Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 22 October 1907 — Page 6

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WHITING NEWS

Frank MacPherson Is taking a three month's course in Prof. Sandow's eohool for strong men In Chicago. MacPherson is Writing's "strength" representative and is preparing for several meetings during the corning winter. ' John Bellantyne. agent for the Fort "Wayne railroad, spent Sunday at the homo of his brother, James Ballantyne and family of Ilobart. Theodore Sievert has resigned his position as conductor on the South Chicago City railway and Is now working at Rogers Park In Chicago. Mrs. Henry Fllleld of Olive street returned yesterday from a visit with relatives In Culver, Ind. Mesdames Violet Templeton, Mary Meyers and niece from Chicago were in Gary yesterday. Messrs Roy Morrison and Frank MacPherson attended the services at the Baptist church In Hammond Sunday evening. Mrs. A. P. Melton of Gary, spent yesterday with Mrs. Ixn Stevenson of Ohio avenue. ' Misses Ella Klose and her roommate "Dixie" Hess, returned to their studies at Valparaiso University, after spending Saturday and Sunday with the former's mother, Mrs. A. Klose. Miss Winnie Fleres resumed her duties in the office- of the South Shore Gas and Electric company yesterday after a prolonged absence with typhoid fever. Her sister, Miss Delia Fleres. who has been filling her position, will go to dressmaking again. Miss Grace Klefer of Woodlawn spent Sunday with Miss Florence Schaub of Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith (nee Orace Hellwig, have gone to their future home in Rossville, 111., ( after spending a few days with relatives in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parks have returned from a visit in Canada and also in Cleveland, O. Mrs. Fred J. Smith of Oliver Btreet is entertaining her mother and sister from LaPorte, Ind. The class of '06 of the Whiting high Bchool held a business meeting in the club rooms last night. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfelfer have returned from St. John, where they spent about nine weeks. The Daughters of Liberty will give "True Blue" a Grand Army play, under

the direction of Col. Hunt, at Goebel's opera house, Oct. 29. Clay Collins Is back at his duties at the police station after spending a few days with his mother and children at Morocco, 111. The condition of John Hickory continues to improve, and there is now every hope for his recovery. Frank Allison is suffering with a large boll on the back of his neck. Meeting of Fortnightly. Mrs. Henry Beaubeln was hostess to the fortnightly club at her home In La Porte avenue at their third meeting of the year. This was a humorous evening, the leading humorists of -the day being under discussion. As the roll was called, each member present responded with a quotation from Sir John Talstoff, the time allowed for these being ono minute. The following papers were read and each was enthusiastically received: Bill Nye Mrs. Frank Long Samuel Clemens. . .Mrs. II. Humphreys Art Humorists Mrs. II. G. Fi field Modern Prose Humorists.. .C. M. Klefe After the papers were read, the guests were entertained for a few moments by fairy tales told by each of the following ladles: Mesdames John Coar, William Curtis, L. II. Mattern, Frank M. Long and Robert Humphreys. These were tho funniest things ever seen or heard and they succeeded in causing much merriment. The next meeting will be held Nov. 4, at the home of Mrs. John Coar of

Sheridan avenue, when "Our Paternal Government" will be atudied.

is contemplating a trip to South Dakota, Mr. Walker, an Insurance man from Chicago, was here on business yesterday. John Buntshuh has accepted a position with Steffer & Company in Chicago. Mrs. J. Hatt visited friends in Hammond yesterday. Richard Fehrman of Lincoln avenue is very sick with typhoid fever. A heavily loaded wagon from South Chicago, broke down on the bridge over Wolf river at Roby, yesterday, delaying the cars and other traffic until help came to remove it. Street Commissioner Kuhlnian of Hammond, was here yesterday, inspecting the streets and alleys. Several teams are engaged In filling In the streets and cleaning the alleys. The people nre very much pleased with the progress of the work. Frank Hoffman of Roberts avenue was taken to Mercy Hospital in Chicago Monday, where he will undergo a very serious operation. The Chicago Telephone company has completed Its underground system from South Chicago to Sheffield avenue. This Is quite an improvement on the overhead f.vstem 'specially now that the winter months are coming on as the wires are quite frequently broken during the severe storm's. ,A car on the Hammond, Whiting ana Kast Chicago line Jumped the tracks at Sheffield avenue Sunday, doing considerable damage by running into the telegraph pole, breaking It off and tauslng the wires to come down with It, tyingup the telephone service as well as the cars for some time.

