Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 22 August 1906 — Page 2

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hiZ LAKE COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, Ancr. 22, lOOCT."

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In Social Circles

Communication pertaining to thi d-partment may be addreied to Mi Daity L. Emery, Society Editor Ths Lake County Time. Telephone 111.

Last Sunday a message was received from the Hammond crowd which Vft Chicago on the Missouri for Thetfsalon., Algouia county, Canada. Whether it came by wireless telegraphy or wtas found ia a bottle on the beach is not Known but the contents indicate that it rrobably floated in on the waves. A few exerts will indicate what the log of the ship would look like if it should ever be published. Saturday, Atrg. 11, a crowd consisting of the folio-wing Hammond citizens hoarded the MiUsouri bound for the North. Th pursers registered shows it to have been, cortbio.'d of the following people: L't. and Mrs. 11. E. Sharrer and daaiglmer. Dr. and Mrs C. W. Campbell, Mr. aisd Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer and sou, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bhiekman, W. J. MicAleer and daughter, T. M. C. Uemrhnoit and family and one-half dox-u spCnsu-rs. Lake Michigan lupins to roll and the faces of twen.ty-th.reo Hammond people are framed by the round rim of the portholes. Suiwlay, August 12. The sun shines briht!v today and after a hearty brcidkfLt the Hammond people seem to take on n-w life.' It. has bet-si decided to reorganize a Skookum elub. Election was held today. Honest Abe Ottenheimer was unanimously chosen president of the

club on ;he thirty-ninth, ballot. It is understood that Kennedy tried to -vote in the negative by wireless but the ship's. appar-atus was out of order at the time. Miss Veda llemstoek was chosen vice president as a reward for her abiltiy to resistsea sickness. Sunday afternoon. The first stop of the h'hip was at Manistee. The populace received the Hammond visitors with open arms. A rush was made for souvenir postal cards and the supply was soon exhausted. Skookums are takn in by the U. P. O. E. in their new home and royally entertained. Monday, August 12. After visiting Mackinac Island the Hammond crowd left for: Thessalon, Canada, wlfeV the fishUng begins. Ever since the arrival of the Skookums at their fishing resort there have beeui rumors of catches of 5-pound bass arad 10-pound pickerel, but an official fish story teller has been appointed and the censor will doubtless see thait the stories are properly exaggerated. ,

Mrs. J. Johnson Highlands today.

-was here from

Mrs. M. M. Hruce and Miss Jessie Herrick spent today in Chicago. Mrs. J. Paul spent the day in Chicago today. Mrs. J. Linton of Crown Point, visited Mrs. Henrietta Prevo today. Th? Colonial club will have a picnic at Harrison park tomorrow after-

Mrs. D. VI. Uoono has return-! from

a two Ind.

weeks

vi;:it at South Bend,

Mr. and terday for Joe, Mich. Mrs. F. Richmond,

Mrs. J. F. lrhh

a few day's outing at St.

Calhoun and children of Va,. are the guests of Mrs.

Frances Kepert. 27 7 East State street.

Mu-s Margaret F.kuir left today to spend a number of days with her sister at their cottage in Pine Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eastwood and daughters have returned from an extended visit in Iowa.

Mrs. L. S. Smith returned this morning from A mo where she has

been visiting.

Mrs. A. A. Ward went to Ravenswool this morning where she will

visit her sinter for a few days.

Mrs. C.-i-to"

Amos Towle saw "Monte

at MeVicker's theater last

Mrs. S. F. Parker and Miss Edith Meader saw "Monte Cristo" at MeVicker's 'theater last evening. - Mrs. W. F. Whinery and daughter Mildred will go ti Huntington. Ind., Friday to "be the guest of relatives for two weeks. Mrs. E. P. Ames came home from a two weeks' visit in Crawfordsville last night. Miss Jessie Mitchell went to her home in Lafayete this morning after being the guest of friends here. Miss Nora Siegler of Chicago is in Hammond, the guest of friends today. . Miss Ada Ackerman returned to her home in Lowell today after visiting here. Miss Clara Roy has returned from a two week's vacation spent in Yt. Wan ye, Ind. Mrs. Alta Peterson and daughter Edna went to Rqselavyn last evening

to Visit friends. Misses Harriett Furlong and Leona Kasche are visiting at the home of Mrs, I)ibos. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Seidk-r of Ham- I mond and Mr. and Mrs. (1. L. Sadler of West Hammond and their families picniced at Iake Front park today. J. T. Schneider and family have returned to their home in Chicago after spending a week with Mrs.

