Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 22, Hammond, Lake County, 13 July 1907 — Page 6

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BOY IS ARRESTED; BRAND LARCENY Sam Guthman Bound Over to Supreme Court for Stealing Money. The binding over of Sam Guthman to the fall term of the superior court at Hammond this morning by Judge Fitzgerald was the climax to a piece of neat detective work on the part of Chief Martin. Guthman is a dapper, pleasant looking 19-year-old lad who has been with the Union News company here, and was also soliciting subscriptions, for a few days, for the Gary Tribune. He was staying- at I. F. Kohn's on Seventh avenue and Adams street. Several days ago K.ohn suspected that some one was absorbing part of the contents of his cash box and his little daughter having observed Guthman enter the room in a strange manner. Ko-hn went to the chief. Martin took the matter in hand and with the help of some marked bills properly used and a little watching, b.-came convinced that Guthman was getting the money. This morning Guthman was picked up by Officer Klop, who was instructed to get him if anything further developed. When first arrested lie denied the charges, but when a search was started he broke down and admitted having stolen $2S. The bond was fixed at $500. His father will probably put up the bond, he living in Chicago. This is the first grand larceny case to go up from the local courts. The lad has been roughing it for all of his life, since he was five years old and seems to have been a victim of untoward circumstances. HOLMES IS A VICTIM OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY. Officer Klop? Jump Out of lied and In Uniform of Pajamas Tnckleit Intruder AVho Proves to Be His Friend. Charles J. Holmes and daughter, Grace, visited here last evening, returning to their home at Dowel 1 this morning. Mr. Holmes and Officer Klopf will probably recall his visit whenever the one hears the other's name mentioned. It seems that the people living hi the Hodges building at Fifth avenue and Virginia street are bothered early in the morning by foreigners who try to get into the grocery on the main floor. Not finding the store open, they go upstairs to find the owners and disturb the people there, among them the Klopfs and Martins. This morning it chanced that Mr. Holmes called early to get Miss Holmes, who stayed with the Martins last evening. Officer Klopf, in a pair of brilliant pajamas, half asleep, thought another foreigner was corning when he Jieard the approach in the hall and. jumping out of bed, jerked open the the door, grabbed the man without looking and asked the intruder what lie was doing there. After the first shock Mr. Holmes started to explain, when Officer Klopf took in the situation and his apologies were as profound as his attack was vigorous. The officer now has a standing invitation to spend a few days on the farm, and Mr. Holmes has been given carte blanche at the desk sergeants. GAVIT HAS ACCEPTED THE GARY FRANCHISE. Attorney Frank Gavit of Whiting has formally accepted the franchise which was awarded to him by the board of trustees of Gary some time ago in accordance with the provision xequlring him to file his acceptance within ten days. Mr. Gavit's bond will not have to be filed for thirty days, but will probably be filed at the next meeting of the board. The- statement has been made that Trustee Sears placed the motion to give Mr. Gavit the franchise. This Mr. years denies and says that Trustee Knotts made the motion while he seconded It. BIG DEAL AT GABY. Gary, Ind.. July 13. The biggest real estate deal of the week In the GaryBORIV1AN DRUG CO. A. HOWARD BELL, R. P.. Mur. Washington Street between 9th and 10th Avenues. liave you seen those souvenirs of CJary ? When in Gary, stop, eat and drink at The Wabash Inn Washington St., near Wabash Tracks First-class raeais. Tine Beers, Wines and Clears. Hat. drink and be mrry STEWAET & BOWERS GENE1UL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building Post Otflce Funding. East Chicago. Bank Bldg.. INDIANA HARBOR. IND. WINES. LIQUORS, A.ND CIGARS ; Only High Grade Goods THE GARY Buffet and Restaurant Charles Della-Chiesa, Prop. Broadway. Gary. Ind. For Fair Treatment, Riht Prices and Best BUILDING SUPPLIES go to Toleston Lumber and Coal Co. JL M. Fischer. Manager JLarnber, Coal, Brick, Cement and D-iildic Material TOLKSTON.IND-

Toleston district was the sale of twen-

