The Woodstock Sentinel from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 5

THURSDAY, JUKE 19, 1924. rrom tarroa FvLb Thursday eening i ira irjtm. a rs. Isadora was .4 fuest at' aha meeting ot Westminster will k'r iiiaJliUwJ foriy eTen'" f-ir h4. cation, Mrs.

Ednin Ptfisnrf. an by Mrs. Chrt Stewart and UurrougJis, were Harvard Gas Pressure Is Kept Nonl, Dark1? Cbingirtg; of Mains 73i United Gas Electric company is to be commended for Its efforts on Thursday afternoon to keep up the supply and pressure of gas during the changing of -soine mains along the cement road east of Woodstock. 1 ilk L' 4 The companyv'hadj published a notice In the Sentinel the day before to the effect that It rofcbt Necessary turn off the, gas during the afternoon. An extra amount of 'pressure Mrs.

Qulnlan was a Chicago on Wednesday una Thomson was, a Chicago oiiui uu weunesaay. Mrs. H. Allen 'were Sunday-visitor at Salemn, Wis. MUia Bending and Evan Bryant were Belvldere callers on Saturday.

Miss OUye Buckley of Elgin spent me week-end with her mother here. Prank Bobart of 'Belvldere 'was business, visitor in Woodstock pn Sa urday. Mrs. Oscar Walters and sop, left today for Galesburg to visit' her mother. Paul 0, Hoelscherof Aurorqa was business, visitor, in Woodstock on Saturday, Mr.

and Mrs. Arch. Hill spent the week-end summer cottages! 1 Lake Mrs. Kimball of Tanpan street. who has been seriously ill, is cqb- siuerabiy Improved, Prank Roe and family pf Chlcagp spent Sunday In the Roe home pn Judd street, Miss Cordelia Stockton ot Rens-.

pelaer is' a guest In the borne of her Mrs. Coe. Helen Wfepke is at homeJrom her year's work as a student at Carthage college, Carthage, III; i Jfr. and Mrs, Evan Bryant and daughter, Audrey, visited her parents at Marengo On Sunday. r- L.

D. Mosher of Danville is spending a fpw days in the hpme of 1 and Mrs. A. Mosher, Misses OJga Piske and Margie Coffee attended the Trabea' dance, on Saturday night at Miss Hilda Olson, Miss Mary An derson and Mrs. Alma Merchant were Elgin visitors on Satprcjayw Mr.

and Mrs. P. P. McDonnell visit ed her daughter, Mrs, William Rosen at Algonquin on Sunday. George Smith entertained his moth and sister, Mrs.

Kate Wagner pt Mctienry several days this week. Miss Helen Eckert has returned front Jacksonville Will- spend the summer vacation at her home here. Miss Ann Wiberg left on Wednesday for DeKalb where she plans to spend the rummer at the DeKalb Iforma! school Mrs, Homer Rpwser of, Ft Wayne, for several days in tjie fcvan Bryant and, Charles. Strattpn nomes. 1 Miss Esther Flake returned, home Sunday after a two weeks'- vacation spent with Mrs.

Charles Anderson 'of Marengo. Arthur. Bartelt who is employed If; cnicago, is spending a wCek'a vaca fipp with relatives and. friends In Friday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs, IT. M. Turner at; I Lorety Dressendorfcr went to CV.i-" 1 Thurdsay of last wcrk be when Miss Jessie. Turner Miss Turner accompanied th home. nnJ Henrietta Shirley of arrived here Friday of last cf visit for, a week in the 3) Whitney 'Brlehara and WiULn.i LM From hwe they will go to V.

to spend r. Mr. and.Mrs.tEd.'.nartwdl-a- a of San'DIogo, Calif- are'vi- ii the home of the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hart well.

and Mrs. Robert Newbegla of San-Diego, announce, tha birth of a son, born June 4. Mrs. New begin is a grand daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ira Phillips.

