Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 18 May 1907 — Page 5

Saturday, May 18, 1907.

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES. PAGE FIVE.

Bay's Grist in South Chicago

WINDSOR PARK

CITY OF TRAVERSE FBOZETOJHE DOCK White and Perry Said to be at Outs Stale Pies Furnish Picnic.

old, $10 to get to his home In Delphos, O., and to pay for his meala enroute.

Gates was taken ill in Los Angeles,

Cal., several weeks, ago, and started to

walk home, lie got as far as Denver, The services at the Windsor Park whre he ("pent some time in a hospital, churches will be held at the usual hour.

After being discharged he made his

way as best he could as far as bouth Mr. and Mrs. Ringer of Seventy-fifth Chicago. lie was picked up last night place entertained a number of friends

by special officers of the Pennsylvania at cards last night.

railroad. In court this morning Gates,

who presented an emaciated appear- The Beta Phi dance, which was to ance, told a story that touched Judge have been given in Nichols' hall last

All is quiet on the Grand Calumet, to paraphrase the words of the immortal McCIellan. There Is nothing doing in tho City of Traverse, in spite of the pronouncement of Chief of Police Shippy that there is nothing in the vagrancy laws of the state of Illinois to prevent a man boarding a train for South Chicago and taking a boat ride. So the cause for the Inactivity of the celebrated floating poolroom must be sought elsewhere. Rumor declares that tho real cause of the inactivity comes from within and out from without. Purser Sturgeon declares that the owners of the City of Traverse do not fear the police. Indeed, according to the Jolly purser. Chief Shippy and Harry Perry are bosom friends.

But thero is no mistaking the fact that the grand old battleship is froze

to the dock and will stay there, for all

the sports will be advantaged by her

movements, for from one to three weeks longer. The real trouble is said to be

a rupture between "Bud" White and

Harry Perry, that is declared to date

from tho Dearborn Park fiasco of sev

eral weeks ago. How true this is can

only be conjectured, as there is an ap

parent outward unanimity of action and

interest in the Perry-White syndicate. Last night all provisions, wet and

dry, that were stored aboard the City of Traverse last Wednesday afternoon

were taken ashore and returned to the

purveyors who sold them. The unmelted portion of two tons of ice was

also sent back to the icehouse and the

cash register that records transactions at the two bars on the boat was

shlDDed to tha city. The fires were

banked and Purser Sturgeon and Cap

tain Jones took their departure. About forty pies that had become to passe

to send back to the bakery were dis

tributed among loungers on the wharf and the kids and coal heavers of the vicinity had an impromptu picnic. Only the engineer and a few watchmen remain aboard the boat and there is

wailing and gnashing of teeth among

the disappointed sports.

COLLECTS FEE TOE TESTIFYING.

Witness

in CrlmJuHl Case Takes $5

uud Goes to Jail.

, Stanley Leszewski, who demanded $3

as witness fees before he would appear in a police case in the South Chicago

city court, was ordered locked up to

iday by Judge Glrten until he disgorged

the money. Leszewski was a witness to an assault by a Polish boy who

broke tho nose of another boy with a

blow from a stick. He told the par

ents of the complainant that he would only appear on condition of being re

imbursed for the time lost, which would

bo about $5. When the case was con

tinued he demurred at appearing again

as he was only paid for coming once.

Justico Glrten questioned Leszewski and brought out the story. When the man acknowledged that he had taken tha $3 the court ordered him locked

op. The laws of Illinois do not pro

vide for the payment of witness fees in

criminal cases.

BUTTON NOT LEGAL TENDER.

Girten's heart.

OfScer Peterson Eack to East Side.

Officer John Peterson, who arrested

Mrs. Dora McDonald In the Omaha building, LaSalle and Van Buren streets on a charge of murdering Walter Guerin, the artist, who died of a revolver wound while locked in the room

with the woman, is back again to the

East Side station. Officer Peterson was

on crossing duty at LaSalle and Van Buren streets and was the first officer on the scene of the tragedy after its

enactment.

night, has been called off and will take place Friday, May 31.

