Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 34, Hammond, Lake County, 27 July 1907 — Page 6
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GARY NEWS
Mrs. Dr. Walsh spent today in Chicago returning on the evening train.
Editor Smith of the Hobart Gazette, came over this morning for a look around town.
Johnson, the planning- on a ten days in the
local insurance man is vacation trip of about east.
Mrs. Frank Chambers returned this evening from a short visit with Knotts family at the springs property in Porter.
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consider the school furniture tk
lem. Superintendent Wirt had sent word to several different firms to be present and bid and four appeared. After the different representatives had shown their lines the board and superintendent Wirt went over the bids and samples finally awarding the work of furnishing the lines tothe American Stating company represented by Mr. Scott who came up from Indianapolis to attend the meeting. School desks, teachers desks, teacher's chairs, crayon and erasers were included in the order, delivery to be made in time for school to open September 1.
The bulldinj change opened
it-Maurani in uennf-tt s new
r just west of the Wabash Kxon Ninth avenue was formally
business this morning.
for
-ft r i .
-mss r-ugema Knotts remained at
her home in Hammond today on account of a slight illness, her older sister Miss Dolly will take her tdaco
the day.
for
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j. in: wary irust v havings bank peo
ple held a second meeting this after
noon, this being the adjourned meet
ing at -which they Intended to pleto the organization.
corn
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uiigregauonai crowd and a
number of other people turned out to help dispose (.f the ice cream and cake that had b en donated by different individuals for the social last evening. A pleasant evening was spent.
Officer Jenkins lias rented the house recently completed by Contractor Moe for Mrs. McComb and expects to move Into the building at an early date. The building stands on Adams street half a block north of the Knotts residence.
Mr. Greassele, inspector of oil at Whiting, appointed by Senator Bowser some time ago, stopped off between tiains this afternoon. While here he met superintendent of schools, Mr. Wirt and said that he and Mrs Graessele were well acquainted with Miss Osborn of Chesterton who is to be one of the teachers here.
MUiNSTER NEWS
Mrs. John Kickert is ill.
promenadin the music.
Richard Schaaf, ness yesterdav.
jr., was here on busi-
H. F. Daugherty Hammond today.
made a visit to
Mrs. Corniel Kickert went Chicago yesterday.
to East
WHEELER NEWS
A daughter born to Mr. Perry Palmer on Thursday.
Miss Corinna Kales of St. John the guest of Miss Irene Kraay.
is
and Mrs.
Miss recital
Ethel Streeter last evening at
held a musical her home.
Mr. Julius be around on
Carstensen is unable account of rheumatism.
to
Don't forget between Boone
the ball game Sunday Grove and Wheeler.
Mr.
Hacking, the road man of the
iKe county Times visited Wheeler business Friday.
on
Mrs. made a ness.
Karl three
Stallbrink of days stay here
Toleston on busi-
The marriage of Miss Mary Tannis and Calbern Kooey took place last Thursday.
Charles Stall who has been in Munster for the past three or four mnnths
left for Minnesota.
A very pretty little party was witnessed by the people of Dyer yesterday, a number of little folks played "Ground Up" and dressed accordingly. Their actions throughout their play, were like those of grown up people. One
inins ,a sure the grown up people
jojea ims minicry to the full
en-
extent.
HOBART NEWS
LOWELL NEWS
John Whitin:
Ault has
bought rronerti- at
"""c i:e will SAn
the grocery business.
go into
I
tl
lands
will be
e ball came hotn-.
and Miner's Colts tomorrow. It
a good game.
Mrs. I.:
1U1
Albert spending home of family.
T .
udmorow ana ramiiy are a few days in Hobart at the
William Seharbach, sr., and
Mrs. Gust Busse, who ill. the past few days proved.
has is
been quite much im-
has
Mrs. Joseph Kuhlman iam, went to Hammond day with Mrs. Winidish.
and son Will-yesterday.
