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42 LEAVE FOR "Y" CAMP Bobby Cutler, soil of Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Cutler, 1016 AshlarJd avenue, Norton Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Potter, 925 Chestnut street, and Billv Crawford. son of Mr. and Mrs. R~bcrt Crawford, 919 Ashland avenue, will leave Saturday to spend two weeks at the £,·anston Y. M. C. A. camp at Frcemont, Mich. I WILMETTE LIFE August 2. 1929 Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Collyer, 730 I COBURNS RETURN HI O ME Ninth street, had as their guest Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Coburn, 915 Thompson Ross, from New York. Mrs. Linden avenue, returned to their home Ross left last week to return home the latter part of last week. Mrs. after a visit of ten days with the Coburn had been in Madison, Wis., Collyers. Frank Peter Collyer, son of and Mr. Coburn returned from Nova Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Collyer, returned Scotia, Canada. Tuesday from Camp Tivoli, Wis. I Joseph Donneraberger Ia Summoned by Death at 85 Funeral ~ervices +or Joseph D<;mnersberger, 303 Central avenue, \Vt~mctte, who took a prominent part m_ the building of the system of South. l'aks in Chicago, were held · from Ius late residetlce Saturday morning, July 27, at 10 o'clock to St. Francis Xavier chm ch in vVilmette. Mr. Donncrsberg~r was 85 ·years old. He had he en ~11 for three · months ansi dicrl at his l!.)me Thursday, July 25. Born in Cincinnatti, Mr. Donnersberger came to Chicago when 25 years old and established his own real estate firm which he maintained until his death. His career in public office began in 1873, when he seryed as·. trustee in Cicero. After occupymg th1s office d as a county for eight years, he ser:ve_ commissioner for three years. In 1889 Mr. Donnersberger became a South Park commissioner in Chicago, and served on the South Park board until 1902. He resigned in that year. but was reappointed in 1911 and served until 1916. For ten years of his 18 vcars' service on the hoar:d. including the year of the 1893 \Vorld's fair, ~Ir. Donncrsbcrger was pre sident of that bodY. He was also prcsidc·nt of the Chicago, Real Estate hoa:d in 1899. Mr. Donncrsbcrger was a Civil war ,·cteran, a member of Lincoln post. r\ o. 93, G. A. R. SurviYing him arc eight children, all of whom were at his bedside when he died. They are: Frank Donnersbcrgcr of Kcnih;orth, George of Highland Park, Anthony of Chicago, Emma and Gertrude of \Vilmett e, l\1 rs. Agnes ~fino!!ue of Evanston, and Mrs. Mary .Englisch and 11 rs. £ya Shine of Chi :cago. ~fr. and Mr . Claude Hamilton. 430 \Voodstock aYenue, Kenilworth, and th~r daughter, Charlotte. lc ft la st week for Eagle HiYer, \Vi s .. for a short time. ... -o. Mrs. P. V. Bright, 731 Ashland avenue, and her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bright, Jr., motored hack last week from High Lake, \Vis., where they had been for two and onehalf weeks. James Craig, son of ~~ r. and Mrs. Han·ey Craig, of 71o Lake avenue, will lean~ · tonight for Camp Ma-Ka- J a\ Van, where he will stay for a month. --------------------------------------------------------------------The Lar.eest Exclusive Carpet, Rug and Linoleu,m Store North of the "Loop" Roswell Coyne, son of Mr. ·and Mrs. Thomas Coyne, 240 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth, is convalescing nicely after a serious burn on- his hand when his motor launch caught fire from a gasoline explosion in the \Vilm ette Harbor last Sunday. The August Sale ol FIME RUGS aad FLOOR COVERINGS Begins Thursday, August lst In our DAYLIGHT SAlESROOM we have assembled all merchandise for this great and regular sales event-an opportunity for early Fall buying. OUR AUGUST SPECIALS-ALL GRASS AND FIBRE FLOOR COVERING AT COST }~stlmatlng, Cutting Lnylrlg, Sewing Stnlr J·nds DAVID G. BARRY 806-810 Grove St., Evanston Phone Univ. 5712 Private Parking Space Greenleaf 2300 and Linings f'll'anhur nnd UeJlairingo Rugs :llltl ('a rswt s Yards CHICAGO EVANSTON Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hymen L. Radin. 5 34 Elder Lane. Winnetka BuiLDERs' MILLWORK & Sl.JPPLY COMPANY General Millwork 2131 University 7700 HL'BI\ARn Woons DEWEY AYE. EVANSTON Phone Greenleaf 6040 nllllllllllllllll'l WILLIAM Plum bin~ and Heating Manufacturer of Lucke Leakproof Bathtub Hangers- Patented JOHNSON BROS. HEATING COMPANY H eati11g - Ventilating Refrigeration 1419 BELLEPLAINE AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Phones: Wellington 2792-2793 _ _1 1111111111111111111 t1111111111111111111 TRIANGLE MosAIC TILING COMPANY Not Inc. pAUL PHILLIPS Pla.der Contractor and Repair Work 828 OAK ST. ' WINNETKA Phone Winnetka 2181 S. S. Beman, Architect Floor Tile - Wall Tile - Fireplaces Mosaic I 1509 OTTO ST. CHICAGO Phone Wellington 8083 John H. Davies WILl\1ETTE COAL & MATERIAL Co. 1301 LAKE A \ 'E . . Wilmette 4!00 =~~~,111111~1111111~111m~~ JAMES WIGGINTON Contractor for 1167 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette - -· --·- ··· -- Our Flagstones JIJ ake Betiuti/ul · Jl/ alks Phone Wilmette 1664 BRICK & STONE \VORK 1115 OAK ST. University 676 EVANSTON Wilmette 4200 ·.:.;;;;~;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;!.l