Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 259, Hammond, Lake County, 20 April 1907 — Page 2
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-Mrs. John Husche spent the day with friends in Dyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckhart will spend Sunday with friends in Engrlewood. Mrs. O. Roper has pone to Crown Toint to Epernl a few days with friends. Mrs. M. Oetziner of Griffith spent the day with friends in Hammond.
Miss Dora Oroman will ppend Sunday with friends in Maywood. Mrs. C. R. S'herard i t lie? puest of friends in Enidt wo'nl today. John ClauKsen will visit his parents In Valparaiso over Sunday.
Miss Meta Armstrong will Sunday with friends In Pulton,
Alfred Pewall of Mt. Vernor, Wash., will spend Sunday In Hammond, the suest of Miss Janet Blackburn. T1:" Woman's Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church entertained the men of th church and conKresration at one of the most enterMr. and Mr. Fred Oastel, jr., and little daughter of Indiana Harbor, are the quests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oastcl at their home in Williams street today.
spend 111.
- Miss Edna Stafford was the Kuest of friends in Harvey, 111., last evening. - Miss Clara Matthies will spend Sunday, with her aunt. Mrs. I-ynch, in Chicago. o Mrs. Clara Op.den will spend Sunday In Eng-lewood, the griust of Mrs. A. Scheldt. o Iloyt Ogram o Whiting1 was the Ruest of friends in Hammond last evening. o
Mrs. Adelia Cooper will spend Sunday with relatives nnd friends In Crown Point. Mrs. Thomas Hammond and Mrs. O. L. Smith were t ho guests of friends In Chicago today. Misses Bello nmil Sadie Maclntyre will visit their parents in Chleajro Lawn tomorrow. , o
I Misses Alta Adkins ( attended a lecture in ternoon.
Miss Viob-t Woodbridtre has returned to her home in Ross after a few days visit with Misses Lottie and Norma
Komns at their homo in Manila line.
ave-
Mises Emma, Linda, Louis and Hulda Kunert, Birdie Housley and Lena Pescke will see. IUnling- Bros.' circus in Chicago tomorrow. o Mrs. E. M. Crowell of Crown Point Is here, the fruest of Mr. A. Crowell and daughters at their home in Ann street. -Miss Maud Penenborg will entertain a few of her friends at dinner Sunday evening at her home in Webb street.
over
Mrs. Charles F. Shultz was a charming" hostess to fourteen ladies of her neighborhood yesterday afternoon at her home, 930 North Hohman street. The affair was in celebration of her birthday anniversary and in honor of this event' the guests presented Mrs. Shultz with a handsome rocking chair. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in conversation and music. A course luncheon was served later in the afternoon.
Sixteen little friends of Miss Edith McConnell delightfully surprised her at her home, 22 Doty street, last evening. Both familiar and novel impromptu games and music helped to make the evening a pleasant one. A lunch was served. Miss McConnell's unexpected guests were, Irene Kenworthy, Dorothy Crowell, Fanny Shea,
narnara w ney. Zella Irish, Verta
Sheffield, Beatrice Burke, Ida Voight
Alice Locklin, Freida Monett, Sidmon
Mrllie, Paul Smith, Harley Locklin
rioyt Monett, Mellie McDaniel, Grace
Bell, Ferol Hoffman. '
WILL ENTER PROTEST.
:n population thinking of in the near ;t th- use of
Hunyaks as re s the correct E
The fore is Hammond is mass meeting protest again Pollacks and their race. A
men who and that garia as
they are desirous of nated in preference t
unuer wnat taey terms "Pol lack"
iatmuay, April ZU, 1VU ( .
SAPID W03K ON GUKDEESON I ra -
j ! i IE. ii pj L u si mi o r
I n u wu 8.L u i c 1114 HUUdC
of West y I '1 i n c a
future to the words j ferriag; to ;
nurlish for :
nail froi.i Poland is "Poles" of citizens who claim Hun- i their home is Hungarians" ,'
being so desig- J being classified !
regard is obnoxious i m.l "HunyaK. ' j
HOLD JOINT INSTITUTE.
and Sarah Starr Chicago this af-
Mrs. Alice Downer of LaSalle, 111., is the guest of Mrs. M. Meyers for the
week-end. o
Mr. and Mrs.. F. R. Mott and Mrs
T. L. Bell were entertained by friends
In Chicago today.
Miss Harriet Felkner came home today to visit her mother, Mrs. Belle
i-eiKner, at the Hotel Carleton Sunday.
Miss Millie O'Malley will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sedvert in South
Chicago tomorrow.
Mrs. William Herkner and son, Emlll, attended Rlngllng Bros.' circus In Chi
cago this afternoon.
Miss Minna Karston of Toleston, who
has been visiting friends in Hammond
returned homo yesterday.
