Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 19 September 1907 — Page 6

0 THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES TlmTsflny. Sept. If). 1007.

WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Lottie Eaton was In South Chicago yesterday. J.Irs. Pouch of Ohio avenue has been entertaining her mother from Ohio. Born 'to Mr. and Mrs. Heyden of Flschrupp avenue, a daughter. Mrs. E. Johnson of Chesterton, Ind., was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Mesdames Bail-y. Day and May of East Chicago were In Whiting last nieht. Fred Harr left yesterday for Colorado Eprings, where he will ko for th benefit of his health. Peter Pfeifer was taken to St. John yesterday to recover from the effects of his recent Illness. Mrs. Durbin S. Benedict has gone to Indianapolis, Greenoastle and Einsdale, Ind., for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Carringer of New York avenue loft yesterday for Colorado, where she was called by the serious Illness of her eister. John Schaub will "leave for Ann 'Arbor, Mich., Monday, where he will take a course In civil engineering at the University of Michigan. The Christian church will hold prayr meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thorpe of New York avenue. The leader will be Mr. G. E. llth. G. W. Humphreys, who injured his eye In an accident in Chicago Is Improving, but not yet able to resume Lis duties at the Standard Oil Co. The Ladles' Aid society of the Christian church will give an Ice cream eocial at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt In the Soltwedel block, tomorrow evening. Mesdames James E. Twitt, William Curtis. Fred Brett and Miss Elizabeth Peterhausel, Mrs. Twitt's guests of Clevland. O., saw "The Girl Bangers" at the Auditorium in Chicago yesterday afternoon. Steve Rozek was arrested on suspicion by OlYioerPInkerton, when found loitering around on Center street at 4 o'clock in the morning. He was arraigned before the Mayor and given ten iuinutes to leave town. Golden Star Rebekah lodge No. 452 held a very pleasant session last evening. After, the business was disposed of delicious refreshments were served. The members decided to have a picnic at Robertsdale park Friday, Sept. 20, and In the Odd Fellow's hall. Whiting people were shocked this morning to receive word of the death ot Mrs. G. W. Humphreys of Flschrupp avenue. Mrs. Humphreys was taken to a Chicago hospital for an operation which was the Immediate cause of her death. The remains will be brought to Whiting, but funeral arrangements have not yet been made. LOWELL NEWS Mrs. Charley Fisher, .who has been very seriously sick, is reported as improving. Miss Dora DeWitt, has accepted a position In a mercantile establishment at Hebron. Charley Hufnagle has purchased A. L. Roger's Interests in the wagon making and paint shops. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Baughman left Wednesday for an extended visit with New Hampshire relatives. William Kobelln sr., and two daughters. Miss Carrie, and Mrs. A. J. Pattee visited his daughter, Mrs. Starke at 6t. John, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Kobelln jr., who were called here to attend the funeral of his mother, returned to their home In Belvldere, la., Wednesday. Peter Angelo has gone to Chicago where he haa a position looking after the premises of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Morgan, who will soon depart for Mexico, where they expect to spend the vlnter. GARY NEWS Briefs. Dr. T. B. Templln returned alone for the last time from Pittsburg this afternoon. The date of his wedding has been set for Oct. 12. Dr. W. P. Alexander of Columbus, School Supplies We are headquarters for TEXT BOOKS. TABLETS, Etc. Bell-Borman Drag Co. C. E. WILSON. INDIANA IIARIIOK. Expert 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 Tracts Flrst-olM meals. Fine Beers, Wines snd Ciitars. Eat, drink and be merry JVINE3. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS Only High Grade Goods THE GARY Buffet and Restaurant CharUa Della-Cblesa, Prop.

Broadway, Gry,

Ind., has rented quarters In the Miller building on Broadway near Sixth avenue. He visited here today for a general Inspection of the town to which he and Mrs. Alexander will move within a month.

