Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 163, Hammond, Lake County, 28 December 1906 — Page 2

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ENTERTAINS AT ELABORATE LUNCHEON FOR THIRTY-TWO. Mr. Ili-ldg HoHteM nt C'harniloK (briatinaa Affair Hella and Grefo Are Decoration and Place Card are lu For mot htoeklnKa. Mrs. "VV. F. Uridtfs was hostess at an elaborate Christmas luncheon this afternoon to a number of friends at her pretty homo In Warren street. The color scheme, red and green, was perfectly cariiod out In tho decorating- of the house. The rooms were hung with festoons of Christmas grcena from which were suspended bells of various lzes. The table was beautifully decorated with evergreens. Dainty place cards In the shape of stockings, tied with red and green ribbons were laid for thirty-two guests. The following were present: Mtsdames W. li. Conkey, McMahon of Crown Point, Dolan of Chicago, Fitzgerald, II. II. Henry, J2. Stewart, N. I". Harr, Thomas Hammond, It. S. (iroman, (J. li. Sheerer, AV. A. I Frank Hammond, Walter Hammond, Mary Holm, W. C. I'.elman, X. Fmmerllng, J. G. ' Ibach, W. 11. Oostlin, 'I3lackmun, K. I'. Ames, J. J. Huff, W. J. MaoAleer, E. M. Bump, G. W. Lawrence, Edith Griffin, L. L. Homberger, G. L. Smith, Archio Chavo of Montreal, Canada; Elizabeth Shields, Nona Trimble, S. A. Hell, Andrew Quigley, Mary Woods, C. W. Campbell, li. E. Escher, J. M. Turner and Miss Alice Holm. Miss Mary Ibach Is visiting friends In Chicago today.

Miss Marie James Is spending the afternoon with friends In Chicago. Floyd Sanford of Three Oaks, Mich., Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. Kinney and daughter, for a few days. Miss Kittle Relllcy was the guest of friends In Chicago last evening and eaw "In Old Kentucky" at McVickers. Miss Norma Locklin will bo a guest at a party given by friends this evening In Riverside, 111. Mrs. Fred Lash and Miss Margaret Ilepner are visiting relatives in Chicago this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ruff are the guests of friends In Chicago today. Taul Smith Will attend the Thomas orchestra concert In Chicago this aftnoon. Misses Sarah Star, Lillian Krimbill, and Mrs. R, S. Galer are visiting In Chicago today. Miss Elma Thilmont of Chicago, was the guest If Miss Lillian Kuhlman of Hoffman street yesterday. . Mrs. L. S. Smith and daughter, Miss Orpha and Miss Ethel Ebright are spending the afternoon In Chicago. Miss Alta Adklns returned from Wilmette. 111., last evening where she epent Christmas with relatives. Mies Lillian Kuhlman and guets, Miss Elma Thilmont of Chicago, visited friends In South Deerlng last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tlech are ex pected home tomorrow from Shelby, Mich, where they attended a Christ mas family reunion. Mrs. Saxton of Ogden street, went to the Wesley hospital in Chicago to day where she will have to undergo a aerious operation. Mrs. Charles Kasson, 1 Bellvue place, will leave the first of the year for an extended visit with her son, Harry Btamm in Bradford, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCollins left yesterday afternoon for their home In Rensselaer after a few days visit with relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Lovegren returned to their home in Rockford, 111., this morning after pleasant visit with their eon, P. Lovegren of Truman avenue. o Mrs. Wartena and Miss Adella Wartena returned to Rensselaer yesterday after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wartena of Hammond. Miss Veda and Roscoe Ilemstoek will go to Valparaiso tomorrow to be the guests of their mother over Sunday. Miss Hazel Schofleld returned to her home in Chicago this morning after spending the past few days as the guest of her cousin. Miss Luella Kinney. Mesdames C. R. Dyer, F. Eckhart, r. Lovegren and Clark Learning are spending tills afternon in Chicago, the guests of friend3. Mleses Sarah Starr and Alta Adklns will leave tomorrow for Lansing. Mich., to be the guests of relatives and friends for the remainder of the school vacation. All members of the Dorcas Rebecca Lodge, 63, aro urgently requested to be present at the regular meeting Saturday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall, as there will be a large class Initiated. Mr. and Mrs. J. HembrofT of Sault Ste. Marie, who has been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MacAleer of East Carroll street for a few days, went to Valparaiso this morning to visit relatives. Dr. Mary E. Jackson crave a vprv TiT&tiv rlinnpr rmrtv hct i jonor or J. YV. Dyer, jr.'s first birthday. The table decorations were in keeping with the holiday season. Dr. Sarah Noble of East Chicago was the only out of town guest. Mrs. Caroline Dibos entertained a number of friends at cards last evening at her home in Fayette street. Latr In the evening music and dancing were enjoyed, after which the hostess served a dainty luncheon. Mrs.

