Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 144, Hammond, Lake County, 1 April 1908 — Page 6
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:- FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY
CROWN POINT NEWS
at that place.
withi John Berns, jr.
on her husband.
The Woman's study club met at the home of Mrsi Walter T. Allman on Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was called to order by the president, and the minutes of the former meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Ernest L. Shortridge was then ejected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Groinan two weeks ago. The hostess read a very fine paper on "Mary, Queen of the Scots." After an entermission Mrs. Gibbs led in the table talk and then the critics gave their report. Mrs. Allman served light refreshments and the club was then adjourned to meet next Thursday with Miss Peterpen. The following Crown Pointers left for Indianapolis yesterday to attend and take part in the Republican state convention now being held there: Harry B. Nicholson, Otto J. Bruce, Chas. Daugherty, Recorder Jones. Clerk Shortridge, Auditor Johnson, Harold H. Wheeler and Judge McMahon. The Chicago papers in their market
reports say that the Erie stock took a
sudden silump on the market yesterday
unis seemea iu uc vi""- . f " Jl ! tlves in Warsaw.
speculators, but It tney naa vuiceu yic sentiment of a few Crown Pointers they would not have been at aU surpressed. Face of the matter ls.Erie stock has never been held very high in the opinion of our people who travel on their trains and at present when their passenger trains are sidetracked for any old hog train that happens along, their stock wouldn't bring twenty-five cents on the dollar. Peter Geisen is in Hammond today in the Interest of his real estate and other business there. Mrs. Lela-Howells has resigned her position as assistant in Doctor Tinkbam's office,-and will soon go to Chicago to take a position as housekeeper for a family "there. Thesecond night of the picture show provedvmore satisfactory than the previous ones and the crowd were satisfied with the performance. Miss .Sessie Rosenbauer, assistant postmistress, is on the sick list and confined to her home, which reduced the force in the post office to Mr. Farley and, Miss Ella Massoth, who is learning the business so Miss Ora Farley, who bad started on a much deserved rest and vacation, has returned and will be in the office until Miss Rosenbauer recovers. Monday i evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hayward on Main street, 'the "housekeepers" gave one of their famous six o'clock dinners, known as the ''Housekeeper's Spread." The dinner was served in six courses and
was pronounced by all present to be the j best of all the many good spreads given - by this club. Iri the evening cinch was played and the prizes, a silver meat fork and fancy deck of cards, were won by Mrs. George Fisher and Dr. Allen Salisbury. The guests left with regret and Agrith a common wish that there would eoon be another. Mrs. Harvey Swartz is on the sick list and when last heard from was quite ill and suffering considerably. "The Fra," a journal of affirmation, printed at the shops of the Roy-Crofters at East Aurora, "N. T., and to which some of the brightest minds of today are to contribute, yesterday made its first appearance in the literary world and to its subscribers here. The magazine Is a delight to the eye and mind, and certainly is a fine piece of workmanship if all the numbers come up to the promise of the first one, there can be no doubt of Its ultimate success. Mrs. Ernest Hixan entertained a company of ladles yesterday at a one o'clock luncheon and social afternoon. All present report a most enjoyable time. Miss Florence Geisen and Stella Sanders have completed a course in shorthand at the Jones' business college in Hammond. Will Schlemmer of Schlemmer Brothers, was in Chicago yesterday in the interest of their dry goods business. Will Tuttle was in Chicago yesterday transacting business. Miss Eva Brown returned last evening
fitter a .visit of several days with her
feister, Mrs. Robert Krost of Chicago.
Mrs. Edward Ridley was in Hammond -yesterday visiting with her husband,
who' is employed as an electrician at the Standard car works.
Ed P. Ames transacted business in
Hammond yesterday. Mrs. James Mercltt visited with Ham mond relatives yesterday.
Will Knopf transacted business In
Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. Dr. Blackstone returned yester
day morning from a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Hanklns, who lives near
ralmer.
Chas. Wilson, the dray man, will start in the concrete business this
spring and has already hired several
handy men to assist him with his con tracts.
Mrs. Florence Tompkins Is visiting
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Krimbill, for a few days this week,
Ben Hayes transacted business in
Hammond today. He reports real estate transactions as being somewhat quiet
in town at present.
