Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 282, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1907 — Page 6

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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES. Friday Mar 17, 1007.

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STEPS WILL EE TAKEN TO WIDEN GAEY'S ALLEYS. City Attorney I,. .I,. Bombergrer la Preparing; a Ilraulut lou to Increase tbe Mldth of All Alley South of the Michigan. Central Tracka. City Attorney Bomberger 13 preparing the resolution for widening all of the alleys south of the Michigan Cen.tral In the old and new subdivisions. All of the alleys are but twelve feet uide, and It Is the Intention to widen them to twenty feet by taking four feet off of the rear end of each lot. This will enable the town to continue the policy of the Gary Land company of using' the allews for sewer, gas and water pipes, telephone and electric light wires and poles and will go far toward making that part of Gary come up to ,the standard set In the Land company's subdivision. SQUATTERS TO BE AP.EESTED. Occupants of Lund company's Lots AVUI lie Compelled to Move. The Gary Land company has finally found It necessary to have warrants Issued for the arrest of the few remaining squatters on the hill north of the Lake Shore tracks. They had been served with notice repeatedly, telling them to vacate, but paid no attention to the notices until It became necessary for tho company to resort to other means. Among the number are Keseric & Stritof. who have a grocery and meat market on Prospect avenue In the shack In which F. K. Warne kept Gary's first grocery. Judge Fitzgerald Issued the warrants In the cases. Briefs. Dr. Templin returned yesterday from his visit to Hartford City. , Mrs. 'James II. Hyman and son, Onirics, spent the day In Chicago. James Trost, deputy sheriff of Hammond, attended to official business here this morning. Sirs. A. C. Huber and daughter are Visiting friends and relatives In East Chicago this afternoon. The Misses Eugenia Knotts and Mamie Purcell expect to spend the evening at the Springs at Porter. Several of tlu local polico officers appeared yesterday in their new helmets that are to be worn during the Bummer season. Tho plasterers are at work on the restaurant building at Fourth avenue and Broadway. They will probably get through tho early part of next week. - J Lost or stolen from Gary, Friday noon. May 10, a small bay mare mule. Finder will pleaso return to police station, Gary, and receive $3 reward. George R. Johnson. 5-14-St. Thomas E. Knotts has completed the Bale of his former residence property on Michigan avenue, Hammond, through Gostlln. Mvn & Company, Charles I. Palmer and his brother, of the Palmer-Dyer Concrete company of Chicago, are In Gary this afternoon looking after a part of the street Improvement work to be let on Saturday. Tho Green & Sons company have completed the Installation of tho hydrants on Broadway between tho Wabash railroad and Fourth avenue. They have laid all of tho water pipe In the different alleys and cross streets west of Broadway with tho exception of a email stretch In tho alley west of Washington street. Tho S. F. Schmidt Bros, company, who were awarded the contract for the erection of tho Miller building on the east side of Broadway, north of Sixth avenue, have commenced work on their contract. Sam Miller of Breese, 111., Is the owner and expects to occupy the building with a general store. xne varae 01 raost Blue Kibpon : Beer lie3 in its strengthening quali ties as a lood. rabst Ligilt-Diy Malting Process retains all the food value of the barley-cram as ?jf found in this beer of quality. When In Gary, stop, eat and drink at The Wabash Inn Washington St., near Wabash Tracks. First-class meals. Fine Beers, Wines and Ciffsvrs. Eat, drluk and be merry STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building Post Ofllce Building. East Chicago. Bank Bldg., INDIANA HARBOR. IND. .WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS ' Only High Grade Goods THE GARY Buffet and Restaurant Charles Della-Chiesa, Prop. Broadway, Gary, Ind. for Fair Treatment, Right Prices and Best BUILDING SUPPLIES go to Toleston Lumber and Coal Co. A. M. Fischer, Manager Xurober, Coal, Brick, Cement and JJuildins Material TOLESTON, IND. "Now is the time to take Blood Tonics. We have a number of good ones. THE BORMAN DRUG CO. Washington St. South Wabash R.R. GARY, IND.

