha have built of concrete and stones a beautiful American Flag in their lawn. The flag measures about 3x6' and is minute in detail down to the forday. ty-eight stars.

It is very attractive, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Petrie had as and Mr.

and Mrs. Ruzha their guests over the week-end the are quite pleased with their work in that it Mr and Mrs. R. H. Un- was their own idea.

following: derhill of Hickly, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. L. Cernocky was a Chicago passD.

Wilson of Area, Ill, and Mr. enger on Friday. and Mrs. C. H.

Wells of Park Ridge, Mrs. E. LeGros attended the funeral services for Mayor Frank J. F. Fanta and J.

Smida Cerny's father in Chicago on SatJos. Koreda on Sunday and mo- urday. tored to Elgin, Ill. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe enterOpatrny Mrs. B. Pavlicek spent the week- tained Miss Gladys Hayford of and daughter Lillian are spending Mr. and Mrs. Henry and children end at her home here.

Mrs. A. Hulik Crystal Lake over the week-end. month of August in the home of spent several days of last week at Mrs. Pavlicek.

their Chicago home. I. Holan and niece Miss Elsie Mr. and Mrs. J.

Vacek spent the Mathaus attended the meeting of week-end at their home here. Ladies Bodality at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Vynalek moMrs. Jos.

Lyons. tored to Sauganash a suburb on the Mr. and Mrs. I. Holan, Mr.

and outskirts of Chicago, on Sunday and F. L. Jelinek of Cary and Miss spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Mathaus motored to Lake Gen- John Turner.

eva, on Sunday. Mrs. J. Petrovic has been spendMrs. I.

Holan. Elsie Ma- ing the past week with her daughthaus and Mrs. F. L. Jelinek and ter Mrs.

Geo. Kosatka. Francis of Cary, attended the John Petrovic and Miles Hajek of funeral services Thomas Chicago spent the past week with St Adelbert's Cemetary on relatives here. day. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Ruzha and daughMrs. B. Lush spent several days ter Mildred motored to Chicago on week with here mother Mrs.

R. Monday. Bilek. Anton Forst was a visMesdames Rose and Anna Bilek itor on Monday. Misses Evelyn and Adelaide Mr.

and Mrs. J. Dvorak and Mr. Lake Villa back to his home there at the Jira home Krasa F. Hamlin of and Mrs.

V. Jelinek of Chicago, visa several day stay. also planned to spend some ited, Miss Adelaide Krasa who is vis- time with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jeliting her grandmother for the sum- inek of Cary.

has joined the class in Bohem- Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Dierking, which meets at the Ceska Bese- Rose and Julia Kosatka and Mildred Clubhouse. Ruzha motored to Elgin on ThursKotaska's served a great number day.

Chicken dinners to members of Miss Elizabeth Hegner is enjoyGerman Turner Camp. The ing an extended vacation in the east. camp was congestel as they cele- Accompanied by Miss Jennie Hamms brated the opening of the Old Turn- of DesPlaines, Ill. the two girls left Home which was just completed. Chicago last Tuesday on the North Henry Kotaska had the honor of American which docks at the Minichosen go Hollywood to cipal Pier, which will take them to model the Society.

Grand. clothes and Buffalo, N. Y. From where they represent The Hub clothiers of plan to visit Albany N. Y.

New York State St. But am sorry to say that City and Pittsburgh, Pa. Coming had to decline. (Don't get too back by train, about two weeks in Mrs. Geo.

Maschek end daugh- Jos. Kosatka and son George moproud, Oh Henry). all. Valeve, Mrs. J.

Meyer and son tored to Chicago Sunday morning. were Chicago passengers Miss Emily. Hegner and Geo. Visa Thursday. of Chicago spent Sunday in the In the last Village Hall meeting home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Hausner. complete the interior of the Village Mrs. Anna Bilek and Mrs.

Rose The day as yet has not been Bilek left Sunday for a several day but plans for Labor Day are so stay with friends at Lake Villa. favored, watch for later partic- Miss Vivian Peter of Algonquin ulars. spent last week with her cousin Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Kotaska motored Geo. Opatrny. Chicago Tuesdty. Mr.

and Mrs. Jos. Laznovsky reMr. and Mrs. J.

Blecha of Chicago ceived a telegram from their daughmotored out Sunday to visit in the ter Lillian saying she was spending Vajdik home here. They took back the week-end in New York City, and them their son Jerry who had would spend the remainder of the the past two weeks here. week at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs.

V. Raim entertained Mrs. A. Priban of Chicago is a few friends and relatives ov- spending several days with her sisthe week-end, among them, their ter Mrs F. Fanta.

with their families, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kolar and J.