MUNSTER NEWS

Cornle! Klkkert and William Flymm went to Rlverdale Saturday to spend a few days wth friends there. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Blocker of Roseland, spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jansen. Harry Balder was in Roselands oyer Sunday. Glen Kbright of Hammond was called to Munster Saturday to doctor a cow of C. Jabaay's that almost choked itself to death by swallowing a whole carrot. Mrs. Paul Kaske and Miss Auguste Kaske of Chicago, spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Tina Do Frls of Hartsdale visited here yesterday.

Mss Emma Krooswyk and Peter Schoon, Jr., visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kroosw, k of Hghlands, Sunday. Miss Winnie Kutzbach and Miss Henrlotte Munster were In Hammond, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Van Nugteren of Roseland, are visiting Mrs. Van Nugteren's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wickert. Miss Henrietta Munster Is home from a long visit in Roseland. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuhlman and family were in Hammond visiting yesterday. Miss Newcomb of Saxony was visiting in Oak Glen yesterday with relatives. Miss Dicky JCIkkert of Highlands, visited Dora Stallbohm yesterday. Miss Nellie Blink has been spending a week with her sister, Mrs. J. Ton of Hammond. Mrs. Charles Stallbohm visited Mrs. Schultz of Lansing yesterday afternoon.

RENSSELAER NEWS

MERRILLVILLE NEWS

Ralph Houk and Miss Dunlavy were visitors in Merrillvllle, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Houk is making a flying visit home from his ranch in North Dakota, and will return today. He reports that his neighbor, Mary Iddings, is well and happy. Both boys will prove up on their claims and be home about Jan. 1. Eva Iddings returned to her school In Aurora after spending Sunday with her rarents. Miss Basin of Griffith, visited over Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. John Smith. The Conkey automobile was disabled in MerrillviUo yesterday. The occupants were on their way to Crown Point, but after mending punctures for two or three hours, concluded to return to Hammond. The Halfman baseball team of Merrillvillo played Crown Point yesterday. The Merrillvllle. members of the Crown Point football team, is somewhat averse to discussion the results of the game with Hammond on Saturday.

ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Dr. T. W. Kohr of Indiana boulevard, was a Chicago business visitor Monday. Fred Berg of Lako Front park, is visiting his parents In Cavana:gh, Ind., for a few days. Mrs. George Winkler of Hammond was the guest of Mrs. James Cross of Harrison avenue, Monday. Miss Nellie IlaUlet of Reese avenue -was the guest of friends in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Victor Herbert is entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Shinn of Elkhart Ind. Peter J. Lyons, city civil engineer of Hammond was a Rabertsdale business visitor Monday. Mr. Saenger, superintendent of the Western Glucose company, transacted business here yesterday. ilrs. Erlck Lund of Roberta avenue.

Miss Eva Clark, who has been visiting her parents here for several days, returned to Hammond yesterday. Born, Saturday, Oct. 19, to Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, a son. B. S. Pruett and wife of Chicago, visited Frank Folty and wife, Sunday and Monday. Mrs. J. C. Ennis and daughter, Miss LJllle Sheets are visiting relatives In Maywood, 111. Squire Jim Yeoman Is very low from a stroke of paralysis at his home on Front street.

EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Owing to the scarcity of walnut logs the sawmill owned and operated by Lesh, Prouty & Abbot will be closed for several weeks. The shut-down will throw about thirty men out of employment. Contractor Johnson Is pushing the work on the new city hall. Already a large force of man has been engaged, and material is arriving every day. The Jail is being moved as it Is on the site of the new building. Abe Ottenhetmer transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Cement walks are being laid between One Hundred and Forty-fifth street and the C. T. T. tracks. This is a much needed Improvement. Hugh Hascall. who has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hascall. left last night for his home In Toledo. Walter Weathermough leaves the latter part of the week for Alabama, where he will have charge of a rolling mill. Miss Blodwen James and Miss Gertrude Jacobsen were Chicago visitors yesterday. Miss Nellie Powell of Hesrewiseh

visited Mrs. Blanche Walsh, Sunday. The J. U. G. club met at the home of Miss Georgia Compton on Olcott avenue last night. Miss Mauria James. Miss Lelia Mercer, "Mooch" Hascall and Ed Reill saw ""The Flower of the Ranch" at Towle's Sunday night. Jlmmie Jones left yesterday for Brazil, where he will visit relatives.

CROWN POINT NEWS

Miss Kath Ramm Is suffering with a severe cold. Attorney Joseph G. Ibach of Hammond, was transacting business in the county seat yesterday. Sheriff Fred S. Carter attended the funeral of Mr. Stolley of Toleston, last Sunday afternoon. Contractor J. W. Turnes & Company removed the cornerstone of the court house and carefully stored It away in the auditor's valut for safe keeping until the new corner stone is laid, which will be Nov. 2. Justice Hiram Barton is on tho sick list and confined to his bed. Miss Emma Koost is visiting convent friends at Sycamore and Chicago for a few days. Twelve teachers from Eagle Creek, Ross and Wlnfleld townships visited the high school yesterday. The Teacher's association will be held in Hammond next Friday and Saturday. Postmaster Eugene Farley left yesterday morning for the Jamestown expostmaster's convention there. The Fortnightly musical met last evening at the home of Miss Bell Peterson on South Court street. Miss Rae Lathrope returned from Pensacola, Fla., yesterday afternoon, after an absence of about three weeks. Miss Lillian Reeder entertained six of the court house girls at dinner last evening. Misses Korte and Sullivan and Messrs. Watson and John Crawford of Chicago, spent Sunday at the home of John Crawford's mother. Mrs. H. P. Falrman returned to their home in St. Louis after a three months visit with Mrs. Kaln and family of this place. Marriage Licenses. S. J. Witmore, Chicago 32 Jeanette Nichols, Chicago 40 Chas. Finn. Oak Park, 111 47 Martha Lange. Forest Park, 111 32 Thomas A. O'Connor, Chicago 21 Anna Schanzenlach, Chicago 25 Henry N. Walton, Keokuk, la 28 Ida Folker, Chicago 20 Ira A. Ainsworth, Crown Point 24 Clara E. Lembke, Valparaiso 24 John Carstalrs, Chicago 4 0 Blanche II. Reckltt, Chicago 36 John J. Altonbach, Chicago 46 Allle Siebert, Chicago 47 Leo J. Felo, Chicago 30 Anna A. Gllckman, Chicago 22

LOWELL NEWS

Charley Palmer left Monday for Steger, 111., to finish the carpenter work on a house for Frank Ford, he has had

under construction for some time. James Smith, one of our pioneers and aged citizens, died at his home near Pine Grove, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Klnzie left Monday, for their home at Loveland, Colo., after a pleasant visit here with her brother, T. M. Smith. George Kingsberry and wife of Norton, Kan., are here the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lynch and Mrs. C. A. Brownell. The birth of a baby boy is reported at the home of Attorney and Mrs. J. W. Belshaw. Mrs. John Tilton Is visiting her son Harry, and family at Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Carney, who was called here to attend the funeral of Lewis Hayden, her father, returned to their home at Adair, la., Monday. Mrs. Mary Gragg, (nee Wood) of Chanute, Kaji., is here visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Gragg was a former resident of near Lowell and moved away from here twenty-nine years ago, and this is her first visit back since leaving. She notes many changes from those of her girlhood days.

