Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 45, Hammond, Lake County, 9 August 1906 — Page 2

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES THURSDAY. AUGUST 9, 1006.

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In Social Circles

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Communication pertaining to this department may be addressed to Mil Daisy L. Emery. Society Editor Trie Lake County Times. Telephone 111.

Miss Gertrude Keefer is visiting friends at Casopolis, Mich. Mrs. K. P. A met? is visiting her on in Crawfordsville. Miss Dora Otto is visiting friends in Ka verfswooa." Frank Rhode is entertaining his mother from Joliet, 111. for a few days.

Miss of Mrs. da j.

Amelia Young was the guest Uieland in East Chicago to-

Mrs. M. Rogers of 118 Russell street and her daughter Mrs. T.

Twombly of Chicago wnt toiMart-

insville Springs this afterkoon for

an extended visit. t

Mrs. Joseph Jaeger. 1S5 State Line street, entertained, the sewing circle, No.- 2 - of St. Margaret's hospital yesterday afternoon at cards. The prizes .were won by Mrs. George Eder and Mrs. Henry Dicker.

Mike Shindler, representing the Inland Paper company, was in Hammond today for his firm.

Miss Florence Shea is now allowed visitors at the hospital. She will probably be taken home next week.

Geo. Ruston of. Freeport, 111. was in Hammond today on. business niat-

i i ters.

Mrs. M. .1 .Kraus went to Chicago today, where she will spend a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hutton left today for Rochester, where they will visit for a short time. Mrs. Ryan and Miss Margaret Ryan' have Miss Mae Nelson' as their guest' at The Dells, Wis.

Mrs. Taxton of Rensselaer is visiting at the home of her son W. II. Pa.tton at 10 Rimbach avenue. Harry Eller of Crawfordsville, Ind. who ha3 many friends in this city, Is the proud father of a girl baby. The Misses Mary and Anna Ibach went to Chicago today, where they will. spend two days with relatives. - Mrs. Charles Kasson is spending a few days with Mrs. T. F. Spellman, at her home in Englewood. Mrs. Earl Mason and baby went to Lafayette this morning to spend a month with Mrs. Mason's mother. Mrs. George A. Mellie and daughter Margaret of New York City, were the guests of R. II. McIIie today. The ladies of the Columbia club and their husbands will have a fish dinner at Lake Front park this evening. . .- "'Mife3 Stella; ;Nichols; who has been YiEiting-with ' Miss Marlon Deming for the last two weeks, returned to her home -in Lowell today. j Mr. and Mrs. A. Simons of Indiana avenue entertained Ray Dilling

ham of Whiting and Miss Pearl Akers

last evening. i Miss Mary Holm took the members of her class in the Presbyterian Sun

day school to Lake Front park this

afternoon for a picnic.

Mrs. Fred Schmal and Miss Maggie Schmal of Lowell, are the guests of

Mrs. Henri Heiser, 3S Clinton

street.

Miss Stella Nichols, Miss Marion

Chicago to see "The Vanderbilt Cup"'

Deming and Charles Deming went to

yesterday afternoon.

Miss K. L. Lavene will come fi'om

Chicago tomorrow to spend a few

days with her parents Mr. and Mrs.

II. Cohen, 85 State street.

Miss Louise Kraus, who has been

visiting with her brother at 24

South Hohman street, returned to

her home in Chicago this monring

Miss Cora Goodman returned to

her home in Sioux vCity last evening after n short visit with her cousin, Miss Edith Goodman of Ogden street.

The North Hammond Lutheran band will give a trolly party this evening. The car will leave Hohman

and State streets at 8 o'clock. -" , t

t Mrs. J. 15. Hajiburton and the

members of her Sunday school class

are' giving a lawn social this evening at her home, 512 South Hohman street. Mrs. Warren and Mr. Sturgess of Mt. Vernon, who fiave been visiting Mrs. Cynthia Sohl on South Hohman street, returned to their home yesterday afternoon. Raymond Randolph of Crown Point visited ia Hammond yesterday. He left in the. afternoon for Michigan City where be will visit for about n week. MIpss Jennie Seigle, who is bookkeeper and stenographer at the West 5!de Tnu ' :aini Savings bank, Chicago s visiting Mrs. Charles Arkin of 14 2 iohman street.

Miss Amelia Young entertained at a dinner party last evening. The guests from out-of-town were Mrs. Reiland of East Chicago. Miss Relland of Aurora, 111. and Mrs. Rohde of Joliet. . Mrs. T. H. Melson, who has been visiting her daughters, Mrt. C. V. Cough of Indiana Harbor, and Mrs.

