Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 268, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1907 — Page 6

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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES Wednesday, Mar 1, 1907,

HEGEWiSCH NEWS

Mrs. Bunch yesterday. was in South Chlcarro Miss Anna yestorday. Holt was a city visitor Mrs. McDonald was in the city yestorday shopping. Mrs. O'Mallcy was visitor yesterday. a South Chicago Miss Dora Hanson In South Chicago. spent yesterday Mr. Brody was in South Chicago yesterday on busin-33. Miss Bucil? Braswell was a visitor here yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Ilernly and daughter Julia were Visitors, yesterday at South Chicago. Mr. Fleishman was a business visitor In Chicago yesterday morning. Adolph and Carl Palmquist were in South Chicago yesterday on business. Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Anderson were shopping In Hammond yesterday morning. Mrs. Boynton entertained a number of ladies at her homo Monday afternoon. Mrs. Anderson, of Park Manor, spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Jno. Bergren. Mrs. Armstrong of the Bast Side was the guest of her sister Mrs. Alexander yesterday. Mrs. Gus. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. John Larson were visitors in Hammond yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jas. P.ox had some of her friends and neighbors in to spend the afternoon with her yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Thatcher and Mr. and Mrs. "Win. Mal.affey, of Daphin Park, were guests of Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. Reed Sunday. Myself and family are very thankful to our neighbors and friends, who were so kind to us at the time of my eon Willie's death. Especially to all the children for the flowers. Mrs. Carmody. Willie John Carmody, was born Docember 4 til, 1S9S in Hegewiseh, and died Aril 2Sth 1907, at 11:30 a. m., at St. Margaret's hospital, Hammonu. He was buried April 3 0 1 1 i 1907. Tne service was held in St. Joseph's church, Hammond at 8 a. in. He was buried in Greenwood cemetery in the family lot. WEST PULLA1AN Mrs. Ernest of Eggleston avenue is very sick with rheumatism. Miss Elsie Wade is spending epring vacation in Aurora, 111. her Mr. Phelps, formerly of West Pullman, is visiting friends here this week. E. Saunders from the West Side is visiting at the home of Dr. Shaw and family tills week. Sam Dennis and family have moved to Hyde Park where they expect to make their future home. BLACK OAK NEWS Feter Iloff of here yesterday. Chicago was visitor Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lohinan spending the- day at Toleston. are Friends of Mrs. Julius Nimitz will be grieved to learn that she is fast losing her eye sight. Fred Gold, agent of the C. A. Zahm company of Chicago transacted bus! ness here today. une or iur. coty s children is reported sick. Dr. Oliver being called to attend this mornir.g. Dr. Beuker of Lansing has finally decided to make his future home in juicmgan ami nas gone tuere to prepare a place for his family which will remove there in a short time. STONY ISLAND NEWS Clara Lutz is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. George Dolan are proud parents of a baby girl. the Mrs. W. C. Hunt visited her sister, Mrs. Newer, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. II. Anderson is suffering with a broken arm, the result of a fall. Miss Katherine King made a business trip to South Chicago Tuesday. W. SWARTZELL Grocery and Meat Marke t Jjf:-ir39 Ninety-third Street. tfTONT ISLAND. 4 ,i VALPARAISO NEWS i Miss Jennie Dille has returned from & visit with relatives in Chicago. Wm. Gardner was called to Michigan City Monday by the illness of a relative. Two persona were taken to the Christian hospital Tuesday, ill with appendicitis. Rev. Bruce Brown, who was taken ill Saturday with appendicitis, is reEovering slowly. JX. E. Flanders, tho Collet Hill