Mrs. I'. Buse and daughter of Toleston were the guests of friends in
Hammond yesterday afternoon.
i The Its will be entertained at the homo of Miss Alice Blosser in Indiana
avenue this evening.
Miss Katherine Schaaf of Whiting
Fpent the day with friends in Ham mond.
Misses K. G. Rellley and Duley Rellley will visit relatives in Evonston,
111., tomorrow.
Mrs. B. Stoning1 and daughter. Miss
Meta, "will be the guests of friends in Chicago today. o , Miss Mablo Ward went to- Ravensivvood; today to visit her aut, Mrs. Bemore, for a few days.
Mrs. Lawn
Mrs. Fred
James Maslntyre was the guest of
Lash, yesterday,
of Chicago her sister,
Miss Laura Mather and Frances Hamacher attended, a recital at Kimball hall in Chicago this afternoon. o Mrs. Charles Nicks of Hobart is the guest of Mrs. Robert Matthies at her home in Williams street over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hornak and family will bo the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hornak in Whiting tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur White of Dayton, O., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Warrington for several days. A. F. Fedder and and daughters attended Rlngllng Bros.' circus at the Coliseum in Chicago this afternoon. I Miss Etta Sheffield of Chicago will spend Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield in Summers street.
to Rensselher parents, from Okla-
Loslle Williams of Tittsburg is expected here the first of next week to be the guest of Mrs. J. F. Williams in Rimbach avenue. Mrs. W. H. Schohey returned to her home in Huntington this morning after a few days visit with Mrs. James at her home in West State street. Miss Grace Miller spent the afternoon with friends in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Hickok left last evening for Fremont, Mich., to spend
several days there with friends.
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mis. a. r. ivnotts win be hostess to the members of, the Neighborhood
wnist club Monday evening at her
home in Truman avenue.
airs, iaward Thome and daughter
of Black Oak visited Mr. and Mrs. Euler.
Miss Etta Stilson, who has been the guest of Mrs. McKee for several days, went to Crown Point this morning, where she will visit a few days before returning to her home in Cedar Lake. taining meetings ever held in Hammond, last evening at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Shirey. The
regular meetings are held once a month on Friday afternoons, but in order to entertain the men it was made an evening affair. The meeting was well attended and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The following program was given: Devotions Mrs. Edith Grifiin Religion in India.. Mrs. D. C. Atkinson Cast in India Mrs. L. A. Minard Women in India Mrs. Herrington Vocal Solo Mrs. Summers Missions In India, Mrs. Emma Cosgrove Current Missionary Events Reading Mrs. H. E. Sharrer Instrumental Solo Mrs. Deming
THE CITY
yesterday with
Mrs. George Spencer visited with her sister, Mrs. Plnkerton, at her home in Whiting last evening. o Mrs. Emma Cosgrove has returned home after a few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. T. E. Wilson, in Wilmette. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Linz and Miss Bertha Stevens attended a dancing
party in Lowell last evening, given by the Lowell band boys.
Miss Myrtle Merryweather of Hyde
Park will spend Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A. E. Merryweather. 390
South Hohman street.
Mrs. W. B. Conkey spent yesterdav
afternoon with relatives in Hyde Park.
Miss Jane Conkey came home to spend
Sunday with her parents.
Louis Eder was this afternoon.
a Chicago visitor
a
E. W. Shoesmith of Lena, 111., was business visitor in Hammond today.
E. from
E. Coddington was in Hammond LaPorte, today on business.
Miss Anna Herman noon in Chicago.
spent this after-
Attorney W. home in Webb
J. McAleer street.
C. Gary
E. Flagg transacted this morning.
is ill at his
business in
Miss Tessie Walsh spent this afternoon shopping in Chicago.
Hon. Johannes Kopelke of Crown Point, was a Hammond visitor today.
Rev. D.
ville this
M. Wood went to Francesmorning to spend Sunday.
John
visitor
Hall of Chicago was a business in Hammond todav.
auiss i-lora Merryweather was the
guest of friends at a luncheon in Chi
cago today and later attended the
matinee.
W. E. Rowe of East Chicago was business visitor here this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Linz are visiting Mrs. Linz' parents in Lowell.
mrs. enaries Cormany nr.d little
daughter are the guests of Mrs. Cor
many s sisters, Mrs. u. A. Krinbill and
Mrs. Carrie Parsons, over Rnmiav.
ine isrotnernood of St. Andrew of
St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet
tihs evening at 7:30 o'clock in the parish room of the church. All members
should be present.
Mrs. James Mead went aer this morning to visit who have just returned ho ma.
and daughter, Miss Music Master" at in Chicago this af-
Mrs. M. Ruhstadt Fannie, saw "The the Garrick theater ternoon.
j o Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Murray have returned from an extended visit with relatives and friends in Hot Springs Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrison of Englewood will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson tomorrow at their home in State street.