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Schneider and daughter and Mrs. Rest of Chicago, were guests at the party. Mrs. Eliza Phlllipi of Remington, who has spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Pepperdine of Hyde Park, came, to Hammond today to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Kasson, 1 liellvue place. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Owen of Gas City, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Kistler and baby of Royal, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fritzhe of Logan.aport, returned to their respective homes after a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. Fritzhe of this city. Mrs. O. A. Krinbill was a charming hostess to the members of the Columbia card club yesterday afternoon at her home in Rimbach avenue. Tne afternoon was devoted to cards, after whjch delicious refreshments were served Mrs. Katherine Fenton of Washington, D. C, was a guest at the party. The dancing party to be given this evening by Mrs. Wilder of Chicago' and Harvey Gostlln promises to be ono of the most ejijoyable affairs of the winter. DeBraie's orchestra of East Chicago will furnish the music for the daDcing. Mr. Gostlln's idea in giving the dance is to acquaint societypeople of Hammond with Mrs. Welder so that she may give a cotillon in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. M. FInneran pleasantly entertained a number of friends last evening at their home, 156 Wentworth avenue. West Hammond. The guests spent a very enjoyable evening of music after which the hostess served a dainty luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Finneran had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. F. Camp, Misses Carrie Gruszka, Anna Kowlowski, Lena Pescke, Anna Knawo and Cella Hasse. Messrs. J. Finneran, J. Idziorek, W. Humpfer and J. Kazman. The choir of St. Paul's Lutheran church pleasantly surprised Mr. C. E. Linsenmann at his home on Douglas avenue last evening. The guests enJoyed games and music until a late hour when refreshments were served. Among those who were present were: Messrs. and Mesdames W. A. Fedder, P. W. Meyn, F. Borman, N. Langfoght, L. Schneklause and Rev and Mrs. Linsenmann. Misses Martha Duchow, Martha Meyn, who is home from Earlham college, Mata Fedder, Bertha Maleitzski, Elizabeth Brumn, Gertrude Claus, Anna Magadanz, and Minnie Walter. Messrs. Paul Feder, who is home from Fort Wayne, A. C. Bausch, Harry and John Kirchenbecker, Hugo Schreiber and Herman Miller. Edgar Bridge will see Frltzl Scheff at the Illinois in Chicago tonight. Mrs. W. McMahon of Crown Point is the guest of Mrs. Mary Holm, 53 Rimbach avenue, for the luncheon given thi safternoon by Mrs. W. F. Bridge. Mrs. Dolan of Chicago Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald, No. 3 Carroll etreet, for a few days. Mrs. Meister of Munster is In Hammond this afternoon visiting friends. Miss Marjory Fehlman of Chicago is visiting Miss Mabel Post at her home in Rimbach avenue. Mrs. J. Schneider and daughter of Chicago, are here visiting Mrs. Schnel der's mother, Mrs. Caroline Dibos, of Fayette street. 0 Miss Marlon Deming has returned home from Lowell, where she has spent the past few days as the guest of Miss Stella Nichols. MARRIAGE LICENSES. William A. Meyer, Crown Point, Ind. Letha Case, West Pullman. Edward Gustafson, Chicago. Lucy Jewett, Chicago. Leo Beeker, Crown Point. Dana Fanser, Crown Point. Med A. Regnier, Schneider. Minnie Peterson, Schneider. Nels Carlson, Chicago. Susie Ludwig, Chicago. Andrew Urban, Durand, 111. Mary S. Brtt, Durand, 111. Howard W. Wood, Chicago 2S Mary Mackey, Chicago 27 Earl Callaway, Chicago 21 Margaret Graham, Chicago 20 Harry Stueppy, Rochester, N. Y. ...29 May Isabell Whitford. New York.. 26 Albert Ahrendt, Hammond 21 Martha Brandt, WTest Hammond. .. .17 Albert L. Bisson, Chicago 21 Bessie Milward, Chicago 21 THE CITY Max Klein spent today with friendat Dyer, Ind. A. Tapper was a business visitor in Chicago today. Miss Marie James Is in Chicago on a shopping trip today. H. W. Howe of Joliet, HI., is in Ham mond on business today. Albert Morris went to Chicago on business this forenoon. Mrs. Oscar Krinball is in Chicago today on a shopping trip. J. A. Ault of Chicago spent today with relatives in Hammond. Miss K. G. Reilley transacted busi ness in Chicago this forenoon. Will Smith was among the passen gers to Chicago this forenoon. H. Purdy of Lowell Is spending this week with Ernest Shortridge. G. A. Veale of Lyamm, 111., Is among the out of town visitors today.

