Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 14 October 1907 — Page 6

ROBERTS DALE NEWS

Messrs. George II. Slack, William Ehr-ppard and August Lumbers of Ileese avenue, were the guests of friends In Chicago Saturday evening. Oliver O. Forsyth, with a party of friends from Chicago, was a Robertsdale visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Babe of Harrison avenue, saw "The Cowboy Girl" at the Calumet theater In South Chicago Saturday evening. Miss Rose Zweig entertained the choir of the Roberts, lale Evangelical church at her home in Fred street Friday evening in honor of her birthday. A very pleasant evening was spent in music and games, after" which the hostes-s served a very elaborate lunch. The guests departed wishing Miss Rose many more happy birthdays. Arthur Stros3 of One Hundred and Sixteenth street, transacted business In Chicago Saturday evening. Miss Mamie Brown of Harrison avenue, returned home after spending a few days with relatives In Burdick, Ind. Miss Emily Utesch of Harrison avenue, was the guest of friends In Hammond Sunday. Miss Carrie Gosch of Central avenue, was the guest of her brother In Chicago, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Smith of Chicago, were the gue3ts of Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin at their home In One Hundred and Nineteenth street last evening. Mrs. John TVichorst delightfully entertained the members of the Robertsdale Pedro clug at her home In Roberts avenue, Friday afternoon. A very pleasant afternoon was spent In cards, after which a dainty luncheon was served by the hostess. The honors were awarded to the following: Mrs. "William Kelley, first prize; Mrs. Helman, second; Mrs. Herman Thelssen, consolation. Mrs. John Buntshuh died at the home of Mrs. Kreuger In Hammond at 11 o'clock yesterday morning, after a lingering Illness with throat trouble. The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall in Hammond. The daughters of Rebeccas, of which Mrs. Buntshuh was a member, will have full charge of the funeral. The interment will take place at Oak Hill cemetery. Andrew, the infant son of MrTaml Mrs. Andrew KaminskI, died at their home In Roberts avenue at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, aged 11 months and 20 days. The funeral took place today at 10 o'clock at the Slavish Catholic church In Lincoln avenue, Rev. Father Benedict officiating. The remains were taken to Greenwood cemetery In Hammond for interment. ST. JOHNS NEWS John Helfen from Griffith was the guest of Jos. P. Klassen over Sunday. Anton Huseman and family fiom Klaasville were the guests of friends In St. John over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller from Hammond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller sr., yesterday. Jacob Keilman from Chicago Heights was the guest of his father, Charles Kcllman, yesterday. Messrs. Jos Michals of Englewood and Peter Tfeifer jr., from Whiting, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Pfelfer over Sunday. Mrs. John Miller pr., and Mrs. John Miller sr., left for Chicago last night for a visit with Mrs. Mat Miller, who underwent an operation some time ago. Messrs. Carl Gerlach and Joe Erb iveio Hammond visitors Sunday. Andrew Bruckman spent Sunday with Anton Spieler. Messrs. Peter and Robert Klein of Chicago were the guests of relatives here yesterday. Miss Helen Gerlach left for Chicago Saturday to visit with relatives for some time. Mrs. Mary Klein left for Chicago this morning to spend a week with her children. Jake Osweiler from Chicago spent Sunday with Henry Soelker and family and returned, accompanied by his father, Mr. Osweiler who usually makes liis home in Chicago during the winter. Sallie Herman has taken a position doing housework for Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gerlach. The announcement of the coming marriage of Ben Dahlkamp from St. John and Miss Lena Trinen from Schc-r-ervllle, was made for the first time yesterday. Mrs. Peter Kcllman of Chicago was the guest of relatives here over Sunday. :vTr. and Mrs. John Scher of Whiting, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andiew Kaaimer. WHITING NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Teter Koch of Oliver street,. spent Sunday at Dyer with their brother, Theodore Kammer. Miss Barbara' Schaefer of Englewood, spent yesterday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer, cf Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scheer of Sheridan avenue, returned from St. John last evening, after spending several days with relatives. Peter Pfelfer, jr., spent yesterday at St. John with his aunt, Mrs. John Pfelfer. Mrs. Maud Thorpe of New York avenue, met with a rather serious accident yesterday. While she was preparing her Sunday dinner the floor in her kitchen accidentally gave away. Mrs. Thorpe went through, injuring her foot quite severely. Although this will cause her much trouble it was very fortunate that her ankle was not broken. Messrs. William LIndeman, Lawrence Doran and John Doran of Cleve land, Ohio, spent Saturday and Sunday wlh the two former's father-in-law, Adam Stoli, at his home in Berry Lake, and also with relatives In Whiting and Stiegiitz Park. Thia was the gentlemen's first visit in this locality anJ