Miss Katie Ainsworth is spending part of her spring vacation visiting friends
in Hammond today.
J sopth part of town, at about the noon '.hour, of kidney trouble. While Mr.
Deutsche had been ailing more or less
for several months, yet very few peo
ple realized that he had been sick at
all, as he has been working steadily. Monday morning he went to his work
at the usual time, but remained only a few minutes, when he informed Mr. Davis, the agent, that he would have to
GARY NEWS
Thomas E. Knott's, president of the town board, during a lull in the session this afternoon stepped into an adjoining room and tried on a new spring suit which he is having made at the
go home. Death came yesterday about meeting was loruiwiiu iei12 o'clock. Arrangements for the fu- Porarily. adjourned until the rest of the neral are being withheld, awaiting members and those in attendance at the word fromMr. Deutsche's brother, who meeting could comment on the new lives at Syracuse, N. Y. Besides a host tSgery. Mr. Knots stated that as of friends, the deceased leaves a wife, always had his suits made to order as two children, Miss Eva of Hobart, and h had difficulty in finding a readyFred of Chicago, and two brothers to made suit to fit him for some reason or mourn his demise. other. Commencing today the Pennsylvania Judge A. C. Huber, who served as company have, put the section labor to delegate to the congressional conventen hours per day and the local sec- tion from Calumet township has re-
tal foi the Insane at Longcliffe, will be returned today. Charley Anderson, who will visit his father there, accompanied him. . Mail Carrier Ragon has got a new wagon for his route. The members of Lowell Camp, No. 5755, Modern Woodmen, with their wives and families had a social meeting in their hall, this city, Monday night. There was quite a large number in attendance. Refreshments were served. A fine social time is reported. The county convention representing eight camps, will be held in Lowell today. They assemble to elect a delegate from Lake county to the state
convention to be held some time in May.
Some of our farmers are beginning
to plow the ground, preparatory to
sowing their oats.
There is great joy and glee in the
tion is given twenty men. turned to Gary from Michigan City
About twentv Rebehak's fram Hobart w'here he helped to voice the sentiment home of Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Dinwiddle
went to Gary Last night to assist in n favor of Congressman Crumpacker. over the fact that a fine baby boy, that the instituting of a lodge of Rebekah's iIe was accompanied to Michigan City tipped the beam at eight pounds, was
by his wife who has a number of born to t'hem Sunday, March 29. It is
TOLESTON.
Judge H. Ai Tpwnsley transacted
business lo Crown Point yesteday.
friends and relatives at that place.
Two business men of Kewanee, 111.,
Frank Whiflin and H. L. Hepler, spent the day in Gary today looking about.
They have certain business interests in
Miss Ignota Phillips and Gerald Phil- Gary and u may fee ble that they ?s will spend a few days with rela- wjn locate ,n tMs cRy
Hp
Robert Kendt and family have moved
to Manston, Wis.
Mesdames W. E. Phillips, Charles Bentley, W. E. Kunert and H. A.
Townsley attended the Installation of
officers of the Rebekah lodge in Gary
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Q. James spent the day shop
ping in Chicago.
MERRILLVILLE.
The Misses Barbara and Tena Hein
returned home yesterday from Crown
Point where they were guests at the elaborate preparations will be started
W. E. Howard of Cleveland, O.. is
here today on speclalbuslness.
Alfred Jones, formerly on the repe-
torial staff of the Gary Daily News, has
resigned his position. Mr. Jones intends to embark in other lines of business. He- has been located in Gary about four months.
A big meeting of the Gary demo
crats will be held tonight at the Gary hotel for the purpose of selecting committees to prepare for the county con
vention to be held in Gary, May 2. It is expected that active work for the
their first boy and Grandpa and Grand
ma Jerome Dinwiddie are equally as
rejoiced in the fact that it is their
first grandson, the others being granddaughters.
Thomas Riley, who has been here the
j last three months enjoying a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Peter Fredrick and
husband, has returned to his home at
Michigan City.
home of their brother, Peter Hein.
and the plans for the novel barbacue
John Berens, wife and daughter, more fully discussed. The location will
Mary, spent a few days on the farm also be decided upon'in all probability
HESSVILLE. A. Brumm was a Hessvllle visitor
yesterday.