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Bernard Schulte, Jr., of Schererville, was a business visitor here yesterday. Messrs. Hutchlns and Austgen of Griffith, transacted business here Monday. M. Fagen spent Monday at Chicago looking after business matters. Frank Scholl of Schererville, was a business caller here Monday. The Catholic Columbia League held its regular meeting yesterday events-Sunday afternoon the infant boy of August Schulte was christened. The Misses Eva Ambre and Lizzie Wilhelm visited with relatives at Chicago, Monday and Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Schmitt returned yesterday morning from a day's visit with relatives at Hammond. Today the marriage of Miss Katie Kalvelage to John Schaller wfll take place at Strasburg. A dance will be given at Spring Uill Grove, St. John, Wednesday evening, Oct. 23. A large attendance is expected. We extend an invitation to all. 9-19-3t.

her large music class .in the Harbor, and was obliged to return to her home. Miss Anna Warner, who has been seriously ill for five or six weeks, is somewhat better today, but is still unable to sit up. Mrs. W. B. Vanllorne is a Chicago shopper today. Dr. Robert Spear was a Harbor visitor Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Schlleker, of East Chicago, drove over in the doctor's fine new auto, Saturday. Dr. O. J. Siljsetrom of Chicago Is spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lundquist. The Lady Maccabees are rehearsing every night on the play they are to give Wednesday and Thursday evenings. There are only five house's left on Regent street. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lambert, a ten pound baby. Mother and child are doing well.

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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Joseph F. Gerlach made a business trip to Crown Point Monday. Mrs. Louis Schmal of Chicago, spent several days here visiting with relatives. Mrs. Ben Klein and Miss Eleanor Portz returned from Hammond Monday evening, where they spent several days. Bernard Boecker and son, Jacob, made a trip to Merrillvllle. Miss Mary Schmal Is making her home with Mrs. Joseph Schmal, her sister-in-law. Aiartna, the seven-year-old girl of Mrs. N. Auterman, is sick with the typhoid fever. Fall business is picking up steadily, especially around Gerlach Bros.' The elevator was busy in hay and old corn yesterday. The ci.ler pressing season Is coming to an end, tomorrow being the last day it will be run. The birthday party of Albert Dewes, which was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kellman, was well attend, a large number of people from Dyer and St. John being present, and all report having had a delightful time. " 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.

TOLLESTON NEWS

INDIANA. HARBOR

Little Willie Street, who was taken sick with scarlet fever Friday, is getting along nicely under the efficient care of Dr. Ainsley. Archie Hardesty and Mrs. U. Hardesty. were South Chicago visitors Saturday. E, E. Burwell and daughter, Hazel, of Bourbon, Ind.. visited the former's sister, Mrs. Flitchcraft Saturday and Sunday. Miss Nellie Jones of Wheeler was too ill Friday and Saturday to attend to KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel & Buffet WILLIAM KAUFMIS, Prta, 21 Meals $4.50 Single 25c Fall Line of Imported end Domestic Liquors and Cig;ir. Cor. Guthrie and Michigan Ave, . Telephone Ind. rUrbor 612

Miss Hattle Kurth visited In South Gary last Saturday. Mrs. Frank Peters was a Hammond shopper Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Townsloy were in Hammond on business last Saturday. Misses Henrietta and Genevieve Gibson were shopping in South Chicago, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Walker spent Sunday with friends in Valparaiso. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of St. Joseph, Mich., attended the funeral of the late Mrs. George Stolley here Sunday. Miss Tlllia Deldle spent Sunday with relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters of Hammond, visited with relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Graee Conroy and daughter Madeline, of Hobart, spent Sunday here the guests of Mr. arid Mrs. W. C. Kunert and family. The funeral of Miss Alma Snyder of Gary, was held here Saturday at the St. Paul Lutheran church. Among those from out of town who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. George Stolley, which was held here Sunday, were: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buse of Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schroeder of Michigan City, and Herman Schroeder of St. Joseph, Mich.