Oscar Krinbill, manager of the Chicago Telephone company at Hammond, drove over in a car thJs rooming after the board of trustees for its proposed trip to several near-by citie3 for the purpose of Inspecting telephone exchanges, plants, and their methods of operation and other matters pertaining to the subject. Persons of means and responsibility wanting to rent buildings 50x80 at corner of Seventh avenue, corner of Sixth avenue or near Fifth avenue, all facing Broadway, should apply to HARRY HALL, Gary. Ind. Or write F. M. Savage, Jollet, 111. TOLLESTON NEWS Mrs. Carl Raash Is on the sick list. Mrs. Ella Willlard of Chicago visited here all day. Mrs. George Hood was shopping In Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Charles Parker was a Chicago shopper yesterday. Mrs. T. Jackson of Uaryey. 111., was a business visitor hero, yesterday. Mrs. Chris Grunert of Valparaiso is visiting with relatives here for a few days. Mrs. A. Deighton of Chicago and Wattles of Chicago, visited with Mrs. U. R. Brown, yesterday. J. II. Goodman returned to his home In Kensington, after visiting with Louis Gordon and family. IiOBART NEWS Agent Frank Davis of the E. J. & E. was at Joliet Monday. Rev. Jansen has been at Crown Point attending Forty Hours Devotion the past couple days. The rain yesterday afternoon came as a great relief after the warm spell of the past few days. Miss Alice Vincent has returned from her visit with friends at Chesterton and Chicago and has resumed work in the telephone office. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wood wera at Valparaiso yesterday to attend the funeral of Mr. Wood's uncle, John W. Wood, who died in Chicago last Saturday. EAST CHICAGO NEWS David Johns of Magoun avenue spent the day shopping in Chicago, yester day. Miss Gertrude Cole had as her guests yesterday, Mrs. John and Miss Winifred Woods of Mendota, 111. Mrs. Earl Clinton has returned from California, where she has been spending a few months with relatives. Dr. A. A. Roes and wife returned yesterday after a month's vacation. which was spent In the northwest. "AVant ads" for The Lake Countt Times received by Nassau and Thomp son, News Agents, and Veaco. the Drug Man All Jewish business houses were closed yesterday in order to permit the people to celebrate Tom Kippur by fasting and prayer. Business wa re sumed at 5 p. m. Those desiring tickets for the moon light lake ride, given by the Epworth Loauge, Saturday evening. Sept 2S, may obtain the same by calling at Roe's office a. limited number will be is sued. adv Fred Siger of this city sustained a painful injury yesterday while working at the boiler factory in Whiting. Ills foot was badly cut by a steel plate. After the wound was dressed he was taken to his home on Magoun avenue, in an ambulance and It will be some time before he will be able to be out again. One of the most prominent clubs of East Chicaaro. commonly known as the J. U. G. club, are planning to give one of the most elaborate affairs of the season. In honor of their Second An nlversary. This club, considering the short time in which It has been ortranized. Jsas obtained for Itself a ver high reputation for giving parties and roceotlons. to which many people con sider It a great favor to be among the Invited guests. This reception will be elven October 11. at u euand s hall. and all the members and their guests are contemplating a good time. FOR SALE Weaned pigs. 6 and 7 weeks old. $5 per pair, at H. P. Dow ney farm. St. John, Ind. 9-9-zw CO. Christensen CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame lire sea a specialty East Chicago. Ind. Get a stylish suit for hot weather from ALBERT GIVEN TUB TAILOR. Styles and Prices right. 718 Chicago Avenue, E. Chicago, Ind. 101 State street. Hammond. We are now ready to !! Ladles Skirts and Kurt In addition to Tnllor SPECIAL SALE on fine fX Diamond Rings and jiuu una www cv Ranging from $10 to $ tOO, subject to PDroval. T A V NT A CC A I I JEWELER & iTirvrv iirjiru OPTICIAN Olcott Avenue EAST CHICAGO

