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Mrs. II. Preesen ';of Chicago visited relatives hro on Sunday. iiev. Fchwalj of N'aiK-rviilc, presid ing emer 01 this district, nem communion servief -3 at tl.u Evangelical church last evening. The services were very largely attf-ndd. Mrs. J. W. P.elsor and Miss Nell Dayton of Keota, Iowa, are spending the holidays fit the home of their cousin, Mrs. J. A man, of Indiana boulevard. Henry Sehrag'e sr. of Whiting, deeded a strip of land to the c!ty of Hammond, from Indiana boulevard to Iancoin avemie, to bo used as a street. This street will be culled Benedict avenue, and will be a Kreat improvement to our town. Cinder", are belntr hauled for it and by sprini; the street will be completed. J. Sharpe and family returned from Bourbon, Ind., Saturday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas hurohuo of Huberts avenue, a baby hoy last evening. Mother and son are Rotting1 along nicely. Mrs. Worthy Exton of Reese av :iue is very low at the Wesleyan hospital In Chicago with blood poison. Mrs. L. Emuel, who has been ::. ml- ! ing a few weeks at the home of her brother, William I'ayne, of Harrison avenue, returned to Alton, 111., where Bhe will Join her husbund, who is employed at that place. Mrs. Ed Freeso of Roberts avenue returned from Bourbon, Ind., where she attended the funeral of Mrs. A. J. Sharp, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kasch and three Children, of Roberts avenue, spent Sunday visiting relatives in South Chicago. Mrs. Joseph Aman and daughter were the guests at a birthday party Sunday at the home of the former's Bister, Mrs. Edmonds. WHITING NEWS J. Puane Gleghorn, a graduate of the Whiting high school in the class of '06, who is now attending the University at Beloit, Wis., is upending a few days with Arnold Exton. Miss Agnes Dickinson is seriously 111 at the home of her mother, in John street with nervous prostration. Mesdames" John Stoneham, Anna Dunning and Lena Stoll were among thosa who visited Mrs. Worthy Exton at the Wesley hospital yesterday. The condition of Mrs. Exton remains the same as far the past two days, the doctors giving no hopes whatever of her recovery. Mrs. Roy AValker having completely recovered from her recent illness, was brought homo from the Mercy hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond of Indiana Harbor, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dunn of Sheridan avenue, yesterday. Miss Marie O'llara of Carson, 1'irie, Scott & Company, is enjoying a weeks1 vacation. Mrs. Janus Clark of Central avenue was taken to the Mercy hospital in Chicago today. Mr. and Mis. John Hannephin entertained several relatives at their home in One Hundred and Nineteenth and Clark streets yesterday. Those who wore present were Mr. and Mrs. 'Harry Spring and children of Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hannephin and Miss Sophia Swanson of Chicago. All returned home last night with the exception of ('.race and e.Tssis Spring, who will remain with their grandparents for a few days. Frank MacPherson of Chicago made his usual visit to Whiting yesterday. Hoyt Ograni was in Hammond last night. Charles Hannephin accompanied by East Chicago friends saw "Josie the Little Madcap" at the Calumet last night. Dr. E. M. Weils lias 'gone to Newton, 111., where he was called by the. death of Ills sister. The doctor was called to Newton at Thanksgiving time by her illness, but returned when she was thought to be better. The funeral was held today. Mrs. Tom Rartlett and sister and brother, Mr. and Mrs. O'Donnell, of Detroit, visited with Mrs. Harry bee at 'the Presbyterian hospital yesterday. HO BART NEWS Axel Strom and family were Sunday '.visltovs with friends in ChicagOj Dr. R. C. Maekey has just recovered from a svere attack of la grippe. Cal. Beltzhoover. of Indiana Harbor, visited friends here yesterday, and with Ids family, who have been here the last Candies We Carry A Nice Line Bell-Borman Drug Co. Next to Post Office GARY, IND. BRASSAS AND STRINGFELLGK GARY, IND. Dross, Cigars, Stationery, EU. Prescription department in Ciarse of graduate in Pharmacy with IJ years excriencTHE PAIKE-KAUBEB GOMPAHY HARDWARE and FURNITURE Broadway end Eight Ave. GARY, IND. fTLNES, LIQUORS, AJfD CIGARS Only High Grade Good THE GAEY Buffet and Restaurant Charlea DelU-CUts., Prop. Ercwajv Gary, liX