T. K. Smith of Hammond, returner! to her home in Advance. Ind., this morning. Miss Gertude J. Engebo, who is traveling in Europe, ends us word that she is having a delightful trip and sends greetings to all her friends and pupils here; and most cordially invites them to join her in a trip through the picturesque mountains of Norway. Miss Engebo's home is in Norway and she will spend two months there. The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Treacy to Casper Hick, took place today at StElizabeth's church in Chi

cago. The ceremony was pertormeci

at 10 o'clock by Father Reilly. Miss

Alice Carthy attended as bridesmaid

and P. H. Dick acted as best man.

The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Dick of 122, .Douglas street, and , is a brother of Nicholas and

Frank Rick.. He is a wholesale

shoe dealer in Chicago. A wedding breakfast was served at one of the

large hotels down " town "and the

young people left immediately on a

honeymoon trip in Wisconsin. Mr.

and Mrs. Casper Bick, Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholas-Bick and M .and Mrs. Otto

Knoezer attended from Hammond.

The Missionary society of ; the

Presbyterian church will be enter

tained Friday afternoon at the home

of Mrs. W. F. Bridge, 36 Warren street. All the ladies of the church

and congregation are cordially in vited to attend.

The topic . for .study is the Japa

nese and Chinese in America Pres

ent Day Immigration. Mrs. Elliott

will have charge of the devotional hour and the following program will

be given: s

Piano So to. v i.f.VMIss ATeta Werner Paper -"Japanese and Chinese in

Americo", . .... ... .Mrs. Twiss

Reading "Compel Them to Come

In", -. . . .Mrs. Holm

"The Immigration Problem"..

Mrs. Griffin

Vdcal Duett Misses Aleta Werner

and Gertrude Twiss.

Peter Moser, who is now conneet-

ed with a Chicago hardware firm, was in Hammond last evening as the

guest of friends.

Mrs. Elmer E. Wagner, 3 49 Beall avenue, who was operated on for carenmia today at the Mary Thompson hospital in Chicago.

Mr. McFarland. of the W. B. Con-

kev plant, went to Chicago today to

lttend to some business for the com

pany.

FlifWIRnDE (Special Stock Service to the Lake County Times).

NEW YOKE LETTER.

The delivery of the new Chicago elephone books will start tomorrow

morning. Frank Shea has taken.

he contract for the delivery.

THE- CITY

The Hammond Saengerbund holds

its weekly rehearsal this evening.

Miss Lizzie Mettler went to

cago this morning on business.

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Fred Mott went to Chicago today

on business.

llarry inompson or uetroit. was

a, visitor. .in Hammond yesterday.

J. T. Revert of Huntingdon, Pa.

was in Hammond yesterday on busi ness.

Frank Geister of Indiana Harbor, eported to the local police last night

that his horse had strayed and had been lost ever since.

William Hunt and Walter Trean-

or of Luthville, Ky., were the guests of William Hasse and family Tues

day, on their way to Niagara Falls.

P. Williams of Crown Point, was

up yesterday ana sola anotner ream

of matched black horses to Fred

Carter.

Franklin H. Sage, who was sent

to Toledo by the local lodge of Ma

sons, is now at Rochester, anu nas

written to his friends from there.

New York, Aug. 10. Liquidation in stocks continued again today with liberal selling of all of the higher priced rails and a few of the more active industrials. St. Paul was the leader in the bear movement and selling in this stock was on a large scaLe with nrices generally receding

until this issue had lost nearly three j points from the opening figure. I'nirtfl D O f . f n wi C 1 IcA XL." ail" XT' i V !

bear operators pressing their advantage and producing a decline of three

points, these two stocks were the market factors and their influence had a tendency to weaken the balance of the list. In the industrial group, Copper was the weak feature, suffering a decline of two points from yesterday's closing prices, the selling of this security is probably based on the fact that the metal market in both Europe and this country is in a somewhat artifiicial condition and that producers of the raw material are taking advantage of it to unload their surplus stock. Trading in Pennsylvania was in enormous quantities and the buying was of an excellent character. It was the only strong feature of a pronouncedly bearish market. In the last half hour there was

a spasmodic rally of about one point from the low levels established early, brought about chiefly by a few timid shorts inclined to take their profits.

demand fair. Quite a little cash corn bought from Illinois farmers, the first in several weeks. The market closed weak without any rallying power. Oats weaker and in sympathy with the other cereals. There were a few

' had reports circulated as to the grow

ing crop In Nebraska, but as a market factor were of little" consequence. Cash oats in the sample market one half cent lower. Provisions dull and lifeless. Receipts of hogs here increasing daily and this may revive speculation in hog products.