to M. F. Brosnahan, of Pierceton. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Horn have returned from a visit with relatives at Kokomo and Peru. Samuel F. Henry and Zelie M. TCaynel, of Elgin, 111., were married here Tuesday afternoon by Rev. C. B. Beckes. John Ilamann, of this city and Miss Matiida Homfleld, residing five miles south of town, were married this noon at the home of the bride of Rev. P. Claussen. Walter Talcott goes to the Jamestown exposition in the interest of the National Cash Register company. Mr. Talcott represented the same iirm at the St. Louis exposition. John II. Claussen of Hammond and Miss Emma D. Specht, of this city, were married this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of the bride, north of town by Bev. P. Claussen. Gottlieb Somenburg, an old resident here passed away Tuesday noon in his sixty-second year. The deceased had been a Valpo resident for twenty years coming from Germany. A wife and five children are left to mourn. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon from St. John's church. Rev. Keiser, of Chesterton officiating. KENSINGTON NEWS Mrs. Travis of Stewart avenue visited witli friends in Kensington Tuesday. The Misses Blanche Vincent, Albina Maiihoit and Lucy Vincent visited with friends in Harvey Sunday. Albert Case of One Hundred and Six teenth street and Wentworth avenue Is reported very 111 with rheumatism. The two little sons of Mr. and Mrs. Vander Handle of Lafayette avenue are reported critically ill witn pneu monia. Mr. Borden of One Hundred and Seventeenth place and State street returned home from Iowa Sunday evening. Mrs. Greene of Woodlawn visited with her daughter, Mrs. Wagoner, of One Hundred and Nineteenth street Tuesday. WHEELER NEWS Miss IX. C. Taylor of Chicago visited in Wheeler Tuesday. Ice cream will be served tonight at the school house after the graduating exercises. The "Passion Week" play was given last evening at McCool. A number from Wheeler attended. Don't forget the grand social next Friday evening at the Wheeler school house. Everybody will be sure of hav ing a good time. PULLMAN NEWS II. Keppen, who was reported ill, Is improving. Mrs. Sproud won a hand-painted bowl at a card party given by the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Dexel attended a reception given at Matern's hall Tuesday night. Mr. Schart has resigned his position at Chicago Heights and will begin work in Calumet. Mrs. Herbert bought the cornel house on Fulton street where she i: keeping a boarding house. Miss Mary Donovan and a number of her friends saw "A Break for Liberty" at the Calumet theatre. TOLLESTON NEWS Mrs. Chicag L. E. Harms spent Tuesday in G. J. Bader of Whiting, was in town yesterday on business. F. G. Lest of Chicas business here yesterday. ;o, transacted Jerome Robinson of Chicago, was a business visitor in town yesterday. Real estate buyers have been quite numerous in Gary in the past three days. We hope to see it continue until the territory south of the Michigan Central railroad is all sold and buildings are under way. Let the street car company make a little more showing and we will fell quite encouraged. Miss Myrtle Elser of Chicago, is spending a few weeks with relatives in town. Contactors Gallagher & Williams have secured the contract for another large saloon building in Gary, size 22xi)0. It was quite amusing last night to see two Toleston men get left on the Michigan Central train coming to Toleston. They decided that they had time to light their pipes and when told the train was in sight kept right on filling their pipes, and had a pleasant walk for a mile in the rain. Strange some people would rather smoke and walk in the rain instead of getting a hustle on them and ride in the smoker. When you stop in Toleston remember Louis Gordon's Buffet & Cafe Between Mich. Cent. & Ft. Wayne Tracks We serve meals at all hours. The best you wart to eat. Prices are reasonable. Board and room per week $5.00 v Give us a Trial