Mr. and Mrs. G. McCarrell have rent

ed the Dempsey residence, 9620 Bond avenue. They will move as soon as

the renovating ha3 been completed.

A sale of home made cooking was

held this afternoon in the parlors of

the Presbyterian church in Bond ave

nue. I his was given under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of that church.

in for electric signs east of the river.

They are rushed with orders and it will be some time before they will be installed.

There are a number of complaints from Colehour citizens that a number of electric lights are not lighted at night. The East Side Improvement society should get after the electric company and have new arc lights installed.

CHURCH SERVIGES

St. Paul's Episcopal cburok, 36 Hiiubach avenue. Rev. Charles Albert Smith, rector. Telephone. 1S64.

Whitsunday, holy communion at S. Holy communion and sermon, 10:45. Evening prayer and sermon, 7:30. Sunday school at 9:30.

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The Merritt elevator at NinetyEighth and Calumet river. East Side, expects to get the largest boat to load and unload this season of any other elevator on the Calumet. It Is rumored that the old McReynolds company will start in business before long. Let us hope so and see the East Side on top again.

First Itaptist church. Rev. V. II. Jones, pastor. Residence, 1 1 S Russell street Phone, 2783.

In the morning the pastor will preach on the theme, "Cast Not Away Your Confidence." In the evening the subject will be, "What Think You of Christ?" You will be welcome.

New Ambulance for South Ciucaso.

A new ambulance for the use of the

South Chicago police was put into com

mission at 7 o'clock last night. It is

equipped with rubber tires, ball bear

ings, electric lights fed by a big bat

tery, and every possible appliance for

the comfort of its passengers. The upholstering is in leather and anti

septic appliances and lockers for first

aid to the injured line the interior.

The subject of discussion of the Lp-

worth League at the Methodist church Sunday evening at 6:43 will be "Stewards of Grace," led by Miss Grace

Harding.

The final dress rehearsal of the Pow

hatan opera company will be held this evening at Xichol's hall. Seventy-sixth

street, between Lake and Bond avenues at 7:30 o'clock.

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I WEST PULLMAN

Mrs. Kooser is entertaining her sister from Peoria.

Mr. and Mrs. Cheny are the proud parents of a baby girl.

Special announcement of services, Sunday, May 19 at Pine street mission. Please note the fact that the cervices

have been changed from the after

noon to the forenoon. Sababth school

begins at 9:30. preaching at 10:30.

This change will be permanent in or

der that a preaching service may be held at Toleston in the evening.

ARTHUR O. KNAPP.

The Masons held a banquet at the Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening.

Eriefs.

The revival meetings held at the

Seventy-seventh street Methodist church during the past two weeks closed last

night. Large crowds were present at all the meetings.

Mrs. T. K. Gale, who has been in

Texas the past three weeks, returned home Tuesday.

Mrs. McDonald, who has been visiting witli Mrs. Rust the past month, left Thursday morning for her home in Duluth.

Dennis ULcary, 90lo Ontario ave

nue, has taken a position with the

Times art their new office, 9140 Buffalo

avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith of Sev-

! enty-Sixth street entertained the

Neighborhood Pedro club at their heme last night. Dainty refreshments were

served by the hostess.

North Side Congregational ohnrrh, T. E. Sinninger, minister. Tomorrow's services witli provisional subjects: Sunday school, second Sunday of button contest, 9:45. Worship and sermon, "How Shall We Study Our Bible?" 11 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E.. 6:43 p. m. Sermon, "The Narrow Gate," 7:45. Important announcements to be made. All are invited.

BURN HAM NEWS

A bay horse attached to a top buggy !

was picked up by tha South Chicago

police last night at Eighty-ninth and

Commercial avenue.

A union meeting of the Senior and

Junior Christian Endeavor societies of

the Presbyterian church will be held I

tomorrow evening at 6:43 o'clock. The!

subject of the meeting will be "Little

The American Posting service lost faults Which Spoil Our Lives.

over a hundred dollars when one of

their sign boards was blown down by the wind, at Ninety-second and Har

bor avenue, last night.

