Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 29 October 1907 — Page 6
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES
VALPARAISO NEWS
Chester Malone has gone to LaPorte, whfre he has taken a position In Krledler's clothing store. K. C. Lay of LaPorte, la visiting friends in the city. The Gary team will play the Harvard Athletics of Chicago, at the fair grounds here next Sunday. The Forter county high school teachers held their semi-annual session at thfe Central school in this city Saturday. An excellent program was given. The next meeting will be held at the Victoria hotel in Chicago on Feb. 29, 1908. E. VT. Shales left yesterday for Sandwich, 111., to visit his parents for three weeks. Leslie Payne left last evening for Portland, Ore., to spnd several months with relatives. Mesdames O. P. Kinsey, W. II. Gardner, S. C. Ferrell, E. I. Crumpacker. E. E. Shedd, E. F. Vanness, J. Low'enBtlne, P. L. Sisson, X. L. Agnew, and Max PvUge and Miss Lillie McAllily went to Indianapolis yesterday afternoon to attend the annual meeting of the State Federation of Woman's club. Mrs. C. Holland, of Plymouth, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Morris, returned home this morning. Arthur Turner, Ed Smith, Ralph Grant and Earl Feigner went to Gary this morning where they have secured positions. Mrs. J. C. Maxwell and daughter, Adah, left last evening for a short visit with the former's daughter, Mrs. Frank Bell and family, at South Chicago. Mrs. H. Stoddard has returned from Battle Creek, Mich., where she has been visiting her children. William Thornton, sr.. has returned home from Albany, N. Y., where he epent the summer. Attorney D. E. Kelly was at Hammond yesterday on legal business. Del Marine and family left today for California to spend tho winter. George McNay of Huntinjjton, Is here visiting his father, James McNay, for a few weeks. M. A. Miller and family returned home last evening from North Liberty, Ind., where they have been visiting the past two weeks. Miss Ethel Bradley left this morning for a week's visit at Fort Wayne. J. A. White and family are moving to Hammond to reside. Adelbert Burns, who has been visiting here this summer, returned to his home In Canton, Miss., this afternoon. Mrs. It. D. Blount went to Kokomo this morning to visit her parents for a few days. Mrs. J. B. Downey of Aurora, 111., is visiting friends in the city. S. Freund has completed seven new cottages at Flint Lake. Dr. Stoddard and wife of Knox are visiting relatives in the Vale. Gus Grelger of Hanna, was In the city today.
Tnosdav. October 29. 1907.
TOLLESTON NEWS
Miss Olga Frank has returned to Englewood after spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Frank. Mrs. Herman Hansen was a Hammond shopper yesterday. Mrs. Jacob Voss was in Hammond yesterday shopping. George Stolley transacted business In Hammond yesterday. II. W. Uecker attended the meeting of the bankers In Lake county last evening.
GARY NEWS
Difficulty Patched Up.
Rumor has It persistently that the old difficulty between R. S. Blome & company, paving contractors, and the Gary Land company has been patched up and the company is getting ready to resume work on the Fifth avenue pavement. The new work will be with a space twenty-six feet In width left in the middle for the proposed street cars under the franchise as It was granted to Frank N. Gavlt. The hope on the
part of the board of trustees Is that
the work will be pushed to an early completion to permit the drivers to avail themselves of the greater facility with which the teams can handle heavy
loads. As it is now, the intersection of
Fifth avenue and Broadway is a decided dread to teamsters.
Briefs. Chief of Tollce J. D Martin is wear
lng the gold diamond set star he recent
ly received from his admiring and grateful friends. After the novelty is
worn off the present will be put away
in a safety deposit vault and worn only or state occasions. In the meantime
the chief is putting in Just a little hard er work than ever.
