Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 137, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1907 — Page 6
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WHITING NEWS
Misses Ella C. Klose, Georgiana Hess, Ivy Lloyd, Irene and Edna Putnam and Eugene Putnam, who have been visiting in Whiting since Thursday, returned to their studies at Valparaiso university yesterday. Miss Elizabeth Putnam will leave in two weeks for East Aurora, N. Y., to make her home with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hubbard and take a course in bookbinding at the Iloycrofters bindery. For many months the quarters in the main offices of the Standard Oil company on Front street have been cramped. The officials are now taking eteps to prevent this by building an addition. The addition will double the floor space, and the present flat roof
will be replaced by a gabled one, which will greatly enhance the appearance. Miss Almirah Morse will spend her vacation with friends in Morgan Park. Mrs. Wuthenow of the Ite ht's flats is 111. A book social was given at the Methodist church last night and provedboth novel and interesting. Each guest came representing a book, the object being to guess the name of the books represented. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fox are here from LaPorte to spend the winter with their daughter, Mrs. Fred J. Smith, of Oliver street. Miss Marguerite Fi field leaves tomorrow for Culver and" Lake Maxinkuckee, Ind., to remain with relatives until Monday.
Mrs. William Marback and children of Chicago spent yesterday with Mrs. Catherine Stewart and family, of Sheri
dan avenue. The wedding of Miss Caroline M. Bus-
Tgnota, were shopping in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Paul Conrad visited In Clark Station last evening. Miss Minnie Conrad visited relatives here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Kosche are the proud parents of a little baby girl.
MUNSTER NEWS
VALPARAISO NEWS
Planer brothers are shredding corn at Saxony. William Fredericks is repairing the roads in the Saxony district. Frank Fisher of Munster is busy selling out and is going to make his home in South Dakota. E. G. Schreiber of Saxony trans
acted business at Hessville yesterday.
There was a meeting in the Munster
school building last evening for the
purpose of organizing a new band. The
other band met at the home of John
Kraay to reorganize.
A. Reiner is putting up a large
building in Highlands to be used for storing farm products.
Mr. Schoon of Highlands is visiting
relatives in Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Hook is back at work
in the Highlands store after having had a short vacation.
Fred liarhman of Saxony has re
turned from the Alexian Brothers' hospital.
George Schneider of Saxony Is build
ing a large ditch through his farm.
Miss Laura Newcomb of Saxony
spent Sunday at the home of her uncle
in Highlands.
The guests present at the birthday
party given in honor of Mrs. Henry Baehman of Saxony were Mr. and Mrs. W. Hausler, South Chicago; Miss Ella
Hausler, South Chicago; Henry Haus-
tlne to William Reed of South Chicago ler.( South Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. will take place at the Sacred Heart jarneke and family, Mrs. H. M. Bates
church. After a wedding breakfast at and son Soutn Chicago; Mrs. F. A. Egthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Gainer In Rers and daughter. South Chicago, and Central avenue, the bridal party will jrg jonn Eggers. leave for a short honeymoon. After i,.v. .
ready for winter in this district, putting up new wires and new posts. Some
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gillmtirray vis- new phones are also being put In.
lted with their daughter, Mrs. John Ny- ,r n Younir of Highlands bought
Mrs. William Bochtler and son, Harold, left this morning for Somonak, 111., to spend Thanksgiving with her parents. M. A. Miller left last evening for Butler, Ind., to conduct a sale of livery stock. John Arnold, who was called to Cleveland, O.. by the death of his mother, arrived home last evening. Maurice Sisson, who is attending Purdue University at Lafayette, ar
rived hre this morning to spend Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs. Eva Hunter has returned from the East and will superintend the insurance work of the Lady Maccabees. Hereafter her headquarters will be in this city. P. F. Hellin, of Decatur, 111., who has been visiting his father-in-law, C. C. Cole, for a few days, returned home this morning. Howard Krull, of Palmer, is the
guest of his uncle, August Krull and family. John Merrell has returned home from a visit at McoZna,- O. Auditor Corboy and Attorneys Grant Crumpacker and Will Daly were at Crown Point yesterday on business.
Engineer Celia Baum. of Garrett, Ind., is visiting relatives and friends in the city. Judge William Johnson and N. L Agnew were in Crown Point yesterday on business. Levi Dumas, a former Valparaiso resident, is lying at the point of death In a Chicago hospital.