VALPARAISO NEWS

Attorney D. E. Kelly was at Crown Point today on legal business. Mrs. John Howard of Chicago is the guest of Sheriff Green and family. M. Walsh returned home last night from a visit at Hammond and Chicago. Miss Abble Duggan is visiting at LaPorte, the guest of Miss Emma Meinke. Mias Larue Skioner, who has been quite sick with yellow Jaundice, is Improving. Miss Bertha Ilesser Is visiting at Hammond, the guest of Miss Muriel Eastwood. The Misses Deborah and Myrtle Wolf are the guests of friends at Crown Point. Ben Edwards, west of town, had three head of cattle killed last night by lightning. A. R. McCall and family have re turned from a week's visit at Chicago with relatives. William Duenow and family arrived home this evening from a month's visit at points In Michigan. The Nickel Plate will run a special excursion from this city to Fort Wayne Friday on account of the fair. Mrs. J. E. Skinner has gone to Min neapolis. Minn., to visit her daughter, Mrs. Larson, for several weeks. Valparaiso has a total of 1,131 school children attending school In this city. according to the latest official re turns. This city was visited by a heavy electrical storm last night, doing con siderable damage to property and crops. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ward, who have been visiting relatives in this city. have returned to their home In Fort Wayne. Rev. Dr. W. J. Kirby of the Cath olic university at Washington, D. C, visited at the home of his cousin, Attorney D. E. Kelly, and family, yes terday. Mrs. Vesta Meader Skanks of this city, was quietly married in Chicago yesterday to Henry Lee Van Cleave, a prominent business man of Super ior, Wis. Purnett Bronson, an old resident of this city, died this morning at 9 o'clock of paralysis. The deceased had been an Invalid for a number of years. He served all through the civil war and was for anumber of years commander oi xne tj. iv. u. post or this city. He was 67 years old and leaves a wife, two daughters, Mrs. Florence Johnson of East Chicago, and Miss Mary Bronon of this city, and one son, Ralph Bronson, of Chicago. DYER NEWS Peter Klassen transacted business In Chicago yesterday. P John Kellman was In Chicago on business yesterday. F. Seehausen of Kreuzburg was here yesterday on business. Mrs. Teufke, living south of Dyer, moved to Steger, 111., yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lauerman of St. John spent Tuesday with relatives In Dyer. Rev. Jos. Flach returned to Dyer yes terday after a few days' stay at Crown Point. Quite a number of Dyer folks at tended a dance at St. John jesterday evening. William Belrlger of Chicago was here Tuesday to spend the day with his parents. Herman Batterman of Mississippi is spending several days with relatives here at present. M. Lelnen of Chicago, formerly of this place is visiting with M. Fagen and family at present. Madam A. E. Reeves of the National Sewing Machine company of Belvidede 111., was here Tuesday In the Interests of the firm's business. The Hammond Cornice Works repaired the small steeple on aur church Tuesday. Tho steeple was blown off sqme time the past summer. CROWN POINT NEWS William Vansciver went to the city yesterday. Samuel Lightner of Hobart was here on business. W. A. Scheddell transacted .business In Chicago yesterday. Harry Graves of Hammond, came to Crown Point yesterday. Attorney Kelley of Valparaiso, was here today looking after legal business. Contractor W. J. Turnes Is here looking after legal business concerning the court house. N Attorney Joseph Conroy of Hammond, was transacting legal business herti yesterday. John Berlin, who has been seriously ill with pneumonia for some time, Is getting along very nicely. Mrs. W. L, Allman delightfully entertained about thirty-six lady friends at a 6 o'clock dinner last night. After which cards were indulged in, Mrs.

Lela Howell capturing first prise, Mrs. Harvey Sauerman second, and Mrs. Lafay C. Wllkle of Buffalo, X. Y., consolation.