Boss Taylor and Bordle Arno'd have
quit the employ of the Monarch company. Boss Taylor has taken a iob with
Mr. Carstensen.
Friends and neighbors of Mr. nr.,1
r -
ur.-. .eison received a treat last
to pay for the noise which
at the charivari.
they
night made
Among those who attended the East
ern Star meeting at Hobart on Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. L tr
Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wilson, Mrs. Clara Smith and Mrs. Marv Har
dest-.
Miss Myrtle Minister who has been spending several weeks with relatives and friends in Koseland, has returned to her home on Ridge Boad.
The township is building a damized road just north of Trunk tracks. Extending Highland road to Columbia
fine macathe Grand from the avenue.
Julius
Weidenbacker and wife of
Minneapolis and two daughters, Dorothy and Henrietta. Have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kaske
ior me week. Mr. Weidenbacker
i-ue oi me prominent wholesale of the Twin Cities.
is
men
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newman will take charge of the Hobart House Aug. 1. The place will be newly furnished throughout.
John Peterson and were in Hobart a few
wife of Chicago, hours Friday.
Miss Bessie Hartridge, who has been visiting at the Cook home for several weeks, returned to Bluffton, Ind., yesterday. Miss Anna Cook accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C proud parents of a
which arrived at their evening.
Mltchman are the nine pound boy,
home Thursday
Court Hobart. No. 3. I. O. F. of will hold a private dancing social
Udrt lellows hall on Saturday Aug. 3.
A. in
evening.
ra Wilkinson, who hast .r.
ai .n. Adorns, :,neh., for
nas returned to Low
friends.
'ell
several months, far a visit with
II. M. National returned report a
Johnson, cashier of the State hank, and C. E. Nichols, have from their vacation trip and fine time.
Mr.
Ia., ter,
and Mrs. Mattison of Davenport.
i'-- uere in guests of their
-Mrs. i harles Tfnii
down in West Creek.
and
daugh-
husband,
Miss Celesta Merriman, of Bangor, Mich., arrived in Lowell Thursday for a visit with her grand-parents. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson.
The
new PrpshvtorUn v,,,v.
nearing completion. Arrangements are being made for a large meeting at the
u"m'ulun- which we understand occur Sept. l.
will
Mrs. Anthony Tepter and who have been visiting her Mrs. S. W. Shirley, and other here, have returned to their David City, Neb.
children, mother, relatives home in
GRIFFITH NEWS
EAST CHICAGO NEWS
The Lake Shore Railroad company is running a long switch from its north main track up Broadway. This switch will be used to care for the transporting of cement, sand, gravel and other supplies incidental to the construction of the gigantic abuttments that are to be a part of the elevated construction at Broadway just
south of the river.
Herman Guggenheimer of Galina, 111. is visiting in East. Chicago.
Herman Guggenheim of Galena, 111., will spend Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Paul Kaitenbach of Colo., is the guest of Mrs. C. on Magoun avenue.
Denver, L. Kirk
severing Moore, manager of the
Loan Department of Poabody Hough
lenng Sc company together with their appraiser and half a dozen salesmen
spent this forenoon here getting in touch with local conditions. Mr. Moore and the appraiser looked up property on which the firm is placing, loans and the salesmen took in the sights of both the town and plant in order to pick up some of the local spirit and enthusiasm to assist them in unloading the firm's paper from this part of the state.
Frank Rieland, proprietor of the Lunch room on wheels just south of the Lake Shore tracks on Broadway, is passing out the favors in honor of the ten pound boy the stork left last evening at his home in East Chicago. Both mother and baby are doing well. Rieland is making arrangements to erect a building on the concession he secured of the C. L. S. & S. B. electric line people. He expects to make it large enough to take care of his patronage in a fairly proper manner and not the Pie counter rush style that now prevails.
SCHOOL FURNITURE BOUGHT.
Board of Kilurntlnn Hocelven IH1 And Make l'urolintoM of I)ek Ami Sup ;!ic.
