Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 255, Hammond, Lake County, 16 April 1907 — Page 6

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GARY NEWS T. E. Knotts spent yesterday afternoon in Hammond at Architect Hutton's offices K0in over the plans for the Knotts brothers building. Mrs. Novak, wife of the man injured at the Lake Shore crossing Sunday afternoon came down yesterday to see Dr. Templin. , She reported her husband as still delirious at the hospital. Dr. Winslow, the local dentist, is advertising heavily and apparently filling a larse need Judging from the number of patients who inquire after him. Ho has quarters at Dr. Packard's rooms Just south of the postoffice building. A. F. Knotts leaves this morning for New York where he expects to spend the larger portion of the week, part of the time with Judge Gary, under whose direction Mr. Knotts made the original plans and outlines for this maagic city. City Lngineer A. P. Melton, John K. Sears, trustee from the third ward and T. E. Knotts, 'president of the board left for South Bend this morning to spend the day inspecting different improvements to enable them to act the more intelligently at the meeting Saturday. Work began yesterday afternoon on the excavating for the Miller building on the east side of Proadway south of Fifth avenue. Sam Miller of Preese, 111., is the owner of the proposed building and expects to occupy his building with a clothing and furnishing store. M. A. Caldwell left yesterday for Terre Haute where he expects to visit friends and relatives for several days. While there he will inspect the different kinds of pavement in use in that city with a view of reporting to the board of trustees at its session Saturday when the matter of paving Proadway will come up for final action. Albert Borman came over from Hotart this morning to inspect the work on the building he and his brother Otto of Toleston are erecting at Broadway and Tenth avenue. The plans call for a small store room facing on Tenth avenue at the rear of the building in which Otto Borman expects to install a drug store to be managed by Howard Bell, the druggist who ran the Gary Drug company near the Hotel Fitz for a short while. All of tne strike ended yesterday when the men returned to their work Both the Falkneau Construction com pany's men and those working for the Clark company resumed operations and rapid progress is being made on all of the work. Most of the first story steel on the hotel building at Sixth avenue was put in place yesterday and the brick walls are rising rapidly The supply of shale brick for the fronts on which the company had been waiting arrived and work goes on un hindered. T. E. Knotts has arranged for office quarters in the, Dellachiesa bulldin Just north of Tenth avenue and will be there with his insurance and real estate business until the building he and his brother are erecting at Sev enth avenue and Broadway is ready for occupancy. The town clerk who is also Interested with Mr. Knotts will have his office In the same building temporarily. The quarters are in the same part of the building occupied by Attorney Barden. Local pugilists were pleasantly sur prised yesterday to find that Batllng Nelson had dropped into town. "Bat has a number of friends here among them the president of the town board. r. E. Knotts and he and his father with a string of admiring friends 3ropped off here yesterday afternoon to size up the town. Nelson's father lias been very much interested in Gary lince Its Inception and when he found that his old friend Tom Knotts had a finprer in the pie here he planned a visit. They returned late in the evening after planning a second visit to be made here in a short while. FIRST EMPLOYMENT AGENCY R. W ALDER, PROPRIETOR. CORNELIUS SCHANZER. Mgr. Steamship Ticket Agency Foreign Exchange Real Estate Dfflc - - Hotel FItx - - Gary. WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Onljr High Grade Goods THE GARY Buffet and Restaurant Charles Della-Chlesa, Prop. Broadway Gary, Ind. STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post Office Building, East Chicago. Bank Bldg.. INDIANA HARBOR. IND. mmmm, WINDSOR PARK A daughter was born to Mr. Mrs. O. Butler of 45th street. and Mrs. Reynolds of 75th stleet left Windsor Park yesterday to make her home in Austin, 111. F. Fletcher, 7648 Bond avenue has returned from a business trip to Detroit, Mich. T. J. O'Connor, S00S Manistee avenue, has recovered from a siege of rheumatism. We are glad to see that he is able to continue his work again. Mrs. W. E. MacDermut. 740$ Bond avenue, entertained the Book club this afternoon. The subject for the year is "Germany" and was continued under the leadership of Mrs. E. A. Courtnej-. The two authors discussed were Schiller and Heine.