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HO BART NEWS

Kirk Johnson of town last evening. "Wheeler was in Mrs. Ed. Shoemaker, of Valparaiso, visited friends in Hobart yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Jas. Trost of Hammond was in Hobart on business yesterday. Messrs. John Witt, Henry Wall, Wm. Tute, August Traeger and Fred Kraft transacted business in Chicago yesterday. The Catholic clergy of Lake county will hold a conference in Hobart sometime during this month, the exact date not yet being set. John Hillman and Wm. Scharbach, jr. and their families made a trip to Toleston and Hammond in Mr. Hillman's auto last Sunday. Wm. Relmer is again working as night towerman at ttie Pennsylvania tower, taking the place of George Cooke, who resigned. Joe Ilein and Miss Mary Franz were married this morning at St. Peter and Paul's church at Turkey Creek, Father Koenig, performing the ceremony. Thos. Hickey and Ed. Keilman went to Hammond yesterday where Mr. Hickey was given the first degree in the Knight's of Columbus in the evening. A. K. Garhart received the sad news yesterday of the sudden death of his daughter, Mrs. Orsemus Spencer, who lived in Kansas. His daughter, Alice, left for there immediately to make arrangements for the funeral. A couple of Hobart young ladies are accused of holding up and robbing a poor widower of a portion of his jewelry, holding it until the gentleman produces a ransom of two boxes of bonbons. HESSVILLE NEWS Arthur Sahlin spent the day in Chicago. Alfred Lohse today. is a Hammond visitor J. B. Kohler is visiting relatives South Chicago. in Mr. Rhodes of East Chicago was the guest of his brother James Rhodes last evening. Albert the three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Quedck died Monday with spasms during the absence of his parents. Funeral services were conducted yesterday by Father Benedict of East Chicago, interment at Greenwood cemetery. BURN HAM NEWS Tony Kosiba was here this morning enroute to Hammond. Miss Ethel Coleson was a visitor in Burnham this morning. Mrs. George Phillips spent this morning in Hammond shopping. Miss Mary Dubish was here morning enroute to Hammond. this Mesdames George Peterson and Mil ton Shaver are visitors in Hammond today. Miss Minnie Patton was among other Burnham people seen going away tins morning. Mrs. James I- resnwater returned to her home here today after a short so journ in Hammond. CROWN POINT NEWS MAKEIAGE LICENSES. Issued April SO. John Eoro, Chicago 8 Anna Boyee, Chicago 2S Albert Sims, Chicago 26 Lcontine Boucher, Chicago Ernest Wohner, Chicago 32 Matilda Zwetckentiel, Chicago 24 Edward Peters, Chicago 2 Katherine Doscher, Chicago 21 Henry V. Bamberg, Chicago 40 Mary Cloth, Chicago 25 Clerk Wheeler issued 191 marriage licenses during the month of April. Rev. Biegel is mother's funeral. here to attend his Joseph Berg of Klassville, Crown Point visitor yesterday. was a Attorneys John Gavit and D. E. Boone cf Hammond were here yester day. The funeral of Mrs. Anna Biegel will occur tomorrow morning at St. Mary church. Joseph Dahlke of West Creek town ship was a Crown Point visitor yes erday. Mr. Dahlke was formerly in the saloon business at Lowell. An entertainment was given at St Mary's hall last evening by the scholars of St. Mary's Parochial school in honor of Rev. Ph. Guethoff's name day. Geo. Whitaker of Gary, pleaded guilty to a charge of sodomy in the circuit court yesterday and was sen tenced to the Michigan City prison for from 2 to 14 years. Ed McCluster, who was charged with drawing a razor on Officer Jenkins of Gary on March 23, was tried in the circuit court this week and fined $25 and given five days in jailTreasurer Bailey's force Is working overtime this week keeping up with the rush of spring tax paylnsc tloia.

Mr. Bailey thinks that this collection will be the biggest semi-annual collection ever made in Lake county.

Both of Crown Point's abstracting firms have all the business they can handle this spring owing to the unusual activity in real estate. As high as fifty real estate transfers have been filed for record wih Recorder Jones in a single day. James Anau and F. W. Jacobs were tried by a jury in the Lake circuit court this week, on a charge of robbing John Thielman at Gary. Ind. The jury found both guilty and fixed their punishment at confinement in the Jeffersonville reformatory at from two to fourteen years. Ed Berry, who was under $200 bonds on a charge of larceny, has left the county and his bonds were declared forfeited by Judge MeMahon on Monday. Berry is one of the fellows who was associated with Frank McColley in the robbery of a Jew peddler here last winter. LOWELL NEWS Ward Hathaway is over the scarlet fever, the Quarantine being raised Tuesday. The room taught by Miss Nola Calk ins and closed on account of scarlet fever has been reopened. The soaking rain of Monday night will do a great deal toward insuring a good hay crop this year. Mrs. John Hinsley of Chalmers is here for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Belshaw. J. W. Lilly, who got hurt by a horse, laying him up for some time, is able to come down town by the aid of crutches. Much of the grading for the gravel roads is done from Nichols' corner at the west corporation line of Lowell, to Miller's hill, down in West Creek township, six miles. Mrs. A. L. Spindler has returned to her home in Chicago Heights after a pleasant visit here with her mother, Mrs. E. R. Bacon, and sister, Mrs. S. C. Dwyer, and husband. Following is the corps of teachers that have been engaged to teach in the Lowell schools the coming year: Su perintendent, W. A. Deo; room one, Miss Stella Foster; room two and three, Miss Huston; room 4 and 5, Miss Bessie Purdy; room six and seven, Harry Wood; room seven and eight, Miss Nola Calkins; German and English, Miss Harter; Latin and English, Miss Lucretia Castle. EAST "CHICAGO NEWS Miss Marie McKenna was shoppinf in Chicago today. Mrs. Ed Teste of Goshen is visiting friends in this city. Miss Sadie Jones left yesterday to visit friends in Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barlow are expect ed home from Indianapolis today. Dr. Jones of Chicago visited with Dr, Sarah Noble the first of the week. Several young people attended the dancing school at Hammond last night. Mrs. M. J. Hungerford was In this city yesterday looking after her prop erty interests. Miss Edith Johnson and H. K. Groves seen the "Round Up" at lieVickers last night. Owing to the death of the pastor, the concert which was to be given May by the Luther league, will be postponed for two week. Quite a few Knights Templars, Royal Arch Masons, and members of the Blue lodge of East Chicago are visiting in Hammond today to assist the Ham mond lodges in the laying of the corner store of the new Masonic temple at Hammond. CO. Chris tensen CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame Houses a specialty East Chicago, Ind. ALBERT GIVEN FASHIONABLE TAILOR Sprinjr and Summer Styles open for yonr inspection. 712 Chicago Ave. E. CHICAGO. IND Branch at 101 State St, Hammond. STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post Office Building, East Chicago, Bank Bidg.. INDIANA HARBOR. IND. Pay County Taxes Now Atid save penalty, we have complete duplicates on East Chicago property THE LADD AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance Phone 343 EAST CHICAGO, IND. L SPECTER, EAST CHICAGO Agent lor North German Lloyd, Hamburg-American Line Canadian Pacific Line. All Foreign Money Transferred. WILLIAM ROSE GROCERIES, FEED AND GAS FIXTURES. 1K560 ONTARIO ST. HEGEWISCH If you want to reach the Intelligent renders of Lake county the easiest vray ta tUrongli the column of THE LAliH COUNTY TIHES.

