Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 77, Hammond, Lake County, 17 September 1907 — Page 6
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TOLLESTON NEWS
Mrs. II. Hood v.as a Hammond shopper yesterday.
Mrs. A. Benson was shopping in Chicago, yesterday.
J. II. Goodman of Kensington is visiting with relatives here.
over to Toleston, arguing that they had a good school house over there and there was no reason for not giving them their own school.
Justin James of St. Louis, Mo., visited with J. Q. James and family, Sunday.
Miss Carrie Se-eburger of Crown Point is teaching school here this year.
F. A. take up school.
Malmstone has returned to the duties of teaching high
Miss Elsie Whittengale of Hobart l3 among the new teachers employed here this year.
Bennie and Morris Gordon returned home yesterday, after spending a few days in Kensington.
RENSSELAER NEWS
B. Forsyth is in Chicago on business, this week.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ora Fay, Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hemphill, yesterday.
Ray Wood and wife are visiting relatives in Chicago for a few days.
Blaine Gwin has left for Bloomington, where he will re-enter school tills fall.
Miss Mary Casey has left for Colfax, 111., where she will work at the millinery business this fall. Mr. and Mrs. John Cheever returned home today after a short visit with their uncle, W. II. Chester, and family.
Mrs. A. Linn, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. II. Parklson, returned to her home in Attica, yesterday.
GARY NEWS
BOAED WELL ANTICIPATE Oil THE LL3RARY FUND.
The carpenters have put up one of the portable buildings off Broadway, near Fourteenth avenue and are rabidly putting up the second. They aje fully meeting the expectations of the school superintendent and the board of education and no difflculty is anticipated with them. Miss Grace Brooks and Mr. Brlckley are in charge of the work in the two buildings. Practically all of the seats are already occupied and more children are yet to come, there being iuite a number who have not reported for attendance.
Charles Martin, who was formerly interested with Ingwald Moe, the contractor, in the operation of the theater in Mot's buildng, has sold out his interest to Mr. Moe, the transfer taking place yesterday after some discussion, and Mr. Moe is now sole owner. He has put in a new manager to take charge of the proposition and expects to devote less of his time in the future to his late hobby. The new management is introducing several good vaudeville features and everything bodes for better work and better results.
HOBART NEWS
Ilev. Father Jansen was in Chicago, Monday.
Herman Claussen of Valparaiso, was a Hobart visitor yesterday.
Dan Kraft, clerk at the Pennsylvania
depot, is enjoying a vacation this week.
Mrs. L. T. Van Loon and sister. Miss
Lizzie Niksch visited friends yester day at Gary.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newman and son, Everett and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Samuelson took in the White City, Sunday
evening.
Misses Eunice Roper and Ethel
Frank leave today for Greencustle, Ind.. where thev will attend DePaw
university.
Mrs. Frank Alfred and son, of Go shen, Ind., are here visiting Mrs. Al
fred's husband, who is timekeeper on
the new gravel road.
School Trustees "Will Make Vse of Portion of Money that Will lie Theirs ZVext Spring to ICstablish Small W orking Library Thl W luter. The Phillips building on the northeast corner of Broadway and Fifth avenue is gradually nearing . completion. .Most of the offices on the second floor are already , taken as well as the store rooms below. The board. o education Is "considering the advisability of anticipating somewhat on the . library fund that will come into Its control ly next spring, and providing at least a small wording library for the city this winter, to have quarters in the Phillips building. The move on the part of the bar association to provide a law library may result In co-operation with the board of education and Its superintendent, and together they may provide not only the special library needed for the legal lights, but assist in the providing of a general library ; that would meet the needs of the highly diversified pursuits here, ranging from problems of the high school child in his different studies to the work of the physician and engineer.
Mr. and Mrs. Loul3 Maybaum and Mrs. Emma Colburn visited at South Chicago. Sunday and Monday with
Clark Metsker and family.
Frank Cromley. who has had charge of Heinz's salting station here this summer, left last night for Baraboo, Wis. Mr. Koontz of LaPorte, will take
his place here.
CLARK STATION
Miss C. Scheurer Is celebrating her fifith hirthdav. Quite a few relatives
attended it.
Quite a few launches were here Sun
day with parties from Hammond, West
Pullman and South Chicago.
MUNSTER NEWS
Eber DeYoung of Oak Glen, trans
acted business in Munster yesterday.