they were much Impressed with the prosperity of our city. Miss Grace Hellwig of Danville, who has been spending a week at the home of Mrs. Gold in Hammond, has returned to the home of her uncle, C. A. Hellwig, of One Hundred and Nineteenth street. Undertaker C. A. Hellwig had charge of the funeral of the little child of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kaminski of Roberts avenue, at 9 o'clock this morning. The services were held at Father Benedict's church, and interment was at Greenwood cemetery, Hammond. "John Clark, the "dope fiend," who was takn in by the Robertsdale police about a week ago has been released and returned to Whiting yesterday.

where he ralsn.1 a disturbance and was locked up again. Misses Helen Mattern, Edytha Hollett and Margaret Griffith saw "The Red Mill" at the Grand opera house in Chicago, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ernie Sprague has a severe case of typhoid fever. Johann Von Pembrow transacted business in Chicago today. Mr. Holiday, principal of the Whiting high school, saw the football game between Indiana and Michigan Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Connors of Fischrupp avenue, is very ill. Miss Carol M. Kiefe, teacher of the seventh grade, has been asked to read a paper on "The School and the Community" by Superintendent Curtis at the Lake county teachers' institute, which meets in Hammond Oct. 5. Mrs. G. J. Bader 13 in Chicago today. The condition of John HIckey Is slightly better, reports saying ho was resting much easier this morning. Mrs. John Thiele and children of Central avenue, returned home from a two week's visit with relatives In Fort Wayne last night. Several of our local fans wear a rather sour look on their faces since the Cubs won Saturday. We will now be amused for a short time watching the different ones paying their bets. It Is the intention of George Hornecker to have his wife removed to her home today. r GRIFFITH NEWS John Huff, agent at the Erie, was called to serve on a special Jury at Hammond, but has succeeded In getting excused. Gus Houkus of Ross, spent a few hours here today. Blain Hutchins, who has been employed at the Erie office here, has gone to the Grand Trunk as day agent. Lee Chalfant and John Jamieson were Hammond visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Carbine are entertaining Mr. Carbine's father for a few days. M. L. Torhill made a business trip to Highlands today. Mrs. W. Conkright of near Ross, did shopping here today. J. Claude Rumsey and James Plnkerton of Lowell, were here in Zartman's large Buick auto Saturday evening for the purpose of making a bid on the town sidewalk contract. Jacob Miller is on the sick list. B. B. Potter was a Hammond visitor Saturday. Charles Dutton returned home today, having resigned his position as towerman at East Chicago. Mrs. John Taylor came home from Lowell last evening, where she has been for some time at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chester Pixley. Mrs. Pixley is recovering nicely from her recent operation. EAST CHICAGO NEWS Dr. Spear and A. J. Berqulst heard the Rev. Frank Gunsaulus in Chicago yesterday. Dr. Jacobs entertained friends from Chicago yesterday. An unknown man while in a happy mood, walked off with an overcoat from Tom Kellehel's saloon. When found he explained that In his condi tion at the time he took the overcoat he could not tell whether it was his or not. He was not arrested, but returned the property. Miss Genevieve Cochrane saw "The Girl Question" at the LaSallo In Chicago last night. On account of an accident to the bridge over the Calumet, all trains on the Pennsylvania were delayed yester day. Members of the M. E. church enjoyed a rare treat last night when Mrs. Bodkin, secretary of the Woman's Home Missionary society described her ex reriences among the Japs and Chinese. Mrs. Bodkin stopped off here on her wav to the national convention at Bos ton. John D. Williams has purchased Tom Carnigan's building on Chicago avenue. The Tigers football team played its first game of the season Saturday with the Crown Point high school. The boys went up against a heavy aggregation and lost by a score of 33 to 0. The feature of the game was the plunging of Young of Crown Point, and the defensive work of McShane of East Chicago. The boys hope to get into shape before the return game Nov. 2 Just received a Iare assort VCSf merit of line Hand Painted ' GMIISA WARE SSS3:&' Marked at tonlsh'njl low prices. t V NUCC A11 JEWELFR & iflV lrtv?."ivj, OPTICIAN EAST CHICAGO. IND. Get a stylish suit for hot weather froa ALBERT GIVEN THE TAILOR. Styles and Prices right Til Chicago Avenue. K. Chicago, In4. 101 State street, Hammond We are norr ready to mtll Ladles Skirts and Furs la addition to Trffor Ins.

