Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 80, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1907 — Page 6

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES Friday Sept' 20, 1907. corner of Seventh avenue, corner of Sixth avenue cr near Fifth avenue, ICROWN POINT NEWS all facing Broadway, should apply toi HARRY IIA.LL, Gary, Ind. Or write F. M. Savage, Joliet, 111.

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Airy Green of LRoy was a Crown Point visitor 'yesterday.

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

Ernest Walters of Merrlllville was In Crown Point on business. Banker A. D. Buck of Chicago, who la interested in the telephone franchise for which C. C. Magenheimer of Chicago is asking, dropped into town for several hour's visit this afternoon. He leaves next week for the National Banker's convention at Atlantic City where lie expects to spend several weeks. Miss Edna Mahler of Lowell Is visiting friends here for a few days. Henry EOtrt of Hebron transacted lgal business in the Circuit court yesterday.

Chief of Polire Martin of Gary, was attending court at the county scat yesterday.

Edward Batterman of Hobart went through Crown Point in his automobile yesterday. Mrs. Henry Imker of Lansing. 111., Is spending a few days with friends and relatives here. Atty. "VVm. McAIeer of Hammond is trying- a personal injury case in the Circuit court thtsts days. Rev. Thomas of Hebron will preach at the Presbyterian church both next Sunday moriiinj; and evening. The ditch nller owned by Green & Son started yesterday morning at Julius Sehroeder's place on N. Main etreot. Atty. L. E. Meyer of Hammond was et the county seat on legal business before the Judge of the Circuit court yesterday. Mrs. Dora Zieserniss deceased was taken to her last resting place yesterday afternoon. A large procession of SI teams followed the remains from the houso to the cemeteijr x-- me German Evangelical church about 5 miles eouth of here where the remains were laid to rest beside those of the uuaband. MARUIAGI3 LICENSE. Albert Miller, Lowell Ilosio Stark, Lowell Michael Mreszke, K. Chicago, Ind... Antionia Sicke, E. Chicago. Ind Wm. Conroy, Chicago Edna Rengh, Chicago.. Paul Kramp, Chicago Mary Zachary, Chicago J. Howard V. O'Ncll, Chicago Josephine M. Cartan, Chicago . Jacob Chiekerman, Ind. Harbor, Ind. Magdalena Filip, Ind. Harbor, Ind... .26 .25 .26 .24 .18 .16 .29 .23 .24 .21 .30 TOLLESTON NEWS Miss Hulda Kurth Is on the sick list. Mm. Rosa Lucey was a Chicago shopper yesterday. Floyd Saxton was buslnesa Monday. In Hobart on Miss Tda Frank was shopper yesterday. Hammond Mrs. II. A. Townsley visited In South Gary yesterday afternoon. Miss Caroline Kreivitz was visiting In South Chicago yesterday. Mrs. P. C. Gretnburg visited with relatives in Hammond yesterday. Miss Mabel Wellington was among the Hammond visitors yesterday. Mayor Jacob Sertoli of Sherervllle has a grievance that he would like the good citizens of Griffith to eliminate. On the 19th Inst, having important business to transact In Griffith he drove over there and while having a casual conversation with Trustee Kunert of Calumet Township some unknown recreant purloined his horso and buggy. As this discoraforture has occurred several times heretofore, his honor became angry at the town marshall for rot protecting his property more diligently. GARY NEWS Attorney Stanton and Judge Ansley went to Millers this afternoon where Stanton Is Interested in the trial of some cases befor.e Judgo Westergren. Mrs. John McCorrnick and her two little daughters are expected this afternoon from Spring Valley, 111., where they have been visiting relatives during the time their furniture was on the road here from Toluca, 111. Frank Elston, engineer on the North Bide, Is slowly recovering the use of his right arm, which suffered a severe wrench a few weeks ago while he was lifting his work. He hurt several of the ligaments although they appar- j ently gave him no trouble until several days after the accident. Fersons of means anil responsibility wanting to rent buildings 50xS0 at School Supplies We are headquarters for TEXT BOOKS, TABLETS, Etc. Bell-Borman Dru3 Co. C. E. WILSON. INDIANA IIAUUOIi. Expert Aeeountaut nnd Bookkeeper. Books Opened. Closed, Balanced, etc.. Systems devised and installed for any business. Terms moderate. Vhen in Gary, stop, eat and drink at The Wabash Inn Washington St., near Wabash Tracks First-class meals. Fine Beers, Wines and Cigars. Eat. drink ind be merry 5TINES. LIQUORS, AND CIGAR3 Only High Grade Goods THE GARY Buffet and Restaurant Charle Della-Chlesa, Prop. Broadway, Gary, la a

