Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 124, Hammond, Lake County, 11 November 1907 — Page 6
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES
Monday, Xov. 11. 1907.
WHITING NEWS
Mrs. Charles Pe3erson of One Hundred and Nineteenth street and Sheridan avenue, entertained her brother, Fred Johnson of Williams Bay, Wis., Sunday. John Hlckey of New York avenue was-able to elt up yesterday for a short time, after a serious attack of t.VphoJd fever. fotHlra. Thomas Gilmore of Indiana .'bor spent yesterday with several of her Writing relatives. Word has been received from Sirs. E. MHlingan that her son, Ernie, who is in a hospital with typhoid fever, and whose serious illness called her to Battle Creek, Mich. last week, is slightly Improved. Mrs. Nordness, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Butler of New York avenue, left for her home in Madison, Wis., last night. Mrs. Nordness was accompanied to Chicago by her daughter and husband.
Joseph Mickey spent last evening
"with friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy of New
lork avenue spent yesterday with their little son, who is at the Mercy
hospital with spinal meningitis and
found him to be Improving nicely. Abo Friedman of Chicago spent yes
terday with his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Bernstein of One Hundred and Nine teenth street.
Leo Ilelman of Gary, visited with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ilelman of Pennsylvania avenue yesterday.
Miss Bessie Murphy of Chicago is a guest at the home of her brother,
Joseph Murphy of New York avenue.
jyuss j os 10 c.eripnine, who is very
popular in foreign society circles, will
be married to a young man from South
Chicago Nov. 19. The wedding will be
celebrated In this city.
Frank MacPherson of Chicago spent
yesterday with Wrhiting friends.
Mrs. Maud Bell of South Chicago
visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Eaton, of Fred street, Sunday. The Ladles' Aid society of the Con
gregational church tendered a surprise
on Mrs. Aaron James, at her home in Fred street Saturday evening. Thirtyfive were in attendance and Mrs. James
was presented with a beautiful silver
berry spoon. The evening was delightfully spent in music and social
conversation, and elegant refreshments
were served.
David Spencer tatended a lecture
given at the Central hall in Chicago
Saturday evening which was given in
honor of Kfng Edward's birthday.
Mrs. N. Burns returned to her home In Lima, O., after an extended visit with 'her daughter, Mrs. William
Bollinger of Whiting and Mesdames
John Stewart and William Payne of
Robertsdale. Her son, Oliver, who has lived here for the past year, ac
companied her.
The ladles of the Eastern Star will
hold a meeting this evening at which
three new member's will be initiated.
John Hagadish, who was arrested by Officer Mullaney for being intoxicated
was tried before Judge Jone3 Satur
day night ana lined ?I and costs
amounting to ?13 which he paid and
was released.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark returned yesterday afternoon from a short trip to Alton, 111. Mrs. Wesley Thorpe was up yesterday for the first time since her recent ljlness.
school furniture will be removed to
the Clark building during tbe next week. The children of the families living there now attend school at Indiana Harbor.
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Templin
were the guests of Attornev and Mr.
L. L. Bomberger at Hammond last evening.
Attorney and Mrs. H. V. Call at
tended the entertainment held under
the auspices of the Brotherhood of St.
Paul of the Methodist church at Ham
mond last evening.
A switchman on the Wabash had
both legs severed from his body at
tVetna yesterday noon. He was taken
to Mercy hospital, Chicago.
Mike Fozzlo and his family, who
have been living in the park site east of Broadway, have moved into their home south of the Pennsylvania.
The plate glass fronts of the Moody
and Englehart buildings on Broadway,
near Ninth avenue, wero set yester
day.
Ileal Estate Dealers Walter Nowak
and Mis have moved their quarters from the little building on the rear of
the Prascsak brothers" propej-ty, back of Delia Chlesa's, into the Moody
buildlng, fronting on Broadway.
John Cox, the man who has the gar
bage disposal contract. Is spending part
of his time, cleaning off the sand that
has accumulated on the paved portion
of Broadway. It had accumulated so
that it was a hindrance to traffic. C. E. Hall, a druggist from Chicago,
is (retting his stock Into the corner
room of the Phillips northeast comer of Fifth avenue. The everything kept in a date drug store.
building, at the Broadway and stock Includes first class, up to
ROBERTS DALE NEWS
Miss Gertrude Dobbins of Harrison avenue, is confined to her home with
an attack of rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. George O. Schaaf and niece. Miss Laura Trowe, were the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Trowe of Chesterton, Ind. Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eggers of Roberts avenue, had as their guest.
the latter's sister, Miss Rose Smith, of
East Chicago, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Packard and
sons, George and oJseph of Chicago,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stross of One Hundred and Sixteenth
street, over Sunday.
