2 50 1402 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/ef5b13a0b71173d7b5f9826f89905c2e.tif?Expires=1790208000&Signature=NeQChzbatyvDzc8rejxMcuse1pgVfJ4iP8CgGAYWBi7m5-ixvS1paSuez82QiSP%7E-OwnIrp5u8Sd5ZTgDKhXAaoo5u8MFIcJzycScozexTdJb-kEMJKuFx8xYaQXmV1Ghc%7EXZ1Z53i4N7HGhOVAZtedRYvcYcu%7ETBcUUBr4P0jBMBaj7IE5uvbmsrzVB%7Ec10Pt1%7EDpn77cp5UBvlTJhMstaclHUmnvhjZL-YFy7AngEyUHJKjBCcSnqMIg2qu2MgF7CNnEqfWaOAoUSAu7qDFhCWT7mafN7hekSgtnFd5nmKsduTKaMwfvn2UzJ06FVEBvn6sZ2FDHBAkxdCGuedew__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 0c773e8ec115416b2ef9672977c404bc Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Circa 1907-1914 black and white photograph of an Oliver Typewriter machine manufactured in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Oliver Typewriter Machine Model 5 Description An account of the resource This rather blurred photo of an Oliver Typewriter is a good illustration for the description in the following publication: HEADLIGHT: SIGHTS & SCENES ALONG THE CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD (1898) "Oliver Typewriter Co This is the largest manufacturing plant in Woodstock, and is one of the largest of its kind in the world. They employ upward of one hundred and fifty hands, most of whom are skilled mechanics, and the concern as a whole has been one of the most important factors in promoting the welfare and business interests of Woodstock. Their payroll amounts to more than $75,000 per year, and has been a gratifying item to the retail interests of the city. The company have been located in Woodstock since January, 1896, and the local management is vested F. R. Baytlett,. resident manager; John Whitworth, superintendent. The product is confined to the Oliver Typewriter exclusively, and the works have an immense capacity. They claim that the "Oliver" is the latest and mo<st striking embodiment, containing the five great essential features in typewriting machines of visible writing, simplicity, durability, speed, and manifolding power. The machine is a radical departure from all other methods of construction, and contains about 500 parts as against the complicated makes of other companies which contain from fifteen hundred to three thousand parts. This gives the "Oliver" the maximum of work with a minimum of mechanism. Nothing but the best material is used, which, combined with good construction, render the durability of this machine a foregone conclusion. One of its special features is the triangular form of type-bar used with the type at the apex, thus solving the question of perfect alignment in type-bar machines. It is absolutely impossible to lock two or more bars in case of an interference on this form of type-bar. The carriage is light, does not require much attention on the operating springs and responds readily to the escapement. It moves freely on anti-friction travelers, insuring an easy, steady motion, obviating the necessity of cleaning and oiling the guide-rail. The printing is always visible, and the platen can be turned automatically either way and at any distance. The marginal stop is instantly adjusted for any desired width of margin, and the platen may be reversed to make any additions or corrections without lifting a pawl. Any desired color can be obtained by placing a piece of carbon paper of the required shade under the ribbon when writing, and in cleaning this machine no extra attachment or circle-brush is needed, as the face of the type when at rest is turned upward and outward, making it possible to do the cleaning in a few seconds with an ordinary brush. In manifolding the Oliver is especially powerful, by reason of the fact that the imprint is obtained by the downward stroke of the bar, and is intensified by the tendency of the bars to drop toward the platen. The general offices of the company are at the N. E. cor. Washington and Dearborn Sts., Chicago, and its officers include some of the most representative business men in the city." There were 12 different models of typewriters manufactured in Woodstock between 1896 and the closing of the factory in 1927. This Model 5 was manufactured between 1907 and 1914. This photo was used for advertising direct sales to the public in 1916. The writing says Manufactured by the Oliver Typewriter Co. Chicago USA. Keep machine cleaned and oiled. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Woodstock Sesquicentennial Photo Exhibit Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource c1907-1914 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Maggie Crane Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AD2021 #27 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 5 x 7 print photo - fair condition File Cabinet 6 Photos Oliver Typewriter https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/5745767319b0746bac887078a5680c64.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=G3GvRc59LVqKRHrTSZyOvGJVL3ridgiVl89FWWlJX24xQbgzpGQDx43n2ll6xhdrDM-yGOYVj3SKRcjdYvfrQ54bzZy2BokTMsBj9Q3DbdxPaY3MuOb8W1BdHH-lOlJLZbUEy-c8%7ErxPrzChwgKFI7JJUnspt64FKpuWM%7E7gdug19PYDHI1PLv94CQy3dj4VE3vCKbOrxTQyGKdVaKGY8VQpx%7ElxOH4dnKmscA%7EFftMI7M-Zkcp0w9Vk2TcVdLfDFJPWIn9wPrCWGGGHWTo9FdbQRck5z6XqSIgMxFnu5CehKdKlWwJuhirCUOV2LERa6LZWUBsnjv7Jv6YBOJdy1w__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 3c3a99e751f6057e010e95e1dbb4b6cd Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1923 black and white photograph of the Woodstock High School baseball team. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock High School Baseball Team in 1923 Description An account of the resource L-R Back Row: Larry Reed, Fred Wells, Clarence Olson, Karl Moritz, Lynn Sweetland, John McConnell, Elmer Miner, George Moriarty, Caroll Sherburne, Clarence Foote, Howard Courier Front: Irvin Hecht, Dwight Stussey, Kenneth Gay, Raymond Jensen. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Joyce Berna Shook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1923 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Maggie Crane Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AD2021 #20 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 5x7" photo print condition - good File Cabinet 2 Woodstock I-Z Filed in Schools-Woodstock High School file folder in Archives Drawers Baseball Sports https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/c4e8e1785d82cd7aeb8b61021c834da9.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=XfBPXUwOY5GolBv2jQvBGzBuuDp5rByy89qwzJPCzN-q9SCnJNzfAdYdITOSbDbryoXhtiQL3J3OxxYIFvKo9gJpCyZ1-aLHwBZ%7E4ABbiOOMTl-pBLbB31rsx6nWbK7Rgv9tabetXsyjWItTSUGaQXY2VeEazoQ4guHBdscD1vVynBnb2qToTV-5LDpQTJ-%7EQZuXw1BnQ8lqIYNcrrTem6ptmyEpc-0Osr3DBksD97KiPK0MOrJS85sWfKYJb2CKvmZkAR2NjmQDb3tUlOP0XtWxntLVk040eiXmwRu6EBow40yzaSyyU2IwEA3qSyPYHhAc1x3mKybJun0AzKzcWA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 32dcf861f763c23d4b99815c74f6bc4e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Scan of a 1940s black and white photograph of a classroom in Central School, Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Central School Classroom Description An account of the resource Central School classroom when the school was the Junior High School. The plaster wall friezes are still in the stairwell to the second floor at City Hall. 120 W. South Street Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Joyce Berna Shook Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource ca 1940s Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Maggie Crane Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AD2021 #19 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 4 x 6" print photo File Cabinet 6 Photos Filed in the Woodstock - Central School file folder in the black archives drawers. Schools https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/20ecec433a0064175a25dbaa3f40e22e.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=kIgWyw75gRK4Xlm2eJaRD8KyPGvfL8cJfFN1fJ7n24nt%7EDe4O8W18JpsVKo8uqkgs61HBiD9u5w-0XcaGH8bZM-x5w9LVSIBIEXqze1ISvZyLkNxWJe0YKiVr1ya7Tbk6ULCfy2yFR3KgBYJdP3SYQTxXGZ9uQVtk2fT08dWwhU3MMfRtJmxDNBhLHhLG8rw%7EOHepEqJD2Wn6S6SaLX6X07Zeqs5Iwc1TJwTueavxuIsXqdNeEshRbIMbshKGmittUHDpnEol2RZtz2AeBZmifD3K-TZl19aYikRDQaHzceJGdFivvrTmFhy74LRpI754CwYY3UTVY0JxzW0YhzKZg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM fdd081e604083052cc8f68d56bfd7d64 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Circa 1870 photograph of the southeast corner of the Woodstock Square appeared in the January 20, 1916 issue of the Woodstock Sentinel Newspaper. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Southeast Corner of the Woodstock Square Description An account of the resource This circa 1870 photograph of the southeast corner of the Woodstock Square appeared in the January 20, 1916 issue of the Woodstock Sentinel Newspaper. A decade after the photo was taken, 1893, this section of the Square burned to the ground. A newspaper article indicated that the fire was accidentally started by someone who was smoking opium in the livery stable behind the Church Millinery building. The Church Millinery building is the two story framed building with two windows on the second floor. In 1899 Malachi Church erected a new brick building, however he died of pneumonia before he was able to occupy it. Beginning 1902, and lasting 76 years, the Woodstock Dry Goods Store operated out of the first floor of the Church building. In 1910 the Illinois Bell Telephone Company moved their telephone exchange into the second floor using the space until the company built a new facility on the northeast corner of Jackson and Tryon Streets in 1959. Milachi Church came to McHenry county with his parents in 1851 and moved to Woodstock around 1855. He served as County Sherriff from 1873-77 and again from 1881-83. His 1899 obituary stated he “was a man of jovial nature, and no one enjoyed a good joke better than he which made him popular with all who made his acquaintance” and that he “was a man of enterprising spirit evidenced by the beautiful structure he erected… The building will forever remain as a monument to his enterprise, as marking the last act of his life.” Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Woodstock Sentinel Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource ~1870 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Kirk Dawdy Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Benton Street Fires Newspaper Article https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/b98af02b0408fb92ea551b069ba29481.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=dRwIdDHkIexmXE5F3-8SuqSSwUBzt%7EDUlOnbWoi6XI1h4GkpZTPWqN3qPvRZiLpr4xuxmKpfzyOvfeCs-SMt52FfiruHt5Xjld8uh%7ElxpBx%7EWZd86YVdGj3EDB5hHjf-6ITuUPdaZpJdoK%7EpebMYYHDzXCjLuT9ySToF8fpG3OQ7R1qcES6hqfhkgWslP%7EAzjTSzAYzYTHnILck-hD%7EPVqagnGPgOQNizWiAZDDy-9f0%7ETA3D-ybHvZJszpMgxkBkAZ1MBHsML9B3JG5%7Ef20cjvKMDRMxBhwg6qCVJaO0uaJQMdMATRzYVANdmlh1WYtOUCYBdveWicFDUx-0615%7EQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM e1e26a347bbbdd47a759c53e33cee42c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 2018 color photograph of keys to the jail cell in Woodstock, Illinois that Eugene Debs Woodstock was held prisoner. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Old McHenry County Courthouse & Jail Description An account of the resource Newspaper articles and photographs mentioning the Old McHenry County Courthouse & Jail. The collection spans over a century and features articles from seven publications. Subject matter includes general news, renovations, events held at the Courthouse, reports on trials, and many more. In addition, it contains photographs from the Woodstock Public Library Archives as well as the Woodstock City Planner's Office. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Woodstock Public Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Woodstock Public Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1853-1979 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource .jpg Language A language of the resource en-US Type The nature or genre of the resource Text, Still Image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 19th- 20th Century Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Austin Nord Kirk Dawdy Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <h4><a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-NC/1.0/?language=en">IN COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED</a></h4> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Keys to Eugene V Debs Woodstock Jail Cell Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018 Description An account of the resource In November 1895, upon his release from the McHenry County Jail, Sheriff George Eckert presented Eugene V Debs with the keys to his cell. During the Villains or Heroes: Pullman vs Debs Fest in Woodstock in 2018, the Debs Foundation brought the keys to be displayed during the fest. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Debs Foundation Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Woodstock Public Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2018 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <h4><a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-NC/1.0/?language=en">IN COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED</a></h4> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource .jpg Language A language of the resource en-US Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 19th Century Eugene Debs Sheriff's Residence & Jail https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/cf295f2330b920229721ac57f2f6531e.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=YpuhZJUUC6K0DxeH2lcjvvQdK8luTsKjxGr2722LYC%7EjwEBuegcCqDyVP0026lPAkLTsZxiIITfd-4dhF3l8B4CsJBsBbG1EayQ7lXyEcierUFEW3oZrVDRfrBMkbDxLbsZcXBx7GhHSTWO7pWmMFI774ePhROH6BvILNN2ellxAzEEId2GBvvxxFJPrZh1aJQ3YBWhSp5eheTGQ4ajpoS9uqxKuo6YWjGX5XsNk5CuUzlFtytkW0BMPpqxuIwbXztBi%7ElrYxFA%7EI7o-dDG7uCNJUCYicYi1SfgLWXPrPNRCCVQeGncRUvpaXHN03mwfrS17Ve0YENcCjqWiUNkqrA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 6d3fd3314e8c3e98f4aeeaf2738813fa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 2013 color photograph of Woodstock Courthouse in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Old McHenry County Courthouse & Jail Description An account of the resource Newspaper articles and photographs mentioning the Old McHenry County Courthouse & Jail. The collection spans over a century and features articles from seven publications. Subject matter includes general news, renovations, events held at the Courthouse, reports on trials, and many more. In addition, it contains photographs from the Woodstock Public Library Archives as well as the Woodstock City Planner's Office. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Woodstock Public Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Woodstock Public Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1853-1979 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource .jpg Language A language of the resource en-US Type The nature or genre of the resource Text, Still Image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 19th- 20th Century Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Austin Nord Kirk Dawdy Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <h4><a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-NC/1.0/?language=en">IN COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED</a></h4> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photograph of Woodstock Courthouse (2013) Description An account of the resource Exterior photograph of the McHenry County's Old Courthouse & Jail. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived City of Woodstock- City Planner's Office Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Woodstock Public Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 3/16/2013 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <h4><a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-NC/1.0/?language=en">IN COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED</a></h4> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource .jpg Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 21st Century Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image 2000s Courthouse https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/67dc682bea6ed0503cad55eb625b56ce.jpeg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=gAxIP0JtxUzVWAvZ%7EMzwbHd6bBhq%7EIBFuW%7Eq20RqnuvAUrqD3XApjavuQ8JQJtMrMyXk4cTp2fEqZqoYei9Ey3%7EjnKpFy47%7EWKPMhx0dHFWKmaOTuW8V7MjjUIO6MIDdgk4mpb-pfDEXmqDesPFNpSO3FWajLdc4ke4xsBwSDhNAXHIp0uI-Uzjn8C4JIKgp5y%7EtjqH%7EzeQo4nPQFKMtCxqT98TSNXf1mowiozFyiwhnA0HyoxQzPcw%7E98PN3JTlUQ4AErLTOAvs9MziCb%7E0EpMI0vwUmy4kmRrnydlOkumuuX11o2L3Ow8mC%7EOH7RfMQGpmfAg8NqUscToxXiZGiA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM feace859687d1422aeb0aa1744b0300d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Photograph of Eugene V. Debs, President of the American Railway Union and a prominent labor activist. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Old McHenry County Courthouse & Jail Description An account of the resource Newspaper articles and photographs mentioning the Old McHenry County Courthouse & Jail. The collection spans over a century and features articles from seven publications. Subject matter includes general news, renovations, events held at the Courthouse, reports on trials, and many more. In addition, it contains photographs from the Woodstock Public Library Archives as well as the Woodstock City Planner's Office. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Woodstock Public Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Woodstock Public Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1853-1979 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource .jpg Language A language of the resource en-US Type The nature or genre of the resource Text, Still Image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 19th- 20th Century Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Austin Nord Kirk Dawdy Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <h4><a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/InC-NC/1.0/?language=en">IN COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE PERMITTED</a></h4> Still Image A static visual representation. 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Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Library of Congress Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Wikimedia Commons Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1912 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Bain News Service Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain, Copyright Expired Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource .jpg Language A language of the resource en-US Type The nature or genre of the resource Still Image Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 20th Century 1800s 1900s Courthouse Eugene Debs https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/681e0e06629c463f29e5e2d174a5a7f9.pdf?Expires=1790208000&Signature=QNTjpb1NetmbXp6Hh3A0iegFeSZpgQhw0mi92HgPS-qryM-4AdFGO4tqygb27Jdq3wVow8bhdmbdwApUtsQBLBer3w75Jo-CkN-l8E9yjDkwkG0Xp-i0wSmy5FpnacQ5Q-NvavKb7pFFijfStC5gjQ-YORuv2blIH1zmJZv6JY5T0IwYzVG8D5Wzj4hyj20FtKF%7ExO1iBeOrx4iz2IBnMfeMDoaEanOlk4RzvMbxavMdem9vId091AX6XzPf7ZSRcFrz%7EZdJjy24i-ZAQiTNdIDMmSiRIqtO19IQnVFAgUhvnrKUALRoFoCL19NdF6W0XFH6oIc3KFx1kRGxJ%7ET2kA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM b63e47bfd907ee40da417d76db44e5a2 PDF Text Text �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource 1856-1874 Records of the Board of Trustees Corporation of Woodstock Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1856-1874 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. In addition, no permission is required from the rights-holder(s) for educational uses. For other uses, you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Woodstock Public Library Description An account of the resource Records of the Corporation of Woodstock McHenry County and State of Illinois Commencing April 14, 1856 through October 2, 1874. Includes a listing of ordinances beginning on page 599. 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Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Courthouse, Square Park and Baptist Church ca 1867 Description An account of the resource This photo of the west side of the Square, which is very similar to the photo Item #373 (Square in winter ca 1867) and features the Courthouse and the Baptists church which was located directly to the west of the Courthouse on the northwest corner of Jackson and Throop Streets. The photo was taken... After 1858 (square landscaped) After 1866 (Baptist Church built on the northwest corner of Throop and W. Jackson. Note the tall spire) Now 101 N. Throop Before 1887 (Neill Donnelly's building torn down for Sheriff's House). 115 N. Johnson Before 1928 (House labelled J. Donnelly, later the Misses Donnelly's Hat Shop, torn down for Montgomery Ward department store) 110 S. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource PDF scan of the 1855 assessment list for Door Township in the county of McHenry, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Publications Description An account of the resource A collection of city directories and 19th century brochures promoting Woodstock. Physical Object An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1855 Assessment List for the Town of Dorr in the county of McHenry Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. In addition, no permission is required from the rights-holder(s) for educational uses. For other uses, you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s). Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1855 Rights Holder A person or organization owning or managing rights over the resource. Woodstock Public Library https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/4fde2d1bb017987b3fd4e6c8a221db74.tif?Expires=1790208000&Signature=lsa-grOdL0z80MygajcUHMy%7EzwdLM3xqc5ZrNKsAdEgyvX5KC9tsWPSsSrRmoe21BDlNCV8h5SK82i9rDW7clcp1Gpw1T1FwgKYuRPuh%7EJ7PSqgRXts44po1Pm16JS7Jc9xEKnxbyedU-ARWtf356NG%7E6thbecS1dEosgnO8oJBRSLBlIwYaoP3fYQ1L5Z43ZZcMqw3keyAc7RMeihPEx7Yy4qJIy%7EQoOW%7EvcuIF5KrM7mQ9sczA2P%7EKMCKy%7E1p96jT6kBhEh8xS2Gayn%7ExHARXIu140xfO1%7EEpwqR3zqOMz1SZzzKv2W-AKvPTZMsgXb-Z4N91ryRIKQ%7EhpZxYRtg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 7c7b68e5df5e8e70ef3bbedbebe3ef26 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1898 black and white photograph of a band posing on the steps of the Courthouse in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Oliver Typewriter Band on Courthouse Steps Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Amcore Bank Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1898 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Description An account of the resource Oliver Typewriter Band photographed on the steps of the Courthouse. Original photo is dated 1898. On the back of the photo it is indicated that the far right musician is Herbert B. Medlar, prominent Woodstock photographer during the time period. Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Scan from cardboard print measuring 10 x 13 inches. Bands Courthouse Johnson Street Music https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/0f759d9093b4488897f97129fb65dc68.tif?Expires=1790208000&Signature=fBl3KNSWu0HaH8Bjvqw8xmI4tHgerKJETfLTx4IDlvt79mW5WuXfs4ShUG4du3qBTRyzB-v3k88Py1iOW1e2K6CbxylKBpcUfSeMNYED6swgVbrriqBWBUMKcKRxdtJdBULD2df8fu-he%7EaoqPLtBeJVFt2Ebt178sJiqWhlkxsWjFZOD5YYsvl5Ok3FMeUNprAEiyI3X7ykzTlO%7EYaO6MO%7ENfxf5SJjMuxBlD1kSf1DA4iRmdvm9s%7E6mJj2x%7E51Vp5%7E9llybDibblZPNtgSJfNKOZ6tLqDcJsS8vT85C42ofmU%7EYA8RolQY-qDXAfxmJqXkoXSsjRILAqNmDwkFNg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 3232e79e02ce9754bda34224373921ec Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1892 color map of Woodstok, Illinois. The map shows streets with street names along with names of various additions. https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/2c7dcc24c11f99eabda9a643f4979ba0.tiff?Expires=1790208000&Signature=pi-vMq8CwFKv8UTO4druD7PSVDE59ERx3dymlaj46cpf44XCF8yjXRvc-iyZ3MyRgUqO9pfCqKVuG2ewxi7taUXL1-U05sJLnreKnECniNHVwiK0dS-iZIWbEfSTQ83nwpLmI4oner5r7iNSlKCkWoei75S3rysaVgAj5LOjuzkDTDsSJP5SS5gRDieBZpC5VjRPCwHA1SR9vAFaSlQASPyCt6Dez-hYrO6glP5rmX%7E0i2eXdrUbHfWTbDR8h7LBor8oFw1XTfISnJld0WjSeju6IBGUkkqNb6b2%7EMbspnRRUWGOXqddadUWAcrM1-ybjHrNkgOq1XJdj6gaYrbsmQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM cc6abb271c88647f579d8c0b5506d7db Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock Maps Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1892 Map of Woodstock Description An account of the resource Maps are extracted from the 1892 Plat book of McHenry County, Illinois pages 58-59, 62-63 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived 1892 Plat book of McHenry County, Illinois Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Geo. A. Ogle & Co. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1892 1800s Maps https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/b15e6a0e36e4066d31d43657d1b88e33.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=aToonmJ3EyMB7CgpU0FpikJggWPpVLX9bZl9I5zqNK6YzV04HE3rFpivXmhI6pJW4k9acYmRt7Ihf8KcafAnSfWtJRF8DcJpIL%7EbiB6jQNSzBMTM15n1OB0Xqi9dZA7Wb%7E9MKiNrC1ttq3coBtmJUtkdkYjmGZHHUqABxvAQf%7EzPNuU4vEMtv1Xs%7EzT46hrl35kzUajrzVWAytC2agyu4Y688V6WmmMFESOOTlTp98aa5GxdWEejtVHEhK2J1RPiYWcBMWchGvGnSiMgFLFIGHn-nkeepJpbq4V4VT2Yq53-ayHN4bY6hxRq0-eHVaJk9eNAbEutIHn871Qyac%7EZcg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 00fad3014b9105a779fce21a4ba1a3e6 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 191 black and white photograph of Woodstock Photographer Gus Persson. Mr. Persson is seen posing on a set of stairs in front of an ornate statue and building in the background. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gus Persson Description An account of the resource This biography of Gus Persson (pronounced Pierson) was written by his daughter Mildred L. Persson (Fish) Luallen in 2017 Gustav "Gus" Persson Born in Grums Skruvstad, Varmland, Sweden, November 8, 1879; immigrated to America in 1896; came to Woodstock in 1900; died October 28, 1974 Leaving Sweden at the tender age of 17 accompanied by his two brothers, John and Per, looking backward toward their home, Gus was left with a heart-wrenching memory of his mother throwing herself to the ground, totally grief stricken. Gus's sister, Mary Dibler, had sent money for her brothers to come to America. Gus worked on a farm in Hampshire, Illinois, to earn money to pay for his passage. Remembering his first Christmas on the farm since leaving Sweden, Gus told us how homesick he was. He sat behind the barn and cried. He said, "As poor as we were in Sweden, we never had to work on Christmas day." Having returned to Sweden for a visit shortly after he came to America, he didn't return there again until 1961. Six trips followed after that. Gus never forgot his homeland or his mother-tongue. He loved going "home" to visit. Soon after leaving the farm, Gus went to work for McCormick Deering as a draftsman in Chicago. There he learned skills to be a pattern maker. While working in Chicago, he lived at a boarding house at 35 N. Clark Street. In 1900, Gus moved to Woodstock and roomed with the Dibler family at 130 E. Calhoun Street. Starting in 1904, Gus worked at the Oliver Typewriter Factory in the reproduction department. During the 15 years he worked there, he invented a part that improved the performance of the machine. It was called "the disappearing indicator." Gus could have applied for a patent for it but the company claimed that right. During the time he worked at the typewriter factory, Gus met and married Ane Katrine Madsen in 1909. They were blessed with six children: Stanley (Ione), a WWII Glider Pilot; Arthur (Grace), a barber for over 60 years in Woodstock; Myrtle Persson (Alex) Beresh; Florence Persson (Gordon) Knox; Mildred Persson (Edwin) Fish and (William) Luallen; Esther Persson (Andy) Sorenson (Jack) Wienke; 18 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. Gus and his Katie celebrated 65 years of marriage. In 1910, Gus and his wife purchased Lots 1011 and 1013 Queen Anne Street in Woodstock for $275. Construction of the basic part of the house was done on the 1011 lot. Gus did all of the finishing woodwork. Gus purchased the General Store in Ridgefield, Illinois, not knowing that the Borden Condensed Milk factory had been sold and business would not do very well in Ridgefield. Circa 1920-1928 At the same time, Gus and Sam Skow operated The Greasy Spoon lunch room on Main Street in Woodstock. Circa 1920 to 1928. The Greasy Spoon was sold to Andy Pearson. Gus went to work at the Alemite (later called Autolite) in the tool room, retiring at the age of 75. For several years after retirement, the factory brought pattern work to Gus to be done in his workshop in his basement. Gus had many interests and hobbies. He was a Charter Member of the Independent Order of the Vasa Lodge, Unity #487 formed on March 28, 1939. He was also a member of the Independent Order of Vikings Lodge Thyrfine #34, started in March 1920, and at their 50th Anniversary, Gus - 91 years old - played a violin solo, "Jenta och Ja." He was a member of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church and saw to it that all six children attended Sunday School and were confirmed. Gus was an ardent bowler. At 91 years old, he opened the McHenry County Bowling Tournament. Gus was an amateur photographer, taking pictures of family groups, picnics, home interiors, etc., developing them as postcards, and selling them circa 1905 to 1916. A fine collectionof Gus's pictures are in an album at the McHenry County Historical Society (you have to ask to see it). Over three hundred glass and film negatives of Gus's pictures are also at MCHS along with his camera. Gus was very pleased that so many people had pictures made from is negatives and enjoyed his pictures. Music was also a love of Gus's. His day very often began with "Oh What a Beautiful Morning." He would sing Swedish songs. Katie would say, "If he sings and doesn't cry, thay are probably songs about girls. Don't sing that one to the Pastor--Ha-Ha." He enjoyed fishing at Delavan, Wisconsin where his daughter Myrtle and her family lived. Gus was proud to be an American. During WWII, having his two sons in Service, he "kept up with the news" faithfully every day with radio and newspapers. He belonged to the Civil Defense, wore the CD band on his arm and walked the neighborhood during the blackouts in case of an air raid. Gus loved people, he loved life and lived well every day of his 96 years. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Mildred Persson Luallen Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AD2021 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 3 x 5" photo print - excellent condition In vertical files Woodstock-Biography-Persson File Cab. 1 Woodstock A-H https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/b09e96d74749600a473914490c4e8c39.tif?Expires=1790208000&Signature=gAo9RpMFreu5e7wT0YsYPgdp5sZcSOzVqseZDj3vGv0KKP%7Eb6WMbAbgskynBa9Xjbyx%7EtEKqC273UhnECtGP9Y0SatDIFbbg-OAoEOVm9oTnm2skQxgvfBDWValFjS6g-roNLpaTycnETA8m06XYaDN502O-ytXXMIuOYAYrHumhHTzBYavv7BPzc31uGMZtaNUHsIxYv8cWHOgYAqdTEVbws9YubLn6O5W0zQ-Rt4LKSlxGsdnOCbnlqran9zG3-UR0aC2rCl230nF%7EL699K1OWIWC%7ECTtU6YSTpA3dl42leybMnAIqs%7Efdu19nAGuJ3%7ElK1VCKiEqja94cISL7RA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM b1a027010e2f31bc158e6a6885e9bd6f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1901 black and white portrait photograph of Woodstock photographer Melvin G. Tripp. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Tripp Photography Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Woodstock Sentinel December 19, 1901 p. 18 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1901 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Maggie Crane Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AD2021 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Photo Display Board Board Room Closet Poor Condition Description An account of the resource Born in Woodstock, Melvin G. Tripp took over his uncle G. A. Burbank's photography business in 1891. His studio was on the corner of Cass and Main Streets at 204 Main. He took many of the photos in the Woodstock Sentinel 20th Century Edition, December 19, 1901. This photo is scanned from that newspaper. His photos were also featured in Headlight: Sights and Scenes Along the Northwestern Railroad. This database has many of his photographs. After his death in 1932, the studio was sold to Bransby Brothers. Unfortunately, the building (one of the last wooden buildings on the Square) burned in 1936 and all his negatives were destroyed. The one story building at 106 Cass is on the site of the fire. 1900s Cass Street https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/1387ea038ae35ed61f6636911e8889af.pdf?Expires=1790208000&Signature=jJ9jp%7E1E40wduhIu6xj3wkksFhCYoSfQAHoKdrMWpduvdKPph8up93F0uvlAC0RfiprBnomJ0SFMChSuOiawwEVcBY9YPdxFH5z9bgDQaEPkKuhk1Kr7zFBJbp4ByRij4duKkbCCxduB94TGtrV0-BR4LV1piDT8rFZ-NnPIKje5kYNJiiCmZceO-MmPP7lNKn3fUqmBCmv0QuyYvcEznDyn7WqnlE1K1fgfoHg8ZhaMe-I6oDcAmcrvEiMXag7eHQgfKej-Huvk5UC%7E0uJvRsd2Ze8fX5POxF58qavnSf5mvVteq6xSLqcLPtAi4mipbH%7ESnPhL1GLlanqhXSf7nA__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 44b50ae3aebb0b60f9f11148193e9ed3 PDF Text Text THE WOODSTOCK Residential and Classified DIRECTORY 1922 - 1923 ��FOR REFERENCE NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE ROOM 00 23 0 12 . . - - - - -- - · t 111mH11~1m~ill l~iiil/111~1~111 3 1567 00062 5237 - DIRECTORY, compiled and T HIS published by H. W. Frost & Co. of Rockford, Ill., is respectfully submitted to the citizens of the city of Woodstock, for whom it was arranged. Like an · such undertakings, this book is not infallible, and it is possible that a few errors may have crept in during the compilation and printing of this book, but the public has the assurance of the publishers and the printers that it is as nearly correct as it is possible to make it. The book was printed in the office of The Woodstock American, which has treated the material with every care to make it correct, and which has strived throughout the work on the publication to give to the citizens of this city a directory of which the city itself may well be proud. J I �Residential Directory Jeffer~on Aavang, Meht 1, 8t_ So. S t. Aavang, l\frs. Cleo, 811 So. J eff. S t: Abhot t, Mrs. Agnes, 130 W as h. St. A bhott, Charl es T. 223 E. Judd St. Abbott, Mrs. Irene B. 323 Hayward Abbott, Ivan, 223 E. Judd St. Abbott, Mrs. Mary, 223 E. Judd St. Abhott, Miss V erda I. 323 H ayward Abbo t t, Verne .J. 130 Washington St. Ack er son, Miss Clara, 412 E. Calhonn A c kl e~r , A. F. 434 Kimball Ave. Ackley, Mrs. Anna M. 434 Kimball Adam s, Arthur M. 908 Clay St. J\rln.m~ , Chas. M. 715 S e minm ·~r Avf>. Arlnm s, Mrs. H elen E. 908 Clay St. Adams, Miss H elen, 219 E. Jackson Adam s, Lro, 435 w·ashington St. J\ cl:imson, Gl enn , 562 Washing-ton St. , Acl:im son, Virginia, 562 Washingto11 A It re11s, Geo. L., 932 Tappan St. Ahrens, Mrs. Mae, 932 Tappan St. Albrecht, Mrs. Minnie, 438 Dan e St. Al cnmbrnc, Mrs. Clara, 412 E. Cnl. Alcumhrn c, Mrs. I sibelle 215 ·vv. 3rd. Alcnmbra c, J a mes, 215 W. Third St.. Alexander, Mrs. Jennie, 709 Wicker A lien, Herbert W., 310 S. Tryon St. J\ li en, Mrs. Exa, 426 Lake Ave. A lien, Miss Irene, 927 S . •Jefferson S t. A lien, Mrs. I sibelle, 123 Hutchins, St. All en, Mrs. Juli a B., 907 Qu een A1111 Ali en, Mrs. Libbie C., 310 .S. Tr~r on Allen , Wil li am E., 907 Qneen Ann St. Alt , l\frs. Barbara, 457 W. J ack son Alt, ,Joseph P ., 457 W. Jackson St. Amerphal, Mrs. Agnes, 224 Dean St. J\miro, l•'rnnk, 207 ,V. Second St. Amiro, Mrs . Lena, 207 W. Second SI . And erson, Chas. J., 721 Seminary /I. n<l er son , Han s 0 .. 721 Semin:try A n<]er, on , Mrs. Nelli e, 721 S eminar~· Anderson, Hoy N., 721 Seminary AvP, An<lerson, Ad elin e ~. , 732 'Vh eeler A r11l er son, Arthur, 420 'Vashington A nrl erson, Arth nr, 224 Dea n S t. A n<lerson, Mrs. Bell , 224 Dea n St. J\ mle'r son, Carl A., 904 .Jew ett St.. A n<l erson, Chas. ·F .. 732 Wheeler St. Anderson, Mrs. C. 474 W . Judd Anders'on, Chris, 432 N. Hoy A n<lerson, Christ, 230 W. First An<lerson Dr. E. V., 224 Dean St. And er son, Mi ss Ebba, 118 S. Jeff. A11derson, Edward F., 904 Jewett St. Ander son, Edw. T., 422 Ridgeland Anderson, Ed. L., 525 Austiri Ave. And er son, Eleanor R., 474 V•l. JtHld Anderson, E lma S., 617 Olive Ave. Anderson, Mrs. Elsie, 420 Wash. St. Anderson, Mrs. Emma, 525 Austin Anderson, Mrs, Emma L. 732 Wh eel·."l' Anderson, Fran cis W., 422 R.idge. Anderson, Han s P., 629 Wh eC'l er St. And er son, Mrs. Hilda, 904 JC'wett St. And er son, Mrs. Hi lma, 4J7 Centel' SI . Anderson, Mrs. J enni e, 617 Olil'e S t. And el'son, J. vV., 512 Clay St. And erson, Geo. L., 926 Whf'eler St. Anderson, Mrs. Marg., 926 Wh eel f' r Anderson, Mrs. Mar y, 62fl Wht>elc1· Anderson, Mary A., 904 Jewett St. Anderson, Mi ss Mary, 733 S eminar~· Anderson, Mrs. Minni e, 432 N. Ho.v Anderson, P. Ben 'j., 474 W . ,Jndd St. Anderson, Rn th M., 1020 Wheeler Anderson, Steve, 417 Center St. Anderson, Mrn. S., 916 Northhampton Andrews, J ames R., 323 Dean St. Andrews, Mrs. Laura R., 323 Dl'nn Anners, AlhliJ rt, 225 Hoy Ave. A im er s, Mrs. Carri e, 225 Ho\' Avr. Al'mstrong, Mrs. Bertha, 743 C' l:n· St. Arrnstl'ong·, V el'non , V., 743 rJa y :::; t. A mold, Leone, Dean St. Arnold, Harvev, Dean St. Asmus, E l ~ie A., 402 Bnl'hnnk Asmus, George L., 402 B11rba11k Asfnus, John, 220 McH e nr~r Asmus, Mrs. Grace, 220 1\foH enry Atkin son, Mrs. Ella B., 253 Ho\' AY C'. Atkinson, Samn el K, 253 Hov A 1·f'. A us tin, Mrs. Ali ce A., 382 S. Tr~· 01 1 Austin, Mrs. Rose, 382 S. Trvon S t·. Aus tin, Garr.v R., 382 S . Tr1·on S1·. A nstin, Catherin e T., 382 S. T1· vo11 Au stin, Barton S., 382 S. Tr~r on St. A11 stin , A li ce S., 382 S. Tryon SL A nstin, M1 s. E. S., 128 C'a ss St. Austin, Delbert, 128 Cass St. Austin, A. J., 343 S. Jefferson St. Aust.in, Mrs. Emma, 343 S. J effr>r ~ on A ustin, Mrs. Myrtle, 1027 S. Ea ~ t St. Aust in, Clarence J., 1027 S. li;ast Sr. Ans tin, Mrs. Anna, 1027 S. En st St. Austin , Mrs. M~1 rtl e , 314 W. Calhoun �vYOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 3 BELCHER BROS. Shoes, Hardware, Dry Goods, Electric W ashing Machines Hoover Vacuum Sweepers, Rugs, Linolems, Boys Clothing .Main or Benton Phone 241-\\' I COZY INN CAFE and LUNCH ROOM A. J. DUSHNAK, Proprietor Home Cooked Meals and Pastry Two Best Places to Eat-At Home and This Cafe Quality and Service In the Basement Cass and Main Street THE WOODSTOCK NATIONAL BANK Solicit Your Business Strong-Safe-Conservative ''Member Federal Reserve System'' �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 4 Austin, Austin, Austin, .A us tin, Au stin, Winfield, 314 W. Calhoun Kendall, 529 Austin Ave. Mrs. Harriet, 529 Austin Ave. E stelle C., 425 Vine St. A. V., 425 Vine f B Baar, Mrs. Emma C. 481 N. Judd St. Babcock, Mrs. Claribel, 234 Freem 't. Babcock, Dr. Charles, 251 Throop St. Baccus, Clyde F. 327 W. Judd St. Baccus, Mrs. Nettie, 327 W. Judd St.. Backhus, Ern st F. 629 Washington Backhus, Mrs. Martha, 629 Washing. Backman, Charles, 233 Washington Backman, Mrs. Laney, 233 Wash. Bailui, Miss Carrie, 134 Washington Baker, Albert L., 730 Wheeler St. Baker, Norman A. Sr., 730 Wheeler Baker, Albert P ., 730 Wheeler St. Baker, Mar~' L., 730 Wh eeler St. Ballard, Lillian R., 842 Queen Ann. Ballard , Chas., 842 Queen Ann St. Bannister, J. H., 508 Kimball Bannister , J. H., 508 Kimball Ave. Banni ster, Mrs. Addie, 508 Kimball Bardwell, Mrs. Gertrude S., 214 Jack. Bardwell, Richard W., 214 Jackson Baer, Harry A., 830' Queen Ann Baer, Mrs. Ida, 830 Queen Ann Bark er, Glen, 118 S. J efferson St. Bark er, Charles D .. 310 E. Judd St. Barker, Mrs. Harold, 310 E. Judd St. Barker, Mi ss Ada, 310 E. Judd St. Barker, Mrs. Edna, 310 E. Judd St. Barker, Mrs. Kath erine, 118 S. JeffBarnes, Mrs. Clara, 344 Fremont St. Barn es, Char les P .. 344 Freemont St. Barnes, W. H., 216 E. South St. Barn es, Ray, 216 E. South St. Bartelt, Mrs. Mabel, 202 McHenry. Bartelt, Wm. C., 202 l\foH enry Ave. Bar telt, George .T., 714 Dean St. Bartelt, Mrs. Athol, 714 Dean St. Barry, Wm. A., 128 E. Calhoun. Barn1 , Mrs. Cath., 128 E. Calhoun. Barnard, Mrs. Gladys, 415 Dean. Barnes, C. Percy, 402 S. Jeffer son . Barnes, Ruth A., 402 S. Jefferson. Bates, Mrs. Marinda M., 1123 J ewett. Bates, Ernest W., 1123 Jewett. Bates, Oscar, 110 N. Madison Battern, Alfred R., 119 Lawrence Av. Battern, Mrs. Frances, 208 Griffing. Bat tern, Mrs. Franres, 208 Griffing. Rattern , Mrs. Neva , 119 Lawrence. Battern, Willard H., 208 Griffing Av. Battern, William, 208 Griffing Av. Bauer, Rose, 810 Wheeler St . Bauerle, Mrs. Katherine, 406 Clay. Baymiller, John, 520 Austin. Bay mill er, Julia, 520 Austin. Bayrd, Katherine, 349 Vine. Bayrd, J. A., 349 Vine. Beardsley, Hazel C., 132 Washington. Beardsley, Ray. W., 132 Washington. Beardsley, Mrs. Bertha, 481 N. Judd. Beatty, Mrs. Emily, 805 N. Madison. Beatty, Miss Vera, 805 N . .Madison. Beatty, Mi ss Emi ly, 805 N. Madison. Beatty, S. H., 805 N. Madi son. Beatty, P aulina, 354 S. Madison . Beatty, R. J ., 354 S. Madison . Beck, Florence, 344 Lake. Beck, Lu ella, 336 Lake. Beck, P et er E., 117 W. So nth. Becking, John , 319 Hoy St. Becking, Mrs. Anna, 319 N. Hoy 8t. Becking, Mr s. Flora, 304 N. Hoy. Becking, Ed. C., 304 N. Hoy. · Becking, Loui s H., 301 E. Jackson . Becking, Selma E., 301 E. Jackson. Beebe, Mrs. Carrie S., 224 W. Third. Behrn es, Mrs. Marie, 631 S. Jeff. Behrnes, G., 631 S. J efferrnn. Behringer, Mrs. Susan, 308 S. Mad. Behringer, F. G., 308 S. Madison . Belknap, H enry W., 117 Hutchins. Belcher, W illiam, 109 S. Jefferson . Belch er , Mrs. Mar~' K., 109 S. Jeff. Belcher , Miss Emma, 109 S. J efferson Belcher , Wm . D., 222 Dean. Belcher , Mrs. Hazel, 222 Dean Belcher, Edythe B ... 458 W . Jackson. Belcher, Charles R., 458 W . Ja c k ~ on. Benn ett, Fred B., 319 Dean. Bennett, Mrs. Kate. 3Hl Dean. Bennett, Mrs. Martha, 209 N. Mad. Bennett, Arthur L., 209 N. Madi son. Benn ett, Anna W ., E a ~ t Lake. Rennett, Thomas, East Lak e. Bennett, Mr s. Ella J., 416 Center. Benn ett, Mi ss Alice, 416 Center. Ben'lett, J ames, 300 N. Madi son. Bennett, Mrs. H azel, 300 N. Madi on. Be11 ding, Mrs. Albertine, 922 Tappan. B e n din ~. Loui s P .. 922 Tappan. Benniwies, H. T .. 211 f; hurch. Benson , Mrs. Bessie, 805 Clay. Benson, Alfred. 805 Cl ay. Benson. l\-fi ss . fa bel. 805 r<lav. Benson , Freel A., 228 F r emont. Benn ethnm , Mrs. Ell en. 312 N. Hov. 0 �WOODSTO CK DIRECTORY GUS 5 CARI~SON Dealer In HARNESS GOODS Trunks, Traveling Bags, Auto Tires, Tops, and Accessories Auto Tops made to order. Don't forget to buy yonr trnvc ling good s here. Woodstock, Illinois I Newspapers Magazines Stationery Sporting Goorl;:; Headquarters for Victrolas and Records NE\VS DEPOT WICKS & CONLEY, Proprietors Ice Cream Parlor Confectionery Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers ' Supplies Telephone 147-J Main and Benton Streets 1 ·) I HOYT E. MORRIS REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Hoy Building Phone 118-R. Woodstock, Ill. A. F. CASHMORE MASON CONTRACTOR Brick Work, Outside Stucco, Magnasite Plaster Telephone 181-J 828 Clay Street �6 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Bernhardt, Elmer, 675 Oak. Bernhardt, Mrs. Florence, 675 Oak. Berkhout, Ada G., 322 S. Madison. Berkhout, James, 322 S. Madison. Bergland, Barney, 121 South. Berg, Mrs. Amelia, S. Madison. Berg, William H., S. Madison. Berg, Frank R., 542 Dane. Berg, Mrs. B elle, 542 Dane. Bergen, George M., 210 Fremont. Bergen, Mrs. Alice, 210 Fremont. Besley, Mrs. Cora, 210 S. H ay wad. Besley, Dr. W. C., 210 S. Hayward. Beth, Albert J., 620 E. Calhoun. Beth, Mr s. Mag., 620 E. Calhoun. Beth, Mrs. Frank, 1029 Hayward. Beth, Frank, 1029 Hayward. Betts, Mrs. Kate, 411 Lincoln Av. Beu, Charles, 533 Freemont. Beu, Mrs. Anna, 533 Freemont. Beu, Mrs. Adeline, 302 McHenry Av. Beu, John M., 302 McHenry. Beulow, Henry, 528 E. Calhoun Beulow, Mrs. H enry, 528 E. Calhoun . Bier , Mrs. Kath., 409 Wa sh'. ngton. Bier, Charles E., ~17 Washmgton. Bi er , Mrs. Lottie, 217 Washington . Bi gelow, Mrs. Jennie, 709 Dean. Bigelow, Raymond 0., 709 Dean. Billi ngs, Lena, 402 Vine. B illings, H erbert E., 402 Vine. Billington, H enry, 319 Washburn. Billings, Mrs. Ma ri e, 120 Douglass. Billings, Howard M., 120 Douglass . Bishop, Marshall, 337 S. J efferson. Blackford, Neil, 605 Clay. Blackford, Mrs. ]:fabel, 605 Clay. Bl ake, Louis M., 324 Clay. Bl ancoti, Mrs. Angelena, 842 Clay. Bl anken, Mrs. Emm a K ., f) q9 Wash. Blanken, H enry W., 539 W ashington. Blodgett, Mrs. Frances lJ 5 Throop. Blodgett, Don ald J ., 115 Throop. Blomgren, Roy A., 504 South. Blo mr-r en. Mr s. B ~~ tr 'c e 5'1 4 South. Bockl~u s, Fred C., 672 Washington . Bockhus,. M rs. Gen evieve, 825 Clay. Bockhus, Mrs. Minnie, ·572 Wash. Bockus, Miss Alice, 713 Oak. Bockus, Mrs. Berth:i , 713 Oak Bocku s, Charl es, 713 Oak. Bodenschatz, Ed. C., 236 N. Tryon. Bodenschatz, l\fr ~ . Ed. 236 N. Tryon . Boehart, Fred, 523 N. Madison. Boehart, Mrs. Gert., 523 N. Madi son. Bohls, Miss Catherin e, 202 South. Bohn, E ., 402 WnitP Phrne. Bohn, Mrs. Ida, 402 Waite Place. B.ohn, Miss H elen, 402 Waite Place. Bohn, Miss Minnie, 402 W aite Place. Boyce, Mrs. Augusta, 612 Bunker. Boyce, Earl, 612 Bunker. Boyce, Miss Helen, 6]2 B '.mker. Bokrn eier, Earl W., 312 N. Hoy. Bokmeier , Mrs. Vern a, 312 N. Hoy. Bolger, Clarence, 227 N. South. Bolger , Don ald, 227 W . South. Bolger , John, 227 W. South. Bolger, Mrs. Nellie, 227 W. South. Bolger , Thom as, 227 W. South. Bolger, Vera, 227 ·W. South. Bonnichson, Mrs. Mary, 923 Tappan. Bonnichson, Thomas, 923 Tappan. Bontell, Mrs. Euncie, 515 N. l\fadison Bonslett, Fran cis, 216 South. Bonslet t, Pau l, 327 S. Mad 'son. Boone, Mrs. Alvina, 315 E. Jackson. Boone, Les ter, 315 E. Jackson. Boon e, Lewis C., 315 E. J ackson. Boone, Mrs. Luella, 315 E. J ackson. Booth, Edward, 210 Throop. Booth, Mrs. E lsie, 210 Throop. Booth, John C., 210 Throop. Borchardt, Mrs. Emma, 226 Hoy. Borchardt, Henr~' , 226 Hoy. Bosshard, Emili e M., 400 S. Madi son. Bosshard, Fred, 418 S. J efferson . Bosshard, H. H., 400 S. Madi son . Bosshard, Inga, 418 S. J efferson. Botts, J. C., 435 CenteJ'. Botts, Mr~ . Teresa, 435 Center. Botts, Wm., 435 Center. Bourke, John P ., 327 Lincoln. Bourke, Mrs. Mary G., 327 Lincoln. Bower s, Fred T. 603 E. Calh oun. Bowers, Mrs. Mi ld ., 608 E. Calhoun. Boyce, Fred, 323 E. ,Tarkc;o·1. Bovee, l\lf r s. Nellie, 323 E. Jackson. Boyle, Mrs. Catherine, 101 Ha~· ward. Ro··le, Patri ck, 101 Hayward. Brahv, Fran k, 421. Center . Brah y, George, 421 Center. BrahY, Harry, 421 Center. Brah~· , P eter, 421 Center. Brahv, Mm . Selma . 421 Center. Bransby, Mrs. Armoine 410 Cent er. Bransbv, Josl'ph , 410 f' e,, ter. Brandenburg, Adam, 1101/z Calhoun. Rrand enr urg, Mrs. (Jrissa. 1101/9 Cal. Brashi er , Mr E li za. 704 Wh eeler. Brem eir, Eth el M .. 810 Washington. Bre111 °ir. Fred W .. 810 W <i,shington. Brennan, Mrs. Agnes, 122 F remont BrewPr . Mr s. An nn . W 11sl1ington : 0 • �7 \VOODSTOCK DIRECTORY F. P . AX TE LL, P res iden t F. S. KEENAN , S ecretar y L UNA 1£. l'l'IEN TCH , V ice President GE ORGE L. MUI-tPHY, Treasurer McHenry County Abstract Company Telephone 169 J 112 Benton Street DIRECTORS H arvard LUNA E. MENTCH Cary Marengo F . S. KEENAN Woodstock Harvard M. F. WALSH GEO . L. MURPHY Woodstock c. B. WHITTEMORE Marengo F. F. AX TELL E. D. PATRICK PROMPT IN THREE SIZES SERVICE GUARANTEED Beatsall Hand Soap Just buy a can of Beatsall, It's sure to please, I know, It can be used for cleaning Where no other soap will :f o . You can use it in the kitchen, On pans and dishes just the same. And your hands with grease and grime You can take out every stain. Your troubles then will pass away, And joy be yours once more, For you can always find Beatsall In your family grocery store. For they use it everywhere, And you can have it too; So get a can of Beatsall And take it home with you. S. E. ATKINSON & CO. Sole Manufacturers Woodstock 13 oz 2% lbs. 6 lbs. 253 Hoy Ave. Illinois Phone 206M ADVERTISE IN THE KEY-BOARD �8 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Brewer, Bert, 366 Lake Av. Brewer, Mrs. Eva K., 211 Church. Brewer, Fred, W ashington. Brewer, F. W., 211 Church. Brewer, John W .. 585 W ashington. Brewer, Mrs. Lola., 366 Lake Av. Brewer, Mrs. Marv E., 585 Washing. Brink, Mrs. Emma, 410 Lake Av. Brink, George E ., 602 Clay. Brink, Mrs. Hilda C., 602 Clay. Brink, James, 602 Clay. Brink, James P., 602 Clay . Brooks, Mr~.. Ella M., 359 S. Madi son. Brott, Mrs. K a thry n, 101q Hibbaril . Brott, Walter H., 1019 Hi bbard. Brown, Mrs. Alice, 718 Dean. Brown , Mrs. Am anila. 507 Bnnk <-'r . Brown, Anna L., 406 Wa sh ington . Brown, Allison, 331 S. Jeffer son. Brown, Mr s. Cath ., 627 E. Calhoun. Brown, Miss Della M. , 452 Routh . Brown, E arl L., 507 Bunker. Brown, Miss E thel K ., 435 iVa "h. Brown, Fra nk, 627 E . Calhoun. Brown , Golden A., Queen Ann. Brown, Mrs. H ann ah . 419 Wash . Brown, H enrv, 53fi E. Calhoun. Bro wn, H arris T., 626 Clay . Brown, J . La ra, 536 E. Calhoun. Brown, Lest er , 403 iVashington. Brown, Lew is D., 535 E. Calhoun. Brown, Mrs. May, 702 Cl av. Brown, Miss Minni e V., 626 Cla~r. Brown, Orlo, 41!) Washington. Brown, William B., 718 Dean. Brown, Winfield C., Queen Ann. Brown , Volney T., 702 Clay . Brown , Mrs. Voln ey, 536 E. Call1011n. Brudi, Earl, 445 W . .Tndd. Rr~· ant, E va n H ., 323 S. 'J'non. Bryant, Mrs. Man A .. 323 S. Tnon . Buckl ey, Harry R , 327 S. Madison . Buckl ev, M a~·., 327 S. Madi son. Buckl ey, Mrs. P earl 0 .. 317 S. 'l'ryon . Bu e, Bertha L .. fi28 Wh eeler . B ne . George T., 628 Wh eeler. Bu ell, Mrs. Emma M .. 33fi S. Tr~·on. Bunke, Mrs. Adell e M., '101 W . }udil. Bunker, MrR. F. M .. 212 S. Trvon. Burdi ck , Mrs. Georg iana, !)02 Clay. Bu rdi ck, H enry, 902 Clay. Burger , Irwin L., 491 Judd Burg-er , George, 328 W . •Judd. Burger , Mrs. Linda . 328 W . .Tndd. Bllrger , Nettie V., 491 Judd. Bnrklrnrdt, Rmil M., 503 Dean. Burns, Mrs. Lill ian M .. 7 0'1 Whe"lflr. Burns, Wm. R., 703 Wheeler. Burton, Mrs. Marg., 1003 •rappan. Burton, Roy R., 1003 Wheeler. Butts, Theodore, 526 South. By thong, Mrs., 359 Vine. 0 Cairn s, John, 527 Bunker. Cairns, Mrs. Loui se, 521 Bnnker . Cairns, Wm. R., 527 Bunker. Cairons, George D., 438 W. Judd Cairons, Mrs. Blan che, 438 W. Juild. Caldwell, C. P ., 101Y2 Benton. Caldwell, Mrs. M. L., 101Y2 Benton. Callinan, Ethel, 1101, Wicker. Callinan, Florence, 1101 Wicker. Callinan, Marian, 1101 Wicker. Callinan, John E. Jr., 1101 Wicker. Callinan, John, 1101 Wi cker. Callinan, Mrs. Sar a h, 1101 Wi ck er. Camel, Thomas, 115 S. ,Jeffer son. Cameron, Elizabeth, 331 Johnson. Cameron, J. W., 331 Johnson. Campbell, Mrs. E li ~ ab et h, 721 Denn . Campbell, Mollie, 111 Dean. Cannon, Arthur, 355 Dean. Cannon , Mabel, 355 Dean Car ey, Maud E., 452 South. Carlson, Alvada, 124 Cass . Carlson, Mrs. Anna, 124 Cass. Carlson, Olga, 124 Ca s. Carlson, Mrs. Cora, 202 Throop. Carlson, Elm er E ., 202 Tl1roop. Carlson, Mrs. Etta, 535 E. Calhoun . Carlson, Fred G., 906 Tappan. Carlson, Gu s., 403 Madi son. Carlson, Henry R I, 535 E. Cfl lhoun. Carslon , Mrs. Hilda, 403 Madison . Carlson, Mrs. Margaret, 518 Clay. Carlson, H erman C., 518 Clay. Carlson, Miss Ruth, 403 Madi son . Carl son , Mrs. Selma, 906 Tappan. Carm ack, frs. Bell, 377 Lincoln . Carmack, Mer ville A., 377 Lin coln Carr, Richard , 522 Bu11k e r. Carr, Mrs. Ida K, 118 Greenwood Carr, Rov W .. 118 Gr ee11 wood. Carroll, Mrs. Emil E., 487 W. Jack. Carroll, Mr s. Phillip J .. 487 W ..Jack . Carroll, Mr s. A. J ., 487 W . .Ja ckson. Carroll, Mrs. Dorothy, 233 N. Tryon Carroll, Wm . M., 233 N. Tryon. Casey, J ames F., 506 Clay. Cashmore, Mrs. Nelli e, 828 Clay. Cashmore, Arthur, 828 ('Jn·-. Censweth , Mrs. Clyde, 208 Main 0 �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY E. E. RICHARDS Pres. E.C . JEWETT Vice Pres. !) JOHNM.HOY Sec'y GEO. W. LEMMERS Treas. RICHARDS, JEWETT & WRIGHT ABSTRACT COMPANY Abstractors, Conveyancers and Insurance Offce near the Court House Telephones 230R and 315J Geo. W. Lemmers, Manager Woodstock, Illinois We are Head.quarters for the Best of Everything in Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Cut Flowers Plants and Bulbs GEORGE MONClTR FLORIST & SEEDSMAN 130 Cass Street Phone 176J ERNEST RIES CONTRACTOR Plumbing and Gas Fitting Steam and Hot Water Heating Estimates Cheerfully Furnished on Application 136 Cass Street Phone 230-W Wood!itock, Illinois ADVERTISE IN THE KEY-BOARD ' I I �10 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Cen,:weth, Harry E., 208 Main. Chant, Wm. J., 321 S. Madison. Chapple, Miss Amanda, 223 South. Charles, Miss Emma 0., 327 Vine. Charles, Thom as, 327 Vine. Charles, Mrs. Emma C. , 327 Vine. Charles J. D., 215 <trifling Av. Charles, Wm. T., 215 Griffing Av. Charles, Jes<;e, 215 Griffing_ Av. Charles, Mrs. Elizabeth, 517 Bunker. Ch easbro, Bvron, D., 315 Washing. Chea'< hro, Mr~ . Lu cy, 315 Washing. (' 11iols, James G., 21ti Main. Chittenden, Mrs. Emma, 608 Bunker . Chittenden, Grove. P., 608 Bunker. Chort, Miss Mar~r, 216 Jorth . Christiansen, Mrs. Chris., 714 Bunker Chri stensen, Arthur, 124 N. Madi son. C'hristern:;en, Mrs. Hans, 124 N. Ma. · C'hristopherson, Fri eda, 301 W. Judd. C'hri stoph erson, 1\fr q. Anna, 687 Lak e. Christopherson, J. P. , 687 Lake. Churchill , Ralph D .. 522 Hig·hland. Church ill , Mrs. Martha, 929 Tappan. Chnrchill . Bert, 929 Tappnn . Chnrnhi ll, Chas. M., 616 Clay. C'hurerill, Mr s. Emma A .. fi16 Clav. Cichocki, Mrs. Felicianna, 60~ Brown. Cichocki , Florian, 608 Brown. \ lark. Harrv L., 244 N. Tryon. Clark. Mrs. Nora P .. 244 N. Trvon. C'lark, Mrs. Margaret, 333 East. (;]ark, Miss Bessie, 304 Freemont. C'l:irk , Mrs. Su'< ie W ., 304 li'reemont. Clark, A. M., 304 Freemont. C'la'< s, William , 202 South . ll:H;sen . Andrew, 904 Jewett. C'lnnsen. Mrs. Mnr,· . 904 J ewett . C'l~arY, Mrs. Br;dgi e, 219 K .Tackson. f' lean·, Ruth. 435 E. Jackson. C'lemfmt Earl. 253 Hoy Av. C'loirlt.. Georire. 202 South Closson, Mrs. 1\<fall<le S., 409 Clay. C'losson ..John G., 40H Clav . l']o!'<son, Charl es B , 409 Cl a~r. C'losson . Mrs. L ill ian . 409 f: lnv C'h ·de. Miss Lena. 8J4 N. Madi son C'~nklev Den 1i'< F. 336 Lincoln . C'oakle,,; Mrs. Ellen, 336 Lincoln f'onldey, .John F ., 336 Lincoln . i;oaklev, John, 475 W. Judd. Cochran, Mrs. Rlhm M., 512 Clay. C'ochran , Frank, 51Z Clav. . Coe, Mrs. Eth el C., 209 Forest Av. C'oe, John I., 209 Forest Av. Cof'fev , Christ. C., 711 Wheeler. Coffev, Mrs. Rona, 2lfl 1/ 2 K .lfl<>kson . Coffey, Ellen A., 711 Wheeler. Coffey, Miss Kath., 225 W. Jackson. Coffey, Mrs. Mary A., 314 N. Tryon. Coffey, Milo, 219 1/~ E. Jackson. Colby, Mrs. Mabel S., 206 Wheeler. Collen, George B., 360 S. Madison. Coll en, Lydi a E., 360 S. Madison. Collier, Mrs l Mary, 510 E. Calhoun. Collier, Mrs. Thom as, 510 E. Calbo :1n. Collin s, Lula, 214 W. Judd. Colton, Lester C., 115 John son. · Comi skey, Miss Agnes, 529 Clay. Co rni s k e~' , Edwin, 529 Clay. Comi skey, James, 126 Cnss St. Co miskey, James, 529 Clay St. Co misk ey, Mr s. Katherine, 520 Clay Comi sk ey, Miss Mary, 529 Clay Co mpton, Harry, 107% Benton Compton, Jay, 304 Lake St. Compton, K atherine, 304 Lake St. Co nerty, Mrs. Beulah, 424 Center Conerty, Mrs. F,lfrieda, 814 K. !Vfad. Co nert:v, H. A. 424 Center St. Conert~·, John B., 814 N. Madison Co nl ey, Mrs. Ali ce D. , 374 Lincoln Conley, Harry L. , 207 vVas'iingto n Conley, Jam es H ., 207 Washington Conley, Mrs. Lilli an R ., 207 Wash. Co nle~' , Miss Marcella, 622 N. Mad. Conley, Stanl ey J. , 207 Washington Conley, Mrs. Tessie, 207 \Vashington Conley, Willi a m R., 374 Lincoln Av e:> . Conn, Mrs. Delia, 443 W. J ackson Co nn, Howard. 202 Throop St. Conn , Mrs. Nina, 202 Throop St. Conn, \Villiam T., 443 W. J ackson Conway, R ev. David J., 312 Lincoln Con wav , Ed win P ., 210 Dean S t. Conway, Mrs. Ellen, 210 Dean St. C'onw~w , E11gene M., 376 Lin coln C'onwav, John E., 222 Dean St. Conwav, Mrs. Margaret, 376 Lincoln Co nwa~r , Mrs. l\''ar.v, 222 Dean St. Co nway, W alter F .. 376 Lincoln Ave. Coon, Mrs, Anna E., 329 Lake St. Coo n, Edward J ., 329 Lake St. Cooney, Mrs. Anna M .. 470 IV. Ja<>k. Cooney, Edward W ., 335 S. Tryon Cooney, Florence M., 335 S. Tryon Coonev, H erbert T .. 346 Lincoln Coon ey, Mary, 346 Lincoln Cooney, Mrs. Mary J., 335 S. Tr~·on Coo n e~' . Mrs. Sara' •. 346 L'ncoln Cooney, William, 335 S. Tryon Coonra d, Mrs. J ennie B., 361 Hay. Coonra d Clarence A. . 361 H aYwn nl Coonrnd. Miss Glndys, l'i2fl W. ·south �WOODSTO CK DIRECTORY LIGHT LUNCHES 11 CIGARS, CIGARETTES THE CHOCOLATE SHOP FINE ICE CREAM and CANDIES 216 Ma in Street t Telephone 83 Wood stock, Ill. J. P. Alt Clothing Co. I For Better MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING SHOES and FURNISHINGS I J R. A. PRATT MEAT MARKET Dealer in Ice and Choice Meats Fish and Oysters in Season J, 120 Cass Street Phone 341-M Established 1910 Phone 158-W C. T. ABBOTT & SONS Woodstock, Illinois, 219 E . Judd Street GARAGE and MACHINE SHOP Stromberg Carburetors and Service-Cletrac Tractors ... .- �12 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Coonrad, W . D., 529 W. South St. Coonrad, Mrs. Maud, 529 W. South Coqnilette, Mrs. E ster L., 411 Higl1 . Coquilette, Glenn E., 411 Highland Coquilette, Mrs. Hattie 117 Hutchins Corcoran, Mrs. Alice M., 603 Austin Corcoran, John H ., 603 Austin Ave. Cornwell, Catherine E., 469 N. Jack. Cornwell, Dan D., 469 N. Jackson Corr, Mrs. Mary , 809 Northampton Corr, James H., 809 Northampton Corr, Mrs. Mary , 809 Northampton Corr, James H., 809 Northampton Corr, O wen H., 743 Clay St. Corr, Raphael H., 216 Griffing Ave. Corr, Dennis H., 216 Griffiing Ave. Corr, Miss Katherine E ., 216 Griffing Corr, Mrs. Bridget, 216 Griffing A ve. Corr, Miss Eiiza, 603 Bunker St. Corr, W illiam, 603 Bunker St. Costanzo, Carmine A., 480 W. Judd Co;;tanzo, Mrs. Florane 480 vV. Judd Conrier, Eth el J., 321 S. l\fadison St. Courier, Joseph M., 321 S. l\fadi son Cowlin, Adrill E., 201 Fremont Ave. Cowlin, Mrs. Eliza, 515 N. Madison Cowlin, Mrs. E ster , 201 Fremont Cowlin, Mrs. Sue, 515 N. Madison Crandall, Miss Elizabeth, 312 Dean Croak, Lir,zi e, 848 IV ashington Cr oak, Man, 848 Washington Croak , Rich ard D., 848 W ashing-ton C'ro;;s, Mrs. Emma, 235 Main Cross, H arry, 235 Main Cros;;man, Mary J., 724 S. J effer son Crossman, Silas C. 72d S . .T efferson Crouch, Hardy Vv. 728 Oak f'ro nch , Mrs. Minnie, 728 Oak · Crowley, Mrs. Alta.. 363 S. Trvon Crowlev, Florenz G.. 363 S. Trvon Cuddy, James H., 518 High land A ve. Cuddy, Mrs. Marv K . 518 TTi ~l: l ~ n d Cummings, Richard, 311 N. Hoy St. Cummings, Mrs. M .. 311 N. Hoy Cuplin , Mrs. Emma lin e, 329 East C'urtis, Beniamin H , 529 Freemont C'u rfr;, Clarence M., 220 Throop Curtis, Mrs. Emilv. 529 FrePmont Curti s, Miss Lorain e, 820 Clay Curti s, Mrs. La ura. 820 Cla" Curtis, Mrs. Win efred. 220 Throop Cutteridge, Geo. A., 215 N. Tryon Cutteridge, Georgi a M., 215 N . Tryron Cyr, Mancer, 202 South Czadek, Mrs. Catherinf'., 204 Free. Czadek , Fra nk J., 204 Freemont D Dacy, Charles F., 336 Dean Dacy, Mrs. Margery, 336 Dean Dacy, Mrs. Lucinda, W. Judd Dailey, Chas., 217 Church Dailey, John, 217 Church Dalliey, Mary B., 416 Center Dalton, Chas., 500 Lake Daly, Frank, 731 N. Madison Daly, Mrs. Madge, 731 N. Madison Dana, Mrs. Alice M., 319 East South Dana, ArthurJ., 319 East South Dana, W. W., 319 East South Danoe, Lulan, 223 W . South Daniels, Mrs. Margaret, 331 S. Jeff. Daniels, Miss Mary Jane, 331 S. ,Jeff. Danl ey, Milo E., 1018 Clay · Danley, Milo F., 1018 Clay Danley, Mrs. Ruth, 1018 Clay Darby, Chas. R., 911 Tappan Darby, Mrs. Nannie, 911 Tappan Davis, Edward D., 220 W. Calhoun Davis, Eva Gertrude, 314 Vine Davis, Miss Grace D., ~20 W. Calhoun Davis, Miss Helen A., 220 W. Calhoun Davis, Howard G., 314 Vine Davis, Mrs. Margare t, 220 W . Cal. Davis, Morgan, 402 E. Jackson Dean, Miss Lorle A., 219 W . South Dean, Raymond H., 219 W. South Dean, Mrs. Sara J., 219 W. South DeCroix, Emily A., 1221/2 Benton DeCroix, Mrs. Leona, 122 1/~ Ben ton DeCroix, Louis M., 122% Benton Deitz, Albert J., 331 Hayward Dietz, Arlie A., 124 La urence Deitz, Mrs. Irene E ., 331 Hayward Deitz, Mrs. Sarah, 1071/3 Van Buren Delamere, Miss Lul u, 515 'IV. J ac k ~on Deneen, T. J., 323 W. South Deneen, John E., 323 W . South Deneen, Miss Kathryn, 323 W. South Deneen, Mrs. Mary, 323 vV. Sonth Dennis, Cal, 122 Freemont Denni s, Mrs. Celia, 109 S. J efferson Dennis, Fred, 109 S. Jefferson Dermont, James, 1051/z Van Buren Derrnont, Jr., J ames, 404% E. Jack. Dermont, Mary J . 1051/z Van Buren Derrnont, Mrs. Mattie, 404 E. .fa ck ''Oll Desmond, Mrs. Margaret, 845 C la~' Desmond, Miss Mary, 845 Clay Desmond, William, 845 Clay Dewey, Frank K., 831 ·w 11eeler Dewey, Mi s. Nellie E ., 8'1 1 Wheeler Dewey, George, 208 Sonth �\\rOODS' L'OCK DIRJ<j(' TOH.Y Slavin, Eastman & Pierce -Furniture and Undertaking Rugs, Pictures and Stoves Select Your Home Furnishings Fron1 The Largest Stock in McHenry County Free Delivery :n the Country Finest Funeral Equipment Best of Service---Satisfaction Absolutely Guaranteed MOTOR AMBlJLANCE Store Phone 56 Residence Phone 419 and 263-J WHOLESALE RETAIL Woodstock Milling Co. Manufacturers of and Dealers in Spring Wheat Flour Winter Wheat Flour Graham Flour Buckwheat Flour Rye Flour Corn Meal All Kinds of Mill Feed i. We are Now Installing an Artificial Ice Plant and by Spring of 1922 will be prepared to furnish the citizens of Woodstock and vicinity with CLEAR WATER ICE Woodstock Milling Co. �14 WOODS'l'O CK DIR !<:C TOHY De V ell, Eva, 112 Hutchins DeVoll, lVIiss Bla uclie, 402 Ki mlmll De Wolf, Mr ~ . Anna S., 940 Clay DeWolf, William, 840 Clay Dible1" Ed ward A., 420 E. Cal houn Dibler, George H., 420 E. Calho uu Dibler, L. H., 420 E . Calhoun Dibler, Mrs. Mary, 420 E. Calhoun Dibler, Miss Mildred M., 420 E. Cal. Dietz, Mrs. Blanche, 124 Laurence Diffendafer, Mrs. Clara, 426 Lake Diffendaf er, F. E., 426 Lake Diggins, Allan F., 129 South Diggins, Mrs. E dith, 208 So uth Diggins, Harte, 208 South Diggins, Mildred L., 129 So utl1 Dillenback, Mrs. Eliza, 704 Browu Dillenback, Jacob, 704 Bro11·11 Dillon, Thomas, 422 East Dirrenberger, Irvin, 732 Madi son Dirrenberger, Mrs. Lena, 732 Madi son Dirrenberger, lVIartin, 203 E. Jackson Dirrenberger, Margaret, 203 E. .Jack . Dittbauer, Mr s. Angusta, 722 Dea n Dittman, Mr s. Mary C., 371 Lincoln Dittman, William, 371 L incoln Dix, Irving, 409 Clay Doll, Mrs. Anna, 1'13 Lawrence Donnelly, J a mes H ., 800 Was hi ngton Donnelly, Mrs. Katherine, 800 Was:1. Donnelly, Geo. E:, 125 North Donnelly, Mr s. Nina B., 416 Clay Donnelly, lVIrs. Sarah J., 135 Nort h Donovan, Miss Anna, 239 N. Tryon Donovan, Chas. 