Miss Kaske of Munster transacted
business in Hessvllle yesterday.
President Nealie Wilson ' has ap
pointed the following named persons to
draw up a constitution for the new
club. Grace Dedelow, August Williams,
Frieda Fullgraff.
Aug. Tarnowskl has returned from a
visit with Mr. LaParle in Englewood
Ida Tarnowski has returned from
the party desiring to secure spacious Hammond.
Delegate E. Walter starts today for grounds as near the center of the city the state convention, accompanied by as possible. It Is not expected that the his wife. Mrs. Walter will visit with city will lack sufficient hotel accommo-
friends and incidentally keep an eye Nations for those who will be com
pelled to remain over night. In preparing for the convention the demo-
Joe Hess is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hess and family were guest3 of Miss Lydia Hess the
first of the week.
Mrs. Gorman and daughter, Gladys,
EAST CHICAGO-INDIANA HARBOR
Kewi for this column will be re
celved at the Sidney Veaco drug store and the Beehive, care of Morris Katz, In East Chicago and the real estate
office of Charles E. Fowler in Indiana
Harbor.
Barker and Butter as entertainers, will do their share tonight to keep the
Boosters and their friends from get
ting that tired feeling,
cratic club is one of the most active vau.
bodies that could bo asked for and the Miss Emery's room of the Hessvllle
party will no doubt be amply repaid school had the highest percent of at-
for choosing Gary as the meeting place.
Attorney Ora Wildermuth has pre
pared plans for a new store and flat building which he will erect this spring
at the corner'of Fifth avenue and Jef
ferson street. The building will be constructed of brick and will be 25x82 feet.
C. O. Holmes leaves this evening for
the state convention together with City
tendance in North township last month
MONON.
H. V. Jones has moved his general
store into the Grave3 room formerly
occupied by Charles Danford.
E. E. Hubble moved Tuesday over
II. V. Jones' old store.
Mrs. William Holmes was a business
The Baptist social at Union hall on Attorney L. L. Bomberger. Among other caller ln Chicago Monday.
Elm street -last Saturday night, was Garyites who have announced their in-
voted by all present a most complete I tentlon to join the Indianapolis dele
success. The entertainment was given gation are George Manlove, president of from a visit at Lennox.
under the auspices of the boys' Sunday the Gary Republican club, James Ben-
school class. The Misses Edith and net and James McFadden.
Gertrude Collier furnished the Instru
mental music, while Miss Anna Nelson
was the soloist and John Ford re
cited. Ice cream and cake were the re
freshments.
Officer Mike Gorman Is laid up with
Inflammatory rheumatism.
Paul Skimmer has sold his new flat
building on Olcott avenue to A. II. W.
Johnson for $4,800.
Nassau & Thompson have put ln a
HOBART.
Mr, and Mrs. A. D. Buchanan, of "Whiting. Ind.; were in Hobart a few
hours yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Klausen was a guest
of friends In Chicago Tuesday,
Mrs, John L. Fiester and Mrs. Ed
Fiester were- Chicago visitors yester day.
A, twelve-pound baby boy was forn to Mr, and Mrs. Will Reimer last Sun
day,
Our citizens were greatly surprised
vesterday to learn that A. W. Dentsche
telegraph operator at the E. J. and E.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Day and daughter,
Blanche, came home Monday evening
Mrs. Leon -Love was a business vis
itor in Chicago Monday.
CLARK STATION.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Amlck of Pine
will move to Goshen in a few days
where they intend to make their future home.
Gertrude Forbes of Bufflngton, has
resumed her studies at school after a
long absence due to sickness.
Miss Clara Brown "went to Toleston
Tuesday on business.
Mr. and- Mrs. S3. Amicx called on
WHITING NEWS
L. O. Addleman has returned from
Joliet, 111., where he spent a few days
with his parents.
Elizabeth Quinn has returned from I
St. Anthony's hospital where she un
derwent a serious operation. The young !
lady is improving quite rapidly now.
