Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 246, Hammond, Lake County, 5 April 1907 — Page 2
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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES Friday, April 5, 1007.
1 OVER THE TEA CUPS
THE GITY
One of the most elaborate and beautiful post-Lenten receptions given In Hammond, was the one held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Gilbert Faxton, 12 RImbaeh avenue. More than one hundred guests responded to the cards sent out. The rerpetion room was decorated with slmlax as were the other rooms. Th chandeliers were artistically hung with the trailing vines and the lights shaded with green. In the dining room the table wa beautifully arranged In green and white with a center piece of white lilacs. From the chandeliers to the corners of the tables were caught festoons of slmlax and the corners of the table green shaded candles were placed tied with Immense bows of green satin ribbon. A very delightful program was given during the afternoon with numbers by Mrs. Lulu Tyler Gates, a talented reader of Chicago ,and vocal selections by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. AV. L. Simonton, also of Chicago. A delicious luncheon, prepared by Mrs. Mary Epker, was served following the program. The afternoon proved a very charming one.
The Up-To-Datb Whist club had a very pleasant party yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. S. Kckhart, 13$ Russell street. "Whist was played during the afternoon and honors were won by Mrs. P. I Davis and Mrs. IV. 8. Eckhart. The hostess served a luncheon aftfr the games. All the members of the club were present. The next party will be In one week at the home of Mrs. K .Young in Sibley street. Mrs. Fred Vince and Miss Mary Vince : of Mt. Carroll, 111., are visiting their mint, Mrs. P. L. Davis, at her home, 60 Ilimbach avenue. They saw "Checkers" at McVickers last evenin.
Invitations have been received by a , number of young people here for a ' dancing party to be given tonight by ' the "Whiting Owl club in their club rooms. A pleasan ttlmo Is anticipated. The pedro party given by the drill team of Modern "Woodmen, was held last evening in "Weis' hall and was very largely attended. Seven games of pedro of thirty-two points each were i played until 10 o'clock when informal 'dancing and a generally pleasant time was enjoyed. This was the first party Of a series of three to be given. o - MiS3 Hazel Sheffield of Valparaiso, Is visiting relatives her for a few days. Miss Muriel Eastwood Informally entertained a number of friends last evening at her homo In Indiana avenue. Games and music were enjoyed and an elaborate luncheon was served. Her guests were: Mlssea Ruth Bren-
neman, Grace Gero, Maud Lewis, Dollie
Geib, Mae Hansen, Emma Champaign, Edith Bradt, Laura Mather, Frances Hamacher, Edith Carter; Messrs. Chester Eastwood, Will Love, Otto Hudson, Charles Binder and Mr. Bren-
neman. o
Mr. and Mrs. Adelsperger entertained at a surprise party last evening at their home In honor of Ed Hellar. An
elaborate luncheon was served following' a pleasant evening of games nnd music. Guesto at the party were:
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hellar, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Adelsperger, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Adelsperger, Misses Edith Peterson,
Nellie Adelsperger, Leona Reed and
Anna Roper, Messrs. Dick Adelsperger,
Grant Russell, Ralph Hutchinson and
Ed Hellar.
Last evening the pastor, W. E. Shlrey, and session of the First Presbyterian church held a reception In the church parlors for visiting and new members of the church. The affair was very well attended and a pleasant informal evening was spent. The members consider it one of the most successful evenings ever spent. The Ladies of the Aid society were on the reception committee and later served dainty refreshments. Rev. W. E. Shirey will go to Lowell tomorrow to hold communion services at the Presbyterian church there. The Hammond pulpit will be supplied from Chicago. The Logansport Presbytery will meet In the First Presbyterian church Monday and Tuesday of next weex. The first session will open Monday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock with a sermon by D. 13. Whitney of Remington, Ind., and will continue all day Tuesday. Tues
day evening D. D. Biggler of Logans-
port win deliver tne sermon. A very
interesting meeting is anticipated and ministers from many of the Indiana
cities will be present. o
The members of the Fleur de Lis club were delightfully entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. F. W. Mur
ray at her home in State street. Cards
were the diversion of the afternoon,
aiter wnicn a delicious luncheon was
served. At the close of the games Mrs.
