Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 158, Hammond, Lake County, 21 December 1907 — Page 2

TEE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

Saturday. Pe 21, 1007.

OVER THE TEA GUPS

Mrs. T ! r 1 1 o R. Fc!krT left todny fori 'Cincinnati, ()., where she will spend thu lioliday vacation with her sist-r. Mrs. GriMi and daughter. Miss Harriet Fo'.kner. Miss Ruth Wooden went to KeminRton, lni., today to Fi.-f-nd the Pchoul Vacation with relatives. Mr.. Orlan ''.rant of Ronwln'-r, will rom'j Monday to p-nd Christmas with Jier mother, Mrs. Charles Kasson of I'ellvk-w place Mrs. Mahon of West Sil.lfy street, has Bone to Cincinnati to he the K'-ie:-t of relatives for a few week. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Menlz of Windsor Park, will spend Sunday with Mrs. ' Clara Conroy of Sibley .slrc t. .- Miss I'ickons of Chicago will sp-r.d Fur.day with the Missm Janet and Anna JJlackburn of Harrison Street. Mr. and Mrs. James Cnmphell of Kast Chicago, will spend Sunday m Hammond at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 3'red Kunzman In State street. Alfred Sewall of Kankakee, Til., tame today to remain over Sunday V.ith Sir. D. I'.lackburn of Harrison f treet. Miss Annie Rassott will Ic.ivn the first of the week to vi.sit relatives In Lilian, O., during- the holidays. Misa IeEtta Curry went to Ronton llarbor to .spend tiie holiday vacation Vltli her mother. Misa KIsa Masepohl is spending the ifternoon with friends in Chicago. Fred Rradshaw of Chicago, will Visit friends in Hammond tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrison of !F.nglewood will he tho truest s of Mr. find Mrs. A. Robinson of State street tomorrow. Miss Rose Campbell has returned to

Jier home in Chicago, after visiting Hiss Mary Hornak of State Line street lor a few days. The members of tho Jewel Study club "will meet Monday evening at the home Of Mrs. J. L5. Haliburton in Mason 'fctrcet. J Mr. and Mr?. John Camp of Chicago, Vero the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Camp of Doty street yesterday. Miss Josephine l'etta is spending the flay witli friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Permedy will spend Christmas witli relatives and friends in JJetroit, Mich. Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer of Fast Chica- ; ST"-', was the guest of friends in Hammond yesterday. The formal Christmas dance given by the members of tho University club In Long's hall last evening was the usual University club success. The hall Was decorated with evergreen rope, wild smilax and mistletoe. College pennants were hung around the room nnd gave it the appearance characteristic of dance halls in college towns. Tho music furnished by Christenson of Chicago was excellent and every number on the program was thoroughly enJoyed by the members and their friends participating. The party was chaperoned by Rev. and Mrs. Charles Albert Smith, who accompanied the party to the 'University club rooms after the dance, where refreshments were served. The club rooms were decorated for the occasion, that of a Christmas social

function, and as soon as the dance was over ttie young people repaired

to these rooms to await the serving of the bullet lunch. After the lunch was served the singing of old college snugs was indulged in until a late hour. The affair was a notable success and something of an achievement ns a social function. Mrs. Mary Hemstock and Miss Ixila Tlcmstoek of Valparaiso will spend Christmas with Mrs. W. J. McAleer of East Webb street. - Miss Mary Randall will spend ChristJuris witli relatives in Indianapolis, Ind.

Fdwln Gehrke of friends in Hammond Miss Louise Hofcr

THERE WILL EE HO DUEL

main over the holidays with relatives anil friends.

Miss Muriel Wilcox, who is attending the Northwestern University at Kvanston, came home today to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wilcox of Conkey avenue. Mrs. James Whitby and Fathering Swltzer are visitors in Chicago today.