. Rev. and Mrs. Feger and son, the Rev. Luther Feger, of Richmond. Ind., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Christ Dell. 100-7Sth street. Rev. Fesrer and his

son came to be present and preach at the reunion services of the confirmed members of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church last Sunday. Itev. F. Feger is now pastor of the Lutheran church in Richmond, Ind. His son is a very capable divine and delivered a very impressive as well as beautiful address, in which he traced the development of Protestantism from, its earliest beginning to the present time. Itev. Feger, sr., delivered a sermon in German at the morning service. They will probably leave Chicago for their home on Wednesday.

Miss Julia Peck of Sherman avenue entertained her cousin and a friend tfom Kansas City, Mo., at a party last night. Music and games were the features of the evening's entertainment Dainty refreshments were served. The following were among those present: Misses Mildred and Edith Kelso, Frie da and Edith Johnson, Belle and Mav Each, Vivian Kreutz, Helen F. Hamal, Sadie Sonders, Katie Brandt, Lottie Turner, Messrs. Will Powell, C. F. Ha mal, Stephen Kreutz, Charles Turner and James I'eck. Mr. and Mrs. Charles i'ecK or oociiawn. -miss I'ecK was assisted by her mother. The two visitors will leave Windsor Park again on Wednesday. STONY ISLAND NEWS Mrs. M. E. Judge attended services in South Chicago Sunday evening. Mrs. Hickman made a business trip to bouth Cnicago Monday. Mrs. J. J. McMullen made trip to 63rd street Monday a business afternoon Mrs. Leahey and her sister, Mrs. Culbertson made a shopping trip down town Monday afternoon. Mrs. Deegan visited Mrs. P. Murphy Sunday evening. Mary Deegan visited friends in Dauphin Park Sunday. Mrs. Myers visited friends in South Chicago Sunday evening. Mrs. Chapell made a shopping tour to South Chicago Monday evening. Percy Smith has accepted a posi tion as conductor on the Calumet elec tric railroad where he formerly worked. Mrs. J. Fahey made a shopping tour down town Mondav. Edward Hardy was a South Chicago visitor Mondav. O. B. McMillan is entertaining his mother, sister and brother from St. Louis. Mo. They are staying at Devine's hotel. Richard Farrell, of Englewood, formerly of this place, visited friends in Stony Island Sunday. J. W. SWARTZELL Grocery and Meat Market W67-J269 Ninety-third Street. STONY ISLAND. KENSINGTON NEWS j Edward Marshall of 119th street, who is sick with pneumonia, is somewhat better. John Klink of Michigan avenue, who sprained his ankle some time ago by railing, is able to be back to work again. Mr. and Mrs. Wagoner of 119th enterstreet and Lafayette avenue, tained their friends Sunday. jlr. and Mrs. Gelner and their little son of 123 119th street were rhl,, visiiurt yesieraav. John Burke of Front street went tn Michigan City Mondav. Mr. and Mrs. LeVrean of HSli La fayette avenue entertained friend Sunday. VALPARAISO NEWS Mrs. William Bochtler is visiting her sister In Hampshire, 111. Mrs. Charles Regean was called to Chicago Monday by the death of a nephew. Elmer A. Darst. who has been snarl ing the winter In Missouri, returned here Monday. Seven people have severed their con nection with Lowenstlne's store withlng the last week. Their places have been filled by new clerks. R. G. Griswold and wife of Denver Colo., are spending the week with the latter's brother, at the university. rr. J. F. Take has returned frnm East Chicago, where he was called in consultation with one of the doctors there. - It just became public Mondav tua i-ranic Jianey, a medical student at me university, and Mi ss Amanda hteiner of this city were married in Chicago last Thursday County Commissioner TTaU TJot 4J who is taking treatment at the home of Dr. Mackey in Hobart, is gradually growing worse and his relatives have fears that he will not last much longer. Prof. IT. Hickens. xctio has been in charge of the German Lutheran parochial school. here, has decided to leave the profession of teaching and enter the ministry of the German Lutheran church, lie will take the pastorate at Kouts beginning May 1. A call has been extended to Prof. William Laufer of Hammond to take charge of the school here, but no definite arrangements have been made as yet. Going to Jamestown? know. Its tree yon