ty acres In Toleston, owned -by the Bowmann estate, to a. Steubenville, O., syndicate. The sale was made by Bowmann & Waldron, who will have the exclusive sale of the property, which will be subdivided. The consideration was J16.000. Work will be begun at once on the grading the street. In the neighborhood of 100 houses will be built by the corporation making the purchase, which Is capitalized at 1300,000. Briefs. Miss Lydia Gerry of Harcourt, la., who has been visiting friends here for over a week, left last evening for her home. Julius Ash spent yesterday afternoon in Chicago on business. Contractor McKay of Hammond is pushing in earnest the work of erecting the Brennan building at the corner of Sixth avenue and Broadway. Large quantities of material and lumber have arrived and been piled up for the new structure. Harry King, local real estate dealer, has purchased of L. Jay Carter a small r-al estate office on the west side of Broadway, just south of the Peter Hand agency, near Twelfth avenue. He expects to make his headquarters at the new building. Carter had purchased the building and sent it down hen; in' the heydey of his career as a local real estate dealer, intending to deal here on a large scale. He was let in on other deals in Chicago that took all of his time and he has half-vanished from the field here and is remembered more on account of his buying on the strength of questioning titles to other people's property by being involved in the Boss suit. ROBERTS DALE NEWS Mrs. Gus Smittle was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Miss Mollie Freeze is entertaining her cousin from LaPorte, Ind. Peter Crumpacker of Hammond visited friends in Robertsdale Thursday. Miss Josephine Jewett entertained Miss Ruth Lumm of Hammond Thursday. R. Atchison and son, Elmer, left for Crocker, Ind., where they will spend a few days. Mrs. C. Landon entertained several young people of Robertsdale Thursday evening. The commissioners of public works, John Rhode and Fred Cross, were Robertsdale visitors Friday. Gladys Turley of Harrison avenue left Friday for a few week's visit with relatives at East Chicago. Mrs. August Homan of Indiana boulevard entertained her sister. Miss Elizabeth Sell, of South Chicago, Friday. The contracts for laying cement sidewalks in Harrison avenue, Roberts avenue and Indiana boulevard were awarded to Mr. Krimal and Mr. Vater. Little Roy Hatt, while playing Tuesday at his home in Pearl street, stepped on a nail and is-now suffering with a severe case of blood poisoning. He is under the care of Dr. Kohr of Indiana boulevard. INDIANA HARBOR William Galvin spent yesterday In Gary, Ind. Miss Ethel Coryless Is shopping Chicago today. in Mr. Garbar of the Harbor, has re turned from his visit at Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Edith Roak of Elm street, has gone to Joliet to remain over Sunday. Mrs. J. Ambrosius and mother of Commonwealth avenue, are visiting in Chicago today. Miss Mae Galvin, who has been vis iting Kokomo, Ind., for the past week, returned today. Mr. Murton and son. Earl, of Com monwealth avenue, will leave today for Benton Harbor, Mich., for their health. Miss Maude Elliott of South Chicago, spent last evening with her friend. Miss Mary Lightbody of Commonwealth avenue. A fire occurred this morning at 7:30 a. m. at the Harbor hotel, which was caused by an over-heated stove. Not much damage was done. v hen in Indiana harbor, Uon't t-all to Stop at The New Star Restaurant Block and Michigan Avenues We serve Best Coffee in City Commutation Tickets $3.50 for $3.00 Mt t -tl How. W. PAPP S KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet Now Open tor Business With a Full Una of Imported and Donieatle Liquors and Cljrara, WILLIAM IvA I'FMAX, Proa. When in India ua Harbor CALL AND SEE. GEORGE PAOK WE KEEP A FINE LIXE OF LIQUORS AD CIGARS. 1703-I37th Street. STEWART & BOWKtto GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will b pleased to Kite you estimates on your building. Post Office Building, East Chicago, Bank Eli.. INDIANA UAIiDOlL UfXX

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Mr. Roase of Gary transacted busi ness here. J. Hess of Chicago transacted busi ness here. Mrs. Heir of South Chicago visited friends here. Miss E. Behn of Clarke transacted bus-lness in South Chicago Friday. Mrs. C. Kohnkeof Clarke Is visit ing relatives at Doss. RENSSELAER NEWS Hick Crowell went to Monticello on business yesterday. I. II. Yoeman lias gone to Bellfountaine, O., on business. Martin Murphy wont to Delphi yes terday for a short visit. Mrs. Will Logan and little son of Goodiand are visiting Mrs. Eldon Hopkins. Attorney George Williams left yes terday for Logan County, Ohio, to Join ills wife who is now visiting there. A very pleasant dance was given at the armory Thursday evening, under the direction of Firman Thompson and Hex Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duvall and little daughter left yesterday for Grand Rapids, Mich., to visit his brother, John Duvall and other relatives. LANSING NEWS John Tesch is visiting at the home of his parents on One Hundred and Eighty-second street. C. Labahn has sold out his interests in the Labahn Brick company to his sons, Carl and John. Some of Miss Mary Tannis' friends had a kitchen shower on her Friday night. Miss Tannis is to be