Attorney Gustavo Heart left this evening for Indianapolis, where he is
interested in legal matters. Mrs. F. J. Petrovics of South Wash
ington street spent last evening with her people in Chicago, her little daugh
ter Mabel accompanying her. . City Engineer and Mrs. Melton have moved into the Hat on the third floor of the Knotts building at the corner of Broadway and Seventh avenue. The THE PAIHE-HAURER COMPANY HARDWARE and FURNITURE
flat is not quite ready for occupancy, but they had given up their flat at Whiting and it was necessary for them to move before the rooms were finished. The Rev. George E. Deuel left this morning for a short visit with his people In Vermont, Mrs. Deuel staying with friends in Evanston, 111., during his absence. The Gary Construction company is tearing up about a block of concrete work and half a block of sidewalk that proved unable to pass inspection near Thirteenth avenue. The work was damaged by a rain coming on when it was green, before the workmen could cover it properly. The Congregational people will give
a chicken pie spread on Friday evening of this week, the proceeds to go to the church In its work here in Gary.
Rev. Shirey and several co-workers
from Hammond are spending a couple
of days looking after Presbyterian In
terests here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lacey spent the
wef-k end with her people down in Illinois. She remained and will not return until they have moved into the
new house from their present quarters
on the Lake Michigan Beach.
ST. JOHNS NEWS
LOWELL NEWS
Elmer Vlnnedge, who has been clerk
ing in at Lion store in Hammond for
some time, has resigned and taken a
similar position with Grant Brothers of this city. He, with his family, will
soon become resdents of Ixnvell and will occupy the William Bekhan house in the north part of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frederick have
returned from a two weeks' visit with relatives in Detroit and NUcs, Mich.,
and Michigan City, Ind.
Mrs. Orr DeWltt Is visiting her sons
and daughter in Hammond.
Mrs. Thomas Grills of Bangor, Mich.,
has arrived at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Thompson, and hus
band here, where she will make her
home the coming winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Talmer and O. W.
Clark all aged citizens of Lowlel, are reported on the sick list.
Mission services commenced at St.
Edward's church this city last Satur
day and will continue until November 3. Large audiences attend each night and the services are very interesting.
An automobile party of five men,
who were on their return trip to Chicago from Indianapolis, stopped for awhile in Lowell Sunday evening. They were a Jolly party out for a good time and seemed to be succeeding admirably.
They stopped at Fred Toppins, a farmer living east of here, and purchased
forty pounds of honey and two small pigs, with which some turkeys, chickens, eggs, and a sandhill crane (the crane being the only one seen in these parts for years) which they had picked up, their cargo presented quite a huckster's appearance. They wanted a couple of guineas and some ducks to complete their cargo and then they
would be ready to resume their Journey. The party had been out for several days and from their statements their expense account was no small Item, the gasoline for the engine costing $40 and "booze" $S0, but they were
out ror a hign lonesome and money
seemed no object.
DYER NEWS
Henry Dahlkamp of Hammond made
a business trip to Dyes yesterday.
Pohn Hilbrich of Schererville made
a short coll here yesterday.
NIch Austgen spent Sunday with rela
tives in St. John.
B. McKee made a regular trip to
Hammond yesterday with a load of
flour from the Dyer roller mills.
Henry Blschoff of the Bischoff &
Czech company of Chicago was a business caller here yesterday. Mrs. Jos. Peschel returned yesterday from a several days' visit with relative in Chicago.
J. Klemme, auctioneer, from Crete, stopped here a short time yesterday morning while on the way to the Krura
auction at Lansing.
The birthday of Mrs. Jacob Herrman
was duly celebrated Sunday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. Held
Nearly all her children were present to
extend good wishes and many more returns of the day. Jos. Austgen of Hammond spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. J. Smith of Merrlllvllle is spending several days here, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jos. Keilman. Work was begun yesterday on the addition to be built on the Austgen home here.
Henry Long, of Long Bros., from Chicago, who put in the new acetylene plants In the new houses, was here yesterday. Mike Kourner, of Schererville, was a St. John visitor yesterday. Herman Bruns of Bemes was here Monday on business. Henry Grieving of Dyer was a St. John business visitor Monday. The auction which was held by Ed Thlelen yesterday, was very well attended and one of the largest ever held. Every article from a hoe to the
best team of working horses brought
ery high prices. Miss Bertha Ludwig left for Valpa
raiso Sunday for a short visit -with
her sisUr at the University.
Both the little daughters of Mrs.