Miss Ethel Young went to Lariville last evening to visit her parents. The Misses Kate Kinnamon and Maud Austin have returned home from a visit at Englewood with Clem Mense and family.
returning they will Chicago.
reside in South
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Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Commonwealth avenue, east of Wash-
E. D. Zook, of Fort Wayne is visit- ington street, all of the others having
lng relatives in the city. been moved to make way for the rail-
Miss Alice Rosebaum is visiting her road tracks.
parents at anatah. Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Smiley of Hammond. Unrnrise
Attorney George Williams and Jus- and Mrs. Hess of Whiting were guests ent and enjoyed themselves to a late
tice Pratt, of Chesterton, were in the of Mrs. W. B. Van Home Friday. hour.
Ul iesieruay oa Dusiness. James Lerhtbo.lv 1r. vis ted his nar- Ther will
Mrs. Henry Stratton, of Chicago is ents here Sunday.
ington Heights spent Sunday at the home of Wm. Severin and family. Wm. Teutemacher made a short business trip to St. John yesterday. Theodore Hammer spent Sunday with his parents at St. John. Anton Kaiser spent Sunday with his children at Chicago. John Sontag of Chicago was out here yesterday partly on business. Mrs. F. L Keilman is slowly recovering from a several days sick spell. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gettler are the happy parents of a bright little boy since Saturday. John Gerlach of SchererviUe was
among the Sunday visitors. Mrs. Helen Austg. n and sons. Jos. and Herbert, spnt Sunday with N. G. Austgen and family here. ('has. Stomrnel of Hobart was here yesterday to see relatives.
lias, and Jos. 'lnner of Chicago Heights were Dyer visitors yesterday.
Air. and Mrs. Lavene and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolf of Hammond were
Sun. lay guests at the home of Wm. Gettler. Mr. Husband of Hibbard. Spencer, Uartlet & Co. of Chicago was a busi
ness vistor here Saturday.
Mr. Bloom of Chicago was a Dyer visitors yesterday. Mat Austgen ami family of Hammond were guests of relatives yesterday.
John Hillbrich of SchererviUe was here yesterday on business. Mr. Bicker of Endor was a business visitor here yesterday. Mat Iteeder of SchererviUe was a business caller here Monday. Henry Bischoff of the BishofT& Czech Co. of Chicago, was here yesterday in the interests of the firm's business. Jacob Scherer of St. John was in Dyer yesterday looking after business matters. Messrs. John Klemme and Ed Bohe stopped off here yesterday on their way to Griffith to hold a public sale.
Sunday e'ening friends of Miss Alma Keilman gave her a very pleasant
A large number were pres-
Colds Colds
)ld after cold, cough after courh
One cold no sooner cured than i another one comes. It's bad habit,
this taling-cold habit. hat you
A$k your doctor if Aytr't Cherry Perioral h wnt i$ a medicine that will break up
not Jt "e rigut medicine jor tach cae. He Inisn&it,heallnfiamed membranes,
nows all about it. i hen fo(Uw hi orf:nce . Strengthen Weak tissues.' ".IwrCft,
$1.00 CASH $LOO will be paid with every cash purchase of $5X0 worth of Footwear at our women store, Room 212 Hammond Bid. by presenting: this coupon. Good only Nov. 26th and Nov. 27th 1907. This coupon must be presented at the time of purchase in order to secure the dollar ORTT & TOWLE SHOE CO. WILL FIT U Open Wednesday Evening
Bastar Si McGarry
be a dance, duck and
goose raffle at Spring Hill Grove, St,
hoff, at Gary, Sunday.
ROBERTS DALE NEWS
horse at Griffith yesterday.
John Kickert transacted business in
Highlands today.
D. Xieronlus of Indianapolis was in
Munster on business yesterday.
George Meyer lost his horse. He
claims that as soon a s the money mar-
Mrs. Ed Freeman is quite 111 at her
home in Pearl street.
C. Doren of Chicago visited his ket opens he intends buying a pair of
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Con- Jacks, which look more natural to him,
nel, of Atchison avenue, over Sunday, he says,
Mrs. J. P. Fase of Roberts avenue G. W. Jansen departed on the train spent Monday visiting relatives in Chi- this morning carrying a large bundle,
cago.
Mrs. Charles Flaugher of Harrison avenue was In Chicago on business today.