'l'., 731 N. Madison Donovan, John D., 22'.J N. Tryon Donovan, Maude E., 226 W. Judd Donovan, Miss lVIande, 202 i\Ic Henry Doten, Frank W., 370 Lincoln Doten, Mrs. P ea rl E., 370 Lin col n Doughty, Mrs. Clar1t, Sumner Downing, Lillian S., 228 W . Third Downing, Wm. H., 228 W. Thi r d Draheim, Mrs. Ann a, 815 ' 'Vh eele!' Draheim, Frank, 815 Wheeler Draheim, Walter, 815 Wheeler Dressel, Jack, 203 E. Jackson Drill, Arthur E., 1225 Wheele r Drill, Mrs. Elizabeth, 1225 ViTheeler Driscoll, A11na, 520 Wa"hington Duffield, Alan J., 641 Dean Duffield, Mrs. Mari e, 641 Dean Duffy, Daniel, 474 Lake Duffy, Mrs. Kath eriue, 474 Lal;e Duggan, Mrs. Anna, 452 South Dunham, Alfred P., 221% Benton Dunham, Mrs. May, 22l:Y2 Bento11 Durkee, Earl, 632 N. Madison Durkee, Mrs. Mabel, 632 N. Madison Dunker, Mrs. Martha, 741 Clay Dunke r, William H., 741 Clay Duplessis, Eugene, 123 E . South Duplessis, Mrs. Nellie, 123 E. South Dushnak, A. J., Cass S tree t Dushnak, Mr s. A. J ., Cass Dushn ak, Miss Helen, Cass D ushnak, Mi ss Irene, Cass Dwelly, Mrs. J . A., 234 F r eemont Dwelly, Mrs. Emma, 234 Freemont Dygert, Hiram J., 601 Dean Dygert, I. J., 126 Cass Dygert, Mrs. Margar et L., GOl Dean E Eastman, Ernest V., 360 S. Tryon F_,astma n, Mrs. I va, 360 S. Tryon E ber, Harold, 212 E. Calhoun Eber, Mrs. Lola, 212 E. Calhoun Ebert, Mrs. Mabel, 835 Seminary Ebert, Otto, 835 Seminary Eberwien, Mrs. Louise, 837 Wheehr Ebish, Emma, 905 Tappan Eckdahl, Mrs. Alice M., 118 Donovan E ckda hl, Bessie M., 328 Burbank Eckdahl, Carl W ., 328 Burbank Eckdahl, Dora E., 328 Burbank Eckda hl, Els ie, 328 Burbank Eckdahl, John, 118 Donovan E ckdahl, Mrs. Mae, 927 Marvel Eckdah l, Ray, 927 Marvel Eck dahl , Wm. A. 328 Burbank Eckert, Mrs. Anna, 115 Throop Eckert, Mr s. Bertha, 523 W. Sonth Eckert, Chas. F., 211 Church Eckert, Chas. H., 464 South Eckert, Mrs. Dulcie F ., 136 North Eckert, Elm er, 800 Clay ck ert, El sie M., 128 Hutchin s Eckert, Mrs. Emma K., 142 W. Fir,;t Eckert, Floyd E., 136 North Eckert, George, 340 S. Madison Eck ert, Mrs. Georgie C., 340 S. Mad. Eckert, George F., 334 S. J efferson Eckert, Geo . W ., 523 W .South Eckert, H e nr~r, 115 Throop E ckert, Ida, 211 Church Eckert, Jan e, 334 S. Jefferson Eckert , Mrs. Lillian, 800 Clay Eckert, Miss Lillian, 523 W . South Eckert, Louise, 334 S. Jefferson Eckert, Mrs. Magdalene, 221 Church Eckert, Michael G., 128 Hutchins Eckert, Mrs. Minnie M., 464 South �15 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY AMATEUR FINISHING Picture Framing No Portrait is so completely satisfying as one made by a Professional Photographer M. G. TRIPP, Photographer 204 Main Street The Misses Donnelly Millinery, Notions and Art Goods We carry a full line of JUST RIGHT Corsets 100 South Johnson Street The Beauty Shop MILDRED DIGGINS, Prop. Ladies' Facial Massage, Shampooing, Hair Dyeing, Round Curling, Marceling, Manicuring and Hot Oil and Tonic Scalp Treatments. TOILET ARTICLES <tnd HAIR GOODS FOR SALE 129 South Street Phone 155W Acute Chronic and Nerv ous Diseases fH arvard 308M Phones \ W oods tock llSJ l " Res. 117R Dr. R. E. VAN HISE CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Licensed by State Board of Health Woodstock Office Mon., Wed. and Fri., 10:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. Daily Evenings 7:00 to 9:00 Harvard Office Tues., Thurs. and Sat., lO:A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 207 Be nto n Street �WOODSTO CK DlH,ECTORY 16 Eckert, Mrs. Pearl, 1008 Clay F,ckert, Rup ert, 1008 Clay )( Eckert, Wilbur D., 334 S. Jefferson Eckert, W illiam H ., 464 South Eck hart. Charl es, 216 Throop Eckhar t, Mrs. Lenore, 216 Throop Ed denburg, Al, 123 North Edrly, E d ward, 455 W. Judd E ddv, John E. , 423 South E ddy, Mr s. Lelah S. , 423 South Edd y, Mrs. Lucy, 406 Clay E ddv, Mrs . Mary, 455 W. Judd Egelston, Mrs. Elmira, 211 W . South E gelston, J . V ., 211 W . South E ichoff, Paul, 121 South Eiklor, Fred , 440 Center Eickhorst , "F'red, 689 L ake Ei.ckh or ~t . Mrs. Lillia n. 689 L ake Eirschele, Mr s. K arah, 923 Marvel Eirschele. O ~ <>ar. 923 Marvel E llsworth. Chas. F .. 914 Tappan Ellsworth. M rs. Genevieve, 9]4 Tap p. E ngeln, l\frs. L aura. 529 K Calhoun Engeln . P eter G., !12!-l E. Calhoun Eppel. Alvin J., 311 Dacy Eppel. C'lnyton B. , 776 W . .Judd F.ppel, Mr:o:. Li zzi e, 311 Dacv F,rbv, ]\fro. . K ath erine. 528 E . Calhoun F.rhv, William . 528 R Calhoun . F.rcim hrack. Edward W .. 333 K J ack. Ercanbrack. Mrs. Marv. 333 K J ack . "Rriclrnon . Arthnr K. 121 Freemont Erick son . A. C' .. 215 S. Marlison F,ri chon, Mrs. Anl'la . 215 S. Ma di son Erichon , Mr s. Coni. 11 5 Throop Pricl,oon , Edqui st. 115 'l'hroop F.rick:o:on. Dr. ErnP,., r. 2nfi D ean F,richon . Mi ss F, ~ ter . 21 fi R. Mn di son T<'riekson. Mrs. Ma rv, 205 D ean Eri el<son. Mrs. Ma rv . J21 Freemont "F,r vin. Harvilln G .. 1111/n Va n Bnren F.rvin . Rob ert T .. 1111/.", V an Rnren F.ttin "er, L es ter. 407 Riilgeland F:ttinc;er. M!!rion . 407 Ridtrelan il Evans. Mrs. Adelia . 522 Dean F.vans, MrR. Anna M .. 4Hl N. Hoy "F,vnns. Egbert, 522 D ean H' vn no, H~l en , 223 S. 'l'~ron E v:rn:o:, Mathias P .. 419 N. Hov Ewrn . Mr:o:. Clara 728 . Madi son F,wen . .T . P .. 728 N . Maili son F T<'nhin , A. R., 129 North F nhin ..Tohn, 209 N. Madi son Faf'h ndrick , Joe G., 526 So ·th Faehndrick, Mrs. Lottie 526 South Fairchi ld s, Mrs. Emma, 721 Seminary Fajrajzl, Adolph, 317 S. Tryon Faught, Newlin, 331 S . Jefferson Faust, Arth ur, 124 North Fay, Mrs. Frances, 312 Railroad Fay, Harry E., 312 Ra il roa d Feffer, Albert, 904 Wheeler F effer, Mrs. E lizabeth, 904 Wheeler F ehrman, E mma, 476 ViT. J·ackson Fehrman , Fred B., 476 W. Jackson F ehrm a n, Mrs. Mati lda, 476 W. Jack. Fehrman, Walter G. , 476 W . Jackson Fehrman, William H ., 476 J ackson Felix, Cha rl es J. , 314 N. Tryo n F elt, Mr s. Ma retta, ]29 Nor th Ferris, Mr s. Clara B., 458 Lak e Ferri s, F. T., 458 Lake Ferris, Frank, 316 S. M11 il ison Field , Albert F., 708 Clav F ield, Edward J. , 318 W. Calhoun Field, Mrs. Gertrnde . 318 W. f'alhoun Field, Mrs. K a th erin e, 326 W .•Tack . Fierke, Joseph, 721 Clay Fierke, Mrs. Mary, 721. Clay Fillmore, Cora L ., 433 K Lake Fillmore. Geo. H., 433 E . Lake Fillmore, M r i:;. Sar ah. 433 E. La ke Fish, Mrs. Ali ce, 417 K Jackson Fish, Mrs. Annabelle, 430 W:rnh. Fish, Mrs. B eatri ce, 143 Lawrence Fi sh, Charles, 417 K J ackson Fish, M'rs. Clara, 312 Hoy Fish, Edg-11r C., 315 1.,;;r • .T~dd Fish , Mrs . E ster Rn th, 1071/., Dean Fish, Mrs. Etta, 411 E. Jackson "F'i sh. Geo. A., 1071/z D ean Fi sh. H. L .. 443 W. Ronth Fish . R f'nry W .. 430 Wa shin gton Fi.Rh , Mrs. Id a M., 315 W . .Tnild Fi sh, .T. W . L., 315 Hov F is h, L ester, 143 L awrence Fi sh. Mar v , 443 W. South Fi sh. Rov, 312 Hoy Fish, Mr<. Sarah . 402 R .Tankso n l"i~h . Mrs. Su si e, 315 Hov "F'i sh, Walla ce E.. 402 K Ja<>lrnon "F'i sh. W11rren .T., 430 W no h;ng-ton Fisher , Mr s. Chra A .. 124 No rth Vi sher, Mrs. Eli ?.11beth .. 21 2 W. First F isher. Frank .T., 21 2 W . "F'irst Fisher, F rP d A., 710 N. Marli son Fisher , H enrv G .. 124 North Fleming, Mrs. Frances., 525 Dean Fleming. Llov <l, 525 Dean Flood, Frnnk . 527 McRenr v Flooil , .Ja mf's F .. 517 B11nkn �17 WOODSTOCK DIR.ECTOR Y 'CHARLES LEONARD, Auctioneer . 17 YEARS' EXPERIENCE RECORD LAST YEAR, 168 FARM SALES His many years of experience in buying and selling cattle keep him well informed on the current values of all kinds of farm properties. A number of sales are already list ed, and if you plan to sell I will be glad to call, and any advice I may give you in regard to sale will be given gratis. Will go anywhere at any time. Dat es can be left at any of the banks in Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Huntley, McHenry, H arvard, Hebron, Walworth, Delavan, Sharon, Popnlar Grove and Capron. Good Honest Service and a Square Deal Guaranteed Telephone at my exptnse or Write I Phone 163-R Woodstock, Illinois AMERICAN MOTOR co. Throop Street- Back of Courthouse Welding. GENERAL MACHINE WORKS We Repair All Makes of Automobiles McClaren Tires Phone 96 Vacuum Oils Willard Bone Dry Storage Batteries Wm. R. Burns, Manager \Vith Thr ead ed Rubber Insulation MORE MILES of Uninterrupted Service PER DOLLAR Repairing and Recharging all Makes of Batteries 1 Service Station for- Bijur and Connecticut- Delco and Remy Authorized United Motor Corporation 227 Main Street Telephone 37 4 W I �18 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY F lood, Mrs. Rose, 527 McHenry F lood, Mrs. Rose A., 517 Bunker F lotow, Miss E lsa, 320 Hayward ]<' loyd, Carrie, 342 Vine :F'loyd, Mrs. Clara A., 229 Main ]<'Joyd, Clare W ., 342 Vine Floyd, David, 229 Main Foglem a n, Barbara, 508 East Foglema n, Emma, 508 East Fogleman, Sr., Fred, 508 East Foot, Albert, 625 Oak Foot, Carl, 625 Oak Foot, Chri s, 625 Oak Foot, Emi l, 625 Oak Foot, Ernest, 625 Oak Foot, Fred, 625 Oak Foot, Mrs. Mary, 625 Oak Foote, Frank, 506 Washing ton Foote, Mrs. Ida S., 506 Washington Foote, Mrs. Louise E., 917 Tappan Foote, Wm., 917 Tappan Forrest, Charles T. , 464 W. J ackson Forrest, Mrs. Laura, 601 S. J efferson I<'orrest, Mrs. Margaret, 464 vV. Ja ck. Forrest, Vv. H ,.601 S. J effer son Fosdi ck, Bookie, 520 8. J efferson Fosdick, John, 520 S. J efferson Foss, Mrs. Agnes A., 925 Northamp. Foss, Clarence R., 925 Northampton Foster, Mrs. Anna D., 314 Hiirh land Foster, Sam'l A ., 314 Highland Fox, Mrs. Ruby, 329 E as t Fra'nk, Mrs. Anna, 527 Freemont J~rank, Carl, 527 Freemont Frame, Mrs. Almer C., 366 S. Tryon Frame, Mrs. Clara, 351 Dean F ranlP, Geo. W ., 366 S. Tryon Fram e, H arold, 351 Dean Fram e, Norm an, 601 St ewart Fra me, Vanetta, 601 Stewart Fran cis, Chas. H., 471 W. Judd Francis, Mrs. Jennie E., 471 "'IV. Jndd Francisco, E lmer L., 520 South Franci sco, Mrs. Lou W., 520 Routh Francisco, Mrs. Mildred S., 520 Sonth Francisco, Will, 520 Park Franson, Ch as. A., 825 Wick er Franson, Mrs. Mar~1 J., 825 "\Vi cker Fredri ck son, A . C., 316 V in e Fredrickson, Mrs. E li son. 316 Vi ne Freeman, Mrs. E lla M .. 200 Dean Freem a nir George, 715 Clay Freem an, Horace E. ,636 ·wheeler Freema n, Mrs. N elli e, 636 Wheeler Freem an, Mrs. Pauline, 715 Clay Freeman, Dr. "\Vm. M:. , 200 Dean Frenr.h, C. F., 420 Vine French, Mrs. Emma M., 933 Wheeler French, Mrs .• Hannah , 420 Vin e French, Wm. C., 933 Wheeler Fre und, Arthur, 322 Lake Freund, Mrs. Gertrude K., 322 Lake Freund, P eter J. , 322 Lak e ' Preund, "\Valter , 322 Lake Frey, William, 217 Wa shing ton Fri end , Albert, 330 Dean Friend, Edwin H., 220 S. Mad ison Fri end, Mrs. Effie, 330 Dean Friend, Mrs. Eli"za heth . 220 S. M nc1 . Friend, Hazel, 220 S. Mad ison Fry, Mi ss DorothY, 523 Dean Fry, C harl e ~ B .. 523 Dea n Fry, Mrs. Edith , 523 D ea n Fry, Miss Helen, 523 Dean Fues, Ernest. 315 Forest Fues, Mrs. Emma, 315 Fores t Furster, Andrew, 713 Olive Furst er, Mrs. L ena. 713 Olive F zantos, J. P., 216 Ma in Fzantos, Mrs. J . P., 216 Mnin G Gabrielson, Inira bor, 405 V ine Gabri elson, S. K. , 405 Yin e · Gabrielson, J as., 608 Au st in Gabri elson, :Mrs. Talleta, 524 Cln.~1 Gabrielson, Mrs. Minni e. 608 An stin Gabribelson, Tonnes, 524 Clay Gabrib elson, Trwernan T., 524 Clriy Goffrey, Charles H., 417 Da cv Goffrey, Mrs. Nelli e, 417 Dn c ~1 Gafke, Arthur J ., 403 Austin Gafke, Mrs. Laura, 403 A nstin Ga ll agher, Miss Anna, 225 No r th Gall agher, Barni e, 225 North Ga llagh er, Bernard J .. 388 1\lfcT-'fon r v Ga ll agher, Edward. 225 North Gall agher, Eli zabeth, 338 McH enry Ga ll agher, John, 225 North Gall agher, Mi ss Mabel, 338 Semi nary Gall agher, W., 697 Lake Garland, Mrs. Fran ces, 220 Throop Ga rri son, Miss H a zel, 508 De:in Garrison, Mrs. Ma ude, 510 Dean Ga tes, Clyde B., 933 Wheeler Gates, Frank M., 340' ::3. Madi on Ga tes, Mrs. H vlah R ., 933 Whe.eler Gaulk e, Mrs. Vida, 645 E . Ca lhoun Gaulke, C. F., 638 E. Calh onn Gaulke, Mrs. E ll a, 931 Clay Gaulke, Frank, 645 K Calh onn Gaulk e, Fred J., 129 Newell Gaulk e, George, 981 Clriy 0 �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 19 In Every $1,000 there is a "First" and " Last" dollar. The FIRST is the hardest to get but if you will GET IT, then open a Savings Account and add a little to it EACH MONTH, you will soon get the LAST. DON'T DELAY THE START. OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK TODAY. STA TE BANK OF \VOODSTOCK Make This Bank Your Business Home Benton and Dietz Streets Telephone 6S G. A. PARKER DAIRY STATION DEALER IN MILK AND CREAM Phone 192-J 301 W. Jackson CHAS. A. KUPPE All kinds of Draying and Express 122 Benton Phone 433 �WOODSTOCK DIR EC TORY 20 Gaulke, Mr s. Minnie, 129 Newell Gaulke, Rob ert, 129 Newell Gault, Mrs. Min ni e, 314 Railrond Gaul t, Oswalt, 314 Railroad GayloM, Mrs. Anna, 633 Wheeler Gaylord, Cla rence, 810 Wheeler Gaylor d, M rs. Lilly, 349 Vine Gaylord, Mrs. Minnie, 810 Wheeler Gaylord, Roy, 633 Wh eeler Gaylord. Wm. 633 Wh eeler Gay, J essie 0., 736 Dean Gay, Mrs. Mary, 736 Dean Gehrs, A.H., 315 Burbank Gehrs, Mrs. E tta, 315 Burbank Gehrs, R ay R .. 315 Burbank Geiselbrecht, Freeman, 342 Jeffer son Ge o g~lie, Mrs. Louise, 503 Dean Gerh ardt, Miss Delpha, 511 K Cal. Gerloff. Alhert, 320 -Hoy Gerloff, Mrs. A ugusta, 320 Hoy Gesk e, Mr s. Clar a, 111% V :m Bnren Gesk e, Frank A., 111% Ven Buren Geske, Mrs. Tilli e ]111/'l V an Buren Geske, Walter , 111% Van Buren Getchell , lVfayna R., McHenry Getchell , Mrs. Ola L., McHenry Get<"hell , William F ., McH enr y Gibbon s, Mi ss Filizabeth. 721 Clay Gihson, Mrs. Emily A .. 223 S. Tryon Gibson , John. 223 S. Trvon Gier t;r, , ]VTr s. E lla. 542 E . Calhoun f1 ier tz. Willinm A ., 542 E. Calhoun Gi le. Miss Gr:ice, 323 Haywnrd Gi les, J\lfrs. Dora. 608 P:irk fli 1Ps, J:i ck . 608 P ark fli lli es, f'harles, 417 Lincoln Gi ll es, Harol(l F., 132 Washingto n f1-i lli es, .John C., 315 N. Tryon f1i lli es, Miss 1\fa.rg·aret, ::!15 N. Tn•on f1ill es, Mrs. Margar et, 132 ·w'"ash. Gill ies, Mrs. Mar y, 315 N. Tryon Gilli es, Miss Marv A., 31 5 N. Tryon f1-i lli es, Willi am P .. 417 Lincoln flimar, Archi e, 124 Grove Gimar, Mrs. Sadie Le·e , 124 Grove Giv"n, Mr s. Carrie, 629 Seminar y Give n, Miss Mabel. 629 Sem;nary fl.iven, Stew:i rt. 629 Seminary Given s, Willi a m. 520 N. Mad ison rn asgo n, Otto 327 S. Madi son Glnwe, J\ifari e. 906 Queen Ann Glawe, Wm. F., 906 Qn (>en Ann Glri.7.ier, ]\JI' an de E .. 230 Tryon Gla;r,ier , Will inm F .. 230 N. Trvon Gl ason. Fred, 123 Hutchins . (}onr. Mrs. N. M., 220 Main Goddnrcl , Mrs. Ada, 422 E. Jnckson 0 ' Goddard, Myron, 422 E. J ack son Godolphin, Mrs. Effie, 303 Freemont Godolphin, Miss Elsie, 303 Freemont Godolphi n, H erbert, 303 Freernont Godolpbin, J a.mes, 303 F reemont Gok ey, Allie ·A ., 414 S. Madi son Gokey, Mi ss Josie S., 414 S. Madison Goodrow, Ephram R.., 239 Throop Goodrow, Frank J., 239 Throop Goodrow, Mrs. H elen, 239 Throop Goodrow, Miss Lorene M., 239 Thro rop Goodrow, Mr s. Mary, 239 Throop Goodsell, Mrs. Dora, 134 vVash .ngto n Gorl •arn, Wm., 411 Vine Go rdon, Jo hn J., 762 Washington Gordo Y1, Mrs. Marion N., 762 W ash. Gors, John H., 720 Di vis ion Gors, Mrs. Mae, 720 Divi s ion Gott, E lli s E., 112 Hutchin s Gott, Mr s. Martha Jan e, 112 Hu tchins Gould. George, 122 F reernont Gould, Mrs. Melissa, 122 Freernon t Gould, Nellie, 122 Freemont Grace, E li zab eth, 763 W ashington Gr ace, K ate A., 763 W a"hing ton Graham. Charl es. 817 Blakley Gr 11 ham, Mrs. Effie A., 205 W. South Graham, F. A., 205 W. South Grah:i m, Geo. A., 205 W. South Graham, J enni e, 817 Blakl e~r Gratton, Clyde, 204 S ·1mmit Gratton, Mrs. E ll a, 203 Grove Gratton, Llo ~· d , 203 Grove Graves, Mrs. An na. 213' Grove Graves, r'harles, 608 P ark Graves, George G., 213 Grove Graves. Mrs. Kate, 608 Park Gray, Edith M., 1225 Wheeler Green, Frank I., 924 'l:)eminar.v Green, Frank J., 240 Washin gton Green, Mrs. May, 240 W:i "h;n':ton Green, Mrs. Frances H., 1018 T n pp~n Green, Go rd on, 327 Lincoln Green, J ames P., 1018 Tappan Gr een, Mrs. Maggie, 924 Semi nary Gr een, Thomas P., 924 Seminarv Greg·ory, Elmer A., 338 H avward Gregory, Mrs. Mary, 338 H av wnnl Gr eenleaf, Ethel F .. 708 Clav Greenleaf, Svdni , 708 Clav · Gr eenley, E. E., 140 Green l e~r Greenley, Milli e, 140 Greenl ey Gri ehel. Albert, 434 Lake Gr iebel, Ed, 228 Throop C:ri c b ~ l , Mrs. Fid ..228 Throop Gri ebel, Mrs. Ethel, 434 Lake Griffing, Geo. B., 357 S. Tr~ron �~1 WOODSTOCK DIREC TORY JENSEN'S GROCERY WOODSTOCK'S RESIDENTIAL STORE Fresh and Staple Groceries, Soft Drinks, ·Notions, Cigars and Tobacco. Everything to Eat. P HONE YOUR ORDERS---WE DELIVER We Feature The Old Colony Brand of Coffee 901 Wheeler St. Phone 41 Hirsch-Wickwire Company FINEST CLOTHES Ready-to Wear SCHROEDER BROTHERS Gents' Furnishings Woodstock, Illinois 219 Benton St. W. H. HOBBS Pianos and Phonographs Exclusive Dealer in Kimball Line of Grand PianosUprights and Players Phonograph Records and Sheet Music 109 S . Benton St . Woodstock, Jllfoois �WOODSTO CK DIRE CTORY 22 .. Griffing, Lest er, 357 S. Tryon Griffiths, George J ., 511 Clay Griffiths, Mi ss Mary, 511 Cl ay Griffith s, Mrs. Niobe, 511 Clay Gro te, George, 903 Clay Gro te, Mrs. Minnie, 903 Clay Grover, Enos E., Washington (i 1·over , Georgia, 506 Clay Gro ver, Mrs. Mary E., Washington Grover; Raymond E., VVashing1on Guest, Jam es, 607 Stewart Gn est, Margaret, 607 Stewart Gu est, Mar v Ann, 607 Stewart Gutell, Glad ys, 215 Tryon Guth, Mr s. Joephin e, 252 Railro >Hl Guth, Thomas, 252 Railroad Gnthrie, Rev. Robert, 215 S. Tr~1 on Guth 1~ie, Mrs. Ruth vV., 215 S. Trvon H Haack, Mrs. E li za beth, 621 ·w h eeler H aack, H enry, 621 Wheeler H acker, Mrs. Min ni e, 108 Wh erler H acker, Wm. J., 708 Wh eeler H a dd en, Robert L., 223 S. T rYon Hagert, H enry, 505 E. Calhonn H ahn, Albert, 201 D ean Hahn, Mrs. Dimple, 43J. K Jnrkson H ahn, Max, 431 E. J ack son H ahn, William , 201 Dean Haines, Lest er M., 1425 Queen Ann H aines, Mrs. Malta 1425 Queen Ann T-Tal;es, J. D., 318 N. Madison T-fakes, Mrs. Lul a, 318 N. Madison H nldeman, Mrs. Debornh. 716 N. Mad. H nl<leman, Marshnll , 716 N. Madison Hnld er son, John M., 421 E. Lnke H rild erson, .Tosephi,,, e. 421 K Lake H ald erson , Melva. 421 E. Lake H nld erson, Winnifrrd. 421 E. Lnke T-fa le. Eileen T., Wn«hington Hnl ev, .Corn elius, 379 l\f. J ndrl. Ha ley, Eli zH heth, 385 Lincoln Halev , Mi ss Jul ia, 385 Lincoln T-Talev, Mrs. Ma rtlw . 379 N ..Tud rl H nlidav, Eug·r nia. 321 Hi .".l1ln11 rl Hn l;day . .Tmn es, 321 T-fo!'11land T-fa ll, Clark D .. 427 Center TTn ll. Don, 427 Cent er T-T>1 l I. Lu cv, 427 CePt er H all arbush, A ., 319 K South T-Tnllarb11 Ph. Mr s. N Pt.1i e. 319 E. 8ollt h Hnlli sv, .John r.: .. 456 Sontl1 Hn lli sy; Mrs. Nelli e R. . 456 Sonth T-fa nwr, Mi ss Maiori e, 42::l South H nrner, Jr., Theod or P, 423 Sont-h Ham er, Th eodore, 423 South Hamilton, Mrs. Mary, 333 E as t H a mrn el, Pius, 442 Center Hammond, Mrs. Harriet, 926 Tappa n H a mmond, James L., '<25 E. Calhonn H ammond, Geo. IL, 926 Tappan Hammond, Louis B, 346 Lin coln Hanaford, Mrs. Alice, 450 Freemont Hanafor d, Edwin L., 450 Freemont H a naford, Mrs. Eva M., 442 South H a naford, Frank C., 442 South Hanaford, Frank E., 442 South Hana ford , Mrs. Meli ssv , 442 South Ha nd el, Mrs. M a r~r, 621 Washing to n H a ngarter, Alfred. 226 W . First T-Ianga!'ter, Mrs. Nelli e, 226 W . Fir-; t Hanley, Mrs. Mary G., 839 W ash. Han lev, Robert P., 839 vYa shington Hann elY, Mrs. Ma~r mi e . 487 Jndrl Hann e l ~· , Timoth ~r, 487 vV .. f udrl H ansel, Mrs. Bertha B., 618 Wh ee L ~ r Ran sler, Mrs. Agn es, 500 Lak e Hansler, A rt . 500 Lake H a nsler, Earl, 500 Lake Ran sler , Mi ss Margaret, 500 Lak e Hansma n, Albert. 543 vVa shington Han sman, Fidwarrl . 543 vVfl s ii ing: to n Han sman, Mrs. Elsie, 914 w :cker H ansi;nan, Sr., Henr:v, 543 vVa sh. H a nsman , H enry, 543 vVash ington Han sman, Margr ett, 543 Wa s hingto~ H a nsman. Otto. 914 Wicker H a nsen, Alfred, 625 \ Vheeler Hansen, Mrs. Anna K .. 638 W ns h. Hansen, Ann M .. 638 WH shington Han sen, Mrs. Ca rri e M .. 428 (' e nt ,~ r Hansen, Chri st. 638 W :Fhington Han se n, Mrs. Grace. 008 .Je~v e tt H ansen, Han s, 428 (' p nt ~ r H ansen. H a n« C.. 12::l North Han sen. Hurret ta. 625 vVlweler Hansen , H rnry ,To P. !108 .T<>wt:' t t Han se n. Lil ur a . 62'i ViTheeler H il nsen, G 0 .. 638 ·w asl1i11[('ton T{a ·' sen. 1\frs. i\filrv. 905 Tap p:rn T-fonsen, Peter , 303 Beckin '!" Han son, Mrs. Annil K, 543 Wa sh. Han son, H arry, 430 E. Calhonn H anson , Mr s. Au <;nsta 430 K Calh. H anson, Mrs. Tdn. J 23 }\Tortl1 H a m;on, Mrs. Lvdn B .. 585 Wa.~ h . H a nson , Olaf, ] 26 Cn s1o; H A-i son , Osca. 123 North H a nson , Wal ter . 58fi WH shington · Har[('is, Mrs. E ll a J] fil /_ VHn Bnren H argis, Foster A .. ]lfjl/,, Vnn Bnren Hargi s,. Gorrlon , 11 51/2 Van B 11re11 0 �23 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY "THE REXALL STORE" PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Kodaks, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Rubber Goods and Surgical Supplies THE HOY PHARMACY I LUMAN T. HOY 100 Cass St., Woodstock, Ill. RAYMOND P. PFEIFFER Phone 434 THORNE & SON CLOTHIERS The Home of Hart .Schaffner & Marx Clothes Benton Street Phone 343 W S ·T OP - AT- HOME OIL COMPANY Woodstock's Handy Filling Station Corner of Judd and Throop Phone 82 McHENRY COUNTY ELECTRIC CO. H . A. GARDINER, Prop. Electrica~ Contracting, Electric Supplies and Appliances FARM LIGHTING PLANTS AND BATTERIES ELECTRIC SUPPLIES AND APPLIANCES MOTORS AND PUMPING APPARATUS WASHING AND IRONING MACHINES ELE CTRIC. LAMPS AND BULBS AMERICAN FURNACES E very thing Electrical 107 Dean Street · Phone 248-.R �24 ,, I WOODSTOCK DH'rnCTORY Harlow, Fred, 118 S. Jefferson Harlow, George, 118 S. Jefferson Harlow, Mrs. Mary, 118 S. Jefferson Harrison, Mrs. Clara, 336 Hayward Tlarrison, Mrs. Georgia, 536 \V. Jack. Harrison, Mrs. Matie, 225 Hoy Harrison, Ora D., 536 'vV. Jackson Hartlet, Chas., 436 Center Hartlet, Mrs. Hattie, 436 Center Hartman, Mrs. Nellie, 315 Wash. ffartung, Ernest, 707 Oak Hartung, Mrs. Ruby, 707 Oak Harvey, Mrs. Emily, 343 Dean Harvey, William J., 343 Dean Hatch, Mrs. Ella, 118 S. Jefferson Hatch, George, 118 S. Jefferson Hanert, Clarence E., 130 Washington Hauert, Mrs. Florence, 130 Wash. Haupris, Jacob A ., 415 S. Madison Hanpris, Mrs. Lydia J., 415 S. Mad. Hnupris, Ralph P., 415 S. Madi son Hawert, Mrs. Agnes 1vI., 107% Benton I-fa wert, H enry H ., 107% Benton Haworth, Howard P., 724 Wheeler Ila.worth, Mrs. Rose, 724 'Wheeler Hawver, J ay, 315 Ridgeland Hawver, Mabel, 315 Rid ~ e l ~ n(] Hn~·es, Charles F., 515 Dean Hayes, Mrs. Elizabeth, 515 Dean . Hayes, Mrs. Ettn V ... 328 S. 'l'rrnn Hases, John J., 328 S. Tryon Hayes, John H., 800 Washington Hayes, Miss Margaret, 515 Den n T-Ta:'es, Paul E., 515 Dean Ha~r es , Thomas F ., 515 Dean T-Ta0drn, Boh, 844 ViThPeler H n ulra, Edward, 844 \Vheeler T-Jazdra, Mrs. Francis, 8~4 Whef>lf>r I-Tazdra. P a uline. 844 v\neeler TTa:.rnow, John vY., 721 Clay H aznO\V, Mrs. Dora . 72 1 Clav Herht, Jame::< M., 393 Lincoln He<iht, Mrs. Olive . 393 Lin coln H eeren, Miss Pearl, 329 East H einze, Miss. Elsie. 711 S ..J ff erson H einzman, Clarahell e. 461 E. Lake Heinzman, John C., 461 E. Lake Heisler, Jacoh, 210 \V. Calh oun H e itschmidt, J -lius . 503 Park H eitschmidt, l'lrs. Stell a, 503 P a rk Helm, Mrs. Hatti e. 521 S . .J •- ffrrson H elm . Will, 521 S. Jefferson H en<lricks, Frank .J.. 211 ,Jackson Hendricks, ]\fiss Helen, 240 \Va.sh. Hendricks, Warn e E., 211 W. Jn<lk. H endricks, Miss Svhil. 329 Lake H e nik en, Ra)·mond, 5W Freemont 0 Henrie, William B., 505 E. Calhoun Henrie, Mrs. Vv atson, 505 E. Calhoun Hensel, A lbert, 618 Wheeler Herbert Georo·e 613 Seminary He rbert: Mrs.1lar.v J ., 613 Sernina•·:, He rdklo tz, Miss AJv;na, 721 N. Mad. H erdklotz, Armour vV., 436 Center Herdk lotz, Arthur H., 315 N. Hoy I-Terdklotz, Mrs. Bertlia, 315 N. Hoy H erdklotz, Chas. vV., <i36 Center Herdklo tz, Mrs. Charlot, 716 Wheeb· Herdklo tz, Clarence; 721 N . Mad iso11 H erdklotz, George N ., 721 N. Mad. Herdk lo tz, Mrs. Hattie 436 Ce11ter Herdklotz, Iren e, 315 N. Hoy H erdklotz, P eter H ., 704 Brown Heeren, Mrs. Lucretia, 324 East Herl ngson, Mrs. Clara, 715 Clay Herlngson, Miss Bell, 715 Clay Herman, Carl, 119 E. Jackson Herman , Mrs. Christina, 119 E. Jaf'k . Herman, Ejarl, 805 Washington Herman, Mrs. Florence, 805 Wa::<h. Herman, Mi ss Irene, 415 W. South Herring-ton, Jul ia P., 328 S ..foffer so11 Hertlotz, Mrs. Adeline, 824 Clay Hertlotz, Miss Adelaide, 824 Clav H ertlotz. Edward, 824 Clay Hettel, John A., 371 Linroln Hewitt, Carolin e lVL, 4J2 Vine He\1·itt, Ch ar!Ps K, 412 Vine He11·itt. Davi<l A., 412 Vine Hewitt. Harriet G., 412 Vine Hill, Mrs. Carrie, 125 Van Rnrrn Hill, Chancy \V., 125 Van Buren Hill, Archi e W .. 12J Sonth Hill. Hel en, J21 Sonth Hill, Merle D., 323 S. Tryon Hill , Mrs. Nelli e A., 323 S. Tryon Hill. l\'frs. N rllie R., McTIPnr~· Hill. Nohle, l\frHenrv Hill. Roo-er, Mc H enry Hill, William, 318 N. Madison Hind erleiter, Claude M .. 40'3 \Va<h. Hinderleiter, Mrs. Loui se, 403 Wa sh. Hinderl eiter, Earnest, 330 Short Hind erl eiter, Mrs. Lena, 330 Short Hinderli~ iter, John . 221 GrovP. Hines, Mrs. Anna L., 230 W. First Hin es, Martin, 230 \V. First Hinkson, Mrs. Da isv, 116 l\'fa(lison Hinkson, W. G., 116 N. Ma(li son Hohart, F.<lward S., ~11 Lincoln Hobart, Emma, 424 Freemont Hohart. Prank. 424 Freemont Hobart, Mrs. J\farv M .. 411 Linroln Tlolihs, Mrs. Mar~r , 816 Blak t> ly 0 �25 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY FRED B. BENNETT Attorney and Counsellor at Law Benton Street Phone 23 MER WIN & JENSEN Horse Shoeing and Repairing .Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Cutting 105 Church Stre et Phone 340J GOODROW'S GARAGE AUTO STORAGE Headquarters for Tourists and Commercial Men High and Low Test Gasoline and Oils Official Mechanical Service Station for ' Chicago Motor Club 329 Throop Street Telephone 64 �26 WOODSTOCK DTRE GTORY Hobbs, Wm. H., 816 Blakely Hobe, Mrs. Amelia, 514 Amsterdam Robe, Charles, 514 Am sterdam Roh e, Wilhelmina, 514 Amsterdam Robe, M iss WiJJielmina, 327 S. Jeff. H ock, Al F ., 140 T-Intch ins H or,k, Mrs. N ina D., 140 Hutchin s Hock, Mrs. Ell en, 709 N. Madison H oesley, Mrs. A rl enc, 343 S. J eff. H oesley, Matt, 343 8 . J;e ffer son Ho ff man, E va. 415 Dean Ho fl'm e~'er, Minnie, 323Yz E. J ack. Hoffm eyer, ViTa Jter , 323% E. J ack. Hogan, Ha rr~· , 617 E. Calhoun H ogan, Ru th, 617 E . Calhoun Hogberg, Geo., 326 Clay Hogberg . Mrs. Marv, 326 Clay Hol1 eg, Alva, 51 O Dean Hoh eg, Mr s. Ell a, 510 Dean Hoh enstein, Don ald 1324 Queen Ann H ohenst ein , George. ] 324 Qn een Ann Hoh enstein. Mr s. Gl a dvs, 1324 Q. Ann Hokan sen, Freda, F .. 616 S. J eff. Hok a nsen. Otto A., 616 S. J eff. Hai slet t, Donovan, 117 Sonth Holm es, A. S. , 412 E. Ca lhoun Holm es, Mrs. Lena. 412 E. Ca lhonn ffo lm es, B. D .. 804 Wa hington Holm es, Nell, 81\4 W a.,hin g-ton Holm es, Mr s. EliwhPth . 2Hl Sonth T-'folm es. Frnnk M .. 216 W . South H olmgren, Mrs. Cerilia, 116 East Holmgr f' n. H enry. 116 East Holmgren, l\fi<;s La nra. ] 16 East Hol t , Edward . 118 S. J efferson Holt, Mrs. :JVrfl rie. ]]8 S. J effer son Holt z, ]\if rs. Id a. 405 Da ne H olt z. W alter L., 405 Dane Holtz. M iss Meta. 415 Lin coln Hooker , Bl rm chP F .. 312 Dea n H oofr er , Clifford. 312 Dean Hooker, Mr s. DPlia. :!12 Dean H oolrer, GPorge H., 312 Dean Hopld ns, Mrs. Clara . Jf'8 Stewa rt H opkin s. Fre<l C.. 108 Stewart Ho•·ick , Fdwa··d, 248 Throop H ori ck, Miss Grac'1. ~48 Throop Horirk, .Toe J .. 248 Throop H ori ck, Ln c ~· , 248 Throoo H ori ek, J\frs . Ma n . 948 Throop Ho rick , Rar mon<l . 248 Tl, ro op H or nb eck,- Miss E"ter. 323 Dean Ho u ~ an er, K a te, fl2 2 Marvel Hon san er. Mi "" F li zn bPtl1. fl22 Man rl H onsehol<l er, tllfl 11 r l1e, 426 E a"t TTon<;rhol<l er. H. \Y .. 426 E a<; t H oushold er, Mr><. RP11lnh . 321 Lin "oln 0 0 H oushold er, Dori s M., 321 Lincoln Housholder, Fra nk A., 321 Lincoln Hou sholder, Glenn a M., 321 Lin coln Housholder, Mr s. Lois E. 321 Lin coln H ousholder, Lois, E., 321 L incoln H ou>< holder, My rti e, 321 Lin coln H o ward, 'Willi a m, 747 Clay H o ward, Mrs. A nna, 747 Clay H oward, Clarence, 527 Bu nker Howard, E dwa rd L., 527 B unker H oward, Mrs. Cath erin e, 527 B unk er Howa rd, Chas., 571 W ashing ton H owar d, K at her in e. 571 Wa s hing ton Howe, Miss Belle, 438 'vV. Judd Howe, John, 107 Lumber H owe, Mrs. Juli a, 107 Lumb!'r H o well, Miss Emm a, 449 Center H owell, F rank, 449 Center H owell , J ohn , 449 Center H o well, Mrs. Juli a, 449 Center H o well , Mi ss J\lfae, 449 Center Howell , Mr s. Mirium, 530 N. Ma di son H owell , Ogle, 520 N. Ma di son H oxsey, G. A., 359 S. Madison H oxsey, Lelia J., 359 S. Ma di son H oy, Lum a n. T., 304 J ackso n H oy, Mrs. Ann a A., 304 J ackson H oy, Eugene R. , 528 Sonth Hoy, Mrs. E l iza het h B., 528 South Hov, Geo., 303 Dean Hoy, Mrs. Ma rv L., 303 Dr an Hoy, John M .. 301 W. Jndd HoY, Mn ;. Ne tah B .. ::l<ll W. Jnfl<l Hudson, Alta M .. 362 Lak e T-Tnd, on , Benj., 362 Lak e T-Tn<lso n, Mrs. Ella ::lfl2 Lake Hufl <;on. LYle. 362 Lak e Hn «hs. Sa r ah, 201 W. Ja ck son T-T nlbert, Nelson, 316 McH enn• Hunsma n, Clarence. 216 E. South Hnn><m a n, Miss T-Telf' n 216 K So uth Hnn t, Geo . A .. 425 V·l . South T-Tnnt, Mr s. Mollie L., 425 W. South Hurl e», Tirnotlw, 2 '1::i r;, Jn ck ><on Hnrl ev, .John D., 33!'.l S. Ma di .,on Hurlev, Cathf'rine, 33Q 8. Madi oon T-Tnrley, Denni s N. , ::l::l9 8. Madi son T-Tnrl ev, Irene F .. 339 S. Madi ~ on I-Tn rlPv, .Toli n C.. 3'.lQ 8. Ma dison T-Tn rleY, Fra nk K , 824 0 een Ann Hnrl ev. J\'.f rs. Ella A .. 8 ~4 Q11 een Ann T-Tutchincon, Mrs. I sibell 326 Cl:i v Hnt chirn;o n, Robert H .. 326 Clav . flut chin son . W m. 112 Hutchins Hn t<;on , G. W .. 350 Vine T-Tntso n, Mi ·s Zrlmn. 350 Vin e T-Tn t><on . Mrs. Rill n H ., 350 V in e 0 • �27 "W OODSTOCK DIRECTORY Every Day in the Year You Can Enjoy Music in Your Home " The · Cheney " that Plays all Records true to Nature. A Columbia Grafonola with the Automatic Non-Set Stop . . ~ They are All Back to Pre-War Prices Let us demonstrate the quality these instruments in your home. of 1500 to 2000 Columbia Records m stock to select from. All phonographs play Columbia Rec· ords. A. D. Osborn Hardware Co. THE WINCH£ST£R. STORE THE UNIVERSAL CAR Why not buy that Ford today? Pay while you ride. Ask us about our EASY PAYMENT PLAN WOODSTOCK GARAGE V. D. SHERBURNE, Proprietor Auto Accessories, Tires, Etc. Telephone 188-R �'i~T OODSTOCK 28 Hutson, Hutson, Hutson, lIHtson, J111tson, H11tson, Miss Vera N., 350 Vine Geo. L., 825 Wheeler Mrs. Hazel S., 825 Wheeler Miss Mary, 103 Grove Minnie, 103 Grove Vernon vV., 234 'iV. First I Inger, Mrs. Bessie, 216 Hoy l nger, Frank F., 215 Hoy Ingersoll, Mrs. Carrie, 653 N. Mad. Inger soll, Ernest, 635 N. Madi son Isak son, Mrs. J ., 629 Wheeler I ~ ak s on, Lars John, 629 Wh eeler Iver son, Anton, 706 Queen Ann l ver .. on, Mrs. Mar>', 706 Q11 een Ann J .Jaap, Arthur, 128 E. Cn lho11n. .Tn ckson, W. I-I., E. Cnlhonn. .Jarnacke, Robert, 935 Marvel Av. .Jarnacke, Mrs. Emily, 935 Marv el A-v. .Jarvis, Mrs. Edna, 922 Marvel Av. Ja ster, Pan! C., 571 vVashington. •Ja~t er, Mrs. Julia, 571 Wasl1ing ton. .Jaster; Mrs. Mary, LJ41 Dacy. .Ta.cobs, Thoma s M .. 409 S ..Jeffer son . Jacobs, Thomas, 409 S. Jeffer son. .Jaco bs, Leone E., 40!) S. J efferson. Ja cobs, Mrs. Ellen 1-L 409 S. J eff er. .Jacobs, Audrey E., 409 S. Jefferson. .Ten sen, Anna, 406 S. Jefferson . J en sen, Stella, 406 S. J effer son .Jen sen, Jen s, 406 Fl . J efferson. .Jensen, Lars C., 132 Plea ~. ant. .Jensen, Mrs. Mar>' · 132 Pl easant . .Jen sen, Forrest, 100 N ebraslrn. .J ensen, H. M., 100 Nebraska. .Je nsen, Mrs. Jelli e, 100 Nebraska. .Jensen, Harold, 100 Nebra ska. .Jensen, A. P ., 402 Kimball. .Jensen, Mrs. l\far>', 402 Kimball. Jen sen, Mrs. Lilly 1\ ., 105 Church . J ense n, Martin, 105 Church. .Tensen, 'rhorvald, 140 vVa"h ington. Jen sen, Mrs. Hannah, 140 vVashini;. J ense n, C]lt'i s., 717 Oak. J ense n, Mrs. Christin a, 717 Oak. .Jensen, H a rvey L., 903 vVh eeler . .Jens en, Mrs. Lena, !)03 V',Theeler . .Jepsen, Roscoe E., 932 Tapp1111 . .Je ~se, Miss Emma, 925 Cla)1 • J esse, Mrs. Mary, 925 Clay. .Jesse, Ra:vmond. 925 Cla>' · J ess up, Mrs. Della, 506 Rirlgelan<l. DIRECTORY Jess up, Ed., 506 Ridgeland. Jewett, Emilus C., 310 W . Jn ckson . .John, Alvin, 605 Seminary. John, Mrs. Sophia, 605 S eminary Johnson, Ann ie, 526 Stewart. John son, Iver., 526 Stewart Av. Johnson, Thomas, 526 Stewart Av. John son, Thos. P., 526 Stewa rd Av. .Johnson, Aug ust, 219 Hoy Av. Johnson, Mrs. Flora, 219 Hoy Av. Johnson, Ben J., 309 Hoy Av. John son, Samu el, N. Hoy. Johnson, Mrs. Myrtl e, N. Hoy. Johnson, Bnnd)·, 123 S. J efferson. John son, Ma rc illus, 116 Cass. John son, Mrs. Ma r.v., 116 Cass. John son, ToHll ey, 116 Cass. Johnson, Emma, 610 Clay. Johnson, H enry T., 610 Clay. .John son, Victor, 512 Clay . Jol:nson, M. H ., 512 C~ay . Johnson, 0 . L., 512 Clay . Johnson, Oli e, 321 Clay . John son, Jay S., 317 ](imliall. John , on, J., 377 Kimba ll. Johnson, Chas. R ., 366 Lake Av . Johnson, Frank H., 366 Lake Av . Johnson, Mrs. Loni ~e NL, 366 Lake. Johnson, Oscar, 364 Lincoln. Johnson, Fred, 364 Lin coln . John son, Frank 0., 208 Rai lroad. John son, Mrs. Victoria, 208 Railroad . Johnson, Frank 0., 816 vVli eel er . John son, Mrs. Hild a C., 816 Wheeler .Johnson, Alfred E., McHenry Av . Johnson, John J .; 1120 .Jewett. Johnson, Mrs. Marth a 722 Queen Ann John son, Mrs. Rnb)', 916 Kortlrnmp . Johnston, David H., 328 S. J effer son John ston, Mi:;s Edith , 612 Seminary Johnston, Mrs. Flora, McH enry Av . .John ston, Mrs. J ean ett e, 621 Semin . John stone, Mrs. S ~ · lvia C., 506 Clay . Jolitz, Mrs. Eva . M., 615 Washing ton. ,Jolitz, Paul, 615 Washington. Jones, Mrs. Anna, 1007 Tappan . Jone.s, John J . 