The Board cial meeting
of Education held this afternoon at
a spe-whieh
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j.eece nuiiams has returned from Linn Grove, la., where he spent several
weeks with relatives.
The Highlands Sunday picnic was held in Wickers Grove Wednesday. The picnic was a financial success. About fifty of the young people took part in the contest and prices were awarded
io uester belong, Fred Belong, Harry
ivunoaen. Clarence Hutchins, George
oiocum. nenry Oleson, Mrs. Jameson
Erna Kaske, Dora Stallbohm and Mary
iviiius.
Mrs. Wilbur Morris and mother. Mrs. Simon Bullock of Ottawa, 111., came to Hobart yesterday to visit friends for a few days.
HESSVILLE NEWS
Rev. W. K. Marshall will fill pit at the Methodist church and evening tomorrow.
the pul
morning
Mrs. nay Barlow and her guests were
Chicago visitors yesterdav. and snent
evening at White City.
the
The ladies of the club will have their Robertsdale Tuesday
Tuesday Reading annual outing at
afternoon.
xvirs. x-. c cooper and daughter of
Chicago are spending a few days with
Mrs. Jacobsen In Forsythe avenue.
Messrs.
Silverman and Kirk have re
turned from a trip to the Jamestown
exposition ana cnirerent points in the
east.
nr . - . .
-ur. ana Mrs. Charles Unger and Mr.
ana Mrs. Benjamin Lnger of Chicago were guests of Mrs. A. O. Ottenheimer
yesterday.
Messrs.
-u. ii. Silverman and C. L.
Kirk have returned from their
Jamestown and the east nri
most enjoyable trio.
trip to
report a
urs' J- arner and son. of St
IiUUls nave neen the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom B
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way to Grand Haven. Mich.
For Diarrhoea A. D. S. Blackberry Cordial TENTH & BROADWAY PHARMACY BORMAN DRL'O CO.. Props. GARY. INDIANA.
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When in Gary, stop, eat and drink
The Wabash Inn Washington St., near Wabash Tracks First-class meals. Fine Peers, Wines and Ciirars. Kat. drink and be merry STEWART & BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you est! mates on your building
Post Office Building. Bank Bldg.. INDIANA
LOiT Gold ring set with four
and six pearls at Robertsdale. Art
any information to Box 3S4 Frxst
dress
Chicago, Ind.
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Mrs. L. A. Varner and son of St. Louis are spending a few days with Mrs.
a nomas i nuiips. l ney are on their
way to Grand Haven, Mich., where thev
spend the summer.
will
tv ii. Lpnam or Denver. Colo., will
spend the week-end with his relatives, E. L. Lamb, and family, in Magoun avenue. He is on his way to Mud Lava, where he will take the baths.
East Chicago. 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,
Best BUILDING SU
Rjeht Prices and JPPLIES co to
Co.
Toleston Lumber and Coal
A. M. Fischer. Manager tnraber, Coal, Brick, Cement and E&ildins: Material TOLKSTON.IND.
INDIANA HARBOR
Mrs. L. M. Loueks entertained the Z. Y. X. girls last evening in honor of Miss Belle Williams, who is visiting here from Terre Haute. A rdeasant
social evening was spent and a dainty luncheon served. CO. Christensen CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame He uses a specialty East Chicago, Ind.
Get a stylish suit for hot weather ALBERT GIVEN THE TAILOR. Styles and Prices right 713 Chicago Avenue. E. Chicago, 101 State street. Hammond.
from
Ind.
Mrs. T. J. Goeman South Chicago.
spent today in
Miss Ida Tarnowski will day with Mrs. Winidish.
spend Sun
miss j una iiahn of Chicago is visit
ing Mrs. Hahn of Hessville.
The Hammond Fred Dedelow, Emma Dedelow.
visitors today are Mrs. Grace Gorman and
ST. JOHNS NEWS
Mrs. Jacob Spanier itor yesterday.
was a Dyer vis-
Mrs. Frank Stark returned from Chicago Friday evening.