Schaadt and Mrs. Boyle had the high
est number of points. Miss Webber was awarded the consolation prize. The next meeting will be In two weeks at the home of Mrs. Austgen in Plummer
avenue.
W. H. Elliott, roadmaster for the
nickel Plate, was here from Knox on
business this morning.
Mrs. S. Reynoldson and daughters,
Misses Clara and Blanch, and son left
this morning for Dundee. 111.. whr
they will reside in the future. Mr.
Reynoldson was formerly a plumber.
with offices In South Hohman street.
He went to Dundee earlier in the week.
Miss Clara was a bookkeeper in the E. C. Minas department store.
MANY INQUIRE ABOUT
JSIWOffl TRIP
Announcement of Terms En
thusiastically Received by Times Readers.
Mrs. John Sherby and daughter. Miss
Mable, were among the visitors in Chi
cago this morning.
Mrs. J. Heiser of Russell street, went
to Chicago this morning to spend the
day with her mother.
Mrs. E. S. Emerine spent today in
Chicago on business.
A. E. Snyder of Fort Wayne, special
agent for the ickel Plate, was In Hammond this morning on business.
Solon Webster is contemplating
building a fine two-story flat building
on his property at the corner of Summer street and Charlotte avenue.
Misses Christina and Clara Hasse
were Chicago visitors this morning.
Dr. and Mrs. McDonal dof Hegewisch
were the guests of their neice, Mrs. E. S. Emerine of Summer street yesterday.
Hrlghnm & Dickinson have all the
latest sheet iimsio on Hale Saturday, 15 cents per copy. 272 State street, phone 331)1.
The Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church spent a pleasant afternoon yesterday at the home of Mrs.
A. E. Merryweather, 390 South Hoh
man street. It was the regular meet
ing of the society and a large number
of the members were present. The af
ternoon was devoted to work for the
society, and a luncheon was served.
Henry Blackman of Allegan, Mich.,
is visting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John O .Bowers, 44 Ogden street.
C. C. Smith of the Ladd Agency in
East Chicago, transacted business here
last evening.
The members of the Pythian Sisters held n very pleasant social last even
ing nt'tho home of Mrs. James Arm
strong In Sibley street. The ladles
have formed several divisions of the order wha will entertain at certain intervals the other divisions. Last
evening the time was spent With a fortune teller who created a great
deal of amusement. An Informal mu
sieal program was given and dainty
refreshments were served. A large number of ladies were present, the proceeds received to be used for the
Pythian Sisters fund.
Mrs. Jennie Spafford and Mrs. Mag
gie Stewart Spent the day In the city.
The history committee of the Ham
mond Woman's club will he entertained Monday afternoon by Mesdames
A. E. Wilcox and S. E. Pwaim at the
home of Mrs. Wilcox In Conkey avenue
The second lesson on "Canada" will be
given.
Mrs. J. Evans spent the afternoon
with friends in Hegewisch yesterday
Miss Anna- Schaller has returned from St. John where she visited her
parents for several days.
James Vedder has gone to Niles,
Mich., and South Bend to spend the
week end with relatives.
Miss Elene Relter has gone to South
Bend to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Ward Mack for the week.
. Miss Faye Smiley Is visiting with
friends In Chicago today.
Miss 'Lena Krlnblll was the guest of
relatives in Crown Point this week.