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ROWLAND AND CLIFFORD

Subnit the Clever Young Character Actor

LULU BEREOLGS GETS -ALIMONY. The divorce case of Lulu Bereolos versus Gus Bereolos, was tried by Judge Tuthil! in chambers at Michigan City and Mrs. Bereolos was awarded $25 per month temporary allowance and $25 attorney's fees.

court' house completed.

Contractor Eric Lund has completed the work on the court house at Kentland and last Monday turned the building over to the county commissioners who expressed themselves as satisfied with the work. It was one of the largest contracts ever let in Newton county and the satisfac

tion that Mr. Lund has given in his work speaks well for his ability.

WILLIAM V.'MONG

and a Largr. Competent Supporting Company in the Unique, Interesting

and Out of Ihe Ordinary

DRAMA

Clay

FIRST IN RANK OF PLAYS DEPICTING TUB LIVES OF QUAINT AND HONEST RUSTIC FOLK.

LIPlNSKI OPENS BRANCH OFFICE

Officer Kunz shot a dog late yes

terday afternoon in front of Taussig's jewelry store. The animal showed signs of rabies.

The remains of Fred Iluth of

Clark Station, who died of hydro

phobia, were buried this afternoon

at the Tolleston cemetery.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Description.

Closin? Open High. Low. Aug. 9 Aug. 8

Arthur Korinek, who has been visiting for the last three weeks at the home of his uncle W. H. Thompson, returned to his home in Chicago yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. Fred Ewert of this city who underwent an operation at the Mary Thompson hospital in Chicago, has shown, much improvement and will return in a tew dcys.

The Lake Front bathing was spoiled yesterday afternoon owing to the dirtiness and oiliness of the water. A boat landed at Whiting the west wind sent all ths oil over to the Lake Front.

Wm. Mandolli, who runs a fruit store at the corner of State and Oakley crushed his finger this afternoon on-8h ice crusher. The finger

was so Pauiy crusned that it was

found necessary to amputate it.

F. W. Wells, general freight agent of the Erie was here today on busi

ness matters from Cleveland, in company with r H. T. McClellan, trainmaster, and W. A. Nelson, division freight agent of Huntington.

Harry Toskey, a 12-year-old boy,

living in Burnham, had his arm brok

en yesterday while at work. The

boy was working on a house when he slipped and fell fifteen feet to the

ground.

William J. Humpher returned yesterday from a two weeks outing at Lake Minnetonke.

The Milkmaids will have another rehearsal next Monday night at the Methodist church.

W. W. Parker, the contractor, made a business trip to the city this afternoon.

John Balles, a negro was arrestee1 last night on the charge of drunkenness.

Dallas Shotts, the little son of

.lonn bnotts or Jo ugaen street. .was slightly injured yesterday morning

at Klitzke Bros.' dairy. ,The little

renow was wasnmg a norse with a

how when the animal kicked him in the' forehead. He was knocked unconscious for a few moments and was taken to Dr. Pannenborg, who dressed the wound.

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Am. Loeomot . Anaconda .... 25b j Am. Tobac pfd 1W , Am. Woolen-. 37 H

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B. R. T. 78

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Interboro .... 36 ; 36

Kan.C.So. com 27 K " " prfd 561 ;

Mex. Cent 21 M. K. & T com 34

" prfd 68 ; Mo. Pac 9H Nat. Lead. . . 7 N. Y. Cent.... 140 Nor.& Western 91 Ont.& Western 47 Pacific Mail Peo. Ga3 91 J4; Penn 15 m Pressed Steel 52 Reading M)i Rep. I.& S 2-2 Do Pfd 9J Rock Isld com 26 ' prfd t3 Rubber 4 So. Pac 75 Ji

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St. Paul 1j4 St. L. & S. V. 24

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Month Opening Wheat. Sept. 73H-'i Dec. 76-76 May 7yj4-h

High Low

76 79J,

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Miss Lilly Marshall was in the city today to make a number of call there for P. B. Lipinski.

Harry Weis and George Hill returned this morning from a two

days' trolly tour through northern

Illinois.

Frank llalfman of Turkey Creek was in Hammond today an business matters.

A baby girl came-to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crug. Thompson last night.

Mrs. Geo. A. Locklin and Miss Norma Locklin made a trip to Chicago to attend to some shopping.

Dr. B. Carter and Will Allen of the Standard Oil works, were in HanmionA yesterday oa business.