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James Stewart was a Harbor visitor yesterday. Miss Anna Roak of Elm street was a Chicago visitor today. Miss Stella Kent visited her sister in Englewood yesterday. Mr. Purdy is going to work for the Indiana Harbor railroad. Miss E. Kent of "Whiting is visiting her sister, Stella Kent, in the Harbor. Mrs. J. Galvin of Grapevine street visited her daughter in Englewood. -Airs, martin, who has been ill for some time, is convalescing very rapidly. Mrs. Alexander of Grapevine street went to Hammond on business yester day. Miss Engler of South Chicago, was a Harbor visitor Sunday, and was well entertained by the Murton family. Mrs. J. Doherty and Mrs. R. Murton, Vvrt.l. . . ... U," "a ornmonweaitn avenue, were visitors at South Chicago. 1 C- . : , .. o iiuuiisK.1 nas soia ins grocery and market in the postoffice building to his uncle M. H. Lipowskl. The same business policy will be pursued as in the past. in. diiivm is convalescing very o-i an. Siemens, ancn., and we hope he will soon rid himself of the rheumatism now troubling him, and re' turn to the Harbor. Robert Murton, a Harbor boy who is at present a student at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Mich., has returned to the Harbor and we judge will remain for some time. $3.50 cS3ESf,on $3.00 When In Indiana Harbor Remember THE NEW STAR RESTAURANT Wm. Pappaa. Prop. Block Avenue Near Michigan Ar First-class Meals served at all hours. KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet Now Open for Business With a Full Line of Imported and Domestic Liquors and Cigar. WILLIAM KAUFMAN. Vrou. When in Indiana Harbor CALL AND SEE. GEORGE HA OK WE KEEP A FIXE LIXE OF LIQUORS AXD CIGARS. 1703-137th Street. STEWART & BOWEKS UhAiiHAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will b pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post Office Building, East Chicago. Bank Bldg.. INDIANA IIARROR tvtta CLARK STATION T. Bended of South Chicago visited here a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Rayden of were visitors, here Sundav. Whiting Mr. O'Herrin of Clark snenf- Sun. day at a banquet in Elkhart. O. Adams of Chicago relatives here Sunday. was visiting Mr. Lydia, and Mrs. Luck and daughter. or ciarK were visitors at Chicago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Benner and daughter, of Clark were visiting over Sunday in Chicago. Mr." and Mrs. West of Park Manor were visiting Mrs. West's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ryder. BURNSIDE NEWS Rev. Rulison, minister of the Vincent M. E. church left Wednesday for Greenville, 111., to bo gone several days. He will take part in the state contest on temperance there. Mrs. M. Mogan of 1777 92nd place entertained Mrs. L. Bruce at dinner Sunday. Avonell, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Walters, is quite ill. Mrs. Henry Gibney entertained relatives from Xenia. O., and Woodlawn, last Friday evening. Mrs. Grady, who has been In the dry goods business for the last four years, will retire from business. Mrs. J. Minisch of STth street is on the sick list. WHEELER NEWS All people who are going to Valparaiso to the oratorical contest the 20th will meet tonight at the Wheeler high school building to practice the yells. . The Wolfe school, about two and one-half miles northeast will give a box social next Thursday evening at their school house. Mrs. Loux was a Hobart visitor Mon day. Mrs. A. P. Marquart and Miss Minnie Marquart were Chicago visitors Monday. Miss Jennie Jones returned to East Chicago Monday morning." Start an endless chain, It will reach to Jamestown.

