Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 305, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1907 — Page 6

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PAGE SIX. THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES. Friday, June 14, 1907. i if to comment favorably on the productions offered, admitting that his prejudice against such places was in this case unfounded. near Schererviile were Dyer visitors yesterday. j WHEELER NEWS IN AND AROUND Q A R V CROWN POINT NEWS Mr. Bowenberg of the firm of Keilman & Bowenberg was here on business Thursday. Mrs. Belle HeiUund of ifastings. Neb., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Livingston. Miss Erraa C.ott visitor Thursday. was a Valparaiso t

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E. E. STACY OF Y. M. C. A. HAS EYES FIXED ON GARY.

It I Thought Ir'si!ent ItuJMngton May lie InTcriK(l la l'ba to tjilve Gary a 3Iolel .Structure. St3te Secretary 11 H. Stacy of the Young Mfn's Christian association, stopped off a few minutes this niornlriK between trains for a Klance at the local situation, aiong Y. M. O. A. linos. Humor would have it that both the state ami international organization has considered vis a very important joint to he looked after. A corresponding member l;as already been appointed on the ground who takes care of both locsl and outside inquiries, Betting In touch with the boys who are corning in from all over the world and keeping the state organization in touch with their fuming and Koins- The fact that President Kuffington was largely interested in Y. M. C. A. work at Anderson before he left there, has led some to believe that he might feel an interest in the local field.

Briefs. Thomas O'Connel! of Indiana Harbor, spent this morning here looking after Ills company's interests. F. A. "Weckett, secretary of the Junk company, accompanied him.

Mrs. Kerry Clark of AVheatfield, is the guest of her mother and sister this week.

T. W. Rnglchart, of Rothschild & Co., : who negotiated the purchase several j months ago of the $10,000 corner on : Kroadway and Tenth avenue, closed ; the sale of the corner the early part of the week for nearly twice as much as j he paid. j

Mrs. V. C. McMahon will give a luncheon tomorrow afternoon in honor of Miss Myra "Wheeler.

TURNS ON PEACEMAKERS. W. Farrell Threaten to Shoot I. Toth and Friend Intercede Only to Set Into Trouble. Will Farrell, a foreman for the Illinois Improvement and Ballast company, while badly intoxicated last evening, pulled a revolver and pointed it at Daniel Toth. proprietor of one of the saloons on Broadway and announced his intention of letting daylight through the proprietor. His friends succeeded in getting him to put up the pun, but had hardly done so before he turned on them, and one of his men offered to assist him. Warrants wore sworn out for the arrest of the men and they were picked up by the officers shortly after the occurrence. The charges preferred were fdmply assault, although some felt that they should have been stronger. The men pleaded guilty and paid their fines.

COLORED GIRL ARRESTED. Charged "With Stealing Money, Uut Guilt Ik Not I'roven and She In Released.

Two drunken foreigners swore out warrants late last evening against Susie Johnson, a young colored woman, charging her with stealing money from one of tho men in Pet rovicz's saloon on South Washington street. Slio stoutly denied the charge, but offered to stand trial this morning and declared that nhe had a number of inlluontial friends, including the mayor of Joliet, who was a personal friend f hers, who would willingly go her bond. Bond was secured and she was released, appearing this morning for trial with half of the colored community accompanying her ready to testify as to her honesty. Prosecutor Boone soon saw that the evidence at hand could not prove the charge and he nolle pressed the case.

GARY HAS NEW BARBER SHOP.

James LouK"lre to Install One of the Mostt Up-to-Dnte Shops lu the County. James Iongmire, the pioneer toneorial artist, formerly of the Hotel riankinton of Milwaukee, who has looked after the local needs in that line for nearly a year, lias secured quarters in the Paine block that is Hearing erection at Kighth avenue and Broadway. He and 15. F. Riddle of Milwaukee, who is associated with him, will install equipment for the finest five chair shop in this part of tho state in a large room facing on Eighth avenue. Bongmire has taken care of the entire population with his shops, having two or three in operation in different parts of town.

The Moo building is the first one to be equipped with electric lights. I.rs. Walsh & Templin, who have quarters on the second l'.oor, are the gainers also. The lights were used for domestic purposes in Gary for the first time last evening. Electricity for lighting lias been in use for several weeks on the nortli side in some of the plants, but none of the power lias been transmitted across the river as yet.

Harry Graves has gone to Hammond where he lias accepted a position with the Chicago Telephone company. J. A. Dnrnaha has been awarded the contract to furnish coal for the court house, jail and county farm.