Dibos. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kruse and family left this morning for Cleveland where they will make their home in the future. The wedding of Miss Myrtle Frame to Frederick Price will take place this evening at the home of M. P. Frame, 328 East State street. Miss Edith Meader returned to her home in Cincinnati, this afternoon after spending a few days with her father here. Miss Margaret Kay, who has been visiting friends in Hammond for the last few days, returned to her home in Chicago this morning. . Miss Daisy McKeown of Chicago, is here spending two weeks with her

sisters, Mrs. J. 15. Ortt and Miss Marie McKeown.

Mfsses Kate and Eva Schaner of

Mllford, 111., are expected in Hammond this evening for an extended

visit at the home of II. A. McCon-

nell. The young people of the German Methodist church will have a hay

rack paity this evening, going to Dalton where they will attend a lawn partv at which they will be the

guests of honor.

Mrs. M. C. Weber and son Charles

of 3 Plummer avenue, left today for

a trip to the Pacific coast. They will

visit in Wisconsin and North Da kota and will be gone from Ham mond for a month.

Mrs. George Taker, 1! Condit

street, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.

II . F. Wagner and her brother, 8

C.ool of Gaieshurg, 111., and Mrs. J

F. Raker and daughters Beatrice and

Madge of Leadville, Colo.

Mrs. Charles . Parry and her son

Charles, were, in the city yesterdav

visitiuc friends. Mrs. Barrv will

move to New York City in a few days where she wilt make her future home. Mrs. Otto Muehlberger and children went to Chicago today to meet Mr. and Mrs. George Baumann and daughter Florence of Burlington, la., and spent the day in Lincoln park. They will spend some time in Hammond. Mrs. Helen Clark cf Chicago, i?

visiting her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Barker. 235 Indiana avenue. Mrs. Clark will leave Thursday for Philadelphia from where she will sail for Europe on the Westerland, August 2.. She will visit Ireland. England, Germany, Holland. Belgium and France, taking photographs and collecting material for illustrated magazine articles. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

THE CITY

jed this morning on the S:5S Nicl

Plate.

George Baker and Harry Allen are in the city on business today.

B. J. Cedarwood of Chicago, is in Hammond today on business.

:lj W. W. Hatch of the firm of V. W. I Hatch & Son, who paved Douglas and

; Sibley streets last year, was in town Frank Lcbner. representing the j today looking after his contract for James D. Wooley company, was in j paving West State street. the city today oa business. j j Wm. Plant, J. E. Black and F. Mr. Michaels of the Bloek-Pollak, Stevenson of Chicago were in Hamspent a few hours at the plant yes- jmodn today cm business with the Conterday. j uev company.

Mr. MacFolana took a fish supper at Robertsdale last evening.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fleager of Chicago were Hammond visitors today.

C. G. Miller of Hammond, went to the city on business this afternoon.

J. R. Herman of the Conkey plant, went to Chicago this afternoon on business.

W. R. Hatch, a Hammond contractor, is in the city on business today.

J. Russell Bollinger of Valparaiso, was visiting friends in Hammond today.

J. M. Stout and Wm. Maculuy were Hammond visitors todav.

Mrs. J. J. Hogan of Chicago, is

the guest of Mrs. P. Stur, 28 4 In diir.a avenue.

.Airs. L. D. Loyd of Doty street, is

entertaining Mrs. Y. Ecamerson of

Chicago.