Jos. M. Gerlach transacted business in Griffith yesterday.
Miss Verona Boecker Point Friday evening.
was in Crown
Mrs. Mary Mager was the guest of relatives in Hammond Friday.
J.
Bros.
Lent, an agent for Studebaker was here yesterday on business.
J. Boecker and Miss Mary Raugert
were Crown Point visitors yesterday evening.
A. C. Baker, commission merchant of
Chicago, transacted business with Ger
lach Bros, yesterdav.
The Lady Maccabees gave a pleasant farewell surprise party on Miss Tillie Newman, Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gruel. Miss Newman intends to leave for California soon. ,
Members of the Young Ladies' Sodality of the Catholic church gave a linen shower Wednesday evening on Miss Anna Cook. The young lady left yesterday for Bluffton, Ind.. where she will be married next month.,
Rev. Loring and wife of Crown Point
viMieu at me norae of John Button day.
to-
Alvin Bothwell of Ross was in our town yesterday looking for desirable property to buy.
John Miller is having his large scales moved farther out into the street, so as to make room for his new sidewalk.
CROWN POINT NEWS
Miss Carrie Brooks visitor yesterday.
was a Chicago
Geo. Kremer and Harry Williams visited the White City today.
Prof. Aloysous Vanorsventhal.
Gary, was a Crown Point visitor.
of
Contractor W
W. Dutton, are touches on Math day.
Jansen and partner, J. putting the finishing
Berieger's cellar to-
Many of our people were out viewing the eclipse last evening. The old moon was kind enough to come out from behind the clouds and give the curious ones a fair view of his darkened face.
Hon. S. C. Dwyer of Lowell, was in
town today attending
Anton Gerez and Antonia Horkazka.
or l.nicago were married horo
day.
yester-
It is reported that H. E. Sasse is
spending his "honeymoon" at Shelby this week.
Miss Mabel Wilson returned this
evening from a few days visit to her
uncle of Hebron.
John Ferry, jr., who was chief engineer at the Standa.vt Oil plant here when it was first built, stopped In our town today to make a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ferry, sr. He is on his way to Bluffton, Ind., where he is to take a similar position In a new Standard Oil station just built there.
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WHITING NEWS
Saturday, Jnlv 27. 1907.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS,
Builders and Home Buyers To close out our remaining frontage on two streets, we are offering 14 residence and business lots at prices and on terms which will
never again be given in our subdivision 700 feet from the Hammond Court House.
AH improvements going in now, including the best sewer system in the Calumet district. Only 14 buyers can profit by this closing out sale.
Money loaned to bui.'d at 6 per cent. Homes on Easy Payments. Guarantee Policies furnished with every sale.
HOME BUILDER HAMMOND.
no
E. A. KINKADE, First National Bank Bldg.
WOLF THE : TAT LOR
Can Fit You and Fit You Right.
Inspection of all
I invite tho
Easter Suits and FashionnM Checks
interested in good goods, and a stylish fit.
$16.00 and up Can You Beat It?
Cor, Hohman and Sibley Sts. Opposite First Nat'l Bank.
HAMMOND. OPEN EVCNLNQS.
Have You Seen The New Houses
on Conkey Avenue near Conkey Plant. Take Trolley on Hotunan Street
Write for Book
Mr. Forte
towden and son Clayton of La
were Whiting visitors yesterday
Mrs. Guy Fleming of Fischrupp ave by the serious illness of lier mother.
Treasurer Bailey and family left this
P M. for his farm near Lowell, to re
main over Sunday.
George F. Wood of Hammond, was
in town today attending to business for himself and mother.
Miss vanda Buszkowski is on the
nue was called to Chicago yesterday
sick list.
Mrs. D. Burnham is taking a paint
mg course at the Prang Art school in
Chicago.
Mrs. Carlson and children of Sheridan avenue visited relatives on the East
Side yesterday.
Mrs. John Agnew, wife of ex-deputy
sheriff, left for Chicago this morning to visit friends for a few da vs.