Just sons Mrs. L. Raim and: Dr. and of Chicago visited in the J. Vales Raim.

home on Sunday. At the last meeting of our Fire Mrs. P. Penkava and sons Miles Department, only five of the made four- and Peter spent Tuesday in Chicago members attended which shopping. necessary the matter boys, losing in- where Mrs.

N. Korbellar of to postpone the meeting Week-end guests in the Oliverius What's cottage terest? and Chas. and Ludington. and Bertha Korella and the Michigan, Misses FranMrs. J.

Koci sons ces a respending the week at the 'Messrs John and Joe Swartz. of S. Vajdik. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Peterka of Chica- to recently the cement go home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

CerThe Skala Construction Company and son James motored out finished the on the Vasko. porch ny Sunday and Mrs. S. Ruzha motored of the remodeled afternoon. S.

of F. has returned to his Mr. Chicago on Monday and later in J. Mayer Building after to by Mr. and in the County vacation.

the day of accompanied Berwyn visited the Mrs. several F. Fanta and Mrs. J. Smida Mrs.

Bohemian National Cemetery to pay weeks of J. Stober accompanied Mrs. Geo. Kaney after- to respects 1. the Stober, little Marcella, daughter Wanconda last Wednesday Mr.

away last January. Had she and Mrs. Kafka and A. Markvart lived passed the little one would have celeMiss L. and visited her fifth birthday on Monthe Chicago J.

Vajdik motored home out on Sunday. brated Miss Mathilda Soennicksen Mr. and out Sunday and visit- A. Soennicksen with a visit last Mrs. Jos.

Koreda of Chi- Plattsmouth, Nebr, surprised Mr. and in the motored home of the latter's par- Mrs. week. Miss Florine Soennicksen Mr. and Mrs J.

Potucek. companied her aunt on a motor Miss Anna Radous is spending of to Nebraska and will visit there for week vacation at the parents here Keller and sons Christine Soennicksen is visiting month. Mr. and Mrs. A.

of Cicero and Miss with friends for a week. Albert Sylvia and Sefeik: Carl of Chicago spent San- Sunday, visitors in the Soennieksen with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Opatray.

cottage were Mr. and Mrs. Erickson John Johnand Mr. and Mrs. and son Card of Thanks our son of Chicago.

We wish in this way and to thank the Pox Several ladies from here motored friends the Grove for their beautiful to the heme of Mrs. Chas. Van Derage Yacht Club recent bereave- at Elgin Tuesday morning where they offerings in our enjoyed a lovely luncheon and Inter Barbara Svoboda several games of banco. were: Those Joseph Svoboda, Jr. here who attended Jerry Henry Svoboda McGraw, Pokorny, Mrs.

Mrs. Chas. Goets and Mrs. Sroboda O. Stengi, Mrs.

Otto C. of Crystal Lake. William and Walter Gambers, af- Miss Alice Hope, May Hope, and Geo. and Mrs. J.

Norak and children spent the week end at the Wm. and Boothman home. out Leslie Shales of Crystal Lake spent Sunday in the Whittenberg home. Mrs. Rosenberg of Chicago.

spending several days with her sister Mrs. Wm. Boothman. The Misses Bertha and Hattie Honomichl visited with Mr. and Mrs.

Al- Nixbauer of Algonquin last D. and Wednesday. Misses Rose and Clara Jansky Chicago spent the week-end with Jennie Honomichl at the home her mother here. Mrs. Chas.

Vokac and son Bobby are spending the week with the former's mother Mrs. Burian of Berwyn, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. S.

R. Kouba accompanied by and Robert Laznovsky motored to Villiams Bay, Wisconsin, on Sunday to visit with A. the former's brother and 1 sister-inlaw Mr and Mrs. Robert Kouba who J. have a cottage here.

Miss Bertha and 1 Messrs Emil and Otto Honomichl are spending their vacation with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hesik, Mrs. Frank Breicha and Joseph Honomichl all of Chicago motored out on Sunday to spend the day with their aunt Mrs.

Marie Honomichl. Guests in the F. Smith Hotel were to the following: Mr. and Mrs. B.

Redl and children, Mr. and Mrs. Tuma and daughter, Mr. a and Mrs. Cetka and children, Misses Mae and Emily Kallal, Miss A.

Hauser, Mr. and Mrs. Jand Minarik, all of Chicago. Miss Bertha Honomichl returned to her duties in Chicago after spending a week's vacation at the home of her mother here. Miss Marie Hroza is spending vacation at the home of her parents." and Anton Prusha spent the week-end at their summer home here.