A small cyclone struck tleboa' Thursday night about 9 o'clock. Many trees, telephone and electric 'llht; poles were blown down. The street and fields were flooded by the heavy rain and hail that came with, tlq wind. Roy Neal, A. V.

Judson K. and Kramer Porter mo tored to Huntley Thursday night' A Nlzer automatic retrlKeratlng system has. been installed in the which Is operated by electricity. It has a capacity for eight five-gallon tubs. LICESSED TO WED i i Edward York, Seneca; Gertrnde Kopaell, Woodstock: George Steadman, MadKon, Elizabeth Stanford, Marengo.

Ernest IL Beloit, Florence Harvard. Robert Clifton Blazer, LibertyvUle; Agnes Lightbody. LibertyvUle. Fred Trcbes, Hartlanft; Elizabeth Mileke, Hartland. James Isom, Chicago; Nellie Reed, Zion City, Observations of Oldest Inhabitant The modern youth thinks be vip.

ginla reel wm a picture Enquirer. Some Never Learn We learn early not to talk with our mouth full a lot harder. It la. to leara Dot to talk with opr bend empty, Boa- ion iransenpt. -i i The Modern Mati1 nilda "Now, do try and remember wbfit I want yon to do.

If Harry cmn, telephone Jack that I cun't neet hlni because I've gt to keep an appointment with Ceorge." London TU-IJJts. --vf IT 'ii mr 1 if 5 II -V of last, Week. Itobb graduated from the 'of this IJe brought 1 the happy' news that he and1 Rpbb will be, in Chicago next i winter and thus Wood stock friends, can to enjoy inpre visits tr6m Robb iwas formerly! Miss i Olive-, 'Harrlison, an instructor of English In our Woodstock Community. High school. "Mr, and it C.

Allen -and; son, Me'rllnfof Washington, are guests in Uie Emlle DeCroix home And in the W- E. A)len home at guests, drove from Washington coming 'over scenic drive thef National This drive is one ot the most beautiful In the United States, The hard road is kept in-perfect condition with, never A detour, but if you do not like hills do not try this highway. The Aliens Will return pver a different routed, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Laux of Omaha, Nebraska visjtpd la, the homes of John J. Wurtxinger and John A.

Wur-tainger on Washington street Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Laux is a cousin Of Joqn J. 'Wnrtzlnger and has been attending the Sanger- fest in Chicago. Mr.

Laux is head ot, the' Omaha branch of the North American Singers' league. This organization closed the celebration of Its Diamond Jubilee on Sunday night This celebration was held in the Col Chipago the past week. Mr- and Walter Singleton ot Long Cat, reached Woodstock on Tuesday. for a short visit in the borne of Rev, J. Schneider.

Mrs' Singleton is a sister of Mrs. Schneid er The Singletons came from their home at, Long Reach, by auto. Like who come through from the far west, they have had many inter eating experiences. The heat was terrible 4 tha. desert and the cold equally so in-the high mountain re glons, Water, was to get in some, places and the travelers paid as high as a dollar a pailful In some Woodstock friends enjoyed a visit from Mrs Eugene McGee and sou over the Week-end, They were guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs, Irving Kclsey; MpGe U1 be better teniembered Fanny Belle Greeu- WQOq, S5fa tp leave soon for a Visit' With tlflr fllnter Mian Via kt Los Angeles, Calif. It will interest friends here to know that Eva has been pensioned by the United States government for twenty years' of faithful service as a govern ment nurse in an Indian reservation, Miss Eva Greenwood has the distinc tion of being the first colored pupil to graduate from a Woodstock High Mrs. C. B. Frama and Mrs.

James Dermont" attended the commencement program of the Chicago Musical col lege on Monday. Mrs. Frame's daughter, Mrs. Arlene Frame Durkee, is a graduate in the 'class of 1024 of thaf Mrs. Durkee leaves for her home In Dakota on June 27.

She to return (n the fall to again take up work in the same school of mutlc for tho purpose of earning a degree. Mrs. Durkee won the highest prize the school prerb in a recent contest given there. The prize is free tuition at school for a year and includes work which amounts to $1,500. Shp later won a second $300 Woodstock Men Kxpenenftj clone Jear Bujron's Bridge George.