GARY NEWS

Attorney Gus Heart left yesterday morning for Indianapolis, where he is interested in the trial of a lawsuit. The board holds Its regular meeting this afternoon and rumor has it that the telephone franchise matter will come up for final action, one man even going so far as to claim that the board had committed itself. This is hardly likely, however, inasmuch as they reiterate their ignorance of the outcome, except that the best bidder gets the right to put in the utility. Contractor A. R. Hoover spent yesterday in Chicago on business, incidentally closing the contract for the erection of the Tittle and Jarabeck buildings. Mrs. A. R. Hoover, who has been very ill with typhoid fever, has improved and is expected to be able to sit ud within a week. The Gary attorneys will attend the banquet which is to be given to Clerk Wheeler in Chicago soon. Manager Hood is building a combination theater and saloon. which will be conducted on the music hall idea. It will cost about $15,000. It will be located on Jefferson and Ninth

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HESSVILLE NEWS

Trustee F. Richard Sohaaf transacted business in Hessville, Monday. Mr. Sehaaf will have some Improvements made on the school property. W. B. LaParle has returned to hta home in Englewood after several days' visit in Hessville. Alice Nathke and Oliver Proescholdt spent yesterday in Hammond. Mrs. John Otto entertained a large party of friends from Chicago, Sunday. Mrs. Reickhardt accompanied her

father, who has been her guest from '

Elgin, to Chicago yesterday. Mesdames Vanes, Fullgraf, Senzia, Lohse and Havengar were" among the Hammond visitors yesterday. Mrs. William Dedelow has returned from a short visit in Chicago. Mrs. John L. Hess expects to have a fine line of Hessville souvenir postcards soon. Miss Grace Gorman will hear Dr. McCormlck lecture at Towle's opera house In Hammond tonight. The boys and girls in the Lutheran confirmation class did not attend yesterday on account of the illness of the pastor. Rev. Claus.

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CLARK STATION

Mrs. F. Behn and daughter Emily and Walter and Elmer, attended the Calumet theatre "Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Schmetzer and children attended the funeral of Mrs. Sehmetzer's brother, Clarence SIckel. Mr. and Mrs. Kaske and friends of Ilobart visited with relatives here. Miss II. Schwalbe of Chicago, visited with her parents here.

BLACK OAK NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Schoon' and Herman Voes have returned from a few days' vlsjt in Chicago. Frank Hess and daughter, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ewen. Mrs. Engstrom and Miss Millie Thone returned to their homes in Chicago, after a few days' visit here. A number from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Stolly at Toleston, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klassen of St. John were visitors here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Seberger were Hammond visitors Sunday. Jim Schultz has moved his family in the house vacated by Edward Thone. Messrs. Christ Jesterson, John Bonney, Joe Murphy, Jack Brennock, and Frank Cleary of Chicago spent Sunday here with William Conners. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Relland entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Nudolph of South Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Wittlett of Hammond at her home Sunday. The Misses Ramke and Misses Margaret of Saxony visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Mulr and daughter of Hammond, were visitors here yesterday. Fred Keck transacted business In St. John yesterday. Miss Millie Scheunaman of Toleston visited her niece, Mrs. Louise Ewen, Sunday. The Seberger-Klltch company received a car load of cement this morning.

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Mr. Keuhl was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Henry Burge is Improving greatly but is not feeling quite well yet. The Wheeler high school members took a trip to the woods yesterday. Miss Belle Jones spent Sunday with her parents. Don't forget about the Ilolloween social at the VT. II. S.

GRIFFITH NEWS

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COULD DIE IN PEACE THEN. Evansville, Ind., Oct. 22. Mrs. Ella Drummond, wife of Frank Drummond, is dead after a lingering Illness. When told she was going to die she prayed that her life might be spared until a good home was found for her baby. When told that the baby had a good home she turned to her husband and said: "Now I can die in peace," and in a few minutes she was dead.

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