Mrs. Tipton of Englewood, who has
been very low with typhoid pneumonia, is reported much better. Mrs. Tipton is
a sister of Mrs. A. J. Judson of Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Chesterton
was a Whiting visitor yesterday.
Mrs. John C. Hall has returned from
Downes, 111.
Mrs. Goodomer of Sheridan avenue, Is
quite ill with the grippe and asthma.
Messrs. George Collins, James Burns
ana John McCabe went to Morocco.
Ind., yesterday, morning.
Miss Nellie Quinn is very ill at her
home in One Hundred and Nineteenth
streetby an attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. C. Etherldge of Oliver street,
was in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Bertha Fox has returned to her
home in LaPorte. after visltinar with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred J. Smith of
Oliver street, for a few days.
Mrs. Dary was a South Chicago vis
itor Monday evening.
Miss Marie E. O'Hara of Woodlawn,
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Helen
O'Hara.
Mrs. Barr of Fayette street, Ham
mond, was a Whiting visitor yester
day.
Attorneys C. E. Greenwald and Frank
N. Gavit are spending the week In In- j
dlanapolia.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harr will more to
the house which they recently pur
chased in New York avenue tomorrow.
CITIZENS' STATE BANK OF INDIANA HARBOR P. J. Harmon, Pres. D. L. Harmon, Cashier. John . Traeger, V. Pres. Capital and Surplus $35,000.00 The accounts of firms, corporations and individuals respectfully solicited. We assure you that every courtesy consistent with sound and prudent banking will be extended to you 3 per cent, on Savings Accounts, -. .
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ake County Title & Guarantee Co.
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Abstracts Furnished at Nominal P. R, MOTT, , President FRANK HAMMOND, Vice Pres. J. S. BLACKMUN, Secretary A. U, TJPPER, Treasurer
S. A. CULVER, Manager,
HAMMOND AND
CBOWN OINT, KD.
Secretary's Office in Majestic Blag. HAMMOND
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full line of sporting goods.
Julius Nassau is expected home from friends in Clarke, Monday evening,
Greenfield, Mo., in a few days. After
a short visit with relatives here he will
go to Chicago to take a course ln
business law.
Abe Cohen, an East Chicago boy, lo
cated at Albany, N. Y., has been
Miss Lydia Saager entertained friends
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. E. B. Miller was a Chicago
shopper Monday.
Henry Saager was a East Side visitor
deputized by the railroad he works for Monday-
to examine their bridges at Scranton,
Pa.
Irving Johnson was surprised by a
Miss Hedwig Flechsig called on Mrs.
Miller Monday.
Mr. Amstein and Miss A. Shubert of
party of his young f riend3 at his home Cavanaugh were in Clarke yesterday.
on Olcott avenue last Saturday. Re
freshments were served after which
an enjoyable evening was spent.
Mrs. C. Johns left today for a three
weeks' visit with . friends in Pitts
burg.
Mr. Louis Greenfield has sent out In
vitations to a dance to be given at
Krupa's hall April 10.
Floyd Fryer, formerly with W. R.
. DYEK. George Prohl of Hammond, was
Dyer visitor Monday on business.
Messrs. F. Bremer and F. Reichert of
Endor, transacted business here Mon day.
Jos. Schmal of St. John was a Dyer
visitor yesterday, looking after busl
ness matters.
Nicholas Hilbrich of Hammond, was
here Monday looking after some busi
ness Interests.
L. Margraf transacted business at
Chicago the latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Scheldt spent
Monday with friends at St. John.
Quite a number from here attended
the sale at N. Thielen's at St. John Monday.
Trustee H. C. Batterman transacted
business at St. John Monday.
A box car standing in the E., J. & E
HOBERTSDALE.
Mrs. Eva Carmody of St. Louis, Mo.,
is spending a few days here visiting her sister, Mrs. G. M. Gough of Roberts
avenue. Mrs. Gough is very sick and will be taken to the St. Margaret's hos
pital ln a few days to undergo a 6eri ous operation.
Mr. Koope was a Hammond business
visitor Monday.
Paul Sell of Harrison avenue, who
nas ceen connnea 10 ms nome lor a
number of weeks with typhoid fever, is
able to be out again.
