Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 205, Hammond, Lake County, 16 February 1907 — Page 2

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The literature eommitt.-e of the Hammond Woman's i-alb will have charge of the program this aft-mo.n at the K. of 1. hall. Mrs. Edith Crilhn as chairman of the eummitiee has made very effort to h.ve thi.-i meeting on.,of the Most enjoyable of the y..-ar. The fluh will ahio celebr.Uo Washington's llrtlilay and a committee a d.-eoratio n has been fhasui. D. -Hides several m.-.-a-Lers which have been kept as a surprise to other Mi'inlnTS of to.- clob, the following are the numb, rs: I'iano duett M :al;j m.-s Hiiohn an. I Demir.g.

Reading on .Je.siine McCarthy's "If I

U'eri' K i i) g"

jus. il. I-'i nneran will r. fan home toiaorrow from a v.v-ks visit sp..nt with ithitives and fri-rm.ls in Chicago. Mi.--s Elb-n C.,i.i..y of Hyde Park will he- the gto st of Mis. William Dysart tor;.' ro ,v, at i.'.r home in Sibi. y .street.

Miss M., fa lain. Ladies (Jaart.tle. Sc.lSi HI s." Mes'hun.'H I hi. y Eridg., K'.ene Jol .'Sheerer. Reading. "If I Wei Miss Mafo Jfaim-.s Patriot!.- Hongs l.-.l Jh Henry and If.

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lA-wis X Smith, pastor. It. sidenc e, 134

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ly the pastor. 2:00 p. ra. Junior Le;igu.-. 6:30 p. in. Kpworth League. 7:30 p. m. I'raise service and preach lrt Hp.fial musio morning and even Jng. Services will he held at 7:30 ev ery evening during the week. A cor dial welcome to all.

Miss Lobitz is prepared to do all kinds of fancy sewini;. Easter gowns and evening waists f pec: hi Ities. Suite S09 Hammond building. 2-H-'Jt. Miss (J race Miller Is t?pondlns the clay In Chicago, the guest of friends. Will do sowing at reasonable prices, 22 North Ilahman street, near Gostlin street. 2-lC-lt. Miss Lizzie Kolling of Scheerville is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kasper for a few days. Miss Agnes Cerlach has returned to Tier homo in St. John after a short Visit with friends in Hammond. Miss Laura Mather is taking her lesson at the Americau Conservatory in Chicago today. ;Miss Christine Hoffman of Eurnham "was the guest of relatives and friends here yesterday. Miss Lena Sehuniaehcr of St. John Visited with friends in Hammond Thursday. Mrs. T. P.. Rrennan ami children have Bone to Plainfield t he the guests of relatives over Sunday. Mrs. John Volk has gone to St. John to visit relatives and friends for a few-days.

i.ioth--r Mr. of Val Haraue

j.-r t '.I m rm.i n sit friends in

w i 1 1 her llo-

Mrs. Martin Cunningham arid hu:r liter, M.u i.oi, have return, J from a few 'Jays visit in Kngh.-svoud. r Ih.ea .ie H- lasto. k v ill sj;ern. Sa::- ! V.il; ai . ; .. the gaest uf his

. M rs. Mary Henistoek. o

m 1 Mis. In; parais- will

r:d over Sunday.

Miss Haiti.- Feikner of Chicago com.- to l.iy to be the guest uf motlu-r, Mrs. i ;..-!!'.: I:lhi.er, at the

t' l Carb-tou. Mr. a-id Mrs. T. :. I :, II are exr.-ct.-.l Icon.- to. .'ay from Indianapolis, wh.-re t!c-y have ,,., n visiting friends for the pa.t Week. o M.s.'aimes V. Schroed..-r vi Ogden street, ami Mairgi.. Stuart of Fayette street, arv visiting firends in Chicago today.

Mrs. Alien Fox of Chicago will chaperon,.' the Miss.s Haz.l Fo.x, Iulion, St ins.. n, Messr.-. Hobb and Varien i'liee to see "The Tine-, the Place and th.- Chi" at the I -iSalle. Miss Myrtle Merry weath. r of Hyde I'ark came home today to spend Sun

day with her mother, Mrs. A. K. Merrv-

-Ithcr, 3:0 South Hohman street

o Miss Tillie Hilbricii of St. John was

the guest Of Mis. Harrv V;iehr,r nt

ler home in Indiana avenue yester

day.

Misses Magg!,. r.'Mh-k and Ida Paeti

have gone to Ilarv.-y. 111., to be the

guests of Mts. Paul Kleithke, over Su:i-uav.