The Informal dancing party given

by the Young Ladies' Sodality of Fran

ces da Sallls church last night at Bes

semer park hall, was a grand success.

They expect to give another danco in

the near future.

LAND SALES AT BUKNHAM. The Burnham Land association reports sales this week to the Schlitz Brewing company of 50 feet in block 3, lots 4 and 5 In Center avenue, di

rectly opposite the Lake Shore depot. Also lots 17 and IS, block 7, 50 feet on Pullman avenue, directly adjoining the Burnham gate of the Western Steel

row afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30. Din- Car & Foundry company. Both propner will be served about 8:00 o'clock erties will be immediately Improved and the orchestra will play all through with store and flat buildings.

The usual musicale will be given at

the South Shore Country club tomor-

First Presbyterian church, Hohmnn and Ogden streets, W. Eugene Shirey, pastor. Residence, 36 Clinton street. Sunday school, 9:43 a. m.

Preaching service at 10:43 a. m. and

7:30 p. m. by the Rev. F. B. Oxtoby of McCormick seminary. Session meets at 10:30. Junior Endeavor, 2:00 p. m. Midweek service, Thursday at 7:30 p. m., subject, "Shepherd and Sheep."

John 10. Rev. Mr. Knapp of the Tine street mission will be leader.

ieiiraigia and those sharp, shootiiifjr, agonizing pains drive you almost crazy, take Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills, and get relief. They drive out the pain by their soothing effect upon the nerves. When taken as directed thev are harmless, and leave no bad after-effects. That's the reason they are so popular vdtli all who use them. Your druggist can tell you what others in your locality think of them. "I do positively think that Dr. Miles' Anti-lUia Pills are tho best medicine ever put upon the market. I find them so restful and soothing, and without any bad after-effects. I have suffered with neuralgia so that my system would Just ache and quiver, and I cannot take opiates; but I can take these tablets, and thev alwava relieve me. No one that suffers with neuralgia need fear to take them as I know they will not form a habit, for if there was any opiate in them I could riot take trem. Just one in the morning when I feel baa, ana I can do mjf work all dsy." MRS. W. 1L BURKETT, Macon. Ga. Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills are sold by your druggist, who will guarantee that tha first package will benefit. If it fail., ha win re-turn your money. 25 doses, 5 cents. Never sold in bulk. Miles Medical Co., Elkhartlnd

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David Lesserman, who said he lived

at 8733 Commercial avenue was ar

rested last night by the new city police

tation officers, who said they had

caught him cutting telephone and trol

ley wires. lie is held pending investi

gation.

The monthly social given by the Bible

class of the Bethel Congregational church, was held in the parlors of the church last night. Music was one of

the features of the evening and after a splendid program refreshments were served by the committee. Soon after

this all dispersed to their homes, having

had a delightful time.

Sale Frank

poses. Sale of lot 44, block 5, 23 feet on

Pullman avenue to A. Mankavitch, to be Improved with store building. The moderation in the weather is having a stimulating effect upen the real estate market and numerous in

quiries would indicate prospects of a good market this spring.

St. l'n ill's I.uthernii ohiirrh, 117 Clinton street. Rev. Theo. Claus, pastor. Day of Pentecost will be celebrated tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. Confessional service preparatory to holy communion. German service with holy communion at 10 a, m.

English Sunday school, 1:30 p. m. Ladies' Aid society, 3 p. m.

Knglish preaching, 7:30 p. m. Another service will bo held on Monday at 10 o'clock in the morning.

SOUTH DEERING

TOLLESTON NEWS

Tony Cullman cago today.

is a visitor In Chi-

Mrs. J. Kominski shopped In Chicago

Friday.

Archie Mills was a visitor in Hammond today.

Louis Marks

yesterday.

paid a visit to Gary

Ex-Judge Ansley of Indiana Harbor

was In Gary yesterday.

Miss Katherine Maher of South Chi

cago, visited In South Deering last evening.