CROWN POINT NEWS

MARRIAGE LICENSE. Peter Welsh. Chicago SI Mary A. Thompson, Englewood 0 Eenjomin II. Strong, Hammond 22 Viletta M. Gwin, Hammond 17 Adam Sorobka, East Chicago 2 5 Apoloina Jurkiewicz, East Chicago.. IS George Miller, Hammond 25 Matilda J. Keilman, Merrillville S Davis C. Driscoll, Lowell So Zada M. Ackerman, Lowell 2S Attorney Peter Crumpacker of Hammond was here yesterday. The Pleasure club will meet with Mr3. E. II. Crowell next Saturday. John Houk and family have moved to the Williams house in Grant street. Mrs. John Pinter of Wheatfield is visiting Crown Point relatives this week. A new 12-lnch tile drain is being laid by the town trustees along South street. M. J. Rudolph Is making some extensive improvements to his residence In South street. C. E. McNay has the contract for moving the old Wolf building recently purchased by M. Winer. Charles Wilson has sold the big team of mules he has been using on his dray line to Julian Youche. The price paid was $350. Attorney J. Frank Meeker Is acting as special judge In the case of Andervs. Follette, now on trial In tho circuit court. N. L. Smith and force of carpenters are engaged In building three dwelling houses for D. A. Boot at Hammond, and have the contract for the erection of two more. VALPARAISO NEWS Prof. II. B. Brown went to Springfield, 111. yesterday on business. David Herr left today for an extended visit at Benton Harbor, Mich. The Valparaiso Gilrs' Glee Club give a concert In the Christian church tonight. Postmaster John W. Elam returned today from the postmaster's convention at Indianapolis. L. S. Higley of Powers, HIgley & Co., Is on an extended business trip through Illinois and Missouri. Marshall Mat Brown went to Monti cello yesterday whero he appears as a witness lu a lawsuit. Fred W. Alpen has purchased the milk route of A. L. Talbot and made his first delivery yesterday. Mrs. r. W. Butler and little daughter, Eleanor, are receiving treatment at the Battle Creek, Mich., sanitarium. The Fellowship club met last night at the home of Attorney R. J. Kitchen The subject "Socialism"' was discussed Thomas Howard and E. H. Heilstedt have returned from Evansville, where they attended the state convention of the Knights of Columbus. Mrs. Elvira Miller and Mrs. C. A. Blachly are at Rensselaer in attendance at the Woman's Home Missionary so ciety of the Valparaiso district. Gus Stork, the baker, was yesterday afternoon assessed $25 and costs by Justice T. B. Louderback for assault and battery upon Niel McGillisuskly several days ago. He went to jail for forty days. Herman Steinhagen, a German resi dent living north of town, died at the age of eighty years. The funeral will be held from the home Saturday af ternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev P. Claussen. HOB ART NEWS Mrs. Fred Rose was the Chicago friends Wednesday. guest of Miss Lois Wood, formerly of Hobart is here visiting friends this week. Mrs. Kate May and daughter of Chi cago, are visiting at the home of Charles Vincent. Mrs. Ed Dwyer of Aetna visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Cheney in Hobart yesterday. Mrs. G. H. Thompson and children and her father, Mr. Stillwell, leave tomorrow for Tennessee. The date of the benefit dance to be given by Court Hobart No. 3. I. O. F. of A has been changed from May 22 to May 29. The II. J. Heinz Tickle company has decided to locate its salting station at the railroad crossing of the E. J. & E. and Nickel Plate roads. Ralph Wood, Erick Carlson, Earle Kohler and Ray Halsted will represent the Hobart township high school at the state meet, to be held tomorrow at Richmond. Tho semi-annual conference of the Lake and Porter county Catholic clergy was held in Hobart Wednesday, the visiting priests, eleven In number, being the guests of Father Jansen. Topic of local interest were discussed. Rev. Ege of Klassville and Rev. Guethof of Crown Point being the principal speakers. The next meeting will be held at Schererville. Following are the names' of those present. Rev. William Berg, Schererville; Rer. Henry Plaster, Hammond; Rev. Philip Guethof, Crown Point; Rev. N. .Zumbuelte. Hanover Center; Rev.

Thomas Mungovan, Indiana Harbor; Bev. Anthony Stachovlak. Indiana Harbor; Rev. Peter Budnlk, Whiting; Rev. Charles Kcyser, Lowell; Rev. Adam Bucheit, St. John; Rev. Joseph Flach,