Mr. Claus Klckkert of Highland, has
begun work on a new residence In Munster, where he will soon make his home.
Mr. Zezenheim of Crown Point, was
in Munster today.
friends and relatives in Milwaukee and Oconomowoc. Wis.
Miss Rose Smith of East Chicago, was the guest of her sister. Mrs. William Eggers of Roberts avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. M. Turley and daughter, Margaret, of East Chicago, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Turley of Lincoln avenue, Sunday.
Jacob Munster Bpent Sunday at the
home of Albert Needham of Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Stallbahun and Dora-
thea and Amalia Stallbahun visited the Millers in Oak Glen, Sunday.
Henrietta Munster came home from
Roselands for the week end.
Frank Krum and Miss Sophie Krum
of Lansing, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner, Sunday.
Ben Bakkers has been visiting Roseland with his parents.
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Joseph Munster and Delia Kikkert spent Sunday with relatives and friends In South Holland.
A piano tuner from Chicago is in this vicinity today and surely will find himself busy, for it is almost impossible to get a tuner out here.
Michael and William Boland visited yesterday with Master William Kuhl-iaan.
Miss Nellie Blink of Lansing was a Munster visitor.
Miss Minnie Henke of Toleston, Ind. who was the guest of Mrs. Richard Fehrman for a week, returned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kasch and children attended a birthday party, given in honor of Mrs. Jack Jones of South Chicago Sunday.
CROWN POINT NEWS
Gerald Krost is spending this weekv
at Notre Dame.
Esther Myberg of Chicago, is the guest of Miss Katherine Ramni for a few days.
Dr. R. A. Koost and wife spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mrs. W. L. Allman entertained last evening at a 6 o'clock dinner.
Mrs. Harry Goldlng entertained her sister, Mrs. LeRoy Thomas of Park Manor, 111., at her home in 222 Harrison avenue, yesterday.
LOWELL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slayton have returned from South Dakota, where they have been on an extended visit with fheir daughter.
After a long wait, work has again been resumed on the Ed Tlxley business block.
Mrs. Doughetry has returned to her home in Minnesota, after a pleasant visit here with her sister, Mrs. Leslie Gragg.
Mrs. Egger3 of Roby, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry Backman In Saxony.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kunzman came out from Hammond, Sunday evening to Munster.
Mr. Walter Shreiber left Saturday for Montreal, Canada, where he has gone on business.
Ed. and John Knight of Crown Point, spent Sunday In Munster.
Mrs. Charley Collins and two children, former residents of Lowell, but now of Missouri, are here on a visit to their relatives and old time acquaintances.
Mrs. Charley Fisher is reported very seriously sick.
Misses Deborah and Myrtle Wolf of Valparaiso, are the guests of Miss Ora Farley for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Allman have taken their son Major, to the Western Military academy at Alton, 111., where he will attend school.
Dr. G. D. Brannon went to Hammond yesterday afternoon on business.
Mrs. William Brown and daughter, Miss Ruby, left last Saturday to visit with Hebron relatives.
Miss Leta Dunlavy is the auditor's office.
assisting In
Miss Clara Pinter has again assumed
her work in the auditor's office after
a months' seige of sickness. Hobart Doctor of St. John, was in Crown Point on legal business.
Attorneys Fred Crumpacker and W.
J. W lnnery of Hammond were here
yesterday transacting legal business.
P. Crumpacker and Mrs. J. II. Glllett of Hammond came here In an auto and met with an accident -while here.
Attorneys Vanllorn and Patterson of
Professor Deyo has bought the Geo. Beckman residence property In Burnham street. We understand Mr. and Mrs. Beckman will soon move to Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Van Nugteren have returned to their home in Roseland, after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Kikkert.
Miss E. Henderson spent Sunday with the Curtises in Crown Point.
Crown Point people who rode out hero yeterday in their autos were, Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Allman
The president of the joint institutes of North and Calumet townships last year.was a Calumet teacher, Miss Beamet, but this year both offices are to be held by North teachers, Mr. H. S. Daughetry was elected president, and Miss Agnes Schreiber, secretary.
The Clark Station young people had a lawn social here Saturday night. Quite a few atended It.
Miss Hulda Schwalbe of Chicago visited with her parents here and on her return took her sister and brothor-in-law with Mr. and Mrs. Wagner.
Briefs.
Mrs. Frank J. Petrovicz is visiting With friends in Chicago today.