Homer Dobbins of Rensselaer, spent today with friends in Hammond.

L. T. Brown of Chicago transacted business in Hammond yesterday. C. D. Bush of Springfield, 111., spent today with friends in Hammond. L. W. Turney of Indianapolis, waS a Hammond sightser this afternoon. William Holcomb of Chicago was a business visitor in Hammond today. John Spindler of Lowell transacted business in Hammond this morning. August Moyer of Chicago visited Hammond friends last night and today. Bert Nicholson of Chicago was a business visitor in Hammond yesterday. Karl Read of Ashtabula, O., transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. P. Reilley is very ill at her home in South Hohman street. C. A. Graham of Chicago was a busi ness visitor in Hammond today. Attorney W. J. McAleer is in Crown Point on legal business this afternoon. A. M. Turner and Julius Taussig were business visitors in Chicago this morning. George P. Ahlen of Cincinnati, O., was the guest of Hammond friends to day. Eugene Hoffman of Huntington, Ind. was a business caller at the Erie office today. E. Lawrence Smith of Michigan City, Ind., was in Hammond on business this morning. E. F. Norris of Kendallville, Ind. was the guest of Hammond friends this morning. Carl Summers of Valparaiso, Ind., was the guest of Hammond friends this forenoon. Wm. Dietal of the Monon hotel was the guest of friends in Crown Point last evening. F. C. Deming and C. Kaufman were among the busienss men in Chicago this morning. Jasper Surprise of Cedar Creek, Ind. was a business visitor in Hammond this afternoon. Frank Reilley of Sidney, O., stopped over in Hammond today while on his way to Chicago. Judge R. W. Carter returned yester day from Hobart, where he was the guest of relatives. G. W. Wright of Danville, 111., is the guest of Hammond and Ilegewisch friends this week. Samuel Marks of Newton, Ind., spent today looking over the business Indus tries of Hammond. J. H. Payne returned yesterday from Rensselaer, Ind., -where he has been the guest of friends. J. IL Herrton, operator for the Mo non road at Lowell, spent today with friends at Hammonod. C. W. Whitford of Davenport, la., is in Hammond today on business with the F. S. Betz company. Harry Clarke of Chicago is In Ham mond today on business with the Standard Steel Car company. A. P. Young of Veedersberg, Ind. will be the guest of friends in Hammond for the remainder of the week. Robert Duncan of South Bend, Ind., was in Hammond yesterday on busi ness with the Wabash railroad. F. J. Johnson of New Buffalo, Mich., transacted business with the Stien Hlrseh Glue works yesterday. Louis Bradley of Chicago, representing the Moline Bradley Co., transacted business in Hammond Thursday. Judson Sanger, who has been in Hammond the past week, made a short business trip to Valparaiso this fore noon. J. K. Roberts of Hammond left today for Battle Ground, Ind., where he will spend a few days with relatives and friends. M. F. Cunningham of Chicago has taken a position in the W. B. Conkey office. Dr. J. C. Wilson of Penfleld, 111. was in Hammond today assisting In an op eration at St. Margaret's hospital. Dr. Arthur Pannenborg of Chicago Heights, 111., was In Hammond today on professional business. F. S. Green, claim agent for the Chi cago Outer Belt Line is in Hammond today looking after the roads interes here. R. II. Georg-e of the Indiana Harbor road, spent today with friends in Chi cago. B. E. Martin of Lowell made a short business trip to Hammond this after noon. Henry Schneider and A. Marke were among the business men In Chicago this afternoon. Attorney A. Ottenheimer of East Chi cago, was in Hammond today on hi way to Crown Point where he goes on legal business. F. L. Susemihl, who has been visit ing his parents at Detroit during th holidays, returned yesterday. D. E. Boone, prosecuting attorney left yesterday for Valparaiso, where he has charge of the criminal docket In the Porter county circuit court. Mail Carrier Eugene Turner, who Is

