The Daily Sentinel from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 3

A A A A A A A I FINNEY OF THE FORCE By F. Western O. Newspaper, Alexander Union Finney's Wish Is Granted NOW THAT SUSIE FAITH. IF SHE WAS MORE LOIKE OTHER KIDS SHES SO BROIGHT BEYOND HER AGE PLAY, CUT- -UP A 1104 HER YAARS THAT IT DON'T. IN A BIT AV QA SAAM NATURAL! MISCHIEF! 00 Goa 0 JOHNSO DRUG STORE ALEXAUCEP WOODSTOCK DAILY SENTINEL, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1931.

PAGE THREE WOODSTOCK DAILY SENTINEL Published every evening except Sunday the 209 N. Benton Woodstock, In, dr Editor and Entered second class matter 1901 at the post office at Woodstock, under the Act. of Mar. 8, 1870. Carrier Carrier Per One Year Week By Mail Outside of City, one year 89.00 Outside Moltenty County, one year Locals Mr.

and Mrs. 'Lynn Hakes and baby son, Ellsworth, of Jacksonville, Florida, are guests for a few weeks in the Hakes-Roderick home. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Brown Jr.

of Oshkosh, Mrs. Orlo Brown Sr and daughter, Mary Ann, and Mrs. J. D. Hakes visited the Robert Kimball home at Palatine, 'Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy and family spent Thursday at Glenview. Clyde Hakes of St. Charles spent Wednesday and Thursday in Woodstock, having brought his mother, Mrs.

Lizzie Hakes, of Chile, to the local hospital for observation and treatment: Mrs. Hakes was a former resident of this vicinity, moving only four years ago to be' with her sister in Chile. Mrs. Hakes' condition is serious and friends are grieved to learn of her illness. Miss Grace Peters of Chicago is enjoying a two weeks vacation with, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Baler and family. 1 Miss Elsie Feaman of Union spent from Sunday until Wednesday in the Lome of Mr. and Mrs. William Botts.

Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Newman returned to their home in Chicago after spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. M. Newman and in the Leslie Knutson home in Franklinville.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 'Dietz of Jefferson Park were callers in the A. Boyce home Thursday. Paul O'Leary is enjoying his vacation with his sister, Mrs.

Gordon Stafford and family. 6 Miss Mabel Gibson and Miss Catherine 'Renich were Chicago callers today, Friday. Mrs. Ogle K. Howell and Mrs.

H. G. Abraham were Elgin callers Thursuay. Mr. Robert Haden left Thursday to spend a few weeks with his niece, Mrs.

G. Muller at Des Plaines. Auction Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SATURDAY, JUNE 20 P. M. on the premises at 331 Johnson avenue, Woodstock HOUSEHOLD GOODS 141 Consisting of Beds, Bedding, Stoves, Tables, Chairs and other Furniture, all the property 'of the late Mrs.

Elizabeth Cameron, deceased. Some of this furniture is walnut and would be considered valuable as antique; also one folding bed, with large mirror, in perfect condition. Terms-Cash. Col. Chas.

Leonard, Auctioneer W. S. McCONNELL Administrator Estate' of Elizabeth Cameron, deceased Mrs. J. Edw.

Ercanbrack of Chicago is. visiting her sister, Mrs. George Mentzer and family. Mrs. Fredrick Rodey and son, Fredrick Jr.

of Davenport, will spend, a few days with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Frank Kneibusch and family. George Eckert and son, Walter left Sunday to visit in Oaklahoma City for a short time. Margaret Daniels is visiting in Oak Park for a week. Miss 3 Helen Eckert left Wednesday for Chicago where she will spend a week visiting.

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hacker spent their seventh anniversary at Devils Lake, on Thursday. They report a delightful day.

Mrs. G. Muller and son of Des Plaines was a Woodstock caller Thursday. Mrs. Marie Rahn and daughte: Eleanor, Mrs.

Carl Hess and daughter, Helen, and Mrs. Edith Wilkerson spent Thursday in Elgin. Attorney and Mrs. Floyd E. Eckert and family returned to their home Thursday evening a.

or attending the re-dedication of Lincoln's Tomb at Springfield Wednesday. They greatly enjoyed the program as well as several places of great scenic beauty which they visited on the way to and from Springfield. Miss Grace Stompanato attended the commencement program on Monday night of the University of Chicago as a guest of one of her former classmates. Miss Agnes Quinlan was a Chicago visitor Wednesday. Miss Julia Duffy of Elgin is a guest in the home of her sister, Mrs.

Margaret Nealin in Hartland. Miss Avis Pierce of Madison was at home for the week-end. Miss Pierce will be numbered among the graduates from the University of Wisconsin on Monday next. She has completed her major in English. Mr.

and Mrs. W. P. Miller left this Thursday morning for Champaign. where they will attend the conference of the Illinois State Agriculture Instructors association.

While there they will visit Mrs. Miller's sister and brother and families instead of their son as stated in Wednesday's issue of the Sentinel. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller and baby reside in Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Larson visited the peony field of Miss Belle Hudson at Hebron this week.

Miss Hudson's field, located just outside of Hebron cn' the cement, is a beautiful spot at present. J. H. Turner, Mrs. Frank Rehorst and Mrs.

Ethel Bathelet and son, all of Hebron, were guests in the G. A. Larson home recently and witnessed Eugene Larson receive his diploma as a graduate from the local high school. Frederick D. Beach and Alma V.

Taylor, both of Elkhorn, were united in marriage on Wednesday, at the home of the officlating clergyman, Rev. N. A. Sunderlin. Mr.

