Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 9 July 1907 — Page 6

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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES. Tuesday, July 9, 1007

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Officer Catey la taking a two days vacation trip down to Danville, 111. Herbert Jonr-s and wife of East Chicago visited with their daughter Mrs. Jenkins .Sunday afternoon returning Sunday evening. Tho Green & Sons company completed this morning- the laying of the lare water main across lirotxdway in the alley south of Fifth avenue. Messrs. Goodsteln & IJrk-rwalter, proprietors of the Hub clothing house nn Washington and Ninth avenue have sold the quarters they now occupy, possession to he given as soon as th I5arlow building on I!roadway near Eighth avenue is ready for ocoupancv Chas A. Mullen the purchaser expects t" use tho site fur a similar purpose. Mr. Moody of Ilothschild & company spent Sunday here looking afur his local interfst.w. He intimated that he and Mr. Knglehart his partner might build on their seventy-five feet on the crrner of Broadway and TVnth avenue. They have several attractive offers to sell but are loatlt to part with their fortunate purchase. Frank Huhinger, all around man for the Steel company on the North Side, has rented the basement under the Tischbein building in which he will open a restaurant as noon as the building is completed. Ho expects to secure the next basement to the north of the one he has alrady rented in whh he will put in a bowling alley and billiard room. Gary's two first "Vags" were prosecuted here yesterday morning ami were found guilty and lined. The police had become tired of chasing the loafers and run In two particularly typical sreclmens the evening before. Not having tho necessary wherewithal to pay the fine they accompanied Officer Newman to Crown Point yesterday morning. They gave their names as William Danaher and John McGrath. Rumor is current? about town that several buildings that were to be built along Ilroadway have been called off until the backers can determine whether the new franchise for the traction lines will be carried out. They had planned with the belief that the Gary & Hammond Traction company would be the successful bidder. Not knowing tho backing of the man who got it .they are inclined to hesitate until they are shown. Division Superintendent Wilson and his assistant Mr. Smith and their families stopped here Sunday afternoon while on their way through on the inspection special. The constant changes that are going on here keep both Mr. Wilson and Mr. Smith on this part of the division a great deal of the time. Several new men have recently been no'dd to the Lake Shore's local force but It is inadequate as yet to take care of the business without burdening the men. The l-'alkenau baseball team again carried off the honors last Sunday defeating the Iron workers and Engineers in a hard fought game. Captain Smith of the Kalkenaus is getting much deserved credit for the showing bis team is making. Some allowance should probably be made, however, for the accident to the iron workers captain, Glen, who was disabled and could not take part. He was thrown from a horse several days ago and is carrying his arm In a sling. The Falkenaus are to play Whiting in the Oil City on the 21st. The Gary Construction company is erecting a large material shed and yard on Its property just north of the Michigan Central near Washington street. The Gary Supply company is getting in a large line of equipment for its business. It has already received a number of car loads of material for the Broadway contract, but is unable to use any of It on account of the delay on the part of the graders in getting any of Broadway ready for paving. The second of the large concrete mixers was unloaded yesterday and taken to the south part of the proposed improvement. ' VALPARAISO NEWS Mayor W. H. Williams has returned from Battle Creek, Mich. Wm. Alexander returned today from Cassopolis. Mich., with his horse and BORMAN DRUG CO. A. HOWARD BELL. R. P.. Mr. Washington Street between 9th and 10th Avenues. Have you seen those souvenirs or Gary ? 5Thon in Gary, stop, eat and drink at The Wabash Inn Washington St., near Wabash Tracks. First-clans meals. Pino Beers, Wines and Cigars. Hat. drink and be merry STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Wlll'be pleased to give you estimates on your building Post Office Building, East Chicago Bank Bldg.. INDIANA HARBOR. INX. WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGAltd Only High Grade Gooda THE GARY Buffet and Restaurant Charles Della-Chiesa. Prop. Broadway, Gary, lnd. For Fair Treatment, Right Prices and Best BUILDING SUPPLIES go to Toleston Lumber and Coal Co. A. M. Fischer. Manager dumber. Coal, Brick, Cement and oOdiaz Material TOLKSTON.IND-