ery ill at his home, is reported much

better today. Clarence Scott has returned from St. Louis where he spent Christmas with riends and relatives. Giles Warner returned home yester day from Michigan where he spent Christmas with friends. Wm. Ward, who has been visiting friends at Waukegan, Mich, returned yesterday. C. E. Bowlin of Michigan City, Ind. was a business vie-itor in Hammond esterday. Martin Frame is taking Eugene Turner's place as mail carrier during Mr. Turner's sickness. J. J. Waskum, the mail carrier who has been sick for the past week, is around again. T. E. Bell left yesterday for Harrisburg. 111., where he goes on business with the Harirsburg & Ohio River railroad. CARTER TO MOVE MONDAY. F. S. Carter, the sheriff elect, will move bag and baggage to Crown Point next Monday preparatory to taking up the duties of his new office. He has made arrangements to leave Lis livery usiness in charge of his foreman, who has had charge of It during the recent campaign. BASKET BALI, GAME TOMGIIT. The lovers of the great winter sport of basket ball, are looking forward to the game between the high school alumni and the regular team. The game is to begin at 7:30 o'clock in order that the spectators may attend the dance to be given by Harvey Gostin at Long's hall later in the evening. TEACHERS ARE CRITICISED. Buerk Say Pupils Promoted to Higher Branches Are Lacking la Preparation. In an address delivered Wednesday afternoon at Indianapolis at the, opening session of the county superintendents' convention, at the state house II. A. Buerk. principal of the New Albany high school, made some very blunt assertions In regard to eighth grade students who are received into the high school. "What kind of material do we re ceive from the eighth grade?" he ask ed the superintendents. "And what preliminary training for the high school work Is done in the eighth grade? My experience is this that the great majority are well prepared for the work, but that a small per cent are thrown into the high schools because they have spent the allotted time In the grades and the authorities wish to get rtd of them. The high school is thereby incumbered with a body of deficient pupils from the beginning of the school who for four years from a body of delinqusit students, the work for which Is rrdt easily adjusted to the normal work of the school. As for preparation I find the eighth grade graduates weak in grammer and grammatical construction, and in certain mathematical principle. The first is no ticeable as soon as they begin to study English, Latin and German, the sec ond when they begin the study of algebra. BITTEN BY MAD DOG ? Little Son of James McTigue In Serious Condition Caused by Canine's Bite (Special to Lake County Timed). Whiting, Dec. 28. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. James McTigue in Schrage avenue is in a serious condition on ac count of a flesh wound inflicted by a dog w-hich the parents think was mad The animal belonged to George Moore of Schrage avenue and although the latter has been asked to have it killed he has refused to do eo and instead has hidden it. Dr. Hoskins is In charge of the lad and this morning reported that the boy's leg was swollen and highiy Inflamed and that he has a high fever. TO BUILD BIG DOCK. It was learned today that the Inter state Iron and Steel company of Indi ana Harbor, formerly known as the Emil Iron and Steel works has let the contract for the building of several thousand feet of docks along the har bor. This is the first of the companies located along the canal to put in docks in preparation for the opening of th canal yhen the new bascule bridge are put in next spring. ABSENCE OF JOSEPH FREY CAUSES MUCH SPECULATION Friends "Who Xate Signs of Premedi tated Leave Taking Inclined to Theory that Absent One la About to Take Unto Himself a "Wife. (Special to Lake County Times). Whiting, Ind., Dec. 2S. The absence of Joseph Frey, former bookkeeper in the Laverty plumbing shop, has caused considerable speculation here. Frev has been missing since last Wednesday and his absence is a mystery to his friends. They are satisfied, however, that no harm has come to him as there are Indications that his departure was premeditated. His belongings with the exception of a few small articles were taken from his room and his key was found within. An examination of his books In the office showed that they were In good order and those Interested In his welfare have come to the conclusion that Mr. Frey has gone to take a wife with whom he Is expected to return. Frey la well known and popular In Whiting. ARE INDICTED FOR FORGERY. Prominent Ex-Ofllclals of Nov York Life Face Grave Charges. (Special to Lake County Times.) New York. Dec. 2S. Six Indictments were returned today against George W. Perkins, former vice president of the New York Life Insurance company and Charles Fairchild, former secretary and treasurer and trustee of the same company, on charges for forgery in the third degree. The charges are based on the defendants conection with the Prussian bond transaction.