MUNSTER NEWS

P. Klootwyk and son were Ir. Chicago on bt'o'm.ss Saturday. Mrs. Jrhn Kraay and her two daughters, Clara and Irene, were in Hammond Satuiday. Mr. and Mrs William Gruel were Saturday visitors in Hammond. Mrs. Henry Backman and her daughter, Miss Anna, of Saxony, were visiting the Stallbohm's Sunday. J. Podegraven of Hammond was here yesterday. Ernest Stallbahm Is visiting friends in Saxony this afternoon. A. S. Beebe of Minneapolis, Minn., is visiting at the home of Mr. and, Mrs. H. F. Kaske for a few davs. Clarence Morley of Oakland, was here Sunday visiting friends. Mis3 Louise Kuhlman returned to her home in Chicago after spending a few days with her parents, Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Kuhlman. Miss Ruby Wilson spent Sunday at the home of her parents in Crown Point. Mrs. G. Kooy and Martha Kooy spent Saturday in Hammond. The Munster people who attended the dance at Oak Glen Saturday evening were Hugo Stallbohm, Dora Stallbohm, Charles and Anna Diettrick, William Krooswyk and George Diettrick. They report hivirg had a delightful time. George Eppell was here from Ham mond today visiting friends for several days. Mr. and Mrs. VanWalden of Roseland were here today visiting at the home of Mrs. VanWalden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Munster. Peter Schoon spent the afternoon visiting the Kroosyk's. George and Chas. Diettrick and Will Krooswyk are visiting In Dyer this evening. Miss Agnes Schreiber of Saxony was n Chicago Saturday. Miss Dickie Kikkert of Highlands and her mother were here today. The names of the children of the Munster school who were not absent or tardy for the past month are as fol lows: Miss Wilson's room Elmer Kuhlman, Grade Kramer, Henrietta Kooy, Jake Wagner, Helen DeMIk, Mary Klootwyk, Lizzie Tanis. Miss Henderson's room Ada Zoeterman, Jennie Kooy, Mary Wagner, Erna Kaske. Peter Schoon, James Krooswyk, Willie Boland. Michael Boland, Peter Molenaar, P retKlootwyk, Jacob De Mik, Willie Kuhlman. Mrj Dougherty's room Irene Krooy, Martha Kooy, Rosle Schoon. LOWELL NEWS Mrs. R. M. Webb has returned from five weeks pleasant visit at Lancas ter, Ohio, the home of her girlhood days. Mrs. Carrie Hearst of Crown Point, is in Low-ell for a few days' visit with her sister, Mrs. Fred Sanger, and hus band. Professor Fastello, the cowboy wiz ard, gave a show at the Lowell opera house last night. A packed house greeted him and all say he gave a very creditable performance. Christopher and Florence Fowler have been called here from Iowa on account of the very serious illness of their sister, Mrs. Samuel Nichols. A trained nurse of Chicago has been engaged to care for Mrs. Samuel Nich ols. A bridge Is being put in on the road going west from the Emory Hathaway farm. This is a very needed iiyprove ment In which the rural mall carrier returns many thanks to Trustee Wor ley. Mrs. J. P. Palmer and son, Cecil, vis ited her relatives at Rose Lawn Sun day. Rev. Father Miller of Rensselaer, has taken up his residence in the St. Edwards church parsonage for a while. Mrs. Mueller of Creston will act as his housekeeper. VALPARAISO NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Herman Duenst, of are here visiting the Seattle, Wash., latter's son, Fred Ebersole and family. Miss Kate Shunk was In Hobart yes terday taking the place of Miss Emily Johnson, telephone operator at that place, who was on the sick list. Miss Fannie Single is visiting friends and relatives at Plymouth. Mrs. Carl Punsky and son are visiting her parents at LaPorte. Undertaker Stinchfleld yeseterday brought over from LaPorte the bady of Vollios, who died In the LaPorte county house. The body will be turned over to some medical school. Mrs. John W. Wood and son, Harry, of Chicago, arc visiting relatives In the city. The new filtering plant at Flint Lake, from where the city gets its water supply, has been completed and filtered water will be run through the pipes next week. Postmaster Carson was here from Hebron today. Fred Wood and wife cf Pontiac, 111., are here visiting relatives. John W. Brummett went to Bay City, Mich., today on business. Will Hanes left yesterday for a visit with relatives at Marion. Mrs. B. F. Wilson of Elk Falls, Minn., is the guest of relatives in the city. S. F. Courtright spent Sunday at Harvey, 111., with his daughter. Rev. O. R. Beebe, of Lincoln, Neb Is the guest of Dr. J. C. Carson and family. A. J. Fehrman and daughter spent Sunday with relatives in Chicago. Lincoln Biooke and wife, of Chicago are guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Brooke. Mrs. May A. Yohn, who has been visiting in New York and Pennsylvania, has returned home. S. II. Forbes of Evanston, III., Is in town looking after business interests. H .W. Talcott, former resident of this Icity. died at his home in San Diego.

THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Stewart, of Toleston visited Mrs. N. Stewart here, Sun day. J. E. Foust and family returned last night from an extended visit at Buckeye, Ind. Mrs. W. S. Fergus, of Chicago, Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Car penter. C. E. Traylett and wife and C. B. Holbrey of Morocco, Ir.d., arrived here yesterday to visit friend3, making the trip by auto. Dee Longshore, of South Bend, spent Sunday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sawyer of Boone, la., who have been visiting relatives here the past week, returned home today. Mrs. Henry Cobb, who has been visit ing relatives here the past month, returned to her home In Ames, O., today. Mrs. Esther Doon spent Sunday in Chicago with relatives. D. Sickles, cf Indiana Harbor, was in the city on business. RENSSELAER NEWS Misses Lulu and Helen Hopkins have gone to Aurora, 111., for a couple of weeks. B. F. Wilson of Indianapolis, who has been visitinsr his brother-in-law, William Smith, returned home yesterday. The retiring editor of the Rensselaer Republican, George E. Marshall, who has been the local weather observer for the past six years, has been obliged to resign on account of his intended departure for the west, and George Healey has been appointed his successor. The twenty-fifth or silver anniver sary of A. S. Larue and wire was neia Friday afternoon and evening at their home on River street. A great num ber of friends, in and out of town, at tended and many handsome and ap propriate gifts were received. D. S. White has returned to his home in Elgin, 111., after a week's visit with his sister, Mrs. John Mann. CLARK STATION Mrs. Kohnke and Mrs. Behn visited friends at Ross. Mr. Hopper and Mr. Webber returned to their home in Chicago, after doing concrete work a few months. Albert Watts returned to his home in Ross Friday night. Mrs. Stults of Clark visited relativea in South Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Kohnke of Clark transacted business at East Side. Mrs. E. B. Miller of Clark transacted business in South Chicago. Mr. Steinmetz and friend of Chicago were business visittors here. F. Behn transacted business in Black Oak. GARY NEWS GARY BOARD MEETS. The board of trustees held an un usually strenuous session on last Sat urday, taking care of more routine business than has been done for many a moon. There was a full attendance, Trustee Sears having returned from his visit in Kansas in time for the meet ing. Owing to the large amount of special improvement work going on that must be spread of record soon, it was decided to have the proper records made and get the treasurer started on his work. A committee consisting of Trustees John E. Sears and Millard A. Caldwell was appointed to visit J. D. Smalley, city controller of Hammond, and get from him suggestions relative to proper methods of handling the records. The necessary resolution for the final work of getting the Washington street improvement ready for advertising were adopted. Notices will be published this week asking for bids for the im provement to be brick on sand, cement sidewalks and sandstone curbs. The first resolution incidental to the im provement of Jefferson street from the Wabash to the Michigan Central and of Ninth avenue from Broadway to Jefferson street were adopted. Briefs. Engineer Melton reported a confer ence with Mr. Ahlvord of Ahlvord & Burdick of Chicago with regard to the sewer system for the part of town lying south of the Wabash. Alderman Haberle of South Bend was in Gary today looking over the city. Ed. Chocolate of the South Bend wagon works, and C. E. Cutting of the South Bend Tribune, were In Gary this morning. Maior Feaser of South Bend was in this city on business today. The Palne-Mauer company has re ceived its first consignment of alumi num covered figures for placing on buildings. They are made in accord ance with the ordinance providing for numbering houses. The ordinance provides a penalty for failing to have the house numbered and there is ex pected to be a scramble as soon as the city engineer gets the required map on file in the clerk's office showing the numbers for each lot. The board of education held its regular meeting with a full attendance Friday evening In the Phillips building. Col. Mayo, manager for Judge Bryan, attended the session to urge the purchase of Island Park Home by the board for a school site. The matter was taken under advisement. THE PAINE-MAURER COMPANY HARDWARE and FURNITURE Broad wav and nAOV ivn Eight Ave. UAKY, IMJ. WINES, LIQUORS. AND CIGARS Only High Grade Goods THE GABY Buffet and Ecstaurant Charles Dalla-Chieaa. Prop. Broadway, Gary