Miss Annie CiiUnin left today toi her home in U-nton Harbor, Mich., where she will spend the school vacation with relatives. Miss Flla Pinkerton of Whiting is spending a few days with Mrs. Mary Gehrke of West Hammond. Mrs. F. Porch of Valparaiso is spending a few days with Mr. ami Mrs. R. V. Porch of Sibley street. Miss McGregor lias gone to her home in Michigan to spend the school vaca

tion witli relatives. Miss Marie dosser will spend the holiday vacation with relatives and friends in LaPorte find Indianapolis. Misses Clara and Fflie Porch are visiting in Chicago this afternoon. Robert Clark has gone to his home in Mt. Vernon, O., to spend Christmas with relatives. Carl S. Heritage will spend Christmas with relatives in Clyde, 111. Miss Gertrude Manger, a teacher In the Lafayette school, has gone to her home in Plattville, "Wis., to spend the holidays. Miss Manger has accepted a position in the Racine schools for the new term. Clyde Alice will spend the Christmas vacation with relatives in Richmond, Ind. Fred Mott, who is attending Purdue at Lafayette, came home last evening

to spend the holidays witli his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mott, of South Hohman street.

There will be a meeting of the Order

of Eastern Stars Tuesday evening in the new Masonic Temple to which all

members are asKeu to be present. ine

installation of officers will be held,

after which a social hour will follow.

Williams and DeArrnond Are Hosting on Their Laurels and Wait ing Advances. Washington, Dec. 21. The physical encounter between John SJiaip Williams, of Mississippi, ;inl DeArnuml of Missouri, on the Hour of the house of representatives has had' n aftermath so far as tho principals themselves are concerned, but friends of each have traveled back and forth le tween the camps of the minority leader and the lender of the minority opposition Avavin boughs of peace. It is understood, however, that they acted of their own volition and nat by authorization of the principals. Humors of the likelihood of a challenge to a duel floated about the corridors of the Capitol, but investigation proved, them fanciful. )eArmond's at titude is stated to be that be has no mind either to perpetuate the quarrel nor to make the first move toward a reconciliation, and that is also the position of Williams.

Miss Mable noon visiting

Sherby spent in Chicago.

the after-

Whiting visited y esterday. will spend the

Christmas holidays With relatives and friends in Canada. Mrs. William Prangv is spending the day shopping in Chicago. Miss Creek, a teacher at the Irving school, went to her home in Missouri today and will not return on account of the ill health of her mother. Miss Margaret Maclntyre will spend Christmas with friends in Floemington, 111. J. C. Cameron went to Milwaukee today to meet his (laughter. Miss Ava. who is attending St. Francis' convent, who will come home to spend the holiday vacation. Miss Gertrude Stamp will leave tomorrow for Missouii to spend the holidays with relatives. Christmas will be celebrated at the

First Methodist church Tuesday evening with a tiiii! prey ram given by the Sunday school. The cantata is entitled "Santa Clans in Siutnberland." The exercises contains a plot with bright responsive parts which will be very attractive. Mrs. J. J. Turner and Mrs. J. W. I!ot;ser have the young folks in training. The other Christmas, features of the evening wi'.l make a fine c-nt.jrtaimr.cta. The friends are all invited to enjoy this occasion. Pave Emery, cashier of the Lake County Savings and Trust company, left for Cedar Rapids. la., this morning for a Christmas vacation with his folks there. Mr. Emery will return lec. 2(5.

Mr. I. pa. Ind.

E. Pic kens on today, where

n to Lodowill visit

relatives during t: Mrs. 1!. Redman

returned to

e holidays. and daughter have

Hammond from an ex

tended visit in Colorado. Mhs Agnes Reason was the guest of the Misses Adkins and Sarah Starr of Clijiton street last night. Misses Mary and Kittle McNeil, who are attending Francis convent in Milwaukee, came home today to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNeill. Mrs. J. G. Ibach and daughters, Mary and Anna, are spending the day in Chicago. Mrs. II. Evans left Hammond today for Louisville, Ky where she will re- .. . . .... Y .

Eugene Fair of Bellville, Mich., will -pend Christmas with Miss Anna

O'Malley of East Chicago.

Miss Laura Reck, who is attending the Valparaiso University, will come home to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Beck, of Williams street. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Davis will spend Christmas with relatives and friends in Rensselaer.

The members of the University Club will hold "open house" to all their friends New Year's afternoon and even

ing in their club rooms in the Ham motul building.

Miss Elpa Masepohl will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Lammer-

ing of Ilegewisch

Misses Leota and Rilla Summers, who are. attending the Valparaiso University, will spend Christmas vaca

tion with their parents, Mr. and Mrs Summers of Sibley street.

Miss Lillie Reader of Crown Point is the guest of the Misses Susan and

Lillie Hilbrich of Ann street for a few

days. Miss Dorothy Rorem, who is attending St. Francis convent at Milwau

kee, came home today to spend the

holidays with relatives.