ST. JOHNS NEWS

L. Mrs. Gerhard Aust Hammond yesterday. on returned to John Miller, jr., made a business trip to Hammond yesterday. Mrs. S. Einsele of Cedar Lake was the guest of friends in St. John yesterday. Henry Overhage of Dyer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Boecker Tuesday. Messrs. Nieh Hilbrieh and M. Teppe from Hammond were St. John visitors yesterday. W. H. Hayward and Charles Miller from Crown Point were St. John visitors Tuesday. Messrs. Alois Portz and Joseph Scheldt transacted business in Crown Point Tuesday. The Monon R. R. company increased the wages of its section hands from $1.35 to $1.50 per day. Peter Austgen, who was confined to the house all winter by sickness, re turned to Chicago, where ho resumed his work. John Dillman, a section foreman on the C, I. & S. section, quit his job and left for Indianapolis, where he will work with a section gang on the Monon section. RENSSELAER NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Addison Parkinson ar rived home today after a winter's stay in California, The case of Huston vs. Parks for the trusteeship of Milroy township came up before the court today. Mrs. Nelson Handle and Mrs. James Leatherman went to Delphi Monday afternoon to attend the wedding of Carl McFarland, ttieir cousin. Mrs. Klmerald Aldrlch left for Hutch inson, Kan., yesterday to join her hus band, who has been there for some weeks, called there by the serious ill ness of his brother. DYER NEWS A. Russell of Kreutzburj was a Dyer visitor yesterday. George Schulte of Schcrerville was here yesterday on business. Jonn A. Jlascr or bchererviiie was a Dyer business visitor yesterday. Nick Pchaefer of Scherervill was Dyer business visitor yesterday. George Baker had his living rooms papered. L. Margraf did the work. Mr. Teepe, a liquor agent of Chicago called on his customers here yesterday. Nich Hilbrieh of Hammond was here yesterday looking after business mat ters. One of Mr. Kordick's children is quite sick. According to report it has membraneous croup. Frank Keilman had to kill one of his horses. The horse was old and lately was unable to get up. Henry Bischoff of the Eischoff and Czech Liquor Lealers of Chicago, was here on business yesterday. John Relplinger of Schererville stopped off here a short time yester day on his way home from Joliet. Late reports from George Schaefer's boy are that he is getting along nicely and if no complications set in, will soon recover. Quite a number of farmers were in town yesterday as they were unable to do any work on account of the heavy rain Monday night. John Heiser, who has a coffee store in Hammond was here yesterday trying to get customers so his coffee wagon could make a weekly or biweekly trip to Dyer and surrounding country. In spite of the cold weather some little girls were out yesterday evening to gladden some hearts with pretty little May baskets. Just where and how they were able to get the many wild spring flowers, in this weather, is a puzzle to many. Commutation $3.00 Vd.OV Ticket When In Indiana Harbor Rememter THE NEW STAR RESTAURANT Wm. Pappas. Prop. Block Avenue Near Michigan Are irst-class Meals served at all hours. KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet Now Open for Business With a Full Line of Imported and Domeatle Liquors and Cigar. WILLIAM KAUFMAN. Iro. "When in Indiana Harbor CALL AND SEE. GEORGE FAOK WE KEEP A FIXE LINE OF LIQUORS AND CIGARS. 1703-137tk Street. STEWART & BOWEKS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will b pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post OfSee Building. East Chicago, Bank Bidg, INDIANA HARBOR. IND. Of course lt never to late, lat the better nay fa to get in early for thit free trip to James to wru

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