Mrs. George Lawrence and daughter,
JuJIa, and Margaret Turner saw Maud
Adama in '"Peter Pan" yesterday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Frank Gleason of Hyde Park is
spending the day with relatives and
friends in Hammond.
o
Miss Callie Johnson entertained
friends at a rnusicale last evening at her home In Williams street, at which
Miss Elsa Zinke of Fond du Lac, Wis.,
was the guest of honor. A delicious
luncheon was served at the close of
the informal program to the following
guests: Misses Elsa Zinke, Irene Mott,
Mae Campbell, Emma McDermott,
Messrs. Charles Johnson, Karl Griffin, Will Hastings, Peter Ripley, Charles Crumpacker, Franklin Blackmun, Ray
Ames and Ray Catlow.
o
The Martha society of the Christian
church met yesterday afternoon for Its
regular weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. J. M. VanSIckle. About ten
ladies were present, who spent the
afternoon In sewing. A great deal of
work was accomplished. Business of
importance to the society was discuss
ed pertaining to the Easter bazaar
which was given a few weeks ago
o
Miss Lena Gerhart has planned on an
extensive visit to her home in Ger
many this year. Miss Gerhart and her sister of East Chicago will leave the
latter cart of this month. Miss Ger
hardt for some time has been employ ed as a clerk in the Lion Btore.
o
The recital to be given by the pupils
of Miss Ray of East Chicago will be
held Thursday evening in the Meth
odist church. The announcement was
made for Friday evening, but owing to the oratorical contest on that night
the date was changed to Thursday.
Hammond Tent No. 42 K. O. T. M
will give an entertainment and smoker
Wednesday evening, the 10th, in K. of
P. hall. This is their big annual smo
ker and it promises to be something out of the ordinary. Outside talent has
been secured to assist In the inter tainment. All Maccabees are request
ed to attend.
O
MIs3 Anna Rubin went to Chicago
this morning to be the guest or her
sister, Mrs. S. T. Snett, until Tuesday
o
Mrs. John Heiser is spending the day
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Qulnn,
at their home in Englewood.
o
Miss Christine Hasse is visiting in
Chicago today.
Miss Leila Moore returned to her
home in Knox, Ind., this morning af
ter spending a short vacation with her
sister, Mrs. L. Johnson.
Mrs. William Wells and Mrs. Jones
of Kouts are the guests of Mrs. Well's
dauehter. Mrs. A. W. Sprague, at her
home in Carroll street over Sunday
Mesdames ells, Jones and juiss Uhei
ma Snrauge are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Rav Wells in Roseland today.
Miss Ella Mae Mowry was hostess
to a number of friends at a 6:30 o clock
diner last evening at her home in Sib
ley street. At the party Miss Lena
Gerhart was guest of honor. Miss Ger
hart will leave Hammond for her home
In Germany the last of this month
nrlgham & Dickinson have all the
latest sheet music on sale Saturday, 15 cents per copy. 272 State street,
phone 3391.
Mrs. Cynthia Sohl and daughter,
Miss Ruth, were among the Chicaaro
visitors this mornnig.
N. E. Barr has left for Rochester
and Argus, Ind., where he will visit
relatives and look after his business
interests in that section.
The announcement of the terms by which The Lake County Times is to send twelve Hammond and Lake county young ladies to the Jamestown exposition was enthusiastically received yesterday.
It Is expected that this reward for
popularity will be eagerly sought by dozens of young ladies In the various
aisiricts, me confines or which were described In the full page advertisement that appeared in the paper last
night.
Aireaciy mere have been numerous Inquiries by those who would like to take the trip and by those who have friends that they would enter as can
didates. Great interest is manifested by ev
erybody and is even greater than was
anticipated. Before many days after the balloting has begun the whole ocunty will be agog over the selec
tion of candidates. Snggestn Frnternlly Candidate!. The ladles from several of the aux
Maries of local fraternal societies have
suggested that they would like to se
lect a candidate to represent their so
ciety and work for her election, and already the names of several prominent
ladies who will represent orders have
been presented.
It is apparent from the very start that The: Lake Countt Times James
town exposition trip will be one of the most successful ventures ever started by a newspaper in this section of the
state.
A trip to Jamestown free of cost, a chance to visit the places of historic
Interest, an opportunity to see one of
the most unique expositions that has been held in recent years and all with
out a cent of cost to the lucky ones who will go. Is an offer that will be
appreciated by all.