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SOUTH DEERING Mrs. J. E. Iteidy of Egnlewood spent Monday with relatives in South Deering. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. 1M. k. 10636 Torrence avenue, a baby boy. Mrs. Neff of the East Side, was in South Deering yesterday on business. Mrs. Denicala of Calhoun avenue, reported on the sick list. is Eddie Reid of the East Side, spent Saturday and Sundav with his cousin. John Reid of lloxie avenue. Mrs. Sanders of Hoxie avenue has been sick for the past few days. Miss Nora O'Neil of Whiting, visited relatives In South Deering, Sunday. airs. i Stirling and Miss Sadie Mahoney of East Chicago, attended the dance here Saturday evening. The dance given Saturday evening by the Knights and Ladies of Honor was one of the largest and most enjoyable ever held in Duffy's hall. Much credit is given the committee In charge for the pleasing manner which the affair was conducted. Supper was served in the dining room adjoining the hall by the ladies of the order and music was furnished by Stirling's orchestra. j PULLMAN NEWS aiiss Maude Paulson of Stephenson street, is ill with scarlet fever. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Beck of Step nenson street, a baby girl. air. and Mrs. Kuper visited her mother of Stephenson street, Sunday auss aiary Nolan of Fulton street visited relatives in the city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert's two children are suffering with scarlet fever. The Ladies dance tonight. Auxiliary will give a Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt and daughter of Fulton street visited Mr. and Mrs Gerolt, Sunday. airs. Gresshimer is in a very critical condition. It is rumored that she has appendicitis. CROWN POINT NEWS George Piepho of Brunswick was Crown Point visitor yesterday. John T. Miller of Chicago Heights Was here on business yesterday. Joseph McConnell of Cedar Creek township, was here yesterday. County Councilman Frank Scharbach of Hobart was here on business yes terday. The interior of Lintner's furniture store is being re-decorated. John Smith, representing W. B. Bur ford & Company of Indianapolis, was here yesterday. The April term of circuit court will begin next Monday. Jury Commissioner Thomas Jordan of Hammond was here yesterday af ternoon to select the juries for the April term of circuit court. If Clerk Wheeler's marriage mill don't grind out a full grist this week it will not be because it did not get an early start yesterday morning. The wheels began whirring before day light and at 5:45 the first license had been issued, the ceremony performed and at 6 o'clock the contracting par ties went on their way rejoicing. The happy couple were Thomas M. Eads, a physician of Terre Haute, Ind., and Miss Annie Turner, a school teacher of Galena, 111. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. E. It. Horton, pastor of the Presbyterian church, who was roused from his early morning slum ber by the emergency call. Clerk Wheeler was roused at 4:30 and opened the clerk's office to issue the license shortly after. If there was any ro mance connected with their early marriage the couple failed to divulge it The records show that both were born In Davis county, Jllinois, and from this It is surmised that they were childhood lovers. They left immediately after the ceremony. MARRIAGE LICENSE. Marriage licenses issued April 13, 1907: George Snyder, Elgin, 111 3S Lola A. Gould, Elgin, 111 20 Thomas M. Eads, Terre Haute, Ind. 34 Carrie E. Turner, Galena, 111 25 Jules M. King. Chicago 24 Laurette E. Long. Chicago 25 William G. Ball, Chicago 2S Stella Kelly, Chicago 22 James R. Biggins. Chicago.... 23 Annie Strong, Chicago 21 John L. Anderson. Chicago 33 Louise Nilson, Chicago 31 Final results of the hnll games in THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES' Sporting Extrn.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas county, ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney & Co., doing business in "the city of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pav the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hir Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHEN El Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of ncember. A. D. 1SS6. ' Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O Sold by all druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. iSeal) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public.

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