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Mrs. J. IL Wilsey of Kewanee, 111.. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. O. W. Smith. - Fred Lindner went to Bucyrus, O., yesterday, for a visit with his parents, Charles Lindner and wife. Louise Langjaher of Lebanon, president of the state Rebekah general assembly, is a guest in the city. Miss Anna Skinner of Chicago, will spend the week end with Mrs. J. B. Bissell and Mrs. T. M. Shreve. Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym Jones returned yesterday to their home in Chicago, after a visit with the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wilson. Colonel W. I'. Hord of Elgin, 111., and Attorney H. W. Warden of LiPorte, representing the New York-Chicago Air line, were in town yesterday. Tom Beerr.er was arrested Sunday night for resisting an officer. He was given a hearing last night before Mayor Williams and fined 55 and costs. Mrs. Edwin Forbes, who has been visiting with her husband in West Pullman, 111., has returned home, accompanied by her sister. Miss Mary Heegar, and mother, Mrs. Kowehs, who will visit a few days. Mrs, S. J. Summer han gone to Indianapolis where she and her husband Joined the Rapier commandery. Knights Templars of that city in its journey to Saratoga Springs, N. Y to attend the conclave of tho Knights Templars in session there. RENSSELAER NEWS J. J. Montgomery made a business trip to Chicago yesterday. Howard Mills left Saturday Plata, Mo., to visit relatives. for La Merle Benjamin has gone to San Diego, Cah, for several months' stay. Dr. Crowell and wife of Monticello spent Sunday with their son, Dick Crowell, and wife. Mrs. Mary E. Drake has returned from Chicago, where she has been visiting with her mother. Mrs. Mary Fausett, who has been visiting Mrs. Julia A. Healey, returned to her home at Delphi yesterday. Carl Duvall, one of this year's high school graduates, has gone to Cincinnati to work in a clothing store. INDIANA HARBOR Miss Spriggs was an out of town visitor yesterday. Mr. McCoy visited in Whiting Sunday afternoon. Misses Bradley and Jennie Szymanski spent Monday in Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrosius and son visited in Englewood Sunday. Mortimer Silberburg and Walter Glass visited in East Chicago Saturday. Miss Stella Kent of Whiting spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Szyrnanski. Mrs. Lundqulst of Commonwealth avenue is tho guest of LaPorte relatives. Mrs. F. II. Vlugeyso of Englewood is visiting her mother, Mrs. Roak in Elm stieet. William Murray of Erie, Pa., visited at the Galvin homo in Commonwealth avenue Sunday. Miss Anna Galvin of -Drummond street has resigned her position with the Pioneer Lime and Coal company. Miss L. Bradley of Chicago who has been visiting friends here since Thurs day has returned to her home in Chi cago. Frank Bayliss. who has been visiting in Indiana Harbor for the past week left for his home in Muncie, lnd., this morning. Dr. F. Stephens of the Harbor and Frank Bayliss, who has been visiting here from Muncie, lnd., spent Sunday evening in Chicago. Mrs. Lees, wife of the general supt. .f the Inland Steel company and niece Miss Marie Lees, left yesterday for a three weeks visit in Michigan. v hen In Indiana Harbur, l;on't Fail to Mop it The New Star Restaurant Block and Micnigan Avenues We serve Best Coffee In City Commutation Tickets $3.50 for $3.00 M..l,.l'l H.vin. W'M. fipn S KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet Now Open for Business With a Full Line of Imported and Domestic Ltquora and CI Kara, WILLIAM KAL'PSIAN. Froat. When in Indiana Harbor CALL AND SEE. GEORGE RAOK WE IvKICP A PIXE LIXE OP L1UVOHS AXD CIG AIIS. 1703-137th Street. STEWART & BOWiiiiS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will b pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post Office Building:. East Chicago. Back Elds.. INDIANA HARBOR, IXD. An advertisement la THE LAKE lb U.ne that eoataiaa it re.ciie. one thlnl of the reader. i

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L Court No. 100, C. O. F., held its regular monthly meeting last night. Miss Agnes Ruh left for her home in Chicago yesterday, after spending several days with friends here. Rev. Wm. Berg of Schererville, was a Dyer visitor ytsterday. Some big signs were put up yesterday at Keihnan's store, drawing attention to the sale there beginning tomorrow. Messrs. Beiriger and Ehrsam busy building a new barn for I Schmidt of this place. are M. Mr. Bobbins, foreman of the Pulcifer farm near Gienwood, itor Monday. was a Dyer visMessrs. Ed Koenig and Jus. Bauer are busy at present lixing up the yard at A. W. Stoiinmd's home. Jacob Moeller was a news visitor yesterday. Chicago busiAfter spending several days with relatives here, the Misses Estella and Mabel Scheldt left for their respective homes. ST. JOHNS NEWS Peter Liesenfelt has a visit in Hammond. returned from John Pfeifer transacted business at the county seat yesterday. Jacob Redir from Griffith transacted business in St. John yesterday. Mat Thome and son, Albert, from Chicago, ary visiting with relatives here. E. M. Fuller, egg buyer for Schlosser Bros, in South Chicago, was doing business here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Austgen returned from a visit through the northern part of the county. The? Johnson 1 'layer Piano company from Chicago, represented by N. Dahlkamp, has closed its sale and exhibition in this place. LOWELL NEWS C. H. McNay has returned from a trip to Cedar Rapids, la. George Wilson stepped on a nail and now can get around only by the aid of crutches. Mr. and Mrs. Ahrens of Chicago, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bunghman. Mrs. Conrad Ebert has been taken to St. Margaret hospital at Hammond for medical treatment. Charles Kemper and wife of St. John, are Here the guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Nichols and other relatives. Mrs. John Illnsley has returned to her home at Chalmers, lnd., after a pleasant visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dels haw. E. Van Alstine and wife of Monticello, and Charley Pulver and wife of IaPorte, are visiting at the home of their mother, Mrs. David Pulver. hue standing tinder a tree during an electrical storm, Monday. Forest Kagon was knocked down by a bolt of lightning that struck the tree, render ing him unconscious for some time. CROWN POINT NEWS Judge Mathews yesterday. of Hobart was here W. F. Bridge of Hammond was here yesterday. The premium lists of the Lake county fair are ready for distribution. The improvement at the Lake county fair grounds are nearly completed. Attorney T. S. Fancher expects to have Ills new residence ready for oc cupancy about August 1st. Great preparations are under way for the Foresters Annual picnic to be held at the fair grounds August 3d. W. II. Vansciver and wife have reC. O. Christensen CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame Houses a specialty East Chicago. Ind. Get a stylish suit for hot weather from ALBERT GIVEN THE TAILOR. Styles and Prices right. 712 Chicago Avenue, E. Chicago, Ind, 101 State street, Hammond. STEWART & BO WEES GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post OGce Building. East Chicago. Eank Bldg.. INDIANA HARBOR. INTX L S 1 E C T E K, EAST CHICAGO, Agent for North German Lloyd Hamburg-American Lino Canadian Pacific Lino. All Foreign Money Transferred. For ths June Lucky Wedding Gifts I have rspienUhsd my stock witb many useful articles at bargain prics MAX NASSAU OPTIC! OPTICIAN CIcott Avenu ost Cbicaeu