Mrs. William Bahn and daughter,
Miss Freda were Chicago shoppers
Monday.
Miss Julia Hubbard visited friends In
Hammond.
The Sunshine circle have added a new
member. Miss May Robin, to their
circle.
Oliver O. Forsyth with a party from
Chicago, was a Whiting and Roberts dale visitor Monday.
Mrs. John Barr of Roberts avenue.
spent the day visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. Ed. Freese, who Is very 111 with typhmoid fever remains about the same.
Miss Carrie Gosch of East Chicago,
was the guest of Miss Rica Vater over
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Kliemer of Lincoln
avenue, is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Stein left for Carey, 111., Monday, where she will spend a week
visiting her parents.
Mrs. William Dunn visited her daughter Alice, at the South Chicago
hospital yesterday. She reports her
as getting along as well as can be ex
pected.
George Sladek of Palos Park, 111.,
has leased the property at the corner
of Indiana boulevard and Sheffield
Our Eleotric Fixtures
'ARE MATCH LESS OUR OAS FIXTURES Are Yet to be Matched And between tho two wo have the BEST COMBINATION on the market. Our goods and prices are right. American Fixture and L,igrht Co. Broadway, GARY, IND.
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MODERN EQUIPMENT EURO RE AIM PLAN COL. GEO. D. HODGES
A1AINAOER GARY,
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Mr. A. Kane and Maloney engineer sidlne here cauarht fire Monday even-
and fireman on the C.. L. S. & E.( nar- , at about ia o'clock and was de-
rowly escaped death Monday afternoon stroyed. only through the efforts of
THE HAMMOND DiSTILLINO CO. DAILY CAPACITY 25,000 GALLONS
ST. JOHN. Mr. and Mrs. George Austgen vis
ited in Chicago Monday.
Mrs. Peter Koch from "Whiting, was
thfi E-iist of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
avenue, near trie woir LaKe club house, Kammer, .Monday.
wuere ue wui erect a Duiiaing ana start
when thei rengine, one of the largest
on the road, ran off the track and com
pletely turned over, due to the spread
ing of the rails on the C. L. S. & E. be
tween Buffington and Stockton.
Mr. Jpnes weighmaster for the C, L.
S. & E. at Indiana Harbor, was in
Diamond, the grocer, is now working Clarke Monday visiting friends.
for George W. Lewis in the real estate
business.
Dr. Robert Spear and wife spent yes
terday in Chicago.
Hubert Bradenberg, nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Molinder of Grape
vine street, will leave Sunday morn
ing for Colorado for his health. Mr.
Mrs. Bartell returned home today
after an extended visit with her niece
in Chicago.
Paul Wltte of Indiana Harbor, has
sold his property here for $2,600 to the
Pennsylvania company.
Master H. Forbes of Buffington while
playing in the school yard here Mon-
those who came were the other cars that stood close by, saved. The origin of the fire is not known but it is surmised that hobos somehow or other
started it.
FOR SALE Saloon, two-story building.
living rooms upstairs and in rear; lot
45x130. Good business place; cheap.
Call on A. E. Kaiser, Dyer, Ind. 4-l-4t
Bradenberg's home is In Pittsburg, Pa., day, had the misfortune to run a rusty
but has been staying here for his health for some few months. His
brother, Frank Bradenberg, of Pitts
burg, is visiting here this week.
Miriam Rebekah Lodge, No. 407, will
have an Initiation at its next regular
meeting, to be held Friday, April 3. There will be nine candidates. All
members are earnestly requested to be present. Refreshments will be served
by the captain of the degree staff.
MILLINERY OPENING To the Ladles of Indiana Harbor:
I desire to call your attention to the fact that ray elesrant new and complete lineof Sprinsr and Summer Millinery is now in stock, ready for
your inspection. An entirely ne v thing in Up-
to-date Mats. Fiease can and examine my stock
and prices. on are sure to be pleasd. MRS. BERTHA BLUMENTHAL
1 90 7 1 3 7tH St, cor. Fir Indiana Harbor, Ind.
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CARL ANDERSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Building and Sidewalks
A SPECIALTY
Telephone I. II. 662. Res. 621.