932 Wh eeler. Jones, Geneave, 1007 Tappan . Jon es, Mrs. Mar.v, llD L!1 11Tr nrP A v. Jones, Mrs. Mar y M., 932 vVheeler. Jones, M>·tha A., 230 Tr)"on Joorfetz, Mrs. Bes< ie, 310 McHenry Joorf etz, Charl e~· , 651 W as hington . Joorfetz, Miss Emm a, 325 Jack son Joorfetz, Mrs. Ern est, 310 McHenr,v . .Joorfeb:, Gertrurl e TT. , 651 'iVashing. Joorf'etz, 1\'fi ss L11c» C., 6fil 'iVash. /.' I I J, �29 IVOODSTOCK DIRE CTORY JUNG PIANO SHOP ADAM S. JUNG, Mgr. 353 Lin c o ln Av e. Expert Piano Tunin g. Repairing. Pianos. Phonographs. ; I We ·furnish ev~ rythin g Pho ne 12 Pla yers. R eproducing Organs. in the line of music Coffey Corset Shop DEALING IN C. B. and ROBERT A CORSETS ALSO BRASSIERS INDU TOIL:ET ARTICLES Can Orde,r Any Make of Corset 225 West Jackson Street Phone 266 R HOSIERY PROGRESSIVE SHOE SHOP OTTO A. LINDV AL, Proprietor Shoe RepairinQ" of All Kinds , · a nd deal er s in SHOE CLEANERS AND ACCESSORIES Opposite Theatres l\'lain Street GREEN & BEA TTY DEALERS IN Live Stock of All Kinds Phon e 63 240 Washington St. �''WODSTOC'K DIRE CTORY 30 .Josephson, Aaron, 334 Kimball. Josephso n, Fannie, 334 Kimbal l. .Joslyn, Mrn. Alice 0., 535 W. Jack. .loslyn 81"., David R., 535 vV. J ackson . .Jo s l ~· n Jr., David R., 535 W . Jackso11. .Jo s l~1 n, Mrs. ·M ary B., 535 W . Jack. .l udd, Charles D., 232 Throop. .l udd, E. A., 414 S. Mad ison. .Judd, Mrs. Nettie, 232 Throop . .Judd, Th er ese lVL, 414 S. Madison . .Ju liard, Ernest D., 804 S. J effer son. .J uIiHd, Mabel G .. 804 S ..Jeffersou. .lung, Ada m S., 353 Lin coln Av. .J1rng, Mrf< . Louise R., 353 L in<'oln A'" .Tnng, Wi ll iam F., 353 L incoln Av. K Ka<loo, Lesli e, 223 W . So nth. K niser, Frnnk, 537 Burbank. Kaiser, Mrs. Mary, 537 Burbank. Kak es, Harry, 616 Clay. Kak es, Paul, 616 Clay . Kallange, Mrs. F elrna, 223 Benton. Kall ange, Hans W., 223 Benton. K a mholtz, F lorence, 621 vVashington . Knmi f<ke Ed., 708 Wheeler. Kappler, August G., 705 Washington . K appler Jr., August G., 705 Wash. Kapp ler, Augusta, 705 Washing-ton. Kappler, Edward C., 335 Lincol n Av. K appler, Mrs. Hannah H., 705 Wn sh. Knppler , Miss Ida, 335 Lincoln. K.appler, Joe H., 316 W . Third. Kappler, Josephin e, 335 Lincol n Av. Kappler Mrs. Lena, 335 Lincoln Av. Kappler, Louis .J., 705 Washing ton. Kappler, Mi ss Loni se, 335 Lincoln. Kar ls, Mrs. Edith, 219 East. Karl s, Miss F,Jizabeth, Caf<s. Karlf<, .John, 219 East. K.a rl s, Thresa, 352 S. Tr~1 on. Ka rst en, vValter, 440 E. Calhoun. Ka rsten, Mrs. Zenette, 440 E. Calh ' n. K ntze nherger, Howard A., 445 Free. Katze nberg-er, Mrs. Marie. 445 Free. K a ufnrnn, Mrs. Blanch, 327 Wn '< hing. K a ufnrnn, Rev. Roger C., 327 \Vasn. K eenan , Frank S., 112 Benton . · K eenan, Mrs. Olga A.. 112 Benton . Keese, Aug usta, 520 Park Av. ](eese, Larson, 520 Park Av. Kell er, Miss. El sie, Lake. Kell erman, Emi l W., 220 W. Tliil'fl . Kell erman, Mrs. K a th. 220 W. Th ird . Kel lermnn , Mi ldrPd M. , 220 W . Th ird K ell ey, "Rdward F., 474 Lak e A.v. Kell ey, J as. W., 474 Lake Av. Michael, 419 Washing ton . Kell ogg, Miss Al ice M., 523 W. South . K e l se ~· , Miss Berni ce, Freemont . K elsey, Mrs. Catherine, 935 l\fa1·,·t>l. K elsey , J . D., 918 Snrnmer Av . K elsey. Rob e rt, 935 Marvel Av. K emer li ng, Edwin. 409 vVashington . K emerl ing, Mrs. Eli zabeth , 409 Wa ~' " K emer lirlg, Harold , 409 Washingfo 11. K eml er, Mabel, 514 S. J efferso n . K endrew, R enrv, 107% Van R11ren . K enn edy, Mi ss Agnes, 128 K Cnlhonn K ennedY, Mrs. Bessie. 210 Tb !'oop . K enn edy, Chas. M., 146 N. Mad i,011 . K enn edY, Mrs. Leon e, 146 N. Mndi~on Ken ned_\., Mrs. Margaret, 406 C: ln,v. Kenn ed.v, Wm . C., 406 Clay. K e nn e~·, Gl enn, 210 Throop. Ki el. A h·ina, 914 Clav. Kiel, Mrs. Matie, 9J4. Clay. Ki el, William, 914 Clay. Kilmoor, Edward N. 470 W . Jark son. Kilmoor, Mrs. Julia, 470 W . Jackson . Kiltz, Mi ss Endora, 128 Lawren ce. Kiltz, Lawrence, 1014 Clay. Ki ltz, Mrs. Mae, 128 Lawrence. Kilt z, Mrs. Rose, 1014 Clay. Kimba ll, Frank, 915 Tappan. Kimball, Luella, 9J5 Tappan : Kimb e rl ~' , Bessie B., 625 Smith K imberly, Mi ss Frankie, 342 Den n. Kimb erly, Sr., Fred, 625 Smith Kimberly, Ray T., 625 Smith Kindt, Mrs. Augusta, 216 North. Kindt, Gustav, 216 North . Kindt, Rarr~r , 216 Korth. Kindt, Mrs. Mari e, 502 N. Madi son. Kingsley, Mrf<. Emma, 407 Forrest Kingsley, J . R., 407 Forrest Kingsle~' , M iss Rena, 229 Fremont. Kingf<leY, l\lfrf< . Ruth , 229 Fremont. Kings l e~r , W ill iam D., 229 Fremont. Kirchman, Mi ss Alta, 554 E. Jackson. l~irc hman, Chas., 554 E. Jn ckson Kirchman, Frank, 229 McHenrv . Kirchmnn, Mrs. Lucille, 229 McRenr.v Kirkman , Lonie, 502 N. Madi soP . Kirkman, Mrs . Phoebe, 554 E. Ja ck. Kirkpatr ick, Geo. D., l32V, Ca ss. Kirkpat rick, Kath erin e, J 321/z• Cass. K lann, Mrs. Clara, 416 w ·ashing ton. K lann , Frank , 416 Washin gton . Klemme, Alfred, 128 E . Ca lhoun Knaack, Bertha, 128 Cass. Kn anck, Geo. F., 122 N ew<>ll. Knaack, Mrs. Meta, 122 N•·11·ell. Ke ll ~' , �31 WOOD STO CK DIRECTORY OAKSIDE FARM DAIRY CHAS. E. MAR.KS, Prop. Pure Milk and Cream From Tuber culin Tested Guernsey Cows The Only Dairy Us ing Certified Bottles and Caps San itary in Every R es pect Our Modernly E quipped Dairy Plant Open to Public Inspection at All Times. My Personal Attention Given to the Producing ::ind Delivering of All Our Products Your Patronage Will Be Highly Appreciated Lake Avenue at City Limits Phone No. 9 �32 WOODSTOCK DIHECTORY Kn app, Mrs. Evelyn, 403 Lincoln Knapp, Lorenzo T., 403 Lincoln Kn ell, Arthur, 503 Park Av. Kn ell , Mrs. Rose, 503 P ark Av. Kni ebuscb, Louis, 834 Clay Kni ebusch, Mrs. Anna, 834 Clay Kniebu sch, Frank, 934 Clay Kniebusch, Mrs. Martha, 934 Clay Knutson , Mr s. Bessie, 234 R ailroad. Knutson , Mrs. Dell1t, 413 Ridgeland . Knutson, Martin L., 413 Ridgeland. Kohlentz, John C., 204 Summit Av. K ohl entz, Mi ss Vera, 204 Summit. Ko est er, Alfred, 724 N. Madi son. K ohl, Geo. M., 721 W ashington . Kohl , Mrs. Martha M. , 721 Wash. Kolberg, Henry, 314 N. Madison. Kolb erg, Mr s. Sophi ;i,, 314 N. Madi . Kolhs, August, 150 W . First. Kolh s, Aug·usta A .. U.i l W. First . K olh s, El sie L., 151 W. First. K oll1 s, F rank W.,, 151 W. First. Kolh s, Martha M., 151 W. First. Kolhs, Wm., 151 W. First. Kramer. Edward, 824 Clay. K ramer. Mrs. Gertrude, 824 Clay . Kramer, Mrs. Mar:v, 505 Amst erdam. Kramer , Rndolph, 505 Amsterdam. Kretchm er, L. H. , 418 East. Krouse. Mrs. H elen A., 235 l\fain. Kronse, Wm ., 235 Main . Krn eger, Mrs. Ma rv . 325 East . Krn eger. Mike A., 325 E ast. Kruger, Mrs. Minni e. 216 W. Thir d. Krull. Mrs. F rieda, 928 Cl ay. Krull, Mrs . Minnie. 506 ·wasl1in gton. Krll. Otto, 928 Clay. Kugler, Mr s. ElizabPth. 804 Mn nsfi eld Kugler , J ohn, 804 Mansfi eld Knhn , Flor a, 117 W. South K uhn, Fred, 117 W. South Kund a, Mrs. Ann a, 441 Center Kn noa, Ch as., 441 Center Krmda, H enry , 533 McH enrv K nno a, Ot to, 716 Wh eeler K nnoa. P aul , 533 McHerny Av. Kuno a, Mrs. R ena, 533 McHenry . K 1inda, Amandns, 308 Dacy K uno a, Mr s. May L., 308 Dacy K un tz, Olan R., 115 Grove K nn t;1,, Mr s. Marth a, 115 Grove K11pp e, Alvin , 709 Dean K up pe. Mrs. Celia , 709 Dea n K uppr Charles, 605 Sem inary Av. L Lad wig, Mr s. Carolin e, 225 McH enry Lambert, Mor ris, 128 E. Calhoun. Lampe, Miss E lean or, 337 S. Jeffer. Lamphe re, Mrs. Mayme, 425 IV. So. La11dwer , Alfred A ., 449 Dane La ndwer, Mrs. La ura, 449 Dane Laufer , H. A ., 20'4 E. South Lanfe r, Lydi a, 204 E. South Lang, Chas. A., 539 Washing ton Lang, Mad elin e 0 ., 404 Ridgela nd La ng, Mrs. Minnie, 539 W ashington Lang, Mrs. Olive M., 404 Ridgela nd Lang, vVm. F ., 404 Rid geland . Langdon, Mrs. Carri e, 118 Donova n Langdon, Vi ctor E., 118 Donovan Lange, Mrs. Carol yn, 521 E. Jackson Lange, H enry, 521 E. J ackson Lange, J oe M., 643 E. Calhoun Lange, Mr s. Ida, 643 E. Calh oun Lang hoff, H erm a n, 735 \'Tashin o'ton La nghoff, Ly dia, 735 Wash i ngt~n La nghoff, ,Mr s. Rosin e, 735 Wash. Larson, Mrs. Carrie, 431 K J ackson Lar son, Mr s. Clara, 353 S. J effer son Larson, E ugene, 431 E. Jackson Larso n. G. A., 353 S . .Jefferson Lar son , Gordon , 250 Throop Larson, Mrs. Ma e. 250 Throop Lar son, Mauri ce, 535 E .' Calhonn Lar son, Nels, 116 E. Street La.Rock, Mrs. Ed na H .. 230 W. F irst. Laseelle, J oseph. 431 Vin e Lascell e, Mrs. H attie, 431 Vin e Lascelle, Mr s. Mar v. 815 Semin ar v Latham, Mrs. Ar ;r,ella. 427 F orr es.t La tham, " Tm . H .. 427 Fo rrest A v. Lonnsbur:v, Mr s Flor ence. 409 Anstin Loun sb11rv, Rob ert, 409 Aus tin Lawr enr.e, Bell, 116 South Lawr ence, Cvnthia L. , 41.5 Dean Lawrence, Dr. K K , 116 Sonth Lnwrence, Mrs. P earl, 307 J ack . Lawrence, S. D .. 307 W . J ackson Lawre nce, Mrs. Bessie, 336 S. Trvon Lawrie, Brnce W ., 336 S. Tryon · Lawson, Carri e, 843 Sernin arv Av. Lawson, P eter. 336 Lin coln · Leavell. J ohn F ., 911 Tappan L <>e, Miss Carri e, 303 Hov A v. Lee, Jo hn , 303 Hoy Av. Lee. Ol e, 303 H ov Av. LeGall , Bru no F. ; 909 W. Wh eeler LeGall, Mr s. E mili e A ., 909 Wh eeler LeGall, Wm ., 909 Wh eeler Lehm an, Mik e, ] 002 \Vl1 eeler "T· I �WOODSTOCK DIRE CTORY 33 HALL & ECKERT - I, I DEALERS IN- - Lumber, Coal, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime and Cement East Judd Phone 158R t , CHAS. E. GIERTZ & SON , GENERAL CONTRACTORS Paving-Cement, Brick. Sewerage. Water Heating. Steam and Hot Municipal bids given Personal Attention and Supervision 360 N. Crystal Ave., Elgin, Illinois For Results Advertise in The Woodstock American DAVE MARION CONTRACTOR General Masonry, Cement and Kellestone All Work Guaranteed 406 Clay Stre et } I �34 W OODS TOCK DIRECTOR Y L ehm an, Mrs. Sali a, 1002 Wh eeler Le idig, Mr s. D ella, 214 Throop Le idi g, C. R obert, 214 Throop Le ife lt, Mr s . •fosephine, 629 N . M11di. L ein, Geo rge. 408 Hi ghl anil Lein, Mar gar et, 408 Highl a nd L ein , Mrs. Mar t ha , 408 Hi ghl a nd L ein Severt, 542 Calhoun Lein, Mrs. Sever t , 542 Calhoun Leitz, Mrs. Lu cile, 118 S. J eff er son Lemm er s, Geo. W ., 232 N . Tryon Len cioni, Mr s. Lin 11 . 208 T hr oop Lencioni, Lor enzo , 208 Throop Lehm ann, Mr s. L rmot, 304 N . Trvon L emm er s, M i's. Mary G.. 232 N . 1'r ~· on L eo nard, Mrs. Ann a, 425 P a rk Leonard, Cl:i11 s .. 219 N . Tryon Leonard, Mrs. Ffarri et. 520 vVn shin rr. Leo nard , H enn-, 5:!0 W ashingto n Leonnrd, Mrs. l\'farin, 219 N. Tryon L eon a ril , P a ul I., 425 P a rk Leona rd, Timo t h~r 219, N . Tr yon L etsle r, E di th V ., 632 Queen A nn Letsler , E lm er C., 632 Qu een Ann L ets Ier , Eva D ., 632 Queen Ann L ewis, Mi ss A li ce. 1325 Wh eeler L ewi s, Matie E., 319 Vv. South L ewis, Wm., A., 1325 Wh eeler Lihh a r t, Huber t, 811 S . J eff er son Liblrnrt. Mrs. I s11 dorn . 811 S . .Teffer. · J_,ichty, Mrs. A nn a, 474 W . .facks on Li ch t:v, Mr s. Anna . 210 ·vv. (':i lh onn Li ch ty, ' Vm. vV., 210 W. Cnlh onn Liil en, F.mil , 512 Clay L ie1rnn, B en.i .. 931 J ewet t L ienn u. Mrs. Clara E. , 931 J ewett Lin <'oln . 1\!J rs. E st Plla D., 308 S. Tryon Linil rn ll. E dwin C' .. n14 N. Madi son Linil vnll. Evelvn. 614 N. l\fa d ison Linilvall. Mrs.· T-Iilil fl . 614 N . 1\fa di son Lind val1 , Otto A .. 614 N . Mn d ison Li nk let ter , Mrs . Cnrri e, 839 N. M aili. Li 11 !dett n . Otto 0 .. 8"19 N. Madi son L0<1ki11ger. ,John. 527 Bur ba nk Av. Locking-er , Mr s. l\lf:i r v . 527 Burba'1 k Locke. Preoth·. 432 E. Jndd Lork wood, Mr ~ . Frnn .. 360 S. Trvon Long, Mrs. Man- . 225 H oy Av . . Long . Oli ver . K Calhoun Lonrr. R ;ch:i r il 22fi Frov Av. Loni e, Dn vid A.. 50S Auof·in Av. Lon ie. Mrs. Paulin e K .. 508 A ustin Loomi s, Ad r ian D .. 425 E. .fa ck son Loomis. Mrs. E ~ t " ll ct . 425 K .T:i ehon T oril, Samu el. 415 E ast Loren z, Mrs. Ar nolil . 2117 N . l\fo ili son Lorenz, C'hri s F ., 410 En st Lor enz, Mrs. Ella E., 938 Wh eeler Loren z, Emm a A., 410 East Lorenz, Fra nk C., 938 ' Vbeeler Lor enz, Mr s. Th elm a, 207 S . Madi son Losse, Mr s. Min nie, 419 W. J ackso n Low, Mr s. E dna, 502 Sou th Low, C. E ndi cott, 502 Sou th Lo un sbury , Mr s. Anna. 626 E. Ca l. Lo nnshnrv, ' Vm. 626 E . Calhoun Lucas, Mrs. Li11 ian B .. 1204 W heel "r Lnca s, R ay mon d, 1204 Wh eeler Lncheck, Josep h, 115 S. J effer . on Ludwi g, Gtissie. 225 M ~ He n ,.,. Av. Luedtk e, A u gn ~t F .. 517 Hi ghl and Luedtk e, ·H erm a n F .. 417 Hi ghl and Lu ed tk e, Mar in L .. 5J7 Hi n:hl irn d Lued tk e, Mrs. l\ifarv . 526 E. J ackso n Lneil tk e, Mrs. Minni e. 417 Hig·hl a nil Ltw il tke, Osrar H . .- 417 Hi o·hlrrnil Lu ed tk e, Mrs. R eg-n. 222 FrPm ont Ln edtk e, Wm., 417 Hi i;hla ncl L nndgr en. M i ~ s Drirn tl-,v , 529 E. Cnl. Lunney, Mar y, 131 V a n Buren Lumley, Mrs. Nevn D .. 302 W . .Tnild Luml ev, Vincent S .. 302 W . .fodd L imbnugh, Ca lvin . Am ~ t e rd n m Limlm.,gh , Mrs. In er.; Am sterilmn !lfaC' L a in, !11Tr. . Hililreil . 200 Throop Ma<'Lni n. N ew ton. 200 Throop l\lfacSh ane, J ohn, 617 W heeler MacS han e, Mrs : Juli:i. 617 ' ' Theeler McAndrews, R ay, 216 S. J effer son McA uliffe, J olm, 103 Havwa rd M cBroom , Mr s. Chri st in a . 704 Bri nk McB room . E. R. 351 S . Ma ili son McBroom, Mr s. Emil v, H oy Av. Jl""r'Rroom. Frank . R. l\fa dison Jllfc'Rroom, J am es C. McBroom , J ohn E. , Hoy Av. M cBroom, Mrs. Mar y C., 351 S . Ma ili. McBroom , Mr s. Minni e, 351 8 . MMliMcBroom, Mr s. Nil a . S . Mrtdi son McBroom, Thoma s, 704 Brink McCarth y, Ch as., 424 W ash ington M cCarth~r, John, 308 N . l\fa di ~ on McCarthy, Mrs. Nellie, 424 W ashing. McCaul e~r , Mrs. Mar v, 120 Lawren<'e M c Caul e~r , Philip, 379 J udil McCauley, Thoma s E. , 120 L awrence McCoffe r y , Joe, 531 Dean l\f cClure, M. C. , 316 Lake Jl!f cClure, Sadi e B., 316 Lak e McConkey, David. N . Ma di son l\fo Conk ey, H ar r iet , 846 N . Mndi son �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY I 35 Woodstock Paint Store F. H. OPFERGELT, Prop. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall Finishings, Etc. Decorators' Supplies Pictures and PicturP. Frame Mouldings, Room Mouldings and Mirrors. W il Frame Pi ctures and Guarantee our 'Vork. W e carry a Large Stock of Window nnd Plate Glass. Auto Windshields of all Kinds. W e Also Sell School Supplies and Stationery. J First St r eP t , C orner of C lo y Phone Store 379J ; R eo. 379M D. B. NICHOLS PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heating Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone 167 .Jl05 Van Buren Street WOODSTOCK DAIRY CO. G. JENSEN, Prop. Milk Cream . Buttermilk 1 " Cottage Cheese 140 Washington Street Phone 69 �3G WOOD STOCK DIRECTORY McConnell, Alice, 416 Austin .A,v. McConnell , Mrs. Hanna h, 416 Austin McConnell , Patrick F ., 416 Austin McConnell, Mrs. Susun, 126 E. South McConnell, W . S., 126 E. South NfcDo·nald, John, 605 E. Calhoun McDonald, Mrs. Mande, 605 E. Cal. l\1feDowall , vVm., 416 Lake McDowall , Mrs. Agnes R., 416 Lake McDowell, Mrs. Susan, 409 Aust in McEvan, ·Mrs. Bell e, 220 Throop McGee, Ethel K., 1008 Wheeler McGee, John, 212 E. Ca lhoun McGee, Lillian M., 1008 Wheeler McGee, Mrs. Mary A., 1008 Wh eeler McGee, Sylvester, 1008 Wheeler McGee, Mrs. Zete, 212 E. Calhoun McLean. Alice E., 344 S. Tryon l\frLean, Rob ert, 344 S. Tryon McManus, Pauline, 229 N. Tryon l\fol\fahon, Edward, 214 S. Mad ison McMahon, Mrs. Kath., 214 S. Madi. McNett , Mrs. Hattie, 133 Washi ngton McNett, Hazel M., 129 Hutchins McN ett, L esl ie, 914. Tappan McNett, Louis, 805 Seminary McNett, Mrs. Mabel, 805 Seminary McN et t, Paul A., 129 Hutchi ns McNett, Mrs. Pauline L., 129 Hutchin Mr,Nett, Ray, 133 Washington McNett, Mrs. Th eresa, 914 Tapp:rn l\fo8orl e~r , John C., 314 N. Tryo n McSorley. Mrs . P earl, ·314 N. Tryon Mackey, Leo, 128 E. Calhoun Maher, Mrs. Anna, 354 Lincoln Mn.her, Wi ll iam C .. 354 Lin ciln Mahnk e, Berth a, 404 Center Mahnke, H.F., 404 Center Mn ll e1"te, Mrs. Mar v, 440 K Ca lhonn Ma ll ette, Morris, 440 E. Calhonn Mander, Mr;:;. Annie: 1020 Tappan Mander, Edgar, 1020 Tappan Mander, Mabel, 1020 Tappan l\fann, Ada R... 454 N . .Judd Mann, Earl, 334 McHenry Mann, Helen W .. 454 N ..Judd M:inn, Hom er , 454 !\f. Judd M:rnn , Mes. Mavme, 334 McH enry Ma.nn y, Mrs. Ell a., 115 Douglas Manny, Mrs. Gra re L .. 837 ''iVheeler Mnnny, Sherman Sr., 351 Dean Manny, Sherman, 115 Dong·las Manny, "\Vm. D., 837 "\Vheeler Manor, Mrs. Bernice A., 433 Wash. Mnnor, Earl H., 443 vVashington M nnsAeld, Albert R., 1014 Tappan MnnsAeld, 11·s. Ca rri e R , 1014 Tnp. Mnn sfield, Carrie, 303 Dacy l\fansAeld, E lting J ., 303 Dacy 1\fanski, Mrs. Bertha, 146 W . First Marble, Mrs. Sarah, 324 Madison Marble, Mrs. Cornelia, 122V2 Benton Marcy, Mrs. Clara B., 409 Clay Marcy, C. Donald, 409 Clay Marion, David, L., 406 Clay l\farks, Chas., Lake Marks, Mrs. Grace, Lake Marsh all , Mrs. E va, 916 Northampto:1 Marshall , R ay R ., 916 No r thampton Ma rsilius, Newman M., 250 Hoy Av. Marsiliu::;, Mrs. H elen H .,. 250 Hoy Martin, Mrs. Anna, 336 Haywa rfl 1\fa.rtin, Ed G., 336 H ayward Martina, Mrs. E ll a, 915 Jewett Martina, John E., 915 Jewett Marum, Jam es L., 326 McHenry Av. Marum, Mrs. Margaret, 326 :McT-Tenr~· Mar um, Michael J., 326 McHemy Marum, Wi ll iam J., 326 McHenry Marvin, Mrs. Em il.y, 1071/2 Va11R 111·e11 1\f arvin, Geo., 1071/2 VanBnren Massagl i, Loui s, 521 Clay Massngli , Mrs. Pia, 521 Clay Mason, Mrs. May, 319 Dean Matthei, Miss H elen, 118 Lawrenr,e l\fatthei, Mrs. Martha, 118 Lawrenr,e Ma.tthei, Philip H., Jl8 Lawrence Mathews, Clar ence, 226 VV.. J ackson M a.tthews, Mrs. Emma, 410 Lak e Ma.vis, Mrs. Minnie, 526 E ..farkson Mavis, Wm. FL, 704 Brown ]\lfny, l\fa r tha, 216 North Mead, Mrs. Ida M., 446 vV . .Jurlrl Mea<l, Mrs. Libbi e, L. 107V2 Drnn Mead, Owen G., 446 W. Judfl Mead, Soloman, 10711:!' Dean M e<llar, Herbert B., 210 Dean Medlar, Mrs. Rui e, 210 Dean Mengs, Henry, 656 Washington Metzer, F lorence, 641 Dean Mentzer, George, 522 Bunker Men tr.er, Henry, 641 Dean Mentzer, Mrs. Lihby, 522 Bunker Mentzer, Mrs. Mm-.. 351 Hn.y wnrd Mentzer , vVm. H ., 351 H ay warrl Mer chant, Mrs. Alma., 321 N. Mnd ison M en1hant, Flo~·d, 321 N. l\fadison Me rcha nt, Fred, 124 North Mergener, Mrs. E lizah eth , 320 Rhorf· l\ifergener, John P., 329 Short Mergener , Mi ldre<l L ., 329 Short Mergener , R a~' mond, 431 Vine Mershon, Mrs. Et"lwl C., 303 Ber.kin g Mershon , H 11 le H ., 303 Berkin g· 11 . j I �, V\TOODSTOCK DIRE CTORY 37 PETEIT & SAHS Dealers in Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Phone 59 We Deliver the Goods MAIN AND CASS STREETS THE GIFT of a diamond usually originates in sentiment, so, whenever possible, a diamond should be as fine as the sentiment itself. We sell only perfect and highest quality diamonds, and our prices are right. We also have beautiful hand carved mountings in white, green and yellow gold in all the up-to-date designs. Call on us at any time and we will be pleased to show you our line. M. SCHWABE Illinois Jeweler Woodstock Blake & Crawford (Located in Park Garag-e) EXPERT REPAIRING Automobile and Gas Engines Shop Phone 80 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Try Us and Be Convinced Refrid ence Phone 386-M JOHN J. STAFFORD & SON Furniture, Undertaking MRS. H. G. STAFFORD, Lady Assistant Ambulance Service Stor e Phone 62 Residence Phones 362-W 229-R �( 33 WOODSTOCK Merwin, Clifford L., 117 Hayward Merwin, Mrs. Emma, 117 Hayward Merwin, Thomas B., 117 Hayward Metz, Mrs. Marie, 223 S. Tryon Metzger, Arthur, 348 Washington Metzger, Elmer, 348 W ashington Metzger, John, 348 W ashington Metzger, Mrs. Malinda, 348 Washing. Meyer, Edwin F., 365 Vine Meyer, Mrs. Genevieve H., 365 Vine Meyer, George, 528 Pleasant Meyer, Mrs. Lizzie, 528 Pleasant Meyer, Mrs. Margaret, 365 Vine Michalelis, Mrs. Loretta, 215 Grove Michalelis, sxr alter, 215 Grove Michnick, Joe A., 902 Wicker. Michnick, Mrs. Myrtle E., 902 Wicker Middleditch, H arry, 605 Washington Middleditch, Mrs. Rosina, 605 Wash. Mikkleson, Mrs. Inger, 519 Dean Mikklesen, J ens, 519 Dean Miller, Mrs. Abbie A., 308 S. Tryon Miller, Alice, 317 Lake Miller, Mrs. Amelia, 933 Wicker Miller, Mrs. Borghild, 1102 Wheeler Miller, Mrs. C. M., 1341/2 Cass Miller, Andrew R., 126 Benton Miller, Mrs. Edna M., 411 Vine Miller, Mrs., Emada, 126 Benton Miller, Mrs. Emma, 517 Dacy Miller, Mrs. Florence, 123 Hutchins Miller, Fred A., 308 S. Tryon Miller, Fred, 409 Clay Miller, Geo. L., 123 Hutchins Miller, George W., 467 W. Jackson Miller, George M., 432 E. Judd Miller, Gladys, 721 Washington Miller, Harold, 134% Cass Miller, Mrs. Ida, 532 A stin Miller, John A., 317 Lake Miller, John C., 226 i~ . Calhoun Miller, John H., 432 F.. Judd Miller, Katie E., 317 Lake Miller, Mrs. Lena, 226 W. Calhoun Miller, Mrs. Lillian, 432 E. Judd Miller, Louis J., 411 Vine Miller, Mrs. Nettie. 467 W. Jackson Miller, P eter, 517 Dacy Miller, Robert W., 320 Donovan Miller, Mrs. Ruby Belle, 320 Donovan Miller, Sam., 933 Wicker Miller, Wm. P., 532 Austin Mills, Geo. K., 333 East Mills, Mrs. Rose, 333 East Miltenberger, Carl, F., 363 S. Tryon Miltenberger, Mrs. Syl., 363 S. Tryon Milton, Mrs. Elva, F., 505 Lake DIR~CTORY Milton, Ralph W., 505 East LakP. Miner, Clarice, 636 N. Madison Miner, Clyde C., 636 N. Madison Miner, Harry L., 216 W. First Miner, Mrs. May T., 636 Madison Miner, Mrs. Ther saia B., 212 W. First Minshall, Katherine, 422 S. J effer son Minshall, Wm. IL, 422 S. J efferson Minto, Mrs. Anna, 609 East Lake Minto, Domonico Mike, 609 E. Lake Mitchel, Mrs. Madge, 440 Center Mitchel Maggie, 440 Center Moncur, Mrs. Edith, 240 Throop Moncur, George. 240 Throop Monroe, Miss Florence, 115 East Moriarity, Mrs. Ada L., 355 Lin coln Moriarity, George J., 355 Lincoln Moricoli, Dante, 325 Clay Moricoli, Mrs. Mary, 325 Clay Moore, Adelbirh IL, 220 W. First Moore, Mrs. Carrie, 312 Hoy Av. Moore, Claude A., 220 W. Firs t Moore, Curtis C., 312 Ho:v Moore, Miss Daisy V. , 432 Sonth Moore, Mrs. Ella V ..• 432 South Moore, Frank M., 432 E. J ackson Moore, G. M., 218 Hov Av. Moore, George W., 432 Sonth Moore, I ssac, 432 E. Jackson Moore, J. W., 218 Hoy Ave. Moore, Mrs. J. W., 218 Hoy Av. Moore, Mrs. Lillian M .. 220 W. First Moore, Mrs. Minni e, 220 W. First Moore, Mrs. Rachel, 432 E. Jack son Morris, Mrs. Cora. 127 Douglas Morris, Hoyt E., 504 E. Calhoun Morris, Mrs. I sahella, 403 vV. South Morris, John, 403 W. South Morris Jr., John, 403 W. South Morris, Mrs. Marv, 117 °l!V. Jackson Morris, Mrs. Mary, 504 K Calhoun Morris, Miss Molly 403 W. South Morris, W allace P .. 117 J ack <on Morris, Walter, 127 Douglas Mortensen, Mrs. Catherine. 241 Hoy Mortensen, Mi ss Myrtle. 211 Dean Mortensen, Peter K., 241 Hov Av. Mortensen, Mrs. Dorothv, !W5 Tappan Mortensen, Mrs. HH zP.l. 517 K J ack. Mortensen, Lou vie, 517 E. .Jackson Mortensen Jr., P eter, 905 Tappan Muldoon, Mrs. Dorothy, 419 Dane Muldoon, Mrs. Rose E .. 222 R.ail~onrl Muldoon, Sylvester, 222 Railroarl Muldoon. Thomas. 4Hl Dane Mullen, Geo. L .. 324 W. Jurld Mullen, Mrs. Mary, 324 W ..Judd �, 39 WOODSTOCK {)JRECTORY F. T. FERR IS JEWELER Brunswick and Edison Phonographs Bush and Lane Pianos Eyes Tested Free Phone 282R 113 Van Buren Stree t MASSAGING E. ERICKSON, Masseur The Scientific Swedish Massage Turkish and Vapor Baths Electric Cabinet Baths Phone 182R 205 D ean Street THE PARK GARAGE WHITE & SC HNEIDER, Props . BUICK AUTOMOBILES G. M. C. TRUCKSTires and Accessories When Better Automobiles are Built Buick will Build Them Ch urc h S tree t Phone 80 �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 40 Mullen, Raymond J., 526 Austin Mullen, Raphael A., 526 Austin M ullen, Arthur J., 227 W. Judd Mullen, Mrs. Caroline, 227 W. Judd Mullen, Edward F., 526 Austin Mulvay, Miss Celia, 312 Lincoln Murphy, Mrs. Belle, '829 N. Madison Murph y, Albert J., 463 W. Jackson Murphy, Mrs. Anderson R., 346 Dean Murphy, Mrs. Gabriella, 128 S. Hay. Murphy, George L., 128 S. Hayward Murphy, Mrs. Julia, 615 Dean Murph y, Miss Marion, 463 W. Jack. Murphy, Mrs. Mary H., 326 W. Jack. Murphy, P erry W ., 207 W . Jackson Murphy, Mrs. Sadie, 463 W. Jackson Musser, 1rs. Bertha, 616 Olive Musser, Elizabeth, 822 W ashington :rvru sser, Joe, 616 Olive M1 1sser , John, 622 W ashington Myer, Edith L., 1151/2 Van Buren i\f~· e r, Mrs. Fannie, 1151/2 Van Buren N Nail , C. L., 610 Amsterdam Nass, Ernes t S., 816 Washington Nelle, Mrs. Christine, 1071/2 ·Dean Nelle, Mrs. Cla ra, 115% V anBuren Nell e, H enry M., 1151/2 VanBuren Nelli s, John C., 116 South Nelson, Mrs. Berth a D., 204 Meadow Nelson, Chest er T., 204 Meadow Nelson , Christine, 327 John son Nelson, Edward, 301 E. J aclrnon Nelson, E dward C., 301 E. Jackson Nelson, Mrs. E mm a, 350 Lincoln Nelson, Geo., 1071/2 V anBuren Nelson, Haris, 617 Olive Nelson , lingo, 350 Lincoln Nelson, Lars, 327 Johnson Nelson , Pearl, 301 E. Jackson. Nelson, Mrs. P earl F ., 301 E. Jackson Nester , Mr s. Catherine, 103 Church Nester , Mi s Edna, 103 Church Nes ter, F r eemon t, 103 Church Nester, P eter, 103 Church Ne tzel, Mrs. Amelia, 435 E. Lak e Netzel, Chas., 435 East Lake Ne wman, Elwood, 825 Clay Newman, E mil , 114 Grove Newman , Mr s. Hilrr:a F., 114 Grove Newman, Lor a, 415 S. Madison Newman, Mr s. Margaret, 825 Clay Newm an, Mary E ., 708 Clay Ne wm an, Miss Ma ry, 825 Clay ~ i <'. <'o l e i, Gustin , 208 W ." First Niccolei, Mrs. Marie, 208 W. First Nichlas, Lee.felt, 620. N. Madison Nichols, Da vid B., 220 Hayward Nichols, Mrs. Mar y A., 220 Haywood Nichol, Mrs. Marie K., 1406 Wheeler NiGhol, Mr s. Mar garet P. , Seminary Nichol, Miss Margaret P. , Seminary Nickels, Charles F ., 927% Wheeler Ni ckels, Ell a A., 9271/z Wheeler Nickels, Mrs. Emma, 9271/z Wheeler N ickelson, Miss Hulda, 417 Clay Nickolson, C. G., 512 Clay N icolison, Gu stive E., 208 Railroad Niel, Lambert, 327 John son . Niel, Mrs. Mabel, 327 John son :.\fielson, H a ns, 221 Benton · Nienstedt, Charles, 831 Clay Nienstedt, H arry B ., 1033 Tappan Nienst edt, Maud, 1033 Tappan Nienstedt, Mrs. Nellie, ·8 31 Clay Ni ewerth, Mrs. Eva, 403 Ridgeland Ni ewerth, Lyle G., 403 Ridgeland Niles, Miss E thel C., 308 N. Madi son N il es, Glen, 210 J-t. Madi son N iles, Henr~' , 210 N. Madison N im s, Rosa M., 616 Clay Nogle, Emilv C., 610 Am s terdam Nogle, Mrs. Emma, 328 N. Madison Nogle, L est er C., 610 Am sterd am Nogle, Willi a m, 328 N. Madi son Nogle, Mrs. Emm a, 610 Amsteril :i m Nohr, Walter H., 103 Wicker Nohr , William F .. 103 Wi ck er Nolan, Mrs. Ca.th. M .. 208 Throop Nolan , Clark K , 711 S. Jeffer son JoJ:in , Grant, 711 S. J effer son Nol a n, Mrs. Mi na. 711 S . .Jeffer son Nol :i n Sr., Tho ~ : "F .. 711 S. J effer son Nolan Jr., Thos. F .. 711 S. J effer son Nolan. Willi am C., 208 Throop Normond, Alphon so, 210 N. Madi son Northrop, Clrn.rl es S .. 214 W ..Jndd Nor throp. H ell en. 214 W . Judd Iorton. Miss Rm ilv . 211 Forest "Notting-ham. Mr s. Alta. 4::\4 Ln k e No tting-h am, Wm .. 348 Lak e Nowak . J\{r s. Ann a. 826 Qn een A nn No w:ik, Rmil H., 826 Qn ee n Arm 0 0 'Brien, .Jam es, 802 Wh eeler O 'Brien, J ames, 209 N. lfa di son · O'Bri en, J e;;se, 107% Dean 0 'Brien, Mrs. Mary, 308 S. Madison O 'Brien, Mrs. Min a, 1071/ 2 Dean Orl Pg:iril, .Aloff, 224 H oy �\VOODSTOCK DIREC'l'ORY GARDEN CRAFT CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. Man ufo cturer s of P ergolas, Arbors, Trellises, Fancy . L attice F ences, She l tcr Hou s e ~ . Ever ything to m:1ke the H ome Grounds Beautiful. ViTr ite for free l iter ature if in terested. FLOWER BOX NO. 289 8 in . wide, 8 in . deep, metal bo ttom. P anel ed sides and ends. 36 in . $2.75; 42 in. $3.25; 48 in . $3.75. FERNERY NO . 390 8 in. wide 8 in . deep, 28 in. high. Pan eled sides an d en ds. Metal bo tto m. 36 in. long $3.25; 42 in. $3.75 ; 48 in . $4.50. FLOWER BOX NO. 290-A . JO in. w:de 8 in. d eep, 36 in. Jong. \\"oorl li n ing· $7.00: 48 in . $7.50; 6:J i'1 . $8 .00 . JARDINIERE STAND NO. 380 12 in . squnre, 32 in. hig h $1.5~. NOVELTY HANGING BASKET NO. 391 14 in. square. 7 i n. <lerp, chain and moss f urni shed 95c. Thr;:c itrm•, 1lre a ll ma de of bea11F'ir ·wood stained FoilP.ge Green or Seal B rowci . Sent P l.RCEL }'081' 1'REP.:\ID. 1Vll1n ey refur.<led i:!' no ' s·1, i1fi ed. ORTJ:!!:R TOD,,\ Y. 1iful �-+2 \ \'OODSTOCK DIRE.CTORY Odegard, Mrs. Trena, 224 Hoy Offer, Mr s. Ethel, 211 For est Offer, R. V., 211 Forest Ogle, Miss Alice L., 225 W. J ackson Ogle, Delbert, 348 Lake Ogle, Mrs. Dorothy, 348 Lake Ogle, Mrs. E lizabeth , 225 W. Jackson Ogle, James S., 225 W . J ackson Ohl s, E mm a, 623 Oli ve Av. Ohls, H erma n· L., 561 W ashington Ohls, Mrs. Minnie, 561 W ashinngto n Qhls, William, 623 Oli ve Oleson, Mrs. Anna, 800 ·w ashington Ol eson, John, 800 W ashington Oliver, Adah, 220 N. Tryon Oliver, J ames C., 220 N . Tryon Oliver, Stewar t, 331 S. J effe rson Olmstead, Delbert, 410 Dean Olmstead, Mrs. Mary, 410 Dean Olmst ead, Silas, 410 Dean Ol sen, Frank C., 636 Wheeler Olse n, Hilda H ., 636 Wheeler Olson, Mrs. Mary, 728 Wicker' Olson, Mr s. Carrie, 333 E. J ackson Olson, Robert, 333 E. J ack son Ol son, Granville E ., 34,7 H ayward Olson, Hans, Highla nd Olson, Oscar, 723 S. J effe rson Olson , Mrs . Rena M., 347 H ayward Olson, Mrs. R ena, 723 S. J efferson Opf ergelt, Frank H. , 703 Clay Opfergelt, Mr s. Jan e, 703 Clay Osborne, Bessie, D., 515 W. J ackson Osborn e, A. Dwig ht, 515 W . J ack son Osterback, Mrs. Mar tha, 223 W. So. Osterback, Matt, 223 W. South Ourtel, Anthony, 512 Cl ay Ovesen, Gustav, 1102 IV-heeler Owe ns, T. B ., 328 S. Madi son Owe ns, Mrs. Mary, 328 S. Madi son p P ac"ey, S usie B., 338 Burba nk . P aepke, Mrs. E mm a, 319 E . J ackson P aepk e, Rudolph , 319 E. J ackson P ain e, Mrs. May, 446 Lake Av. P almer , Mrs. A nnetta, 507 P ark A >. P almer, Mrs. Ger t r ude, 507 P ark Av. P alm er, Mark G., 507 P ark Av. P alm er, Muray G., 929 J ewett P almer , Mrs. P ea rl A., 349 S. J effer. P almer , Wm. E., 349 S. J efferson P a rker, Mrs. Carrie J., 301 Y{. Ja ck . P arker, Ar thur G., 301 W. J ack son. P arks, Mrs. E ll a, M., 232 Griffin g P arr ish, Mrs. A ng- usta, 316 ViT. Th ird Parsons, Ada L., 481 W. J ackson Par sons, vVm. L ., 481 W. J ackson P a tterson, Mrs. Alta, 330 S hort Paul son, Lawrence, 123 Hutchin s Peachy, Clifford, '1'., 726 J efferson P eachy, M rs. H elen, 726 J efferson P eacock, Mr s. E ll en, 635 Semin ary Peacock, Mr s. Glenna, E., 460 Sont li P eacock 1 J osep h T., 635 Semin ar y P eacock, Ra lph Vv., 460 Sout h P ear ce, Mrs. Ber t ha, 2J 8 N. Madi so n P earce, Fred L., 218 N. Madi son P easle:v, Ly le H., 11 51), V anBuren Peas l e~r , Mrs. P earl, 115V2 VanBu r en P ear son , Albert LeRoy, 324 Clay Pearson , Andrew, 324 Clay P ear son, P eter, 1009 Queen Ann P ea rson, l\1. rs. Emm a. 324 Clay P ear son, Geo. B., 1020 Wh eeler P'ea rson, Gusta ve, 1011 Queen Ann P earson , Mrs. Kath ., 1011 Queen An n P eder son, Mrs. Christina, 211 Dean P eet, Mr s. A nna L., 523 E. Calho1111 P eet, Florence, 523 E. Calh oun Peet, Georgia M., 523 E . Calhoun P eet, H arry, 523 E . Calhoun P eet, Lillian R ., 523 E. Calh oun P erkin s, Charles M., 605 E. Cii lhonn P erkin s, Fred D., 815 Semin ar .'" P erkin s, Mr s. Id a, 815 Semina ry P erkin s, Mr s. Lill i:rn G.. 605 K C:1I. P er let, Abe, 520 N. Madison P erlet, Mrs. J uli a. !')2() N . Madi son P eteit, Harry F., 118 Douglas P eteit, Mr s. Freid a, 118 Douglas P et ers, Mr s. E dith C., 473 W . .Tnck. P eter s, J oh n C., 473 IV. .T:w kson P eter, E st he r l\f., 347 S. Tr)'on P eter, Gnsta ve C., 34 7 S. T r ~r on P eter , M r>< . l\fa r :v A .. 347 S. Tr~·o n P eter son , Chas. ,T., 31 !) Rid gelan d P eterson , 1• lor ence fi45 E. Ca lhoun P ete rson, Geor ge 452 8 011t h P eter ><on, George, 6:12 Qn een Ann P eter son, Mrs. Ida M., 1030 Clay Peter son, J osephin e, G32 011 een Ann P eterson, ,John M., rn3o Clny P eter son, M rs. K at h. D., 452 So nt-11 P eter son, Mack C., 715 Semin ar .