HESSVILLE NEWS

Miss Carrie Adams sick list.

is still on the

M. Eversole and wife were Chicago shoppers today.

Mrs. Windisch of Hammond visited Mrs. Ed Hess yesterday.

Mrs. Steffy and son, Harry, Hammond visitors yesterday.

were

Henry W. Wise and wife have gone to Bos Angeles, Cah, to make an extended visit to Mr. Wise's brother.

Bake county has nearly S.-.0,Of0 idle school funds, on hand on which interest at the rate of six per cent, has to be paid.

Miss Clara Pint-r has been appointed deputy county assessor for thirty days, during the session of the board of review.

Schuyler Post, living near Beroy, has sold ills farm of seventy-seven acres to a party from Illinois. The consideration was $100 per acre.

Mrs. J. J. Trinen of South Chicago is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Theodore Kammer, for a few days.

John Miller, jr. and daughter of St. John were here yesterday in the interests of the Northwestern Telephon company.

Mrs. J. teller and daughter. Miss !

Irma. returned last evening from Chicago.

The Queen Esther Circle will meet

this evening at the home of Mrs. J. X. Sigler.

Kaufmann & Wolf, HAMMOND.

Special for

Mrs. Theodore Kammer returned yesterday morning from a several day's stay with friends at Whiting and South Chicago.

John Hoffman, who was sent as delegate by the C. O. F. court here to the convention at Indianapolis, returned yesterday morning.

John Yarck of Hammond was in town yesterday directing the work of building the concrete sidewalk at the Union church here.

Nicholas Keilman. who left last summer to make his home in Oklahoma, arrived here yesterday morning to make a short visit with his friends and relatives.

Fletcher Monette went to Evanston

on business today.

Two marriage licenses were refused yesterday by Clerk Wheeler, one because the groom was under 18 years of age. anil Cue other because the contracting couple were first cousins.

Mrs. William Dedelow and daughter, Alma, spent the day in Chicago.

Frank Hess of Hammond transacted business in HessviHe yesterday.

Mesdames Fred IIopp and August Fullgraf were Hammond shoppers today.

Mrs. J. B. Hess had Mrs. Lamb and daughter, Ruth, of Hammond, for her guests yesterday.

Mrs. Frank Hufty of Chicago and Mrs. John Ebert and family of Hammond were guests of Mrs. Ben Lohse yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Randon of Highlands were called to HessviHe yesterday by the deatli of Mrs. Randon's brother, Jacob Hahn.

The marriage of Fred Dedelow and Tillie Burkhardt will take place June 22 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dedelow.

Jacob Hahn of HessviHe met instantaneous death at McCook, 111., yesterday about 10 o'clock. Mr. Hahn and his brother-in-law, Hans Ericks, both car repairers employed at Gibson, were called to McCook with the wrecking crew to clear up a wreck on the Michigan Central railroad. While at this work a car fell on him, crushing his head. Hans Ericks pulled him from under the car but found that life had lied. The remains were taken to a Hammond morgu. and brought to Osborn today on tho 10:14 suburban. Mr. Hahn was 32 years old. He leaves a young widow and two children, ages two and a half years and six months respectively, besides a father, three sisters, Mesdames August Fullgraf and John Wilson of HessviHe, Mrs. Randon of Highlands, and a half brother, Herman Hoffman of Hammond. The funeral will be held in Banslng Sunday.

INDIANA HARBOR

WINS A GOLD WATCH.

Gary Amusement Company Gave E. V. Schlllo, Holder of n I.urky Niiniher, Fine Present.

Mr. and Mrs. Bundquist of Commonwealth avenue attended a wedding in Ravenswood yesterday.

Miss Peterson of East Chicago has taken a position as stenographer with the East Chicago Land company.

WANTED A combination girl to work

In the Harbor hotel. Apply to Mr O'Connell. Best wages. 5-14-tf.

E. W. Schillo, operator at the Wabash railway, was announced last evening as the winner of the gold watch offered to tho possessor of the correctly numbered ticket giving admission to the Gary Amusement company. The number was 116. Tho house is enjoying a steady run now since installation of the new engine. A spieler has boon added to the equipment. A local minister was heard

:-: BORMAN DRUG CO. :-: If your Stationary Is getting low, nee Immv low ours i In price, s i : 1 : s t A. HOWARD BELL, Mgr. When ia Gary, stop, eat and drink at

The Wabash Inn Washington St., near Wabash Tracks. First class meals. Fine Peers. Wines tnd Cigars. Eat. drink and be raerry STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building Post Office Building. East Chicago. Dank Bldg.. INDIANA HARBOR. IXD.