M. Auterman are able to be around again, after a short illness.
A strike for higher wages, occurred
yesterday afternoon on the Jollet road.
in the eastern end of St. John township. The men on strike are those
working under Nlch. Schaefer, and
they demand the same wages which are paid to those working on the Harts-
dale road. In the northern part. The Hartsdale and Jollet are both to bo con
structed Into stone roads. The former
will be built by a construction company.
whih; the township builds the latter and this fact accounts for the difference in wages paid on the roads.
The St. John C. O. F. are cordially
invited by the St. Michael's Court of Schererville to attend the funeral of the late Adam Schubert of Schererville,
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Heights, III., returned to their homes after spending several days as the guests of Mrs. Ben Barnes of Reese avenue. Mrs. E. C. Holmes of Harrison avenue, had as her guest, Mrs. A. Carr. of South Haven, Mich., over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Powell of Indiana boulevard. Is entertaining relatives from Chicago. Mrs. Scott Coryell of Roberts avenue, is on the sick list. Mrs. Pauline of Roby. Ind., was taken to St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond yesterday, where she is in a serious condition. Mr. Black of Chicago Heights. 111., visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson of Harlson avenue, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Shan are entertaining the former's sister from Iowa, at their home in Roberts avenue, this week. Mrs. John Montag, who has been spending the summer at Hanna, Ind., has returned and will go to housekeeping at 1S6 Harrison avenue. Mrs. B. Coats of Chicago, visited her mother, Mrs. Amelia Eggers, of Roberts avenue, Monday. Miss Katie Gallagher of Chicago, visited her brother. Tat Gallagher, and family, for a few days. Harry Hays, after spending three months visiting relatives in Allegan. Mich., returned home yesterday. Messrs. Henry Flck and Walter Engle Joined the Modern Woodmen at Whiting Saturday evening. Mrs. M. Shinn, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. V. Herbert, of
Reese avenue, returned to her home in Elkhart, Ind., yesterday.
WHITING NEWS
HOBART NEWS
Miss Etta Henderson of Munster, Ind.,
returned to her home yesterday after visiting Hobart friends a few days.
Joe Stelnberger of Indiana Harbor
spent Sunday in Hobart.
Wm. Friend and Gottfried Mayer of
Chicago were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gruel.
Mrs. J. C. Cavender and children, who
have been visiting friends at Silver Lake and Plymouth the past week, re
turned yesterday morning.
Miss Stella Kent of Indiana Harbor
visited Sunday and Monday in Hobart with her mother, Mrs. Thos. Sholl.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Mellon visited
friends in Chicago Monday.
Mrs. Porter Mayhew was a Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Albert Johnson is visiting
friends in the city a few days this week.
W. M. Foster was In Chicago last
evening.
MUNSTER NEWS
Mr. Frank Hauk and August Bremer
of Crown Point were Munster visitors
Sunday. Miss Etta Henderson spent Sunday with relatives in Hobart. Miss Minnie Kutzbach of Hammond Is visiting her folks here. Miss Ruby Wilson and Minnie Kaske were in Highlands yesterday afternoon. Mr. Jacob Kroosuyk of Highlands was in Munster today. People who get off at Munster from trains on the Monon complain that it does not stop long enough for more than one or two persons to alight; and one young lady of Munster Is suffering with a strained ankle on account of having to jump too quickly to get off the train. Mr. and Mrs. Koester and Miss Emma
Koester of Oak Glen spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stall bohm.
HESSVILLE NEWS
EAST CHICAGO NEWS
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Miss Bessie Jenkins entertained a small party of friends last night. The A. L. N. club meets at the home of Miss Mabel Silverman for a Halloween party tomorrow night. Mr. Leahy of Chicago, was an East Chicago visitor yester"ay, looking after business of the Monarch Typewriter company. Isaac Specter visited friends In Gary Sunday. Mrs. L. S. Heath of Monticello, is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Hutton.