Frank Buehler of Roberts avenue
while at his work In Chicago, acci
der.tly let a piece of heavy pipe fall on
his foot, and as a resudt is unable to
resume his duties for a few days.
Mrs. Robert Atchison and children
spent Saturday evening visiting friends
in South Chicago.
Miss Marie Newnham of Roberts
avenue, principal of the Franklin school, was a Hammond business vis
itor Saturday.
Mr. Blair of the Susquehanna Coa
company of Chicago was the guest o Robert Atchison Saturday. Mr. Laudenslauger formerly of Rob
ertsdale, but now of Point Richmond
Cal.. visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mathias and many other friends here
for the past few days.
GARY NEWS
Bend, deputy town looking
Peter Kline of South fpctory inspector, is in
over the bakeries and other small Industries. It is rumored that the Great Lakes Dredging company and other industries Jiave laid off a number of men who refused to accept the checks for wages. The auction sale of the Ruche & Ryan stock of wet goods takes place today and a number of business men Will be on hand to bid on the goods. James F. Dowllng has been appointed deputy marshall. Two huge stones, weighing many tons fell from a chain on which they were being hoisted into position at the First National bank building today and one of them was broken. Nobody was injured, but the loss will be about 1150. W. R. Diamond was called to Laporte yesterday by the illness of his mother. W. C. Hutton attended the services at the Congregational church last right.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Parks visited
friends in Englewood yesterday
The East Chicago bank will issue
Cashiers checks in lieu of currency
The East Chicago company has moved Its offices from the East Chicago bank
to the new building at Kennedy avenue.
Lesh Hascall, who has spent the last
lew days with his parents, returned last night to Lafayette, to resume his
studies at Purdue.
Albert Reiland is spending the week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Reiland. He leaves Saturday for New
York, where he will resume his work
With the Lakawana railroad. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pitzele and chil
dren, who have been visiting in Europe for the past six months are expected
home today.
The school building at Edgemoor has row completed Its history as a school
building, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac E. Wileoxson of Indiana Harbor having rented
the building for a dwelling. The
The Misses Rosa Watt and Eva Dut
ton spent the day in Chicago shopping
The Erie hobo cars will move to
Highlands this afternoon. The gang
consists of nearly 123 men.
A. L. Russell of the Russell real
estate company, left for the city tni
morning on business.
Prof. Johnson of Ross, is taking
course in voice culture in jnicago anu
left here, this morning for that pur
nose, lie will return lomorruw uner
noon.
Rand Bothwell was in town thl
morning and said his son, Frank, is
sick with appendicitis. It was thought
he would need to undergo an operation
but is better at this writing.
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Editor Woodcock of Lowell, was
ransacting business at the county
eat Saturday. Ula Hall, who holds a lucrative po
sition with the Waterman fountain
en company, visited her home yeserday. Mrs. Peter Schroeder is reported
very ill.
The I. I. & M. railroad surveyors
opened an office in the rear of the second floor in the Root building on North Main street.
Mrs. Barth. Schaffer was buried this
morning at 10 o'clock. Funeral serv-
ces were held in the St. Mary's Catho-
ic church. Miss Emma Felton, who is teaching ichool at Grant, 111., is here on her
vacation for a few weeks.
"King Ping Pong," a musical comedy n two acts, will be presented two
nights in the Central Music hall, Nov. 14-1C, for the benefit of the public
library.
Miss Jessie Pettlbone was a Chicago
visitor over Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Rettlg of East Chicago, was
visiting frlnds and relatives at the
county seat Sunday.
Albert Teedhalm of West Pullman,
and an employe of the Green & Son
Co., here Sunday.
Chicago visitors Saturday and Sunday. Miss Laura Thune was among the Valparaiso visitors Saturday morning. Mrs. Clarence Burge and children were visitors in Vapiaraiso Saturday. The musical recital of Miss Donahue's pupils was witnessed Saturday evening by a large and enthusiastic audience. About twenty-five of the pupils were present, the greater rart being unable to attend. There were almost thirty numbers rendered and each one was splendid. One of the features was the violin solo given by Miss Melvina Nelson of Chicago. After the program, which lasted about two hours, a lunch was served, after which, those desiring to do so, took
part in a dance. The pronounced a success tended.
INDIANA HARBOR
attendance was by all who at-
RENSSELAER NEWS
Marriage Licenses.