Miss Carrie Gris7.kha will visit with friends in Chicago tomorrow. P . Miss Hattie Zimer of Chicago, will be the guest of Miss Ida Kodyker over Sunday. Miss Ida'.belh- Daughtery went to Ciiicago this afternoon to visit friends over Sunday.

Mrs. Xiel of Hegewisch was guests of friends in Hammond nioininf.

Miss Li Ilia nand Emma Kauhlman will he the guests of friends in Englewoo.i tomorrow.

Among those in Chicago visiting and --hopping today are: Mrs. Matthies and laughter, Clara, Mesdames Lindner, Iihiith Crifliin and Miss Allle Cole.

Miss Cora Winters cf East Chicago, sptnt yester.hty afternoon here the guest of Missed Frances Matthk-s and

K.-na Powen. Mr. and Mrs. M. Uothchiid will 1

guests at the reception given tcmorrow

by Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Snett at tliei home- in Chicago.

Military service in Foreign Kations, by Mrs. Helen Clark, who will appear in Holland costume. Solo Miss Hollie Geib Kfcitation, Mr. Stevens of East Chicago Piano duet.. Misses Champaign. Hansen Vocal slo Mrs. XeiMe Clark Recitation Miss Peulah Ioek Auld Lang Syne Aadience

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Frank Martin of W. was a Hammond visit.

st Creek. I nd. r vestcrday.

Attorney Milo p.ruee is in Gary n legal business this af terr.c.?n.

C. H b us in cm

h-iv of Hobart, visitor in Han. mi

I'. J. Pcyle of Chicago mond on business todav.

lad., was a

end today, was in 1 lam-

Miss Xellie Sotithworth lias returned

to hi r home in GrPhth after a visit of a few cays spent with Miss Mable

Post, 1 o Pimbaeh avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Evers and daugh

ter. Miss J.IizaOetn, will see "Spring

Chicken" at the Colonial in Chicag tonight.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Turner will at

tend the reception given at the home

of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Suett in Chicago

tomorrow.

Miss Ethel Kiers.y of Purnhaii was

tin- guest of Mrs. P. Payne in Michi

gan avenue for a few davs. Miss Kier-

y returned to her home today. Mrs. M. Porch of Palmer, In.h, is

here, the gu. st of Mr. and Mrs. 11. V. Porch and family, nt their homo in

SihUy street for a few davs.

Mr. and Mrs. MeGowan of Pittsburg.

i a., cam.- last evening to be the guests

of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Pombertr. r. Pn

)gdell street. August Tesch. left last night for

Helen, New Mexico, where he has taken a position as engineer on a steam

shovel for the Grand Construction company.

The Young Girls Sewing dug will

meet this evening form sevent to nine o'clock with Miss Pearl Holton at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Post, 15 Rim bach avenue.

Miss Alma Thilmont of Lansing,

III., was the guest of Misses Lillian

Kuhlman this morning before leaving

for Chicago, where she will visit sev eral days.

Mr. Haliburton will take a number

of young ladies of his class to the ex

hibition at the Art Institute in Chicago

today. Those in the party will b

Misses .Nellie Hamaclier, Hazel Fox,

Daisy Darlington, Kato Emery and

Ruth Prenneman.

Mrs. Finer Feeley, 145 State lino will

have for guests over, Sunday George Snowball and William Cauley of Chicago.

.Mesuame.s ll. A. Green and S. L.

Smith will entertain members of the

Dorcas Rebecca's Odd Fellows and then

wives this evening in the I. O. O. ! hall. The party is sure to bo an enjoy

ableone as a very excellent program

is being planned by the ladies.

Mrs. J. Steinaglefer and children of Gabon, O., arrived in Hammond last evening and are with Mr. Steinaglefer at the home of Mrs. Will Sehroeder in

Ogden street. Mr. and Mrs. Steinag

lefer will make their future home in

Hammond where Mr. Steinaflefer is employed.

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Yesterday was the day of meeting for the various domestic science clubs. Club No. 1 met at the home of Mrs. George Sehearc r, club No. 3 with Mrs. C. G. Kingwvll and No. 4 with Mrs. Frank Hammond. At each division the same demonstrations were given by Mesdames W. F. Pridge, A. F. Knotts. and Marion llnwer on creme of potato soup, doughnuts, graham bread, cinnamon buns and caramel pudding. A very enjoyable, reunion was held at the home of Mrs. M. Kelley, 504 Plr.mnier avenue yesterday. A delightful dinner was served after which the guests spent an afternoon with music and games. Those present were. Messrs and Mes. lames J. Johnson, A. Curtis, E. V. Kelley and Nondorf and Miss Maudie Curtis. The only out of town guest was Mrs. Kelley's daughter Mrs. f'has G. King of Pedford, Ind. Mrs. King left over the 9:50 Monon last night for her home. She has many friends here who called to see her and wish here a safe journey home.