married the latter part of this month. Mrs. N. Doleman and her brother, Ir. Sparks, are visiting their father, Dr. A. J. Sparks. This is the first time in eleven years that the family has been reunited. EAST CHICAGO NEWS Mrs. Abbie Thomas returned from Michigan today having spent a week fc-ith old friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Canine left to day for an extended trip east and will be gone several weeks. Mrs. James Clements returned Thurs day from Misawaka, where she visited relatives for several weeks. Mrs. Jackson, daughter and grand daughter of Oak Park. 111., aro guests of Mrs. Wedgewood this week. Mrs. R. A. Brown arrived here from Indianapolis today and will visit relatives, leaving later for Springfield, 111. Miss Gertrude Cole is preparing to visit Jamestown on the "Times Spec ial" which leaves some time next month. Miss Maud Mitchel returned from Clilcago yesterday where sne spent a week with her uncle, Lieutenant McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gilman and eon left today for Bristol, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gregory for a few days Benjamin Kaufman, who was operated on in the Chicago hospital, Thurs day, for an abcess in his head, died at the hospital this morning. The Lake County Medical society held their monthly meeting last night at Dr. Hughes' office, at the Harbor After the meeting all enjoyed a fish supper. Youngsters who attend McKinley school, will be glad to learn that a jointer, band saw and several turnin; laths were installed at the school build ing last week. The dotcors of East Chicago, have raised the prices for their services. Day visits now 51.50, in Oklahoma ?2, night visits double this amount. Office con sultation $1 and up. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williams left toC. O. Christensen CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame Houses a specialty East Chicago, Ind. Get a stylish suit for hot weather from ALBERT GIVEN THE TAILOli. Styles and Prices right. 712 Chicago Avenue, E. Chicago, Ind 101 State street, Hammond. STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building. Pest Office Building. East Chicago. Bank Bldg- INDIANA HARBOR. IND. L SPECTER, EAST CHICAGO, Agent for North German Lloyd Hamburg-American Una Canadian Pacific Line. All Foreign Money Transferred. For the June Lucky Wedding dirts I have replenished toy stock with many useful articles at bargain price. NASSAU JEWEL, MAX Olcott Avcnu East Chicago

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aay xor a pleasure trip. Their first stop will be Philadelphia. Before returning to East Chicago they will take in the Jamestown exposition. Mrs. George W. Samson of Cedar Falls, la., who has spent several weeks with her sister. Mrs. Thomas Everett on One Hundred and Fortyeighth street, returned to her home yes terday. Mrs. Charles Moss and son. Walter, of St. Louis, who have been visiting relatives In East Chicasro. will leave to morrow for Springfield before join ing Mr. Moss, who ha3 accepted a position In California. Lewis & Rettig have taken another partner into their business. Mr. Huber of Hammond, who has been in the undertaking business for some years, has taken a room in Dowis & Rettig's building and will work with the proprietors of the business. Mr. Huber will have charge of the undertaking business. An ambulance will be in readiness any time, day or night. MUNSTER NEWS Work. Let me but do my work from day to day field and forest, at the roaring market-place In In desk or or loom, tranquil room Let me but find it in my house to say, When vagrant wishes beckon me astrav "This is my work, mv blessiner. not mv doom, Of all who live I am the onlv one bv whom This work can best be done in the risrht way." Mrs. Joseph Kuhlman visited in Ham mond yesterday. Miss Minerva Kapke was a Lansint visitor yesterday. Miss Carolina Stallbohm of Winnetka, 111., is visiting in Munster. Miss Anna Dittrich is quite Ridge road. ill at her home on Arthur from his Kraay 13 rapidly recovering attack of typhoid. A kitchen shower was given last night for Miss Mary Tannis, whose marriage to Galborn Kooey takes place Thursday, Aug. 25. A large number of her girl friend3 were present and a very enjoyable evening was spent. BLACK OAK NEWS John Gannon spent last evening at Hammond. Joe Hess of Ilessville was a visitor here last evening. J. S. Seberger transacted business at Hammond yesterday. Mr. Grugle of Lansing business here yesterday. transacted Michael O'Hearn of Hobart acted business here today. transMr. and Mrs. Point spent the Fred Benke of Crown day here fishing. Mr. Barden, Mrs. Creamer and Mrs. Ammet of Gary were visitors here yesterday. Bert Jansen has business trip to St. Harbor. returned from a Joe and Benton H. Gold here Steffins of Schererville and Fred of Chicago transacted business yesterday. HESSVILLE NEWS Mrs. Henry in Hammond. Mueller spent yesterday Mrs. Horace Lohse was a Hammond visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. . Hammond visitors Fred Dedelow today. are Mrs. Strachmann of Grasselli visited at the home of Mrs. Otto yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Dedelow and daughters, Emma and Minnie, will go to Chicago for a few day's visit tomorrow. ST. JOHNS NEWS George Gerlach transacted in Schererville Friday. business Mrs. John Austgen of was in St. John Friday. Schererville The C. O. meeting tonij F. ;ht will hold in its hall. its regular Mrs. Joseph Klassen have Klassen returned and Miss Tiilie from Lowell. Mrs. A. Bobbins of Waukegan, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. 