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! John Foley, of Chicago, spent Sunday j wita his parents in Hobart. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Helln. of Chicago, visited with friends in Hobart yesterday. Miss Kleezor, who lias been visiting in Hobart with 1kt parents the past two weeks, left last everlr.- fur Grand Rapids, Mich. Kuisrene Sholl and so:;, Willie, were Valparaiso visitor:; yesterday. . Phil Roper, Jr., and Miss Doilie Newman visited friends in Valparaiso Sundav. Mrs. W. V,. Truesdell. who had been I visiting her par.-nts. Mr. and Mrs. :.. j J. LooKf, iiere lor a wee'.c, returned to Chicago Saturday. LOWELL NEWS Robert Palmer, who has been holding a position In Chicago for several years, is home here to stay fur awhile. Charley Pellrnan, of Hammond, visited his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Nichols, here. Sunday. The schools in Lowell and Ced?r Creek township commenced again Monday, after a weeks' vacation. Our fine sleighing is all gone and everybody is going on wheels again. Our doctors are kept busy day and night. It is said that there has not feeen so much sickness with grip in years as there is now. There is hardly enough well ones left to take care of the sick. DYER NEWS Phillip Keilman spent Saturday with relatives in Hobart. Miss Matilda Kaiser of Chicago arrived here Saturday to spend a few days at her old home. Miss Theresia Keul of Chicago Is spending a few day's at the home of her sister, Mrs. Theo Kammer at present. J. J. Klein Is on the sick list. Yesterday the new trustees for the St. Joseph church were elected for the coming year. The following were elected: William- Gettler, George E. Schaefer, William Teutemaeiier and George J. Paker. A number of the members of the Columbia League from here went to Sehererville yesterday afternoon to attend the dedication of the new banner of the GrltTl tli Court. Nick Hoffman and family left yesterday evening for their home in Chicago. Our dentist. Dr. E. Vercoe and family, are spending some time with relatives in Chicago. From there Mr. Vercoe left for Leland, N. IX, to visit a brother. M. A. Kammer of Englewood, is visiting with his brother, Theodore Kammer and family at present. The second entertainment here yesterday . afternoon was largely attended in spite of the bad weather. Mat Sehlachter, of Chicago visited with relatives out here Sunday. EAST CHICAGO NEWS Tom Williams, who has been singing at the new electric theater for the last few nights, has made a decided hit. Mr. and Mrs. William were Chicago visitors yesterday. The Misses Helen Spencer and Anna Davis were the guests of Miss Campton at dinner last night. Frank PeP-riae saw the "Merry Widow" at the Colonial last night. Mr. and Mrs. T. Cohen attended a birthday party in Chicago yesterday. Dr. Goldman will occupy his new dental parlors In Sam Cohen's building the first of next week. Prosecuting Attorney Poone transacted business In East Chicago Saturday. Messrs. Herman Anderson and Arthur Keenan visited friends at Tine Saturday. Polite Thorpe left last night for Toledo, where he will visit friends. It is rumored that East Chicago is to have a new pool room in the near future. Chief Higgins returned Saturday from Montreal. Harry Prolley of South Pend is visiting friends in this city. Ixmie Wlttenburg visited his brother William, in Chicago, yesterday. The Psl Mil's will meet at the home of John Pavis, 423S Paring avenue, tonight. Mrs. Rosenthal visited friends in Chicago yesterday. C. r. Urie of Sturgis. Mich., is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Veacoi. The Republic wort on this morning for nobody knows how long. vl Com? in and see ths bargains offered before inveitDry is $Zit5 MAX NASSAU J DWELER AND OPTICIAN My Stora Is cnlarcfd. OLCOTT AVE. HAST CHICAGO, IND. FLACK BROS, Dealers In WOOD, HARD and SOFT COAL. HAY, GRAIN and FEED -4T1Q-2I Todd Ave. EAST CHICAGO, llND. Telephone 734 Phone 043. Our Motto A I'erfect Fit. J. M. DROHAN the up-to-date MERCHANT TAILOR. Cleaning. Dyelns and Ilepairlas a Specialty. EXCHANGE AVEXIE. EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA. ALBERT GIVEN, THE TAILOR. Styles and Prices Right. 712 Chicago avenue. East Chicago, Ind. We ore now ready to sell Ladies Skirts and Furs la addition to Tailoring.