Miss Marie Rorem is visiting her

sister, Mrs. J. Rorg in Chicago todav.

Mrs. Richard Winckler entertained

the members of the Alpha Phi clul

yesterday afternoon at her home in

Muenleh court. All the members were present who spent a very delightful

afternoon with sewing. The hostess

served a delicious luncheon at th

(lose of the afternoon in the dlnir.j room which was very prettily deco rated, suggestive of the holidays. Gob and silver tinsel was used on the ta

bles. The club will not meet again for four weeks when Mrs. S. A. Roll

entertains at her home in South IIoli man street.

Mrs. Archie Chave and the Misses Flora and Myrtie Merryweather went

to Chicago today where Miss Eth

Merrill will give a matinee nartv to see Francis Wilson In "When

Knights were Fold" in honor of Mis Flora Merryweather.

Miss Rena Ames Christmas vacation

Sangatuck, Mich.

Miss Ethel Merrill of Hamilton

Park. 111., will spend Sunday with th

Misses Merrvweather at their home it

South Hohman street. Mrs. Walter Kussmanl and daughte

Miss Joyce, of Dauphin Park, will be the guests of Miss Kate Teal of 120

Clinton street, over Sunday. Mrs. Frank Pueomb ar.d daughter, Miss Grace, will attend tire Thomas concert in Chicago tonight. E. W. Shoesmith of Chicago was in Hammond on business yesterday. Mis. Ernest Kaniradt is visiting In

-ro today.

Jennie with

Mich.

Mr. and win be tin Peter Mos

Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jacobson and daughter, of Valparaiso, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Jaeobson and family of Calumet ave:;u- Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Suess of Milwau

kee will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sheffield of May street, during the holidays. Mrs. Helen Geish of Covington. Ir.d.. will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 11. G. Stevenson over Christmas. Mr;, and Mrs. J. M. Bradford and daughter, Miss Pearl, will spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wclls of Roseland, III. Mrs. Lettie Turner of Kouts, is the guest of Mrs. D. McGrath of Ann street, for a few days.

will spend the at her home in

KOT VERY HARMONIOUS

UNIONS 10 BOYCOTT

GABY AND INTERURBAN L

CHUBGH SERVICES

Organized Labor wages War on Electric Line, Claiming "Scabs" Employed.

St. Paul' r:p!cr.pnl church. 3." Hlm-

aeh avenue. R.-v. Charles Albert

Smith, rector; telephone 104.

Fourth Sundav in Advt-nt.

communion at S a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at 1" Evening prayer and sermon at 7

Sunday school at '.:H0. The services Christmas day will be the holy communion at :Z) and 10.

FBI

Holy

30.

NOTIFY BROTHER UNIONISTS

The nuts Oav,

:nda;.

servio S W 1 1 1 p. m.

s a

;.d Christhcld Fri-

Action Calculated to Cut Off Stock!

From Purchase by Working Men.

St. Paul's Lutheran olinrrh. 117 Clinton street. Rev. Theo. Claus. pastor. German service. 10 a. m. English Sunday school. 1:30 p. m.

Coal Operator and Miner Kach

Wants What the Other Fellow Declines to Giro. Indianapolis, Dec. 21. The confer

ence of coal operators and miners of the central competitive district on the

juestion of restoring the interstate

waste asrreement. has adjourned to Jan.

'.0, F.KIS, having failed to agree on th

propositions submitted for considera

tion.

The Illinois operators announced

that before they "would asrree to a joint waire convention for the restoration of

the interstate agreement the differential between pick and machine mined coal must be readjusted, and there

must be a change in basis of the mine-

run to the double standard. Other

concessions of a minor nature were de

manded. Miners' representatives n-

nounced that they would not agree to any of these demands.

Child's Fatal Freak. Owen Sound. Out.. Dec. 21. The

two-year-old sop. of James Cathrea. of

Aydenham township, after watching

his parents sinjre the down from some plucked fowl, lit a roll of paper when left alone with his baby sister and ap

plied it to the child's dress. The baby

was so badly burned that it died half

an hour later.

Child Fatally Scalded. Springfield, O., Dec. 21. While D. J.

Blackman. a rural mail carrier, was stamping his fet, trying to put on his

artics near th-? stove, he jarred the coffee pot from the top. It fell into the lap of his four-and-a-half-year-old child which was sitting nearby, fatally scalding the little one.