111., M. Mager, here. Robert JlawkifHS, of the International Harvester company, is setting up ma chinery for Gerlach Bros, in their agricultural implement shop. A circus arrived yesterday morning from Schererville and pitched their tents in John Miller's grove, where they will give performances with their animals for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Chicago were St. John visitors yesterday. In the evening they returned to Chicago, ac coropanied by their children, who spent several weeks with Bernard Boecker and family, here. Work was started on the new steel bridge, east of St. John, in place of the old wooden bridge which was moved to one side of the road for temporary use. The contractor thinks the new bridsre will be finished In eight or ten days.

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Fred Farman on business. went to Hohart today The septic tanks for the new sewer system are about completed. Miss Lizzie guest of Mrs. days. Baker A. A. of Chicago Bibler for the ft w tl. H. Meeker reports that fhe strawberry harvest is over with him for this year. Mrs. Mary Graham and children went to Winneld yesterday to visit with ielatives. Jule Rockwell of black bass at day afternoon. caught a fine string Fawcher lake yesterIt has been dtial judges again cided to engage pecto make the premium awards at the Lake county fair. The Firemen the profits of celebration in hue decided to expend their Fourth of July purchasing new hose and other apparatus and an outl t for the tournament, team. Fr.rmoTS aro complaining greatly of a scarcity of farm help. tf-,vs of $2.00 and $2.50 per day a'-e paid for ordinary harvest hand and It is almost impossible to obtain help tven at this price. HOBART NEWS An attempt is being made to organize another band in Hobart. The lacMes of the Catholic church are making preparations for a lawn social to be held on the evening of July IS. 'Squire VanL oon received word yesterday from Chicago of the deatli of his niece, Mrs. J. E. McCurdy, who died there Thursday. United States Food Inspector R. Young, is in town this week inspecting the goods and sanitary conditions of different stores about town. About one hundred automobiles pass ed through Hobart yesterday on the fourth annual tour of the American Automobile association from Cleveland to Chicago. Word was leceived yesterday from Wanatah that a fellow had forged a check there on the First State bank of this place. Banker Cavender went to Wanatah at once to investigate Hie matter. Mrs. Louise Langjahr. president of the Rebekah assembly of Indiana was present last evening at the regular meeting of Elaine Rebekah lodge. Mr. and Mrs. G. Sherwood and several others from Valparaiso were also present. ' Thos. Roper, one of our cattle dealers, was fined $10 and costs at Hammond yesterday for shipping veal into that city without being properly wrapped as provided by the state law. We understand that Manny Lutz, formerly of Hobart, who purchased the meat, was also fined the same amount for accepting it. VALPARAISO NEWS Gentry's dog and pony show exhib ited to two large audiences here to day. Mr. and Mr3. Jesse Moss, of Minneof Mr. and Mrs. apolis are the guests Maurice Lowenstine. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benton of Enof their daughglewood, are the guests ter, Mrs. John McNay. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Scuckler left yes terday on an extended visit through the northwest and Canada. L. H. Osborne was in Elkhart today in the interest of the Hagenback-V allace circut which exhibits here July 20. Herbert Runyon, who has been a guest in the family or Raul Nuppman r., has returned to his home in Cin cinnati. A. F. Heineman and B. S. Wallick have returned from Inaianapohs, where they attended the state pharmacy board meeting. C. J. Lewis, state agent for the Jef ferson reformatory, was in the city yesteiday looking up the records of some paroled men. E. M. Koonts, E. H. Heilstedt, Chas. Smith, W. H. Gardner and John Baum left todav to attend the Elk's conven tion in Philadelphia. The California delegation of Elks go ing to the Philadelphia convention, passed through here last night