HUNGARIAN WORKMAN HURT.
John Nazor, a Hungarian, was serious
ly injured last evening at the Western Steel Car & Foundry company's plant
in Hegewisch. Nazor is a single man, residing at 319 Pullman avenue, Burnham, and was employed as a laborer
In the steel mill. He and a brother
and another man were working near
an electric crane, which was loading some iron on a truck, when the iron
fell over upon him.
Nazor's head and face were quite
badly cut and his right eye Injured.
He also sustained a broken nose. Drs. Poehls and McDonald were summoned
t once to attend the injured man,
who was this morning sent to the
county hospital in Chicago.
II rig ha in & Dickinson have all the
latent (sheet miiiic on Hide Saturday, 15 cents per copy. 272 State street, phone 3391.
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Friday, April 5th Special Engagement of The Great Magician and Mrs. PHILIP HENRICI The Wonderful Thought Reader. Presenting n entertainment thst conlounds the minds of scientists and philosophers and sets at naught the established laws of nature. Three Tons of Illusions and Magical Accoutrements
''ROYAL CHEF" MAKES A HIT.
ihe Koyai Cher' presented at
Towles Wednesday night by Frazee & Wade was well attended, there being only a few vacant seats in the house. The stage was so small that the com
pany was not able to use all of the chorus, but they made a hit with the audience anyway.
Heinrich Lemphauser as the "Royal
Chef" received encore after encore by
his funny sayings and songs.
The company left Thursday morning
for Kalamazoo, Mich., where they played last evening.
M'ALEER ON BUSINESS ROUND.
Attorney W. J. McAleer left yester
day afternoon on a flying business trip on account of legal business. His first
itep is to Elgin, whence he will go
directly to Columbus, O., thence to New Philadelphia and Zanesvllle. all
In Ohio, and from there to Toronto and Meford, Canada. He expects to
be gone about a week.
The Spirit Hand, The Vanishing Woman, The Chinese Wizards, The Davenport Cabinet, and hear Mrs. Henrlci answer your questions and advise you mysteriously.
PRICES : 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c
s E E
Sunday April 7th The Successful Innovation and LauhgIng Surprise of the Season THE HOOSIER GIRL A Pastoral Comedy Drama in 3 Acts Introducing the Funny Comedienne IvATI- WATSON Assisted by the popular Qerman Comedian QUS COHAN and a Company of Unusual Excellence Beautiful Scenery, Catchy Music, Songs and Dances
Prices, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c
Kvenings at 8 Matinees at 2
ILLINOIS
LAST 2 WEEKS
Maude Adams
In Her Famous Performance of
Peter Pan
By J. M. Barrle, Author of "The Little Minister'
Seats now selling for all remaining
performances. Regular Prices.
NEW ROAD INCORPORATED.
Attorney Joseph Ibach and Charles
G. Miller transacted business in Gary
this afternoon.
Attorney Otto Bruce was
mond on legal business today.
in Ham-
Dr. Sarah Noble of East Chicago and
Dr. Runty of Chicago were the guests of Dr. M. E. Jackson yesterday after
noon.
Deputy Sheriff Hearst of Crown Point
was in Hammond today.
Dr. H. C. Groman spent this after
noon in Crown Point on a combined business and, pleasure trip.
Rev. and Mrs. G .A. Barker and son,
Clark, who have been spending the past month at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Easter, returned to their
home in Chambers, Nnb., this afternoon.
LAVEES GET SEWER CONTRACT.
Lowest Bidders on Chicago Avenue
"Work Before Board of Public
Works,
At the meeting of the board of pub
lic works this morning the contract
for putting in a twenty-four inch sew
er in Chicago avenue was awarded to
Lavene Bros.
Despite the remonstrances that were
made by property owners on Pine and Cedar street against the proposed side
walks the board decided to stand by
the resolution for sidewalks.
There was some discussion as to ac
cepting the plat of the South Homewood addition because the one adjoin
ing it on the north does not conform
with the submitted one on the street
plan. The board suggested that the owners of the two plats reach some understanding as to the platting of the two additions.