\' P eterson , Mr s. Mary, 715 S e m i n a r~· P eter son , l\frs. Sadi e K , 319 Ridg-e. Pfeiffer , A !bin, 425 N. Madison P fe iffer , Mrs. B:vrd e, 425 N. Ma di so n P f eiffer , Emil, 419 N. Madison P fe iffer, Mrs. J essie J ., 310 W . J ack. P feiffer, Raymond P., 310 W . J ack . Ph eil , Ma?, 419 Vin e i. '• 'J I �43 WOODSTOCK DIRffiCTORY SCANLON HAT SHOP For Up-to-Date Millinery ll f">Vnn Buren Street vV oodstock, Ill. Phone 145-W Cr ysta l Lake Branch-c-o Comer Shop Phon e J 27-R. Crystal Lake, Ill· Woodstock Bottling Co. S. MEAD, Proprietor Every Bottle of Pop Strictly San itary Highest Grade of Flavoring Used ·when You vVant to Quench Your rrhirst Call for vV oodstock Bottling Co. Pop for Sale at All Soft Drink Parlors 204 \ Vashington Street Phone 185-.f Woodstock Public Hospital Med ical-Surgi ca 1-0bstetrical-Contagiou& 520 \ V. Sou th Street ~ J: Phone 4D Notice arrangement has been made whereby the hospital will accept calls for :ony of the local doctors, in event they cannot I' he r cnch crl on their own phon"!s. Dr. C. F. BACCUS Dr. Wm. M. FREEMAN Dr. H. U. B CHES Dr. HYDE WEST Dr. E. WINDMUELLER Dr. G. E. \VRI GHT �44 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Pheil, Wm., 419 Vine Phelps, Mrs. Emma 432 E. J ackson Phelps, Silas, 432 E. Jackson Philipp Sr., Albin, 134 W. First Ph illipp Jr., Albin, 134 W. First Philipp, Mrs. Anna B., 925 Jewett P hili pp, Emm a P., 134 W. First Phi lipp, Geo. W., 925 Jewett Philipp, Mrs. K a th erine, 134 W. First Phillips, George 420 E . Judd Phillips, Mrs. Gertrude, 420 E. Judd Pieke, Victor D., 588 Washington Pi er ce, Mrs. Amelia, 240 Throop Pierce, Mrs. Amelia, 226 Washington Pi er ce, Mr s. Cora E., 919 Tappan Pi er ce, Mrs. Frances, 523 N. Madison Pi erce, Harry C., 523 N. Madison Pier ce, J esse C., 226 W ashington Pi erce, John W., 919 Tappan Pierce, Mrs. Minnie E., 843 Wheeler Pi er ce, Lyle, 84.3 Wheeler Pi er so n, Miss Marjorie, 121 Hoy Pierson, Mrs. Mary I., 121 Hoy Pi erson, George, 121 Hoy Pi erson, H a nson, 121 Hoy Pi erson, Homer, 121 Hoy Pi er son, William, 121 Hoy Piske, Edward R., 526 Washington Piske, Harry H., 329 Short Pi ske, Mrs. H elena F., 329 Shor t Pi ske, Ida, 1102 vVheeler P l11rnb, Hal, E. Jackson Pok ershing, Anton, 540 Washington Poker shing, Christine, 540 Washing. Pope, Mrs. Barbara. 656 W ashington Porep, A .. g u ~ t . 251 Throop Pratt, Mrs. Adelaide. 1201/2 Cass Pratt, Mr s. Cecile, 326 H ayward Pratt, J . T., 326 Hayward Prntt, R eid A., 120% Cass Pri ce, Mrs. Margaret, 425 Park Price, Sam, 425 Park Prokpowick, John, 111% Van Buren Props, F lorence. 810 Wheeler Pro11ty, Donald E., 430 'Vashington Prouty, Mrs. Minnie, 430 Washington Pnl se, Mrs. Alta, 140 North Pulse, William, 140 North Purvey, Mrs . Agnes, 622 Madi son Purvey, Albert L., 316 S. Madison Purvey, Ji'lorence, 225 ,V. Jackson Purvey, Frank, 308 N. Madison Purvey, R alph, 117 W. South Purvey, Mrs. Vera L. 316 S. Madison Purvey, William, 622 N. Madi son Puttbrese, Albert, 390 S. Tryon Puttbrese, Mrs. Ann a, 390 S. Tryon Puttbrese, Chas. f}.. ., 390 S. Tryon Puttbrese, H elen A., 390 S. Tryon Q Quail, Bertha, 225 North Quail, Catherin e, 225 North Quail, Mary, 225 No rth Quigley, Mrs. Gracia, 134 Washington Quigley, Nelli e, 720 Divi sion Quin lan, Miss Agnes, 310 W. Judd Quinla n, Da nial F ., 311 W. Judd Quin lan, Denni · E., 338 Short Quinlan, Chas., 310 W. Judd Quinlan, Miss Eileen, 311 W. Judd <iuinlan, Mrs. Hannah, 475 W. Judd Quinlan, Grayce M., 311 W . JtHld Quinlan, Nancy, 338 Short Quinlan, Lucy, 310 }Vashington Quinlan, Mary A., 310 Wasl1ington R Rabbit, Anna B., S04 Vine Rabbit, M. J., 304 Vine Rafter, Ed., 202 South Rahn, Fred W., 605 Dean Rahn, Mrs. Marie, 605 Dean Ra iner, Mrs. Eva, 417 Clay Rassmussen, Mrs. An a, 543 McHen. Rassmussen, Miss Jane, 703 Dean Rassmussen, Mart n, 239 N. Tryon Rassmussen, Rassmuss, 543 McHenry Ra smussen, Wm., 506 Stewart Rattray, David, 343 Vine Ra ttray, Mrs. Frieda, 343 Vine Rattray, John, 632 N. Madison R athbun, Merle A., 221 Church Rathbun, Mrs. Effie, 221 Church Rawson, H attie B., 324 Ridgela nd Rawson, Howard, 324 Ridgeland Rawson, 'fed, 210 N. Madison R eabuck, Ida, 621 Washington Reade!, Albert W ., 31 0 N. 'l'ryon R,eadel, Mrs. Ann, 717 Washing ton Readel, Mrs. Anna F., 717 W as hin ~· . Reade!, Arthur, 457 N. Hoy. Readel, Mrs. Augusta, 621 Dane Readel, Charles, ti09 Dane Reade!, Delbert, 717 Washington Read e!, Ed., 717 Washington Reade!, Mrs. Elizabeth, 609 Dane Read e!l, Fred, 621 Da ne Reade!, Frieda A., 310 N. Tryon Readel, George, 449 Dacy Reade!, Mr s. Olive, 457 N. Hoy Read e!, Wn lte r, 44!) Dney �45 Y\"OOD8TO CK DIRE CTORY Quik-Glos and Quik-Rub Top Coat The king of Polishes and the Marvel of TopDressingfor both of these articles. Manufactured b y The FEDERAL CHEMICAL CO. WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS MAIN STREET GARAGE ECKDAHL & JARNECKE, Props. We Specialize oh All Kinds of Repair work Expert Workmanship -G uaranteed Auto Accessories, Fisk Tires and Tubes Gasoline, Oils and Greases 229 Main Stree t ~I I ( \~ Phone 430 HARSH£>\ DRY STORAGE BATTERY Which. Eliminates All Battery Troubles T\vo and One-half Year lJ nconditional Guarantee ECKDAHL & JARNECKE A uthorized Dealers for Woodstock and Vicinity 229 Main Street Phone 430 �46 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Ree d, Delb er t, 704 N. Mad ison R eed, Edward, 026 Wheeler R eed, Edwin, 446 Lake Re ed, Mrs. F lorence, 337 S. Jeffer son Heed, Frank , 704 N. :Mad ison Reed, i\frs. Selmn, 446 La k e Heed, Walter, 337 S. J ·ffe r son Ree d, Lawr ence, 515 N. Mad ison R eese, Mrs. Clarn K., 208 So ntii R eese, Harold K , 208 South Reese, Roy C., 223 S. Tryon Reese, l\frs. Sh irl e.v G. , 223 S. T r.r nn R ehber g, Alber t, 526 E. Jack: on lieh b erg, Miss A ngnsta, 526 K .J:w.k. Rehberg, Geor ge, 925 Clay Renich, Ch as. F., 514 ViT:oi sh in gton Ren ich, F lorence H., 514 Wasl1i ngton Ren ich, Mrs. L uc:v H., 514 vV as h i11~;. Rem us, Mrs. Signa C., 501 W .•Jack. Bemus, 'iVm. F., 501 W. J ackson Rett erer, 'M rs. Ed na., 70fl N. Ma.ili son Rette rer, George, 709 N. Madison B hodes, Mrs. Cora A. S., Smi th R ichard s, Mrs. Clar a M .. 357 S. 'l'rvon R ichards, E r ast us E., 325 W. Jack. R ichards, Mrs. F lora E., 328 S . .Jeff. Richards, 'iVaite W., 357 S. T rrn n R ich ter, August A ., lll Gro 1·C' R ichter, E lea nor E., 111 G1w :e Ri cht er, F lorenti ne L .. 111 G,.01·e B, ich ter, Mrs. H uld a. I-I.. 111 (h·o1·r Rirhter. Miss Huby, 925 C'la)' R ieke, Mrs. Jenni e, 588 'iVasl1 ington Riedesel, George A., 901 J ewett Ried esel. Mrs. La nra 'iV .. !J01 J e ll' ef t Riggs, M rf<. Carri e, 214 Throop Rif("gs, Fred L. , 214 Throop R iley, Mrs. A li ce B., 222 Rai lroad Ri ley, Frank P ., 435 Wa sh ingto n R il ey, Genevi eve E .. 562 Washi ngt on R.i le,v, James P .. 562 'iVasliington R il ey, Joh n J .. 435 Wn sh ington Ri le>r, M rs. Kath. C.. 4% Washing t on R iley, Mrs. L ena, 431 Washington R iley, Mrs. Mar v 'N. , 435 Washi ng ton Ri le>", Miss Nornh E .. 435 Wash i ng. Hi lev. Mathew L .. 481 Wa shi ngto-i R i g~~l d, Mrs . B elle . 206 N . M:i di son Hi s vold. Carl, 206 N. Ma il if<o n Ritt, Mrs. Car ol in e ]\If., 357- Tfa y 11·:ll'<l H it t, Clias. W. , 357 I-fanva r d H itt, l\frs. Ermn i\'f .. 357 H a,vw:wcl R. itt, Paul J., 357 H ayward Hitter, John , !'i75 'Vashi ngton Ritter , Mrs. Rof<a. 575 Washington Rober ts, M rs. Pea rl K, 622 ViTlwrlr r Hohert,,, Samnrl, 1101<~ ra lhon n Robe r t s, T im, 622 Wheeler Rob inson, Mrs. F lorence, 109 Tappan Robinso n, Glen, 109 Todd Av. Rob inson, Mr s. Sadie, 325 H idgeland Rob inson, IV. H., 325 B,iclgeland Roderick, Mr s. Am>-, 617 Clay Rod eri ck, Chas., 617 Clay Rod e rick, Edward, 425 E. Calho nn Roderick, Ed 1rnrd J., 425 E. Calhoun Rod eri ck, Mrs. F r ieda, 425 E. Cal. Rod erick, Glen NL, 425 K Calho un Bod eri ck, J enni e L., 425 E. Ca lh oun Rod er ick, l\'Irs. Louirn, 318 N. Mad .. Rocl eri ck, R:odph, 425 K Calhon n Roder ick, Ha,v, 318 N. Mad iso n Hoe, Em ily A., 462 W . Ju dd Ro e, Li lli.an C., 462 W. Jude! Roe, Phi lo P., 462 W. J udd Rockefe ll er, H em·>' G., 615 Br ink Rock efell er, Emm a, 615 Brink Hogen;, Amos, 919 Clay Roger s, E. A. , 408 S . Madi son Rogers, Etta S., 408 S. i\facli son Roger s, Fern F., 376 McHenry Roger , Mrs. Hortense, M <ff1enr y Av . Roger s, Mrs. Pauli ne, 919 Cln:v Rogman, Edwin , 621 Queen Ann Hog·rnan, Mrs. E lla, 621 Queen An n Roh de, K J., 502 Ea st Rohde, Mrs. K.ntheri ne, 502 E nst Rol il off, Eel., S. J efferson Ron ni ng, Miss Ethel, 940 Clay Ronning, Mrs. Louise, 940 ClaY Rose, Mrs. M inn ie J ., 140 Wa<.; hing. Hose, P eter E., 140 Washingto n Hosencra ns, Mr s. Ella, B enton Rosencrans, Dave, B ento n Roselan d, V ictoria, 411 Highland Rossman, John H ., 219 W . Tl-iiril Rossma n, Mrs. Minnie, 219 Vil . Thi rd Rounds, Edward A., 220 E . Calhoun Hounds, Mrs. Mntle. 220 E. Calhoun Howe, .J o hn C., 257 Throop Rowe, Mrs. Min nie, r .. 257 Throop Rowley, Mrs. Irma, 111% VanB nren Rowley, Georg'e S., 111% V a nBuren Rn l ien, Mrs. Agus ta . 6il6 Qu ee n A11n Rummel, Mrs. Stell a. 519 F r eemon t Rnppert, Arth ur J .. 840 N. 1fadi ·on Rupp ert, Mr s. E sther. 840 N. ~fad ;. Ru sh ton, Carrie M., 348 S. 1\lrndi son Hush ton, Mrs. Clara, 337 Vine R.11 shto n, Miss Fran cis, 337 Vin e Rush ton, George F., 348 S. Mncli son H.ushton. George C., 337 Vine Rushton , John, 2J2 K Ca lhonn Rushto n, Misf< Mar.v, 348 S. l\focl ison 0 '; J �WOOD STO CK DIRE CTORY 47 SOUTH SIDE CASH AND CARRY We Save You Money on All Purchases-Try us Flour, Fruits and Vegetables and a Full Line of Groceries BUSY CORNER GROCERY BODE NSCH ATZ & SAHS Phone 11 ROGERS' MEAT MARKET AMOS ROGERS, Proprietor CASH AND CARRY We pay Highest Prices for Fresh Egg·s and Poultry FRESH AND SALT MEATS Fish and Oysters in Season Phone 421 21 8 Ma in f'" tree t PEOPLE'S SUPPLY CO. E. E. McBROOM \\l ood, Coke, Hard and Soft Coal, Building Material, Cement, Sand, Gravel, etc. Asphalt Roofing, Fencing, Barbed vVire, National Drain Tile, Glazed Sewer Pipe. · We recommend Triple-G Goods, American Fencing, National Drain Tile, McComb Sewer Pipe, Atlas Portland Cement, Mc Henry Flour. P hone 55 Ca lh o un nod Ea st S t. I I The Shurtleff & Peters Co. BUILDING MATERIAL Coal, Flour, Feed and Salt Wire and Builders' Hardware Paints and Varnishes Mobiloils for All Purpos,e s Hartland, Ill inois Phone l MO.T-1 �, I 48 WOODSTO CK DIRF,CTORY Ru shton, Mrs. Prir ell a, 212 E. Cnl. R:1a n, Mr;;. Al ice, 415 Lin coln Ryan, Delb ert W., 415 Lin coln R~· a n , Gai l, 215 Tryon :Ryan, John A ., 360 McHenry Hya n, Mr;;. 'Marv, 225 Nm-th Ryan, Mr;;. Nelli e, 360 1\'fcHenry Ryland er, Al ex, 40!) Cln:· y s Sah s, Art1/u} G .. 566 W llshingt.on Sll hs, Cha rl es, 539 Dane Sah ;:;, Mrs. El sie F., lO'l Wick er Sahs, Mrs. Emma F., 144 L nwrence Sahs, Frank F., 144 Lawr ence Sahs, Mrs. Frederika, 539 Da ne Sahs, Frederick W ., 566 Was hington Sahs, Mrs. Ida, 914 Wheeler Sahs, Mr ;; . Ma ude L .. 566 Washing. Sflhs, Otto M., 103 Wi cker Sahs, vValtPr, 914 Wheele1; Rfl l"man, H erman , 929 J Pwett Salzman, H erman, 821 ·w ·heeler Salzman, Mrs. Mar garet 8'21 \Vh erl·' r Salzman, Mrs. Mary, 404 E. J ackso n Salzman, Wm., 404 E. .fa ck son Sfrnford, Cvrus H., 360 S. Tryon Sanford, H elen M., 360 S. Tryon Sawyer, Miss Libbv. 829 N. Ma di so n Sayler , Frank W., 723 Wicker Sfl.'·ler, Mrs. Lu ci le, 723 Wick er Salishnry, Mrs. Laura. 445 W. Jndd S<1anlon, Mi ss Anna. 504 W . .T:wk on Sca nlon, Mrs. Frances. 504 vV . .Tack. Scnn lon. MichflPl J .. 504 W . .Jn ckson Seott. Mi ss Ernll. 351 S. Madi<on Scott; Grace Mav. 801 S. J effer <:on Rcott, Mrs. :rvr nggie. 801 S. J effer son Scott, Thos. I-T.. 801 S . .Jeffer son Scott, Vernn e \~T ., 801 S: Jpfferson Schirnf, Mrs. Ca rrie, 431 Sonth Schaaf. Jo-=;ephinn e. 342 S . .J'lfferson S<'hnllf, l\finnie H .. 342 S. J efferson Schakev. LeRov. 411 N. Madi son Schakev, M rs. Verna. 411 N. Ma di son Schill er, .Joe P ., 932 Wi cker Schi ller, Mrs. Lutie A., 932 vVi ckn Schill er, Miss Marv L .. 932 W ick er Schiller. Miss Nora E. , 93'2 Wi ckPr Schimmel, Mrs. Ahhie. 445 Cent er S<1himm el. C. W .. 445 Center Schimpf, F. Carl. 864 Wick er S11hirnpf, Mrs. Frieda, 864 Wick er Schimpf, Mrs. Frieda M., 708 Oli ve Schimpf, Otto C., 708 Olive Schmelzer, Mrs. Gert., 115 Douglas 0 Sc hmelzer, Karl, 115 Douglas Schmid: Hemy, 842 Clay Schmidt, Mrs. Cnrol :·n. 62'.) Park Schmidt, Chas., 630 Queen Ann Schmidt, Mrs. E ll a S., 630 Queen Ann Schmidt, Mrs. Emmn, 215 E nst Sc hmidt, Miss Lu ell a, 620 Pflrk Schmidt, Max, 606 Park Schn eider, Mrs. Barbara . 210 GroYe Schneider, Mrs. Dorothy. 464 Lake Sch nei der, Emil, 210 Grove Schneider, Fred, 4Jl N. M11di son Schn eider, George .Jr., 464 Lak e Schneider, George, 732 Madi son Schn eid er, H enrv H .. 12' r1.. 1·c 11i ns Schneider, Irene, 411 N. Madi son Schn eider, Joseph, 313 IV . South Sch neider, Mamie, 210 Grove Schneider, Sarah, 411 N. Madison Schn eider, :Mrs. Su san . 12 ' H nt r hins Schroeder, Henry E., 670 Washington Schroeder ; Mrs. Li lli an r .. 670 W md1 . Schroeder, Albert J., 320 Hay ward Schroeder, Alfred 703 N. Madi son Schroeder , Anna 1\1;_., 320 H aywa rd Sch roeder, Mrs. Birdie, 103 Grove Schroeder, Mr s. Byrde, 703 N. Madi. Schroed er , Mrs. F. Do ~· is 602 Amster. Sc hroede r, E mil C., 103 Grove Sr"liro eder, Em il. 703 N. 1\fa di so n Schroeder, Ernest A., 70q N. Madi son Sch ro eder, F. C., 220 E. South Schroed er, F lorence, 406 vVashington Schro eder, George. 670 n ~ k Se hrne cl er, Harr~-, 670 Oak Sch roed er, Mrs. Kate, 670 Oak Schroed er, John F .. 406 ·wn ·h in '!'to·, Schroeder, Miss Lill ian, ·703 N. Madi. Sr hroeder, Mr s. Loui se, 220 E. South SC1h roed er, 'M rs. JI~ an, 406 \Vashin g. Schroeder, Mrs . M in~ie, 703 N. Marli. Srh ro ed er . Pll nl. 703 N. Mndi •·on Schroeder , WRlter M.. 602 Amster. Sc hryver, Leon, 428 E. Judd Schryver, Mrs. Margaret. 428 E. .Jn rld Sl'hryver, Mis;; Cri ssie. 531 Dean Schr~' ver, Etta, 702 Jeffer son Sch ryver, Ja cob E., 702 S. J eff er son S<'.lmadi 0 h, J oe, 938 \Vi cker Sc hwadi sh, Mary, 938 Wi cker Schnau, Mrs. Soph ia, 520 Pl easnnt. Schn au, Walter, 529 Pl easn nt R11lmldt, Chri s .. 405 Dane Schu ldt, Mrs. \Vilhelmina, 405 Dan e Schultz, Mrs. C lrn ~.., 210 N. Madison Sl'lrnltz. Mrs. E li zflheth. 210 N. Mn<l i. R(·hnmn cher, Char l e~, l\'f., 310 Fre. �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 49 PECK'S -GARAGE General Repa~ring Accessories Valvoline Oil lJsed Cars Storage . 116 Calhoun Street Phone 145-J LIBERTY INCOME TAX RECORDS The simplest and most com.plete Business and Income Tax Records. For Business and Professional Men and Farmers. , And as the law requires all of us to make an Income Tax Report. you need just this book. See H. J. Salzman . Commercial & Community Club Rooms PRINCESS THEATRE Woodstock, Ill. Is the Place to go for Your Entei:tainment We have the Photoplays of Quality COME AND SEE US �50 WOODSTO CK DIRBCTORY Scl111macher, Mrs. Julia, 310 Fremont Rchutt, Arthur W., 1019 Tappan Schutt, Mrs. Carrie M., 921 Wheeler Schu t t, Mrs. Ethel G., 1019 Tappan Schutt, John F., 921 Wh eeler S.c lmabe, El'm a, 217% Benton Sc hwabe, Frances, 217% Benton Schwabe, Malte, 217* Benton Sc hwabe, Marga ret, 217% Benton Schwabe, Paul, 2171/z Benton Schwake, Mrs. Reka, 204 E. Calhoun Schwake, 'Vm1am, 204 E ., Ca lhoun ·. ,cnwanz, ,J. C., 446 Lake Rchwanz, Mrs. Lillian, 446 Lake Schwamb, l\frs. Eva, 523 ·w as hington Schwamb, H enry, 316 McHenry Schwamb, .;racob 0., 523 ·washington Sclnvamb, Mrs. Rose, 316 McHenry Schwamb, Walter H., 523 Washing. Rchwarnb, Wm. M., 523 Washington Sch wartzwalder, Bernice, 510 Dean Sch wartzwalder, Clarence, 510 Dean Sea.gri st, John H ., 215 Vv. Calhoun Seagrist , Mrs. Minnie, 215 W. Cal. :3earle, Mrs. B essie, 1111/z Dean R<>arle, Walte r F., 1111/2 Dean Seegmill er, Mrs. H elen, 215 N. Tryon Seegmi ll er, Geo., A., 215 N. Tryon · Segmeir, Miss Matie, 415 Lincoln Senger, Mrs. Bertha, 502 N. Madison Senger, Mrs. Caroline, 503 N. Madi. Senger, Mrs. Dorathea, 146 N. Madi. Senger, Edward A., 502 N. Madi son Senger, Michael, 503 N. Madison Senger, Miss Minnie, 209 Grove Senger, Miss Nettie, 503 N. Madi son Senger, Miss Ora, :209 Grove Senn, George W., 726 S. Jeffer son Senn, Mrs. Sa rah, 726 S. Jefferson Senne, Edward, 604 N. Madi son :3enne, Mrs. Si lvia, 604 N. Madi son Serwilliger, Mrs. Julia, 116 N. Madi. Sevcik, Mrs. Hulda M., 427 Hi ghland Sevcik, Joseph, 427 Highland Severin, H. T., 316 Vine Sever son, Alta Jan e, 31 2 Short Sever son, Kenneth L., 312 Short Severson, Mrs. Marv S .. 3J 2 Short Severson, Sever L ..) .. 3] 2 Short Shackell; Mrs. Gertrude. 401 W. Ja<'k. Shackell, Thos. J .. 401 vV . •Tal'k><on Shal es, Charles If., 139 Lnwren<'P Shales, Earl J .. 338 Burb ank Shn les, Gl en, 212 E. CPlhonn Shales, Mary M .. 338 Bu rbank Rlrn les, Mv rtl e, 129 Lawrence Shlll es, Mrs. Tra <'e, 212 E. Calh onn Shameth, Joe, 405 Washing ton Schannon, John R ., 704 Wheeler S ha rp, Rob ert H., 468 W. Jackson S harp, Mrs. Vi ctoria E., 468 W. J ae k. Shearer, Cha s. B., 450 vV. Judd S hearer, Mrs. Cina A ., 750 W. Judrl Shellrer, H enry, S. J effer son S hearer, Joseph, S. Jefferson Sh ellrer, Miss Lucia, 608 Bunk er S heehy, Edward, 939 J ewett S hee hy, Fra ncis, 939 J ewett S heehy, K a th er ine, 939 J ewett S heehy, Marie 939 Jewett S heets, Mrs. Bertha, 302 S. Madi son S heets, M. A . 302 S. Madi son S heldon, Mrs. Helen l\i., 329 S. Tryon Sh epard, E. E.; 346 Dean S hepard, Mrs. Lotti e, 346 Denn Shel'hurn e, Mrs. Anna, 109 Chu rc h Sherburn e, Clarence L., 520 N. j\{arli . Sherburne, Elwood J., 109 Church Sh erburne, Mrs . Gert. 520 N. Ma cfoon Sherburne, V . D., 109 Church Sh epa rdson, A. C., 1111/'.l VanBuren S!i eperl ey, l\fax., Ridgeland Av. Sh erman, Burnh a m, 135 vVashi.ngton Sherman, J\IJ r s. Clara, 135 W ashington Sh erman, Mrs. E li zabeth, 216 South Sherman, Mar y, 437 W . Sonth Sherman, Ro:v, 135 -Washingto"n Sherman, W. H., 437 W. South Sherwood, Mrs. Emma, 328 S. J effeY. Shipton, Mrs. Mary G., S. Ma di son Shipton, Willi am H., 324 S. 1\fndi<on Shoemaker, Mrs. Ethel R ., 929 Jewett Shoemaker. Ro:v, 929 J ewett Shoepke, Emil A., 554 Washing ton Shoepke, Mrs. Marie, 554 Washington Showers, Mrs. Anna, 329 N. Madison Showers, Miss H elen. 329 N. Madi son Shnrte, Frank ,V., 226 K Calhoun Shurte, Gladys A .. 226 E. Calhoun Silver, Herbert, 207 S. Madi son Silver, Mrs. Iva, 207 S. Madison S inlrn y, Svl via, 124 Benton _ Sinlrnv, Thomas A., 124 Benton Simmons, Mrs, Alta, 341 S. Madison Simonsen, Mrs. Chri"t.. 227 W. First Simonsen, L ··dwig. 227 vV. First S im pson, Mrs. Loui se, 407 F or est Sin r.erbox, Fred, 116 Hutchins Sincerhox, Mr><. Emma A .. 116 Hutl'h. Singer, 1\lfrs. El iznheth. 216 E. South Sing-er, Mrs. Ma nd. 51 4 S. J efferson Sing-er, Otto, 514 S. Je fferson Siperl:v, L. , 333 S. Mf!di son . Sipes, Mrs. Irene 1., 203 Dean �51 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 'l1h e Gift of Your P hotograph is a Handshake from the Heart Be Photograph ed this Year on Your Birthday HERBERT B. MEDLAR Woodstock, Ill. 2] 4 Dean Stree t ADAMS MOTOR CO. McHenry County De::ilers Studebaker Motor Cars Autom og ile Supplies, Tires and Accessories 101 Church Street Phone 93 RELIABLE DRUG STORE DRUGS, PAINTS, OIL, STATIONERY, KODAKS RUBBER GOODS- LARGE STOCK-BEST iPRICES A. ·s. WRIGHT Phone 1G7-R Nyal Man �52 WOODSTOCK Sipes, W ill iam R ., 203 Dean Skutley, M rs. A nna V., 1020 W h eeler Skut ley , Mrs. Ing·eiJorg, 1020 W heeler S ku t ley, Ole, 1020 W heeler Rlater, B nrr, 511 Park S lav in, Mrs. Anna, 130 L a wrence S lavin, Miss Anna, 130 Fremont Sla vin, Miss Olive, 130 F r emont S levin, Anna, 214 S. Mad ison Slevin, Thomas P., 214 S. Madiso n Smit h, Andrew, 810 \Va s hington S mit h, Mrs. Agnes, 810 vVashington Smith, M rs. Anna, 244 N . Tr you S m i t l1, August, 215 Eas t Smith, Mrs. Dora F., 234 W. F irst Smith, Earl J., 234 W. Firs t Sm it h, Edgar L., 629 Dean Sm ith , Mrs. El , ie A., 1218 W heeler Smith, Mrs. Eva, 609 Dan e Smi t h, Geo r ge S., 219 S . lVJafli so n Rrni th, M rs. Irma, 517 Dean Sm ith, Mrs. Isabell, 216 W. Calhonn Rmit h, Joe, 517 Dean Rmi th, Mrs. Josephin e, 2Hl R. :\J:uli . Rmith, Lester , 213 Gr ove Rmith, Mrs. Lizzie, 418 Ea st Rm ith , Mrs . Mary, 226 K Calh ou n Rm ith, N elso n J .. 1218 W heeler Smith, Nimmo n Vv ., 216 IV. Calh oun R111i1 h , S . .T., 364 Linrol n Rma ll e~-, :i\frs. Helena. 336 Lnk e Rnrn lle>-, HPlen, 336 Lake Rma ll ey, Mart in D., 336 L a ke Rmall eY . Mrs . Nelli e E .. 33G Ln k P R111 idt, . F,rn es t, 512 Au st in Rmidt, Mrs. T-fa nnal •. 512 A11 s hn Rmidt, M r ~. H elen, 512 An s1i n Rmi <lt, .fop, 512 Au st i n Rmi ley, H r len D., 226 W . .Tndd Rm il ey, Lion el D ., 226 W ..J• ·fl cl Rmith ing, Mrs. Helen . 604 N . 1\fn1li. R111i 1"l1 ing-, P:rnl. 604 N. 1\r:idi son Rmo nse, C:i r l, 217 So u1"11 S mouse, Mr s. l~ mma , 217 So uth Rmo nse, .Jo.eph . 217 Sonth Rno di e, Mrs . H<>tti e. 308 'J. 1\fnd i, on Rno 1lie, Or vie, 308 N. -:vl:n 1li son 8 11 ,·fl er, Charles, 344 L ake Rn\'fl e r, ChnrlPs . 310 Lnk e Sn)·der, l\'1 ik e, 210 Gr ove Sn>·der , l\frs. Ro set.t, :lHJ \Vn shhnrn R1w der , l\frs. Rofin . 438 Dan e Snydrr, \Vm. A., 438 Dan e Ro <l erbe rg, Mrs. F. mrnn. 440 Dnr.v Rod er h erg, Fred , 449 Dn cy Roh st, Mrs. Cnrrir R.. rn1 ()11 pr n A11 n Ro h ~t, Mrs . GnHlP, 11 S R. .J pffe1·son DIRl~ C'TORY Soh s t, Henry, 118 S. Jefferson Sonderick e r, Josep hin e, 3Q4 W . Cal. Sonder icker, vVrn., 304 vV. Calho un Sorens.on, Carl, 402 Lake Soren~on, Mrs. Ma ude, 402 Lak e Soukup, John J., 518 Clay So ukup, Mrs. S nzann na, 518 Clay Sova, F r ank, 123 E . South Sova, Mrs. Ro sener, 123 E. So uth Spauld ing, Mrs. J. H ., 232 Griffing Spencer, Mr., 134 Was hington Sp ence r, Ann a C., 1022 W'h eeler Spencer, Mrs. Anna M., 1022 vV heelt>r Spencer, Mrs. Evelyn, 1002 Clay Sp encer , F lorence J., 1022 \Vheeler Spencer, Harry G., 1022 \V heeler Sp encer , Joseph y, 1022 \Vheeler Spencer, Paul, 1002 Clay Spitzer, Mrs. Ada vV ., 488 W. Ju dd Spitzer , Fra nk, 488 vV. Judd Spon holtz, Wm. A ., 810 \ Vashin gton Sprague, Mrs. Carrie, 400 East Sprague, H., 400 Eas t Stafford, Mrs. Catheri ne, Forr est Stafford, Gordon, Forres t Stafford, John J. , 372 S. Tr.von Stafford, Mrs. Ma r cella , 372 S. Tr>'On Stamets, Mrs. Emma E ., 715 vVi cke1· Sta mets, Harry H., 715 W icker Stompanato, Mrs. Carmela,. 303 Son t h Sto mpana to, Jo h n, 303 South Starnpannto, John, 462 W. Jndd Rtea d man n, Mrs . Kate, 519 Forres t Steele, Mrs. Sara h, rl 04 E. Calhoun St ienke, Mrs. Edith, 365 Hay wanl Rtienke, Emi l, 724 N . lVfadi son S tie nke, H erm a n, 365 Hayward Sf·ienke, l'Vf'r s. :\1f inn ie, 724 N. :\f:idi ~ on S teinwart, Miss B ess ie, 204 K Sonth Steph enson, Amos, 0., 802 S . •Teffcr. Stephenson, Mrs. Carrie, 927 S. J eff. Stephenson , Edwin, 461 E . La k e Stephenson, E ll a , 802 8. Jeffer son Stephenso n, F., 461 E. Lak e Stephenson, Rob ert E ., 927 S. J eff r r . Stevens, Edna, 1015 Tappan Stewart, Mrs. B e ula h H., 115 John son Stewar t, Cha r les, 364 Linco ln Stewart, Mrs. Man· E., 2 1D W. 'fh irfl Stewa r t, Ro~' J., J] !i .Joh nso n Ste \\'art, vVm. 1\f.. 21!1 W . T l1i l'< l Sti ll , Carrie B. , 3'14 Vine St ill. G. K, 334 Vine Stock, Geor g·e. 7'16 ]) pa n S 1·ock, l\lh ·s. Violn. 716 De:i n Rf·orkwell, Tf Plen M., :rn2 \V ..fo drl Rto dfln rd , Clrn r<', 440 K Cn lh o u n �WOODSTOCK DIRE CTOlW 53 E. J. FIELD HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Furnaces, Sh eet Metal \Vork Keen Kutter Tools, Garland Stoves Sherwin-Williams Paints "Hardware that Stands H::ird \Vear" Main Street Phone 9? The Woodstock Implement Co., Inc. -1 ~ arm Implements-\Vind Mills-Well Work Tires and Auto Accessories, Paints and Oils vVooclstock, Ill. 217 Main SL H'. G. Bosshard A . J. Eppol JOSEPH J. HORICK General Blacksmithing Horse Shooing a Specialty Estimates Given on New .,\Vagons · 250 Throop Street Phone 254-N TED BERTNESS Horseshoeing and General Repairing Authorized Agent for the Chevrolet Automobile for Hartland T ownship We Also are Agents for Racine Tires- Auto Accessories Your Patronage Appreciated Phone 1640-H-:2 Hartland, 111. �54 WOODSTOCK DIRE CTORY Stoffel, George, 316 L11 ke Stokes, Mrs. Lilli a n, 12G W. First S toll , A lbert H. , 608 Queen Ann S toll , Edith F., 608 Queen Ann Sto lldorf, H em·,v, 918 Clay Stollclorf, l\frs. l\fartlia, 918 Clay Stoltz, H erb er t M., 732 Madi son Stoltzk e, Mr s. Elizabeth, 118 Grove Stoltz ke, Pnul vV., 1J8 Grove Stone, Mrs. Anna, 8'JU \Vh eeler Stone, Mr s. B e11l ab, 115 E . South Sto ne, Charles A., 733 Seminar y S ton e, Edward E., 304 S. Tryo n Sto ne, He nr~· H ., 703 Wheeler Stone, Howard , 840 \Vheeler Stone, Im D., 115 E . South Stone, Mrs. Jan e, 304 S . Tryon Stone, L eslie E., 304 S. Tryon Stone, Mr s. Ln c~• , 357 Lincoln Ston e, L~· nn A., 357 Lin coln Stone, Mrs. Mnrtha, 733 Seminary Ston e, Mrs. Sussie L., 703 \Vheeler Stouffer, E. G., 327 S. Madison Stouffer, R eba, 327 S. Madi son Stratton , Charl es- D., W. J ack son Stratton, Mrs. Mary F., vV. Jackson Strickla nd, Maria, 115 E. South Strube, Mrs. F lorence, 511 P ark Rti'11he, Ro~· L., 511 P ark Str11nk, 1\1fr s. B essie. 727 Clny Rtrnnk, Bessie, 727 Clay Rtrnnk , Don n W .. 727 Cln y Rtrnnk, Donald. 727 Clay Stuhlmuf'll er, 1\fr 0 • FrP.de .. 629 \V ash. Stupfel, Arthur, 204 Wn shing ton Rtupfel, Benedict, 303 Washington Rtupfel, Mrs. E ll en 204 Wa "hin gton Rt11prel. K:itherine. 303 Wa shington St11pf'el, Rnlph M., 233 Wasl1ington Rtnpfol. StPll e M .. 303 W 11shington SwaJ1 lstedt, Frank W., 219 Grove Swah lst edt. Mrs. Mnn- , 21!"1 Gro ve Swanson, Arthur, 124 North Sweetland, Chas. G., 712 Brink Rwf'et land. Earl, 7]2 Brink RwPetland . 1\frs. St"llil . "'f .. 712 Brink Rnlliv11n, 1\fi ss Cn th., 3"8 N. M a di son Rnllirnn, Mrs. Doro., 903 Queen Ann Sullivan, Miss Eliza., 308 N . Mnd i"on S nlli va n, Mrs. Ella Mav, 134 Wash. Snlli vnn , Fred . 500 Lnk e Rnl li vnn. Geo . E. , 130 Nor th Snllivan ..James, 308 N . M11di son S ulli va n Sr., John .T .. ]30 North S11lliv11n .Tr., J olrn .T., 130 North Rnl li vn n, .Joh n .J., 134 W11 f<hington Sullivnn, Mrs. Margrette, 130 North S ulli vn n, Patrick R., 903 Queen Ann Rulli vnn , \ Vi lliam. 130 North S und erlin, Mr s. E ll en, 324 Vin e S 1111cl er lin , HeY., K. A., 324 Vine T T;idd r r, Alva, N ., 215 Hoy Taclcler, Mrs. Viola , 215 Ho~' Tappen, Mrs. Anna, 820 Clay Tnppen, Frank, 820 C l a~· 'l'a .Ylor, Miss Ad die, 211 Forest Tay lor, A rvicl, 928 Marv el T a~· lor, Mrs. Cnro l, McHenry Ta:dor, Loui s, 239 N. Tr )·on Taylor, Mrs. Doroth .v, 415 East T ~w lor , M rs. Eli za, 727 Clay Ta.\'lor, Mi ss Hattie, 211 Forest Ta~· lor, Mrs. Mildred, 928 Marvel Ta .\ 'lor, Ross, McHenry Tn \ lor, S idn e,v W., 415 Ea st Templ eto n, Mrs. Grace B., 216 Throop Templeton, J ames Lee, 216 Throop Terwilliger , Mrs. Wm., 116 N. Madi. Tha ck er, Mrs. Clarice, 829 N . Madi. Th ack er, Edward J .. 829 N. Madirnn Thayer, Mrs. Mary 511 E. Calhoun T h a~• er, Sco tt W., 511 E. Calhoun Thimos, Mrs . Berni ce, 220 Mnin 'J'himo;o:, Sam , 220 Main Thoma s, Mrs. Anna., 110 N . Mndison 'l' homa s, A., 446 Lake Thoma s, M1·s. A nn a . 446 L ak e Thom as, Mrs. Corin e, 226 Griffing Thonrn s, Edward .T .• 364 Lincoln Thomas, Emil, 226 GriffingThoma.s, Emma C., 508 South Thomn s, George S., 408 iV. J ack son 'l'homa s, Mrs. Georg-ia, 364 Lin coln Thomas, Gl enn E., 508 So uth Th omas, J uli11 , S., 408 .W . Jack son Thomn s, Mrs. Lu c~· , 350 M cH en r~r Th onrn s, Mrs. Luti r, 400 McHenry Thomas, Wm., 350 McH enry Ave. Thonrn s, Mrs. Mai·~·, 350 Mr.H enry Thoma s, Mrs. l\fa r:v F., 408 \V . .Jflrk. 'l'homri s, Mary F., 408 W. Jack son Thoma s, Merri tt J ., 400 McHenry Thonrn s, Mrs. Su ie, 415 Dean Thomas, ~T :irren F .. 415 D ea n 'l'hom so n, Edna, 022 Tappnn Thom son, Guy, 605 l:Jemina rv Th omson , Willi s; 326 W . .Jack son · Thom son, Wm., 922 Tappan Thompson, Mrs. Chnrlottr,, 660 Wa" h . Thompson, Edwin H. , 456 W . Jndcl Thompson, "Mnrg-11ret S., 924 S. J eff. 0 �WOODS TOCK DIRE CTORY 55 J.C. KOBLENTZ & CO. Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables " QUALITY HIGHEST AND PRICES LOWEST " East Judd and Benton Streets Phones 46-4 7 Woodstock Tire and Vulcanizing Co. P . A. COOLEY F.S. COOLEY BATTERY t• ··1'!~f()e ~ SERVICE Repairing and Recharging all Makes of Batteries Auto Accessories Hood and other makes of Tires E xpert Workmanship on All Tire Repairing 132 Cass Street Phone 43 Ridgefield Garage H . C. STEVENS, Proprietor GENERAL REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING OF ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES GAS ENGINES WINDMILLS PUMPS Au thor ized Agent for Bean Stor age Batteries. Repairing and Recharging all makes of Batteri es. Auto Accessories and Vulcanizing. My year s of experience guide me to your auto trouble in less t ime and am able to do all your work, guar anteeing it in ever y re~p ec t. Phone 16161\f-1 Ridgefield Paint Store W . H . LEVEY, Proprietor Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall Paper Window Glass, Etc. General Painting Contractor Est imates cheerfully given on P ainting and Paper Hanging RIDGERIELD, ILLINOIS �5o WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Thompson, Marimes, 660 Washington Thompson, Mrs. Ro~e, 456 vV. Judd T l1ompson, Wm., 924 S. Jefferson Thon, Dr. Harry C., 843 Seminary Thon, Mrs. H elen L., 843 Semina ry Thorlson, Mrs. Clara, 524 Clay Thorlson, Osca J., 524 Clay Thorne, Chas. F., 352 S. Tryon Thorne, Mrs. F lora A., 352 S. Tr~r on Thorne, Emma S., 346 S. Jefferson Thorne, Wm. S., 346 S. J efferson Thurow, Mrs. Caroline, 411 Center Thurow, H enry, 219 North Thurow, Mrs. Johann a, 219 North Tibbens, Chas. E., 825 Seminary Tihbens, Mrs. Ida J., 825 Seminary To<ld, Mis<:; E ll a, 224 Dean Todcl, Jam es, 354 McHenry Todd, Mrs. Ln ella, 354 McH enry Tocl y, Ralph, 520 Park Toles, Earl, Corner Dean and High . Toles, Mrs. Nellie, Cor. Dean & H y. Toms, Robert, 446 Lake Tooniey, Mrs. Emma, 630 E. Calhoun Toomey, Geo. E., 630 E. Calhoun Torgeson, Clara J., 130 W . First Torgeson, Mrs. Hannah, 130 W. First Torgeson, Osca, H., 130 W. First Torgeson, Samuel B., .!30 W. First Tower, George, 209 N. Madi son Tranton, Mrs. Bertha, 935 Clay Tra nton, Conrad, 935 Clay Tranton, H enry, 935 Clay Tranton, Mrs. Theresa, 935 Clay Trawin, Ernest G., 125 Grove Trawin, Mrs . Evelyn J., 125 Grove 'rreadwav, Grover C., 921 J ewett Tripp, M. G., 522 Dean Trnax, Andre\,, 31!:1 Washburn Truax, Frederick R.. 115 Fremont Truax, Mrs. Leona, 319 W ashburn Truax, Mrs. Nora, 115 Fremont Truax, Mrs. Sarah J., 117 Hutchin s Tryon, Chas. L., 511 Bunker Tryon, Mrs. Charlotte, 511 Bunker Trvo n, Leslie, 201 Fremont Tryon, Mrs. Vivian. 201 Fremont Tryon, Mrs. Elicta L., 451 W. Judcl Tryon, Grace A., 451 W. Judd Tryon, Ira B., 451 W. Judd Tu cker, Clarence A., 400 H ayward Tucker, Mrs. May E. , 400 Hayward Turner, A mos, 222 Nor th Turner, Gerald, 318 Donovan Turn er, Harry, 309 Hoy Turner, Mrs. 1Vf avel, 318 Donovan Tnrner, Mr s. !fa~· F ., 222 North Tntell, Birdi e, 330 Lake Tutell, F. W., 330 Lake Tutell, Muriel, 330 Lake Tuttle, Mrs. Althea M., 641 Washing. Tuttle, Mrs. Eunice V., 603 Amster. Tuttle, George L., 603 Amsterdam Tuttle, K enn eth, 641 Washington Twatchman, John, 462 vV. Judd u Ullman, Henry, 409 Clay v VanBogart, Floyd, 117 Hutch ins VanCuren, Mrs. Sarah J., 415 De.in VanDien, Cyrus, 332 Hayward VanDi en, Mrs. Jennie, 332 Hayward VanHise, Mrs. Blanche, 118 S . .Teffer. VanRise, J eradine, 118 S. J effe rson VanHi se, Ralph D. C., 118 S. ,Jeffer. VanHoozen, Lee, 1321/z Cass VanHoozen, Mrs. Lucy, l::l2% Cass VanHoozen, Mrs. Mable, 902 Wi chr VanHoo?,en, Packy K , 902 Wi ck er Vieregg, Olga., 216 W. Third Vincent, Mrs. Belle, 715 N. Madi son Vincent, Fred S .. 715 N. Mndi son Vincent, Mrs. Mary, 715 N. M"a<li «on Vogel, Mrs. Carol yn, 211 W . Calho ·' n Vogel, Gus F., 211 W. Cn.lhonn Vogt, Mrs. Anna, 441 Dacy V oirt, Henry II., 441 Dacy Volkert, Mrs. Augusta, 200 Throop Volkert, Edward, 200 Throop w Wachtler, Mrs. Mary, 310 McH enry W agner, A. W., 124 Benton Wag ner, Mrs. Anna, 751 Washington Wagner, Augustus Y\T., 526 E. Jack. Wagner, Carl, 751 Washington W agner, Mrs. Emma, Pl easant vVagner, Mrs. Frederika, Washin.!!