Gary, Dec. 21. (Special.) Thfe local unions have decided to wage war upon the Gary & Interurban line, according to reports emenating from headquarters, and will take a novel stop

in an attempt to bring the powers that be to time. They will send out reports throughout the country to like organizations and request that they boycott the Gary & Interurban by re- f fusing to purchase any stock of the company. As the stock is being sold 1

to tho middle and working classes throughout the country, they think ; that this will have the desired effect. It is the claim of the union people that the road is hiring non-union la

bor. Colonel W. P. Howard, representing the Co-operative Construction company, which is building the road, claims the matter was never called to his attention. Will Try to Mollify luionn. He stated to a Times reporter that he had really never considered the matter, but would do so at once and would try to arrange the matter with the local unions. He stated that there were about 100 men at work in Gary at the present time and whether the men were members of a union or not, he did not know. The work on the road is being pushed with great rapidity and will be in working order by summer. The com

pany recently purchased a chair rac-, tory which is located south of the Pennsylvania tracks and therein will ; establish their power house. The ,

building will be thoroughly remodeled j and put in shape for the installation ; of machinery. The electrical machin- j

. . ..!..... V . . . ;

cry ami apparatus nas aiirauj uren

purchased and will be installed in the j near future. The General Electric ;

company was awaraea uie cunuu.

First Melluuiixt KpiNOipnl olmroli. Ttev. William l- Switzer. iastor. Resi

dence. 117 Russell street. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Public worship, 10:4.") a. m. A church rally service is arranged for this hour. A Christmas sermon will be given. Class meeting at 12 o'clock. Junior League at 2:30 p. m. Epworth Eeague, 6:30 p. m. Evening church service with Christmas songs anil address whl be enjoyed by all. The theme: "His Name Shall Pe Called Wonderful." A beautiful gift will be made to the church at this time.

The Christmas celebration will bo on Tuesday evening.

SUNDAY, Dec. 22 JULES MURRAY Presents Lat Season's Success

ra Hons

'AT YALE

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

25, 26, 27, and 28

Dec. Cor

Lavton Mitchell

The Big College Play BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER See the Grcnt Boat Race Scene PRICES 250, 50c, 75c, 1.00

4 i

Supported by an Excellent Cjmpiny. Grand Xrnas Matinee

A Woman's Revenge" A Strong Emotional Play CHRISTMAS NIGHT

THE BLACK FLAG"

Special Scenery-Beautiful Costumes. Change of Play Nijjhtly. Specialties Between Acts. Prices 10ct 20c, 30c. Saturday Matinee 10c, 20c

Christian Science. Hie Science society will meet morning at 10:45 in the K. The subject for the day JeSUS."

Christian tomorrow o I, hall, is 'Christ

Christian duiroh, 410 lndinnn avenue. As the ngular pastor is absent. J. S. VanOrmnn will fill his place. Biblo school 10:00 a. m. Communion Service 11:00 a. m. Pr aching service 11:15 a. m. Subject: '"I Am the Door." Christ'an Endeavor ti:30 p- m. Tliss Grace Slider. leader. Topic: "Tho Magnificent; the Christmas Sons?." Preaching Service 7:30 p. m. Subject, "Christian Ilaptism." All are welcome to any of these services.

New Counterfeit Is "Nailed." Washington, Dec. 21. The treasury

department announces the appearance

of a counterfeit $10 "Buffalo" United States rote, detected at the National

Park hank in New York city. The

uote hears the serial number 4,0TS,111.

Suicide of an Aged. Man. Burlington. In., Dec. 21. Hugh L

l reiiihton, aged seveuty, a civil war

veteran and prominent business man

committed suicide at Oakville, la., by

cutting an artery in tho arm. Ill health.

NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

street tonKrepntloual church M. Elliott, pastor.

m. ltegular service and Bible

SOUTH CHICAGO

JOHN T. CONNERS, Manoger

Thursday, Friday, Saturday Dec. 19, 20, 21 A- M- WOODS, Presents The Climax of Sensation

BROADWAY

AFTER DARK

By JOHN OLIVER The Most Stupendous Scenic Production Ever Att mpled With a Cast of Superior Excellence HARRY FIELDS AND MILDRED STCLLER 4 Qrrat Acts 11 Biff Sc:ne .