C. Stage of the International Har
vester company in Kanknkso tnr,a
yesterday.
Lucille Ileinerich, entertained a party of 15 young girls in honor of her cousin, Remona Schultz, of Dubuque, Ia.
acted business here
Mrs. Henry Geisen of Hammond.
spent Friday here the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Albert Thome, who spent several
weeks here the guest of Nick Ludwisr
ana ramiiy returned tr his linma in ckj
cago this afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wlchert, of Chicago are exptected tomorrow to spent their vacation with Judge Xicholson.
DYER NEWS
Mrs.
Jacob Spanier of St. John, was
the guest of relatives here
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Schumacher of near
Schererville, was a Dver visitor Fri.in,-
Frank Schneider and son of Chicago
are visiting with relatives here at ores-
ent.
Tony Phillips and sister, Kato, of
Hammond, visited relatives out hro
resterday.
A little babv bov
ance at the home of Bernard Rietman, south of Dyer, last night.
KAUFMAN'S Kew Empire Hotel & Buffet Now Open for Business With a Full Line of Imported and Domestic Liquors and Cfjrerm. 1VII.I.IAM KAl'FMAX, From.
fcTEWAKT & liOWEKS GE.NLRAL CONTRA CTOU3 AND BUILDERS Will t pleased to Me you eU mates on your bufldlng. Fost OfSce Building. East Chicago, felt Eld.. INDIANA HARBOR, Z3IX
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. LVD. V SPECTER, EAST CHICAGO, Agent for North German Lloyd Hamburg-American Lln Canadian Pacific Line. All Foreign Money Transferred
Frank Gund. solicitor for Durand & Kasper company of Chicago, called on Dyer storekeepers yesterday. Frank Ruli and family of Chicago, are spending a few days at the home of Rev. Jos Flach of this place.
Mrs. T. Gettler celebrated her birthday yesterday. A number of her friends were present and enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon.
W. A. Scheddill and wife left this morning for a trip to various points in New York and Canada. They expected to be absent for about two weeks.
RENSSELAER NEWS
Miss Edna Brockway of Joliet, 111., Is visiting her aunt Miss Margaret Jen
kins of Ohio street.
Mrs. C. A. Hellwig and to Williamsport, Ind., to weeks with relatives.
father, went
spend a few
Mrs. Ray Gilmore of Indiana was the guest of Miss Mary of New York avenue yesterday.
Harbor
Hickey
Miss Claudia McMahon of Crown Point is here to spend one week with Miss essie Curtis of Oliver street.
Miss Leah Knox and little sister, Lucille left for Winona Lake. Friday.
Company M returned from their ten days' camp at Fort Harrison, Friday night.
Spencer Vick is here from New York
and Mrs. Charles Vick, his brother Christie.
City visiting Mr. his parents, and
TOLLESTON NEWS
The funeral of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Kudara was held this morning. Interment was at Greenwood cemetery, Hammond.
Misses Florence and Carrie Seberger returned to their home in Crown Point after being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer of Oliver street.
Miss Helen Mattern will leave for Omaha, Neb., to remain until the Chicago university opens in October, when she will return to resume her kindergarten course.
John day on
Stocker was business.
in Hobart yester-
Sam James was a business caller In
Chicago yesterday.
J. C. Watson was
in Hobart yesterdav.
a business visitor
Frank Bormann was
terday on business.
in Chicago yes-
G. J. Bader of Whiting was in town
yesterday on business.
Smo ked Eye Glasses and Spec tacles for summer wear. verv.
neatly mide up from 10c up. Q'mits fitted or all kinds of eye defects. Come in and try the Sure-On eye glass mountings. MAX NASSAU JEvVELTfCIAN
Olcott Avenue
EAST CHICAGO.
The only authentic advertising medium ia the Caltuuet region Is THE LAKE COUXTY TIMES. It reaches
A man advertising Rex Bitters came to Pyer in an automobile yesterday. Quite a novel way to cover a large area in a short time.