·ton Wagner, Mrs. F a nnie, 829 N. Madi. Wagner, Fred G., Pleasant Wagner, Frieda, 751 W a>< hington Wagner, Mrs. Ida, 526 E. J ackson W agner, John, 800 Was hin ~ton 'Vagner, Mrs. Nelle M., ]24 Benton Wagner, Mrs. Sade, 800 W ashington Wag ner, Wm . M., 751 Washington Waidlev, Gertrude, 332 H aywood Wainright, John , 716 N. Madison _ Waite, Edwin H. , 329 S. Tryon I ,,I �57 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY MEAD & CHARLES QUALITY GROCERS Fruits and Vegetables Phones 51-52 107 S. Benton St. A. W. WAGNER HARDWARE Builders' Hardware Sheet Metal Work Cornices, Skylights and Ventilators · Gutter Work and Tin Roofing STOVES-FURNACES-:-RANGES 124 Benton St. Phone 259-R W. R. ACKERMAN General Merchandise FRESH, SMOKED AND SALT MEATS Men's Work Clothes Shoes for the Family GENERAL FARM EQUI PMENTS Fruits Vegetables Bakery Goods Your Past a.nd F uture Patronage Appreciated R.idgefield, I llinois Phone 16Hi-R-1 ROY F. COWLIN General Merchandise Staple Groceries-Smoked and Salt Meats General Farm Equipment vVe featu r e the RICHELIEU BRAND OF GROCERIES which is a Guarantee of PURI'rY, QUALITY and UNIFORMITY WE SELL GOODYEAR TIRES Ha rtlfrnd, I llinois "Phone J 640-J\f-1 �WOODSTOCK Waite, Mrs. I sabelle C., 329 S. Tryon ·wald er, Mrs. E liza., 1108 Wheeler W alder, He rman C., 1108 Wheeler Wal es, E." A ., 429 Center Wales, Mrs. Sadie, 429 Center Wallace, Edwin Sr., 524 N. Madison Wall ace Jr., Edw in , 524 N. M.adison Wallace, Mrs. Kati e, 524 N. Madi soH Wall ace, Mrs. H attie, 524 r. Madi. Wa lli s, C., 515 Burbank vValli s, Mrs. Nellie, 515 B nrbank Walli s, Ralph, 520 Highland Wal sch, Miss Rose, 919 Clay W al ~ h , Mrs. Clarice, 110 East Walsh, Davi d, 406 East ·w al sh, Jolin, ·w ashington Wals h, Miss Lizzie A., W ash ing ton \ Vn lsh, Ri chard, 110 East Walsh, \Vi lli am, Washington Walter , M rs. Emi ly, 735 Clay Walter, Mrs. Lilla, 415 W. South Walter, Oscar, 735 Clay vValters, J\ nna E., 318 S. Tryon Wnlters, August J., 475 vV. Jackson Wa lters, Mrs. Dor othy, 475 W. J:i ck. W nlters, Fred A .. 318 S. Tryon Walto n, A. J., 415 W. South W:v1dr ack, Mrs. Al ba, 325 \Vashbnrn Wandr ack, Chas., 325 Washburn Wandrack, Lura M., 325 vVashburn Wandrack, M. Joe., 325 Washburn Ward, Chas., 400 East \Yard, Clvc1e W .. 522 J-Ti<rhl and Wa rd , Mrs. Luella A., 522 Highland Wasmond, Miss Anna, 720 N. Mad i. ·wasmond, Miss Idn, 720 N. Madi son \Vn smond, i\Iina, 720 N. M:idison Watermnn, Mrs. Emma, 414 East Watt, Mr ~ . Daisy C., 123 Haywooc1 Watt, James R.., 123 Haywood vVeaver, Urs. Alm a, 466 vV. Jnckson \Venver, Ln~ena. 466 \V . .Jn ckso n vVealtlt.,, Mrs . Martin , 303 Dacy \Veise, .V[rs. Bell, 115 S . .Jeffer son W eise, Fred, 1J 5 S. Jefferson \ Veiss, Alvin H., 613 Am <; terclnm \Veiss, Mrs. Emma, 613 Am cter clnm W Pi"s, Fred, 6] 3 Am sterdam Weiss, H enry, 613 Am sterdam \ iV eiss, IV" alter , 613 Amste rd>1111 \Vclbon, Clvde ,105 Church W el hon, Miss Eva, 105 Ch urch \Velbon, Mrs. P earl, 105 C'hur<'h Welch, John J ., 1111/2 VanBuren Welch, Mrs. Mary, 1111/? VanBnr<>n Welliver, Mrs. Martha, 638 E. Ca l. Well s, Mrs. Mae; 122 Hoy DIF1'1~CT ORY Well s, Peter, 122 Hoy Welton, W. F., 512 Clay Weltz ien, Harriet, 216 Throop Wendt, Miss Elfri eda, 741 Clny Wendt, Mrs . Harriet, 417 Center vVendt, H enry, 741 C l a~' Wendt, Loui s, 417 Center · West, Dr. H\ de, 32!) Denn We ~ t, Mrs. Tel a W., 329 Den n Wes ten, Mike, Qu een Ann Westerman, Mrs. Be;;sie, 704 N. Ma il . Westerm an, Claude. 704 N. JV[ncli so 11 ''Tes terma n, John, 510 Denn vVesterman, N. J .. 510 Dean ·wester man, Ralph, 3]1 'Denn W est erman, Mm . R,c.ga, 222 Fremor \t " Testerman, Jo <;eph , 222 Fremont " Testerman, Willi nm, 704 N. Mafli so11 \Vestphall, Mrs. Mina, 723 Wh crlcr Whar tons, Mrs. Anna, 323 Forost Wharton, Miss Laur:i. :123 Forrst W.Jrnrton, Lawrence, 323 Forest Wharton, K . G., 323 Forest \i\Theeler, Mr s. Blanch e. 114 Dono win vVheeler, Mrs. F ann ie L. , i.2!1 Nort h Wherler , Walter T., 129 No rth Wheeler, Wm . D ., 11 4 Donovan Whiston, Clrns. P., 1026 W heeler Whi~ton, J\ifrs. F.mnrn. 1026 vVhePIP. r Whisto n, H arrv. 222 Wa hinu;ton Whiston, Mrs. Ida, 222 Washing-ton Whitcomh, B ernice. 34l S. Mncli ~o n W hi tcomb, C. V., 341 S. Mncli son Wh ite, J\lfiss Cora. 443 W. South White, Ed., 227 Church White, Mrs. Emmn F .. 821 WhrC'lrr Whi te, Freel G .. 82l Whrelcr W hite, Georg-e, 201 Den n \i\Thite, Mrs. Lihhv. 201 Den n \Vhi te, Minnie, 227 Churr h Wh itso n, Mrs. Mahl e, ·fi]7 8. .TrfT01·. v\Thi tson, Wm., 517 8. J effer son Whitti er, Benj., J 32 Grove ·Wh ittier , C'l n rn. 50l Stewnrt Whittier , F.clwarcl A., 124 Grove Wh itti er, L. C.. 501 Stewart Whitti er, Mrs. Mag-dlina, 124 <trovP Whitti er , l\frs. Mnrtha A., 132 Grove Whitworth, Mrs. H arriet. 327 R. .TPff. W hi tworth , John S. 327 Jefferson '-Viher '", Ae-nes . 1121 .T PwP.tt Wi h erg-, Angali ne. 1121 J ewett V\Tiherg, Emmn. 112\ .Jewett Wiberg, Mrs. Hilda, 1J21 J ewett \Vihrrg·. Lo11i ~ P .. 11 21 .TewPtt \Vipkhnrn. Grover, 703 Dean Wirkhnm, :Mrs. Lettie, 703 Drn n 0 �Y\'OODRTOCK DIRECTOR Y .'59 BUELL & OLMSTEAD HAY, GRAIN, FEED, SEEDS and SALT Best Equipped Elevatsr in Northern Illinois Telephone 36 . Woodstock, Illinois F. E. RAWSON General Merchandise Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Mens' Work Clotl1es Hardware, Farm Implements Agents for Paints ::tnd Varnishes Auton1obile 'Accessories Tines and Tubes Store Open Day and Evening Your Past and Future Patronage Appreciated Phone Hebron Greenwood, I11. 72~ C. W. RITT Cigars & Tobacco Gen eral Merchandise 112Y2 Benton St. Phone 256-W �(i() \\' ' lODSTOCK ·w i cks, Albert G., 641 E. Calhoun Wicks, A nnie, 418 3 . Madi son Wi cks, Arthur H ., 418 S. Mad i.son Wi r ks, Mrs. Clara E. , 641 E. Ca lhoun \Y ir <lrich, 2\ifrs. Evelin e, 251 T hroop \\'i e<l rich, George A., 251 Throop Wien, l\Irs. Ida, 505 E. J·ackso n \Vi en, Ju lius, 505 E. Jar kson Wit> n, M. N ., 240 Throop Wi enk e, Frank C., !)10 Tappa n '\Vi enke, Ali ce, 436 W ashington Wienke, Mrs. Anna, 411 Dane \ Vie nke, Bessie K., 41 l Dan e \V!e nk e, Clin ton M., 436 Washing ton "W ienke, Edw in R. , 436 \Vashington \\Tienke, Ed., 436 Washing ton \Vi,rnke, Mrs. E li zabeth, !HO Ta ppa n \Yienk e, Eth el B., 4Jl Dane \\'ienk e, Fra nk .J., 411 Da ne \V ienke, l\frs. Kate, 436 Wash ington Wienk e, L etah, 436 \Vashington Wienke, Ma bel, 436 W a shington Wienke, Mrs. Lill ian L ., 523 Wash. \Vi ersma, Tilli e, 304 Fremont IVieske, Dora, 402 B nrba nk Wi eske, Willii1m H.. 402 B nrh::rnk Wi_ !!.·gins. William. lOD South Wigh t, M. M., 429 Center Wilb urn, Geo. L., 902 Q ee n Ann ViTilburn,- Mrs. Min a, 902 Queen A nn Wi lcox, All en R ., 349 S. Jefferson \\Til cox, Mrs. Alma, 349 S. J effe r ~ on \Vi lcox, Arthur, Ea st L a ke IVi l ~ox, M rs. E ll a, 354 Mc Henry W il cox, L. G., 324 Madi son \\Tilr"ox, Mrs. Melvina, 324 Mad ison \V il cox, Nelson W., 226 W . J ac kson W il cox, Mrs Ruth S., 226 W . Jaclrnon W iley, Mrs. Henrietta, 123 S. J effer-. \ Vile:v, William, 12',,, 15. Jefferson "W ilkerso n, Mr s. Edith H., 208 Son t.h "W ilk er son, Grover C., 921 J ewett "Wilker son, J a mes IV., 208 South W il kerson, Mr s. Stell a l\f.. 921 J ewet-t Williams, B enedict B., 514 Highland Wi lli ams", Ed., 524 N. l\'fadi son vVilliam s, M rs. Ena, 514 Higbland \Vi lliams, Mrs. Irma, 302 ViT. Jn<ld Willi ams, John, 121 Grove W illi ams, Mrs. Katherine, 121 Grove \Vi lli ams, Margaret, 121 Grove \Villiams, Ra~· mond J., 121 Grove Willo ughby, Adelbert, J38 W. F irst Will oughby, Mill ard, 138 W. First WilloughbY, Mrs. M)•r ., 138 W . First Wilson, Burton H ., 333 E. Jackson vVilson , Mrs. Florence M., 411 Dacy DIR! ~ CTORY \V il son, George H ., 411 Dae~· W ilson, Mr s. Martha, 211 East Wilson, W illi am V•l., 211 Eas t \\'inclmu eller , l\Irs. E lsie, Ca ss Wind111u ell er, Dr. Emil, Cass \Vinega r, Mrs. Lill ia n, 216 E. So ut h Wi negar, Ra lph, 216 E. South W is11·eclel, Max 0., 633 Wheeler IYo lf', Mrs. E liza. K., 549 Washing. Wolf, Mr s. Elsie M., 864 Wick er \ Yolf, H enry A. , 54!l W as h ingto n l\Tolf, Laura, 549 vV11shi ngton ·wolf, W illi a,m L .. 864 W icker \ 'olfe, Ed 11·ard H. , 726 Dean Wolfe, M rs. Ma rtlrn , 726 Dean Wood, Cha s. A., 227 Y-l . .Jndd IYood,, Jnm es M. , ]]20 ViT!Jeeler \Voods, Hrwmon d G. , 1120 Wheeler Wood a rd, Calvi n L .. 11 5 Throop Woodard, Coli s, 405 Hi gliland vVooda rd, Mrs. Marion, 405 Hi crhlnrnl IVoodard , Mrs. Pho Pbe, 115 Throop Woodstock Hosp ital, 527 Sonth ViTalters, Mrs. J essie. 217 Gr ove IVa lt Pr s. Mrix J. , 217 Grove Wreed, H enry E., 104 Stewart IYreed, Mr s. Mabel, 104 Ste wnrt W regg, Fra nk , 540 Washington Wright, B ev. A. L., 434 East · Wrigh t, :Mrs . Annn Y .. 509 Denn V{r igl1t, B. , 319 W. South \'iTrigh t, Charles B., 419 W. J :wkson ·wright, Mrs. F lorence, 419 IV. ,Ja.,k. ViTright, Dr. Glenn E., 500 D t'n n Wrigh t, H. L., 3J3 W. South Wri ght, Mrs. Huld a. 319 W. Ro 11th Wright, Mrs. Ida, 204 H a:nvoo<l Wright, Mrs. lsahel, 4:34 Ea ~t Wrigh t, lVI. J., 313 W. Sonth IVrigh t, Myro n J ., 604 P ark Wright, N elli e C., 313 W. Sont h WriQ-ht, Mr s. Nelli e, 604 P ar], vVright, Hobe rt C., 2 4 Haywood W urtzinger , Mr s. Cath., 512 D:ic~' ViTur tz ing er, Mrs. Ca th., 347 W11 sh. ViTurtzin ge r, Mrs. E fo~a ., 405 Wash. vVnrtzinger, Mrs. L~· cli a, 512 Dnc_v IVurtzinger , Mathew, 512 DaC)' W urtzinger, Joe, 512 Dae~· Wurtzinger , John .J., 405 Washi ngt on IVurtzinger Sr., John, 347 Washing. Wnrtzin ger Jr., John. 347 Wa shing-. \ Vurtzi nger, John A ., 347 Washi ng. vVycoff, Elsworth E., 643 Wa shing. W ycoff, l\frs. Marga r et, 643 Wash. W,vncoop, Mr s. E llen. 226 C'rriffing IVrneoop, F. D., 2'.W Griffing j �WOODSTOCK DIRE CTOHY 61 The Woodstock Granite & Marble Works A. J . ZOIA & S ON, Proprietors Estahlished 1890 Dealers in Monuments Scotch and American Granite- Italian and American Marble Artistic Lettering and Carving Done by Pneumatic Tools All Work Guaranteed- Foundations that Last Loflation 1-2 Block North of Court House Phone 358-vV. AUGUST LUEDTKE GENERAL CONTRACTOR E stimates Cheerfully Given on All Kinds of Construction Work Homes, Barns, Garages and all Kind of Farm Equipment 5J 7 Highland Ave. Phones 317 -W WILLIS DISBROW GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fresh, Smoked and Salted Meats Oysters and F ish in Season -M en's ·work Clothes, Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers Hardware, Coal, Feed, Salt and Wire This is the R. C. U. Store Featuring the N. J. C. Pure Food Brand of Merchandise W c are Stock Holders in the Largest Retail Bu yers' Organization in the United States Comprising 'J~hre e Large Distributing Houses and Se veral Manufacturing Establishments -Whi ch Enables Us to Supply All Your ·wmrts At Lower Prices Hartland, Ill. Phone 1640-R I �WOODST CCK DIRE CTORY 62 y z Yates, E:u·l, 224 S. Mnd ison Yates, ~rrs. H a t tie, K f'a lhoun Yfltes, John , E. Calh oun Yates, l\'lrs. 1\1ar y, 224 Madi son Yaworni z, John , 540 ·w as hingto n Yetter, Ben j. EL, J0l 5 Tappa n YE>tter, Mr s. Nor a.. 1015 Tappm1 Young-, 8. C., 87 S. J effe rson Young-, Earl A., 621 Dean Yo ung. E Rther A., 621 Dea n Young, Mrs. F loren,,e, 725 N. i\1it.d ;. Young, Mr s. Fra nceli a . 327 S . .J rffe r. Yo Lrng, Frank Young, :Vfrs. Fri eda. 720 N. MRdi son Yo nng, H enrv, 720 N. Madison Young, Mr s . .Jess ie, 87 S . .Teffer Ron Yo nng, Jo hn. 725 N. Mad ison Yo nn g, L . .J., 327 S. J effer son Yonng, Lewi s B., 621 Dea n Yonng, Mildred, 62] Dean Zelloph er, Mr s. Eliza beth, 402 LRk e Zierke, Mr s. Augusta, 435 Dacy Zierke, Miss E lla, 435 Dacy Zie rke, Miss Frieda, 435 Dacy Zierke, Loui s, 435 Dacy Zierk e, Pau l A., 435 Dacy Zimmer, Emma, 762 Washing ton Zimm erman, Mr s. A nna, 521 lVIcHen. Zimmerm a n, Doro t hea, 521 McHenry Zimm erman, Mrs. Marg., 204 ?11eado;;. Zimmerman, Walter C., 204 Men dow Zimm er man,· Wm., 521 McHenry Zimpl eman, Mrs. Josep., 146 N. i\fafl . Zoia, A . J., 223 Throop Zoia, Chas. D., 223 Throop Zo ia, Clyde J., 223 Throop Zoi a, E uge ne W., 223 Throop Zoia, Mrs. Marie B., 223 Throop Zoi a, Mrs. Moll ie, 223 'f'h roop �63 WOODSTOCK DIRE CTO H,'l The Woodstock America11 McHenrv County's Most Progressive Newspap er Commercial Printing FARMERS STORE .T. ID. HARRISON & SONS, Proprietors General Merchandise Staple Groceries, Smoked and Salt MeatR , High Grade Cl-ieese Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Men's vV ork Clothes Shelf Hardware, Stock Salt, Barb Wire AUTO ACCESSORIES Home Oil Filling Station Genuine Ford Repair Parts Goodyear Tires- Fisk Tires (~pen Greenwood, Ill. Seven Days and Evenings a Vv eek Phone Hebron 74--1: AD VER TISE IN THE KEY-BOARD �64 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Classified Directory Abstracts of Titles RICHARDS, JEWE'l."l' & WRIGHT Office near the court house. Phone 315-J. 230-R. MrHENR.Y COUNTY ABSTRACT COMP ANY. 112 Benton St. Phone 169-J . ''Prompt Service Guaranteed." Amateur Finishing HERBERT B. MEDLAR, Portraits by Photography . Hand carv ed Amateur fini shing. 214 frames. Dea n St. Phone 148-R. M. G. TRIPP, 204 Main St. Amusements HEVERLY THEATRE, J. T. McSORLEY, Mgr. . Featu re Photoplays Best Comedies. Popular Stars. Main St. Phone 423. Art Goods THE GIFT SHOP, Rena M. Olson, Prop. Rompers, Aprons, House Dresses, Chil dren's Dresses, Etc., Everything home made. Phone 157-W. THE MISSES DONNELLY, Millinery, Corsets, Notions and Art Goods. 100 So. Johnson. SCANLON HAT SHOP, Mi ll inery, Handmade Underwear, Infants ' Wear and Art Goods. 115 Van Buren St. Phone 145-W. Auctioneers CHARLES LEON ARD, Auctioneering and Stock Buying. Throop St. P hone 163-R. Automobiles THE PA~K GARAGE, Church St. Pho ne 80. ADAMS MOTOR CO., 101 Church St. Phone 93. PECK'S GARAGE, 116 Calhoun St. Phone 145-J . WOODSTOCK GARAGE, 109 Church St. Phone 188-R. Auto Accessories ADAMS MOTOR CO., 101 Church St. Phone 93. ' GUS CARLSON, Harness Good s; Auto Tires, Tops, Trunks and Traveling Bags. Benton St. PECK'S GA.RAGE, 116 Calh oun St. Phone 145-J. WOODSTOCK TIRE & VULCANIZ ING CO ., 132 Cass St. Pho ne 43. GOODROW 'S GARAGE, 329 Throop St. Phone 64. MAIN STREET GARAGE, 229 Main St. Phone 430. Auto Repairing ABBO TT & SONS, .223 Lumber St. Phone 340-W. AMERICAN MOTOR CO., Used Cars, Auto Repair and Welding. 'l'hroop St. Back of Court Hou se. P hone 96. BLAKE & CRA Wl'~ORD, Park Garage. Shop Phone 86. Res. Phone 386-M. FE HR MAN GARAGE, Fehrman Bros. Props. Auto Repairing, Gas or Steam Engine Repairing, APCO Snubbers for For ds. 146 vVashington St. Phone 226-M. Auto Tops and Trimmings GUS CARLSON, Harness Good s, Auto Tires, Tops and Accessories, Trunks and Traveling Bags. Bento!! Street. . Auto Trucks THE PARK GARAGE, Church St. Phone 80. Bakeries F. W. DOTEN & SON, 120 Benton St. . Phone 268-R. FEDERAL BAKERY, Party, Birthday and Wedding Orders a Specialty. 109 Cass St. Phone 113-R. Matt I-Ioesley, Prop . Banks WOODSTOCK NATIONAL BANK, Capital $50,000. 114 Benton St. Phone 18. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ,)f WOODSTO CK, Capital $50,000.00, Surplus $50,000.0IJ. 100 Benton St.. Phone 37: �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY FARMERS EXCHANGE STATE BANK, Cap ital Stock $75,000.00 102 Cass St. Phone 48. THE STATE RANK OF WOODSTOCK. Benton and Dietz Streets. Phone 68. Barber Shops .J. C. ROWE, 210 Ma in St. Everything p er taining to F ir st Class · Barbering-. Boncilla Massage a Specialty. MIKB LEHMAN. Borfrilla Ma ssage fl Specialtv. 10J % Benton St. Under Sta te Ba nk. Baths E. ERICKSON. Massuer, Turkisl1 and Vapor Baths, E lectric Cabin et Bath s. 205 Dean St. Phone 182-R. Beauty Parlor THE BEAUTY SHOP, Mi l<lred Digg ins, Prop. Shampooing•, Hair Dressing, Round Curlin)!'. J\lf arc e l in~ , an•l Scalp TrPatments. 129 South Street. P hon e 155-W. Billiard Parlors BTTRTON & FREDERICK, 226 Ma in St. Phone. 429. THE MAIN STREET AMUSEMENT PARLORS. Kniebusch & Roberts, Prons., 224 Main St. Phone 425 . Bowling, Billi ards, Cigars and Toha cco. Confectionery. ~I Blacksmiths JOSEPH .T. HORICK, 250 Throop St. Phone 254-N. J\lrf<',RWIN & JENSEN, Horseshoeing and Repairing, Oxv-Acetylenf) Welding and Cntting. 105 Chnreh Street. Phon e 340-J. Boarcling Houses MRS. EVA REINT<'R, Ro:n d a rni Rooms. 417 Clay St. Phon e 205-.J. Books and Stationery E. E. STONE. Dnw.~ ist, Books, Station erv, Paints, Oils, Drngs and Medirin es. 112 Benton St. Phone 256-M. A. S. WRIGHT, Drugs. Books, Paints and Oil. On the Square. Phon e rn7-R. Bottling Works WOODSTO CK BOTTLING CO., S. Mead, Prop. 204 Washington St. Phone 185-J. Bowling Alleys THF, MAI N STREE'L' AMUSEMENT PAHLORS, Kn ieb "sch & Roberts, Props. 224 Main St. Phone 425. Bowling and Billiards. Cigar s, Toba cco and Confectionery. Building Material DACY LUMBER CO., 222 N. J efferson Street. HALL & E CKERT, N. J efferson, Cor. Lumber Street. Cabinet Makers JOHN C. HEINZMAN, Expert Workman shi p and Gemiral Contrnd1>r. 461 E. Lake St. Phm•.e 277-M. Carpenter GEORGE FREEMAN, 715 Clay St. Phone 388-R. JOHN C. HEINZMAN, Contractor and cabin et maker. Expert workman ship. 461 E. Lake St. Phone 277-M. KINGSLEY & WARD,. Carpenters, Contractors and Builders. 407 Forrest Ave., and 522 Highland Ave. P hone 170-J. Cement Dealers DACY LUMBER CO., Jefferson and Church Sts. Phone 75. HALL & ECKERT, Lumber, Coal, Sash Doors, Blind s, Lime and Cement. Cor. E . Judd and Jefferson Sts. Phon e 158-R. PEOPLES SUPPLY CO ., Coal Cf)ment, Drain Til e. Col'. Calh oun a nil East Sts. Phon e 55. Cemeteries OAKLAND CALVARY Chemica~ Companies FEDER.AL CHEMICAL CO ., ·w ashing-ton St. Phon e 80. 542 �6G WUUD~'l'O C K China and Glassware THE GIFT SHOP, Rena M. Olson, Prop., Hand .Pa111ted China, Cut Glass, Fancy Lamps and Irridescent Glassware. Phone 157-W. A. D. OSBORN, Hardwa re Co., Hardware, Sporting Goods, China and Glassware. Cass St. Phone 345-H. Chiropract or DR. R. E. VAN HISE, Chiropractic Physician. Hours Mondays, W ednesdays, and Fridays 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Daily evenings 7 to 9 p. m. 207 Benton St. Phones Res. 117-R. Office 118-J. Cigars and Cigaret tes THE CHO COLATE SHOP, J. G. Choiles, 216 Main St. Phone 83 . . J. C. KOBLENTZ & CO., Groceri es . Fruits and Vegetables, Cigars, and Tobacco. Cor. Cass and Main 8ts. Phone 58. C. W . RITT, Cigars and Tobaceo, General Merchandise. 112% Benton St. Phone 256-W. .SPLENDID RESTAURANT, S. A. Thimos, Prop., 220 Main St. Phon e 92. A Good Place to Eat. Cleaning and Dyeing THE WARDROBE, F. E. Diffendaffer, Prop., Cleaners and Tailors "Who Know How" I. 0. 0. F . Bldg. Phone 344--J. Clothing J. P. ALT, 106 Cass S. Phone 265-J. SCHROEDER BROTHERS, Men's Clothing and Furnishings. 219 Benton St. Phone 241-J. THORNE & SON, Men's Furnishings and Shoes. Benton St. Phone 343-W. Clubs COMMERCIAL and COMMUNITY. Coal and Wood DACY LUMBER CO., Jefferson and Church Sts. Phone 75. HALL & Eckert, Lumber, Coal. Sash Doors, Blinds, Lime and Cement. Cor. E. Judd and .Jefferson Sts. Phone 158-R. DIRE CTORY Coal PEOPLES SUPPLY CO., Coal, Cement, Drain Tile. Cor. Calhoun and East Sts. Phone 55. Confectionery THE CHOCOLATE SHOP, J. G. Choiles, 216 Main St. Phone 83. Contractors ERNEST RIES, Plumbing and Gns fitting. Stearn and Hot Watur Heating. E stimates cheerfull y fur-nished on application. 136 Cass St. Plwne 230-W. Contractor (Cement and Kellestone) ARTHUR CASHMORE, 828 c lay b1 . Phone 181-J. DA VE MARION, 406 Clay St. Contract or (Carpenter ) AUGUST LUEDTKE, Contractor, 517 Highland Ave. Phone 317-W. Cont ractor (Cement ) OSCAR BATES, 110 Madison . CHAliLES E. GIERTZ & SON, 36J N. Crystal St. Elgin, Ill. JOHN GORS, Elasti ca Stucco, Plaster, Br ck and Mason Contracting. Phone 127-R. 720 Division St. AUGUST LUEDTKE, Contractor, 517 Highland Ave. Phone 317-W. Contractors (Electrical) THE ELE CTR,IC SHOP, C. W. Shimmel, Prop., 227 Main St. Phone 374-W. McHENRY COUNTY ELECTRIC CO., H . A. Gard iner, Prop. E lectr ic Contracting· anfl Supplies. 107 Dean St. Phone 248-R. Contractor (General) CHARLES E. GIERTZ and SON, 360 N. Crystal S~ . Elgin, Ill. JOHN C. HEINSMAN, Carpent ~r Contractor. Expert vVorkrn11nship. 461 E . Lake St. 277-M. KINGSLEY & WARD, Carpenters, Contractors and Builders. Phone 170-J. 407 Forrest Ave. 522 , Highland Ave. AUGUST LUEDTKE, Contractor, 517 Highland Ave. Phon e 317-W. f �WOODSTO CK DIRE CTORY Contractor ( Mason) ARTHUR CASffMORE, 828 Clay S t. Phone 181-J. JOHN GORS, E lastica Stucco, Plaster Brick, Cement and Mason Contrn rting. 720 Division St. Phone J21'-R. DAVE MARION, 406 Clay St. 67 DR. GEORGE A. SEEGMILLER., Woodstock National Bank ' Bldg. Phon e 65. Depar tment Stores WIENS CLOTHING STORE, The Store for Everybody. Benton St. Phone 141-J. Contractor (Pa.ving) Dressmakers CHARLES E . GIF.HTZ ~. SON, 360 N. Crys tal St. E lgin, Il l. MINNIE BURTON, Dressmaking" La dies Tailoring. 219 Benton St. P hone 384-W. MRS . FRED DENNIS, 109 S. Jefferson St. Contract or (Plaster ) OSCAR BATES, 110 Madison . All kinds CPm nt and P l 11 ~ t ering . JOHN GORS, E lastica 1Stucco, P laster Brick, Cement and Mason Contracting. 720 Division St. Phone 127-R. 0 Draying and Express CHAR.LES C. KUPPE, 122 Benton. Phone 433. Drug Stores Cont.r:i.ctor (Roofin g) GFORGE FREEMAN, 715 Clay St. Phone 388-R. Carnenter Roofing . Corset Shops Cffl<'FEY COHSE'l' SHOP, Hosier.v, Brassiers. Corsf't~. 225 vV. .Tn ckson St. Phone 266-R. THE MISSES DO NNELLY, Millinery, Corsets. Notions, and Art Gooil s. 100 S ..Johnson. THE HOY PHARMACY, Luman ·~. Hoy, Raymond P . Pfeiffer. 100 Cass ,S t. Phone 434. E. E. STONE, Druggist, Drugs and Medicines, Books and Stationery, Paints and Oils. 112 Benton St. Phone 256 M. A. S. WRIGHT, Drugs, Books, Paints and Oil. On the Square. Phone 167-R. Dry Cleaning Cut Glass H ANS NIELSEN 221 Be,nton Street. M en's Tailoring and R epairing. Dry Cleaning. M. SCff'i'\TABK 2 7 Benton St. 1 Dairies OAKSIDE FARM DAIR.Y, Chari.es R J\ifnrk~. Pron. Lak e Ave. At City Limits. Phon e 9. G. A. PARKER, 301 W . Jackson. Phone 192-J. WOODSTO C'K D A rnv ro., 140 \Vashington St. Phone 69. Dent~sts DR. W. C. BESLEY, Offi ce hours R <:lo to 11 :30 a. m. and 1 :30 to 5 :30 p . m. Cor. Be11to11 :rnd Di Sts. ReR. Phone 236-M. Office Phon e 130-R. DR. E. E. Li\ WREN CE . 103% S. Benton St. Pho ne 270-R. R es i. ]14 South St. Phone 148-M. Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. A. l.VI. YESSLF.R, 1 24Y~ Benton. Phone 211-M. 0 ;,, Dry Goods BELCHER BROS., Dry Goods and Furni shings, Shoes and Hardware. · Main or Benton. Phone 241-W . P . H. MATTHEI. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear Phone 149-R. wrnN 'S CLOTHING STORE, The Store for Everybody. B enton St. Phone 141-;T. WOODSTO CK DRY GOODS CO., Lester Nogle, Mgr.. Drv Good s, Cloaks, Su.its, and Not io;,,s. Benton St. Phone 67. Electrical Supplies WM. R. BURNS . E lectrical Accessones for Cars. 227 Main St. Phon e 374-W. �fiS WOODSTOCK DIRE CTORY THE ELECTRIC SHOP, C. W. Shimmel, Prop. 227 Main Street. Phone 374-W. McHENRY. COUN TY ELECTRI C CO., H. A. Gardiner, Prop. E lectric Contract ing· and Supplies. 107 Dean St. Phone 248-R. Feed K F . .MEYER, Hav, Stock Remedi es and Poultry Foods, Mill F eeds, Grain and Seeds. 116 N . .Teffer son St. Phones Office 252-W. Res. 287-R. DUELL & OLMSTEAD. Feed, I-fa:v and Grain, and F eeds and S:ilr. C l a~· St. Phone 36. Flour and Feed WOODSTOCK MILLING Jackson St. P hone 428. ro., E. Florists GEORGE MONCUR, Vegetables and F lower Seeds, Cut F lower s, Plants, and Bulbs. 130 C:is;:; St. Phone ] 76-J. Filling St ation HOME OTL CO., E. L. Mansfield, Mgr. Cor. Throop a nd Judd Sts. Phone 82. S. J. OGLE & SON, ''The Home Df th e Dunbar Tires." 144 "'Washington St. Phone 354-J. ' Ford Sales and Service iVOOD STOCK GARAGE, 109 Church Phone 188-R. Fruits and Vegetables .mNSEN 'S GR.OCERY, Woodstock's Resid ential Store. 901 Wh eeler Rt. Phone 41. J. C. KOBLENT Z & CO., Groc e ri e ~•, Fruits and Vegetables, Cigars and Tobacco. Cor. C:iss :ind Main St. Phone 58. MEAD & CHARLES, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. 107 S. Benton St. Phone 51-52. PETEIT & SAHS, Fancy Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. Main and Cass Sts. Phone 59. ROGER.S ' :VTEAT MARKET, 218 Main St. Phone 421. J. C. R.USHTON & CO., Fruits and Vegetables. Cass :ind Benton Sts. Phone 72. Furnaces A. W. WAGNER, Hardware. Benton St. Phone 259-R. 124 Furniture .JOHN J . STAFFORD & SON, VanBuren St. Phon es 62, 362-W, 229-R.. SLAVIN, EASTMAN & PIERCE, Furniture and Undertaking. Phon e 56. Garages :M AIN ST. GARAGE, 220 Main St. P hone 430. FEHRMAN BROS., Auto Repairin:;, Gas or Steam Engin e Rep'a iring, A P C 0 Snubber s for Fords. 146 Washington St. Phone 226-M. GOODROW 'S GARAGE, 329 Throop St. Phone 64. PECK'S GARAGE, 116 Calhoun St. Phone 145-J. WOODSTOCK GARAGE . V. D. Sherburne, Prop. 109 Church St. P hon e 188-R.. Gasoline HOME OIL CO., Gasoline and Oils. Throop and Judd Sts. Phone 182--T. General Merchandise C. W . RITT, Cigar s and Tobacco, General Merchandise. 1121/z Benton St. Phone 256-W . Gift Shops THE GIFT SHOP, Rena M. Olson, Prop. China, Glasswar e, I vor.v, Crocheted Gifts and Art Needle Work. Phone 157-W. Granit e and Marble Works THE W OODSTOCK GRANITE and MARBLE WORKS, A. J. Zoia anJ Sons, Props. Monuments and Foundations, that last for . ages. 1!?. Block North of Court H ouse. P hone 358-W . Groceries FERR.IS & TURNER, Groceries and HardwarEl,, 111 Van Buren. P hone 408. 1 I �WOODSTOCK DIREC TORY t .I I ~ JENSEN'S GROCERY, Woodstock's Residential Store. 901 Wh eeler St. Phone 41. J. C. KOBLENTZ & CO., Groceri es, Fruits and Vegetables, Cigars a nd Tobacco. Cor. Cass and Main St,,,. Phone 58. MF.AD & . CHA RLES, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. 107 :;;. Benton St. Phone 51-52. J . C. RUSHTON & CO., Fruits and Vegetables. Cass and Benton Sts. Phone 72. PETEIT & SAHS, Fancy Groceri e~, Fruits and Vegetables. Main and rn ss Sts. Phone 59 . H ardware ' BELCHER BROTHERS, Dry Good~, ann Fnrni ~ hing s. Shoe::; and H ar.1 ware. M:iin or Benton Sts. Phone 241-W. FERRTS & TURNER. Groceries ann Hardware. 111 VanBnren St. Phone 408. K J. FIELD HARDWARE · CO., "Hardware th:it Rtan<ls Hard W e11!'." Main St. Phone fl7. A. D. OSBORN HAR.DWARE ro .. Ha rd ware, Sporting Good s, Chi n:i ann Glassware. C'as::; St. Phone 345-R. A. W. vYAGNER, Hardware. 12~ Brnton St. Phone 259-R. H arness Shops CARLSON. Harn ess Good ·' Auto Tires, Tops, Trnnk::; an1l T1·n\·eling Bag::;. Benton St. nns H ay and Grain RUFLL & OLMSTEAD. F eed, Hnv and Grain. Seed ~ and Salt. Cl a~· Rt.rrrt. Phon e 36. Heating D. B. NICHOLS, Plumbing, St·e11111 n nd Hot \Va ter Hen ting. 105 VanBnren St. Phone 167-J. E R.NEST RIES, Plumbing and Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Water H eating. Estimates cheerfully furni shed on applicaj ion. 136 Ca:'s SL Phone 230-W. (if) Horse Shoeing JOSEPH J. RORICK 250 ,Throop St. Phone 254-N. Hotels HOTEL WOODSTOCK, Mrs. M. L. Caldwell, Prop. 1011/z Benton St. Phon es 414 and 149-M. Hospitals WOODSTO CK PUBLIC HOSPI'l'AL, 527 South St. Phone 49. Ice Dealers R. A. PRATT, Denier in natnrn l ice. 120 Cass St. Phone 341-M. Infant ' s Wear SCANLON RAT SHOP, l\'.fillinen· Handmade Underwear, Infant's Wear a nd Art Goo d ~ . 115 Va:1 : Buren St. Phone 145-W. Insurance HOYT E. MORRIS, Real E1'tate and Insurance. Ho)· Build ing. Phone 118-R. MARTIN & BA TTERN, 207 Main St. Phone 347-J. McHENRY COUNTY ABSTRACT CO ., 112 Benton St. Phone 169-.l. ' ' Prompt Service Guaranteed.'' RICHARDS, JEWE1"1' & WRIGH1', Office near th e Court House. Phones 230-R. 315-J. D. F. QITTNLAN, Real Estate, Insurance and Rentin g of Farms and City Property. Main St. Phone 50. J ewelers and Opticians F. 'l'. FERRIS, J ewe lr~r , Pianos and Phonograph;:;. Optical Goods. ll'l Van Buren St. Phone 282-R. Jeweler 1\1. SCHWABE, 217 Benton St. Kodaks and Supplies THE HOY PHARMACY, L11man 'l'. HO)', Raymond P. Pfeiffer. 100 Cass St. Phone 434. Ladi es Ready to Wear P. H. MATTHEI, Drv Goods, Notions, Shoe Ladie~ ReMl~· to vVe:1r. Phone 149-R. 0 . �WOODS'l'O CK DIRECTORY 70 WIEN 'S CLO'l'HING STORE, Th e Store for Every body. Benton St Phone 141-J. \YOODSTOCK DRY GOODS CO., Les ter Nogle, MgT., Dry Goods, Cloaks, Suits and Notions. Benton St. P bone 67. Lawyers .J UD GE CHARLES P . BARNES, 110 Benton St. Phone 79. FRED B. BENNETT, Attorne~' anrl Coun sell or at Law. 105% S. Ben ton St. Phone 23. FLOYD E. ECKERT, 207 N. Benton St. Res. P hone 123-M. Off\ re 118-R. .JOSLYN & JOSLYN, Benton St. Phone 35. V. S. LUMLEY, Cor. Bent·on and E. ,Tttdcl Sts. Phone 1. Lumber Dealer Meat Markets R. A. PRATT, 120 Cass St. 341-M. ROGERS ' ?\!EAT :11ARKET, Main St. Phon e 421. Milk and Dealer OAKSIDE FARM DAIHY, Chas. iij. ]\forks, Prop. ,Lnk e Ave. a.t city Limits. Phone 9. G. A. PAR.K I<;R, 301 W . Jnckson. Phone J 02 .J. IVOODSTO C'K DAIRY CO., 14) ·wa shingt on. Phon e 69. Millinery THE MTSSES DONNELLY, M ill en ery, Corsrts. Notion s nncl Art Good s. 100 S ..Johnson St. SCANLON HAT SHOP, Milliner-,·. Handmad e U nd rrw f1 r, •Infant s · \Venr nnd Art Goo(k 1J5 Vnn Rnren St. Phone 145-vY. 0 DACY LUMBER CO ., Jrfferson a11d Church Sts. · P hon e 75 . Lumber Companies HALL & ECKERT. Lnrnber, C'o>il, Sash, Doors, Blind s, Lime >incl Cement. Cor. E. Jnclcl :rnd .Trfferson Sts. Pl1one 158-R. 0. Lunch Rooms .T. DUSHNAK. Horne Cooked Menls and Pastry ::i Sprci>i lt-,, . M fl in nnd Cass Sts. Machinists ABBOTT & SON, 223 Lumber St. Phone 340-W. BLAKE & CRAWFORD. Pnrk Garage. Shop Phone 86. Res. 38fi-1V[. Massaging K ERTf~ KSON l\ifassenr . 205 Dean St. Phone 182-R. MIKE LF.HMAN, Bonci ll n Mnssage a specia litv in connection wi1'h Barber Shop. 1011/2 Benton S r. U nder State Bank. J. C. ROWE, 210 Main St. Every1'11ing pertnining- to First Class Barbering-. Boncill a l\fa ssage a Sperin lty. ' Monuments THE WOODSTO CK GHA NTTl . P hone 358-W. Motion Pictures PRINCESS THEATRE, Mnin St. Phone 32. B1WEHLY THEATRE, .T. T. MrSorl e~r, Mgr. F eature Photo Pl nv·~ . Best Com r cli es. Ponular Stars. Main St. Phone 423. Motor Ambulances SLAVIN. EASTMAN & PIERCE, 214 Mai n St. Phone 56. JOHN J . STAFFORD & SON, VanBuren St. Phone 62. 362 -W. aml 229-R. Musical Instuments H. HOBBS Musrr:: STORE Kimball Pianos Pbon ograp 11s, Records. Mu s ic and O--ches tra Ir: s truments. Benton S t. P ho ne :'l~· 1 ..J . JUNG PIANO SHOP, Adam 8. Jnng, Prop. 353 Lincol n Ave. Phone 12. w. �WOODSTO CK DIRECTORY Music Teachers CARRIE ~A WSON, School. 106Y;i Cass St. Resi. 843 Seminary Ave. Phone 19. and 74. News Depot WICKS & CONLEY, 23G Main St. Phon e 147-J. Newspapers and Publications WOODSTO CK AMERICAN , 111 Dean St. Phone 85. WOODSTOCK SENTINEL, 200 N. l3Pnf on St. Phone 5. Notions JENSEN'S GROCERY, W oodstock's Hes id ential Store. 901 Wh ee l r~r St. Phon e 41 . Nurses (Pract ical) ORESSA BRANDENBERG, J10l ~. Calhoun St. MRS. CARRIE STEPHENSON, 927 S. J effer son St. Phon e 110-W. MRS. ELTZA TAYLOR, 727 Clay St. Phon e 388-X-2. MRS . 71 A. S. WRIGHT, Drugs, Books, Paints and Oi ls. On th e Square. Phone 167-R. Phonographs JOHN J . STAFFOHD & SON, Van Buren St. Phones : G2; 362-W; 229-R. W. H. HOBBS MUSIC STORE, Kim h'tll Pi a.nos, Pho nogr ap hs, Records, Sheet Mu sic, and Orchestra In struments. Benton St. Phon e 371-J. F. T. FERRIS, J ewelry, Pianos, Phonographs and Opti ca l Goods. 113 Van Buren St. Phane 282-R. J UNG PIAKO SHOP, Adam S. Jung-, Prop. 353 Lin coln Ave. Phone 12. Photogra phers HERBERT B. MEDLAR. Portrait« by Photography, H and Carved Frames, Am nteur Fini shing. 214 Dea n St. Phone 148-R. lVI. G. TRIPP, 204 Ma ·n St. Photography, Amnt eur Fini shing a nl Pi ct·ure framing. Physician and Surgeon Oil Stations HOME OIL COMPANY, Gasolin e and Oil s. Throop and Judd Sts. Phone 182-J. Optical Goods F. 'I'. FERRIS, J ewelrv, Pi anos and Phonograph s, and Optical Goods. ]13 V1111 Buren St. Phone 282-R. P aint ers and Decorators PFTER J. WHEELER, 303 Fremont Street. E. P ain ts and Oils FIELD HARDWARE Ma.in St. Phone 97. J. CO. P aints and Oils E. E. STONE DRUGGIST, Drngs and Medicines, Stationery, Books, Qi.ls and Paints. 112 Benton St. Phon e 256-M. vVOODSTO CK PAINT STORE, F . H. Opfergel t, Prop. P aints, Oi ls and De<'ornting. Pi ctures, Fram es and School Supplies. Clav and First Rts. Phon es Store 370-.T. H onsf' :i10-1L E. V. ANDERSON, M. D. Kellogg Block, Hours : 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m . Phon es: Office 248-M, R es. 34. C. F. BAC CU S, M. D. Woodsto ~k National Bank Bldg. Office Hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. Phones 65-60. DR. W. M. FREEMAN, 112 Benton St. Office Hours : 2-4 and 7-0 p . m. Phone 6 Res Phone 61 H. C. THON, M. D. l06:Y2 Cass Street. Phones : Office 19, Resi. 74. DR. CHARLES R. TREAT, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throa t. Tu e~ da Ys , Thursda~·s and Saturdavs. Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Phon e 90. HYDE WEST, M. D. F. A. C. S., Req. 329 Dean St. Phon e 45. Office, State Bank Bldg. Phon e 44. Office Hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Except Thursday. E. WINDMUELLER, M. D. F . A. C. S. Surger~r, Obstetrics, Con sultations and X-Ray. Hours 2-4 p. m. 7-9 p. m. Except Wedn es da~r , Phon e 90. GLENN E. WRIGHT, M. D. Mnrph,v Block, Phones: Office 88, Res. 22. T-Tours 2-4 :ind 7-'l p. m. �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 72 Pianos W. H. HOBBS MUSIC STORE, Kimball Pianos, Phonograp hs, Records, Sheet Music and Orchestra Instrnrnents. Benton St. Phone 371-J. F. 