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The superior ouri convened this morning after the Christmas recess. The jury eases are the first to be taken up. Miss Carrie A. Peels spent Sunday In Waterloo, Iowa, a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cushman, parents of her fianot-, Andrew Cushman. Miss Ieds will remain in Chicago until the tenth of the month, after which she will bo at the home of her brother, O. W. Lc-c-ds, until l:tr marriage taks placf. The first week of the New Year will be marked by a number of social functions, first among which is the reception to be given by Mr. and Mrs. John II. Parker tomorrow evening in their beautiful home. The furnishing is practically completed, but owing to the ill health of Mrs. Barker they have done no entertaining on a large scale heretofore. About a hundred guests are asked to the New Year's eve party from S to 12 and there will be dancing upstairs with music by Van tier Cook's orchestra. On J uesdny night occurs an elaborate darning party in N'iemer's annex, given by the Sitters and Stayers. Marguelies orchestra of Chicago, which gave such excellent satisfaction last year, will play for the dancers. In honor of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Mathews of Waterloo, Iowa, Miss Eddy will give a large tea on Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock and will entertain at euchre Saturday and again on Tuesday 0 next week. Two new train dispatchers were added to the Michigan Central force today, making five In Chief Whipple's office. On account of Increased business along the line a readjustment was necessary and the St. Joe division will now bo handled from here. Frank A. McCauley, the well known manager of the Prudential Insurance company, is the latest victim of the disappearanco craze that seems to be epidemic in Michigan City. McCauley and Oliver Thomas left Thursday night for a western hunting trip, the expenses of which the former was to pay. They reached St. Louis at 8 o'clock Friday morning, walked about for an hour and then returned to the station. Thomas went inside and when he came out McCauley was gone. Being unable to find his companion, Thomas returned to this city and reported the matter to Mrs. McCauley, who lives with her two children at 60S'i West Tenth streetShe says she knows nothing of hf-r husband's plans and refuses to tafk. It is said there is a shortage in McCauley's accounts and tin company will make a thorough investigation and put another man in his place. Dr. Karl Freitag has suspended the publication of his paper, Die Prole Lanze, a democratic German weekly, giving as his reasons the increase of his business outside of the paper and the falling off of patronage. Prosecutor Miller filed thirty additional delinquent tax cases in Justice Snook's court Saturday, making a total of sixty against Michigan City property holders. The board of finance of the public schools let the contract for the custody of its funds to the First National bank, bidding for a maximum of $35,000; to the Citizens' bank, bidding for a maximum of $20,000, and to the Trust & Savings bank, bidding for a maximum of $10,000. All three gave ample personal bonds in the amounts required under the new depository law. WHEELER NEWS Mrs. Fred Piemenstein, who has been quite sick for a time with nervous prostration, is improving slowly. Mrs. A. Pathrop was a Valparaiso visitor Friday. Mrs. Eby has returned after an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs! McMichael. Messrs. A. Pathrop, P. II. Craige, M. Wilson and P. K. Johnston attended a Masonic meeting at Hobart Friday evening. Miss Covene Plount of Valparaiso, Ind.. sncnt Friday with friends in Wheeler. Mrs. P. A. Marquart visited Hobart friends Firday. Mrs. L. K. Johnston was a Hobart visitor Friday. Thos. Carey transacted business in Valparaiso Saturday. Mrs. Fercv Workman returned from a visit in Chicago Sunday morning. Election of officers of the M. E. church and Sunday school will be held this evening at the church. Mrs. StockJale returned to her home m Cassapolic, Mich., accompanied by her granddaughter, Miss Stockdale, of Chicago. Simon Hatten and wife, who have been visiting relatives in Wheeler, re turned to their home in Culver, Satur day evening. Mrs. Charles Hatten and child are visiting at the home of Mrs. Hatten's parents In Purr Oak. VALPARAISO NEWS The Valparaiso high school basketball team defeated the All Stars, a team of ex-high school and university players, Saturday evening in the high school gymnasium, by a score of 47 to 3 3. The game was a very interesting lV'Ma t: ciojrq pr.T3TCt qSnoqi 'oao crowd. Felt on for the hiqh school and Johnson for the All Stars, did the best playing. Miss Gertrude Polk went to Chicago Saturday to attend the wedding of Miss Marguerite Washburn. Attorney Joseph Bartholomew of East Chicago spent Sunday with his parents in Valparaiso. P. 1 1. Cophn was in Hebron Saturday on business. Attorney George P. Williams of Chesterton was in town on legal business Saturday. Postmaster John E!am and Revenue Collector J. H. Wilson have returned from Indianapolis where they attended the republican love feast. They report a rousing time. Prof. A. F.'Re'.dis of the department

of oratory at Valparaiso University, read Dickens' Christmas Carol in the University auditorium Saturday evening in a pleasing manner. H- was assisted by Prof. Brewster of the music department, who rend. -red several vocal solos which were well received hy the audience. The evening's entertainment was given under the auphts of the Y. W. C. A. and it was a pity that a larger audience, was not present to greet these talented young men.