Albert Gillen, Chicago 42
Ella Adams, Chicago 30 Walter B. Hennlg, Chicago 26 Mary P. Shoemaker, Chicago 37
Paul Sandru, Hammond 27 Mary Avrigean, Hammond 33
Herman Lemke, Chicago 30
Anna E. Kirchner, Chicago 33
Harry A. Morris, Chicago 30 Ester A. Purtell, Columbus, 0 31
George Espy, Chicago 4 8 Margaret Culp, Chicago 3S
John N. Nelson, East Chicago 34 Anna Folk, East Chicago 33
VALPARAISO NEWS
Bruce White made a business trip to Monon, Saturday. Miss Efiie Fairchild of Morion, is visiting Miss Mildred Halleek a few days. Ray Yeoman, Instructor in physics at Pjjrdue, spent Sunday with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reeve of Remington, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. J. A. Harmon and Mrs. R. W. Brown, spent Sunday with Harry Harmon in Chicago. Mrs. Eabnet of Pontiac, 111., and W. ing with Mrs. John Duval. Mrs. M. E. Corliss will move from her farm west of town to the house just vacated by Cal Pouter. Mrs. Chas Payne is visiting ber mother, Mrs. Meyers in Hammond for a few days.
Misses Stosmount, McCrory and Lillian Collins, teachers in the Field school, went to LaPorte Friday evening to remain until Sunday evening, the guests of Mrs. J. L. Walker. Miss Eva Montgomery has gone to lona, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Amerman of East Chicago called on friends in the Harbor Sunday. F. H. Panks, who has been clerk at the South Bay since the change in management, has resigned and has gone to Chicago. Mrs. Harriet Winslow attended a Tarty in Whiting, Saturday evening. Messrs. Olds and Elliott of the Lake County Laundry company, have arrived to Install their machinery of their plant which cost about J3.000. A large number of men wero laid off at the Inland. Saturday night.
Jack Lambert has nearly recovered from the diphtheria, being able to be up and around. Pr. J. W. Manlel, who has been employed at the Inland, has returned to Chicago. E. C. McEwen and T. A. Danshlre have gone to Chenoa, 111.
The Inland Steel company has given notice to its employes that it will pay 2f per cent of their wages in checks
on the Indiana Harbor Mate banK and
the balance in checks on the Chicago
clearing house.
LE ROY NEWS
EAST CHICAGO NEWS
Abe Ottenhelmer was called to Little
Rock, Ark., yesterday by the serious
illness of his mother.
Miss Fannie Cohen is confined to her
home by an attack of the grip.
Mrs. Muldronsky died yesterday at
her home, at the corner ot One Hundred and Forty-eighth street and Forsythe avenue, leaving a husband and two small children. Interment will
take place Monday at Oak Hill.
Dr. Robert Spear returned from In
dianapolis this morning.
The dance given by the Tigers last
night was a pronounced success.
Attorney George B. Sheerer trans
acted business In East Chicago today.
Hawk" Lamb of Druner. who is
studying at Purdue, is visiting friends in East Chicago.
The concert given by the Clare
Vaughn Wales company at the Congregational church was well attended and
the audience received a rare musical treat.
Just received a large assortment of line Hand Painted CHINA WARE Marked at stonlsta'n1- low prices.
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Harry Crane and wife of Elkhart,
spent Sunday and Monday with
Rudolph Will and wife.
John W. Spencer and family of Lin
coln, Neb., are the guests of R. P. Wolfe and family.
Mrs. Henry Schnewind, who has been
visiting Fred Joel and family the past
three weeks, returned to her home In Lima, O., yesterday afternoon.
Ernest Carstens, of St. Louis, Mo., is
the guest of Jacob Chartier and family
for a few days.
Miss Annette Miller of New Carlisle,
Ind., is the guest of E. Zimmerman and
family for a week.
Ben Urbahns has been appointed
deputy county treasurer by L. II. Cope
lln, treasurer-elect. He will assume his duties Jan. 1, 1908. James Bundy, a resident of Porter county for sixty-six years, died at his home in this city Saturday evening. He was 81 years old and leaves five children. Fred Arvln and wife are visiting friends in Wanatah, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Sager, are the guests of relatives in tho city for a few days. Miss Ida Everetts, of Warsaw, spent Sunday here with friends. Jerry Miller and Earl James went to Gary this morning, where they have accepted positions. Floyd Sleb, of West Lafayette, Ind., is the guest of his parents for a few days. Rev. Walters went to Fairfield, 111., yesterday to visit his cousin. Dr. Walters, for a few days. Rev. and Mrs. Vernon Harrington and Mrs. Emma Scott and son are visiting with relatives in Chicago. Dee Longshore of South Bend spent Sunday in the city. Mrs. Fannie McCool of Hammond is the guest of relatives in the city.
W. B. Jones of Goshen, is the guest
of relatives in the city.
Miss Eva Reeves, of Chicago is the
guest of M. E. Franklin and ramuy.
The Valparaiso high school football
team was defeated by the (Jrown
Point high "school team at the latter
place Saturday. The Valpo team was
unable to withstand the heavy line
plunging of Young, the Crown Toint full back. The Lake county boys rolled up a total of seventeen points to
Valparaiso's nothing.
H. E. Morrow is at Evansville at
tending the Y. M. C. A. state conven
tlon.