Knnack, eon Junior, Lars Jensen 'and John Jones, while on a fishing trip at Burton's bridge, over the Fox river, Thursday evening, had the -unpleasant 'experience of being caught Iq 4 small cyclone about, 9 p. TioHforj wlSifearlied near the bridge a.long Uie, side, the highway and "was very nearly blown off the embankment A small' raal estate office, located across tho road a short distance back In the was picked up by the wind and carried about 00--feet and dropped tighten front of the car. The building was entirely Wrecked, A heavy rain fell out in Hartland township the same evening but there was but little oq either side of this territory. RESIDENCE CHANGES Residence changes made during the month of June hove been as foi- ows: rt R. Wright from North street to EJ05 East Jackson street Mrs, Mah's field from Cass to Tbroop si reek- ii The Charles Clossoq and Don Marcy' families from Clay street to Minnesota.1 if rl 1 C.

E. Barnett frpm out of town to 13Q North street' Walter' Drew from farm to 804 Washington street Sperry from South Jefferson street to Clay street Clifford Merwln from Chqrch street t9 Henry Stoldorf from Clay street tq Madison 'street B. D- Holmes from 805 Washington street to farm, 1 Jbhn Hayes from' Throop street to Washington. C. V.

Whitc'omb out ot Mr. Whitcomb has been an instructor of English In "Woodstock Com.ronntty High school the past few yearWHe will teach at Lake Geneva in tl)e coming year. Mrs. Fox. from' Dean street to Jolinsbnrg.

Robert OUon from Calhoun 6lreot Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heckenbach and Clarence ot Chicago," were Sunday guests in the Rodprick- Hakes home. Mr.

and Mrs, Charles Shales were called to Wi last we'pk on account, of the sertpus illness of vnjJd at the Cairn's home on SToea Mrs. K. C. Bonner returned home on Wednesday from Chicago where sue auenuea tne commencement program off hern.ep1i,ew, Danny-Bon ner young iad. is a.

grdgate front the 8th grade of St Bouaven ture school. In a i class of graduates he was chosen to give the Class addresSf Mrs. Hamilton Thomas of Detroll Is tha ot her daughter, Mrs. settle Long. The Thomas family is making plans to' move from Detroit to pigln.

Mr, Thomas is at present emoloyed the National Pjsculjt papery at etrpit. George Morlarty is. enjoying lyeeas vacaimn. irom His duties as umpirie in tba American He came to Woodstock Wednesday even ing to be here tor the commencement exercises qf. the class ot 1924 of Woodstock Community High school Ma son is a member or the puss.

(. Miss Emma Wiberg, graduate from tae Kindergarten school at 'Oberlin ing xiasa qi vm, returned homo pn hunaay. Her sister. Miss Agnes Wfperg, spent. Commencement week with her at Oberlin Mrs, Margaret Quigley of Chicago is a guest In the Fred Carroll home.

Mr. and Mrs. William Maher and Jphn Corcoran and son, Joseph spent Sundav In CMoaan Q. Francis and spent several days last week at Tonica, ftfra: W- W. IJIltabjand of Tonica accompanied them home She was one of tho many who epioy- ca -xe uue Tym concerte'' at the church, 6n W- ana, nirs.

itaipn waikun epter- lamem on Monday evening in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Hoyt E. Morris Twelve guests were present, and en, Joyed" "OO," bunco' 'and Indoor jgolt Ir. and Andprsonj and Kenneth," ot Marengo, MlV and Harry Piske ot Kenosha. Mr, and Mrs.