Mrs. Fred Beuheimmer of Harrison
avenue, was the guest of her parents
in Hammond yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson of Shef
the contents of which
make known.
he refused to
MERRlLLViLLE NEWS
Mrs. Weller, who has spent three
months visiting relatives In the state
field avenue, spent yesterday visiting 0f New York, has returned to the
friends in Chicago. home of her daughter, Mrs. IL L. Id-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olson visited the dings.
former's brother at St. Bernard's hospi- Louie Hartman is building a meat tal yesterday. market on Main street and will soon
Miss Gertrude Sehlvieman of South Chicago was the guest of Mrs. Fred
Kasch of Roberts avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turley of Lin
coin avenue are entertaining their
nephews from Elmwood, 111.
The funeral of Adolph Gladstone of South Chlcatro. who was killed here
be ready for business.
Silas Zuvers and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Judge Barton in Crown
Point.
Floyd Fierce was home from South
Chicago over Sunday.
Louie Rudolph of Crown Point and
John Bothwell of Ross, were in town
visiting relatives in the city.
The railroad graders are camped on John, Ind., Wednesday evening, Nov
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reagan went the east end of Regent street
. i i , , i . . . , 1
v-iuchbu iusi evening, caueu Dy tne Tra Traux of Hammond visited at the
home of Mrs. Agnes Smith on Coin-
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Miller have monwealth avenue Sunday.
issued invitations for a "tackv" party
27. Good Chicago music will be fur
nished. All are invited. 11-23-Ct
to be given Thursday evening at the
Miller barn in South Lafayette street.
The infant son of Dr. and Mrs. Geo.
R. Jones, born Saturday and who was taken to Chicago to be placed in an
Incubator for treatment on account of its frail condition, died Sunday and
the remains were brought here lion-
Alfred Kiessling expects to start this
week for his home in Germany, to be absent nine months.
rhere is talk of organizing a ladies'
auxiliary to the Boosters' club,
ST. JOHNS NEWS
There will be a dance, duck and
goose raffle at Spring Hill Grove, St,
but John, Ind., Wednesday evening, Xov
what will Harry Lemon, its president,
do?
Messrs. Tom Cooper and Hugh Rich-
day afternoon for interment at Grace- ardson have gone to Englewood to re-
land cemetery.
Ileber and W. L. Stoddard were in
Crown Point yesterday on business. A boy's Sodality was organized Sun
uay ai me amoiic cnurcn with a
membership of thirty-seven. Walter
LaFour was elected president of the
organization. Dr. F. G. Ketcham, a former Valpa-
27. Good Chicago music will be fur
nlshed. All are invited. ll-23-3t
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stee'e and children
spent Sunday in Hammond.
jonn miein rrom cedar Lake, was
in
side,
C. L. Dorsey, one of the I. 11. firemen, here over Sunday.
is now residing at Danville, 111. Henry Xiebllng visited relatives
W. J. Smith of the American Con- Chicago yesterday
struction company, has gone to La Carl Gerlach went to Hammond Sun-
Posee, Ind. day
J. W. Slater has moved to Hammond. Mrs. Lizzie Lauerman and Mrs. John
nsenr T Goera- has returned from Stark returned from Junete, Neb
his vacation and is again on duty In his
raiso resident, was married at Spring- stQre f an enforced rest from relatives.
where they spent several weeks with
last Friday evening by the suburban m'")p train on the L. S. & M. S. at Sheffield Wilma and Margaret Woows attendavenue. took place yesterday at t"he ed church at Crown Point Sunday.
Amos Zuvers, who has been living
with his son, E. Zuvers In Hammond
for some time, has returned to Merrill-
ville.
home of his sister in Detroit, Mich.
BLACK OAK NEWS
field. 111., to a young lady of that place.
Mrs. Helen Capers, an old resident of this city, was taken to Logansport
last evening, where she will be put in
the asylum.
Mrs. Johanna White of Chicago, Is
the guest of relatives in the city.
i. en aiparaiso passengers were
aboard the Pennsylvania train that
Jumped the track at Toleston Sunday
night.
Chief Civil Engineer Kelly, of the
Grand Trunk Railway system, was in
the city on business yesterday after
noon
W. B. Hutchinson and wife were in
Chicago Saturday
illness. Mrs. Fred Baumgartner from Dyer
B. II. Minton, the photographer who v,slteJ ith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Keil-
took so many pretty views here dur
Messrs. Jim Schultz, Fred Keck and
John Tolson were Gary visitors Satur day.
O. II. Seeborger of Indiana Harbor
ma tho fiiAst of his sister. Mrs. F. B.