Miss Bessie Smith of Chicago will spend Saturday and Sunday with Miss May Galvin of Commonwealth avenue.

Mrs. MfCrum of Michigan avenue has returned from her trip to Parkersburg, W. Va., where she has been visit

ing for several weeks.

Mrs. Robinson of Commonwealth ave

nue entertained Mesdames Hartigan, Van Home and A. O. Bundquist at a 12

o'clock luncheon yesterday.

The Wednesday Afternoon club was

entertained at the home of Mrs. Eric-

son. Next week they will be at the home of Mrs. A. G. Lundquist of Com

monwealth avenue.

WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS Only High Grade Goods THE GARY Buffet and Restaurant Charles Della-Chiesa. Prop. Broadway, Gary, Ind. For Fa:r Treatment, Risrht Prices and Best BUILDING SUPPLIES go to Toleston Lumber and Coal Co. A. M. Fischer, Manager Lumber, Coal, Brick, Cement and . Building Materia TOT.F.STON.IND-

The members of the Church of Christ

gave a surprise party in honor of Rev. R. S. Snodgrass's twenty-second birthday anniversary. He was presented with a gold watch fob. Miss Edith Walsh having the honor of buying the present and Mrs. O. B. Lloyd, president of the Sunday school, that of presenting it.

Deputy Coroner llouk was called to

Cedar Lake yesterday afternoon where

he will hold an inquest over the body of Miss Minnie Kiederer, drowned last Sunday by the capsizing of a sail boat. The body was recovered yesterday at 3 o'clock.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Issued June 13, lf07.

Frank Roth, Chicago 21

Elizabeth Oakes, Chicago 20

Charles E. Lewis, Chicago 49 Martha A. Woods, Chicago 49 Frank Newsbaum, Chicago 29 Libbie Hutchinson, Chicago 23

VALPARAISO NEWS

Adelbert Burns of Canton, Miss.,

visiting in the city.

Is

Fred G. White and D. S. Meyers of

Pontiac, 111., is attending court.

The Maccabees will attend memorial

services in a body Sunday morning.

Mrs. Frank Haney went to Chicago

yesterday, where she will make her

future home.

Mrs. Rebekah Listenburger of South

Bend, will be the guest of Mrs. Fumette

Simons for a few days.

Beulah Bondy returned today from Mount Carroll, 111., where she has been

attending school the past year.

Dr. II. M. Evans has received his new

four cylinder automobile and seems

much pleased with his new machine.

Employes of the Mica factory and clerks of Lowenstine's store will cross

bats at the fair grounds Sunday morn ing.

Hon. and Mrs. E. D. Crumpacker have returned from LaPorte where they attended the Crumpacker - Bosserman

wedding.

The funeral of Decatur Starr was at

tended by a host of friends yesterday

afternoon. The interment was at

Graceland.

Mrs. D. E. Kelley and Miss Marv

O'Kecfe returned today from Notre

Dame, where they attended the gradu ation exercises at St. Mary's.

HOB ART NEWS

There will be a public dance in Strat tan's opera house tomorrow evening.

The gravel road between Hobart and

Lake Station is being repaired this

week.

Robert Jeffery has moved with his family to Crisman, where he is em

ployed by the sand company.

Mrs. A. C. Sweeting and daughter

Gertrude, leave today for Boston to

visit friends for several weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. George Sehaller of Chi

cago, visited a few days the past week

at the home of the former's cousin

George Stoeckert and family.

KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet Now Open for Business With a Full Line of Imported and Domestic Liquors and CIr&r. WILLIAM KAUFMAN. Proa.

When in Indiana Harbor CALL AND SEE. GEORGE F7 -A. O K WE KEEP A FIXE LINE OF LIQUORS AND CIGARS. 1703-137th Street.

STEWAKT & HOWEKS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building.

Poet Offlce Building. East Chicago.

Bank Bids, INDIANA HARBOR. IND, i '

Jas. Carpenter has begun the con

struction of a new brick house for Wm

Smalley of Liverpool. Ind., whose home

was destroyed by fire last week.

Roscoe R. Peddieord, a recent gradu

ate of the Valparaiso university, has opened a law office in Hobart and has

located in the town clerk's office.

Mrs. John Miller went to Chicago

this morning to visit her daughter, Mrs

Mary Kennedy, who is quite sick in a

hospital in that city.