Sherman Davis of LaGrange, 111., Miss Ella Weinert of Oak Park, will spend Sunday with Mr. and Otto Muehlberger.
M and 111.. Mrs.
is
Mrs. Abe Wartena of Rensselaer
here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wartena, at tiuir home in Sheffield avenue for a few days. Mrs. Marion Thomas of Rochester, Ind., returned home today after a fewweeks visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Weigand in Condit street. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fletcher of Englewood are the guests of Mr. and Mrs George Fletcher at their home in State Line street for a few days.
Mrs. J. II. Kasper and Mrs. Jos. P. Casper left last night for Milwaukee
where they will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Kasper and Mr. and Mrs.
uton Shallanda for a few flnva
The "Chimes of Normandy" cast and
chorus will meet next Monday eveninc-
In WeiS hall over .Tno TColo
The rehearsal last evening was under the direction
will remain here until the production has been given. Miss Leoda McAleer very pleasantlv entertained the members of the I o. club last evening at her home in Webb strees. The club has only recently been organized among the young ladies who will meet every Fridav nt the homes of the members for pleasant social times. Games were the entertainment last evening after which dainty refreshments were served.
The Jollv
last
meeting of the season of ihr.
rr i .
iimes ciuo w 1
evening at the home of Mr. and
jonn s-herby, 543 Truman
memoers are sure to be
grant! prizes of the awarded.
this Mrs.
street. All
present as the
season will be
Donald McMahan has returned from a trip through the western and south
ern states.
Judge T. M. C. Hembroff was here from Indiana Harbor on business this
afternoon.
The Lion store is baseball goods and 4-17-lwk.
headquarters for
fishing tackle.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young and chil
aren attended Kmgling Bros circus in
Chicago this afternoon.
imam H. Taylor of the I. II. Belt went to Summit, 111., this afternoon to
spend Sunday with relatives.
jacK Kelnlein of the C. I. & S. offices went in to see the game between the
Sox and St. Louis this afternoon.
. ii. iinott or Knox, supervisor of
the Nickel Plate was In Hammond on business this morning.
Clerk Oliver Holmes of Gary was a business visitor in Hammond this morning.
Harry D. Wilcox went to Fort Wayne last night where he took an examination for operator of the Nickel Plate, today.
The grading of State street from Columbia avenue to Forsyth avenue was completed today.
Mrs. A. II. Edwards will return this
evening from Grand Rapids, Mich..
where she was called to see her mother
who is very ill with typhoid fever.
o Invitations nre out for a dancln
pciny xnursuay evening, April Long's hall. The party will be on the evening of th dedication
i-ooeral building, when
ner of out of town guests.
-. l n given of the
a la r ere rum.
people will be
Dr. Mary E. Jockson, who has been seriously ill at her home in Indiana avenue, is slightly improved today but is still unable to take any nourishment.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Cotton, at 541 Indiana avenue wa the scene of a pretty party last evening In honor of their daughter. Miss Hazel Cotton's birthday anniversary. A delightful musical program was rendered and a dainty luncheon was served the guests. Unique games were another enjoyable feature. Those who helpe.l in Miss Connto's celebration were Grace and Hazel Gabler. Grace r,mn
May and Mable Iliihhnr.i n,.,i t t. '
Bessie Southack, Ruth McKeown. Elwin Gavit, Sam Livingston. Floyd
iiamacner, Murl Conn, Martin Freddie Shearer and Tom Blair.
and
D. E. Boone has been asked to deliver the memorial address before the G. A. R. in Valparaiso May 30. Mr. Boone delivered the memorial address fourteen years ago.
W. E. Chance has taken the position as night operator for the Western Union Telegraph company in the local office. Mr. Chance came from Danville, 1!!.. yesterday where he has been employed with the Postal Telegraph.
The Hammond police were notified this morning that three bicycles at Burnham had been stolen and requested that the Hammond police be on the lookout for them. All three of the wheels are Monarchs and disappeared at the same time.
Our line of baseball be beat, our prices the store. 4-17-lwk.
goods lowest.
can't Lion
N'-rth and Calumet towi.s their joint institute teday in mond high school building. Superintendent W. It. Curtis Point, and Tiu.-t.e F. R.
Robei tsdale were pi in attendance were H. Goad ami F. A. Misses Matilda Ban
bergor of Crown Wettengoll, Anna
1. Johnson, Hart Mundell and Ressig of Hobart, Misses Tillie
hips h.ehl the HamCounty of Crown ehaaf of
si nt. The teachers Mary Bennett. J. Love of Gri filth, i and Carrie See-
Point, Misses Elsa Fleck, Mrs. Beison, J.