Arthur Reynolds of Lowell,

in town today on business.

was

Dr. Reese of Englevvood was

town on medical business today

Loyd Ro?e has begun working in

the Lion store.

Julius Dunsing went to Chicago this afternoon in the inteiest of the National Biscuit company.

J. W. Roof is building a new houso on Doty street which is nearing completion.

Peter Einsley, who became partially overcome with the heat, is better today.

F. B. Schwartz, traveling for tho Entet prize lied company, was in Hammond today after a two week's trip through Indiana.

Towle Opera House SUNDAY, AUG. 26

The pressmen at the Conkey plant are still making a big kick on working by the piece.

Chas. Maguire of New Carlisle, O who has been visiting W. E. Russell, left today for his home.

George Lawrence went to Kankakee Valley today to look after his business there.

Wm. Prohl. street contractor at Gary and his brother J. H. Prohl of the new C. C. & L. went to Chicago this afternoon on business.

A new partner is to be taken into Miss Nellie O'Toole's millinery establishment in the person of Miss BombtfVix v. Many r.ew improvements are being planned by the new management.

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Mrs. C. II. Cudahy made a trip to Chicago this morning to attend to some shopping.

Seymour Kannarr of Lowell, is vis

iting friends in Hammond tod.nv.

R. I. Crudell of Uplands, Ind., is in

Hammond on business today.

Charles Fields has taken

clerk at the Monon hotel.

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Matt. Kolb went to Chicago

transact business this morning.

I). Clousing of Hammond went to

Shelby today on business.

Albert Reiland of East

a Hammond visitor today.

Chicago

Berendts meat market is receiving

a new coat of paint today.

Fred Viant of Lowell was in town

today on business.

L. Herrington of Lowell, was

Hammond today on business.

D. C. Atkinson of Hammond, was a

South Chicago visitor today.

Edward Everett of Chicago, was

in the city on business today.

Richard Bishop went to Chicago

this afternoon on business.

W. F. Desmond was in Hammond

on business todav.

George B. Shearer went to tho city today on business.

Everett Axline of Lowell was in

town looking after a job here.

E. Fitzgerald visited friends In Lafayette today.

George Sheerer went to Chicago

this afternoon on legal matters.

G. A. Warner went to Chicago thi afternoon to see the. ball game.

M. A. Law son of the Warder Hardware company of New York, was in Hammond on business today.

Thos. Shea of the Simplex spring

plant, went to Chicago this morning

on important business .

II. Portz, who had his hand crush

ed several weeks ago and which de

veloped blood poison, is nearly well.

Mrs. W. W. Parker went to Chi

cago on a snopping trip tnis afternoon.

J. M. Godlberg of Alexander, Lou

isiana, was in Hammond today on business.

John Bishop, son of R. B. Bishop,

returned today from Texas where he has been for the last four years.

W. II. Cook of the Crown Tea com

pany was a Hammond business visitor

today.

G. II. Sommers, liquidator for the Wabash Insurance company, was in Hammond today on important business.

F. B. Swartz of the Enterprise Bed company of Hammond left for Joliet

where he goes on business for the

firm.

Fred Mott made a trip to Chicr.go this morning to attend to some busi

ness and attend a theater in the af

ternoon.

It was necessary to turn people

away from the bath house at the lake

front yesterday owing to the crowd

which went there to escape the heat

W. G. Paxton of the W. G. Paxtcn

Lumber company went to Chicago this morning to transact seme business for that firm.

Last night as the Hammond Pure Ice com pi: ny's wagon went to pass under the Erie gates on Sibley street they came down on the wagon with such force as to break them. As the

passenger tram stopped, no damage

Pianos, Horses, V !her i-eeunties ana nam in vour H'.-se-si

aeons

:;oods re-ua.

do:

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.

The concert by the primary de

partment of the Methodist Sunday

school is to be given in the Methodist church, Thursday September G. 1906.

Tickets may be had from any of the officers and teachers of the Sunday school. Proceeds in aid of the new M.

