Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1906 — Page 3
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES PAGE THREE
Mondav, August 13, 1906.
Gary News
Messrs. Paker, McFadden and Gatens spent yesterday in Chicago.
'Eva Miller left Saturday morning for a few days' visit with friends and relatives at Cedar Lake.
Part of the postoffice equipment arrived Saturday and the remainder is expected daily.
quite feeble. His many friends are glad to see him out and hope for his permanent recovery.
Early Saturday morning while William Nichols Jr. was splitting kindling he made a "mis-lick" with the ax, striking his left hand severing the thords and breaking the knuckle to his index finger. Drs. Quincy and Gooder were called to dress the wound and Will may consider himself very fortunate if he gets through without a stiff finger.
East Chicago
Mrs. George Reuss is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ruess, in Chicago.
Mr. Cooper is making a several
days' stay In Valparaiso. The lady who visited him here several weeks
ago is reported to be quite ill, which
accounts for his extended absence
from us.
Mr. Jensen and Mr. Frederiksen's brother-in-law paid Mr. Frederiksen and family a visit Saturday evening, returning to Chicago yesterday afternoon.
The team driven to Baughman.& Hayhursts's ice wagon turned too short in the road Saturday and upset the wagon throwing the occupants to the ground, among them being Teddy Ilayhurst, a little baby. The horses broke loose from the wagon and ran for about forty rods. Fortunately no serious damage was done
further than scratching the little boy up.
Work has begun on the erection of
a building just north of the Hungar
ian restaurant. The building will
be used for a Folish restaurant. A Polish meat, market will be put up
justw est of the tonsorial parlors on
Prospect avenue.
Hobart Nevs.
Mrs. Emma Colburn visited relatives in South Chicago yesterday.
Will Reick and Herman Xiksch were up to White City Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt were in Ham
mond yesterday. Mr. Wyatt went to see one of his horses that is under
the care of Dr. Ebright at Hammond.
The horse was quite badly sprained
several weeks ago, but is doing quite well and will probably be back at
work again in a short time.
Wm. Taylor and family spent Sun
day in Valparaiso.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sohn
last Saturday, a baby girl.
Joe Steinberger of Hammond, visit
ed friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Goldberg and daughter Bessie were visitors in the city yesterday.
Mr. MacFoland and Jack Andrews spent Sunday in Chicago.
The Davidson foundry company
are contemplating building a new
office and adding to their office force.
Robertsda
Mr. Cross is at sons in Cleveland.
the home of his
Miss Anna Meyers of Chicago, visiting with her aunt this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Specter of Gary spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Moses Specter. They rode over from Gary on horse-back.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crowley, who have been visiting the latter's mother for a few days, returned home last night.
Lawrence James and family returned home last night. Mrs. James and son have been visiting her mother, Mrs. DeBriae, for the past week.
Miss Laura Cowden is entertaining her cousins from out of town.
Mrs. with a
Agnes severe
Roberts cold.
is suffering
Dr. G. W. Kohr was a Chicago visitor on Saturday.
Mr. W. L. Miller of Roberts avenue, is entertaining out of town friends this week.
The Misses Hilma Vvick and Ester Anderson, together with Chris. Peterson and Tom Davis attended a theatre in Chicago Saturday night.
Jack Evans and family, M. L. Palmer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaufman were the guests of Lee Palmer of Chicago yesterday where they were entertained at dinner.
ine concrete mixer to be used in
the construction of the office build
ing foundation arrived yesterday. It
will be placed in position immediate
ly at the north end of the bridge,
level with the floor of the bridge.
The work of driving the piling for
foundation is nearly completed
the putting in of the concrete
begin in a few days.
Axel Hilin
yesterday.
was out from the city
Tink Fehlman and family of ChiMiss Martina Glynn visited over
Sunday with her parents.
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and
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cago, sted.
spent Sunday with A. E. Hal-
The Wyatt brothers expect to receive a large amount of additional
worK rrom tne company, rney are
grading- Eight! avenue at present,
mis ueing me street on wnicn so
much grading is necessary on ac
count of the ridge along which the
street runs. The moving of one hill sixty feet high which is used to fill
in one slough, will require the mov
ing of half a million yards of sand.