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turned from a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Quinn at Boone Grove.

A. A. Bibler and wife spent Sunday at the Kankakee river, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Phelps of Water Valley. Farmers report much damage to the oat crop by the green bugs. In some places it is feared the crop will be a total loss. Judge McMahan reports that he has enough work in the Circuit court to kep him busy every day from now until September. Contractor Green started the big steam ditching machine this morning, at work laying the service pipes for Crown Point's new sewer system. Deputy Coronor Houk was called to u'oar J-'1Ke esterday to hold an inquest over the remains of Pat Duffv whose body was found off Binyar's Point, Sun day afternoon. Wm. Wischman living near Palmer was arrested and brought here for trial today on a warrant sworn out by his wife, charging him with intoxication and cruelty to his famiiv. MARRIAGE LICENSE. Indued Sluee l.at Hrport, Peter Norkus. Indiana Harbor 29 Wale Dacus, Indiana Harbor 26 Louis Hamniersehmidt, Hammond 44 Lena Kock. Hammond CS Benjamin Jolly, Chicago 5G Katherine McKenzie, Chicago 52 Alexander Sena, Chicago 27 Josephine Conovan Chicago 2S Guy K. Bordner. Hammond l Efhe Boling, Hammond 19 WHITING NEWS Officer Mulhancy is seriously ill. Roy Morrison was in Chicago last night. C. Petersen was in Chicago on busi ness yesterday. Miss Elise Trowe visited relatives in East Chicago yesterday. Harry Harris of East Chicago was in Whiting1 on business yesterday. Miss Etta Dixon of East Chicago vis ited Miss Nellie Hannephin last evening. Gustav Krebs and William Kadow were South Chicago visitors last evening. Mrs. Charles Pederson and son Charles, visited relatives in Chicago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Quinn of John street transacted business in Chicago yesterday. John Fischrupp Is improving his store building at the corner of Fischrupp and White Oak avenues. Harry Southwell left last evening for a trip around the lakes for the benefit of his health. He will be gone several weeks. Earl Swan and Miss Rose Soltwedel were quietly married Saturday. They left immediately for Alton. 111., where Mr. Swan is employed by the Standard Oil company. ROBERTS DALE NEWS Ed tfewett of Indiana boulevard, was a Chicago business visitor Monday. Mrs. Agnes Roberts of Roberts avenue, transacted business in Chicago, Monday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. William Teamby of Harrison avenue, a son, Monday morning. Miss Hattie Klemm and cousin, Gertrude Klemm, spent Sunday visiting relatives In Chicago. Miss Mata Wickman of Pearl street, spent Sunday as the guest of friends in Cedar Lake, Ind. Mrs. B. Coats of Chicago visited her mother, Mrs. Amelia Eggers, of Roberts avenue, Sunday. Arthur Alday of Chicago, is spending a few days at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Charles Stross, sr. Charles Platz, who has been spending the week with friends in Crocker, Ind., returned home yesterday. Charles Fett of Chicago, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Freese at their home In Roberts avenue, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hale of East Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Schaaf in Roberts avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul entertained a number of relatives from Chicago at their home in Roberts avenue Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Freese of Roberts avenue are entertaining the latter's father and mother from Union Mills, Ind. Henry Pratz and niece, Miss Adeline Leverence left for Milwaukee, where they will spend several weeks visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flaugher and Mr. and Mrs. Reese and Rev. Wright spent the Fourth visiting relatives In Valparaiso. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Setty retun ed from Kentland yesterday, where they have been visiting relatives for the past few days. Miss Laura Trowe of Chesterton Ind.. spent the week-end visiting her aunts. Misses Rica and Bettie Vater in Central avenue. Quite a commotion was caused here last evening by a fight which oc curred at the Demsey home on Reese avenue. They had been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John Wayne, who had

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