Berry picking has begun in full earnest in this neighborhood. According to reports the wild raspberries and blackberries are plentiful this vear.
Yesterday evening our town had a regular concert. From every direction could be heard the musical tone o a graphophone. The evening being a pleasant one, old and young were either sitting on verandas or porches, or
J. M. Smith of Hammond called in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Frank mond shopper
Bormann was a HamWednesday evening.
Mrs. Chris Lohman of ited with friends and yesterday.
the Ridge visrelatives here
When you stop in Toleston remember Louis Gordon's Buffet & Cafe Between Mich. Cent. & Ft. Wayne Tracks We serve meals at all hours. The best you want to eat. Prices are reasonable. Board and room per week $5.00 Give us a Trial
Misses Marguerite Buck and Almirah Morse returned yesterday from Pewaukee. Wis., Mrs. W. E. Warnisk and Anna May Dineen met them at Milwaukee, and the return home was made by boat.
Mrs. Nellie Horton went to Chicago this morning to visit her son. William Horton, who Is at the Garrield Park Sanitarium. Mr. Ilorton's many friends will be pleased to 1-a.rn that his condition is slightly improved.
The many friends of Miss Bemice Allen, a graduate of the local high school in the class of '05. will teach the fifth grade in the AYhiting school tnex year. Miss Allen will be the first graduate of this high school to be a teacher here.
W. Gordon Smith
321 Conkey Avenue
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Fred Kunzmann FRESH and SALT MEATS
ERIES
Reasonable Prices, Prompt Delivery and the only Sausage Works in Hammond.
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88 STATE STREET.
Telephone 77.
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Lake County Title & Guarantee Co. I j abstracters! Abstracts Furnished at Nominal Rates H Tf T IfATT n
F. R. MOTT, President FRANK HAMMOND, VicePres.
J. S. BLACKMUN, Secretary
A. 11. TAPPER.
Treasurer
A. CULVER,
Manager
Secretary's Office In Majestic Bldg. HAMMOND
HAMMOND AND CROWN POINT,
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ROBERTSDALE NEWS
Miss Amelia Bader of Harrison ave
nue was the guest of friends in Ham
mond last evening.
A large number of Whiting people went to Riverview Park. Aurora, this morning: to attend the picnic given by
e Metropolitan Business College in
tl
Chicago. Mrs. Rosalie Wetmore and Miss Hazel Moore are representatives o fthe college in "Whiting.
C. H. Gardner is laid up again with his foot, which was thought to be improved. Mr. Gardner run a rusty nail in his foot while at work in the Standard Steel Car company and as the result had two toes amputated and the doctors fear the blood poison might yet eect other parts of the foot.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olsen of Harrison avenue are entertaining relatives from Chicago for a few days.
James McKenna returned to his home in Reese avenue, after spending several months in Michigan City, Ind.
Miss Hermia Schwertdman of Cleveland avenue left yesterday to spend a few days visiting relatives in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klemm entertained Mr. and Mrs. A. Withner of Chicago, at their home in Lincoln avenue, yesterday.
of Mrs. Roberts
Fred Kash at her avenue yesterday.
home in
The members of the Christian church had a meeting at the home of Mrs. Clarance Masterson of Harrison avenue last evening.
Miss Laura Cowden and brother Clayton, returned to their home In LaPorte Ind., after spending a week visiting Miss Hattie Timm of Indiana boulevard.
(Special to Lake County Tlmm.) LaPorte, Ind., July 27. The body of John Green, the supposed Hammond man who fired two bullets into his brain in a park in St. Joseph, Mich., wil be shipped to Ann Arbor where it will be used for dissection purposes.
The body will be photographed and
is hoped that by this means It some tinre be Identified.
It
may
Are you
Mrs. H. Cobb and daughter. Mrs. A.
Reed of Burnham, III., were the guests buslneaa?
going to mover Do
want to employ help; Do you mat a partner or more rupltal la your
Do you wait to eU or hujt