Ever Johnson of Woodstock, and Mr." arid. Mrs. Cart Quass atc son. Junior, knd. daughter's, Ger'ajdine ana ireno or were fttiosta in the Frank Piske home oyer Sun- flay.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schossow and son, Donald, and Miss Martha Gehrke eni oaiuraay.ana tsunoay visiting friends and relatives in Chipago, un there return home Monday morn ing tney were -accompanied by Mrs. yy Hiiam jiopsei and little son, Ed ward, who will spend a few weeks with relatives here.v Mips Marie. Wagner left on Monday iui ouuu du, ivwit, waerq Baa.

win visit for abput fouf w'epka witl her Sister, Mrs. William Pitsmorrjs. Prqra there she goes to DesMalhes, whefre sne wm. act as maid-bf -honor at the weauing 01 ner Drotner, "VVUIlam Wagnpr. Agnes Wiberg writes from Oberlin.

Oftlp, that' slip enjoying- her Vaca- t)qn tnere to. the limit Miss Wiperg is at Oberlin ipr th.e week in order to ba present at the graduating ajcUri- tles of her sister, Emma Wiberg who graduated on Wednesday from, (he Oberlin KIndergarteu school at Oberlin, Ohio. Miss Elizabeth Murphy' returned TueBdar evening frpnv attending' school at 8t, Mary's! at Notre Damp. Hpr mother, Mrs, Qcprge I Muyphy, mpt jPr at AUifiiuB arrjvea Wednesday evening from Oberlin where she has. bean attending spbooi 4-L AknA r.

rft t. I1 puat tmr, ouie yni oe noajo jor Messages' received by the home folks G. Griebel, an4, iJQln Eddy" tell of their trip west, by-'aijtp. Mpssrs, Griebel and, Eddy are beaded tar wasnington ta.te.. Their last message was Sent from Grand 'Rap 1dsr Norths Dakota.

They, camppd, tt tljis place which is in the southeast ern pari pr wanota and where they are Jlndlng the mud, almpst 'm- passaqio. inp roaqs are, good flry weather. but irf wetvwfiaUt 9rp heavy wJth, gumbo rpud, Th-wen. "expect to make a short sidy at 1. Dakota, where they jiope.

to visit; in the horns, of and Richard fulia DbnnplJy is also i in that homo. Newell wfts but 100 rolled from their last carta but It' seemed 'an'-r almost impossible Journey because of the mud. 4 vumeua iji4ri)8, wno ops oepn teaching, in Minnesota, is spending the' summed in Wpodstpck with' her cpusJiv.Mra, H. Taul Gray. Mr.andiMr..w, SMcConnell had a happy observance pt their twenty-pdventh wedding anniversary on Sunday.

-They had with them their spn and wife: Mr. and Harold Mc-QonnelJ and Eilly, of Denver, and Mr. and JVlra. George Grant of Crystal Lake," and Mrs. Harold McConnell and son made the trip here by auto and expect td be in Woodstock about two weeks.

Lawrence Rnppert, son of and Mrs. A. Ruppeft of filNorthi Madison 'street left on Thursday for 1 an auto, trip Ha goes with lis qncle and aunt, Mr. and MJcbacl Hammer, ot Chicago, The party, plan to go to AUmiBtown, stopping at Gettysburg an'd 'other Interesting points including 'On the way hpme they will make a stop at Sybil Hendricks "Pent Sunday In the Oscar Rmleliuf home atiRock ford, Mrs. Rudelips' Mrs.

Doten has returned to Rockford after spendlil the wlqterVwJthj ber flaugh-ter. MrdlMLrlaa'IUdenl and famlyat Camp Brapg, fN'orth Carolx.ua. Little Jean Bickford. Hidden accon'f aniod Mrs. Doten ford, to '1 f'e suiirtier ia tlie JHius 1 i Woo i a t' BE TEST TRAinillS PLACE III COUNTRY 1 -1 CHICAGO, June1 l7(INh-Canp borne of the Illinois National will be! the finest i training place in the country heft plans rare cqmpleted, according to Major t)en eral MUton Foreman, command; Ing ithe Thirty-third division.

i The next General Assembly? asked to appropriate -funds to igiv very unit In the division a perman- cnt home and to rent additional grounds adjoining the camp to ac commodate the Jong range rifles of the field artillery, he said. Already the ground is In condition for- aft kinds ot drills, in which the entire division can participate. sixteen permanent battalion mesp halls, each with capacity for more than 250 with permanent sanl iary nxtures and bathrooms, are being constructed no- out of the 1325,000 appropriated by the last as sembly, An equal number of tempor ary halls are being built 1 "Camp Grant ia ideally MaJ. Gen. Foreman said In discussing the plans.