RENSSELAER NEWS

A. J. Hannon returned yesterday from

a business trip to Illinois.

Owen Horner of Meadaryville, vis

ited relatives here yesterday.

Excavation has been started on the' school house. It will be made seven j

inches deeper than before.

LOWELL NEWS

Saturday,

June 1

5 th

Mrs. Ed. Freese is quite sick at her

home in Roberts avenue.

in our

Mrs. Julius Linneman of Harrison avenue, is entertaining friends from

Chicago.

SHOE

Messrs. Ed. Freese and Irv'.n Hansen

of Roberts avenue, were Chicago visitors, Thursday.

Miss Anna Pohorty of Indiana boule

vard, attended the wedding of Miss

Campbell and Jacob Nyland, which took

place at Whiting, Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Max Wittmer and Miss L. Witt-

mer of Chicago, were the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. S. Langohr at her

home in Indiana boulevard yesterday.

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200 Pair Ladies Patent Colt Button Shoes, sizes 3, 3,V,

4, 4,V, Samples" worth $3, Special for Saturday

300 Pair of Men's Canvas Lace Shoes Leather Soles,

all sizes 6 to 10, Special for Saturday 150 Pair Ladies Patent Colt Oxfords, up-to date style, worth up to $2.50 - -

Mrs. Charles IT. Porter, who has been

visiting J. W. Williams and wife re

turned to her home in Chicago.

Miss Laura Biggs returned this morn

ing from Anderson, where she has been working at the millinery trade.

Mrs. James Flynn died yesterday at

the Washington Park hospital where

she had been taking treatment for sev

eral weeks. She will be brought back here for burial today.

The friends of Mrs. C. W. Johnson of Harrison avenue, will be verv sorry to

Ileal Ul lilt? Me.tLIl V 1 liei MSU'I, .uid. paa , . i . f r a . . Black which occurred Thursday mom- 500 Pair Children s Bedroom Slippers, sizes 10 to 2,

ing at her home in Chicago Heights.

Special for Saturday

1.79 95c 1.39 13c

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turley of Bin-

coin avenue, attended the funeral of the former's father yesterday. He died of

heart disease at his home in East Chi

cago. The interment took place at Oak Hill cemetery.

EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Mrs. Wm. Hale returned yesterday

from a visit at West Baden.

R. Clark of Texas is visiting Mr. and

Mrs. Joseph Gallaway on Forsyth ave

nue.

Mesdames Sktnner and Barlow will

go to Valparaiso tomorrow for a short visit.

The cars on the Harbor line have not

been running this week on account of

laying new tracks.

Invitations are out for the marriage

to Miss Grace Moss to Mr. Louis Loucks

The wedding to take pktce June 26.

John Kunolin of the Metal Refining

company who left two weeks ago for Perth Amboy, N. 3. to be married re

turned to East Chicago yesterday with his bride.

II. E. Tuttle has moved from For

syth 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.

F. R. Schaaf, jr., left last night for Minneapolis, where he will attend the National Conference of Charities. While attending his duties as delegate to this convention, Mr. Schaaf will be the

guest of W. C. Edwards of St. Taul.

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Temporary Removal Notice!

ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Mrs. Smith of Dixon, 111., is visiting

her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Gooder and husband.

Ed. Stolberg has gone to Wendling,

Ore., to see his parents, who are both

reported unite sick.

J. M. Prickett had the misfortune to

step on nail causing an ugly and pain

ful wound, which confined him to the house for several days. He is now able

to be out with the aid of crutches.

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Capitol and Surplus 150,000 United States Depository

While gathering wild flowers a few

days ago, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Black had the misfortune to come in contact with some poison ivy, poisoning their hands

and face. Mrs. Black has suffered

greatly from the misfortune.

William Diak will leave tomorrow for

Montreal, Canada, where he will be

married June 2S. Mr. Diak is a clerk

at the U. S. Refining company and will

live in Hammond for a while on hhs

return.

A special meeting was held last night

at Masonic ball for the purpose of ini

tiating sixteen candidates into the or

der. About one hundred and fifty per

sons were present from South Chicago, Hammond, Whiting, Chicago and Chesterton and a general good time was

enjoyed by all. After the work of the

evening was ended a delicious luncli was served and a social hour spent. Mesdames Smiley, Smalley, Stewart, Bash, Miss Fay and Mr. Carl Smiley, were among the Hammond folks who visited the Chapter here last night.