Mrs. H. S. Holton, who has been the guest of Mrs. E. A. Krost returned to hor home in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. E. L. Dietrich and son, Xooman ot Chicago, are spending a few days in town the guest of John E. Luther. Wilbur Hart returned yesterday from a week's sojourn at Lafayette, visiting his fraternal brothers at Purdue. Misses Deborah and Mrytle Wolf who have been guests of Miss Ora Farley for the past fe wdays, returned to their home In Valparaiso yesterday. The following marriage licenses were Issued: John Gies, Crown Point 21 Josephine Melcher. Crown Point 21 Ralph H. Hopson, Elgin, 111 26 Cora Rohles, Elgin. Ill 19 Andrew W. Springs, Chicago 3S Birdie E. McLain, Chicago 23 MUNSTER NEWS H. S. Daugherty went to Hammond this afternoon on business. Mr. Kortje went to Crown Point market this forenoon. D. E. Thompson is a visitor from South Bend for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Van der Wall visited C. Van der Wall at the Marsh, today. The cabbage market has gone down from 10 to 9 and continues going down gradually. Walter Krooswyk has been on the sick list but is reported to be rapidly improving. Mr. De Huis of Lansing shipped an average of four to five cars a day for a week straight. The next Joint institute of North and Calumet townships will be held In Toleston Saturday, Sept. 28. Corn in this part of the county Is getting along nicely and needs but a week or two more of nice weather to mature. Richard Nomes visited Peter Molenaar today and returned to his home In West Pullman with a basket of lus clos grapes and some melons. The farmers claim that the W. Bar nard seeds are bringing good results this year and Insist on thanking the canvasser, P. Molenaar, Jr., in a way for the success. Saxony school did not begin until Tuesday on account of the late ar rival of the seats. The new four room school building and the grounds which surround It are alike beautl ful and Saxony is very proud In tho possession of It. The Holland Christian Reform church held opening exercises in the new parochial school In Munster yes terday and the attendance was large. Not many Munster children are expecting to attend the new school, but many from Highlands will and a bus is to take the children to and fro. INDIANA HARBOR Patrick Paynton has gone to Pueblo, Colo. George German has gone to the old country. The Jewish people held services In Union hall last night. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lundqulst re turned this morning from a week's visit in LaPorte. Albert Kaufman has received by mall from Chicago some of the checks stolen from him last Saturday. A large number from the Harbor at tended the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Kadi son's brother In Chicago yesterday. Louis Durleux whose building was recently damaged by fire, Is rebuilding the damaged part two stories Instead of one. A crew of thirteen bridge carpenters are working on the new lift bridge being constructed over the canal by the Lake Shore road. A foreign laborer at Bufnlngton while shaving himself Tuesday evening, was struck by lightning and severely shocked. The lightning Tuesday night struck two of the Land company's houses In the Park addition, doing slight damage It also burned out one of the street car motors. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lundqulst enter talned Monday evening Mr. and Mrs John R, Farwood, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephens and Mrs. John Stephens, o Parkersburg, W. Va. Considerable compaint is heard be cause of the condition In which Wash lngton street has been left by the sewer contractors, as It has stopped the moving of houses from Regent and Com monwealth to south side. Hoover & Mason, who are construct lng the large Iron electric dredges fo unloading ore from steamers to the new blast furance, will complete their work In about three weeks and the crew o workmen will go to Gary to do similar work. FOR SALE Weaned pigs, 6 and 7 weeks old, 5 per pair, at H. P. Dow ney farm, at. John, ma. s--jw KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Bufte WILLIAM KAUFMAJT. Prm. 11 Meal $4.30 Single 25o Pull Lta Imported sod Domestic Liquors and Cigr. Cor. Guthrie and Michigan Ave. TdestiMM lad. Harbor 612