"It is two miles from Rockford, can be reached by four railroads, four concrete auto roads and a trolley line." By August the division commander expects an enlisted strength of. be tween li.uuu and 12,000 men-the biggest aggregation ot National Guardsmen evei brought, together in the United States. All the troops have been recognised federally and kre under United States army discipline. All units of tha guard are attempting to recruit to limit strength The units ot the Thirty-third divir sion will go to camp this summer as follows: 124th' Field Artillery, to Camp Custer from July 12 to 2f; 123rd Field Artillery, to Camp Custer from July 12 to, 26; 122nd Field Ar tillery, to Camp Custer from July 28 to 203ml Artillery Corps (anti-aricraft) to Fortress Monroe, Va from September I to 15; Division Special 108th Medi cal Regiment Corps, 33rd Signal Cooir pany; 108th Motorcycle Company, lOSth Ordinance Company, 83rd Military Police Company, 33rd Tank Company, and divisional infantry units, to Camp Grant front August 9 to 23. WOODSTOCK KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EHJ0X Woodstock Kniithts of Columhus and their families Journeyed tp Elgin Sunday afternoon and enjoyed the program prepared fpr them by Elgin Knignts, in spite of the weather.

Plans Jifld been made to open the day with a picnic dinner, following with an indoor-ontdpor ball. Same between Woodstock and Elgin and other doings. On account of tho weather and considerable hard work, on the part of. the two committees pJsns were made for the games to bp played la the afternoon and afterwards supper to be served in the club rooms of the Elgin KnighU. The feed was served in great style and about fifty from were overloaded with' good things to cat Elgin Knights and their ladles know how to treat their guests royally and Woodstock Knights will have to step lively to show Elgin and equally good 1 time two weeks from now, Sunday, 'June 25.

i The ball game started, on schedule time and ended in a victory for Woodstock by the score, ot 9 to 3, Tji game was foatured. by a hopip-run and several two, and three-base hits. Mary Croak of Woodstock won a box of candy by throwing an itidoor ball the farthest Tbera were about twelve women from Elgin and Wdod-stock competing Jn this Next was the fastest runner of the boys present ages from 5 to 12: This was also won by a Woodstock boy, Charles McGee. Ha received a ball for his efforts. Next was a race for the older' boys which was by an Elgin "Japk" Malono.

A fat man'g race was scheduled to be run but wa not Woodstock would have won that race also as "aierb" Concy iras the, qnly really fast, fat man present Jersey County Board Gets Costly Lesson JERSEY VILLE, June 1T (INS) The Board of Supervisors of Jersey county has received a Costly lesson in Illinois taxing laws. Enlightenment on ope little legal point cost the county $13,227.66. Because a yea and, nay vote on the county's tax levy was not taken by the board as 'required by lawyers for the Chicago -ami Alton railroaq and the Chicago, Burlington and Quinry railroad were, able to pick flaws in the records that saved tho railroads from paying taxes to tho county. 1 Ths End of That' He was ten, I was. nine.

We fm fohil of to each, other in 8tiool. For punishment our tenrber would make us sit together." One day; being "Tunished." whq should vUif sh(Mil but my mother and a cou.sin. That emltd my f.rt lova af-fJr. rxclsanre. June-lTSpocl'al Correspondence tos The'.

Sentinel -W. E. Smith, J- C. J. V.

Buckland and XJ3AOOOJ Bl3dtfW writing. Her manjjfrlends. wish her Jay Cristy drove to Waupaca, last returning on; Saturday. Wayne Foss, who tJa. been slowly I The summer.