Joe Fox spent Sunday with his par
ents.
Hart Rowe of Ottawa,
home over Sunday.
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Ex-Coroner John Traeger of Chi
cago, visited his brother Charles yes
terday.
Ted Barnes and family of Chicago,
visited over Sunday with his brother Tom, and family.
The board of trustees held their
regular meeting on Saturday after
noon. Among other things discuss
ed were ' the opening of Broadway
across the Wabash, Michigan Central
and Fort Wayne roads; the obtaining of supplies for the town; the
necessity of ;i marshall and of get
ting ready for school time, which
comes now within a Month. Directions were given for various mat
ters to be submitted to the board at their next meeting at which time
action will be. taken upon them. The
next meeting will be at 3 o'clock
on Saturday instead of at 4:30.
The one-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Miller, who live
near tne planing mill, died baturday.
Funeral services from German Luth
eran church today.
The volunteer fire department has scTfar collected $400 towards the tournament, which is to take place here on Saturday, the 18th. Several thousand visitors are expected on that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Drinker of Whiting, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blandras of Indiana boulevard.
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Mr. Robert Atchison 'arrived from his country, home at Crocker, Ind., and will spend several days here.
Mr. Alvin Roland returned from La Porte, Ind.. where he had been sperrding his vacation.
Mr. Henry Haft of Indiana boulevard is visiting with Mr. George Sladek of Palos Springs, 111.
The Ladies aid of the Evangelical church gave an ice cream social on Friday. The music was furnished by the Robertsdale band, and everybody reported a most enjoyable time.
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Miss Helen Aubrey, who has been spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Helen Funkhouser, will appear at the Grand opera house, Chicago, in a play entitled "Vindication." This is the first production of the piece.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buntshuk of
ndiana boulevard, entertained out
of town visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herndoller of
Roberts avenue, visited the latter's
mother on Sunday..
The funeral of Herman Baganz Jr. took place this morning at Hessville. The boy Avas seven, years old and while playing along the canal with his little brother whom he was wheeling in a baby-buggy, ran down to the water to wade and it is thought he went out a little too far and was drowned. He was taken out of the water by Sam Murphy.
Rev. Hahnhuber preached at South
Chicago on Sunday morning. There were no preaching services at the
Robertsdale Evangelical church.
Miss Hulda Soltwedel of Ham
mond is visiting her cousin, Miss Myrtle Soltwedel of Harrison avenue.
The fire department was called
out Saturday afternoon, but its ser
vices were not needed. Fire origi
nating from a gasoline stove started
in the nome 01 Mrs. Henry Cooper,
but was extinguished in a few minutes. The department made a quick
response.
Lowell News.
iuiss lizzie liaira, or neuron is
enjoying a week's visit with her lady
friend Miss Edith Dinwiddie.
Mr. . and Mrs. Albert Marcey of Chicago are the guests of their old-
time friends, Editor Woodcock and
family.
The ball game yesterday between
the Hobart Maroons and the Schoenhoffens of Chicago, resulted in a vic
tory for the visiting team, the score being 11 to 6. The Schoenhoffens are a bunch of good ball players, but just a little too fast for the Maroons.
We hope they will be out again this season.
The Amusement hall opened by Charles Berry Saturday night is certainly doing fine. During eaxh performance all the chairs are occupied
and all standing room taken. If the crowds continue pouring in every night as at the two last ones, Mr. Berry will have no chance to complain, and there is no reason why this attraction should not do very well, as it is the only place of amusement in this city.
Mrs. John Wichorst of Roberts ave
nue, returned to her home after spending several days with her rela
tives at Valparaiso, Ind.
The Epworth League of the M. E. church gave their seventh annual trolly party to Manhattan Beach Sat
urday night, going by the way of
Jackson park and returning by way of Manhattan beach, where they
stopped for 13 minutes. The party
consisted of about 250 j-oung people
Three special cars were hired for the occasion and all were crowded to
their fullest capacity.
Dyer
ews.
The Christian church Sunday
school will have a basket picnic at
Water Valley Tuesday. An enjoy able time is anticipated.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip
drove to Hammond Sunday.