Dyer; Rev. F. Ege, Klassville; Rev. Thomas Jansen, Hobart. HESSVILLE NEWS Mrs. Bunde spent yesterday in Chlcago. Mr. and Mrs. Preoholdt are spending the day la Hammond. Emil, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dedelow, is on the sick list. James Vane3 and son Robert trans acted business In Hammond yester day. Hammond visitors yesterday were Mesdames Lohse, Ilavengar, Hess and Holly. Mr. Ericks and son of Highlands were guests at the home of Mrs. Hahn yesterday. The Hessvillo schools will hold their closing program on Tuesday after noon. May 2S. ( Hammond visitors today are Albert Hopp, John Wilson and children, Ruth and Robert. Frank Hess and daughters, Emma and Lydia, of Hammond, were visitors here last evening. CLARK STATION Bertha Schwalbe was visiting rela tives at Chicago Wednesday. Miss E. Behn was f. business visitor at South Chicago Wednesday. The gracing of the Illinois Improve ment company has now stopped nere. Fred Behn and Mr. Borman were business visitors at Toleston Tuesday. WEST PULLMAN Mrs. F. M. Carter of Eggleston ave nue has gone to Omaha for a few days. Mr. Franklin of Lowe avenue is enJoying a visit from his nephew, V 11liam Penn, of Lake Mills, Wis. Mrs. C. Anderson of Butler street is enjoying a visit from her brother, Charles Stelter, of Homewood. Mrs. Dekker of Stewart avenue has gone to .Lansing, tnis state, to uiienu the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. P. Schoon. Mrs. Manlev. who has been here visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Joel Shil ling, has returned to her home in Du luth, Minn. BURN HAM NEWS Mrs. Luke Reed is spending today in the city. Mrs. Walter E. Chicago today. Combs is a visitor in Edward Jacobson was Burnham this morning. a visitor in Peter Eloga was among those seen going away this morning. Mrs. C. F. Eldred is a business vis ltor in South Chicago today. Miss Mary Dubish was here this morning while enroute to Chicago. , Mrs. Bert Murphy and daughter, Esther, were here this morning en route to Chicago. Several Burnham people attended the medicines how in Hegewisch last night. It was held in the opera house before a large crowd. EAST SIDE NEWS Miss Kate Murray, 10640 Ewlng ave nue, entertained a number of old school mates last night. The East Side public school alumni will hold its next meeting, the firs Friday in June, at Mrs. Roby's resl dence. Frank Wynn, 10325 Avenue N, who had an operation performed yesterday at the Cook County Hospital, is in critical condition. The Lake County Times base ball team of South Chicago will play the East Siders at One Hundred and Sixth 6treet and Avenue M, Sunday. The Iroquois Furnace company i making great headway with their new furnace. They expect to have the new plant in operation by the first o December. The Iola girls give their next party Saturday night at the Lake Side hall The hall will be decorated with club colors, purple and gold, and a delight ful time is anticipated. The Young Ladies Sodality of Fran cis de Sallls church, 120 Ewing avenue will give their first informal dancin party tonight at Bessemer park halL . good time is assured to all who at tend. The new organ at the Francis de Sallis church will be dedicated at high mass next Sunday. It is a beautiful design and a credit to the congregation. High mass will be said by the Rev. J, P. Swarth. The people of the East Side think that it will be a long time before work will be resumed at the Ship Building plant. Another boat was taken a part and sent to Bay City yesterdy. It looks bad but there is still hope for a settlement and if not, tho property is too valuable to lay vacant.

KENSINGTON NEWS

Mrs. Smiley's sister. Miss Caroll of the city, spent Thursday with her. Miss Polly White of Indiana visited Mrs. Genest of State street. Wednesday. Mrs. Clarke of One Hundred a Chicago and visSeventeenth place was ltor yestardav. Mrs. Talbot and daughter, MIS3 Alma, ! f Perry avenue, were Chicago visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Dekker of One Hundred and Twentieth street and Perry avenue was called to Lansing, this state, on account of the death of her mother. The Misses Blanche Vincent of Kenington avenue, and Albina Mailhoit of State street will SDend Sunday with Miss Lulu Newman of West Fullman. BURNSIDE NEWS Miss Josie Kellev entertained a few riends at luncheon yesterday. Mr. Smith of Cottage Grove avenue pent Thursday with friends in South Chicago. Mrs. M. Kelly of 17C2 Ninety-second street visited friends in South Chi cago yesterday. Cards are out announcing the marriase of Andrew McSherry and Miss Gladys Sullivan of Burnside. Mrs. McGovern of thfi MtV Visited with Mrs. M. Mogan of 1177 Ninetysecond place Thursday evening. HEGEWISCH NEWS Mrs. Hoffman was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. A. Miller is a Hegewisch visitor today. Miss Blanche Ferris was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. Maymo Wilson of Paris, 111., is visiting her father, E. Holt. The Catholic Lady Foresters will have their meeting today In Jordan's hall. Miss Christine Hoffman and George Little went to see the wild west show last night. Mrs. E. Coleson and daughter, Ethel, and Mrs. Ron O'Roark are Chicago visitors today. The Ladles' Aid of the Swedish Mis sion church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Gus Johnson. Matt Reirizer and family of Griffith, Ind.. visited with his sister, Mrs. John Hoffman, also Mrs. Hutchison. Mrs. E. Coleson and family of Buf falo avenue, and Mrs. C. Sartorl of Roseland took supper with Mrs. W. White of Carondolett avenue Wed nesday evening. C. SIDLIN. Hegewisch's leading dealer in Jew elry, talking machines and musical in struments. I carry a complete stock of watches, jewerly and clocks at popular prices. Every article guaranteed. You can buy a talking machine for a small payment down, Daiance, one dollar a week. Buy Here and Save Money. 133rd Street, Cor. Erie Ave., Hegevrlach. INDIANA HARBOR Mrs. Leach was shopping in Chicago today. Rev. Mungovan was in Fort Wayne yesterday. Miss Ella Ordner is shopping In Chi cago today. Miss May Feagon was shopping South Chicago today. In Miss Emily Martin attended a dance in Chicago last night. W. Rodgers of Chicago business here yesterday. transacted Mrs. Benjamin Roop and are visiting in Bucyrus, O. daughter Charles E. Fowler was In Toleston appraising property today. Mr. and Mrs. George Roop friends in Englewcod yesterday. visited Mr. and Mrs. Sapp of Elm street are the proud parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Alexander of Grapevine street $3.50 Commutation Ticket $3.00 When in Indiana Harbor Remember THE NEW STAR RESTAURANT Wra. Pappas. Prop. Block Avenue Near Michigan Av Pirst-clasa Meals servo. 1 at all hour. KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet! Now Open for Business With a Full Line of Imported and Domestic LIqcors and Clear. WILLIAM KAITMAX. Proa. When in Indiana Harbor CALL AD SEE. GEORGE FAOK WE KEEP A FIXE LIXE OF LIQUOR 9 AXD CIGARS. 1703-I37th Street. STEWART & BOWEKS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will b pleased to give you estimates on your4 building. Post OfSca Building,' East Chicago. Bank Bids. INDIANA HARBOR. IND.