CROWN POINT NEWS The Musical meets with Mrs. W. P. McMahon this evening. The firemen elected officers for the ensuing year as fed low's : Captain, Frank Soh'.emmer ; lieutenant, Albert Meyer; captain hose 1, Charles Kais-r; lieutenant hose 1. Tony Piatt : cuptain hose 2. Bert Meeker; lieutenant hose 2, Nick Hoffman. The Owl club of Whiting defeated the Men's club of Crown Point T'J-lSv Gerard was the star for Whiting while Crown Point lacked of any. A man from I.ogansport was killed while alighting from a train yesterday morning at the d-pwt. the head being severed from his body. iauki(;k licenses. Arthur Kerber, Chicago 2 3 Francis Hildobrandt, Chicago 20 Herman Prands, Cedar Pake, Ind 20 Carrie Reiehert, Dyer, Ind 25 William F. Miller, Union Mills. Ind... 42 Frieda W. Hums, Hammond 27 Eugene R. Merrick, Spring Prairi?, AY is 28 Nellie E. Wood, Spring Prairie, Wis.. 19 George P. Noble, Toledo, 0 44 Marie McEnroe, Algone, In 23 Moses Feeser, Crown Point 20 Minnie Podeis, Hammond lit Patrick Sehevlin, Chicago 50 Rose E. Cenberry, Chicago 34 Ralph E. Guld, Chicago 21 Cora M. Smith, Chicago 20 William K. Collins, 23. Chicago 23 Lillian Mas Daniel, Chicago 24 C. W. Vouderhed, Chicago 34 Mnnie Kohuke, Chicago 20 John W. Powell, Chicago 38 Ellen G. Monahan, Chicago GRIFFITH NEWS William McCermiek expects to move to Chicago soon. His daughters, Ada anil Francis, have already gone. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferry are entertaining their daughters. Mrs. Hill and Miss Ferry, both of New York. Some of our local musicians have composed a song entitled. "We'll be There." They sang It to quite an appreciative audience the other evening and were highly applauded. Mrs. Pee Chalfant and daughter, Beulah, are spending the holiday's with relatives at Paketon. Surveyors were in town Saturday taking measurement along the noith side of the E. J. E. railroad. Tt is said the company intends double tracking in the spring. The bobsleds which L. A. Southworth hs for sale has suddenly cepreciated in value awing to the "stock" cf snow being "watered." MERRILLVILLE NEWS Raymond Zeuras visited with his sister, Mrs. Guy Merrill, at Hammond, yesterday. Mrs. Kate White and children left for their home in Chicago Heights today, after a few days visit here. Our town was nearly flooded yesterday, caused by the melting snow, and most of the sidewalks are under water. The illustrated lecture which was held at the Methodist church last night was very well attended, netting about $15 for the church. Our fine sleighing is about over. The people have changed to their buggies in a hurry. A busload of our young people will go to Hobart tonight to attend a basket ball game. The Merrillville boys will play Hobart. ST. JOHNS NEWS Fred Bremer, of Beecher, II!., was here on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koch, of Merrillville, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Portz, yesterday. Peter Weingart made a business trip to Chicago, yesterday. H. Piepho and Ado'ph Russell, of Hanover Prairie, transacted business here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Ilelfen, of Powell, visited with friends here yesterday. Peter Portz has so far recovered from his sickness that he is able to be around again. Mrs. Alois Portz returned home last night accompanied by her sister. Miss Clara Weskofsky from Chicago. The entertainment given Friday evening at the C. O. F. hall for the benefit of the St. John church, was a success in every way. Very many people attended. Jos. M. Thiel spent Sunday afternoon in Sehererville. Miss Anna Winkofsky is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alois Portz. John Liesenfelt of Chicago Heights was a St. John visitor yesterday. In spite of the inclement weather, a large crowd attended the entertainment last night given under he auspices of the Young Men's and Ladies Sodality. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rumstick were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Austgen yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Portz were in Sehererville Sunday. John Portz and family frime Hammond spent Sunday in St. John. Joseph Thome left for his home in Chicago today after a fev days' visit with relatives here. When buninesa at the store "set dull enough o interest yoa" OVEHIIAVL AND REJUVENATE YOLK AD. VETITISING.