Beach, commonly known as Del Beach, was one of the overseers of the work of building Lake dam. Mrs. Allie Roe of Chicago is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.

Stone. Used Cars We have leased the lot between Kniebush's Billiard Parlor and Bower's Barbecue on Main Street, Woodstock, and will have real bargains in used cars to offer to the public. Below is a partial list of used cars available: 31 1931 Plymouth Sedan 1928 Studebaker Sedan 1930 Ford Sport Roadster 1928 Whippet Coach 1929 Ford Tudor Essex Coach 1929 Ford Coupe 1926 Chrysler 70 Coach Claude V. Colby Distributor of DeSoto and Plymouth Automobiles Leo. Nehring, Salesman Ci Gertrude Sunderlin and Margaret Brown were guests on Tuesday and Wednesday in the A.

Sunderlin home: Mrs. David Floyd spent Monday at Crystal Lake and attended a birthday 'party in honor of her granddaughter, Janet Forman. Mrs. Fred Butts and daughters and sons, Mrs. Herbert Ashby and daughter and Mrs.

Albert Gehrke, all of Woodstock, were' visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Petrie of. Sycamore, on Tuesday. The girls enjoyed the afternoon playing golf and tennis in the city park of Sycamore.

Mrs. Ashby and daughter are remainnng for a few days. MRS. M. C.

PETERSEN Mary Alice Conerty, wife of Mack C. Peterson, who passed away at her home on Seminary on Wednesday, June 3, was born at Lanesboro, on January 24, 1876. When but a young girl she with her parents to Hartland, in (1857. She was united in marriage with Mack Peterson on March 25, 1906. Mrs.

Peterson suffered because of illness for many years, but through all of her suffering was mindful of ethers, 'always looking forward to regaining her health that she might better do for others, not only her immediate loved ones but any who needed comfort or help. She was an active member of the Presbyterian church, Woodstock, for fourteen years giving her services and loving support through all the departments of the church work. She wa's a great inspiration to her nilnister and her forced absence unaccount of illness Was a loss felt by Her pastor, the Rev. E. K.

Hershey, often visited her in her illness and 'of the helpfulness of those visits she many times spoke to her friends. She was Christian in her belief and tad no miss-givings concerning God and her relation to Him. She was Christian in her life, ever seeking the welfare of the Kingdom of God. She was Christian in her relation to' other Christian people. She loved her church but this did not cause her to lose sight of the fact that she was a ber of a church that was larger than! any earthly organization to which she might belong.

Surviving her are her husband, one sister, Mrs. Elmer Eckert of Woodstock and five brothers, Henry and John, also of Woodstock. Charles of Janesville. Dr. James of Los Angeles, and Frank of Harvard, Ill.

There are also many friends who will ever cherish the memory of this Gear loved one. Her funeral services were held in the Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon, June 6. 1931. The services were conducted by the Rev. Roderick Murray, pastor of the Methodist church and by her sister members of the Order of the Eastern Star.

Card of Thanks We wish to thank our neighbors and friends, the Order of Eastern Star, the Danish Brotherhood, the' Ladies Aid, Sorosis and Ruth Service Guild of the Presbyterian church for kindresses shown during the illness and lat the time of the death of our dear wife and sister. MACK C. PETERSEN Mr. and Mrs. HENRY A.

CONERTY Mr. and Mrs. FRANK CONERTY Mr. and Mrs. JOHN CONERTY Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer ECKERT DR. JAMES CONERTY. COURT HOUSE NOTES Dairyman's State Bank to Edith P. Scott, QCD, June 12, 1931.

Joseph L. Kolpek and to John Cihlar, WD, May 29, 1931. George W. Sherman et al to Karl H. Weis and WD, June 1, 1931.

Frank H. Wattles and to Frances' Dette, WD, June 15, 1931. Emma Meyer and to Evelyn Rose Geske, WD, June 17, 1931. Marriage Licenses Clarence R. Peterson, Seneca tc Anna Horn, Woodstock, Ill.

June 15. Emil Guse, Union, to Hazel Peterson, Seneca, June 15, 1931. ELGIN ATTORNEY SUED FOR $10,000 RESULT OF ROW Warren S. Jackman, advertising manager of the Fox Valley Herald, a weekly Dundee newspaper, has filed suit for $10,000 damages against Perry D. Wells, Elgin city attorney.

The suit followed an alleged sluggin.g in the office of Mayor Myron H. Leman of Elgin a fortnight ago in which Wells is said to have struck Jackman in the neck, injuring Jackman so badly he was forced to spend three days in a hospital with his neck packed in hot cloths. The suit, which was filed in the Elgin city court by R. Waite Joslyn, attorney for Jackman, has been set for hearing during the September trem. The declaration is not to be placed on file until the last week in August, it was said.

Jackman claimed he had been invited into the office of Mayor Lehman for a friendly conference, and that Wells, becoming angry over a story published in the Fox Valley Herald which said "Wells must have known what he was doing when he resigned $3,600 a year job as assistant state's attorney to accept the $3,500 city attorneyship," struck the newspaper man in the jaw and in the neck, in- Foot Itch Millions Have Athlete's Foot Why suffer from the queer skin disease causing severe itching of toes and feet, cracking, peeling skin, blisters, Ringworm, Trench Foot or Hand Itch, when you can avoid infection and quickly heal your skin with Dr. Nixon's Nixoderm? Based on the famous English Hospital formula, discovered by leading London skin specialist, Dr. Nixon's Nixoderm acts with amazing speed, because designed for this particular skin disease. Nixoderm, is teed. It must stop itch and quickly heal your skin or the small cost will be refunded.

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