Scheldt yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Larsen of Ham
mond spent yesterday with Mrs. I Scheldt .
The Messrs. Bormon, DIedlow and
Hess of Hessville visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Ewen yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs
EAST CHICAGO NEWS
B.
Abe Goldberg of Gary visited friends
In East Chicago yesterday.
The brick work on the Friedham
building on Forsyth avenue has been
completed and the roof will be on in a
few days.
Miss Genevieve Cllne, who has been
visiting M iss Bessie Jenkins for the
past month, left yesterday for her
Edward Random and home in Cleveland.
family spent yesterday at Hessville
Mesdames Kaufman, Wolf and Faber
Mr. and Mrs. John Ximitz and Miss of Hammond, and Mrs. Leopold of Rens-
Millie Thone was the guest or Jir. ana .,,,,. visited friends in East Chicago
i '
Mrs. Euler at Hessville yesteraay.
Mrs. Fred Keck has returned from a
week's visit in Chicago. TOLLESTON NEWS
Miss Josephine Stimphig is spending
a few days in Hammond.
Miss Alice Hess is visiting relatives
here for a few days
Mrs. G. Piski spent the day in Ham
mond.
Georsro Stollcv transacted business
in Hammond yesterday.
Mesdames A. Hood and Charles Tark er were Hammond shoppers yesterday
Mrs. W. E. Phillirs and daughter.
PERFUME
In all popular oJors FIRSl" CLASS.
Bell-Borman Drug Co. Two doors scu:h of Post Of'ics , GARY, IND.
THE PAIHE MAURER COMPANY
HARDWARE and FURNITURE
Saturday.
Arthur Keenan visited friends in In
diana Harbor yesterday.
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS.
The Tuesday club met this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. P. Cox,
Masroun avenue, where an interesting
musical croeram was given. Mrs. O.
V. Kinsey, resident of the State Fed
eration of Women's clubs delivered an
address. A number of Hammond
women were present.
Sutherland Acres.
Thp biggest estate In the United
Kingdom is the lordship of Suther
land, the property of the duke of Suth
erland. The estate is no less than
739,200 acres.
Just received a larje assortment of tine Hand Painted CHI IN A. WARE Marked at tonlh:.nilT low price
f UCC A1! JEWELTR &
ilrA nnu, OPTICIAN
EAST CHICAGO. IND.
If
P road way and tight Ave.
GARY, IND.
TLNE3. LIQUORS. AND CIQAR3
Only High Grade Goods THE GABY gullet and Restaurant Charle Della-Cbiesa, Propt. Sroadwart Gary, l&X
PhoD 5 IS. Our Motto A Perfect Fit,
J. M. DROHAN the up-to-date . MERCHANT TAILOR. Cleaning'. Dyeing and Kepairins n Specialty. EXCHANGE AVENUE.
EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA.
ALBERT GIVEN, THE TAILOR. Styles and Prices Right.
712 Chicago avenue. East Chicago, Ind. We are now ready to sell I. a dies
Sklrta and Purs la addition to Tailor-
lB.
ing the summer months, is now in Lancaster, O.
There was about a month's delay on
the new bank and postofflce building,
waiting for the granite trimmings.
w T11 V. 1 lnw. i-lr.Ulr.rv
xxiis. nisuu, ."'6 npn Schnelte from
ai me num ui nei o, o.. . transacted business here
eleven weeks, has returned to ner nome
in New Lisbon, Ind.
Mrs. Henry Harms has about recov
ered from diphtheria.
The beautiful weather Sunday
man yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips from Junete
2ot., arrived here Saturday and will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Portz.
Jos. Gerlach made a business trip
to Cedar Lake yesterday.
SchererviUe
Monday.
Miss Margaret Klassen from Chlcag
Heights is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Jos." Gerlach from Chicago was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Keilman yesterday.
Dressed poultry came in great lots
yesterday for shipment, one farmer
fire now ready to supply your
HOLI
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I IV Jewelery Diamonds Watches and Silverware
The largest and most select slock ever shown In Hammond See our Hnnd Pointed China find Cut Glnsa Holiday Goods selected now will be kept In our safes at our risk until wanted
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175 South Hohman Street HAMMOND, - I INDIA. IV A
THE FINSEN LIGHT AND ELECTRIC UlSTftUTE DISEASES NOT ONLY TREATED BUT CURED AT THIS INSTITUTE NERVOUS DISEASES:- Both Functional and Organic. STOMACH DISEASES:- Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, etc. RHEUMATISM:- Acute, Chronio and Muscular. DISEASES OF THE EAR, NOSE, THROAT AND LUNOSr-ia all their sttffe SKIN DISEASES:- Eczema, Cancer, Tumors, etc. BLOOD DISEASES:- and Diseases of the Heart. KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES:- not curable in private practice.