Corns in and see ths bargains offered before invent3ry Is taken. I NEED MONEY. iMAX NASSAU
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My Store Is enlarzed.
flep.ot, hai died, at his home In the J 2L?PTT AYE. EAST CHICAQ?. JD.
GRIFFITH. At the regular meeting of the For
esters Saturday evenin. Dr. Good was added to the already long list of members.
Melvin Melcher, night towerman, who
has been unable to work for a few days, is back again waving the flag.
After giving their new credit ma
chine a week's test, Soutbworth & Son pronounce it a great thing, and are hightly pleased with it
Mrs. Ed. Dutton is here today the
guest of relatives.
Saturday evening April 3, the town
board will hold their regular monthly meeting.
Miss Isabel Kuhn came home yester
day from her school near Shelby and
in company with Miss Anna Newell left this morning to attend the teachers' convention in Indianapolis.
M. Pierce of Merrillville, was a vis
itor here yesterday.
The own board in company with
Sidewalk Inspector John Taylor and Jacob Miller were out yesterday look
ing over the walk that we put in last
fall and which the frost has badly damaged. They find that the contractors
will have to make good on most of the walk they put in just before the cold
weather set in.
C. M. Barney made a business trip
to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. John Bothwell and son Cllffard,
Methodist church parsonage Tuesday were here this morning on their way
afternoon was largely attended by our to Hammond.
townsladies. There was a number of Many of our people are preparlnsr to
aprons sold at a good price. Refresh- attend the temperance meeting at Ross
ments of ice cream and cake were this evening. server and a fine social time is re- T?,r Torino- nt r-mr. pnin
hprfl vesterdav lookina: for a hn.11 In
"William McCarty, who has been home which to conduct Free Methodist meet-
on a leave of absence from the hospi- I ir.gs.
nail througli his left foot and prevented him from attending school during the
afternoon session.
Mrs. R. P. Stulls was a Chicago shop
per Tuesday.
The agent for the Indiana Harbor
Steam laundry was in Clarke Tuesday
collecting laundry.
Mrs. J. Rouch and son attended to
business matters in Chicago.
Mrs. C. Scheurer and Mrs. J. Rayder
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Rayder of
Whiting.
Mr. and Mrs. S. LaBounty of "Wood
ward, spent the afternoon withfriends
here.
F. Behn attended the meeting at
Gary Tuesday.
T. Hecker of Toleston attended to
business matters at Indiana Harbor,
"Walter Peters attended to business
matters In Toleston.
Miss E. Behn visited with South Chi
cago relatives today.
Layne Hixon spent a few hours vis
iting here.
LOWELL.
The apron sale and social at the
an ice cream parlor and confectionery
store.
The repairs on the St. John school,
which was nearly destroyed by fire
about two months ago, have been com
pleted. School was started in the
building Monday.
George Sladek and Henry Hatt trans
acted business in Chicago Monday.
C. "W. Johnson has moved from Har
rison avenue into the brick house of L.
Horndobbler in Roberts avenue. John Soltwedel and family of Michigan City will occupy the house vacated by the
Johnsons In about two weeks.
Miss Hattie Klemm visited relatives I house by sickness
in Chicago yesterday.
Anton Spieler from Hanover Prairie,
was here on business yesterday.
Louis "Wein and Howard Meyer from
Cedar Lake, were St. John business visitors Monday.
John Lauerman from Hanover Center
was here on business yesterday.
Andrew Keilman from "Whiting, spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives here.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Dunn
on Spring Hill, a baby boy, Saturday.
Frank P. Keilman is confined to the
Excessive Drinking
Orrine Destroys the Craving foi
Drink Sold Under Positive Guarantee.
Excessive or continued use of alcoholic beverages always results in a diseased condition of the nervous system. The drinking man is often heard to say. "I can stop of my own free will
and when I wish," but the poor fellow is now devoid of the power to aot at
Eberhard Thlel tested his seed corn
and found it grown two inches above
the ground in the boxes.
The public schools will be closed for
the rest of this week as the teachers
will attend the convention In Indianapolis.