The cases of the State vs. John JurB'ch and Mrs. John Jursich with thlr harbor tenant lis complaining witness which hud such a fnrcial ending at Miller several days ago, comes up again tomorrow at Indiana Harbor, where the prosecution has as-aln riled the cases aftr dismissing them at Aetna where they were taken up after the former jury disagreed.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Call spent the afternoon lure today. They are exptoting to move here within a few weeks. They have secured one of the houses on the west side and will have with them Mr. Call's father and family who are now at Elwood., Mr. Call's father 1 Inspector on the South Broadway improvement so that it will prove eminently convenient for all concerned to live here. Mr. Call will have an ofllce in the McCorrnick building after lie gets located here, but will spend practically all of his time at Hammond where he is associated with, Attorney L. L. Bomberger. MUNSTER NEWS II. Bakker visited Mr. Slcksma of Chicago. Miss Anna Dittrich. visited la Dyer several days ago. Jacob Munster went to Chicago yesterday on business. John Klootwyk transacted buslnesa yesterday in Hammond. Mrs. Charles Stallbohm went to Chicago today on business. Cora and Mary Wagner went to Lansing yesterday afternoon. John Molenaar and Peter Molenaar went to Hammond on business. Mrs. Peter Klckert and Cora Klckert were in Hammond shopping today. Miss Idella Lee of Highlands will spend the week end in Michigan. Richard Schaaf, North Township trustee, visited our schools today. Mrs. August Schneider of Saxony-did some shopping in Hammond today. Garit Johnson and C. P. Schoon went to Hartsdalo yesterday morning. Miss Emma Krooseryk spent ten days With Mrs. Peter Zyp of Highlands. Mrs. Louis Dittrich and Charles Dittrich visited in Hammond yesterday. The pickle and canning factory at Highlands is doing a rushing business. Miss Minnie Kaske has gone to Chicago to spend several days with relatives. The Misses Erla and Lillian TIede of Chicago visited Miss Winnie Kutzbach yesterday. Miss Mildred Cellar of Chicago was the guest of Miss Minnie Kutzbach yesterday. Miss Myrtle Munster and Miss Katherine Kichert are visiting in Lansing this evening. Win. Kunert, Calumet Township trustee, visited the Ridge and Griffith schools today. Mrs. Jacob Krossruyk and her sister. Miss Kate Kichert of Highlands were In Munster today. Ben Bakker and Henry Stallbohm are busy renewing the Macadam on Ridge road in Highlands. Mrs. C. M. Hutchins of Highlands and Winnefred Hutchins are spending a few days in Evanston. Miss Elizabeth Wagner visited a few days at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bakker. Tho men at the Maynard brickyards did not work today on account of too much water in the clay hole, after yesterday's severe storm. EAST CHICAGO NEWS W. C. Hutton visited Dr. Boles at llegewiseh, Wednesday evening. Miss Wilma Urie of Stregis, Mich., Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Sydney Veoes. Mrs. W. C. Hutton arrived home after FOR SALE Weaned pigs. 6 and 7 weeks old. $5 per pair, at II. P. Downey farm. St. John, Ind. 9-9-2w C. O. Christensen CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame He uses a specialty East Chicago. Ind. Get a stylish suit for hot weather from ALBERT GIVEN TJIU TAILUIU Styles and Prices right, 713 Chicago Avenue, E. Chicago. Ind. 101 State street, Hammond. We are now reader to sell La die Skirts and Furs In addition to Tailoring. vNl SPECIAL SALE on fine Diamond Rings and gf Studs this week 3 Ranging from $10 to $10O. aubject to approval. MAX NASSAU JLWELgTfCIAN Olcott Avenue EAST CHICAGO

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HON. n. D. CRUMPACKER TO THE PUBLIC. HON. E. D. CRUMPACKER, Indiana's Congressman, and HON. Z. T. SWEENEY, former U. S. Minister to Turkey, will positively appear at the CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, and give addresses. Don't miss this opportunity.

an absence of a month in Monticello, Ind. Mr. Xlch Yucsonovlch of Oklahoma Is the latest addition to the police force. It is rumored that Mrs. Andrew Fuzy and daughter have left town indefinitely. Dr. P. J. Rohrig of Ferry, Mich., is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Fred Ilascall on Todd avenue. Mrs. George W. Eewis is confined to her home by a sprained ankle. The accident occurred Wednesday evening when she stepped off the curb at the corner of Chicago and Forsyth avenues. Those desiring tickets for the moonlight lake ride, given by the Epworth Leauge, Saturday evening. Sept 2S, may obtain the same by calling at Roe's office a limited number will be issued. adv. The J. X. G. club met last night at the home of Miss Abbie Bailey to arrange for the reception to take place at "W'ieland's hall Oct. 11. After the meeting delicate refreshments were served. From all indications the reception promises to be a great social success. LOWELL NEWS Mesdames J. P.. Bailey and L. L. Gragg were shopping in Hammond on Thursday. Jerome Dinwiddle is having a new barn built on his range line farm over in Eagle Creek township. The Misses Madeline Drlscoll and Madge Lynch have returned to Downer's college at Milwaukee. Mrs. James Gerrish has returned to her home at Fort Worth, Texas, after an extended visit here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slayton have been called to Crown Point on account of the serious Illness of her aged mother, Mrs. Saphrona Melntlre. Homer Dobbins has gone to Crawfordsville, Ind., where he will take a course in law in the Wabash college. Homer filled the position of second baseman in the Lowell baseball team this season. He has a position in the college football and baseball teams.