'r. FERRIS , J ewelry, Pianos and Phonographs, a nd Optical Goods. 113 Van Buren St. Phone 282-R. Piano Tuning JUNG PIANO SHOP, Adam S. Jung, Prop. 353 Lincoln Ave. Phone 12. Pictures and Frames HERBERT B. MEDLAR. Portraits by Photography; Hand Carved Frames. Amateur Finishing. 214 Dean St. Phone 148-R. M. G. TRIPP, 204 Mai n St. Photographv, Amateur Finishing an d Picture Framing. WOODSTOCK PAINT STORE, F. H. Opfergelt, Prop. P aints, Oils and Painters Supplies, Pictures, Frames, a nd School Suppli es . Clay and Fir st Sts. Phones: Store 379-J, House 379-M. Plumbing D. B. NICHOLS, Plumbing, Stearn and Hot Water Heating. 105 Van Buren St. Phone 167-J. ERNES T RIES, Plumbing an d Gas Fitting, Stenrn and Hot Water Heating. E stimates cheerfull y fur nished on application. 136 Cass St. Phone 230-W. · Printers WOODSTOCK AMERICAN, 111 Dean St. Phone 85. "W OODSTOCK SENTINEL, 209 N. Benton St. Phone 5. Railroads CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. Passenger and Freight Depot at Main and Washington Sts. Re~l E~tate MARTIN & BATTERN, 207 Main St. Phone 347-J. HOYT E . MORRIS. Real Estate and In surance. Hoy Bldg. Phone 118-R. D. F. QUINLAN, Real E state, Insurance, Renting of Farms and Ci:y Property. Main St. Phone 50. Rental Agencies D. F. QUINLAN, R eal E state, Insurance, Renting of Farms and City Property. Main St. Phone 50. Restaurants J. DUSHNAK, Home Cooked Mea ls and Pastry a Specialty. Main and Cass Street s. SPLENDID RESTAURAN T, S. A. Thirnos, Prop. 220 Main St. Phon e 92. A Good Place ,to Eat. 0. Rooming Houses MRS. C. M. CHURCHJLL, Furnished Rooms, 616 Clay St. Phone 262-R. MRS. EV A REINER, F urnished Rooms and Board. 417 Clay St. Phone 205-J. Seed Merchants BUELL & OLMSTEAD, F eed, Ha.v and Grni n, Seeds and Salt. C l a~· St. Phone · 36. GEORGE MONCUR, Florist and Seed srnan. Best of everything in Vegetable and Flower Seeds, Cut Flowers, Plants and Bulbs. 130 Ca ss St. Phone 176-J. WOODSTOCK MILLING CO. East Jackson St. Phone 428. School Supplies THE HOY PHARMACY, Luman T. Hoy, Raymod P. Pfeiffer. 100 Cass St. Phone 434. WOODS'l'OCK PAINT STORE, F. H. Opfergelt, Prop. Paints, Oils, Painter's Suuplies, Pi ctures, Frames and School Supplies. Clay and First Sts. P hon es: Store 379-J, House 379-.M. Sheet and Metal Works A. W. WAGNER HARDvY AR.E, 124 Benton St. Phone 259-R. Shoe Repairing PROGRESSIVE SHOB SHOP, Otto A. Lindvall, Prop. Main St. Opposite Theatres. Shoe Shining Parlors J. E. ROWE. 210 Main St. Barb0r Shop and Shoe Sh ining Parlor. �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Shoe Stores BIWS. Dry Goods and Furnishings, Shoe;. and Hardware. Main and Benton. Phone 241-W. P.H. MATTHEI, D ry Goods, Notion s, Shoes, Ladies' Ready to Wear. Phone 149-R. STONE 'S SHOE STOim, Main St. and Public Square. Phone 253-R. THORNE & SON, Men's Furnishings and S'. 1oes. Benton St. Phone 343-W. WIEN 'S CLOTHING STORE, The Store for Everybody. Benton St. Phone 141-J. BELCHEI~ ) lo Silverware F. T. FERRIS, 113 Van Buren St. Phone 282-R. M. SCHWABE, 217 Benton St. Soap l\1anufacturers S. E. ATKINSON, 253 Hoy St. Phone 206-M. Sporting Goods A . D. OSBORNE HDWE . CO. Hardware, Sporting Goods, China and Glass ware. Cass St. Phone 345-R. Station ery TT-rn HOY PHARMACY. Luman ·r. Hoy, Raymond P. Pfeiffer. 100 Ca ss St. Phone 434. "' Stock Buyer CHARLES LEON ARD, Auction eering and Stock Buying. Throop St. Phone 163-R. GREEN & BEATTY, Stock Buying an<l Sell ing. Washington St. Phon e 63. Stock Grower PETER FELTES, Hartland Township. Phone 1640-W-2. ' I I I~ [; Storage Batteries_ WM. R.. BURNS. Willard Service Station . 227 Main St. Phone 374-W. MAIN STREET GARAGE, 229 Main St. Phone 430. WOODSTO CK TIRE & VULCANIZING CO. 132 Cass St. Phone 43. Tailors JOHN MAC SHANE, B17 Wheeler St. 73 HANS NIELSEN, 221 Benton St. Men's Tailoring and Repairing. Dry Cleaning. THE WARDROBE, F. E. Diffendafer, Prop. Ladies' and Men's Tailoring and Cleaning. I. 0. 0. F . Building. Phone 344-J. Tailors (Ladies' ) MINNIE BURTON, Dressmaking and Ladies ' Tailoring. 219 Benton St. Phone 384-W. THE WARDROBE, F. R Diffendnfer, Prop. Cleaners and Tailors, '' vV'' o Know How.'' I. 0 . 0 . F. Bui lrling. Phone 344-J. Telegraph Co. WESTFRN UNION TF,L'!'GRAPH CO. Office Chicago & Northwestern Depot. Main and Washington Sts. Phone 153-R. Telephone Companies ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE CO. Theatres PRINCESS THEATRE, Main St. Phone 32. BEVERLY THEATRE, .J. T. McSorley, Mgr. F eature Photoplays, Be:;t Comed ies, Popular Stars. Main St. Phone 423. Tile (Drain) Tin Shop PEOPLES' SUPPLY CO. Coal, Cement, Drain Tile. Cor. Cn lhoun and East Sts. Phone 55. E. J. FIELD HARDWARE CO. Main St. Phone 97. Tires and Accessories WOODSTOCK GARAGE, 109 Church St. Phone 188-R. THE PARK GARAGE, Church St. Phone 80. Tire Repairing S. J. OGLE & SON, Tuhe Repairing a Specialty and "The Home of the Dunbar Tire." 144 Washington St. Phone 354-J. �74 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Tractors and Implements ABBOTT & SON, 223 Lumber Street. Phone 340-W. WOODSTOCK GARAGE, 109 Church St. Phone 188-J. Typewrit ers (Mfgrs.) OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO. Bartlett St. Phone 260-J. WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO. East and Church Sts. Phone 400. Undertaking SLAVIN, EASTMAN & PIERCE, Furniture and Undertaking. Phone 56. JOHN J . STAFFORD & SON, Van Buren St. Phone>J : 62, 362-W, 229-R Used Cars AMERICAN MOTOR CO. Used Cars, Auto Repair and Welding. Throop St. Back of Court House. Phone 96. Vulcanizing S. J . OGLE & SON, "The Home of the Dunbar Tire." 144 Washington St. Phone 354-J. WOODSTOCK TIRE & VULCANIZI NG CO. 132 Cass St. Phone 43. Welding AMERICAN MOTOH, CO. Used Ca rs, Auto Repair and Welding. Throop St. Back of Court House. Phone 96. MERWIN & JENSEN, Horse Shoeing Oxy-Acetylene and Repairing, Welding and Cutting. 105 Church St. Phone 340-J. X-Rays C. F . BACCUS, M. D. Woodstock National Bank Bldg. Office Hour'3 : 2-4 and 7-8 P. M. Phones 65-60. HYDE WEST, M. D. F. A. C. S. Res ; 329 Dean St. Phone 45. Office, State Bank Bldg. Phone 44. Office _ Hours, 2-4 and 7-8 P . M. Except Thursday. E. WINDMUELLER, M. D. F. A. C. S. Surgery, Obstetrics, Consultations and X-Ray. Hours, 2-4 anil 7-9 P . M. Except Wednesday. Tele. 90. Y. M. C. A. JO:gN I. COEy County Secretary, McHenry Co. Young Men's Chri<>tian Association of Illinois. Wagon Shop JOSEPH J. RORICK, General Blacksmithing, Horse Shoeing ad Wagon Making. 250 Throop St. Tel. 254-N. ADAMS MOTOR CO. McHenry County Dealers Studebaker Motor Cars Automobile Supplies, T ires and Accessories 101 Church Street Phone 93 �75 vYOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Dorr Residential Directory A All en, Harry A . A ustin, F. P. Austin, Columbus Anderson, C. 0 . Ander son, C. J . Arnold, H. F. Anderson, E lm er Asmus, John Andrews, J. S. Aust in, A. V. Anderson, Claus Ack ley, Fred A ustin,. Mrs. w·esl e~· B Rarden, J. lVL Bi schoff, Charl es Bernhardt, Martin Bernhardt, George Beebe, M. E. Brngger, Lall'rence Beam, John Bernhardt, vVm . Bli ss, Frank Bergquist, Alfred Fl n rbridg-e, George Baker, George B. Burm an, Marti n Brown, Smith Baker , Lee Baiers, Fred Hen, George Bilek hus. C'lrnrles B nrk e, R. B ra r, H fllT V Bates, Charles Hf!rtelt, W. F. Hf! rrlen. Hose B. Blark, vVm. T. Bnnker, Dell Row er, .T. E. Harnes, H. V.,T, Berg, Frnnk Blakeslee. TOil E. Harnes, C. P er cv Beck. N . L. . Ba nni ster , .T. F. Bo ~·ce, E. A. _ R11rk lrnrd, H e nr~r Hak er, N. A. Bri nk, E. S. Rrnnett, F. R Brown, T. II. Bi llings, H . V. Buckley, Mr. . C. H. Ber ry, Cath erin e Bloedorn, Charl es Bohl, Samuel Ba rden, George Berg, Arthur c Coxwell , Rob t. Crawford, E. A. Compton, L . B. Corr, J . H. Cunning ham, S. E. Chapman . F 1·ank Vv Cooney, Ja s. Crosby, L. f'o,1·lin , IV. H. D Dnvis, Rn el Darn ell. .Jam es B. D nffi elcl, O• rar F. Doolittle. Mr s. Davi s, Thos., Jr. Davis, ,John Davi s, Da vid Danneman, C. Do .. gla•s, Mrs. Edwin Delehanty , J. DRrmont. Hownrrl Dell enbeck ..J. Doten, F. W. Deutschmnnn , F. Dittman, A. Dermott, J ns . Dnnhnm, F. H . Da lv, C. F . Drnpei', B. R.. E ckh art, Charle" Erschele, Mrs. 0. Edinger . Lester Ernst, F. Rddy, G. E llith orpe, A. W . E bert, E. E verill, vVm. Eddy , H. L. Eppel; Ca th erin e Ei choff, Emma �\VOMS'J'OCK DTRF.C'l' ORY 76 F Fran son, Charles Full er, Mrs. F. C. Freeman, vV. \ V. J<'leming, Wm. Fleming, M. R. Fuchs, J . J<'i sh, F . W. Fi sher, F. E. F reund, Aloe.r t F . F 1·ey, C. B. Floyd, F . Givens, Yv. B. Garrison, N. J. Ga ulke, Charl es H . Gaffney, Charl es Gluth, Wm. Goff, Lewis E. Granes, G. G. George,, Harry George, Aug. Gehrke, Wm. Gustafson, Osc:u· A . Green, Wm. Glane, Wm. Gruno, F. Gile, Claude Gerry, E. J . Greenley, E. E. Gannon, J. P. Gray, R F. Clr iebel, Michael H Hollarbu sch, Georg-e Huffm an, Geo. B. Howarth, H . P. Halderman, Winifrf' d R. Hansen, Sam Helm, Leonard Howell, H. E. H anle:v, J . FL Hoefs, J. Hess, Rev. John L. Hoffme~rer, H. C. H erm an, Charles Hauert, H enry Hutson, B. L. H endricks, Mamie E. H ansou er, Lizzie H art, Edward P. Roy, Fremont H eistan d, Mrs. J . Hi ckson , W . G. Heinig, H . TT o ll i clay, ,J as. I Tnger, F. M. J .Johan sen, H . G. .Jensen, Jas. .Jo hn son, Enoeh .Jn cohs, A . .Jewett, F. K Knutson, E. G. IGrkman, L. Kappler, F. L. Kniebush, Anna Krause, Wi lhelm, Kennedy, A. D. King, Mary E. Knilans, E. Kiltz, Herbert R Kiltz, H enry Kaiser, S. Kirkman , Charles Kuhn, E. J . K endt, J. Kauf mnn, A. L Lounsbury, R. Leifelt, W . A. Laclwig, Carl Ladwig, A. Ladwig, Caroline Long, Ed Lee, George Laudwer, Alfred A. Lemrners, G. W. Lockwood, C. R. Luedtke, ]<'. Lawson, Thos. Lid en, E. Levey, W . H. Long, M. Tvi M engs, H enry Mnclse n, Andrew Mar si\iu s, N ~wman M. �WOODS'rOCK DIRECTORY Menshall, Wm. H. Meyer , C. F. Marks, J . H. Moore, D. H. :Mander, Wm l\tlurphv, P erry Murph y, Julia F. Madsen, Wm. Miner, C. C. Mathews, S. J. Mortensen, K. P . Menzel, Richard Munson, 0. l\foffet, G. A. Man n, C.H. Merchant, S. A. l\lorse, Floyd Marron, 0. S. Mengs, Fred Mavis, L. Miller , Wm. A. Malstrom , N. E . Mi ll er, W. C. Mull en, E. J. McAndrews, Ray -r McCaul ey, Jam e~ l\foLean, Robt McConn ell, F. B. ~ foBroom . 'l.'h om :i ~ McGee, Jr., John N Nelson, H ans N ieman , Albert Kelson, Martin :'\el son, F. 0. Nelson, J . A . 0 () 'Brien , E ll en Olson, Jane Ode, Gu nn er O rrn s b~ -, Mr~ . C. Overmeyer, I. B. Olson , E. Olri ch, H. Olrich, C'. Ohl s, H. J. p Persons, P. Perrsons, Gus Poppe, A. P hilli ps, :\ 11s. 'L'. D. 77 Phillips, G. A. Peter son, Fred Palmer, Earl Pfeiffer, H. Alvin Pugh, Geo. Pugh, Ed Pugh, B Pugh, Frank ·w es terrnan, Fran Jr Pearson, KnutP Peterson, N. Palmer, Murray, Palmer, M. W. Q Quinlan, Quinlan, Quinlan, Quinlan, Pat Mary A. C. L. Al. J. R Riley, M. Ries, Ernest. Ryan, J . J. Reed, Sidney Rieke, V. Rattray, J Byan, 'rhomas Reese, F. M. Rhodes, C. A. Radke, Henry Roge rs, E. A. Richter, G. Rossman, Ed Reed, Richard Ilossma n, A. Riley, Mary A s Stone, H. A. Stuessy, John P. Smith, Paul Schwamb, J. B. Sallisbur_.v, W. Stewart, Norm S teig, Charles S ul! ivan , J. 1\1. Smith, H. Sc hn ei d r r, \ \Tm . Schiller, P. J. Schneid er, E li za beth Schuld t, R. C. Schuett, J. C'. Sch uet t, Fr:rnk A. �78 WOODSTOCK DIRE_CTORY Schuett, J . Still, Wm . Smith , C. K Smi th, F. H. Senne, F . Sleezer, F. J. Sando, Wm. Skinner, A. H . Schoepke, Mrs. E. Schneid er, Charles Ste ffenson, A. C. Smiley, D. T. St effenson , Walter Stafford, H . G. Schuett, Albert Senger, Otto Steph enson, Amoo:: Scott, Thos. Schmidt, Aug. Stone, H. A. Ston e, H . 0. Schimpf, Ch a rl es Sand, Netti e Schmitt, A. · V Vogelrnan, F . S. Vogelman, A. Vogelman, Fred w T Thurow, Mrs. Fred Tryon, G. L. Torgenson, Mrs. Wm. Trumbl e, S. C. Thorn e, C. F . Taylor, Jas. H. Truax, F . S. Tuttle, J. L. Thompson, E. H. Thomas, A. Tryon , I. B. W alton, H. A. 'IVes tma, Jos. Wiese, F . H. White, Aug. Whiston, C. P. Wilson, Ben. W. Walkup, L. A. Wh eeler, G. W. vVestman, Frank Willis, C. vVaterman, Roy Wilson, H . W . Wilmington, H. 'IVharton, R. G. Wright, A. S. White, Ed. Wilson, G. W. Whiting, C. W. Woodburn, W. Wickham, C. Walter, Max J. Wyncoop, Nile Wright, F lora M. Weaver, Mr ~ . 'IV. F . y Young, J.M. Yessler, A. M. u Umathum, Mi chael Zimmerman, J. The Woodstock American The Paper that "Nearly" Everyone Reads Commercial Printers �WOODSTO CK DIRECTORY 79 Dorr Classified Directory A.uto A.ccessories R.TDGEFIELD GARAGE, Rid gefi eld l ll. Phone 1616-M-1. Groceries and Meats W . R. ACKERMAN, Ri dgefield, Ill. Phone 1616-R-l . Boots and Shoes W. R. ACKERMAN, Ridgefi eld, Ill. Phon e 1616-R-1. Glass ItlDGEFIELD PAINT STORE, W. H . Levey, P rop. Ri dgefield, Ill. Coal lUDGRFTELD FARMERS SUPPL'{ CO. Frohmann & Hell er, Props. Ri dgefi Pld, Ill . Phone 1637-M-2. Hardware W. R. ACKERMAN, Ridgefield, Ill. Phone 1616-R-l . Feed Grinding RlDfll<:T<'TF,T~D FARMERS SUPPLY CO . Frohm ann & Hell er , Props. Rirlgefield. Ill. Phone 1637-M-2. Garage h TDffR!i'mLD GARAGE , Ridgefield lll . Phon e 1616-M-1. General Merchandise W. H. ACKF,Rll<r 1'.~. R i<lgefield, Tll. Phon ° 1616-R-l. Painter and Decorator RIDGEFIELD PAINT STORE, W . H. Levey, Prop. Ri dgefield, Ill. Storage Batteries RIDGEFIELD GARAGE, Ridgefi eld, lll . Phon e 1616-M-1. Wall Paper RTDGRFTRLD PAINT STORE, W . R. LPvey, Prop. Ridgefield, Ill. Grain Elevator RTD(l.F.VTF,LT) FARMRRS RTTPPLY r o. Frohmann & H ell Pr. P rops Ri<l gefi el<l, Ill. Phon P 1637-M-2. / �80 WOODSTOCK DTRE CTORY Greenwood Residential Directory .A J\ll•rn , \Vm. A ncl er son, Olaf Ander son, Osca1· Aavang, Almer Aavang, 0. TI. Ander son, Be1t Adam s, G. K Allen, Wm. Frey, M. & r.-. Fritz, E . H . F reeman, I-I. 0 R Bossler, .J. Birk, John Be rg, 0 . L. Fl:irke, G. F. Bamford, R. Ramforcl , Vlm. Ranford, S. J. Broderman, H enr:v Bo:ter, Joe Burke, R.' cha rel Jr. Blanchard, 0. G. Babcock, vValla ce Brown, L. Barber, F. M. Gasser, Dani <'! Grat ton, G. S. Gl enn, Clayton Give n, Stewart Gabri elson, T. S. Guth, Joe Godda rd, C. V . Garri son, 0. Gerou ld, H enn· H c (']ark, Ch·de C. Charles, F. C. Charles, Robert Carr, Flo,,·d Coates, C'. K Coffee, Ed Clark, Mr s. R. J . Christoffel, J Coates, J. Cowdrey, G. S. Hoch, J. H eider, A. 0 . Hanaford, ]<'. C. Hack er, Wm ..T. Howa rd, J. S. Helm, J. Heines, J. Huffman, Geo. B. Herdklotz, F. Harrison, J. E . Knnda, vVm. Kablo, J. Ko hl , John D Douglas, \Vm. Dooli ttle Bros. Dygert, Guy Dassow, M. D::issow, Duane Dailey, Wm. E. Dooli ttle, M. C. E Eckdah l, C. W. Engstrom, James Epp el, H enry 'T . l<:dd~-, Charl es L Larson , A. Larson, C. Liden, A. Loomi s, J. B. Lewis, Mr s. \\' . A. Letsler, E. Leonard, F. Larson, A. Larsen, Claus La throp, W . A. �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 81 s M Matyas, J. McCue, E. Miles, Thos. Murphy, Bert Miller, Geo. Meyer, J. M:iller, R. Mavis, M. .Mentzer, P. Mulder, J. Mengs, Jacob Marble, B. B. :Morton, C. W. Mansfield , A. R. McCannon, Lewis B. Sullivan, J .J. Smith, F. H. Sommer, Paul Sorenson, Rasmus Smith, Nelson Schmarje, H einrich S teffensen, A .J. Schmarje, M. Schmarje, M. A. Sommer, J. Schalz, Math Smith, Charles Schroeder, E. H. Schroeder, B. J. T N Nelson, A. J. N ieu ha us, Charles Nickle, Mrs. R. W Nelson, Sigvart p Peatt, W. B. Porep, Henry Pr itchett, Burton C. Piska, F . R. Parks, Mrs. A. S. Palmer, John J. P ierce, J. W. P ierce, A. C. Pulver, John Q Quaas, Carl R Reade!, Ed Reade!, F. l=tafter, John R.asmussen, A. R.after, Thos. R.aycraft, Joe RaJ'cra ft, John W. Reed, S. B. Reed, Frank Reed, Oliver Rasmu ssen, S. Rawson, F. E. Rawso n, H. Thompson, L. W. Thompson, F. Toles, B. Thompson, H. N. Trott, John Trott, Charles 'l'hompson, C. H. v VanHoozcn, George w Weidner, J. G. Vv are, Mary 'iV ebster, A. Willis, C. N. Wright, B. J. Welcome, W. Welcome, Tom Wesson, E. Webster, C. Wallis, Ed Westerman, Mrs. N. E. Wesson, E. A. .z Zenz, George Zimmerman, Mrs. �82 WOODSTOCK DIREC'l'ORY Greenwood Classified Directory Auto Accessories Greenwood, Ill. Phone Hebron 728. FARMERS STORE, Greenwood, Il l. Phone H ebron 744. F. E. RAWSON, F. E. Boots and Shoes RAWSON, Gr eenwood , Il l. Phone Hebron 728. Ji'ARMERS STORE, Greenwoo<l , Ill. Phone H ebron 744. F. E. Dry Goods RAWSON, Greenwood, General Merchandise E. RAWSON, Greenwood, Ill. Phone Hebron 728. FARMERS STORE, Greenwood, Ill. Phone H ebron 744. F. Groceries and Mea t Green wood, Tll Phone Hebron 728. FARMERS STORE, Green wood, Ill. Phone Hebron 744. F. E. RAWSON, Hardware Tl !. FARMERS STORK Gref'11wood , Tl Phone H ebron 728. 1 • P hone Hebron 744. Ji' ARMERS STORR Greenwood, Jll. Phon e H ebron 744. F. F arm Implements F. E. RAWSON, Greenwood, Phone H ebron 728. Ill. Paints and Varnishes Greenwood, Phone Hebron 728. E. RAWSQN, Ill . �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 83 Hart1and Rural Directory A Averill, W . I. B Berg, J ohr, Bailey, Frank Br ady, F. P . Bi ll itter, Hope B urke Bros. B nrk e, F . ,T. Hallisey, J. F . Hallisey, James Hart, Leo P . Howard , Geo. W. H arri son, Eliery A. I Tllinois Bell Telephone Co. J c Cav in, M. F . Cooney, C. R. Coo1)er, Charles M. Ca rroll, F . J. Comp to n, L. B. Ca rroll , G. J. Coll ins, T. B. Carlisle, J ames Costello, F . M., J r . Costell o, Frank Sr. .Johnson, Cha s. H. ,Jacobs, Wm K Killeen, M. Knapp, G. A. L Ladeford, Sam Ladwig, Carl W . Leonard, Frank Lu edtke, Frank D 11 : . mon d, D. H. Desmo nd , 'N m., Jr. D inse, Henry Donova n, Ji'r::i n k E F,r kfHz, Otto F Feltes, Peter A. Fetting-, Fred G On tes, RoLt. Gooden dor f, P et er Gates, Arnold M Muldoon, Thos. McCabe, Terrance McGee Bros. Murray, Mr s. Anna a nd Sons McCauley, John McCa uley, J. P . Mackey, Wm. C. Myer s, J , McGee, S. & T McGee, John Muldoon, Thos. McGuire, Wm. Mahon, Thos McCabe 'f'. McCar ty, A. J. McCabe, Pat Mackey, W . C. Murray, Mr s. Ann Mackey, Wm. C. H H ughes, E. C. H aley, J . H. Hoop er, ' Vm. H aley, M. T. H andel, A. J. N N ea.Jin Nolan, Nolan, Nolan, Brm• T. F. T. R. Cornelius �84 WOODSTO CK DIRECTORY Nolan, John F. Nolan, Vincent Nolan, C. Nolan, Thos. Nihan, Hannah Nihan, David N ealin Bros. Nolan, J. F. Newman, Granville 0 Olson, Ole Orr, John G. O 'Leary, Mrs. J. 0 'Brien, John J. Sinding, Chas. Schacht, Chas. Scheah an, J. J. Sull ivan, George Schmid Bros. Schoepke, Wm. Shurtleff & Peters Schutt, ....John Sinding, Chas. Scheidt, H. Sweeney, John Stein, Charles. Sullivan, H . & Son Sharp, Ralph Swanson, L. T ? Trebes, H. Pierce, E. H . Parry, Lewis Paulsen, John Pratt, J. A. Phelps, Wallace Peacock, R. w Q Quass, Carl R R.after, Thos. -M. Raycraft, Wm. F . s Sullivan, F. R. Schacht, Chas. Shildt, Arnold Shildt, H enry Sullivan, W m. H . Sullivan, J ames ' Volf, Jos., Sr. Wolf, Jos.,- Jr. ·w alsh, James Widmayer, J. C. Wilcox, Walter ·w alsh, James, .Tr. W algenbach, R. H. White, Wm. M. Wi swedel, Fre<l Walsh Bros. Walsh, Jas., Sr. Walsh, Jas., J r. Wakely, L. M. Wilson, R. F . Wurtzinger, J. A. Woods, J. z Zimmerman, Frank. The Woodstock American McHenry County's Most Progressive Newspaper �WOODS'l'OCK DIRECTORY 85 Hartland Classified Directory Auto Accessories ROY F . COW LIN, Hartland, Illino is. P hone 1640-M-l. TED BE RTNE SS, Hartland , 111inoi.s. P hone 1640-R-2. Automobile Dealer TED BERTNESS, H a rtl:rnd , 11l i11 oi s. P hon e 1640-R-2. Blacksmith TED RERTNESS, H ar tla nd, Illinoi". Ph one 1640-R-2. Boot s and Shoes WILLIS DISBROW, Har tla nd, Ill. P l·on e 1640-R-l. Garage TE D BERTNESS, Hartland, Illinois. Pil on:: 1640-R-2. General Merchandise ltOY F . COWLI N, H a rtland, Illinois. !1 ho ne 1640-M-l. WILLIS DISBROW, Hartland, Ill. P lio ne 1640-R-l. Grocer ies and Meats WILLIS DISBROW, Hartland, Ill. P ~ on e 1640-R-l. ROY F . COWLIN, H artland, Illinois. Phone 1640-M-1. Building Material THE ST-HTRTLE F F & P E'l'ERS ro. Hartland, Ill. Phon e 1640-M-1. Hardware IVTLLIS DISBROW, Hartland, Ill. P l· one 1640-R-l. ROY F . COW LI N, H a rtl and, Illi nois. P hone 1640-M-l. Cigars and Tobacco ROY F . COW LIN. Hnrtl a nd, 111inois. P hone 1640-M-1. Lubr ication Oils THE SH URTLE FF & PETERS CO. Har tlnnd, Ill. Phone 1640-M-l . Coal TTTE ST-H Jil.TLEFT<' & P F 'l'RBS ('0 Hartland, Ill. Phon e 1640-M-l. Men's Work Clothes ROY F . COWLIN, H a rtland, Illinois. Ph one 1640-M-1. Coa.1 and Feed WILLIS DISBROW, H artl and, Tll . Pl1one 1640-R-1. P ai nts and Varnishes THE SHURTLE FF & PETERS -CO. H:irtland . Tll. Phone 1640-M-l. Flour and Feed ,fl; P F'J'ERS r n. J-far tl:i nd, Ill . Pho ne 1640-M-1. 'rTm SR UR'l'LF:F'F' \ �WOODSTO CK DIREC'fORY 86 Sen eca Rural Directory F ill weber, J . l<'illweher , ]<'. F arley, P . .T. F i;; hburn, H . F eldt, Dan Axelson, G. A. Andrews, P. W. Andre>vs, B. L. B Behn, Arvid Burmeister, J. & I-I. Bottom, B. C. Behnke, L. Beam, Mrs. John Bush, E.W. Bockm an, P. Bean, R. M. Borchardt, H . Brown, P. Barnes, J. L . Bielke, E. H . Brown, E. F . Becker, J. C. Bloedorn, G. Bean, M . G Gehrke, A. Guhrke, Th eo L. Gahlbeck, G. Gehrke, G. A. .Gerloff, Aug. Goetz, R. J . H Hahu, Charles H ammer, P. Hakes, Mrs. H. H . H armon , M . H ein, F. J Johanson, W . I-I. Johnson, Fred Joslyn, E. 0 . Johnson, Nels Johnson, 0. C. Johnson, Olaf Chestnut, H. Carlson, Chas G. Conrad, W . D. Conley, Tbos. D Kanaly Bros. Kiltz, Edwin E. Kline, J. S. Kinney, W. C. Kunde, H. W. Knaack, E. A. K elsey, I. R. Kolberg, A. Koplin, 0. and G. Dittberner, A. Deitz, lVL Darby, E. Dorow, A. Daak, Mary Dimmel, L. Deitz, Philip Dillinder , Roy Dahlke, F . Dittman, Mary Dorow, C. L E Ettner, W. Eddy, Edw. E ve n, Will Loudenbeck, Carl Luesy, H. Lloyd, F . Leisch, R. J . Loud enbeck, C. Lang, F red F F lander s, Mary Mueller, R. �& .J'"'llt' '• \ f , i 'ill '>,... \ '. \ ~t,.I,} ~ , • iii NJ l I' ,, N Niban, J. Nelson, C. B. Nelson, Andrew Nelson, Lars Niemain, Charles Nihan, Delia A. Nulle, H. W. Schroeder, Ed Scharmento, Thos. Seegert, Charles Scott, J. Steig, F . Selchow, F r ed Secor, H . Sheldon, Ed Schmidt, H . Silliman, H. Schneidewind, Wm. Standish, Chas. Stewart, A. L. Secor, F red T 0 0 'Neil, E. D. Torrence, Geo. Trepus, W. H. Torman, H . Tburow, G. Thompson, J. J . Thurow, Albert Thelen, StevE\ Thurow, C. Thurow, Wm. p v Perkins, Lester Pagelkoff, R. Pollnow Bros Polnow, Carl F. Peterson, Cole Peter son, A. Peterson, John P. Vilmman, John w R Redpath, G. H,ussell, Matt Russel, H. Jfohm, H. W. Renie, John A. Widen, Bros. Wittleif, Julius Wi lcox, Homer Wilcox Bros. Wilcox, L. Wagner, Chas. F. Wendt, Fred C Westphal, E . Weist, Charles. Wilke, W. H. s Smith, Chas. E . Stake, H. Showers, Wm. Shearer, C. B. Silliman, F. Sherwin, Lucy Schroeder, Mrs. John Standish, E. B. Shower, H. Steinke, R. Schroeder, Franlr Sulli van Bros. ' I 87 WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Moritz, Andrew Miller, J. D. Moritz Bros. McAuliffe Bros. McAuliffe, W. H. McAuliffe, E. L. Maas, H. Marvin, J . H. Mattke, Gust Miller, G. A. Miller , Will '"" · y Young, S. B. z Zickur, H . Zickuhr, L. Zickuhr, E. W. Zimm erman, I. A. Zi ckuhr, Henry c. ' �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 88 Coral Rural Directory D A Ackman, Chas. H . Abraham, M. Anderson, Art Andres, Ernest Ackman, C. F. Albrecht, F. Anderson, Gust Ackman, Charles H. Abraham, Mrs. A. Ackman, W. H. Ander son , H. B Brasch, F. A. Brochm an, Fred B nchte, Conrad Rloedorn, Aug. Becklinger, L. Bauman, H. Behren s, F. C. Behrens, F. H. Buchte, Wm. Btwhte, J. Basely, J. L. Bran des, Ed Bertram, C. W . Becklinger, Geo. Roxleitn er, Geo. Bod enschatz, F. Rn !l ard, F . V. Becklinger, John Buchte, C. J . Brunschow, Wm. Bauman, H. Bern dt, H . Borchert, H. Butzon, H. C. Boies, W. A. Biumshon, H . Boi es, P. R. Blazier, Bros. Barker, Elmer Brn nd es, Ed. Ra rtl ett, W. F. E Ewert, Charles Ettner, Richard Ettner, Emil F Flemming, W . C. Fitzgerald, Wm. Fritz, C. Force, VI. D. G c Clasen, Wm. ColgTove, Uri Church, L. J. Carr, Claude C'nrr, F. Diedrich, W. C. Davis, W. Dollman, A. Draheim, W. A. Dahlk e, Aug. Diedrick, Chri s. Deneen, W . F. Davis, Walter Davis, Thomas Dahlke, E. Dunham, Neil Doscher, R. Dobbratz, Wm . Dittbenner, Wm . Davis, Nick Davis, James Davis, C. Dunham, Neil Dorrow, Pnul Durkee, G. Deneen, W. H. Gilkerson, Harry Gro th, W. P. Gast, Karl Guse, Charl f>s Gehrke, Mrs . .A Gutchow, W. Gnhrke, R. Gurke, Angn st Gahl, Wm. Gaul, F. H Houert, Emma Remer, G. Hull, W. Hertal, Mrs. H. �~· ... WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY Krueger, Henry Karrow, August Kraft, A. L. Heath, Harry A. Hartman, W. H inz, Gus Hang, Louis Hahm, Forest Hacker, Bros Hart, 0. W. Hoff, Frank Hellwig, Fred Ham, Roy Humbrach t, Fred Hacker, H . Hahn, Al. Ham, E. E. H off, George Hensel, W Henning, W. Haacher , George Hart, W. R. Humbracht, H. Hart, A. He ideman, George Hopp, Walter Henning, L. L Lockwood, C. J. Leitzow, A. W. Lane, Mr s. Fred Luhring, H. F. Laylow, Bert Lawson, Ben Lane, W. Lewis, E. F. Lusz, W. Lane, H. M J J elke, J . F. Jo hn, Charles .Jones, B. L. Jo hn, Mrs. J. K Kolberg, Moritz Krause, Wm. Kloszeke, August K linger, J. E . Kunke, August Kuecker, Fred K unde, Paul Koc h, 0. W. Koch, w·m., Sr. K unde, Wm., Sr. Kamholz, Ed K uecker, R. K unde, F. E. Ka hle, Fred Kasten, C. Kahle, Ed Keating, A. J. Kahle, Will Kahle, I-I. W . Koch, W. Kunde, Al be1 ~ Kolberg, E. H. K unde, Wm. 89 Mankin, J. ~Iarsh, J. M. :\Iiller, Charles ohlinbrink, M. Morris, John Mull, Anna Martin, F. Miller, Will W. Meyer , W. I-I. Miller, H. J . Matthies, H. l\Iallett, G. R. Mallett, W . D. Meinke, F. Miller, F. :\I at tern, Francis }Jauchak, Fred Meinke, John N Nowak, P . W. Nowak, John No ble, W. M. Nulle, W. C. Nu ll e, L. F. .'fown k, E. E. 0 O'cock, J. 0 'cock, C. H. 0 'cock , Bert. 0 'cock, H. B. Oelson, H. 0 'Rourk e, Dan ' �WOODSTOCK DIRECTORY 90 p Pope, C. W. P atterson, J. H. P ries, F. P eters, John Pollnow, Frank Peak, A. S. Peak, E. G. Piske, Fred �' �~. �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource PDF file of the Woodstock Residential and Classified Directory (1922-1923) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Publications Description An account of the resource A collection of city directories and 19th century brochures promoting Woodstock. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock residential and classified directory (1922-1923) Subject The topic of the resource City Directory--Woodstock Illinois Description An account of the resource The Woodstock residential and classified directory, 1922-1923, containing the names and addresses of all residents. Also phone number of representative business and professional men [sic] of Woodstock and vicinity. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available H.W. Frost & Co. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1923 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource This Work has been digitized in a public-private partnership. 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Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource 96 pages Language A language of the resource en-US Type The nature or genre of the resource Directories Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context 1922 Woodstock City Directory Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant 1922-1923 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2022 Date Issued Date of formal issuance (e.g., publication) of the resource. 1923 1900s Businesses Houses https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/83d54166652cdc9ea6f20f8ef1196835.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=GPCuCdjvrjc4ISx6ULzAg7K-1waV5fVpLDtlmyr%7EMKkzf80S7mrxirY1HcWTPRQPd9XEMjgH5dO-HWZX6ePFXGoJDhZYUBfEF51C86i2FoWbc5lEvJhHVs9TPC9pMoqPoYXAkZfeltCT-dFaukko8IjOUVDnGPNRxtmqB89Er6Vp%7E5C3gjWKSC%7ERo3hJISjBPY0Sxak90%7EMSOrN5Gt%7ESYDpWa00B6RCaUD87KYPfJXJYqFrpX0bifS19Ui%7EE9DC%7E6Ui8MDOcK6VXsRaY6AXVkUNkzFfv1ODsyJ6pOys4f2mKmCat2%7EOwdvwalbfjDvsfbdlMpOVLsmFmTEKdruI3iQ__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM a911497f05947c135ca5e49627c80a48 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Circa 1910 colorized black and white postcard of the Cyrus Durfee House, 401 W. Jackson, during the years it was a hotel, The Always Inn. A man is posing on a sidewalk that leads to the two story home. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 401 W. Jackson Always Inn Postcard Description An account of the resource This postcard, published circa 1910, shows the Cyrus Durfee House, 401 W. Jackson, during the years it was a hotel. Cyrus Durfee built his "mansion" in 1867. The Woodstock Sentinel extolled it as "One of the largest, most convenient, and best arranged residences in the county...lately furnished and occupied. It is located on the south side of Jackson street, on as fine a building spot as the town affords. The main building is thirty-six feet square and two stories high. On the south side is a wing, eighteen by thirty-six feet, also two-stories high, adjoining which is a wood house, eighteen by twenty-four feet. The cellar under the main building contains a cistern, ice room and a large refrigerator. In the building are fifteen rooms, exclusive of closets, all large and well lighted. On the first floor is a bath room, fitted up in the most convenient manner. Communication between the refrigerator in the cellar and the pantry above is made by means of a dumb waiter. Forty feet above ground, on the building, is an observatory, which gives a fine view of the town and surroundings. ...The plans and design were furnished by Mr. Van Osdell, architect, of Chicago...The cost of the building is not less than $7,000." Cyrus Durfee was a physician who practiced in Woodstock until 1874, then his name appears in the Chicago business directories until his death in 1901. The house became the Always Inn sometime between 1903, When Thomas and Gertrude Shackell were married, and when this postcard was printed. The hotel was first known as Always Inn, but the name was listed as Hotel Hillcrest in the 1914 city directory. The Shackell’s ran the hotel until their deaths in 1950. He died on February 28 and she died March 13. It was still a hotel in 1960 (called The Crest), but was vacant for most of the 1960s. The house was divided into apartments around 1968. Note the spelling ALLWAYS Inn on the concrete step near the sidewalk Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived CE Wheelock Online Purchase Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource ca 1910 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Maggie Crane Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context AD2021-006 1900s Houses Postcard https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/73e1d96a61cf3cf0375d47b02b0dd1b0.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=lbVpoGhsqnkTY5SrIwEGOUOeIsSxeNMbecH4-V%7Emj3NQcnd0YCPyi5YzICkuIHsNX9SVQA5nMGVknFmwFEl8Vny%7ErZ5qbV6ezR6PdcY%7EjJ69VVSmfg9710BQmrWnB3SU3unEg6XqQGFFb5UVxBxJxRfbq7e5BmZnZWKQgS4zcPi2L-VUd6e8gfHUXloUoQ3ZLcsYIvwV8XBHeCcgLzTaTkqzUrpwdJiDltZnHo9OOfkmH7s-J29kvBpnv78CBDSbHwe%7E8Fwa1zwMrFWlkW6T8O349zY8RJedOT1S8DFY8j-zPXXoiI5RbswsaoHneA6eo2RTi5kQ5a49L6n555z7Gg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 815991af43556e22950fa7d0ecd87514 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Circa 1905 black and white photograph of a small home in winter located at 445 Fremont Street, Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 445 Fremont St Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Description An account of the resource The snow in this photo erases some of the clues to the date, but we know who lived in the house in 1914, the earliest City Directory in the library collection. Dexter and Mable Herrington moved there sometime between the 1900 US Census, when they lived in Hebron, and the 1910 US Census. The listing includes their four children, sister-in-law Shirley, and their boarder Edward Joslyn. Both men were listed as a "mounter" at the Oliver Typewriter factory. Mable was included in a Society Page story in the Woodstock Sentinel, February 10, 1910, as the President of the "Mother's Circle." This organization met every two weeks in the City Council Chambers and was a social and educational club similar to the Seneca Ladies Literary Society. Before 1920, the family moved to Los Angeles where he was a gardener for a high school in San Pedro and she appears again in the society pages as an active member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1914 colorized black and white postcard of the Woodstock Hospital located at 417 Clay Street, Woodstock, Illinois. The two story house has a large sign that reads 'Woodstock Hospital' over the front porch. