I thought this might be of interest to some on the list. LOCAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Property Exchanges Record During Past Several Weeks John Ibach Jr., and wife to Geo. Garrity, W.D. $1.00. Lots 2 and 3, Boilvine Add, Highland Park. Geo. Garrity to John Ibach Jr., and wife, W.D. $1.00. Lot 13, Evans Sub, Highland Park. Daniel Pease and wife to L.A. Pease, W.D. $1.00. W. 121 ft., E. 271 ft., 3 1/2, Block 4, Plat "C", Highwood. Winifred C. Vail and husband to H.S. and Jennie C. Vail, W.D. $1.00. Part lot 18, block 24, Highland Park. Middleton Smith and wife to Gerald Parker, W.D., $5,700.00. Lot 15, Green Bay Add. Lake Forest. A.W. Beergman and wife to D.D.F. Mackenzie, W.D. $3,000.00. Lot 7, block 30, Highland Park. The Libertyville Comm__ ___ was organized Monday evening at a very enthusiastic meeting at which over fifty men were present. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting and fifty men signed their names as members, a surprisingly good record for the first evening. These officers were elected: President - N.L. Maher Vice President - Paul Ray Secretary - T.F. Smalle Treasurer - D.E. Ellsworth Directors - E.A. Bishop, R.F. Wright, G.C. Gridley, Wm. Preston, James Swan. Golf Course at Great Lakes Commander W.A. Moffett of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station is a great believer in the value of "Jack at play," and encourages any form of sport he thinks beneficial to the men under him. Recently the Great Lakes Golf Club was formed, with the commander as president. A nine hole course, measuring 2,775 yards, was laid out over the parade grounds, and although many of the officers are new to the sport it has proven popular, the club having a membership of thirty-four. Source: Highland Park Press November 18, 1915.