Mrs. Sarah Patton was a visitor in Hammond this morning.

Otto Kollar has opened a barber shop

in Louis Gordon's saloon.

Mrs. Shelwock of Hoxie avenue, was

on a shopping tour to Chicago yester

day.

Mrs. Walter Combs was in ILimmond shopping this morning.

Mrs. Fleishman of ilegewisch was here this morning enroute to the city.

Attorney Bozarth was in Gary and

Toleston yesterday on business.

Mrs. A. F. Middagh of Windsor Park

is visiting with Mrs. J. Q. James.

Kominski hall at One Hundred and

Eleventh street Lake Calumet will be

dedicated next Sunday, May 19. A big

time is expected.

Mrs. Elvin Bundy of Ilegewisch was here this morning enroute to Hammond.

First Methodist Episcopal ohureh, 115

Russell street. Lewis S. Smith, pas

tor. Residence, 134 Ogden street.

Phone, 2773.

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching, subject, "The Age-Long

Conflict," 11 a. m.

Class meeting, 12 m. Junior League, 3 p. m. Epworth League, 6:30 p. m. Theme: 'Stewards of Grace," leader, J. W.

Reed.

Preaching by the pastor, 7:30 p. m. Anthems both morning and evening. A cordial welcome to all. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. the church meets for prayer. Thursday evening, fellowship social.

THE CITIZENS' GERMAt

NATIONAL BANK of nammoad. A comparative .tat, ta est at tfepo.tr. alaea our opening days Mar 12, 1M 9 14,0SO.( Jaae IX, 1900 uo.. 83,312.01 July 13, 1008 03,075.18 Ausuat 11, 1806 . ..... 12S.078.7 September 13, 1000 147,433.72 October 12, 1906 162.1S5.34 November 13, IOOO JT2.7SS'".

December 12, 1W 172481

January 26, 1807 236,543.13

Ko County, City or Scbool Fund la

eluded la tbe above. e are tae

roangeat bank la Hammond. Our Aral birthday will be en May 8, 1907. T1IREQ PER CEST. PAID OX SAT

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to fait treatment.

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The Shine That Shines Brightest

Charles Martin of Indiana Harbor

was a Gary business visitor yester

day.

Willie Kinsie had an operation per

formed on his hand last Tuesday at the

Hahnemann hospital and was getting

along nicely yesterday when his mother visited him.

Mrs. Arthur Brennan and daughter, Esther, spent this morning in Hammond.

Mrs. H. A. Townsley and daughter, Miss Inez, were in Chicago yesterday

shopping.

KENSINGTON NEWS

Mrs. J. E. Burke and daughter, Mrs. Wallace Holden, were visitors in Hammond this morning.

Tonight there will be a dance in the

new restaurant in Chicago road, near

Ninth street.

Mrs. Chantel was a Chicago visitor

Thursday.

Stewart brothers of Chicago, owners of Central Park subdivision, were In

Gary and Toleston yesterday.

Mrs. Korte of Perry avenue, is enter

taining her daughter of the citv.

Xellle Tell Sap l"p Tvo Hits' Worth o

llouze and Cnn't Pay.

Nellie Tell, who confesses to forty eight summers and an equal number o

hard winters, worked her credit to th

limit in a South Chicago saloon las

right and this morning got a lemon to go with the whiskey in the shape

of a fine of ?10 and costs In the city court. Nellie bargained with the bartender for three drinks for a quarter. After she had consumed the stuff she produced a steel button about the size of two bits and pretended a horrified surprise at its not being a quarter. That settled It fur Nellie. This morning in court she pleaded with Judgo Glrten not to send her to the bridewell. "Please don't send me out there, judge that's a good boy," she whined. "If you give me any mora talk like that," his his honor, "1 11 make it three months.

When you stop in Toleston remember

Louis Gordon's Buffet & Cafe Between Mich. Cent. & Ft. Wayne Tracks

We serve meals at all honrs. The best yon want

to eat. Prices are reasonable. Board and room per week $5.00 , Give us a Trial

Mrs. Orris of Wentworth avenue, vis

ited her sister, Mrs. Freeney yesterday.