DISEASES OF WOMEN :- Inilmmations, Displacements, and all formi of Fa
male Disorders.
Suite 3CO-304 Hammond Bld. HAMMOND.
brought people to the lake In crowds.
Jake Robinson is now driving a hack and man? were PicklnS wild flowers.
for Tom Lambert, lie was for many It is reported that the Inland Steel from Hanover Prairie had four hun-
years proprietor of the Robinson hack company will provide some other way dred and seventy-ftve pounds dressed
line. to nav their men than by checks as treese.
M. II. Hicks went to Indiananolis there has been so much counterfltting.
LE ROY NEWS
DYER NEWS
Saturday to spend Thanksgiving. lie
expects to be gone about a week
The I-oster Lumber company in
stalled a new fireplace in the Lafay-
ene notei aiuruay. t.-i v,i nni, T'nir tart.
Joe Briick of the Grand Trunk corps ed for Crown Point Saturday evening.
I .. I 1 1 I t ,1
ui mi, engineers was in cnicago ana John Balrd and wlfe of Logansport Milwaukee yesterday visiting friends. arna r tr T.ertov Vridav evening and
Grosnover Lindsey was visiting in visited with relatives and returned
cnicago yesteraay. home Saturday evening. John is a
Prof. Frederick Nelson of the piano locomotive engineer now and is getting
department of the Valparaiso Unlver- J big money
sity, has leased the room in the Bondy A brother of Ed Kline has been vis-
block, formerly occupied by Thomas iting with him on the farm the last
Maulsby as a tailor shop. Mr. Mauls- few days.
by hereafter will have his tailor shop
in one of the rooms of Frank Faley, the real estate agent in the same build
ing.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church gave a chicken dinner and bazaar in Armory hall Saturday. A
largo crowd was in attendance.
The case of Ira Tillotson of Ches
terton a former resident of Valparaiso
who was stricken with paralysis re
cently, is considered very serious.
Mr. Rader, one of Valparaiso's form
er business men. now of Chesterton was
in the city Saturday.
Miss Gretehen Dickover. who is
teaching school northeast of Chesterton, was home over Sunday. Harry Becker, of the Grand Trunk corps of civil engineers, was in Chicago over Sunday. Mr. Going and the corps of civil engineers, who have been staying at the Lafayette hotel while making the survey and estimates for the proposed new route of the Grand Trunk railway through this vicinity, went to South Bend today to take soundings for the construction of a large bridge over the St. Joe river. Read Bennett, an old Valparaiso boy, who is now at the head of the main department of the Chicago Telephone company was visiting in the city over Sunday. Miss Edna Gregory spent Saturday in Chesterton. Special revival meetings were held yesterday at Gospel hilL
Mrs. J. Keilman spent Saturday with
relatives at Chicago.
Tonv Kaiser of liammona was a
Sunday visitor here.
Mrs. Baisin of Merrillville was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jos. Keilman
over Sunday.
Mrs. Arnold Overhage returned to her
"Wm. Koehle, who was sick for the
last fe wweeks is able to be around
again and do some work.
Most everybody is busy with saw
and hammer on one building or an
other. Aug. Koehle took a contract
to build larger coal sheds and a scale for Thielen and Schumacher, who will handle coal on a larger scale from now
on.
Miss Margaret Ludwig returned to
day to Valparaiso university after a
few days vacation with her parents. John Pheifer, who is down with typhoid fever, is doing well under the circumstances and all his friends hope for a speedy recovery from his sickness. Miss Mary Maginot and Jos. Klassen, bcth of this town were married this morning in the St. John's Catholic church.
SaS for Dcrtptlv BewkUt
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Roads
I.tc. Ar. Hmd. Chi. A.M. P.M.