Gregorie Neqne, who has been at
tending the Valparaiso University the nast two vears. left for his home in
Manilla, today.
S. A. Love, Rebecca Stewart, H. Nolan and Mrs. James Diken and children were visitors in Crown Point Friday. Thursday evening two detectives came from Logan to see about coal belonging to W. N. Turner being taken by some Italians in this vicinity. Charles Lane has rented S. A. Love's farm west of here for next year. Geo. Fraily, who is there now, is looking for a suitable farm elsewhere. Baled hay is being received in large quantities now. The LeRoy creamery is doing a rushing business now. Friday they shipped over 300 pounds of butter. Coal here now is selling for ?4 per
ton. Samuel Alexander Thompson, electric motor car conductor in Chicago, came out to visit his parents near LeRoy for a few days last week. He returned home Friday evening.
BLACK OAK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoff of Chicago spent the week end here with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saxton of Tolseton, spent yesterday here with Mr. and Mrs. Christ Lowman. Mr. and Mrs. John Mimitz and Mrs. Edward Thone and daughters, Millie and Lillian, were visitors in Gary yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Seberger were visitors at Scherervllle yesterday. Mrs. J. L. Hess of Hessville visited Mrs. Louise Ewen yesterday. Joe Bohling and Mr. and Mrs. Adam
of South Chicago, made a short visit
here yesterday on their way to Crown Point.
HOBART NEWS
William Liesenfelt visited with rela
tives in Chicago Heights . Sunday.
Theodore Liable from Griffith, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Rietman over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stoltz from Mer-
rillville were the guests of Mrs. M.
Gerlach yesterday.
Ulcholas Rohrman of Scherervllle,
was a bt. John visitor fcunday.
The first announcement of the com
ing marriage or jos. .Kiassen to aiiss
Mary Maglnot, was made today in church.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thlele of Ham
mond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Steele.
Messrs. Jacob and Joseph Klein of
Chicago spent Sunday with relatives.
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WHEELER NEWS
The Ladles Aid society of the M. E
church will meet Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Covey. All are invited
to come and assist in the work.
The Monarch company put out ?2,000
worth of business last week.
Henry Schlobohm sr., whose farm is northeast of Wheeler, died Saturday
evening after a lingering illness of couple of months.
Dr. Dobbins was a Valparaiso vis
itor Saturday.
The Monarch company has laid off
quite a number of its employes.
Mrs. Ely was a visitor in Valparaiso
Saturday. The Queen Esther Circle will mce
next Frldav evening at the home of the
Misses Anderson, who live about mile said a half southeast of Wheeler Mrs. Craig is on the sick list.
The Monarch company has installed
an acetylene gas plant for the purpose
of lighting their building.
Among the teachers from in and near Wheeler who attended institute
at Valparaiso Saturday were Misse
Bradlev. Ruth Brickwood, Johnston
and Messrs.Hutchinson and Craig.
Percy v orkman and family spen
Sunday with friends in Chicago.
, J N. Slgler and Mrs. Stockdale, were
ST. JOHNS NEWS
Ed Sehmal
day with his
of Chicago, parents.
spent Sun-
Miss Anna Hoffman "of Dyer was the
guest of Miss Bertha Ludwig over
Sunday.
Jos. Schaefer of Dyer was the guest
of relatives here Sunday.
Jacob Keilman of Chicago Heights
with his brother, Peter, of Hammond,
visited relatives here yesterday.
It Is reported that Frank Scheidt
who was seriously ill, is on his way to recovery, which will be glad news
to his many friends.
Fred Scherer spent Sunday in Chi
cago.
N. J. Jourdaln became suddenly ill
Saturday, and his nearest relati'e3
from Hammond and Chicago were
summoned to his bedside. As the old
gentleman is over eighty-five years of
ago, his family expected the worst
Mr. Jourdaln received the last, rites of
the church and medical aid is of lit tie avail.
LOWELL NEWS
Miss Ruth Wilson of Valparaiso, vis
ited Saturday and Sunday with friends
in Hobart.
Ed Tiee of Chicago spent Sunday
with his parents in Hobart.
John Francen of Chicago Heights
was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Krause and son. Rav. re
turned to Chicago last evening after
few days visit with Mrs. Krause's
mother, Mrs. Jas. Ostrander.
Jake Stevens and Manny Lutz of
Hammond were Hobart visitors yes
terday.
Wm. Mathews of East Side. 111., vis
ited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mathews here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tyler and family
were Sunday guests of friends in Val
paraiso.
Miss Ruth Portmes of Chicago vis
ited here yesterday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Portmess.
Walter Black spent Sunday In Val
paraiso.
Miss Minnie Busse went to Chicago
last evening to visit friends a few days.
Mrs. W. M. Foster and Mrs. P. F.
Jacobson were guests of friends In the city Saturday.
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