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THE 0ME60 TRIO 3 Comedians, Siegers and Musicians 3 KOPIiiiD & COLLINS Comedy Trick Bicyclist & Contortionists lilL's. Songs & Moving Pictures Special Matinee Christmas and New Years MBS. NEGELE'S NIECE REPORTED TO BE MISSING. Dora Euler of Milwaukee. Who Has Been Visiting Her Aunt Here ami Thought to Have Hcturned Home, Is Sought by Relatives and IoIlee. with her aunt, Mrs. O. Negle and who had been spending some time here with her aunt, Mrs. Otto Neele and was supposed to have returned to her home in Milwaukee about ten days ago, is reported by her relatives to be missing. Some of the relatives think that the young woman has met with foul play and Mrs. Negelo has tried to induce the local police to help her in her search, for the missing girl. . A. J. CASSAT DEAD. Hallway Mnjinute Succumbs to Heart Failure After n LingerioK Illucss. (Special to Lake County Times.) Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 28. A. J. Cassatt died at his home, 202 Ilittenhouse square, at one o'clock -today of heart disease. He had been in ill health for the past three months and had practi cally retired from active business, al though he was at the time of his death the nominal head of the Pennsylvania Railway company. TOWLE OPEUA HOUSE. "The Heal Widow Brown" holds a reception at the Towle opera house Tuesday, Jan. 1, under the watchful eye of Mr. A. Q. Scammon. This lady is a real personage and about her hinges some of the most amusing complications ever introduced into farce comedy. Her attendant merry makers comprise some of the cleverest comedians and comediennes on the stage. She is a devout admirer of bright, up-to-date songs, and captivating dances; and the play abounds with them. She is also a stickler for fashion, and the cos tumes are chic and rare. The play was built for laughter, so do not be mislead, for if you are really of a serious turn of mind, don't go. Wait until Mr. So and So comes along with his grand aggregation of legitimate artists in "Othello," etc. ADDS TWO THEATERS TO NORTHERN INDIANA CIRCUIT. Harvey Brooks of the Grand Opera House Here, Beported to Now Have Control of Ten Show Houses. (Special to Lake County Times). La Porte, Ind., Dec. 28. Harvey Brooks, the manager of the Grand opera house in Hammond has closed a deal by which play houses in Michigan City and La Porte were added to his vaudeville circuit, which are said now to number ten theaters. It was learned this afternoon that Mr. Brooks left for Michigan City this morning for the purpose of completing arrangements for a theater there However, the talk about a ten theater circuit seems to be a myth and is probably no more than a little cleverly secured free advertising. Mr. Brooks has been succeeding .splendidly with his Hammond theater and it would be in keeping with his enterprise and aggressiveness to hear of his starting a northern Indiana the atrical circuit. The La Porte and Michigan City leases cover a period of one year and the work of selecting resident manag ers Is now being done. COMMISSIONERS SPECIAL SESSION (Special to Lake County Times). Crown Point, Ind., Dec. 2 8. The county commissioners were in Special session today. Nothing new was tak en up, the session having been called principally to wind up the year's busi ness. This was the last session of the commissioners for 190G. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. LOSE Will the finder of a ladv's nock et book which he found In the Erie depot or between the depot and the Lion store on Thursday, please return the same to Mrs. W. F. Sohroeder, 39 Ogden street. 12-2S-3t. WANTED Exeprienced lady stenog rapher at once. Apply at the Lion store. 12-2S-tf. WANTED A steam fitter. Apply A. C. Torbert & Co. 12-2S-3t. Carpet weaving done at 543 Michigan avenue, Hammond, Ind. Phone $151. 12-28-lw. WANTED. Ten girls to do sample pasting In the bindery. Steady position. Best wages. Apply at once. W. B. CONKEY CO. 12-2S-lw. GRAND BALL. ..You are cordially invited to atten the first grand ball given by the Indi ana State Band at McHie's halL Sat urday evening. Dec. 29. Good musi will be furnished by D. A. Pugh's K. C T. M. orchestra. 12-lS-tf. Palace of Sweets CANDIES AND ICE CREAM

3 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30 The Never Failing Delight W. E, NANKEVILLE'S Triumph A Story from Life Presented in Dramatic Form Abounding in Humanity, Hubbling over with Joyous Comedy Thrilling and Realistic Situations Arouse the Spectator to the Highest IMtch of iinthusiasm PRICES : 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c. POWER f : 3 MATINEES THIS WEEK. Christmas Matinee Tomorrow, 2:15 Henrietta Crosmari in AU-of-a-Sudden Peggy Beginning New Year's Eve Mail Orders Now WILLIAM GILLETTE In His New Play "CLARICE." SEAT SALE OPENS NEXT THURSDAY. 9 am i " f. PHONE & 0 First cUw livery in ( ) connection. Night calia promptly attended.

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