Bible school held In the. Rlngwoodj school, past two weeks was closed by- a pageant given by, the. children at. the church Sqnday afternoon under the tniftruc- nous ui luuir urcuerr 1 Miss Bernice Smith attending school at, Bloomlngton" for the suni- Miss Mary Harrison attended Be-loit commencement; last weclc re- Mrs-yNcllta Dodso, is r. JU.

this Miss Flora, Taylor entertained the Home Circle. pu afternoon. v' Mr. and Mrs, Hitchea entertained friends Sunday from, Chicago; Mri Lottie Harrison 'entertained a few frleinls at earda on last Friday afternoon. Josephine Hepburn and sister, clarion, are.

attending sumpicf school at DeKalb. i Grace 9f N.orth. Crjrstt Iako visited, her parents, jir.j and lrs. George Wednes i Mr-, and, Mr. Raymond Harrison announce the ofaj daughter on Mrs.

Spaulding visiting friends iq Woodstock several days, last week. Mr. and, Mrs. Louis Hawley enter-. tsined Mr.

Sbou and fripnd ly school work- witness done witlh pageant- WARY CHIUSTOFFEL rmrm u- -The marriage of Miss Mary, Geno vleve ChristoffeI and William A Friedera of Aurora took, 'on Tuesday, morning, Jane 10, Opr Lady of Good Council churjhIpt! Aurora. They wero 'by i Miss Irene Christoffel, daughter of J. F. Christoffel ot and Mathew Christoffel ot Aurora. Rev.

N. Christoffel of Joliet performed the cere mony. Little Audrey Worth of York- ville, niece of thd bride acted as flower girl, The. bride was. charmingly gowned in a dreas of charmeuse apd Spanish an embroidered vpil of tulle, Sho carired a sliower bouquet ot ajiil.llUaa the valey.

Her bridesmaid wore a gown of peach georgetto crepe ovfiraUn with hat to match. She carried plulk roses. i After a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's parents, tjie young couplq left by. auto for a wedding trip to the Dells, stoppings on! the way at the home of the bride's broth er, J. F.

Christoffel of this city, IIEOHOII HEBRON, June 14 Sneclal Corre- snondencA to The Sentinel-A wed ding ot much interest was solemnixed at St Patrick's Catholic- church at Tuesdav jmornine at o'clock. When Mlaa Heli Mary Van- ierkarr; becaiMS tho bridoi o.f Jorge Edward Breqnen. Father Kearney performed the ceremony in the presence of gathering- of relative and friends. The. bride was attended and friends.

The. bride was attend hef tMlltin!" MisaAlIcertVndenka aifHhH M'tU ar, jWrphy, toI the Jrima3fl 5dding breakfast; was fit the home ot the bride's parents. Twelve tuests being present. Pink and wbite'roses WCIO untu ill mo uL-curaiious UI' IHU TieMlMllll' VfltiflrtrVa- h'Amh Tha Mia beiWHoshanara crcne' wtth' ht and shoes to match; tier' bouquet tyfls or- enms anu uues or tne vaiioy, The maid 'of honor wasgowned 1 In cocoa crepe' and tarried 'i rose buds and lilies of the allcy. The orlde of this nnlon Kwnmi daughter of Mr', and Mrs.

E' Vander- karr of South Hebron and ts favor- ifr hmon hef countless trienda. groom is the onlv son or "Mr "ami Mr John Brennan, rpsldinjj orth'of He- is 'a of 1 ltnrinpstfnnnht Immediately following 4ne wedding Tepaat. Mr. and Ms. Brennan left by, onto on a trip of several Greeks through the" western stales.

On their return they'will com mence houscKeeptng In the cottage on be at, hpms tp jnany frlendaj who wish them happiness prosperity in their married life. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Kolla nf iTar- vard Hebron Visitors Thursday v' Earl HaWthorna of Woodstock were pleasant callers in the Ed. Hawthorne home Thursday evening.