Owing to the rapid growth of the manual training department the board of education has added several new benches to the equipment. Mrs. L. A. Sweet of Chicago, visited with Miss Rhoda Phillips over Sunday. Miss Lillie Witt has secured a position as piano player at the Greenfield electric theater in Indiana Harbor. Miss Rhoda Phillips visited in Chicago yesterday. Miss Emily Martin will leave tomorrow for Milwaukee, where she will spend two weeks with friends.
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Miss Starchman of Chicago, spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Ida
Larnowskl.
Edmund Piper spent last evening in
Chicago. Mr. Piper leaves tonight for
Georgetown, Ky., to resume his work Miss Lena Grapp of Chicago, is spend
ing a three weeks' vacation with Hess-
vllle relatives.
Ruben Lamb of Hammond, spent Sun
day with Mrs. John Hess.
Willie Folkens returned to his home In Chicago yesterday after a week's
visit with William Dedelow and
family.
Misses Irene and Olive Mitchell of Chicago spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred
Dedelow.
Miss Carrie Schay has returned to Hammond after a visit with her parents
here.
Mrs. John Tinola spent last evening
In Hammond.
Miss Alice Xatke and Oliver Proe-
scholdt were quietly married Saturday evening. They were attended by Miss Feanie Proescholdt and Mr. William Kansfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Proescholdt are making their home at present with
Mr. and Mrs. John Linola.
Mrs. George Chick and children have shipped their household goods to Georgetown, Ky.. and will leave Satur
day for that place to make their home
Mr. Chick has a lucrative position there with the Indiana Refining com
pany.
Fred Mueller and son George, of
South Chicago, spent Sunday In Hess vllle, the guest of relatives.
Miss Esther Lohse visited her sister
In Hammond, Sunday.
Mrs. Bennett was a Hammond visitor
yesterday. Kennedy Brennock of Chicago transacted business In Hessville yesterday.
CLARK STATION
sons, Joe and visited friends
Mr. Keckelsen and
Walter, of Chicago
here.
Mr. Hanson of Chicago visited friends
here.
J. Coleman has returned to his home
in Chicago after transacting business
here.
O. Frick of Chicago transacted busi
ness here.
Pete Vickstrum and Otto Gehrke
transacted business in Chicago.
MERRILLVILLE NEWS
Lucile and Clifford Vilmer of Crown
Point and Miss Ina Merrill of Englewood. visited over Sunday with their uncle, S. B. Woods.
Fred Arnold and wife made a short
visit at Lake Station Saturday.
Ernest Watters and wife were shop
pers in Hammond.
Postmaster Wayman, wife and
daughter, Minnie, spent Sunday in Hammond, the guests of Hiram Green and family.
Tillie Friebis and Bertha Burge,
teachers in Ross township, attended the
Institute in Hammond, and remained over Sunday with relatives.
T. S. Zuvers and wife of Grossdale
are visiting with" the former's parents. assellIS-,.roriEo7Eullm- t mod.Ts
CROWN POINT NEWS
Henry Ebert of Plum Grove, was here
on business.
Henry Hasse from south of Lowell,
transacted legal business here yesterday.
Clara Heick quit high school on ac
count of illness.
Attorney Ballard of Gary, was transacting legal business at the county seat yesterday. O. A. Rose Is decorating the Interior of his Jewelry store. Dan Lynch of Lowell was a Crown Point visitor yesterday.
Justice Hiram Barton is still on the
sick list and his physicians are enter
taining fears that he will lose his
sense of hearing. Clerk II. II. Wheeler and Justice H
B. Nicholson made a business trip to
Hammond yesterday In the former's
automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Loubach, of Allentown,
Pa., are the guests of George Keiser
and family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wheeler, will en
tertain in honor of Miss Hannah Black at a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday of this
week.
Contractors Moon & Hale are laying a track from the Pennsylvania railroad up Main street on which they will haul the material used in the Improvement of the stret. Frank Vick, who was vilting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bibler, for several weeks, left for his home in Chicago yesterday morning. A horse belonging to John Thomas, a buggy belonging to Peter Schmal and a harness and blanket owned by William Obright, was taken out of Mr. Schmal's feed and sale stable early last Monday morning and as yet have not found the thief or articles taken, but have found trace of them at Griffith.