in a special train over the Pennsylvania. Daniel Mishler, a sixteen-year-old youth of Hebron, was arrest. d yester day and placed in jail charged with robbing Morgan's store at Hebron of $17 In money. The annual tour of the American Automobile associaiton for the Glidden and Hower trophies, consisting of over one hundred cars, passed through here today enroute from Cleveland, O., to Chicago. John Butzkoski. a farmer residing north of town was arrested yesterday charged w ith cruelty to animals. He came to town w eunesuay ana let lus horses stand twelve hours without food or drink. Justice Louderback assessed him. $5 and costs. LOWELL NEWS Mrs. Clara Fisher is visiting relatives at South Chiago and Riverside. The Oaklands have two games scheduled for Sunday and Monday. On Sunday they will Play Mandel Bros, team,

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the Union Giants of Mrs. Dr. Heiser of Momence, 111., was the guest of Mrs. J. B. Bailey Friday. Mrs. Charley Lee of Rose lawn Is In Lowell, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. P. Palmer, and husband. Miss Myrtle Mack of Bluffton. led., is here on an extended visit to her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hale. Mrs. Clara Shelly of St. Louis arrived in Lowell Thursday night for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Rose. Mrs. Henry Peterson has returned from St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond. Mrs. J. w. Lilly will come home today from a Chicago hospital. Th e late heavv rainfall hns ran .-. an overflow of Cedar Creek, flooding the entire district in the lowlands in Halsted street, causing the residents much discomfort and inconvenience. The Whipple Show company of acrobats and trapeze performers appeared before a large audience in Lowell Thursday night. It is said by those in attendance that the company gave a very creditable entertainment. Friday was the seventh birthday of Master Harold Brownell, and to do honor to the occasion, his mother invited several of his young associates to a party. Refreshments were served and a very enjoyable time is reported. DYER NEWS Miss Cecelia LudSvig of St. John visited friends here yesterday. Schilling Bros, of Schererville made a business trip to our town yesterday. Jacob Treinen and Mat Reeder of Schererville were here Friday on business. Peter Liesenfelt of Liesenfelt Bros., Hammond, called on Dyer customers yesterday. The Misses Ethel Christian and Ethel Light of Chicago Heights are spending several days here. George Pfaff, a bookkeeper Roebuck & Co., Chicago, is several day's vacation here. at Sears, spending Mr. Sales of the McVoy-Wesllng Hardware company of Chicago, made a business call here yesterday. The farm belonging to Mrs. Bennltz west of town, was sold yesterday, Chi cago parties being the buyers. William Beirger and Lambert Theilen of Chicago were guests at the home of John Beiriger yesterday. Frank Gund, traveling salesman for the Durand and Kasper company of Chicago, was a Dyer business visitor Friday. ' WHITING NEWS Willie Gondon Is threatened with typhoid fever. Mrs. W. Walker today. was a Chicago shopper Mrs. Doolittle and mother were Chl cago visitors yesterday. II. Harris of East Chicaj last night. 0, was here on business Mrs. Tice of Grand Crossing, visited friends here last evening. Rat Jieenan or East Chicago, was a Whiting visitor last evening. Mrs. James Alison left for a week's visit with relatives at Elkhart. Mrs. Dilts of South Chieat Aew iorK avenue, was a o visitor yesterday. Mrs. G. Gilmore of Indiana Harbor, was here on business this morning. Mrs. Baumgarten were Chicago and daughter, Linda, day. shoppers yesterMrs. C. Vincent of New York avenue Is entertaining relatives from Michlan. Mrs. Simpson of Fischrupp avenue, was in South Chicago on business last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stychboner have moved from Saginaw, Mich., to One Hundred and Nineteenth street. William Urie, cashier for the Lake Shore, left this morning for Sturgess, Mich., for a week's visit. Mrs. E. Johnson returned to her home la Chesterton this morning, after spending a few days with friends. Mrs. Andrew Kammer of St. John, was called to Whiting yesterday by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Koch, of Oliver street. How's Tids? "We offer One Hundred Dollars Heward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Chenev for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALDIXG, KINNAN" & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price. 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Germans in the United States. According to conservative estimates, the United States contains 12,000.000 to 13,000,000 inhabitants of German blood. The census of 1S00 gives 2,666V &00 as born in Germany and over 7,500.000 whose parents were bom there.

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