Keilman
Anton Kaiser is having
roof put on his house.
a new
Lewis Woods, wife and daughter
Nauo, leave Tuesday for a two
weeks visit with Frank and Ed Hunt
at Xenia and Dayton, O.
Some of our young folks spent Sun
day at Chicago Heights.
Editor Swann and wife of Ham
mond, and Mr. Medscar and wife of!
mcago maue a trip to .uoweu m a
touring car Sunday.
Nick Boecker of St John was here
on business baturaay.
Dr. and Mrs. Schlieker, returned
today from a four weeks trip all throuch the East. They left here
over the Wabash, stopping at Detroit,
Niagara Falls and then New York
City; they went from New York to
Boston then up to Portland, Me., up
to Quebec, Canada, and from Portland they came down the ocean to
Washington, D. C. They visited all the historical points through the
East.
Peter Stark of St. John was a Sunday visitor here.
Mis. S. A. mother, Mrs.
ing her Lowell, join her
Bell is visiting her
u. banger ana renew-
lormer acquaintances in Her husband. Dr. Bell, will the middle of the week.
Miss Zippie Davis and her mother
returned Sunday morning from Chicago .
The remains of John Bain who
died so suddenly in New York City, will be sent to St. Louis for burial.
His sisters, Mrs. . A. Kenny and Mis? Lizzie Bain of this city left for
St. Louis Saturday to attend the funeral, j
The mason work on the new bridge
for the E. J. & E. tracks has been
completed. It is a fine piece of work.
Mrs. Theo. Kammer and children
returned yesterday from their weeks' visit in Chicago.
St. John News.
Messrs Joseph Austgen, Jos. and
Henry Miller were Hammond visit ors yesterday.
Mr. Callahan, foreman of the Monon section, spent Sunday at Rose
Lawn.
Frank Klein and family from Chi
pp.iro were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Bernard Becker yesterday.
Amos inompson, wite and son
Bert, left Sunday for a ten days visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Russell Merrinan and husband at Bangor,
Mich. J and son Wilber and wife in Chicago They will travel via boat
across Lake Michigan.
George Hack and family from
Crown Point spent a short time in
town Sunday.
Homer Stowell, who had an opera
tion performed about ten days ago,
for what was then considered a seri
ous case of blood poisoning, was able
to get down town Saturday, but was
The Modern Medicine company
that has been giving a show every
evemng last week wound up Satur
day night. Throughout the week, the show was well attended. An interesting feature was a contest between several young ladies the prize being a gold watch. The principal contestants were Misses Aggie Schaller and Edna Bailey. Miss
Aggie Schaller won the prize, having some 1,200 votes.
; Miss Marie Esswein from Whiting is the guest of Miss Veronie Boecker for a week.
Whitinsr News
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Mr. B. F. Szymanski of Indiana a
Harbor visited in Whiting yesterday.
Mr. Dennis Kelly visited friends in
South Chicago Saturday.
Several Whiting girls spent Sat
urday with Miss Mabel C. Walsh in South Chicago.
Mr.
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Hal Jones to Indiana
and family have Harbor.
Messrs. John and Edward Grady
of Oliver street, are entertaining
their brother James.
Mr. C. A. Stuart, formerly of this
city, was quite Daaiy injured in a
runaway in Chicago last week.
Mr. W. W. McRoberts of Buffalo,
N. Y., is visiting his cousin, Miss
Madge Hazellet of Pennsylvania ave nue.
Mr. Fred Carpenter who worked
at Standard Oil company has resigned that position and is now switching
on the Fort Wayne railroad.
Recht's market was opened Sat
urday by Mr. D. A. Fribley of Bourbon, Ind. He is a butcher of much
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Klein, Edward Klein and his mother, spent Sunday at Cedar Lake.
Mike Weis : , and ,famijy left for Texas yesterday where they intend to live for an indefinite length of time.
Mr. and Mrs. Xathias Sehaefer from Whiting were the guests of Andrew Kammer Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Thielen, who stays at Crown Point is spending a week's vacation here with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Nick. Thielea.
Revival Meetings. The revival meetings are becomingmore successful daily. Yesterday was the largest crowd since the opening one week ago. There were three services, in the morning, afternoon and evening. The afternoon lecture was for children, and which they fully appreciated. The subject
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