Frank
Dedel
Express Hold-Up Is "Skyrooted"
the Pen in Double Quick Time at St. Panl. Pt. Faiil, April 20. John Gtin.lerson. who confessed to the robbery "of the Northern Pacific Express company's office by holding up Fred Zimmerman, a clerk, compelling the latter to hand over a package of money containing $2r.000, has been sentenced to the St. Cloud reformatory. He was arraigned in the municipal court in the morning at his own request, where he waived the usual formalities and was immediately held to the district court, which had him sentenced at 2 p. m. Less than three days elapsed from tbe commission of the robbery to the sentence of the court. The sentence Is in the nature of an indeterminate one.
and . Henreitta Gibson of Toleston, Misses Elizabeth Brumm, Minnie Turner, Lotta Bobbins, Annan Emery. Agnes Sehrciber, Dolly Knotts, and Katherine Schaaf and Albert Towle of Hammond, Miss Eva Dntton and Albert Watts of Ross, F. A. Malmstone of Lake Station, Laura Nowcome and Anna Newell of Chicago, and II. S. Daugherty of Munster.
The body of George Mickels, who was killed In the Erie yards the first part of this week, was taken to Chicago, where he will be buried this afternoon at Rose Hill ctmtery.
Qneen Victoria in (Jood Health. Madrid, April 20. Taking advantage of the line weather Queen Victoria took a drive through the park. She was everywhere saluted, and appeared to be in the best of health and spirits.
ONE SOLID .WEEK, COMMENCING Monday, April 15. MR. BEN LEWIS Presents
THE FAMOUS
Kennedy Players
Supporting John J. Kennedy and Winnlfred Greenwood In
ign Class repertoire, the beautiful 4 met
Openinjj play society drama
D. J. Moran went to Terre Haute on
a few days' business trin thl
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"CHIMES OF NORMANDY."
"Chimes of Normandy" cast and
chorus will hold a rehearsal tonight on the third floor over the gas office. Mr. Herbert, the director, will be present and will remain in Hammond to direct the rehearsals until the production is given.
NOTICE!
An examination will be held for fireman-watchman for new federal building at postoffice May 1st. Salary fCCO per annum. For application papers and further information apply to
Maack, secretary.
A.
Dr. P. L. Rigg. dentist, has removed from the Rimbach block to 402 Hammond building. 4-lS-lt.
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ADVEUTISIXG HINTS. The shrTvtl merchant Bees to It that his newspaper announcement are bright anil attractive, that the copy la changed regularly and that the printer has his dlxplay ml in time to elve therr the attention thev ?erve.
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE The 'longshoremen's strike at Hamburg, Germany, has ended in the defeat of the strikers. The celebration attending the delication of the Pittsburg Carnegie Institute cost Carnegie $G2,40O. He paid all the expenses, and those invited were his guests. Of the imports of all countries except its own the United States now supplies 34.33 per cent. Fire in two garages at St. Louis destroyed 100 automobiles. Loss, $225 -
Xo movement for the release of Harry K. Thaw on bail has been made, nor is one likely for some time. The spring sensation hi Ohio and Pennsylvania is a snow storm. Mrs. Donald McLean, of New York, has been re-elected president general of the national D. A. II. society. The hotel domestics at Paris threat
en to strike in sympathy with the striking waiters, who have been joined by some cooks and kitchen men. I The Rhode Island legislature will ad
journ on Tuesday next and it appears probable that a United States senator will not be elected at fhis session. General Tedro Rincon Gillardo, minister to England from Mexico, has resigned. New York's police commissioner has Just made a turning over In his department by which seven inspectors have been reduced to the rank of captains. The anti-Magyar movement is spreading and growing in intensity in some of the districts of Hungary Inhabited jointly by Roumanians and Magyars. A report that King Victor Emmanuel will visit King Alfonso is not considered at Rome to be. well founded.
Going know.
to JnnicMowuf Its free yon
Mastiff Wins Three First Prizes.
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Louis M. Emmons and his dog, Due.
iouis At. i-mmons of Richmond, Ind., an enthusiastic dog fancier, is exhibiting his prize winning mastiff. Duke, at
the Chicago dog show. Duke has taken
JL first prize at the Chicago show -and-haa
also taken first rank at dog shows at Indianapolis and Cincinnati. The blue blooded mastiff is six feet from tip to tip and weighs ISO pounds, a size amply sufficient to protect a household against burglars.
LOST AND WON 9biR Vaudeville Acts, 2 snows in one. ho largest and strongest Stock Company on earth - SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY FATTY FELIX
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ONE NIGHT Wed. APRIL 24, The Record Breaking- Musical Comedy BUSTER BROWN Ry R. F. OUTCAULT
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In the New Musical Farce The Rich Mr.Koggenheimer
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