E. church. Admission 1 cent3.

POLICE PICKUPS.

Gust M tvar reports his wheel hav

ing been stolen on State and Sohl street last nisht.

The back window of Mlnas's second

hand store was found open last night

although nothing has been missed.

West Hammond

The sons of Joseph Goyke are playing the violin and piano at the theatre in East Chicago this week.

Mrs. Grances Pachela came down from the city today to see about get

ting $o00, for which sum her late

husband was insured. S. Klatwitter is secretary of the organization here in West Hammond.

Mrs. Kate Bonczyk is very low with dropsy and not expected to live.

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On account of several new Sisters going to take charge of the school in West Hammond the youngsters are eager for school to hegin.

Jesse Oliver of the American SteiM company was in Hammond on business today.

A. Ilellerman of Hammond, returned from a business trip to Chicago last night.

Oscar Hill, the Hammond horse dealer, went to East Chicago on business todav.

II. A. Lecquer of Hammond, Is spending the day at Chicago Heights todav.

Col. J. J. Pavies of Chicago, who is with the Standard Oil company, is spending his vacation in Hammond this week.

Judge Jordan left yesterday on the 9:"0 Monon train for Frankfort, to visit his son-in-law, who runs the Imperial hotel there.

J. F. Shine accompanied by his nephew, C. W. Wentzel, went to the city today, where Mr. Wentzel will make arrangements to join the navy.

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Lawrence Olson, who formerly was assistant superintendent of the Prudential Isnsurance company here, is in the city on business todav.

Mr. and Mrs. Lion Wheeler and

son Rogs and Miss dard of Valparaiso, mond todav.

Florence Stodwere in Ham-

Roy V. Graves, Milwaukee "3 Mary Donovan, Waukegan 31 Samuel A. McMullen, Indiana Harbor 2S Tina Brown, Indiana Harbor.... 20 Bernard A. McCall, Chicago 26 Amelia C. Barrett, Chicago. .... .2S

C. II. Cass, representing the North Star Iron works, is in Hammond on business todav.

B. P. Lyon and R. J. Reid went to the city this afternoon to see the game between the Cubs and Giants.

John Young went to Milwaukee on business for the Wisconsin Central today.

C. M. Baker the Crown Point livery man. was in Hammond in his automobile today.

D. D. Thompson and E. C. Canine of East Chicago, wera in Hammond last night.

Nathaniel Banks, the republican

candidate for representative was in

Hammond today shaking hajids with his friends here.

Gerald Gillett who has been attending college at Ann Arbor. Mich., returned to his home in Hammond. He will soon leave for the Indiana Law school at Indianapolis.

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A. Hirsch of the Model clothing store, went to Chicago today to attend the annual leather show which is being held in the First Armory building.

LenMons For Schoolboy. There is no question that our fore

fathers supposed that benefit might be derived from causing schoolboys to be

spectators of the hangings of criminals

Sir Walter Scott has borne testimony

to this custom being not unknown In

Scotland. In "The Heart of Midlo

thian" Mr. Saddletree i3 represented

as saying:

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

George Kussmaul has purchased

a nne new pair of blacks which he I

will drive for

EIrd Confidence. Mr. BelPs aviary presented a pretty

i evidence of mntiisl rnnfidenPA nmnncr

a time in nlace of bis! Kii, i .

old gray one?, one of. them being a In a compartment with a "bleeding little farce. j heart" pigeon. The latter fell la lore i with them and at night always cuddled One of the city dump car? dumped a sparrow under each wing. When

; when it wasn't wanted to this morn-: geon by tte IiJ?tit of a lantern the ling. The cart had lust been fi'iprf ! P111 to be cuddling two ba-

iwhen the ring which keeps it from bies' oue under each -wing, from which The private car belonging to the!duroing broke, and the whole loa ' cheerful countenances of the little Higgias Last Dollar" show arriv-j wa billed on the street. " j TsZL? eJ'

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