Mrs. Ray Barlow entertained the Auxiliary of the O. E. S. yesterday afternoon and in connection with this gave a shower for Miss Grace Moss. About thirty ladies were present. Pedro was played the prizes being won by Mesdames Bowers, Alyea, Curry and Phillips. Miss Mass was the recepient of many useful and beautiful gifts. Mrs. Sybil Clapper made the presentation speech to which Miss Moss responded gracefully. After a dainty lunch the ladies adjourned to meet the next time with Mrs. John Bowers at Indiana Harbor.

CO. Chris tensen CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame Ha uses a specialty East Chicago, Ind.

ALBERT GIVEN FASHIONABLE TAILOR Sprtn and Slimmer Style open for 7 our inspection. 712 Chicago Ave. E. CHICAGO, IND. Branch at 101 State St. Hammond.

DYER NEWS

J. J. Klein transacted business at Chicago yesterday.

Adolph Russell of Kretuzberg was a Dyer business visitor yesterday.

M. Ambre was at Hammond yesterday looking after business matters.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilbrich from

Why does Pabst spend eight "davs preparing the malt? To retain all the food values of the barley

I i-r.,.1 which make Pabst Blue i 1 Kibbon Beex nourishirg.

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.

George Filsinger, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Filsinger, who in their young

age, were residents of Lowell, but now

of Alda, Neb., is here the guest of his grandfather, E. S. Clark, and other rel

atives. Mrs. Ed. Hill, his aunt, will return with him to his home.

Will occupy the Rear Room in First Na

tional Bank Building while it is remodeling

its present quarters. The entrance is on Sibley Street, and we shall be pleased to serve

you there

The Lowell school board is arrang

ing to build an additional school house

in Lowell. The new building had to be

erected on account of the crowded con

dition of the high school room, and it

is expected to be ready for occupancy at

the beginning of the next school year.

TOLLESTON NEWS

The grading on Eleventh avenue is nearly completed. When finished, it

will be a beautiful thoroughfare.

LAWRENCE

House and

Sign

LONG Painting

Paper Hanging, Calcimining, &c.

Estimates Furnished.

11 CLINTON STREET,

Telephone 3542. HAMMOND, IND.

The real estate men of Gary met yes

terday and organized what is to be known as the Gary Real Estate Board.

Thos. E. Knotts was elected president

and Max Kirschman, secretary. The

vice president and treasurer are to be

elected at a future meeting.

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on account of over stock, having 2 carloads on hand, some special Bargains for the next 30 days

We are told that Lawyer Wildermuth Top Buggies from $33 5Q JJn of Gary has had much trouble with the r. T..;A -flight fingered population of the city. BuggleS fr0m 32.50 Up.

it happened in the following manner, burry .Lea Quarter lop Wool Trimming, up to date 89.00

n U" a w" r,v" "In Phaeton Seat Lea TP 'A KnMr Tires.... 63.00

a pump attached to the pipe. He said Express WagOIlS.

mat someone, unaer cover or darkness, c;--!. Tfutrcrrr TTflrncc TT stole tho well, took the point off of &1112le UgS7 meSS 575 Uj

the pipe and got away with part of the pump. Mr. Wildermuth is now looking for a man that has a well that

does not belong to him and should he

succeed in finding his man, the chances

are he would have a hard time to prove

his property as the wells in Gary are

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39.00 Up.

Whip and Lap Robe Free with Every Buggy. E. M. BEIRIGER TELEPHONE 17Q2 2 IS SIBLEY ST

When you stop in Toleston rememDor

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

W serve meals at all hours. The beet you w&mt

to eat. Prices are reasonable. Board and room per week 15.00 Give us a Trial

X. SPECTER, EAST CUICAGO, Agent for North German Lloyd Hamburg-American Lisa Canadian Pacific Line. All Foreign Money Transferred.

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Graduation and Wedding Gifts are tJ-e irovl pieaslnz If purchased at the store of

MAX NASSAU JEWE0LC1AN My reratetion of 20 years Is a guarantee o! satisfaction Oicott Avenno East Chicago '

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Is used in place of powder. Has 6ame effect but does not show. Contains no poisons and does not peel the pkin. ERUPTIONS, MOTHS. FRECKLES, or LI VERS POTS. cured in a very short time. Delightful after shaving. On sale at all Drug and Dep't stores. Price 50c. Accept no worthless substitute dishonest dealers will try to sell you because their profit is greater. Sent prepaid for 60c Be aore to Aak for Derma Viva. DERMA VIVA CO. 155 Washington St.. Chicago, IIL

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