John Gerlach was reported a little
better Tuesday morning and it Is
hoped by his friends that he will soon regain his health, although he is not in a very good condition as yet.
was ther.
to her
VALPARAISO.
Mrs. Margaret Davidson, who
the proper time and in the right way called here by the death of her mo it s too late, the craving has secured t,.0 Mm. u , a firm hold and because of the dls- Irs" Eliza Miller has returned to
eased nervous system he has not the nome in cpringporr, ancn.
;ir' all know CU eiLOri- in6 Dr- Glen Poison spent yesterday ln
Drunkenness is no longer consideied j mmlel on professional business
a crime, eminent scientists ana ptiysl- Glen Dean, who is visiting his grand clana have a?r?((1 that it In n A g t . ""'""o 1110
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and must be treated as such. ij-amci, wusun i-eon, at at. oeorge.
The home treatment that hes been i Georgel., reports that he is having a
used for a number of years, and Is I erood tlmn nnri i founo- K,tfr
hitfhlv successful. Is Orrine. Tt la nA
under a positive guarantee that if it vvinDorc or tms city ieit yesdoes not effect a cure your money will terday with his family for "Wheaton,
De reiunaeu.
Orrine is ln two forms. "When desiring to give secretly, purchase Orrine
No. l, and If the patient will volun
tarily take the treatment, Orrine No. 2 should be given. The guarantee is the same in either case. Orrine costs
$1.00 per box. Mailed In plain sealed wrapper on receipt of price. "Writ
for tree treatise on "Drunkenness
mailed ln sealed envelope by The Or
rine Co., Washington, D. C. "Sold by leading druggists everywhere and in this city by Lion Store Pharmacy,
We have a complete Duplicate of
tbe County Treasurer' Books on Hammond Property.
PAY EARLY AXD AVOID PEXALTIffS.
92 State Street. OPEN EVEXIXGS.
111., where he expects to make his fu
ture home. Prof "W. F. Gasklns was a Chicago visitor yesterday. The draymen are pretty busy these days caring for the movers. Have you tried to kick that old straw hat from the sidewalk or pick up that lost pocketbook today? This is AllFool's day, April 1. The complete stock and fixtures of the well known McConahy book store has been moved to the basement of the store of Specht, Finney and Skinner, who have bought out Mr. Tinkham, tho former proprietor. Rev. Michael J. Flanning, the famous
Canadian anti-saloon speaker, will de-" liver his lecture in the "University audi torium Friday evening.
N. L. Agnew is expected home Sat
urday from Mud Lavia Springs, whera he went recently to receive treatment . for rheumatism. His condition is improving.
Frank Yohn has returned from
Pierceton and "Warsaw, where he was : called with hlsn wife on account of the serious illness of his wife's mother, Mrs. Margaret Galbreath of Pierceton, . who son;e time ago received a para-.
lytic stroke, and the feebleness of his father, Pensley Yohn, who is nearly 84 years of age. Neither of the aged peo-, pie are expected to live. Mrs. Yohn re'-"' mained at the bedside of her mother.; i A large number of new students have arriver within the last few days to take the teacher's course at the University.' Many of them expect to prepare themselves to meet tho requirements of the new law concerning teachers, which requires all applicants to havo a high school education or Its equivalent. This evening at the Fresbj-terlan church will be given an illustrated song and story service under the auspices of the Salvation Army, which will portray the work of that organization ln tho slums. Joseph Decker has been appointed administrator of the estate of Theodote Sothman. who recently was murdered in South Dakota. James M. McGill of Chicago, is la tho city on business. A family reunion was held at the home of William Dudley Monday evening, a number of the Miller family and other relatives were 5n attendance, having been called here recently by the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. A delicious supper was served. The Lady Maccabees will give a coffee tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Abbia Cowdrey, 101 Westoa avenue.
There will be an April Fool ball at Empire hall this evening. It is reported that the woman's League, assisted by the city, ma.y start a public reading room and library in the rooms formerly occupied by the McCanohy book store.This would certainly be a splendid place for such a down-town home for the boys.
OTIS & BENHAH, Investigating Agency. BUM J Evidence Work a Specialty. Rooms S and 3, 104 "Went Main Street VALPARAISO INDIANA,
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