July 25, 1902
Wauconda
Quite a number of Chicago people are here for the summer.
Miss Priscilla Davlin visited with friends in Chicago Thursday.
Mr. Walton of Des Plaines was a pleasant caller in our village Tuesday.
Candidates for county offices have been numerous in Wauconda the past week.
The members of the Cathedral choir who have been spending a week’s outing at Camp Thomas, returned to Chicago Wednesday.
The cadets of Father Mathew Council came out from Chicago last Saturday for a ten day’s outing on the banks of Bang’s lake.
The Wauconda High school team and the Cadets of Chicago met in what proved a one-side game of baseball at Turnbull’s park Tuesday afternoon. The Cadets were not in the race after two or three innings, being unable to hit Segar to any extent. On the other hand, the locals straightened Foley’s twists in good shape. After the first innings the fielding of the Cadets was very poor, while the town boys improved as the game progressed. The game was featured by the fine work of the High school boys, both in the field and at bat, and the fine pitching by Segar, who retired several batters on strikes, and the excellent throwing of Parkins, who threw out several runners who were trying to pilfer the second bag. The only redeeming feature for the Cadets was the great “rooting” of “Panama,” who saved them from a shut-out. The score was 15 to 4 in favor of the Waucondas.
Carpentersville
Grace Miller has returned from a visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Duncan Livingston is much improved in health.
Mrs. Drew Miller was here from Barrington, Tuesday.
Miss Ella Matthews was baptised in Fox river Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Terrill and daughters were Elgin visitors Tuesday.
Jesse Miller has returned from Sherman hospital to his home in Elgin.
Rev. Fluck has been in attendance at Epworth camp meeting this week.
Miss L. Oleson of Algonquin, sister of Mrs. Dora Shufeldt, was a visitor at Mrs. Hemb’s, her aunt.
Mrs. Eva Calhoun and two sons of Ladd, Ill., are guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miller.
The Woman’s Guild held a foreign missionary meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs. Johnson of Elgin was present. The program was in charge of Mrs. Wyckoff.
A bevy of small boys and girls gathered at the home of little Alta Congdon Tuesday afternoon to assist her in celebrating the 3rd anniversary of her birth. Ice cream, cake and popcorn was served. The little lady received a number of pretty and useful gifts and all present had an enjoyable afternoon.
Lake Zurich
Baseball Sunday afternoon.
Railway conductors picnic here Sunday.
Picnic, excursion and ball game Sunday.
Teddy Ficke was a Chicago visitor Friday.
Happy Jack’s Wild West was here last week.
Chas. Jarvis of Elgin was in our village Thursday.
Henry Golding of Wauconda was in town Thursday.
Wm. Bicknase entertained from Chicago Wednesday.
Remember the event of the season at Oak Park Sunday.
John Forbes and wife visited with friends at Nunda Wednesday.
We are glad to note that W. Prehm is recovering from his recent illness.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Jahnholtz are entertained friends from Joliet this week.
The beach is now the rendezvous of a large number of fair ones who enjoy bathing.
C.H. Morrison and A. Sonnenberg of Barrington were here on legal business Thursday.
Nick Linden is tending bar for H. Branding, while Chas. Givens is taking his vacation.
Ed Feeney and Miss Nellie Maloy of Cary were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jno Forbes Saturday.
Thomas White of Aurora was here Tuesday in the interests of the Piano Machine company.
The party given by the B.S. & A.C. in Oak Park pavilion was well attended considering the weather. 50 tickets were sold.
Railroad men from Chicago were here this week in the interests of a trolley line from Chicago to Fox Lake and they claim they have the right-of-way as far as our village.
The ball game Sunday was another walk-away for the Americans, there being only five innings played on account of rain. The score stood 21 to 1. Next Saturday the Americans will play the Fort Sheridans.