Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 105, Hammond, Lake County, 19 October 1907 — Page 6

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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

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Saturdav, October 19, 1907.

WHITING NEWS

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David Twltt, assistant foreman at the boiler shop of the Standard Oil company, has returned from a two months' visit with relatives In England. Mr. Twltt remembered several of his friends with gifts, among which was a genuine meerschaum pipe, which he bought for John R. Morrison of New

York avenue. Mrs. James Clark and family of Stieglltz Park, have gone to Alton to reside, where Mr. Clark is employed. Mr. and Mrs. George Schaaf have returned from California, where they spent their honeymoon with relatives of the bride. They will now be at lfome to their many friends at the Vater Bisters' home In Central avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parks of L,aPcrte avenue, are spending a few weeks with relatives in Ohio and Canada. Clyde Lampman was out for the first time yesterday since his recent nines . Miss Ella Klose is home from Valparaiso university to spend Saturday and Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A. Klose. Her room-mate, Miss Hess, a young lady from West Virginia, accompanied her. The Christmas club, which has been recently organized for the purpose of giving suggestions as , to Christmas gifts, held its second meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Gillette in Sheridan avenue. The officers of th organization are as follows: Mrs. .). Keller, president; Mrs. S. Campbell, vice president; Mrs. Hugh G. Muffit, secretary; Mrs. R. Humphreys, treasurer. Messrs. Clay Collins, James Smith and Robert Stewart have gone to Mo: rocco, Ind., to remain over Sunday. Beaumont Parks' division of the men's club will have charge of the services at the Congregational church tomorow night. Forty hours' devotion will be conducted In the Sacred Heart church, beginning tomorrow and ending Tuesday. The cervices will be conducted by a Redemptlonist Father from Chicago. The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Connor, who died at her home In Fischrupp avenue as the result of a tumor on the base of the brain, was held at the Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock this morning. The Interment took place at Greenwood cemetery, Hammond. Mrs. Connor was a woman who had many friends, was a loving wife and a kind mother. She leaves to mourn her loss besides her husband, James Connor, three children, the eldest a daughter of thirteen, the next a daughter nine years of age, and the baby, two weeks old.

ROBERTS DALE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Langohr of Indiana boulevard saw "Uncle Tom's Cabin" at the Calumet theatre In Chicago last evening. Mrs. Ben Barnes of Reese avenue has been entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Young of Springfield, 111., for a few days. The young son of Mrs. Frank Pruitt is seriously 111 at her home In' Harrison avenue. Mrs. Henry Eggers jr., and her sister. Miss Marie Seliger, left yseterday for Chicago Heights where they will spend a few days visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Engler of Indiana boulevard was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. Clarence Masterson of Harrison avenue, Is entertaining her sisters, Mrs. Rose Smith of Argus, Ind.. and

Misses Pearl and Mary Chapell of

Burbon, Ind. Mrs. J. Brenner of Indiana boulevard has been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Feister of Kensington, 111.

George Sladeck of Palos, 111., is visiting relatives here for a few days. Miss Josephine Jewett of Indiana boulevard was the guest of friends in Chicago Friday. Charles Kreuter of Roby, Ind., is confined to his home with a serious attack of rheumatism. Messrs. Ed Barnes, Val Brown, Willie Kasch and Aimer Ehlers, saw "Uncle Tom's Cabin" at the Calumet theatre In South Chicago Thursday evening.

was about to make for the people residing near the Erie depot, but before the sleep was thoroughly rubbed out of their eyes all the evidence was carefully gathered up and hauled from the depot. The following Is a list of marriage licenses issued in the clerk's office yesterday: Harry L. Ie. Hammond 2S Georgie M. Combs, Hammond 20

Barney Dahlkamp, St. John. Ind 25 Lena Trinen, SchererviUe, Ind 27

CLARK STATION

CROWN POINT NEWS

Mrs. Kohnke and brother, Otto Heinle

of Clarke transacted business at South Chicugo.

Miss E. Behn transacted business at South Chicago. Mr. Feeblecorn of Hammond visited friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Hale of East Chicago visited friends here.

VALPARAISO NEWS

TOLLESTON NEWS

Miss Emma Rumpp visited in Hammond yesterday. Miss Ella Ruse was a Hammond shopper yesterday. Mrs. T. Jackson of Harvey, III., spent the day here yesterday. Mrs. W. E. Gibson was a Hammond shopper yesterday. Mrs. J. Copeland and sister, Miss Alma Olson were shopping In Hammond yesterday. Mesdames J. F. James and H. W. Uecker were visiting In Gary yesterday afternoon. Mesdames C. C. Gibson, J. Q. James and H. W. Uecker spent Wednesday in Windsor Park. Mesdames F, Quakenbush and C. L. Ketrow will spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Phillips and family.