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if - A 44 A.lX'A., ' "AS A X Xj. - .j.s', GRIFFITH NEWS Harold and Clifford Dutton were visitors at the county seat yesterday. Mrs. Sam Llghtfoot returned last evening from a visit with her parents at Hebron. Activity in the sidewalk business has about ceased and will not be resumed until after the town awards the contract for the unfinished portions. CLARK STATION Mrs. Konkey visited friends in Chicago Thursday. Fred Borman visited with his daughter in Chicago. Mrs. Raayder of Whiting visited friends in Clark. Mr. O'Herrn transacted business in Indiana Harbor. Miss Ruth Peterson transacted business at Hammond. Miss Lydia laager transacted business in Indiana Harbor. Miss Clara Brown transacted business In Hammond Thursday. HOBART NEWS Ralph Ruckman visited Chicago last evening. friends In The Chesterton Tribunes are scheduled for a game here with the Marocns next Sunday. Mrs. George Mandus of South Chicago Is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Myers. Mrs. Carl Miller, aged 79 years, died yesverday morning at hef home aorth tf town. She had been sick but a f dw vceks. Attorney Peddicord, Seward Llghtner and Jatob Kramer, were at the county seat yesterday on legal business. They went over in Mr. Hamann's auto. During the storm yesterday morning WlUlajn Beiner's house oa Swode

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tvj jj. ' 5. S. - avenue, was struck by lightning but not much damage was done. A cow belonging to George Lutz, who lives south of town, was killed. Mr. Perry, who has been working as night operator at the Pennsylvania cabin east of town for several months, has been transferred to his home at Corvoy, O., and George Fleck has been given his place at the cabin. INDIANA HARBOR Mrs. E. S. Gilbert has been confined to her bed with illness. Miss Marie Lees is attending kindergarten institute in Chicago. W. A. Van Seoyke, who moved from here to Elkhart, is in town again. The Ladies Literary club went to LaPorte today and was entertained by Mrs. J. L. Walker. LV Hardesty has been sick for a few days and unable to attend t6 his duties at the cement plant. John E. Galvin of Lima, Ohio, spent Wednesday with his father, J. W. Galvin, of Pennsylvania avenue. Miss Mae Lewis has resigned her position in the postoffice to take a better one in the railroad office at Gibson. Rev. T. D. Phillips came out from the city today and reports that he is very busy these days attending to his duties in Chicago as Episcopal clergyman. Oliver Olin has been in a Chicago hospital for some time, but expects to be able to return home in another week. His mother came from LaPorte today to see him. Hatch & Co. have about completed all their paving contracts and expect to leave here soon for this year. Black avenue and Washington street have cot been finished and will not be this year on account of the sewers not being in. There Is to be another change in the management of the South Bay hotel Oct. 1. B. F. Mann, who has been here but a short time, will be succeeded by the Barker brothers, two sons of Meyer Barker of this place.

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:OSTETTLEE & ISFOET

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They will also continue their busines at 71-73 State Street Telephone 115 BOARDING and UP-TO-DATE RIGS a Specialty at our new Fayette St, Barn. GIVE US A TRIAL.

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N. O. PARTLOW, Prop, AT WHITAKER'S LIVERY BARN.

DO NOT DELAY! Now is the time to have that house piped for Gas lights. Estimates cheerfully sjiven free upon application at the office personally or by phone. South Shore Gas 5c Electric Co.

147 South M oh man St.

THE FINSEN LIGHT AND ELECTRIC INSTITUTE DISEASES NOT ONLY TREATED BUT CURED AT THIS INSTITUTE NERVOUS DISEASES:- Both Functional and Organic. STOMACH DISEASES:- Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, etc. RHEUMATISM:- Acute, Chronic and Muscular. DISEASES OF THE EAR, NOSE, THROAT AND LUNQS:-ia all their stage SKIN DISEASES:- Eczema, Cancer, Tumors, etc. BLOOD DISEASES:- and Diseases of the Heart. KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES:- not curable in private practice. DISEASES OF WOMEN :- Infiammations, Displacements, atd ail forma of Female Disorders, ,Sfe9tCrtPt'v Suite 3CO-304 Hammond Bid?. HAMMOND.

Both gentlemen have had experience in the hotel business ami the hotel will no doubt be kept up to a high standard. FOR SALE Weaned pigs. 6 and 7 weeks old, $5 per pair, at II. P. Dow- i ney farm. St. John, Ind. 9-9-2w V A TTfTLT AXTIP New Empire Hotel & Buffet 21 Meat $4.50 Single 23c Full Line of Imported and Domestic Liquor and Cizr. Cor. Guthrie and Michigan Ave. Telephone lad. Harbor 61 Z

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Telephone 77. AT 276 Fayette Street Phone 222 PRIVATE HORSE SALE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK 5 years old. Telephone 1Q EXCELLENT TRAIN SERVICE TO PO.VT5 -V MICHIGAN VIA MICHIGAN CENTRAL mThm Niagara tails Hour j S