M. X. Castleman of Toleston, transacted business here yesterday. Owen Stoner of Morocco, Ind., is visiting with his cousins, Messrs. Mat, Clay and George Collins. Alex Connors, who Is on of the company of "The Girl Rangers," is here to spend a few dab with relatives and friends. The rumpany has Ju?t closed a successful run in Philadelphia and is now f-nroutts to San Frtincisco.
The board of education has purchased a beautiful new piano for the auditorium of the manual training building. Much trouble will now be avoided as heretofore the piano had to be taken into the auditorium from the kindergarten. A new case of diphtheria and also a case of scarlet fever ar reported on One Hundred and Twenty-first street. Attorney Melville, who has taken a position as conductor on the 11. W. & E. C. R. R., moved from LaPorte avenue to Hammond yesterday in order to be near the carbarns. Officer John Backus was In Ilegowlsch on business yesterday.
Guy Drew and family have moved from Indiana Harbor to John street. James Donegan has returned from Dakota, where his famous hounds en
tered in several coursing matches. Benjamin Oakley, who has been very
ill with typhoid fever, is somewhat im
proved.
The Initiatory work of the Modern Woodmen of America was done by the
Roseland, 111., order. A public drill on
One Hundred and Nineteenth street was
also given at 8 o'clock. After the business of the evening was transacted
the members of the local order, with their guests, repaired to O'Keefe's cafe,
where an elaborate banauet was
served. No toasts had been prepared
but Mr. Plnsen, head consul of the
Hammond order, delivered a pleasing
address.
The board of education has ordered a monster lathe for the wood-turning department of the manual training de
partment of the local high school, and
an assistant has also been appointed
to build sneelal drawing tables for
the mechanical drawing department.
The sophomore class rehearsed the secene in "As You Like It," which will be given at the literary program Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Jessie A. White of Pewaukee,
111., returned home yesterday after
noon after a visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Buck of Ohio avenue.
George Buck of Ohio ovenue is entertaining his mother of Cuba, 111.
There was a meeting of the students
council of the high school held yes
terday afternoon, at which several sub
jects, relative ts high school life were
discussed.
Mrs. Max Stlglltz has returned from
Kewanee, 111., where she attended the wedding of her brother, Joseph Marks, to Miss Sadie Cohen, of Peoria, 111. The
wedding took place at the home of the
bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Finkelstein, Rabbi Charles Levi of-
fteiatincr. The wedding which was
planned to be an elaborate affair, was
rather quiet on account of the death
of the bride's mother, which occurred
about six months ago. Mr. Marks is
very well known here where he has a large circle of friends. After the wedding supper, at which only Immediate
relatives were present, the bride and groom left for a honeymoon to be spent in Cleveland, O. They will return Nov. 1, and will live at the Hotel Kewanee. Miss May Eaton of Sheridan avenue
has the tonsllitis.
The Congregational district conven
tion will be in session here today and tomorrow. About fourteen delegates are expected from different churches
in the district.
RENSSELAER NEWS
ROBERTS DALE NEWS
Mrs. Ben Barnes of Reese avenue, has been on the sick list for the past few days. Little Vernon Payne of Harrison avenue, is recovering from a serious attack of pneumonia, Mr. and Mrs. Pryde of LaSalle, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Daily of Chicago
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George Meyers has gone to TVest Baden to take treatment for stomach
trouble.
Pete Brenner Is visiting for a few
days In Rose Lawn.
Robert Million of Knox Is visiting
Leo Reeve and other friends here for a I
few days.
Judgre Hanley returned, yesterday to
Kentland, where court Is still in session.
"W. W. Reeves and wife and daughter.
returned yesterday from a short visit
with relatives In Medaryville.
The local banks have all decided to
retain all cash on hands and refuse to
pay out any money. A great deal of concern Is displayed by some of the
creditors although the banks have all issued statements that their cash on
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Miss Bertha Farrlngton has been ill
for the past few days.
Warren Harris was a Valparaiso vis
itor Monday.
Mrs. J. G. Burge visited with friends
and relatives in Hamlet, Monday.
Miss Ina Small of Deep River, visited
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