EAST CHICAGO NEWS
Superintendent and Mrs. W .A. Wirt and little son, together with professors Wulfing and Brlckley spent yesterday afternoon in Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas H. Culter, who was suffering from a bad attack of tonsilitls, la considerably better. Mr. and Mrs. Culter expect to complete their removal into a company house on the west side the latter part of the week.
The frame work on th ice house and storage plant of the Bartholomae & Roeslng B. & M. company on the south side of the Michigan Central tracks, facing on Washington street. Is up and ready for the roof. The structure is a three-story affair, covering practically all of the fifty feet of frontage they have on that street.
The meeting between Trustee W. C. Kunert of Toleston with the local board relative to the disposition of the Clark annexation, is scheduled for this afternoon. School opened yesterday at Toleston, and Clark objected seriously to having her children "toted"
School Supplies We are headquarters for TEXT BOOKS, TABLETS, Etc. Bell-Borman Drug Co.
C. S. WILSON. IX DIANA 1IAREOO. ICxpert Accountant and Bookkeeper. Books Opened. Closed. Balanced, etc. Systems devised and Installed for any business. Terms moderate.
When ia Gary, stop, eat and drink at The Wabash Inn .Washington St., near Wabash Tracks First-class meals. Fine Beers, Wines
and Cifrars. Eat. drink and be mrry LIQUORS, AND ClGAUd Only High Grade Goods THE GABY Buffet and Bestaurant Charles Della-Chies. Prop. roa4way; Gary, lad.
Clayton Moon of Crlcago, visited friends in East Chicago yesterday. Frank Ault was called to Hebron yesterday by the serious illness of r.is
wife.
Miss Edith Evans and Bello Donovan
.ittffndeci a reception in Chicago last
night.
Mrs. .Sydney Veaco visited relatives
In Whiting Monday night. Sydney
went along.
Miss Emily Martin of Indiana Harbor spent the afternoon with friends in
East Chicago.
The Woman's Relief Corp will meet
Wodnesdav. Sent. IS, at Weiland s halL
A large attendance is desired.
Miss Anna Burke of Kansas City is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bete CHara on the North Si.le.
"Want ads" for Thh Lake Cocnty Times received by Nassau and Thomp
son, News Agents, and Veaco, tho Drug
Man
The Republic did not work Monday,
but is on aerain today. On account of
the heat yesterday there were few tears
shed over the layoff.
Owing to repairs on the track, It is
necessary for passengers on the I. II
street car to transfer at the corner of
Chicago and Euclid avenue.
FOR SALE Weaned pigs, 6 and
weeks old. $5 per pair, at H. P. Dow
ney farm. St. John, Ind. 9-9-2w
C. O. Christensen CONTRACTOR
AND CARPENTER
- Frame Ileuses a specialty East Chicago, Ind.
Get a stylish suit for hot weather from
ALBERT GIVEN ' TUB TAILOR. Styles and Prices right.
T1J Chicago Avenue, EL Chicago, Ind.
101 State street. Hammond.
We are now ready to sell Ladiea Skirts and Furs la addition to Tailor-
ln.
SPECIAL SALE on fine
Diamond Rings and
Studs this week
Ranging from $10 to $100, subject to
spurcvat.
MAY M A CC A I T JEWELFR &
11 ins. nrkjr.vj OPTICIAN
Olcott Avenue EAST CHICAGO
Munster BChools began yesterday morning, but the attendance was very small. Parents are advised to send their children soon if they are under
fourteen, as more aro absent than In
tend going to the parochial school.
HESSVILLE NEWS
Mrs. Jasper Palmer has returned from a visit with relatives at Hammond.
Miss Anna Peters, who has been at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Peters in Eagle Creek township the last two months, left a few days ago for a visit with friends at Golblesville, Mich., after which she will return to Chicago where she has a lucrative position.
WHEELER NEWS
Mrs. J. P. Dreston, who has been visiting at Joliet, 111., returned home Monday.
Mrs. B. F. Perrlne, who visited in
Chicago over Sunday, returned home
Monday.
Mr. Roy Furguson started Saturday
ror a visit with ma parents, near
Fostona, O.
Professor Ilaloway spent with friends in Wheeler.
Sunday
Mesdames William Dedelow and ames Vanes were among the Ham
mond visitors yesterday.
Martin Natke is still very ill at his
home here.