ST. JOHNS NEWS

Mrs. Jos. Gerlach was a Crown Point visitor Friday. Mrs. John Stoltz from Merrillville visited relatives here yesterday and reports their business as being X'rosperous. August Koehle and his brother, Frank spent Saturday In Chicago, from where Frank Koehle will leave for his home in Pittsburg, Pa. Emil Stark, who spent several days here with his parents returned to West Creek township. Ben Swanson was taken to the County Poor farm Friday. While in this neighborhood Ben was known as being very industrious, but since he returned from Mississippi, where he went some time ago with intentions of buying land he has been sick and as he was unable to do any work so far he was taken away. N. Mayer, who has the contract for building Jos. Gerlach's house was in town yesterday doing some preliminary work on the building place. Miss Mary Jordan returned from Hammond last night where she visited with relatives. Mrs. Jos. MIchals returned to Englewood Friday evening. Miss Sallle Herman, who Is working for Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gerlach, was given a surprise party yesterday by some young people from Dyer. George Gerlach spent Friday in Hammond.

A dance will be given at Spring Hill Grove, St. John, Wednesday evening,

Oct. 23. A large attendance Is ex

pected. We extend an invitation to

all. 9-19-3L

X. J. Bozarth went to Plymouth this morning on legal business. Miss Dona Heard of Tampa, Fla,, is the guest of relatives in the Vale. Deputy Prosecutor Parks was at Hammond yesterday on business. Ralph Miller is at Hebron this week erecting several monuments in the cemetery at that place. Miss Lucy Dumas of Goshen, a former Valparaiso girl was married in Chicago yesterday to Wm. Brvnes of that city.

A. Wolkenhauer of Ft. Wayne has ac

cepted the call extended by the German

Lutheran church of this citv to take

harge of the parochial school and he

will be installed Sunday, Oct. 20.

W. F. Spooner is in Chicago today at-

ending a meeting of the Indiana agents

the Equitable Life Assurance com

pany.

There was no session of the circuit

court yesterday. Judge McMahon and Court Reporter McKenzIe returned to Crown Point yesterday.

A son was born last evening to Mr.

and Mrs. Milo Bronson.

M. J. Beach was at South Bend today

on business.

Mrs. Alex Lippman is visiting rela

tive at South Bend.

Mrs. R. P. Wolfe went to Xiles, Mich.,

today to visit relatives for a week.

Miss Ruby Beach is visiting friends

at Westville.

G. W. Sheets of Indiana Harbor is

here visiting friends.

John Rader of Chesterton was in the

city to day on business.

James Bell was called to Chicago

last evening by the serious illness of

his daughter, Miss Lottie.

Jake Rumboldt has moved here from

Hobart and will start a hack line here.

W. R. Williams and family returned

home last evening from Rochester. X

Charles Xuppnau was here from Gary

last evening.

J. E. Turner of Rockford, 111., is

visiting here for a few days with his

son, F. A. Turner and family.

Mrs. John Magee of Hebron is here

visiting her mother, Mrs. Samuel

Stoner.

Miss Clara Lembke is visiting friends

In Chicago.

Miss Xellle Fuller, who moved from

this city to Hobart a month ago, died

Wednesday at Hobart.

The Valpo high school has cancelled

its game with Warsaw high school for

today on account of four players being

nellgible to play.

J. W. Elam will attend the Post

master's convention at Washington, D.

C, next week.

aiiss lena bnuitz of Wheeler was a

visitor in the city yesterday.

Frank J. Woznaik, formerly of this

city will be married on Monday to Miss Jossie M. Miller of New Carlisle. The

ceremony will be performed at Rolling

Prairie.

Harbor at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jos. Ambrosious. Mrs. John Filson is a South Chicago visitor today.

Mr. marker of Commonwealth ave

nue, is very sick with pneumonia, with slight hopes of his recovery.

EAST CHICAGO NEWS

John Kramer was a Chicago shopper yesterday. Tweldie and Charles Lamberg were transacting business in Chicago yesterday. Ralph Ilouk of South Dakota, arrived home last evening and expects to visit friends and relatives for a few days. Contractor W. J. Turnes & Co. have finished the concrete walls in the basement of the north wing of the court house, and are now ready for the brick layers. Fred Helde of Chicago, agent for the Tosettl Brewing company, made his resular business trip to this place yesterday. John Meyer is clearing up the ruins of his barn, which was recently destroyed by fire, and it is reported that he Intends to put up a new brick structure in the same place. The girls of the high school basket

Cuii team are practicing every evening after school and It is said that they are doing excellent work. The Independent Order of Foresters of Crown Point, No. 4, drew a large crowd to their dance last night in the Central Music hall, and a very enjoyable time is reported by those who participated. Charles Collins and Jessie Berlin, both highly esteemed young people of this place, are victims of Dan Cupid and will be made man and wife next Wednesday at the home of the bride, two miles south of this place. Yesterday morning as the sun arose many people of Crown Point were surprised of hearing about the "hot "time" ha late Wfcil Farco express train

R. McBride of Chicago, will deliver

an address at the M. E. church Sunday

evening.