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Miss Mollie Rutz, nt her home, 519 Sibley street, very pleasantly entertained a large number of her friends at a valentine party Thursday evening. After a pleasant evening spent with games suggestive of St. Valentine's eve. an elaborate luncheon was served. The guests are: Misses Tiescli, Campbell. Christina Campbell, Janet McNab, Pertha Kunzman, Margaret Deact, Linda Graves, Louise Doege. Lily Fondrey, Anna Taughman, Gusta Taughman, Elsie Herman, Sophia Plohm, Lydia Rutz, Mollie Rutz and Mrs. D. Campbell. Messrs. John Campbell, Thomas McNab, John McNab, Mike Culbert, Julius Doege, Fred Plohm, Edward Henrick, Emil Ebert, Jim Campbell, Walter Rutz, Arthur Graves and P.

j Campbell. j Ti-.e meeting of the parents club of I the Lincoln school yesterday afternoon wn.s well atended. The program for the afternoon was very well given and interesting, discussions took place on "Revereno.; for the Aged and for Sacred Things." The following program was given: Song Poem 5. Piano solo Paul Lipir.sk!. Room 4. Duet Mrs. Williams, and Miss Ripley. Recitation Hazel Easter. Vi'.m 1 solo ; ' . m Miss Powen.

E. this

M. Forest of Fast Chicago s-a-nt afternoon with Hammond friends.

Lester Ladd of the land in Ramond on buisness this

Satunlar, Feb. Ki, 1907.

FOURTH WARD 18 WORRYING

Robertsdale Has a Street Railway Franchise Question That Puzzles.

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Belief Is Expressed That the Real Ilotive of the Company Is to Eeach Glucose Plant

Martin Finn, ran villa West Hammond went to C

acency is a fit-moon.

o today

Tony Raker is on the with the grip.

dek list todav

H. M. i'e.k-y of Hill-dale. 111., was a Hammond business visitor last night.

William Davidson of Lafayette today with Hammond friends.

spent

Frank Dwyer of Chicago is in Hammond on busiiie-ss this afternoon.

P. I). Ih-ach of Akron, ().. will spend Sunday with Hammond friends.

E. E. Ehores of Indianapolis is business visitor in Hammond todav.

F. W. Walls of Ciiicago s with friends in Hammond.

ent todav

A. L. Sumerhirst of Chioaao is in Hammond on business this afternoon.

II. A. White of Chicago will b guest of Hammond friends over day.

- the Sun-

James Erickson of West Pullman, 111., will spend tomorruw with friends in

Hammond.

Robt-rt s, a resul

lie is growing so fast that the peooh- over t! ere ti'i.l

themselves confronted by all kinds of I'rcbh ins. For a long time the fourth W;ir,i hit'! elumbering along bareo...M i.n!. ol its own existance. but

tue Western Glut-t.se c.enpany lo-

tuele Ine Who e t.,t-n l.-.o 1

House,) and tl

uation a

s; lie. cat.-,

IS been

Xinvncies of the i,it-

t ngaging th.. attt ntion of

ill the statesmen there.

il.t rtsd.-ile has a

understc od now planliae from

c. mi a i s c f

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nam mse pr.ddene lr

t the ('alum, t i:ieetric i

extension of ps

Sun. Feb. 17 Jule Wallers, Louise Mewllyn and Adeline Walters In the New usi:al "SIDE TRACKED"

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Special Scenery 20 People

IS Specialties Strong1 Cast

PRICES : 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c

Wed. Feb. 20 MR. O. wi-L?, Presents the Ikautiful Pastoral Drama THE VILLAGE PARSON Original Production PRICES; 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c

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o. i. ,.ie ai'iinn or aurora, til., was

in Hammond today on his way to L, fayctte to spend Sunday.

imam L vers, who is on the sick

list with the mumps, is reported bet ter this afternoon.

LUewey- Ilson and F reel Cruni-

pneker will be the guests of Chicat

friends tonight.

W. J. McAleer returned today from

Indianapolis, where he has been on

business.