Will Hun Cars Between Gary and Tol-
eston Capital $100,000. (Special to Lnke County Times.) Indianapolis, Ind., April 5. Articles
have been filed with the secretary of the state incorporating the Chicago.
Hammond and Gary railroad of Hammond to operate from Gary to Toleston and Gary $100,000. Directors, A. V. Barton, II. L. Underwood, L. C. James, F. A. Carstensen, F. H. Harold Schmitt.
POWERS
Tonight at 8 Sharp
Two Week
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OLQA
NETHERSOLE
Supported by FRANK MILLS Her London Company
and
Predentin? the following repertoire for first week: Mon., Pri. and Sat. Kveninjs anil Vei. Mat. 8APHO. Tuesday Kvening CARMKN. Wednesday Kventn and Hat. Mat. ADRIEN'NR LKCOUVRKFU, Thursday Kvenin TUB SECOND MRS. TAN'UUKRAY. Mailorders now. Seat Sale Thursday V a. ru. Repertoire for Second Week will be announced Wednesday Morning
MR. M0REY COMES TO TOWN.
L. A. Morey of the New York Produce Exchange, whose specialty la oats and corn, is a Hammond visitor today. Mr. Morey is making a tour of the grain belt and incidentally inspecting the industrial improvements of this vicinity which have attaracted the attention of the world. He spent what he was pleased to learn an Interesting hour looking over the plant of The Lake County Times.
Phone Hammond 3921
37
Hohman
Street
J
Stewart Wood & Metal Pattern Co. W. J. STKWART, Mart.
Designers of Machinery
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED Employment at
finisher. G. B. Seetz, 363
street, Hammond. 4-5-2t.
cement Claud
CROWN POINTERS TO BUILD.
Mesdames "V. A. Jordan and S. F.
Parker and Miss Amoratt Miller were Chicago visitors this afternoon.
D. A. Root, the County Seat Lumber Dealer, to Make a Hammond Investment.
WANTED To rent by May 1st, 5 or
6 room cottage or flat; 3 persons;
state particulars. Address F. Times.
4-5-2t.
Rev. E. F. Barrett spent this after
noon in Chicago.
E. F. Kunert
Chicago today.
transacted business in
Mrs. M. Ruhstadt, who has been suf
fering with a severe attack of rheu
matism, is improving.
D. A. Root, the Crown Point lumber dealer, will join the invaders of Hammond and has decided to build five new houses on the east side. Mr. Root
si the owner of several lots in the
eastern portion of Hammond and he In
tends to improve them while rents are high and the demand for houses is
great.
STRAYED OR STOLEN One mule, on
Tuesday night. Return to Ed Marsh,
396 Calumet avenue or phone 1164.
4-4-3t.
FOR SALE Chine cabinet, baby car
riage, book case, gas range and eth
er household gooas. inquire e5u xru-
man avenue. 4-4-lwk.
Gustav Oshlerking of 421 Sohl street.
leaves tomorrow for New York from where he will sail for Germany to spend two or three months at his old
home.
HUNTING
CLUB INCORPORATED.
Does your sewing machine need re
pairing? If so call up C. F. Miller, the sewing machine expert, 241 East State
street, phone 2601. 10-16-lm.
James Shafer returned last night
from a business trip to Indianapolis.
Emil Lasson of Chicago was the
guest of friend in Hammond last evening. J
John E. "Wolf has rescigned as man
ager or tne iiammona uoai company and will be connected with the Beckman Supply companw. Mr. Wolf was
with the Hammond Coal company for the past eight years until about six weeks ago when he took a trip through
the west for his health.
A hunting club, composed of one Chi
cago and three Hammond men, has been organzied and incorporated. Its headquarters are in Cornell Island in
the Kankakee river, near Kouts, and
a hunthig and fishing lodge, twentyfour feet square, is under construc
tion there. The members of the club
are Messrs. Jos. Ibach, Frank Deming,
and Edward Deming of Hammond and W. A. Mercer of Chicago. The club
has been incorporate dunder the name
of the Hammond Island Hunting club.
housework, good wages. 415 South
Hohman street. 4-5-tf.