Robert is a member of the Cary Ball Team, which was to play Barrington Sunday, but the game was called off. Mrs. S. Kurch spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hroza. Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy, Miss M.

Promomeyer, Frank Cizek and Thomas, Tabor all of Chicago spent in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Radous. F.

J. Cerny and daughter Clara motored to Chicago on Tuesday where they were called to the bedside of the former's father Thomas Cerny who was very low. Mr. and Mrs. E.

LeGros visited in Berwyn on Tuesday. The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rezek built by A.

Prochasky, is about ready for occupancy and Mr. and Mrs. Rezek plan to move out permanently early in the fall. Frank Levora exchanged his property out here, which consists of three recently built cottages and his residence, for a piece of property in Cicero belonging to V. Farlik.

The transfer was made this week by Erwin LeGros. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Radous and daughters Lillian and Anna and son Joseph Jr.

left Monday morning for a motor trip to Niagra Falls. Mrs. A. Darda with her daughter Emily and son Ben motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Oliverius last Thursday. They were companied by the Misses Bertha and Frances Karella. Mrs. R.

W. Petrie returned last Wednesday after spending a week with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Titon Lower of Pullman, Mich.

While there Mrs. Petrie accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Lower and several cousins to a wedding at Albion, Michigan. A short way out of Pullman however, the car they were riding in, a Hudson Coach, skidded and toppled over into the ditch.

Though it is a miracle, the six occupants were none of them seriously injured except for a few scratches and being shaken up. The car was practically demolished. Mrs. Petrie is the wife of the Resident Engineer of the Ill. State Highway Commission.

GROVE THEATRE Fox River Grove, IL PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR Warren Colby at The Grove Wurlitzer Organ. Friday, Aug. Shows 7:30 and 9:00 P. M. Admission-Adults 35c, Children Western Attraction Pete Morrison and his horse lightning in.

"THE MYSTERY OF LOST RANCH Wild rooting cowboys -mysteryromance -humor- -and adventure. Also a good Andy Gump Comedy, "West Bound." Saturday, Aug. Shows 7:30 and 9:00 P. M. Admission- Adults 35c, Children 15c Florence Vidor, Matt Moore and Louise Fazenda in "GROUNDS FOR "On to freedom!" was the battle cry of the greatest divorce lawyer in Paris.

And then his wife took up the ery against him! Funny! It's nothin' else butAlso 2 reel Juvenile comedy "Over The Fence." Sunday and Monday, Aug. Shows 7:30 9:00 Admission- Adults $5c Children Leatrice Joy, Ernest Torrence, Allen Forrest in THE DRESSMAKER FROM PARIS with the 14 Internationa Beauty Models. More beauties than the Follies; more gowns than a fashi ition; more fun, than a circas, stirring love story. Also Cameo Comedy Danger." Shows 7:30 and 9:00 Bebe Daniels in CROWDED HOUR The tale of a girl who lost a and won her own soul. Kenneth Harlan Ray Barnes in the cast.

Also Latest News Reel and -Podge Comedy, "High Fliers" Mike Korecky motored to Chicago on Monday to buy up meats and groceries and when he had all his purchasing done dropped into a restaurant on Randolph street for bite to eat. When he came out however ready to make the trip back home "his truck was gone. He notified the police immediately but up to the present the stolen truck had not been located which means a loss of about $1000 to Mr. Korecky. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Hansner are entertaining Mrs. E. Truka and children and little Margaret Hansner, their grandchild, for a week.

Mrs. Geo. Gralfs and brother Geo. Perene spent Tuesday in Chicago. The undersigned will sell at public auction commencing at 1:30 p.

m. on SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 the following property: Kitchen Table, Kitchen Cabinet, Buffet, China Closet, Chairs, Rugs, Pictures, Electric Washer, Tables, Piano, Adam Schaaf Player; Electric Lamp, Rockers, Dishes, Canned Fruit, Linoleum Rug and numerous other articles. Auctioneer: Martin Bohl. MRS. WALTER GESKE, At William Luder's Farm.

F. B. Bennett, Attorney ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate of Clarence W. Colby, Deceased. AUCTION The undersigned, having been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Clarence W.

Colby, deceased, late of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the County Court of MeHenry County, at Court House in Woodstock, at the October Term, on the first Monday in October next. at which 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 3rd day of August, A. D.

1925. 32-34 T. L. Flanders, Administraotr DANCE EVERY SAT. NITE AT Louis' Pavilion Fox River Grove, Ill.

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