Gordon Baher of the Chicago uni

versity will be tats guest of friends in

Hammond this evening.

H. C. Leach will leave tonit

Danville, Ind., where he will Sunday with firends.

:ht for spend

Arthur 11. Craig, of Evansville, Ind.,

was ab usmess visitor in Hammond this

afternoon.

Otto Eeyhu of Cincinnati, (.,

the guest of Hammoml fritn.ls

re) w.

will be tomor-

Dr. J. T. Clark will leave today for

Pourbor.nes, laa., where he will be the

guest of friends over Sunday.

Attorney Otto J. Pruce rf Crown

Point, transacted legal business in Hammond today.

Joe Martin was in Hammond this

morning on his way to Carv from

pent hist evening.

Lowell, where h

W. P. Tooney of Kokomo. Ind., was

t no guesi 01 Hammond friends la night.

W. S. Tooney of Kckomo. Ind., was

the guest of Hammond friends last night.

F. N. Hiekok local agent of the Wa

bash road will leave tonight for Manchester, Ohio, where he will spend

Sunday with friends.

Joe Conroy went to Hcbart yester

day to attend the funeral of Mrs. 1!. W. Startton who was buried yesterday afternoon.

Cas. M. Francis of Indiana Harbor

was in Hammond today on his way to Indianapolis, where he will spend Sun-

ay with friends and relatives.

Tlie County Tax J.lst is in the linn.!

of IilacWmun A. I llricli, room Tnmtor

block, where 3-011 cjin pa3" 3-0 11 r eount.v ase, thereby sa inu a trip to Crown l'oiut. -lt!-l-.vk.

MISS MAYFA HAINES. READER.

Well known

be. c nie very r ir. this city.

selected by the literature comra

de Hammond Woman's club as

.Miss Mayfa Haines, a Ckb-igo reader, who has

I'opai.ir as an entertai

itte of

the principal on the prcgram. which, was rendered at the K. of Ih hall this afternoon. Miss Il.iir.es read cuttings from Justin McCarthy's, "If I Were King" and made a splendid impression 011 her

ltao:i r. ad "a re .1

ti.osen that ; the hook v.-er, story was se way in whh h doubly in:.r. Miss Hai-uv th.c fact t!-.at handle the )., retidt rcvl this

is juvenile pieces

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portions of idea of the

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satility is proven by sigh she was able To

ivy selections that were atternooR, her smcialrv

;he h.ad the voice

and perso:

ially well

hearers. Tlia selections sc vellisoua.Uoiis.

amy that makes her especadapted for childish imper-

A very entertaining program has been airange-d for tlie jint reception of the W. R. C. and G. A. R., to be held this evtnir.g in Memorial hall. All visiting fist- rs ar-el comrad s are invited and an enjoyable evening is promised. After the program a luncheon will be served. The program for the evening is: Rrayer Rev. F. M. Elliott Alia ri :a Audience Patriotism to the Younger Generation pr. M. E. Jackson I'iano duct.. Misses Hansen, Champaign Recitation . .' Miss Peulah Dock Selection Mrs. Ida Jcnes Vocal solo Miss Dollie Geib Drum Corps March .. .Georgia Prower

Recitation Miss Made Mclnljfi

Daniel Lymh. expostmaster of Lo

well, Ind., was in Hammond todav en

is way to Chicago, where he will

spend today with friends.

C'.y.Ie King, representing th S-m-venior Publishing company of Lowell, Ind., was in Hammond this morning on his way to South Chicago where he gees on business.

C. Sturm of Silverwood, Ind., was in Hammond last night visiting his son Paul Sturm, form, rly manager of the local Western Union office, r.ov working in the Ciiicago office. Loweil, Ind..aoita,.dn atn natu natu n Mrs. Jennie Ham hete Hume of Chicago, teacher of piano and voice, will be In Hammond on Tuesdays to give instructions. All who wish to take advantage of the opportunity of receiving the best instruction at a resonablo rate are invited to call at her studio. No. 50 Rimbach avenue, near Court house. 2-lj-2t.