S. Losee was a business caller In Sharon. Wis, on Tuesday. those from here' whn at tended the Rebekah assembly ot District No. 4, held at Marrnefo on Tuesday 'vera Mine's.

Fred WVlhon, C. HunL Clarence Judson. E. V. Brown and Carl Peterson.

Miss Florence Turner; of Chicago visited for several days With hot i -r- ents. Mr. an 1 Mrs. 3 inn 4 1 Tlll'lll ,4 ,1 M.ias. Sunday, thff'vtork'the'diildrin' hal was turned on 'at the noon hour i and the1 flow of gaa routed via Marengo and Harvard.

Woodstock gets its gas from Au rora and the pumps were kept going to the limit all afternoon, with-' the result that none of the company's j-patrons here were In the least incon ventenced. The pressure kept tip un til the change was made in the mains and the routing changed back1 to normal. FIFTY-EIGHT SCEIIIA SPOTS OF URBANA, June ll-r(INS) Fifty-eight scenic spots have oepn selected ny tho committee ot the University of Illinois named to select the 100. most boautltul spots' Inj ni- inols. The others will be chosen as soon as the committee can complete the work.

Suitable markers wll be placed at each spot The committee is composed Lorado Taft, of Chicago; Mrs. Mary E. Aleshire ot Plymouth; Prof. J. Blair of Urbana, and Vf.

R. E. lUerony mous. ot Urbana. The spots already selected Include: Apple River Canyon, Jo Daviess county; Twin Sisters and Indian rocks, Savanna; Smith's Park, Mt Carroll; Highway, Grand Detour; Pine Creek and Pipe Forrest Dixon and Oregon; Rock River, Dixon, B)ack Hawk Statue, Oregon; Castle Rock, Oregon; Levtng's Pork, Rock-ford Old Blackberry Creek Mill, Yorkvlle; Campus, Northprn Illinois State Teachers' College.

DeKalb; Glen County Forest Starved Rock Stat Park, La Salle county; Deer Tarlt, La Salle; Reels Bridge and The Dells, Mackinaw river, Woodford county, Black Hawk Tower and surroundings, Rock Island; Glen Ellyn Lake, Glen nuiyn; Mumum and Big Piano; River Front. Steartor: Kanka kee River, Momepcp; Wild Cat Springs, Hancock county: Indian Mounds, Quincy; Peoria Heights, Peoria; Spoon Rver, Bernadotte; Highway and Vermillion River, Dan- vile; "City Lake, Hillsboro; Cahokia, Mounds, East St. Louis; City Park, Rloomington; Duncan Park, Jackson ville; New Salem, Petersburg; Reb- man Park, Gorevillo; Jackson Hollow Pope, county; River Front, Piasa Bluffs, Wabash River; Mt. Carmel; Garden of the Goda and Bluffs SfiU Hodse Hollow, Harrisburg; Camp Seymour, Cliffs Johnson county; Rocks on Ohio River, EHza-bethtown; Kickappo, iwia Ft, Massac, Metropolis; Fox River, Aurora; Lincoln Monqment Springfield; Ft. Gage, Mississsippi River; Highway, Effingham; Decatur Lake, Decatur; Fountain Jackson county; Wolf Lake, Union county; Bailey Falls, Oglesby; Fondulac Drive East Peoria; Lowell Dixon: Fox River, St, Charles; Mooseheart, on Fox River; Koekuk Dam, Mississippi Heights, Cobden: Highway, to Pittsfleld to' Illinois Rlytr.

Jury In Condemnation, i Suit Reaches Verdict; Damages Total 1 ii After a five-day period iq tbd Mc- flenry county circuit cpurt, the" Jury selected to hear the condemiuitjon sqit ot the State of Illinois vs, Charles Reltesel and Otto F. Sohm. hc.th pf McHeqry, retired to reach a virdict about 4 o'clock. Thursday afte.rnqpn. They were able to agree at 15, the same night.