HOBART NEWS

joe fcteinberger or Indiana Harbor, V was In town Sunday. The banns of matrimony between Robert Schmelter and Miss Ida Bender were published yesterday by Father Jansen in St. Bridget's Catholic church. George Huff and Miss Emily Belding of Chicago, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bale, over Sunday. Grant Butler is out from the city visiting friends. B. B. Bale has built a new steel fence in front of his property on Georgiana street. The extra gang of Italians, which has been laying new steel on the Pennsylvania railroad for a couple of weeks. quit work last Saturday and refused to vacate their bunk cars until thev re ceived their pay. It took seven of the company's policemen to get them out of the cars. They went back to Chicago, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fied Englebricht. of Chicago, were visitors yesterdav in Hobart with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaska. Mr. and Mrs. Marry Lutz of Ham mond, visited relatives In Hobart over Sunday. Attorney J. H. Conroy of Hammond, was a Hobart visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs James Murray visited friends in Chicago. yesterday with CROWN POINT NEWS Joseph Eder of Chicago, was here over Sunday. Miss Mayme Maillett was a Hammond visitor over Saturday and Sunday. Okley Morton assisted Frank Ilouk in his store last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of Ham mond, were the guests of Mrs. Hughes' parents yesterday. Miss Ruby Wilson was here over Sunday with her parents. Emil Lamberg of Chicago was here visiting his parents over Sunday. Misses Clara and Bertha Griesel left for their home in Milwaukee, Wis yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Mott will leave for Superior, Neb., next Tuesday morning, where they expect to make their future home. Mr. Lowenberg and family of Chi cago, are visiting friends here. It is reported that Raymond Rudolph has taken a position in the Star office in place of Harry Elnsweiler. Civil Engineer W. B. Ray, who has been assisting F. Knight & Sons, has returned to Madison, Ind., to accept the office of city engineer. The Crown Point high school foot ball team defeated the East Chicago Tigers last Saturday afternoon by a score of 30 to 0. Julius J. Griesel Is a Chicago shopper today. WHEELER NEWS Miss Grace Johnston was a Hobart visitor Saturday. Mrs. Eby was among the passengers for Valparaiso Saturday morning. Miss Elmaida Johnston of Hobart, Ind.. spent Sunday at the home of Miss Grace Johnston. J. W. Hutchinson was a business visitor In Valparaiso, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Perrine were among the passengers for Chicago Sunday morning. If you don't hustle, you won't get many nuts. They are going fast. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wilson spent Sunday with relatives In Hobart. Several persons from Wheeler will visit the Eastern Star chapter of Valparaiso this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Will White and child were Valparaiso visitors yesterday. H. W. Abbott transacted business in Valparaiso Saturday. Henry Burge is not Improving very rapidly. DYER NEWS Jacob Austgen of St. John was here Saturday on business. Messrs. Alex and Henry Irschikowitz of Chicago, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Lenertz and Mr. and Mrs. Hein of Merrlllville, were here yesterday on their way to Chicago Heights. Mat Austgen of Hammond visited with relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Geiger of Hammond, were the guests of M. Fagen and family yesterday. John Rhode and son of Hammond, were Dyer visitors here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Moenix of Klaasville were here yesterday to visit friends. Mrs. Helen Austgen of Hammond was the guest of her son, Nicholas of this place, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymus of Hammond, spent Sunday, with relatives here. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Schulte was christened yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koch and chil dren of uniting1 were the guests of Theodore Kammer and family yester day. Dr. A. Seldler entertained a number of his children and grand-children yes terday. LANSING NEWS Mrs. John Schultz was a visitor in Chicago Friday. B. F. Bishop spent Friday in Chicago. Mrs. Martin Lange and children spent Friday with relatives in Chicago. Miss Ida Erunn was In Chicago Frl day. Miss ;Lmma Wollenberg, who has

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