Western Olueose Of e-ourse the olli

mpany say they are going to ex

tend their lin.-s to Whiting and Garv, hut the Rahe-rtsdalians are Very skeptical regarding this part of the deal and believe it is only a bluff to extend the line as far as the site- of the new plant and then fail to carry it farther. This would be a ruinous thing for the fourth ward as the employes of th.- new plant would go to South Chicago to live instead of Robertsdale-.. Son ill liie::o ojiltl Ii-ii,(it. South Chicago won hi get all of the

hem-lit from a Hammoml industry and the territory in Illinois would be built up at the expense of that in Indiana. The property owne rs in Robertsdale realize that if the Yellow line was extended ail the way to Gary as the promoters say it will be, the benefit derived from increased transportation facilities would off. t the loss of the few m.-n that would go to South Chicago especially when the fact is taken into consideration that in this case the extenshm would also would give Robertsdale street ear facilities to the new plant and its greater proximity to the site of this new industry would give the foruth ward the advantage over distant South Chicago.

Put the people of Robertsdale think that the Caiumet Eehctric dees not intend to go farther than the Western Glucose company's plant and they are on fluir guard. The matter will be- taken up with the board of public works and if a franchise is granted there will have to be provisions for tlie building of the whole line to Gary or there will be vigorous objections on the part of the Hammondites who live along the lake shore.

II 8 JfJfllO Remember the II I ItjX HUday Matinee IbliMlUlU Tues. Afternoon Last Week of the One Supreme FashlonaWs Event of the Season GRACE GEORGE IN CLOTHES Social Circles Far More In f rested Than ! Any Theatrical Coup for Years Say ELLEN TERRY In Capt. Brassbound's Conversion Seats and boxes Ready Thursday.

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FIRST TIMLIN CHICAGO

l:enlnffs, 8:1?. 3 Matinees ThU Week Florence Roberts "The Strength of the Weak" liy Alice M. Smith and Charlotte Thompson, EXTRA MAT. Tomorrow, Lincoln's Cirthday Trice s-Tuesday and Wed. Mat-. Sh50 to 50a hvetun-s and Saturday Mats. $2.00 to 3. o

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FIND MARKIAGE A FAILURE.

Three ( Oinplalnants Infold TiiIcn of Sorrow ia Pill for Uivoree Tiled in Superior Court. Three divorce cases have already been filed in the superior court and are awaiting disposal in the March term of court. In the three cases the wives are the complainants and are sueing on statutory grounds. Each complainant unfolds of story of misery, by cruel treatment, drink or non-support and ending in abandonment. Of the three cases that of Mrs. Nathan Rinkcr is the most pitiful, she complaining that since 1902 she has lived with a man who is subject to temporary insanity. In her complaint she Bays further, that at times he drinks to excess, which increases his Insanity. She says Rinkcr married her without telling her he was subject to insanity. Mrs. Charles Mehuron says that for a time she has been supporting a gambler who spent his winnings on drink and forced her to return to her father for support. Tlie Mehurons have one child, whose custody the

mother prays for.

Mrs. Charles Kukral says that since

th.- begininer of her married life witb

e-r husband, two years ago. she has e.-n subjected to abuse at 1:1s hands;

that lie finally abandoned her and that

ie does not know where he is.

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Musical Lovelands Nicholas & Smith Comedy Bicycle Act Cubanola Sisters Indian, Chinese and Cuban Specialty Artists

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3 HerrSclimidt & Co. 3 Human Pillar and Cycle Whirl

Illustrated Songs and Moving Pictures

Prices, 10c, 15c, 20c

BROOK'S ELECTRIC AND VAUDEVILLE THEATRE

i-OKMLRLY HUHLN OPERA KOUSU THE WiHGflTES m SPECIALTIES EVERY NIGHT. Admission 5c and 10c

EIG SALE CLOSES TODAY. The Lion Store's two weeks' mill-end

?ale comes to a final close this evening at 10 o'clock. The managers of the big store say that never in its history have the sales been so many or

so large. The enthusiasm has continu

ed until thel ast.

Reginr.in.tj on Monday the store will

open at S o'clock in the morning in

stead of at 7 as heretofore.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. .

WANTED A girl IS to 20 for office work, must speak Polish, apply Harvard Dentists, 13301 Erie avenue. Hegewisch. 2-10. It.

WANTRD Carrier for West Hammond Route. Apply Lake County Times.

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FOR SALE Two small tracts adjoining the city limits of Hammond, price $430 and $300 per acre; defy competition in price and location; for particulars see me. R. L, MILLER, Hammond building', Hammond, Ind. 12-2tf

FOR SALE Store property in the heart of Hammond; an exceptional bargain, price, $6,300; nothing to equal It for location and price. It. L. MILLER, Hammond building, Hammond

FOR 10 Cts. fin K,NDS of T FLOWER SEED W W 10 Full Sized Pkts. GARDEN SEEDS all for onlv 10c POST PAID.

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