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wed.Dec.22, 23,24,25 CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION VANCE & SULLIVAN CO S. Story of Chicago LJfo LITTLE HEROES OF THE STREET Il- lcrn. li. Inrkcr A Play that Runs the Gamut of Emotions LOVE HEROISM LOYALTY PASSION JEALOUSY ARSON MURDER

j Matinee Christmas Day at 2:30

GIVE EXCELLENT PROGRAM.

Chic:

Miss oli.l.tVi

Mabbs iv ill ; relatives in

poml fie Allegan,

Mrs. Pehrcier of LaPorte guests of Mr. and Mrs. r of Sibley street over

Schloer's fine slippers are holiday gifts. 12-18

excellent

TVo hundred nnd sixty-throo boy? find sirls of the Des Moines (la.) public schools wore given corporal punish nient during the month of September. Mrs. Theodore Weld P.irney, founder nnd honorary president of the Nationnl Congress of Mothers, is dead at her home in Chevy Chase, near Washington. The Nebraska state railway commission has voted to cut the oil rates in the state 00 per cent. In calling a meeting for Jan. 21. local negroes are covering Montgomery, Ala., with placards calling for an effort for Foraker for prosident. It has been discovered that the number of islands in the Philippine archipelago belonging to the United States is 2.000.

Nine hundred and thirty-eight indict monts were returned in one bunch at Kansas City by tho grand jury, principally for violation of the Sunday cksirg law. The total value of the farm crops of tho United States for 1W7 is pur at is',.tNi4.Ou0.(it')0. an increase of $4JS.(k.v,(.;0i over At a meeting of the board of estimateof New York city Mayor McCiellan declined to officially recognize President Ahearn. just re-eleeiod president of the borough of Manhattan after removal by Governor Hughes. Ir. Edwards, head of the Pittsburg b :reau of health, says typhoid fever has been epidemic in that city for thirty-four years. Two of the provinces of Tersia. Ta

briz and Ilecht. have declared in favor

of the deposition of the shah. The Merchant Marine League is In session at Cleveland. O. Andrew Carnejie has been given a certificate officially stating the fact that he was a military telegrapher dur incr the civil Avar. Princess Terri Fomnre. of the royal family of Tahiti, daughter of Queen Marau. is at San Francisco on a visit. Whitelaw Moid. United States ambassador to Great Britain, has arrived nt New York. Vei. 1 has been fixed as the date for tho fight at London between Tommy Lums. the champion heavj weight pugilist of the -world, and Jack Faluier, of New Ctistli.

Whiting, Ind., Dec. 21. (Special.)

A large crowd gathered in tne as

sembly room yesterday afternoon to hear one of the best programs which has been given by the high school literary society for several months. The exercises throughout were suggestive of Christmas and all did their parts well. The program was as follows: Piano Solo Vanda Buczkowskl Isay Walter Smith "Christmas Customs." Duet Misses Dineen and Swartz Recitation Edith Gardner "Little John's Xrnas." Selection High School Orchestra Original Christmas Theme Raymond Buck Current Events Maud Hall Quartette Prof. Holiday, Russell Smith. Walter Smith and Peter Tfeifer. Song Chorus The song by the quartet was one of the best numbers on the program. It was a German song, composed by the

members of the quartet.

rine Rev. V 10 a

class. . 7:30 p. m. Preaching and song service; subject, "Christmas." On Christmas eve the Sabbath school will give their entertainment and on Christmas Day the ladies of t!.e church will meet at 2 o'clock. The Rainbow Band will meet Saturday. o. of lTelegtofficers

Whiting, Ind., Dec. 21. Union Council No. 9, Daughters of Liberty, held their annual election of officers at their meeting Thursday night. Those elected were as follows: Councilor Edna Perrigo. Associate councilor Cora Hayes. Vice councilor Ell Pinkerton. Secretary Sarah Naef. Financial secretary Mary Hayes. Recording secretary Eliza Freese. Treasurer Mrs. Helman. Guide Molly Freese. Inside guide Hattie Evans. Outside guide. Emeline Milligan. Trustee Emeline Milligan. Delegates First, Sarali Naef; sec

ond. Emeline Milligan: alternate. Ella

Pinkerton.

ri a OT" ATI

(Special.)