Signs should be placed at the ends of the sewer work on Hohman street to warn driver? to take the alley to the right. -An accident almost occurred today in the alley west of Hohman street when an automobile and Mr. Ruhstadt's buggy tried to pass. A man ran and held the horse's head, while the auto ran out into the vacant lot to make room for the horse and bugev.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED Machinist, young man about 24 years of age, who has had considerable' experience in a machine shop. One who can make ordinary repairs and run sharper, drill press, handle bench tools, etc. $15.00 a week to start with. Steady position to bright, intelligent young manApply at once W. B. CONKEY CO. 8,9,3t. -

Corn. Sept, 9H 48 49a 40141, Dec. 45 454-i44 44,a 45Ha Ma 4o 4c- 4S& iSh-hb 466b Oats. Sept 3154 aiH 30T gt-a - 31 Hb Dec. 32- 32 32 32h 32lb May S4ji-Js 84 31 34i'b 34Jia Pork. Sept. 16 '5 t95 !6 t5 id 5 1695 Oct Jan. 140O l'OO 13?t 132 14o5 Lard. Sept. S72-70 72 h67 K7nb 877 a Oct S77 bTi-60 875 S77 K85a Jan. 805 t05-07 hoi to5 Si' a Ribs. Sept. 9u7 -n7 902 f05-(i7 S17a Oct. SS0 S:-S2 S77 b5 -fc2 8M-90a Jau. 750a 750 747 75-J 752a

Paul B. Lipinski, one of the leadng real estate and insurance men

of this city, has opened a branch of

fice at Hegewisch and has taken

Anton Koslba of that place, in as a

junior member. Their office will be at 13259 Erie avenue. During the many years that Lipinski has been in business he has always been

alone but on account of his growing

business with the foreigners he

found it expedient to open the branch

office.

Many Pretty Scenic Sets Showing the Famous Clay Baking Fields of Southern Pennsylvania

MR. MONO as the old Clav Baker PETER DEN1Q

Prices: 25, 35, 50 and 75c.

PEDDLER WANTED

FOR RUG STEALING.

A Cross, a well known peddlar in

Robertsdale, was wanted yesterday afternoon in the Whiting city court

to answer to the charge of stealing a rug from the back yard of Mrs.

Van Stewart. Cross failed . to appear, and when the officers went to his home they were informed that he had gone to Cleveland.

BUSINESS COLLEGE NOTES.

Misses Ava CrowelJ, Gertrude

Maudef ,- - Marie - James, -4trm Soltwedel, William Bahn and Blanche Mortinson were pleasure seekers at

the Lake Front park this afternoon

and evening.

V.Te have reduced the rental rate for extension telephones. Formerly it was $1 per month. Now it is $1 for two months, or fifty cents per month. You need an extension. It means comfort and safety in the home. Telephone your order to the Manager or ask him for further in-

CHICAGO TELEPHONE CO.

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Summers Sanitary Soda Fountain Sanitary Soda Water, is the test

Convince Yoursei

Harvey Mathias was a pleasant

visitor last evening.

Edmond Klein entered the evening

school to take up the course of book

keeping.

Essa Crowell of Crown '. Point was a caller today. She will leave this afternoon for Ft. Wayne to visit friends and relatives.

Mrs. Conroy, who has been absent on account of the death of her father, is expected to return soon to finish her course in shorthand.

MINAS BUYS OUT LUNDT.

The firm of.Minas & Lundt of the 5 and 10-cent store, dissolved partnership this morning, Harry Minas buying the interest of Lundt. Minas will continue in the business which will be run as heretofore. The store has been h success ever since Minas has been connected with it.

D. E. B00NE A DELEGATE.

CHICAGO LETTER.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles

held a special meeting last night in

order to select a delegate to the session of the grand aerie of Fraternal Order of Eagles. at Milwaukee. D. E. Boone was selected to act as delegate. The Lake Shore Is making arrangements to run a special train through northern Indiana to carry the Eagles to the convention.

SUMMERS PHARMACY

Expert Prescriptionists. Commercial Bank Building Call your doctor over our phones.

Two 'Plionss

H. Schmidt

Fancy Cleaner and Dyer Main office and works 8949 Commercial Avc.7 South Chicago, 111.

Hammond Office241 East State Street, with Singer Sewing Machine Co. Telephone 2601.

Artistic Commercial Printing Times Office

FOR SALE A corner salcon doing a profitable business on North Side. Good brick building with 7 room

-flat above. Sold at a bargain. Ap

ply to QOSTLIN, MEYN & CO.

Chicago, Aug. 10. Quite a line of

long wheat was dumped on the market at the opening this morning. It was more than the bulls cared to buy and this operation resulted in a decline of a cent a bushel from the

(opening price.: There is reported

a good export demand for both wheat and flour, twenty loads being worked for the continent today. Weather in the northwest clearing and this factor removes any apprehension as to damage to the growing crop. The market closed soft with a weak undertone. Corn weak and lower for the near futures and steady for the more distant months. Weather conditions are favorable for the corn crop. Local commission houses were liberal sellers of both May and December. Cash

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The best in Hammond, Brahos Brothers, Proprietors. Telephone 2942 - - - 126 Hohman St

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