WANTED A competent girl, general
FOR SALE One cottage, lots in Will
iams street. May street and west of
State Line. Inquire D. A. Pugh, 213
Ann street. Phone 3244. 4-5-lm.
"JIMMY" TR0ST A SICK MAN.
DARGAIJf Bank fixture Cor Hole
cheap. Original cost ten year ago
$7,T00.00. Have been stored for leren
year. Will sell for $300. Inquire
"A. B." care The Lake County Tim en
9140 Buffalo avenue. Adv. tf.
Alfred Sherby visited friends in Chi
cago this afternoon.
"Jimmy" Trost, Lake county's active
deputy sheriff, is confined to his bed
with a severe attack of sciatic rheu
matism. The attack has continued for !
a week and there is no relief in sight
for the patient.
Mrs. A. Andes and Modestia Dull vis
ited friends in Chicago yesterday.
ARE MARRIED FOR SURE.
HELP WANTED THE FAIR CHICAGO
E. M. O'Brien of Chicago was a busi
ness visitor in nammond toaay.
Balked at Altar Last 3Ionth
is Wedded Here.
J. Floyd Irish was a business visitor
in Crown Point this afternoon.
Thomas Pittaway of Dalton was here
on business today.
R. L. Frank was in
New York last night.
Hammond from
I. M. Homer of Crawfordsvilla spent
last evening in Hammond.
mii fiwendoiine McCormick, who Has good positions for several hun
dred men and women, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
also EXPERIENCED salespeople for
SHOES, DRY GOODS and MILLINERY ALSO FLOOR MANAGERS
Apply in person or by letter to
Superintendent, THE FAIR
State, Adams and Dearborn Streets
CHICAGO, ILL.
W. A. Reld of New York transacted
business in Hammond last evening.
Miss Norma Robblns will be the
guest of Miss Violet Woodbridge at her
home in Ross over Sunday.
Mrs. J, W. Balsiger of Waterton, S.
t mm here vesterday to be the
must of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brooks
for an extended visit. -o
Mrs. Ray Fox of Chicago was here for the Hirsch-Rothschlld reception
yesterday afternoon.
Chnrles Denning saw "The Belle of
Mavfair" at tha Colonial in Chicago
The dance given by the policemen
of East Chicago last evening was held
in the South Bay hotel at Inidana Har
bor. The affair was one of the largest
attended and most enjoyable affairs
ever given. DeBraie's orchestra of East Chicago furnished the music for
dancing. Among those from Hammond
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Hanlon,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shine, .Misses Belie and Sadie Maclntyre, Harvey Post and Jose Wllcoxson.
Mrs. P. Rellley is the guest of friends
In Chicago today.
This la the medium of trade la the
Calumet region. THE LAKE COOTT
MARLATT BOY HEARD FROM. The police today received further information as to the whereabouts of Arthur Marlett. A letter was received at the police station this morning addressed to Whitaker, who is being held there to await a trial and who is held responsible for the bay's absence. The letter was signed "James Hartman." William Hartman has gone to Decatur to return the boy to his home'.
Arthur W. Rupp and Miss Gwendoline McCormick of Chicago were mar
ried by Judge McMahon yesterday af
ternoon. Both had intended to get
marired at Crown Point on the 18th of
last month and had secured their mar
riage license there. When Justice Nicholson was about to perform the ceremony Gwendoline balked and all that was left for the would-be groom
to do was to pocket the license and return with his would-not-be-bride to Chicago. In the meantime the girl
received the consent of her parents and promised Arthur to marry him
within a month. To their notion the
month ended yesterday and they came to Judge McMahon explaining that they already had the license. They returned
man and wife.
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Brigham & Dickinson bare all the
latest sheet munlc on sale Saturday, 15 cents per copy. 273 State street,
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