Gary, Doc. Szabaek. who picion of arson Keelirtek fire last Thursday

21. (Special.) Stanley

was arrested on susln connection with the on Washington street night, was released, it

having been found that he was innocent. Szabaek is a foreigner and laborer and well acquainted with John Keelirtek, the owner of the saloon and grocery store, which were burnod. It Is believed that the fire was started through an exploded lamp and that nobodv was wilfully responsible.

MACCABEES TO ORGANIZE.

Garv. Dec. 21. (Special) There be

ing quite a number of Maccabees in

Gary, there is a movement on foot to

organize a lodge here. It is thought

that at least fifty K. O. T. M. people

have a permanent residence here and with this number the organization

would seem feasible.

Attorney Gustavo Hart is at the head

of the movement and is working in conlunction with several other Maccabees

to canvass the situation. A call for

meeting may be sent out in the near

lien inmlnesji at the utore "grtn

dull choukIi to Interest you" OVER IIAl I, AND REJUVEXATB YOUR AD YERTISING.

PRICES: Week Nights and Sunday Mat. 15, 25, 35. 50z. Wed. and Sat. Mat. 10, 15. 20, 25c. Boxes 35c.

Sunday NighU 25. 35, 50, 75C

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Holiday Goods selected now will be kept la our safes at our risk until wanted.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Indiana Harbor Iot 22, block 60. Dallas Sarver to Mar Glass. $ ZOO Indiana Harbor Iot.s 41 and 42, block 5 in fourth addition. Harbor Building Co. to Christian V. Heck 1,300 Toleston Lot 4. block 2. O. T. U fc I. Co 's fifth addition. Howard

1'. Lonsr to Peter Davis 400 i

Toleston Iit 21. block IT.. C. T. L. & I. Co.'s tilth addition. David C. Atkinson to Kosalina Cor.fimano 1 ToUston Lot 20. block 1.".. C. T. L. I. Co.'s rlfth addition, David C. Atkinson to Joe Terra ra Hobart Lots 43 and 44, block 3. Second SontU Side addition, .lohn G. Rvan to Maud L Hubbard 200 Gary Lots 20 to 26, block tt, P.roadwav addition. Perry Ulrich to David "Weiso 3, COO In addition to the foregroinar transfers there have been filed for record 2 mortgages. 1 release and 13 miscellaneous instruments.

Hammond Lots 21 and 30, block j 10, North Side addition. Mary A. Hardintr to Mary Ann Harding: $2,300 Toleston Lot S. block 14. C. T. K I. Co.'s fifth addition. H. M. Rosborro to Walter S. lioss 223 Toleston Lot 13, block 14. C. T. L. & I. Co.'s fifth addition. Minnie Hertzberj? to otto C. llormann 1 Toleston Lot 23. block IS. C. T. Is. & I. Co.'s third addition, Catherine E. Rogan to John J.

O'Brien Miller Station Lot 1. block s.

Y. A. Kwtner's sun. . sec- I Two

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Tel. 327.

92nd 5 Commercial Ave.

ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE

iWeek commencing Dec. 16

After extensive alterations Glennon Eros, are pleased to announce the opening of

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Hotel

The public is cordially invited to call and inspect our improved facilities for the care and comfort of guests.

THE FOUR MASONS. In a Hilarious Screaming Comedy -A Country School." ROME AM) FEUGl'SOX. Star? of Geo. V. Lederer's and Henry V,. Savage's Forces, in Just a Little Variety.

RISSEI.I. AND In Their Original

society to the

CHURCH. Theme. Bowery."

tion 6-S6-T. Andrew Nelson to

600

2. Grant Rogan to

Town of Miller . . . . Gary Lot 22. block Park. Catherine K.

John J. O'Hrien

l 40 acres. William P. Schumacher to William H. Mathews 5.000 In addition to the foregoing transfers there have been filed for record

mortgage. 2 releases ana miscei-

IU'TCH WALTON. Musical Monologlpt. HUGHES AND MAZIE. City Flirts, Introducing Graceful Dancing.

'From

Some

MUSIC EVERY EVEIS'IINd.

BARGAINS

FOR

LADIES.

LEONARD Modern

AND LOUIE. Athletes.

KIN OD ROME. Latest Moving Pictures.

neovs instruments.

Evening 10, 20 end 30 cents. Daily Mat. 10 and 20 cents.

On account of the holiday season we are making reductions on all prices. Ask: for Souvenir on Saturday. THE HAMMOND SHOE HOUSE 93 West State Street. JACOB SCHLOER, Prop.

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