Reltesel was awarded $350 jor a strip of land alpng the. Fqx. -river with a six-foot waterfront, tapering back 71 feet to a point He was. Abo allowed $1,800 damages to' tho! re; malnder i)f his property, Sohni awarded $20u damages, cause) ip his property by the state wh.fch is located to cross, Fox Iver at Cljarles street. Reltesel was represented 'by.

Attorney V. S. Llimley. while Attoriieyj T. Smiley tried the case tot Mr, Sohm, and D.

R. Joslyn. Sr, appeared for the SKTY-FWE Wllbhh, FOIlBipLiJSCHppL Sixty-five boys and girls' were enrolled on Monday morning In-' the Vacation Bible school now being conducted at the Methodist church. Although the school enrollment is above expectation there Is still room i for more. The full list ot teachers is Mrs.

Ola Lee, principal, Beginners department Vera, HqU tax Hiiaie sister. fr.r and Mrs. George Graves and son, Lowell, and Mr: 'and Mrs. Ray Hoderlck were Geneva visitors on Snnday evening, 1,1 1 William J. Green and family motored to DeKaJb Sunday l.

Wltpfe 'Miss EJeanor Green is taking a summer cpursS In the DpKalb 1 1 Mr, end Emon "Weeks -of Sljaron and M)sa Annabel Woeks of Chemung were' Sunday guests in the Ed. Eddy home on Judd street and Mrs. Crpak; Watikegan celebrated thoir first wpd-tllng ftpnlversary'on WednesdayJijne U'. in the Richard Croak and 'joe' 1 Cuth homes. 1 St 1 Miss Edna Huffman for two years assistant in the Home Ec dppartmpnt of the Community High, pf on St-; nrday tor h.er home at Richmond Center, Mrs! C.

Low left on Sundpy for a four weeds' visit in the eaat, She will Join her. mother at Winchester, fand from terp' they, wilj, go tp pid Southport, Maine, Mrs. Davd R. Joslyn, ppent Wednesday in Chicago with, he? "Mrs. Arthur E.

Lund. In the thef attendeef gr'aduatjpn 'exercises for the class of 1924 ot Bpsh Medical Mrt Lund. is a mpm-t' ber of the class, 1 v.v Frank JiOveJapd, during the past yesr an ipstructor in th.e Cptnmuni'ty High, joined his brother at TJnivorsltjr Monday. Prpm i thero the two brothers leave' for their hpme in New Mexlpo. r-f Mesdames 0.

Miller, Michael EcjtPrt, Arthur Ruppert, and B.rd Still are the WoMstock deipgatesl tp 4 attend the Sunday' School convention at Lincoln, IH tjiis week. 1 Mr, and MrB. B. Elliaand daugh-. ter, Ejgin, were guests, at the home of Rev, and Mrs.

John; M. Schneider on Sunday. Miss 'Elpise Ellis sang' at the morning sprvipes of the local Methodist phnrch. 1 Repent guests, in the R. 9, Croak, bmo included Arthur Sawdcn i and family and Mr.

and Mrs. William i Truesdale; and family of Mr. Frank Croflg; and fpmlly and Mrs, Frank Boodle of Harvard, and Mrs. Earl Herman entertained Mr- Mrs. Reynolds of Roger Park over the week-end, Little Master Reynplds, wljo ftas spent a month at the Herman home, returned to Ropers Park with his parents.

Miss Rachae.1 Moiris of Evanston, vacstion bible school worker' is making her hendquarters, while in with George1'. Hutson on Vjne street Friends who wish 'to consult her may Call her there. Tele-Iihone 31'S-W. Mrs. Arthur Ilazadorn (Grace Try- son teacher; Claribel Martin, Alice French, assistants, Primary departmentRachael Mr-rla, ot.

Evanston, teacher; Margey Thelma Hayes, assistants, Junior department Ethel alcBroom teacher; Mrs. Frank Mellrooro, Olive I'routy, asslHtanta. The scLhh)! will continue for two weeks, i on) of CMifw, is a guest In tbe.Ku tf I or 1 r. Jlrs. to RidirMa" 1 vtnue-.