tuslness la Hammond today. Mrs. Runnels of Block avenue en tertained a number of her Harbor friends last evening. Many of the Harbor people attended the dance given by the Royal Neighbors in Cllnes hall last night. Mrs. Oscar Goerg entertained the Wednesday afternoon club yesterday at her home in Grapevine street. A number of the Harbor people will I attend the May party given at the Lake Side club house in Chicago tonight. WANTED A combination girl to work in the Harbor hotel. Apply to Mr. O'Connel. Best wages. 5-14-tf. PULLMAN NEWS Mrs. A. Hinowski is seriously 111 with ! gastric fever. The Armour Institute will give a dance Friday evening. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bonfield died yesterday. Mrs. Yoeman and family have mov ed from Pullman to Roseland. Miss Jessie Thompson has returned to work after a three week's illness. The ladies of P. O. S. of A. will give concert at Roseland hall next Monday I evening. They have engaged Edward KIppen and other taleift. Their object is to increase the membership of the order and to raise money for the sick benefit fund. SOUTH DEERINQ Frank Harris was in Chicago today on business. Mrs. Ebert was a South Chicago visitor yesterday. J. McManigal of Torrence avenue is slowly recovering from his recent ill ness. Mrs. McCausland spent yesterday at East Chicago, the guest of her daugh ter, Mrs. Pickeral. Horace McAllister, ,who was injur ed last week is doing nicely at the South Chicago hospital. Mrs. Neff of the East Side was in South Deerlng yesterday looking af ter her real estate interests here. The many friends of Charles Peteerson will regret to hear that he is very ill at his home in South Chicago. TOLLESTON NEWS William C. Kunert was in Hammond yesterday on business. II. J. Sawyer of Joliet, 111., was In Gary and Toleston yesterday on busi ness. Mrs. II. A. Townsley was in Gary and South Gary yesterday attending meetings of the Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Silas Stewart is spending a few days In Valparaiso with relatives and friends. She expects to return home Sunday. The proprietor of the Eagle buffet in Toleston has sold his stock of goods and closed his mace of business. Tol eston can only boast of six saloons at the present time. It has been reported that the dellveryman for II. Vonhelen, grocer, was held up on Wednesday by two colored men and relieved of a watch and $12 in cash in broad daylight between Gary and Toleston. Rumor has it that one of the saloons In Gary was entered some time during Wednesday night and the cash register and the slot machine were taken outside and emptied of their contents. No arrests have been made up to this time. When you stop in Toleston remember Louis Gordon's Buffet & Cafe Between Mich. Cent. & Ft. Wayne Tracks We serve meal at all hours. The best you want to eat. Prices are reasonable. Board and room per week $5.00 Give us a Trial EAST CHICAGO NEWS H. E. Tuttle has moved from Forsythe and Exchange avenue to his new shop at the corner of Chicago and Olcott avenue, newly equipped and strict ly up to date. 5-3-tf. CO. Christensen CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame lis uses a specialty East Chicago, Ind. ALBERT GIVEN FASHIONABLE TAILOR fiprlc and Summer Etylea o;rn for your inspection. 712 Chicago Ave. E. CHICAGO, IND. Branch at 101 SUU St. Hammond. 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. I. SPECTER, EAST CHICAGO. Agent for North German Lloyd Hamburg-American Lln Canadian Pacific Line. All Foreign Money Transferred. Final results of the ball same la i THE LAKE COC.VTY TIMES' Sporting Extra.

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