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ilLU IhiiljIUiUII GROWN POINT TEAM Whiting Five Score Brilliant Victory Over County Seat Mens Club. ROLL OP 01 AGAINST 13 Oil City Aggregation Claims Basket Eall Championship of Northern Indiana Other Games. (Special to Lake County Times.) Whiting. Ind., lt-e. 30. The owl club jouriu-yod to Crown point Saturday afternoon to hold a basket ball contest at Hubbard's hall with the Men's club ol t rown Point. The 1 locais dofatfd the Crown Point team to the tune of IS to 12, Th team work of th.- Men's ciub is reported to have been line, but they were unable to keep the ball and seore. Manager Joe llickey accompanied the Owls and as he was the only rooter he came home with a hoarse voice, but he was perfectly satisfied with his vocal sacrifice in view of the complete victory his team had scored. The game was notable for the remarkable activity, speed and absolute cleanness on the part of the contestants, especially the winners. Lxton threw sixteen baskets. C.irard and O'Xeil's team work, Judson and Sehrage's holding down of Crown Points score to thirteen points were noticeable features of the game, as was also the impartial refereeing of Ed Gray. Field goals were as follows: Perry, 4; Rockwell, 1; Clover, 1; Pxton, 16; O'Neil, 10; Cirard, 12; Schrage, 1. The lineup was: wl3- Crown Toint. Pxton R. F Perry -'Neil P F Pookii-,.11 Cirard ;i.iv.r Ogram, Pen rage. . .R. C Yountr Ji'dson L c Crawford Clilim ( liampionNblp. The Owls claim the basket ball championship of northern Indiana. Saturday evening, Jan. 1, thev will play the Hull House team of Chlcn irr in the former's gym, at One Hundred and Nineteenth street and Pennsyl vania avenue. In the game which was played at Powell between the S. P. A. C. of Whiting and the Lowell high school, the S. P. A. C. were victorious, the score being 33 to 2.I. The S. P. A. C. were stars in the basket ball lino t.nt v,.nr but the team was broken up by sev eral of the members going away to college, and who are now home on their vacations. Although the other teams scored victories, the M. A. A.'s met their Waterloo in the Y. M. C. A. Noonday class of Chicago. These were the tallest and heaviest five that the locals have ever met, they being much surprised to see their opponents elderly men, some of whom were bald-headed. They, however, felt much flattered when told that they had the fastest team the Y. M. C. A. had met in some time and put up a good game. ClinuKe In I.oeat Lineup. At the blow of the whistle ending the first half the score stood 4 to 16. After an intermission of five minutes the game was resumed, a change in the, local lineup was instituted by the captain. V. Katon, displacing Frank Moore, who had his finger nail torn off. The skirmish ended with the score standing 43 to S in favor of the Y M. C. A. The lineup was: M. A. A. Squier P. Trowe R. Griffith Moore, Eaton P Lucke It. Y. M. C. A. Sohupman Sims . . Strassman Pvitt Pillepp G. LE ROY NEWS Myra Pryant of Hebron, sister of Mrs. Charles Pightfoot, made them a short visit Friday. Our streets here now seem to be blessed with plenty of slush and water. Sam Love and wife transacted business in Crown Point Friday. A danghter and son of Fred Rinklebarger of South East Grove, went to Chicago Friday to visit with relatives. Mrs. Polly Peach, who spent Christmas in Hebron, returned home Friday morning. Teter Marrow and family, our butter maker, spent Christmas in Indianapolis, returning home Friday evening. RENSSELAER NEWS Mrs. Maria Hopkins left this morning for Oklahoma, where she will visit relatives for several months. Mrs. Tarks and son. Lloyd, have returned from a weeks visit with relatives in Kankakee, 111. vV. J. Polser and wife, of Franklin, are visiting his brother, A. E. Polser, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Collins have returned from Indianapolis, where they have been spending their honeymoon. Mrs. Mel Abbot and little daughter have returned from a short visit in Monticello. Walter C. Ault of Baltimore is visiting George MoArthy and family. A son was born last Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Ord Yeoman. INDIANA HARBOR George Smith has returned from his hunting trip and is quite ill. Mrs. William Smith I3 sick with tonsllitis. Her little daughter haa recovered from scarlet fever and the quarentine has been raised. The sale of the property on Commonwealth avenue to the railroad company

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