July 7, 1900

WAUCONDA.

Barrington was well represented here the Fourth.

J.H. Forbes of Crystal Lake spent the Fourth here.

Dr. T.H. Rath, dentist. Office over Churchill’s drug store.

Mr. and Mrs. B.S. Hammond are guests of Andrew Oaks.

C.A. Golding who is employed in Chicago, was here Wednesday.

Mesdames Fitch and Grosvenor spent a days the first of the week at Grayslake.

N.A. Burnham and A.G. Stoxen transacted business in Union and Marengo Thursday.

Miss Myrtle Dixon, who has been spending several weeks at home returned to Belvidere yesterday.

Miss Alice Henry, who has been visiting friends here the past week, returned to her home in Chicago yesterday.

The Fourth of July celebration was a grand success in every particular. On account of the Lake County Woodmen picnic held at Diamond Lake the same day, the attendance was not as large as was expected. The program was well carried out, and the address by J.K. Orvis of Waukegan is deserving of special mention. The ball games between the Wauconda’s and Barrington attracted quite a large crows. Of course Wauconda won, the score being 22 to 5. The music furnished by the Barrington M.W.A. band was exceptionally good. The band gave a concert in the evening which was highly appreciated by all. The display of fire weks in the evening was fine and the grand dance, which concluded the program for the day, at Oakland hall, was well attended.

LAKE ZURICH.

T.H. Ficke visited Barrington Wednesday.

Wm. Bignase went to Chicago Wednesday.

The Chicago Telephone crew have left town.

Fred Theis gave a dance on Wednesday night.

Miss Belle Dickson visited in Barrington Friday.

Chas. Patten and family were in town on Sunday.

Theo. H. Fickle made a catch of a 15 pound pickeral.

Louis Ficke went to Chicago on business Wednesday.

Chas. GIvens went to Joliet on business Tuesday night.

Ida Seip entertained friends from Chicago on the 4th.

Frank Meyer of Chicago visited his mother over Sunday.

Chas. Scholz of Chicago visited his parents over Sunday.

Ansel Packard and sister Julia visited Chicago Saturday.

Wm. Buesching of Libertyville was visiting his folks Sunday.

Miss May Zummer of Long Grove visited friends here Sunday.

Mrs. E.A. Ficke entertained twenty five golfers at the club house.

Wm. Hogan of the Consumers Ice Co., went to Chicago this week.

Miss Lizzie Kuckuk of Joliet is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Prehm.

Herman Koffin captured a fine pickerel weighing about eight pounds.

Wm. White, the station master, entertained friends from Joliet the past week.

Mr. Jewett, of the Consumers Ice Co., was in town Saturday evening.

John Kohl has recovered from his attack of inflammatory rheumatism.

August Dettmann broke his great toe by letting a heavy door fall upon it.

Wm. Ernsting reports the capture of five fine pickerel averaging 5 1/2 pounds each.

Miss Ida Zierke and brother of Dundee, are visiting with August Dettmann.

Fletcher Fleming of Troy, N.Y., visited with E. Gainer and family a few days this week.

Mr. Mattis of the Golf club is now occupying his cottage on the north bank of the lake.

The dance and picnic last Sunday was a social and financial success, 96 tickets being sold.

Edward Nicoley, instructor in the Aurora High School, visited friends in Zurich this week.

Go to Chas. Stephen’s for machiner, binders, mowers, etc. He represents the only firm on earth for quality and durability.

Miss Emma Dettmann, Miss Ida Zierke, her cousin, and Chas. Stephen visited Ida Dettmann who is now a resident of Wauconda.

For Sale or Rent, the Zurich House. This is a good chance for a young married couple. The present proprietor is becoming too old to have the care of the business.

Henry Pingle had what might had been a serious accident on the road to Wauconda. His horse fell and kicked the harness entirely off. He managed to hold the animal until help arrived.