Sleep

And Every movement of the body consumes energy. So does mental effort. " Energy is supplied by the nerves. It follows"' that physical or mental exhaustion simply means an over-draft on the nerves. Nature restores energy through rest and sleep. .You cannot sleep with tired nerves. Dr. Miles' Nervine soothes the irritation and restores nervous energy. "Although I have lived nearly 78 years I have stood up against testimonials for publication, but the unecjualed excellence of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine, as a m.dirine for inherent insomnia, intensified bv Inn residence in a high altitude compril me to recognize its superiority over every other medicine I have ever used for nervousness and sleeplessness. I feel sure that the Nervine Is free from Injurious opiates found in most medicines for insomnia, and can conscientiously recommend It to the kkh! Rnd nervous." MRS. W. H. FURSMAN. Colorado Springs, Colo. Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold by your druggist, who will Guarantee that tha first bottle will benefit. If It falls, he will refund your money. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind MERRILLVILLE NEWS E. Walter visited Hammond today on business. Harold Iddings leaves for Chicago university next Monday. Seventeen cars of gravel are on the sidetrack for distribution over the roads of Ross township. Charles Goodrich, a prosperous farmer who injured his head by a fall some eighteen months ago, has become insane. He was removed to the jail by the sheriff yesterday to await the time when he may be re moved to the asylum at Logansport. GRIFFITH NEWS Ed Dutton of Ross did business here today. John Helfln Is having a new cellar put under his house on Factory avenue. Friends of M. L. Toohill are glad to know that his health Is Improving some. The Lake County Produce company have Just finished loading a couple of refrigerator cars with cabbage for the western market. WHEELER NEWS Mls3 R. C. Taylor was a Chicago vis itor today. O. M, Tatlock was a Valparaiso vis itor yesterday. L. I. Robinson was a business visitor in Valparaiso yesterday. Earl Hatten, formerly of Wheeler, visited relatives here Monday night and Tuesday. The Ladies Aid society of the M. E church will give a supper Friday night at the church. Mrs. J. M. Conrick and daughters. Misses Lauro and Mary visited in Chicago yesterday. The musical recital of the pupils of Miss Nellie Jones has been postponed until next Monday evening. The boys of the High school have just placed a large order with A. O. Spauldlng & Co. for athletic supplies. ST. JOHNS NEWS Henry Sortzrlch from Chicago, was a St. John business visitor Wednesday. George Stark's house was struck by a thunder bolt Wednesday night, but no damage was done. Miss Annie Soelker returned from Hammond Wednesday evening, where she visited since Sunday. The barn on the Huseman's farm, southwest of St. John was struck by lightning Wednesday night. Nick Bohr from Chicago, Is hre visiting friends and relatives. While here he will make different repairs on his farm. Mesdames Peter and Alois Portz. and Messrs. Frank Stark. Peter and Alois Porta were Crown Point visitors Wednesday. An engine and a car were run off the tracks near Hartsdale Wednesday night. The wrecking crew and the section men were obliged to work In the heavy storm during the entire night, and it took them until morning before they had finished their work. On account of the heavy rains and storms, many people took a lay off yesterday, as they could not do any work. They related their experience of the previous night to each other and it waa found that almost all of the people started out of their beds the same moment, when three unusually loud thunderbolts followed each other In qnick succession.

Fred Kunzmann FRESH and SALT MEATS GROCERIES ' Reasonable Prices, Prompt Delivery and the only Sausage Works in Hammond.

x t 83 STATE STREET.

m UNCLE SIEBERT'S

THE MASTER PIECE BY A MASTER BAKER

HOSTETTLER & ISFORT (Formerly ROGERS 8 HOSTETTLER) HAVE OPENED A NEW

Livery J- 1 .... f -2

-VfeSm Fayette

TS

They will also continue their busines at 7173 State Street Telephone 115 BOARDING and UP-TO-DATE RIGS a Specialty at our new Fayette St. Barn. GIVE US A TRIAL.

DO NOT DELAY! IVTowr Is the time to hnve that House piped for Oas HgHts. Estimates cheerfully given free upon application at the office, personally or by phone. South Shore Gas & Electric Co.

1-47 South Hohman St. BUFFALO NEW YORK BOSTON AND EAST VIA Michigan Central " The Niagara Falls Route " and connecting America's Greatest Ry. System Trains ctrryin Through Sleepers stop at Hammond In both directions PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY I. E. DICKINSON TICKET AGENT THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY THE FISH BRAND SLICKER b the man who has tried to get the same sendee out of some other mako Geern Light - DuroUe Guaranteed Waterproof gud Soki Everyvbera

B

-l

Telephone 77.

Manufacture fcy THE HAMMOND BAKING CO. Inc. Hammond Bldg.

StaJbl . . 276 iSfit &i Street Phone 222 Telephone lO 'ennsylvi LINESJamestown Exposition Dally Excursions to Norrolk, Va. Tour of East with stop-overs at PITTSBURGH NEW YORK HARR1SBURQ BOSTON BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON, RICHMOND and other points OO ONE ROUTE RETURN ANOTHER NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST SPECIAL REDUCED FARES For Particulars call on L. A. MInard, Ticket Aft. Hammond CHAMPION BELT POWER HAY PRESS rmf TTo.-V-S3I tiler I51' blW Let us tU you what the; are. Writ a for special terms, and prices. FAMOUS MFG. CO., 60ChicaffoAve., East Chicago, Ind iL . t . Champion M! HAY PESS L.-' -ors Mooa'ed Power or Oioiiii mr J cj plunder to cm round of borws. Side acid end hitch. Self feed. Automate Block Dropper. 2 to I toaa per hour. Fail ima erf belt

Ft