Mrs. Sulley of Dearborn street, en

tertained friends from West Pullman yesterday.

Some of the people residing here have received invitations to the wedding of Miss Ethel Nelson and Robert

Martin of Ilegewisch, which will take

place June 1.

HESSVILLE NEWS

John Van Sloten is recovering from'

a short illness.

Christian church, 410 Indiana

nue, C. G. Sharp, pastor, Summer street, phone 3451. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Communion and preaching, 10:45 a. m. Junior Endeavor, 3 p .m. Preaching at Whiting, 3 p. m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Song and preaching service, 7:30 p. m. Mid-waek business meeting, 7:30 p. m.

Bible class, Thursday evening at 8

o'clock.

All are Invited to attend any and

all of these services.

ROBERTS DALE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. M. Eversole were visitors in Chicago yesterday.

Mrs. William Dunn of Poberts avenue

is on the sick list.

Judge Acts as Good Samaritan. Judge Girt'en of the South Chicago city court, today dug down in his own pocket and gave John Gates, 4 2 years

fhone South Chicago 1023 MRS. IDA HUGHES Hair Dressing and Massaging Parlors Vls, Switches and Hair Oooda to Order Room 10, Columbia Block

9215 Commercial Ave. So. Chicago Will you be on the Eaat Side tomorrow r If ao, don't fall to atop for one of tboae celebrated -5c dinner at the : : ST. ELMO HOTEL : : 0921 Enlng avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Yeoman moved their

family from Pullman to One Hundred

and Nineteenth street Friday.

Miss Grace Gorman is the guest of Mrs. W. B. LaParle In Englewood.

Miss Hattie Timra of Indiana boule

vard is on the sick list.

HEGEW1SCH NEWS

Harry Tousley

Ilegewisch again.

ha3 returned to .

Mrs. Charles Buck was visiting yes

terday in the city.

Mrs. Ford of One Hundred and Six

teenth street has been entertaining

friends for the past three weeks.

PULLMAN NEWS

Royal Benson of the accountant of

fice, is very low.

Mr. and Mrs. Casper Camp of Ham

mond will visit Ilessville relatives

Sunday.

Mrs. Erick Lund of Roberts avenue

was a Chicago business visitor Friday.

Mrs. Bessie Sloan has returned to

Hammond after a few days' visit with her mother, Mrs. Steffy.

Henry Atchison of Woodville, Ind., is spending a few days here visiting

relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Tine Beal were Chicago

visitors yesterday.

George Wagnar is very sick and is

not expected to live.

Trustee Richard Sehaaf and Com

missioner Fredericks of Hammond

transacted business in Ilessville Thursday.

Mrs. Carr of Chicago was the guest

of Mrs. E. C. Holmes of Roberts avenue yesterday.

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Contractors

Dealers

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ilennesey of Harrison avenue were in Hammond on business yesterday.

Mrs. Loger was a yesterday morning.

Hammond visitor

Mrs. Milliken and her mother were

city visitors yesterday.

Wilfred Major is still confined to his

home. He is suffering from a relapse

of his former illness.

IL Kimball of Rockford, O., who has

been acting as extra operator at Os-

born, will leave Sunday for Grove.

C. F. Elliott of Roberts avenue Is

Maple confined to his home. He has a severe

attack of rheumatism.

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Drinnan are the

proud parents of a baby girl.

L. Gourneger has let contracts for

two residences, to be built in Forest

avenue, each costing $5,500.

Mrs. H. Haas and Mrs. Bob Bristol

were shopping in Chicago yesterday.

Telephones; Office, 1-kS; Residence 243, South Chicago. FRANK FOSTER ATTOIIAEY AT LAW. Room 15, Commercial Block, . S206 Commercial avenue, - Chicago, III. Residence 9120 Exchange avenue. When in South Chicago stop at the NATIONAL : HOTEL Corner Commercial and Exchange Aves. Hoarder wanted hy the Day or Week. HOME COOKING MEALS 25c. BY WEEK $5.00. tlo. and Cold Water. Hatha.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Lfvings and family

have gone to Valparaiso, Ind., to at

tend the funeral of Mrs. Living's fath

er.