A large delegation of young foks

went over to see the Crown Point-

Hammond football game, and the game

between the Tigers aid Hammond Ath

letics at Harrison park, yesterday.

Andrew Linko is back after a three

months' trip to the old country. Andy

says he would not consider living per manently in Europe on a bet.

Frank Kaufman is building on Bar

ing avenue.

The Epworth League meeting of the

M. E. church was well attended.

Sergeant Bowen of the local police

force, will enjoy a week's vacation,

beginning tomorrow.

The new Reformed Hungarian

church on Kennedy avenue, will be

dedicated tomorrow with great cere

mony. The structure, of brick and

stone, is valued at Jio.000 and is a tribute to the thrift and industry of

the Hungarian people.

W. R. Diamond Is remodeling his

store on Chicago avenue and is having

a steel ceiling set in place. When the repairs and alterations are completed

he will have one of the best appearing

stores in this region.

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GRIFFITH NEWS

Mrs. George Long returned to her

home In Hammond today after visit

ing a short time with friends In this

vicinity.

Mrs. Shoddy was a Hammond shop

per today. Miss Anna Mlgraf also vis

Ited that city, going on the Jisv p. m.

Erie.

Miss Lena Miller spent the after

noon in Hammond.

The town authorities are having the

sidewalks connected across the streets

with crushed stone and intend having

them macadamized instead of concrete

as the walks are.

The plan of letting the individuals

along the street light the street lamps

is not proving very satisfactory. Many

of them are lighted only occasionally

thus making the system give very

poor service.

Contractor Rumsey Is on hand to

day to meet with the town board for

the purpose of making the final ar

rangements In closing the sidewalk contract. He expects to begin work

Monday. Ills father-in-law, James

Pinkerton of Lowell, accompanied him

here.

A dance will be given at Spring Hill

Grove, St. John, Wednesday evening,

Oct. 23. A large attendance is expected. We extend an invitation to all. 9-19-3t.

DYER NEWS

left for her morning after with relatives

D. Scheldt was a Hammond business

visitor yesterdav.

Our public school was closed yester

day, as our teachers had visiting day.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Hillegonds spent yes

terday at Hammond.

Mrs. Barbara Spanier

home in Hammond this spending several weeks

here at Dyer.

A. E. Kaiser spent Thursday at Chi

cago on business.

Thursday night some one broke into

the Michigan Central car house here

and made away with the hand car. Up

to this tima nothing has been Heard

from it.

John Miller, Jr., of St. John, was

here Thursday in the interest of the

Northwestern Telephone ompany.

A dance will be given at Spring Hill

Grove, St. John, Wednesday evening.

Oct. 23. A large attendance is ex

pected. We extend an invitation to all. 9-19-3t.

HOBART NEWS

Miss Miss Anna Schills of Detroit. Mich., who has been visiting friends and relatives la this vicinity for several months. Is In Hobart wsiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mellon. Mrs. Jos. E. Mellon and son, Edward, returned today from their visit with friends at Fort Wayne. The Luther League will hold a musical and literary entertainment this evening at 7:45 in the church. A good

program has been arranged for and the

public is Invited. There will be a public dance in Strattar.'s hall this evening. Fred Englebrecht was out from the city Thursday. B. W. St rattan, who was at Galva, 111., for a few days, visiting a cousin who is seriously ill, returned last Wednesday. Ilev. Thomas Jansen was a visitor in Chicago today.

LOWELL NEWS

HESSVILLE NEWS

The marriage of Miss Alice Xatke and

Mr. Oliver Troesclioldt will take place

Saturday, Oct. 26.

Henry Schoon is building an addition to his house. Messrs. and Mesdames William Dedelow, Fred Dedelow and M. Eversole

saw "t aust at Towie s opera nouse

Thursday evening.

Among those who transacted busi

ness in Hammond yesterday were. Messrs. J. Tinold, O. Proesc.holdt, John

Hess, J, Hartman, Ben Lohse and Mrs. Kunow. Herman Lohse has accepted a position at the Graselll Chemical works.

RENSSELAER NEWS

Mrs. E. L. Hollingsworth has re

turned from Charlevoix, Mich., where

she has spent the summer. A. L. Clark of Monon, was In Rens

selaer on business yesterday.

Elmer Ellis of Monticello, visited his

brouicr, Mayor hi lis, today.