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock Hospital Postcard 1914 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Description An account of the resource In 1914, the newly formed Woodstock Hospital Association took over Dr. Hyde West's private hospital at 417 Clay Street. The hospital remained here only one year, moving to the Judge Theodore Murphy home at 527 W. South Street in 1915. The American Legion building on this site was constructed in 1935 and demolished in 2004 as part of the Woodstock Station development. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Black and white postcard of homes on Jackson Street Woodstock, Illinois. The street is lined with mature elm trees. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 310 W. 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Title A name given to the resource Undated black and white photograph of a man posing in front of his horse and carriage in front of the side of a brick building in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Man with Horse and Buggy - 130 Washington Street Description An account of the resource 130 Washington Street This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. 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Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woman with Dog Description An account of the resource This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. The photograph was taken at the Abraham (or Abram) Bodine McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. A.B. McConnell was a son of one of the very first European settlers in McHenry County, William Alexander McConnell. A.B. was born in a log cabin in Richmond Illinois in 1839. He married Harriet Susan Potter in 1861 and had five children. The house was finished in 1894, the McConnells moved in November 1894. 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Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dog on Horse the A.B. McConnell House Description An account of the resource This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. The photograph was taken at the Abraham (or Abram) Bodine McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. A.B. McConnell was a son of one of the very first European settlers in McHenry County, William Alexander McConnell. A.B. was born in a log cabin in Richmond Illinois in 1839. He married Harriet Susan Potter in 1861 and had five children. The house was finished in 1894, the McConnells moved in November 1894. 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Title A name given to the resource Circa 1900 black and white photograph of a baby sitting on a chair. Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Turn of the Century Baby at the A.B. McConnell House Description An account of the resource The house is believed to be the A.B. McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. The photograph was taken at the Abraham (or Abram) Bodine McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. A.B. McConnell was a son of one of the very first European settlers in McHenry County, William Alexander McConnell. A.B. was born in a log cabin in Richmond Illinois in 1839. He married Harriet Susan Potter in 1861 and had five children. The house was finished in 1894, the McConnells moved in November 1894. AB McConnell unexpectedly died three months later on February 15, 1894. 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Title A name given to the resource Black and white photograph of a woman posing with a dog in the yard of a house in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lady at A.B. McConnell House Description An account of the resource The house is believed to be the A.B. McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. 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Title A name given to the resource Circa 1900 black and white photograph of a young boy posing on front porch steps of a house in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock Toddler at A.B. McConnell House Description An account of the resource Unidentified toddler. This house is believed to be the A.B. McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. The photograph was taken at the Abraham (or Abram) Bodine McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. A.B. McConnell was a son of one of the very first European settlers in McHenry County, William Alexander McConnell. A.B. was born in a log cabin in Richmond Illinois in 1839. He married Harriet Susan Potter in 1861 and had five children. The house was finished in 1894, the McConnells moved in November 1894. AB McConnell unexpectedly died three months later on February 15, 1894. 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Title A name given to the resource Circa 1900 black and white photograph of two workmen posing in the doorway of an unroofed brick structure in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock Workmen Description An account of the resource The location of the brick structure behind them is not known but this negative was grouped with other photographs from the A.B. McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. The photograph was possibly taken at the Abraham (or Abram) Bodine McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. A.B. McConnell was a son of one of the very first European settlers in McHenry County, William Alexander McConnell. A.B. was born in a log cabin in Richmond Illinois in 1839. He married Harriet Susan Potter in 1861 and had five children. The house was finished in 1894, the McConnells moved in November 1894. AB McConnell unexpectedly died three months later on February 15, 1894. 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Title A name given to the resource Circa 1900 black and white photograph of a man and a dog on a front porch of a house in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Gentleman with Dog at A.B. McConnell House Corner of Jefferson and South Street Description An account of the resource This print was made from glass negatives donated to the Woodstock Public Library. The photograph was taken at the Abraham (or Abram) Bodine McConnell House at the corner of Jefferson and South Street in Woodstock Illinois. A.B. McConnell was a son of one of the very first European settlers in McHenry County, William Alexander McConnell. A.B. was born in a log cabin in Richmond Illinois in 1839. He married Harriet Susan Potter in 1861 and had five children. The house was finished in 1894, the McConnells moved in November 1894. AB McConnell unexpectedly died three months later on February 15, 1894. 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Title A name given to the resource Scan of an article that appeared in the November 4th, 1909 Woodstock Sentinel Newspaper regarding the installation and dedication of a civil war monument in the Woodstock Square Park, Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument in the Woodstock Square Park - November 3, 1909 Description An account of the resource The gentlemen standing in the front two rows are veterans of the Civil War. The women in the third row are wives or widows of the veterans. The “Sentinel” or Civil War Monument was erected by the Grand Army of the Republic. Zoia Monuments mounted the statue on its base. The symbols of the infantry, cavalry, navy, and marines are carved on the sides. Over time it became the memorial to veterans of all wars. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Black and white photograph of Elijah and Sarah Hutchins Burbank in Woodstock, Illinois. They are both sitting on chairs posing for the photograph. https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/da3cd96d481be163548a3461e1a289b0.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=H4XPxv%7EqThc-Pzag4ZBluCKLrQct1hp0tmrGigiU-pU3owXIB1EdhRy18bTo836kZiw%7EAgAz-lK4rRSepCb0NwDprlq4wGtuMmfEZi3LoeKedkifzLVWWU57E0y8hST5-wN-MkydHp0fd-VbirZLF1kNo7YvRfjY1dsXe5Sgfr01Yf9fLwPmPJYbMONFwK0T2r1DpUlN1xp-yfrj-YS5UmC%7E4MWrNNNLTLVohlloPJL20A0agU36O17PuoZY4WDq58fknTo5%7EQOtHyAuebCTDElrIwtqRGhggwvsl89vP6mGTW9mhmqC81zG3HpmRfpLjTq1wyLaVpy4o%7EkCEl9Bdw__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM e6ba1e3640ff4956457b1b0d04d8a604 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 2021 color photograph of a small brick home on Hayward Street, Woodstock, Illinois built by Elijah Burbank. https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/a983d6368f9e276659b4c58f697e10a0.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=nlSx-UgFgdAX8ZqnH82H3ne0OYf6KaUcxdU4-DSl7%7Er-PokAuxP6Jo6yaPzlqKI665li68gH-kiTlDiSaU8SeqwLHADvUNO3yR1Eo78zfGJQH08d-6a-lFgzzAdujar6QojmsWseYDejEsepUcO4sGzlq7k--UA1XklAipA7Nw-haddrIEDnS63GmJLyvSLiWm7U-rozEWOrQ4GslX1JReioAPAhBcJFMEKhdSdD7M4J6lCG7aOM23B8uLkwEPTz0Ae98XLciRE22ixVPg-NyPjIn8e4SEpNWCUrfBIXLMZAA3m1eqg54nv8CZaq6LQ0Jnqm4yi6JxiXuLkopeNUog__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM a7c98c5a90ebcfcb59591da5f146200d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 2021 color photographs of brick homes on Dean Street, Woodstock, Illinois built by Elijah Burbank. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Elijah and Sarah Hutchins Burbank Description An account of the resource Elijah and Sarah Burbank came to Illinois from New Hampshire via the Ohio River in 1847. They came to McHenry County by ox team from Southern Illinois, the trip taking seven weeks. After trying many things, Elijah learned the trade of stonemason and plasterer here in Woodstock. He built the oldest (known) remaining house in Woodstock (the Jacob Harder House on the north-east corner of Hayward and Calhounstreets) before 1852. Jacob Harder was a drayman (a dray was a low flat wagon used to haul/transport goods). Jacob, his wife Serepta and their 7 or 8 children lived in the house for 9 months (1853/1854). Historical records indicate that Serepta filed for divore August 30, 1854. Elijah Burbank also built two houses on Dean Street in 1855 near Dean Street School, one for his family (on the corner of Dean and Tryon streets) and one for the hired hands across the street (east side off Dean Street). 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1960 black and white photograph of the exterior of the Woodstock Public Library located on Judd Street in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock Public Library, 1960 Description An account of the resource Opened in 1891, the library was originally located in the Woodstock Opera House. 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The 2001 expansion of the library by Frye Gillan Molinaro Architects of Chicago retained the upper and lower levels of the 1987 building and the brick pillars from the 1959 building. The 43,000 sq. ft. revision of the library moved the Children’s Room to the main floor of the library, and provides a variety of meeting spaces from study rooms to meeting rooms. The antique oak tables located in the Margaret Marchi Reading Room are from the library’s first days in the Woodstock Opera House in the 1890s. The slanted table and benches in the Children’s Room and several adult fiction display stands are from the 1959 and 1966 renovations. Much of the upper level furniture is from the 1987 addition. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1959 black and white photograph of the exterior of the Woodstock Public Library located on Judd Street in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock Public Library, 1959 Description An account of the resource Opened in 1891, the library was originally located in the Woodstock Opera House. The library moved to its Judd Street location in 1959. The 4000 sq ft building was designed by local architect William Fyfe, a former student of Frank Lloyd Wright. The brick pillars throughout the reference area are from the 1959 building. The library underwent two more expansions in 1966 (Fyfe, architect) and in 1987. The 1987 expansion by the architectural firm of O'Donnell Wicklund Pigozzi of Deerfield increased the library size to nearly 23,000 sq. ft. and added upper and lower levels to the building. Originally the Children’s Room and a meeting room were located in the lower level and the adult nonfiction and reference collections were on the upper level. The entrance to the building was moved to the west side, from the parking lot, instead of the original front door location on Judd Street with a back entrance from the north side driveway. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1960 black and white photograph of the interior of the Woodstock Public Library. Several shrt and tall bookshelves and book displays are seen full of books. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Interior of Woodstock Public Library, 1960 Description An account of the resource Opened in 1891, the library was originally located in the Woodstock Opera House. 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The 2001 expansion of the library by Frye Gillan Molinaro Architects of Chicago retained the upper and lower levels of the 1987 building and the brick pillars from the 1959 building. The 43,000 sq. ft. revision of the library moved the Children’s Room to the main floor of the library, and provides a variety of meeting spaces from study rooms to meeting rooms. The antique oak tables located in the Margaret Marchi Reading Room are from the library’s first days in the Woodstock Opera House in the 1890s. The slanted table and benches in the Children’s Room and several adult fiction display stands are from the 1959 and 1966 renovations. Much of the upper level furniture is from the 1987 addition. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1948 black and white photograph of a library sitting at a desk surrounded by several young children inside the Woodstock Public Library located in the Opera House building in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock Public Library, 1948 Description An account of the resource The woman in the photograph is Library Assistant Jean West. We would love to identify the children in the photograph. If you know who any of them are please email to library@woodstockil.gov. Opened in 1891, the library was originally located in the Woodstock Opera House. The library moved to its Judd Street location in 1959. The 4000 sq ft building was designed by local architect William Fyfe, a former student of Frank Lloyd Wright. The brick pillars throughout the reference area are from the 1959 building. The library underwent two more expansions in 1966 (Fyfe, architect) and in 1987. The 1987 expansion by the architectural firm of O'Donnell Wicklund Pigozzi of Deerfield increased the library size to nearly 23,000 sq. ft. and added upper and lower levels to the building. Originally the Children’s Room and a meeting room were located in the lower level and the adult nonfiction and reference collections were on the upper level. The entrance to the building was moved to the west side, from the parking lot, instead of the original front door location on Judd Street with a back entrance from the north side driveway. The 2001 expansion of the library by Frye Gillan Molinaro Architects of Chicago retained the upper and lower levels of the 1987 building and the brick pillars from the 1959 building. The 43,000 sq. ft. revision of the library moved the Children’s Room to the main floor of the library, and provides a variety of meeting spaces from study rooms to meeting rooms. The antique oak tables located in the Margaret Marchi Reading Room are from the library’s first days in the Woodstock Opera House in the 1890s. The slanted table and benches in the Children’s Room and several adult fiction display stands are from the 1959 and 1966 renovations. Much of the upper level furniture is from the 1987 addition. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1948 black and white photograph of a librarian and five young children posing for a picture inside the Woodstock Public Library located in the Opera House building in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Historical Photographs Description An account of the resource Photographs of Woodstock from the 1850s through the 20th Century Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Woodstock Public Library - Librarian Edna Wienke, 1948 Description An account of the resource This photograph was taken in the Woodstock Public Library in 1948. At the time the library was located in the Opera House. The woman in the photograph is Librarian Edna Wienke. We would love to identify the children in the photograph. If you know who any of them are please email to library@woodstockil.gov. Opened in 1891, the library was originally located in the Woodstock Opera House. The library moved to its Judd Street location in 1959. The 4000 sq ft building was designed by local architect William Fyfe, a former student of Frank Lloyd Wright. The brick pillars throughout the reference area are from the 1959 building. The library underwent two more expansions in 1966 (Fyfe, architect) and in 1987. The 1987 expansion by the architectural firm of O'Donnell Wicklund Pigozzi of Deerfield increased the library size to nearly 23,000 sq. ft. and added upper and lower levels to the building. Originally the Children’s Room and a meeting room were located in the lower level and the adult nonfiction and reference collections were on the upper level. The entrance to the building was moved to the west side, from the parking lot, instead of the original front door location on Judd Street with a back entrance from the north side driveway. The 2001 expansion of the library by Frye Gillan Molinaro Architects of Chicago retained the upper and lower levels of the 1987 building and the brick pillars from the 1959 building. The 43,000 sq. ft. revision of the library moved the Children’s Room to the main floor of the library, and provides a variety of meeting spaces from study rooms to meeting rooms. The antique oak tables located in the Margaret Marchi Reading Room are from the library’s first days in the Woodstock Opera House in the 1890s. The slanted table and benches in the Children’s Room and several adult fiction display stands are from the 1959 and 1966 renovations. Much of the upper level furniture is from the 1987 addition. 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The 43,000 sq. ft. revision of the library moved the Children’s Room to the main floor of the library, and provides a variety of meeting spaces from study rooms to meeting rooms. The antique oak tables located in the Margaret Marchi Reading Room are from the library’s first days in the Woodstock Opera House in the 1890s. The slanted table and benches in the Children’s Room and several adult fiction display stands are from the 1959 and 1966 renovations. Much of the upper level furniture is from the 1987 addition. 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Originally the Children’s Room and a meeting room were located in the lower level and the adult nonfiction and reference collections were on the upper level. The entrance to the building was moved to the west side, from the parking lot, instead of the original front door location on Judd Street with a back entrance from the north side driveway. The 2001 expansion of the library by Frye Gillan Molinaro Architects of Chicago retained the upper and lower levels of the 1987 building and the brick pillars from the 1959 building. The 43,000 sq. ft. revision of the library moved the Children’s Room to the main floor of the library, and provides a variety of meeting spaces from study rooms to meeting rooms. The antique oak tables located in the Margaret Marchi Reading Room are from the library’s first days in the Woodstock Opera House in the 1890s. The slanted table and benches in the Children’s Room and several adult fiction display stands are from the 1959 and 1966 renovations. 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Title A name given to the resource 1933 black and white photograph of a teenager holding a large trophy on the campus of the Tood School for Boys located in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School's Hascy Tarbox Holding the Silver Cup Awarded by Chicago Drama League for the Play Twelfth Night, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Twelfth Night is a 1933 American Pre-Code short color film, notable as the very earliest surviving film directed by Orson Welles, then aged 17. It is a recording of the dress rehearsal of Welles's own abridged production at his alma mater, the Todd School for Boys, where he had returned to direct this adaptation of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night for the Chicago Drama Festival in 1933. The play won first prize at that year's festival, presented as part of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, A Century of Progress Exposition. The cast included Hascy Tarbox as Sir Andrew Aguecheek and Todd School's Headmaster Roger Hill's daughter Joanne Hill as Viola. The famous actor and director, Orson Welles, is the best-known Todd School graduate. He started at Todd School in 1926 and graduated in 1931 at age 15. In the summer of 1934, he returned to produce the Todd Theatre Festival of Shakespearean plays at the Opera House. Welles’ first known film, Hearts of Age, was filmed in Woodstock. The building seen in the film is Wallingford Hall on the school campus. The Todd School bell used in the film now resides in front of the Woodstock Presbyterian Church, and the gravestone is in the Calvary Cemetery on Jackson Street. Welles is perhaps best known for directing and starring in Citizen Kane. In another of his movies, The Stranger, set in a boys’ boarding school, Welles paid homage by including subtle references to Todd School. Welles was a frequent visitor to the school after graduating, and would eventually serve on the Todd School board and his daughter, Christopher, attended the school. Welles remained friends with Roger Hill, Todd School Headmaster, and the two men collaborated on the Everybody’s Shakespeare. The Todd School for Boys (1848–1954) was an independent school located in Woodstock, Illinois founded by Reverend Richard Kimball Todd, a Presbyterian pastor. Under the guidance of Headmaster Noble Hill in the 1920s and Hill’s son Roger in the 1930s, it became known as a progressive school that provided students, including Orson Welles, with a creative educational environment that emphasized practical experience over traditional academics. The main Todd School Campus was located on the northeast corner of the Rt. 47 (Seminary Ave) and Rt. 120 (McHenry Ave.) junction. 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A Todd promotional brochure describes the experience as “Horsemanship at Todd is of the wild and wooly variety. Blue jeans rather than jodhpurs are in.“ The Todd School for Boys (1848–1954) was an independent school located in Woodstock, Illinois founded by Reverend Richard Kimball Todd, a Presbyterian pastor. Under the guidance of Headmaster Noble Hill in the 1920s and Hill’s son Roger in the 1930s, it became known as a progressive school that provided students with a creative educational environment that emphasized practical experience over traditional academics. The main Todd School Campus was located on the northeast corner of the Rt. 47 (Seminary Ave) and Rt. 120 (McHenry Ave.) junction. Anthony C. Roskie grew up in Rockford, Illinois and attended Rockford High School. After graduating from Lake Forest College outside of Chicago in 1929, he took a position as a coach and teacher at Todd School for Boys, eventually serving as its athletic director. Following his years at Todd and Woodstock Community High School, Roskie became a founder of McHenry County College. Roskie was voted Woodstock Citizen of the Year in 1971. Eleven years later, a pavilion at Woodstock City Park was named in his honor. He died in 1995 at the age of 89. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Black and white photograph of students and faculty of Todd School for Boys posing with instruments. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School "Bach to Boogie Band" Description An account of the resource Music Director Carl Hendrickson joined the Todd School faculty in 1926 after an early career as a violin prodigy and vaudeville performer. A composer as well as violinist, Hendrickson was responsible for many of the arrangements performed by Todd School choral and instrumental groups. The school had a sound studio in the basement of Grace Hall where Todd students recorded their own albums. The school’s Bach to Boogie jazz band performed nationally on stage and on radio. The Todd School for Boys (1848–1954) was an independent school located in Woodstock, Illinois founded by Reverend Richard Kimball Todd, a Presbyterian pastor. Under the guidance of Headmaster Noble Hill in the 1920s and Hill’s son Roger in the 1930s, it became known as a progressive school that provided students with a creative educational environment that emphasized practical experience over traditional academics. The main Todd School Campus was located on the northeast corner of the Rt. 47 (Seminary Ave) and Rt. 120 (McHenry Ave.) junction. 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Title A name given to the resource 1932 black and white photograph of Todd School for Boys students posing for a picture in Washington D.C. In the background is the capitol dome. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Students Visiting Washington D.C., 1932 Description An account of the resource 1932 - Todd School students in front of the United States Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. during an educational tour to historical locations across the country. A sample tour itinerary would have included stops in Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. The students traveled on the Todd School bus coaches that provided both sleeping and kitchen facilities. The Todd School for Boys (1848–1954) was an independent school located in Woodstock, Illinois founded by Reverend Richard Kimball Todd, a Presbyterian pastor. Under the guidance of Headmaster Noble Hill in the 1920s and Hill’s son Roger in the 1930s, it became known as a progressive school that provided students with a creative educational environment that emphasized practical experience over traditional academics. The main Todd School Campus was located on the northeast corner of the Rt. 47 (Seminary Ave) and Rt. 120 (McHenry Ave.) junction. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1932 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Caryl Roskie Lemanski Collection 1900s Big Bertha Students Todd School https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/5eb213b2d814c2bc2088636edd52e8de.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=hg%7EAyZAFIvWLPAHafzXRXvFAQlKeleYIPYgIPcQooIWdHamAI9m34jWAg58j4B4kDVheG3MvjKV3r3Wp1kiJR5LtcDce2ZWbMP%7Etmr9G6ZyAOlOA4HqRrZJnKX6bx1vdxaTGiR2L9IuZMgmc82zbzdbrY92TciPv6h6Be25NriNkQTJ%7EPbIjpQyurR%7EbCVGWuXqNPc8F4GDaggx0zAMyUPmkDCS5oJnIWL7JrWV1zS5gc8Z5kxg998pOVlv6LUb2wip%7EjCV5SyDmr8Qx-PEfVGszI1nqejDZkZzzGTZ15uVbB2Xa1V6Qk87jwSaHc1QRjS3927LG2BumOGMG%7EISEsg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM 8ec19a7fd943c9337400d9128804c78a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Black and white photograph of students and a facultry member tending a garden on the campus of the Tood School for Boys located in Woodstock, Illinois Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Gardens Description An account of the resource Todd students tending the gardens. Agriculture and animal husbandry were included as part of the Todd curriculum. In addition to small vegetable gardens on the main campus, the school had a large tract of land for crops next to the school’s airport. Marian Central Catholic High School is located on the site of the airport and farmland. The Todd School for Boys (1848–1954) was an independent school located in Woodstock, Illinois founded by Reverend Richard Kimball Todd, a Presbyterian pastor. Under the guidance of Headmaster Noble Hill in the 1920s and Hill’s son Roger in the 1930s, it became known as a progressive school that provided students with a creative educational environment that emphasized practical experience over traditional academics. The main Todd School Campus was located on the northeast corner of the Rt. 47 (Seminary Ave) and Rt. 120 (McHenry Ave.) junction. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Circa 1922 black and white photograph of Todd School for Boys students posing in costume on a stage for a Christmas pageant. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Christmas Pageant, circa 1922 Description An account of the resource Christmas pageant being performed on the Todd School's Rogers Hall stage. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Bob & Diana Treese Collection Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1922~ Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> 1900s Drama Students Todd School https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/49722/archive/files/90fa0a27981835105e1df412c65dc099.jpg?Expires=1790208000&Signature=lTnEAJik2dT3-Bp45iyafzVg4OiypHAHg%7EwYWRRTE2SFakAcAV8JZoYAGKPWJEv-DClmgnjtSFNFwI2tpkjQd-nk64Mjawp33O0qxLLZrhQZWFInb7q2Qm%7EiZfY5w0qTiF4RG03s%7ENomIcEwLsOTijcDu66WlLa3mSluOer%7EKGG1yet5uaFNJmwtdLVz9Q8-cJzAXSPmV7hxlfKfPgeRjTE3lM40av5XUy%7E4I5JGXb1ggM5%7EwNeuK0KI5N4Y2lxd-2IeNlUZecibvKOhJyysuBdsM%7E7pKRygdx5-6cFg9ELxyDeAN1p4p7yH6xs8LvPvYIlu4qVKZSyl6LeIBwYl7A__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM cc481dd5a716698b06010849cb1ebd07 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Circa 1940 black and white photography of student parents in front of a trailer coach on the campus of the Todd School for Boys campus located in Woodstock, Illinois. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Todd School Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Student Parents in Front of Todd School's Travel Coach "Big Bertha" Description An account of the resource Circa 1940s. Coach Roskie is on the far left. Affectionately known as “Big Bertha,” the Todd School sleeper buses provided a complete traveling home/school, were used to take students to educational sites throughout North America and to transport students to the Todd winter home in Florida. The Todd School for Boys (1848–1954) was an independent school located in Woodstock, Illinois founded by Reverend Richard Kimball Todd, a Presbyterian pastor. Under the guidance of Headmaster Noble Hill in the 1920s and Hill’s son Roger in the 1930s, it became known as a progressive school that provided students with a creative educational environment that emphasized practical experience over traditional academics. The main Todd School Campus was located on the northeast corner of the Rt. 47 (Seminary Ave) and Rt. 120 (McHenry Ave.) junction. Anthony C. Roskie grew up in Rockford, Illinois and attended Rockford High School. After graduating from Lake Forest College outside of Chicago in 1929, he took a position as a coach and teacher at Todd School for Boys, eventually serving as its athletic director. Following his years at Todd and Woodstock Community High School, Roskie became a founder of McHenry County College. Roskie was voted Woodstock Citizen of the Year in 1971. Eleven years later, a pavilion at Woodstock City Park was named in his honor. He died in 1995 at the age of 89. Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Caryl Roskie Lemanski Collection Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-NC/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY</a> Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 194X 1900s Big Bertha Students Todd School