T. Thompson has returned from a
visit with his father at Packerstown, Ind.
The Hessville school opened Monday
with an enrollment of forty-nine. Many
pupils have not entered yet.
Mrs. Emma Rafferty has returned to
her home in Louisville, Ky., after an extended visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grapp.
Mrs. Jacob Havenger was an East
Chicago visitor, Monday.
Andrew Van Slooten is contemplat
ing buying a farm 1. Michigan and
if.
moving his family tlTere, Mrs.
Slooten is still on the sick list.
Van
Agent Cooper will increase his office
force at Osborn depot in the near future, owing to the extra amount of
work to be shifted from the Burnham office.
Miss Grace Gorman was
mond visitor last evening.
Ham-
Herman Lohse transacted business in Hammond yesterday.
ROBERTSDALE NEWS
Mrs. G. W. Grisdale of Roberts ave
nue is on the sick list.
Mrs. Serena DIekmeyer of boulevard, is on the sick list.
Indiana
Dr. W. T. Kohr of Indiana boulevard, transacted business In Chicago, on Mon
day.
Mrs. Blows of Indiana boulevard is
entertaining Dakota.
her daughter from North
Mrs. Feister of Lima, O., is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Brenner of Indiana
boulevard.
Charles Pmale of Chicago, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atchi
son, over Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Chapman of JVoodlawn.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Erick Lund
of Roberts avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schmittle of
Harrison avenue, entertained the let
ter's mother, Mps. Artlopp and friend.
Mrs. Harrington cf Chicago, Sunday.
Messrs. John Shahn, E. C Holmes and
Edson Moore returned to their names,
after spending a few days visiting
J. B. Perrlne of the Monarch com
pany, leit. yesterday morning for a
business visit in Boston.
The Monarch company has just in
stalled a big cylinder press.
A. C. Smith returned from
Monday morning.
Knox,
There win do a basket ball game
next Friday ovening between the high
school teams in the Odd Fellows old
hall.
INDIANA HARBOR
Nay Iden who has been employed
In I. Meyer's clothing store, left Sat
urday night for his home In Bourbon,
Indiana.
Harry Buntings' oldest son has ty
phoid Jever.
Harry Hiner came up from Muncie
and spent Sunday with his family.
Harry Morris of Harvey, 111., was
Harbor visitor Sunday.
L V. Burnham has gone to Hege-
wlsch. 111.
Hans Timro, William Timm and Miss
Mary Timm visited relatives in Engle
wood, Sunday.
Lee Wanamaker and Max Timm, Jr.,
visited Valparaiso, Sunday.
D. W. Dapes and family visited West
Pullman Sunday.
ndlana Harbor were here
ooklng after court matters.
Monday
Attorney J. Will Belshaw of Lowell
was here on legal business.
Miss Bessie Nelson returned to her
lome in Hebron this morning.
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Pluo
The man who drives a wagon or the man who rides an automobile finds
there's nothing like a chew of
Star to satisfy tobacco hunger. On nearlv everv
automobile ride "Star" is
part of the outfit. Those
whotake their pleas
ure in this way de
mand the best and
only the high quality of
The following is a list of marriages
licenses Issued Monday in Clerk Wheel
er's office:
Lewis Barker, Chicago 30 Adle Sewell. Chicago 27
Joseph Gawolek, Gary 25
Katie Murgye, Gary 20
Warren J. Landwcci, Chicago 22 Blizabeth Jamann, Chicago 21 Paul Scepuchowski, Indian Harbor.. 25 Aleksandra Walkaska, Ind. Harbor.. 24
PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO is good enough for them. No other chew is so avholesome, so clean, so rich, because no other chew is made of such choice, ripe leaf. No chew is so economical as
fStar" because its full-bodied leaf is elastic and lasting. A ioc. piece of "Star" will "out
chew "ioc. worth of any other kind
sold and give far greater satisfaction in the bargain.
"Star plugs are full 1 6 oz. weight and honestvalue. " Star " sales equal those of any five other brands. 150,000,000 ioc. pieces told annually
In All Stores
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Seward Lightner of Hobart, was a
Crown Point visitor yesterday.
The engine owned by John WTeis,
sank down In one of the lateral eewer ditches on North Main street while at
tempting to smooth the street.