Miss Mary Michael, who has been

visiting friends and relatives here, re

turned to her home In Marion, yester

day.

Harvey Phillips was

on business yesterday.

Mrs. John Anderson,

visiting Mrs. William

turned to her home in Hoopestown, 111., today. Mrs. Charles Xasers of Sibley, Iowa, returned home today after a visit with her father, Peter May, and family.

In Monticello, who has been Garland, re-

GARY NEWS

LAKGE CONTRACT COMPLETED

Contractors Complete Macadamising of

Delaware Street In Specified Time and Break Ilecord.

(Special to Lake County Times.) Gary, Oct., 19. The work of maca

damizing Delaware street has been

completed as far as the Delaware house,

and there yet remains several days, ac

cording to the terms of the contract

wviti thf contract was let it was a

matter of speculation amongst the peo

pie of the town as to whether the contractors would be able to finish up the

orrvrir within the time stated as the

undertaking appeared to be gigantic The work was compelled to wait sev

eral times while the sewer work went nr hut nevertheless it was pushed as

V... . rapidly as possible by the contractors.

Tf nthe.r streets in the town were at

tended to with as much celerity, say

experts, the town would be in better shape.

A number of our citizens attended the street carnival at Itose Lawn Friday.

Miss Gay Patrick, after a pleasant

visit of two weeks here with her aunt.

Mrs. J. M. Castle and husband returned

to her home at Holyoke, Colo., Friday.

Mrs. S. C. Kenney of Hammond is

spending the week here with her son.

Denzil and family.

Attorney R. C. Wood had a severe

attack of heart trouble Thursday but

at this writing Is able to be out and around.

MUNSTER NEWS

The Misses Ludwig of the Scherer

viUe school, visited the Munster school

yesterday. Mr. Conron of Dyer, visited Miss

Se.hreiber's room of the Saxony school yesterday.

MrB. John Kraay went to Hammond

this morning.

Mr. John Kraay has gone to Kansas City, Mo., on business for the Farmers' Produce company. Mr. Joseph Kuhlman was called to

Hammond to see his aged father, who

is suffering from bronchitis and is very low. The Misses Ruby Wilson and Etta Henderson are spending Saturday and Sunday in Crown Point. Mrs. Jacob Krooswyk of Highlands, visited Mrs. Kuhlman yesterday.

air. ana Airs. it. t. uaugnetry are

visiting in Crown Point.

BLACK OAK NEWS

Miss Craay spent yesterday at Ham mond.

Mrs. Engstrom and Miss Millie Thone of Chicago, are spending a few days here with their mother, Mrs. Edward

Thone. S. Koedyker and family are spend ing a few days in Hammond.

A. A. Ebert and Charles Neidow were

visitors here this morning.

Cost of English Paupers. Some startling figures of compari

son have been made to show the great

cost of English paupers. The English poor law foots up an expense of more than $75,000,000 a year, which Is as great as the entire annual expenditure of the kingdom of Holland, almost as much as that of Australia and New Zealand combined and equal to the whole public expenditure of Denmark, Greece and Norway.

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INDIANA HARBOR

Mrs. William Reid of Hammond, was the guest of Mrs. Wm. McGrath of Lymour, Cal., at the house of the latter's mother, Mrs. U. Hardesty yesterday. The many friends of Mrs. W. W. Moberly, who recently underwent an operation, will be glad to earn that she is able to sit up, although not very strong yet. Mrs. Harriet Wlnslow and Mrs. W. B. Van Home and sons, Willard and wlnslow, are in the city today, having the childrens' pictures taken, it being Winslow's first birthday. Mrs. Hartigan of Englewood, was the guest og Mrs. C. C. Robinson, yesterday. A number of people from the Harbor attended the Eastern Star lodge in East Chicago last evening. Mr. Harry Hamman, who went to Alabama some weeks ago, returned to the Harbor, as the climate did not agree with him. Mrs. L. Seeds has friends from Iowa visiting her. Little Willie Stewart from Iowa fever. Mrs. D. Szymanski returned to Gary today, after a few days' visit In the

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Choose School Sites. The Gary school board met this morning at the headquarters and started out on a tour of inspection. They will look over various lots In all sections of the town for the purpose of chosing school sites. The south part of the town particularly will be given close attention as a large school house will be erected there in the near future.

Will Put on Vaudeville. Cal Harris, the well known sporting promoter, who Is trying to give the residents of Gary some live sporting events, is planning to make use of his big tent during the spare minutes between drawing up cards. Hereafter he will conduct a vaudeville show and put on boxing and wrestling at the same time. The plan is thought to be a good one and the first show will be given tomorrow night.

Briefs. The work on South Broadway is being rushed by the contractors so that it will connect with the Hobart road as soon as possible.

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