All of the machinery will be shut

down in the Pullman Car shops Sat

urday to admit repairs to some of the

shafting.

T. A. Thomnson is visitiner in Chest- Mrs. Jf red ungnam ana aaugmer.

erston, Ind.. his former home. Night Mrs. Benjamin Oakley, were shopping

Operator Brewer is taking his place as in South Chicago last evening.

day operator in the Osborn depot.

John Robinson or Cleveland, u., is

visiting hi cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ben

Oakley of Harrison avenue, for a few

days.

The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.

church will hold their rummage sale

May 2S, 9 and SO in the building now

occupied by A. A. Kuss grocery store.

A wagon will collect the goods for the

sale on May 27.

The Harmony lodge; K. of P., will

give a stag party to the members on Thursday evening at K. of P. hall, Ar

cade building.

Mrs. Frank Hufty of Chicago has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ben Lohse, the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Hufty will build a home in Ilessville in the near future.

Harry Nelson of Lake entertained about six of from Melrose park at a

The Ilessville school is making

preparations for the school picnic May Friday afternoon.

Willie Chick is chairman of the

front park his friends

fish dinner

EAST SIDE NEWS

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committee on races, Mark Evans of

games, and Emma Dedelow for refreshments. A good time is anticipated.

Miss Katherine Sehaaf and John Melvine were the guest of Mr. and

Mrs. Sidney Smith at their home in

South Chicago last evening.

C. SIDLIN.

Hegewisch's leading dealer in Jew

elry, talking machines and musical in-

The Federal Furnace company. One

Hundred and Eighth street and Calumet river, is overstocked with orders.

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The East Side girls are all getting

struments. I carry a comolet( stnpt nf busv. They hope to have the honor

watches, Jewerly and clocks at DODular of sending one of their number to the

prices. Every article guaranteed. You Jamestown exposition.

can buy a talking machine for a small

payment liJ uatuuee, one aouar a

week. Bay Here and Save Money.

133rd Street, Cor. Erie Are, negewlsch.

Thinking of the Boys. A girl isn't grown up till she begins to worry about ber complexion.

The largest shipment of bullion ever

made from the East Side was made yesterday from the American Smelt

ing & Refining company's plant. Ninety-fourth and Lake Michigan.

W. SWARTZELL

Grocery and Meat Market

X1J7-1269 Ninety-third Street.

STONY ISLAND. Cleanliness In Peril.

A fine crocodile was recently sbot in tbe dam at tbe Surprise mine. 'Ware bathers! Rhodesia Herald.

An Ice cream social will be given Friday evening. May 24 at the Evangelical church under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society. All are Invited and a good time Is assured for everyone.

The Commonwealth Electric com

pany lias- a largo number o orders

The memorial services will be held at the Evangelical church Sunday morning, May 26. The G. A. R. and the Spanish-American war veterans will attend in a body. A special pro-

One Advantage of Poverty. gram has been arranged, the choir

Some people are so poor that tbey render several choice selections

can afford to pay an honest tax rate and the t,ana Doy3 aiso KiEair con"

on everything tbey possess, sf" rT.

Desirable Lots on Roosevelt and Wilcox Avenues. Low priceseasy terms. Inquire of agent on ground or HAMMOND REALTY CO. Hammond Bldg.

.... -. , . i i m j Lake County Title & Guaranty Company ABSTRACTERS P. R. MOTT, President, J. S. BLACKMUN. Secretary. FRANK HAMMOND, Vice-Pres. A. II. TAPPER. Treasurer. S. A. CULVER, Manager. Hammond and Crown Point, Indiana. Secretary's office in Majestic Bldg., Hammond. fe-m.- fun2l5&e4xron!Bt!y at urrent r&t&u

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