Mrs. Dora Zieseniss, living on a farm
near South East Grove, died Monday afternoon of kidney trouble. She has been a sufferer nearly all summer, but
about a week ago she was taken
dangerously ill with no hopes of her
recovery. Not over nineteen months ago, the home was darkened with sadness by the death of the husband and
father, Mr. Chris. Zieseniss, Jr. The
deceased is 44 years of age and leaves
four children, two sons and two daughters viz. Minnie, Alvin, Nora and Harry, to mourn her untimely death, together with a host of relatives and frlend3.
DYER NEWS
Mrs. Eugene Gelger of Hammond, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Hart of Crown
Point, were the guests of Mat Schutz
and family Sunday.
w imam scnuuz or Lansing, was a
business visitor here yesterday.
John Miller of Griffith, business here yesterday.
transacted
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SALT MEATS
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GROCERIES Reasonable Prices, Prompt Delivery and the only Sausage Works in Hammond.
88 STATE STREET.
Telephone 77.
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THE MASTER PIECE BY A MASTER BAKER
Manufactured by THE HAMMOND BAKING CO. Inc. Hammond Bldg.
Have you found our "SPECIAL TODAY SIGH"
Mr. Sax. representing the M. Sax & Co., wholesale liquor house of South Chicago, called on customers here yesterday.
P. Beiriger of Griffith was here yesterday looking after business matters.
A party consisting of Joseph Peschel, Peter Gettler, Peter Ehrsam, jr. Jos. Kellman M. Jung and II. Scheldt made a pleasure trip to Elgin HL, Sunday.
The C. C L. of I. court Dyer, held its monthly meeting in their hall yesterday evening.
Miss Edna Peacock returned to Dyer yesterday morning from a several days' visit with relatives at Rensselaer.
TODAY?
It may be woith $100.00 to you it you find it. Each day we offer one of our choicest lots at a last year's price and the buyer gets the benefit?
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Our public schools opened yesterday with a very good attendance.
Sam Benante, our genial barber, Is
mourning the loss of a fine pig. He was preparing for a Sunday roast, but the pig disappeared from the pen about
the time Kaufman's porter skipped out with his employer's money.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Timm visited Chesterton on the excursion, Sunday.
A dance will be given Wednesday evening, Sept, 18, at Spring Hill Grove, St. John, Ind. Everybody Invited. 16-3
MERRILLVILLE NEWS
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Mr. and Mrs. Hans Timm of Valparaiso, visited at Max Timm's, Sunday.
Sargeant Charles Eowen will leave the police force to accept a position In the new merchant mill at the Inland when It starts.
Harry Hamman expects to start tomorrow for Alabama to work at the brick mason trade.
FOR SALE Weaned pigs. 6 and 7 weeks old, 1 5 per pair, at H. P. Downey farm, St. John. Ind. 9-9-2w
KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet WILXIAM KACFJIAX. Pr. 21 Meals 54.50 Stride 23c PuQ Line of Imported o4 Domestic Liquors and Cir. Ccr. Guthrie end Michigan Ave. TclcoUana Ind. Harbor 612
Mrs. Guy Merrill of Hammond visited over Sunday with her parents.
Two auto loads of relatives and friends frim Chicago spent the day at the home of E. and L. Boyd.
John Merrill, of South rhfra?n. was
on our streets yesterday.
Every street improvement now going in. Money loaned to build at 6 per cent.
Modern homes on easy payments.
Our "SPECIAL TODAY SIGN" can be easily found and it tells the whole story. Walk 700 feet from the HAMMOND COURT HOUSE down RIMBACH AVE. to our property and look for our "SPECIAL TODAY You'll not find It where It was yesterday! E. A. KINKADE, BIR
Rev. George B. Jones preached his farewell sermon Sunday, a large audience being in attendance. The reverend gentleman has been transferred to the Crawfordsville district and will be stationed at Ogden.
A party of 6ix men In an auto were etnanded at Merrillville Saturday night. They had been In attendance at the insurance meeting at Lowell. Silas Zuvers took them home with the old fashioned horse power.
Floyd Pierce of Sauth Chicago visited with his family over Sunday.
Some of our atore newt today Is calculated to put you in a good humor.
First National Bank Building:
HAMMOND, IND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.
DO NOT DELAYS Now is the time to have that house piped for Gas lights. Estimates cheerfully given free upon application at the office, personally or by phone. South Shore Gas & Electric Co. 147 South Hohman St. Rhone IO
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