C. C L. 6.46 Penn.. 6.60x Monon. 6.10 Erie... 6.12 L. S.. 6.1 .'(x Wab'sh 6.1 6 M. C. 6.20 Penn.. 6.16 L. S.. 6.20x1 M. C... 6.40 N. P.. 6.40
7.00 6.45 7.10 7.12 7.135 7.16 7.16 7.25 7.36 7.S& 7.40 7.46 8.22 8.03 8.20 9.00
9.36 9.45
HOBART NEWS
Frank Robinson and family of South
Chicago, returned home yesterday after a few days' visit here with Mrs.
home in Chicago yesterday after spend- Robinson's mother, Mrs. Triebess.
ing several days with relatives here.
INDIANA HARBOR
There are but four houses left on
Regent street and the north side of
Mrs. Le Dorx of Chicago Heights
spent Saturday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Seidler, from Ham
mond, and Miss Emma Seidler from
Chicago, spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. A. Seidler of this place.
Henry Robbins was a Gary visitor on Monday.
Miss Clara Key of Chicago, visited
with friends in Hobart Sunday.
Wm. Stomrnel transacted business In
Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Bulhand. who has been visiting
Phil. Keilman made a business trip with friends at Michigan City, for sev-
tc Chicago Heights Saturday. eral days returnea nome yesterday.
F. Gold, representing the Chas. A. Herbert Keilman of Dyer, Ind.. is
Zahn Llnuor house of Chicaero. called here for a few days visit with his
on retailers here Saturday. brother, Ed and family.
Jos. Getter made a trip to Sche- County Superintendent Y. R. Curtis
rerville. Highlands and Griffith Sat- visited schools in Hobart yesterday.
urday. Miss Edna Bulhand left yesterday
J. Grimmer. Jr. of Hammond was a for South Bend. Ind., to visit friends
Snnrt.-iv visitor here. for a few days.
Mike Reichert, who has been in Minnesota for the last three years is spending a few days with his father, H. Reichert at Strasburg.
Mrs. Henry Springman is quite sick
and confined to her bed.
Quite a few turkeys are being ship.
ped to Chicago by our farmers, but not
Sunday evening a pleasant surprise as many as in former years.
was eiven Mr. and Mrs. Fagen. the
Fagen.
day being the 22nd anniversary of their
wedding.
Herbert Keilman returned to Dyer from Chicago Heights, where he had
been employed. The factory where he
worked has closed. Mr. Wldder and family from "Wash-
Vhn buying your MILLIXERT Don't fall to rail on RIFFEY & LAUGLIN ITp-to-Date and Low Price. MAIX STREET. HOBART, ....... IXDIAXA.
Penn.. 6.42 L. S. 6.61x1 L. S.. 7-Oflx Erie... 7.25 Penn.. 8.00x Erie... 8.30 L. 3.. 8.48
Wab'sh 9.34 10.22
Monon. 9.3S 10.35 M. C. . .5x 10.45 Erie. . .10. 00 10. 63 Penn.. .10.07 11.10 L. S..10.14I 11.35 Monon. 11. 11 12.00 M. C. .11.63x 12.35 P.M. P.M. Penn..l2.36x 1.35 L. S.. 1.12 2.05 M. C... 2.06 2.55 Penn... 2.1s 3.15 Penn.. 3.31x 4.30 Erie... 3.50x 4.50 N. P.. 4.02 4.69 M. C. . . 4.08x 4.50 "Wab'sh 4.10 6.00 Monon. 4.29s 6.35 L. S.. 4.47x1 6.04 Monon. 5.02 6.55 M. C. . 5.12x 6.00 Erie... 5.13 6.07 L. S.. 5.28x 6.27 Penn.. 5.32 6.30 C C L. 5.36x 6.40 L. S.. 6.02x1 7.16 L. S.. 6.28 7.25 L. S.. 6.431 7.55 Penn.. 6.52x 8.00 M. C. 7.05x 7.50 Monon. 7.49x 8.40 N. P.. 8.16 9.15 C C L 8.22s 9.20 M. C. . 8.24 9.10 Wab'sh 8.52 9.40 M. C... 9.13s 9.55 Erie.. 11. 20 12.10 L. S.. 12.23a 1.45
IiT. Ar. Chi.. Hmd.
A.M. H.M.
6.20
6.25x 6.30 6.521 6.67x . 6.00 . 7.10x . 7.15x 7.281
8.00x
6.16 6.20 6.42 7.0 6.51 6.59 7.68 8.10 8.48 8.56 9.19 9.38
Penn. .
L. S.. Penn. L. S.. L. S.. Penn. M. C. Erie. . L. S.. Penn .
Monon. 8.30
C C L 8.35
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Penn.. 1.008 2.18
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