Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 157, Hammond, Lake County, 16 April 1908 — Page 6

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Study Club Meets. The "Woman's Study club met for its last regular -meeting until fall, on Tuesday afternoon, April 14, at the home of. Miss Maud "Williams, east of town. The meeting was called to order by the president, and Mrs. Scheddell was appointed as one of the critics in the absence of Mrs. Dinwiddle. A very nice paper on Galileo was read by the hostess, which was followed by the table talk, led by Mrs. Harold H. Wheeler. After the critics' fr&ve their report the club was adjourned to meet at the library on May '5 for the annual business mpetlnfir. Married in Chicago. Miss Barbara Fatch, daughter . of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fatch, and Mr. Nick Albert, were quietly married in Chicago yesterday in the presence of the immediate families of the bride and groom. They returned home last evening to celebrate their wedding. Mr. Albert, is a brakeman employed by the C, E. & I. railroad. The couple will make their future home in Chicago. Mrs. Albert was well known in Hammond, having visited friends there often. Doctor Has Fever. Dr. J. C. Gibbs is the latest victim to : be innocCulated with the "automophobia" virus and has been in Chicago recently investigating several new cures for it. One factory, there is turning out a remedy that seems to fit his case, and the doctor will probably invest before many days. Our Spring Poem. "We've spoken It's broken, "Winter's back. Not yet alack! Frank Mann, .who has been sick for some time, died at his home here yesterday afternoon, Ills death has been expected for some time and his relatives and children were at his bedside when the end came. Mr. Mann was over 80 jears of age and was well known throughout the county as a successful farmer, and was respected by all who knew him. Miss Claudia McMahan, who Is attending Ann Arbor university, is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C McMahan, on East and South streets. John O. Bowers of Hammond was In town yesterday transacting legal business. - The automobile fever which has been attacking Clerk Shortrldge of late finally won out and he has purchased a Ford runabout with which he expects to make his business trips between Crown Point and Hammond seem like play. Albert Bossard and Anna Newman of Hammond were in town Tuesday and secured a marriage license. - Joseph Beattie of the Wlllowdale stock farm, was in Chicago transacting business yesterday. The Woman's society of St. Mary's Catholic church have purchased a beautiful and expensive new piano which will be used at their social gatherings. After Easter they will present a light opera on which they are now rehearsing, and the proceeds will go toward paying for the new instrument. James F. Rowins, formerly of Chicago and well known here, who has lived in Los Angeles, Cal., for the past few years, has disposed of his business and Interests there and expects in the fall to return east and make it his home, probably locating in Chicago. Will Lamberg, who has been employed by an electrical firm in Indianapolis, is spending a few days with his parents here. Will his a lucrative position and enjoys his work very much. Jake Kussmaul of Hammond, transacted business in town last evening. Mrs. Mary Krost, Mrs. Ed Krost and Miss Emma Krost enjoyed the day in Chicago yesterday. Fhuenus villiams and family were visiting friends yesterday in Chicago. Stephen Meyer, Charles Kelser and Leonard Fatch were Crown Pointers transacting business in Chicago Wed nesday. Mrs. Fred Carter visited friends in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. John B. Peterson and daughter, Belle, were Chicago visitors yester day. Mrs. Ed Sigler is recovering from i siege of sickness. VALPARAISO. The republican primaries for the nomination of candidates for the various township and county offices will be held throughout the county tomor row. The voting places in this city will be at the Salvation Army hall on West Main street. Delegates from the various precincts in the city to the county nominating convention to be held in the opera house at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, will be chosen at the opera house tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Charles McKeehan of Fort Wayne, assistant general passenger agent of this division of the Pennsylvania rail road, is in the city, having been called here by the death of his father, David McKeehan, who died Tuesday evening of paralysis. William Moore, jr., has gone to Gary, where he has secured a position. Rev. R. A. White of Chicago, who has spoken in this city on several oc casions, will deliver a stereopticon. lec ture on Venice In the University audi torium this evening. Mrs. John F. Perrine of Wheeler was in the city Tuesday on business. The funeral of David McKeehan, who died Tuesday evening, was held from the home ot Judge William Johnston

this afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. E. A. Oldenberg and Rev. William Bortholomew. The interment was at Maplewood. Ben Schenck has been elected captain, and Wallace Wilson manager of the new Valparaiso high school base ball team. The boys are trying to arrange a game for Saturday when the Porter county high school oratorical cont.est will be held at the University auditorium. There will be services at the Episcopal church tomorrow. Good Friday, evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. George M. Dodge is giving a "coffee' this afternoon for the benefit of the Civic association. Mr. Taylor is teaching the harmony classes at the university in the absence of Prof. E. W. Chaffee, who has been called to Los Angeles, Cal., on account of the death of his father. Prof. W. F. Gaskins expects to leave for the far west today on business. He will return about the first of August for about a month, after which he will be accompanied by his wife to the coast, where he has secured a splendid position as head of the music department of one of the leading western universities.

LANSING. Mrs. Henry Lehmker spent Tuesday in Chicago. Mr .and Mrs. J. C. Ton were Hammond visitors Tuesday evening. Miss Cecil Van Steenberg spent Tuesday evening with friends in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz entertained friends from Dolton Wednesday. EAST CHIGAGOJNDIANA HARBOR A number of the members of .the Eastern Star from Indiana Harbor and East Chicago went to Gary Tuesday to attend a 6 o'clock dinner and afterwards to be present at the initiatory work of the order there. The ladies composing the party were Mesdames A. Thomas, E. Schwab, C. E. Fowler, J. Bowers and Abe Ottenhelmer. They all remained in Gary Tuesday night, returning home Wednesday morning. Margaret Brown, daughter of Dr. Brown, is very low with scarlet fever. Henry Lundt, the man you can see any place in Lake county at almost any time, was here yesterday. Miss Florence Lewis was In Chicago yesterday. The Odd Fellows had their regular meeting Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jock McKeever were In Chicago last night attending the circus. Jack says there is nothing like seeing the. ponies run, even If it's only in a circus ring. , Jack McCready , and . family have moved from Olcott avenue to the home of Mr. McCready's parents, on Magoun street. The . eighth grade basket ball teams will meet again tonight at McKlnley school. " Mrs. Harry Johnson of Magoun ave nue is 111 with typhoid fever. The Misses Lillian and Agnes Nel son were in Hammond yesterday on a shopping expedition. Harry Cohen was in Chicago yester day. The Gary Construction company paid off last Tuesday. News reached here of the death of Camiel De Vos, yesterday, from typhoid fever at Kewanee, 111. Mr. De Vos will be remembered as a puddler in the republic mills for a number of years. He will be buried at Kewanee. Miss Angellne Smith of South Chi cago, who has been on a typhoid fever case in Whiting for the last week, was in town yesterday and took dinner with Herman Flehre at the Maine res taurant. Miss Edith Evans bought her Easter outfit in Chicago yesterday. J. E. Newell, who has been sick with typhoid fever in Garrett, Ind., has fully recovered and has resumed his duties as principal of the high school. Judge William A. Reiland went to Chicago yesterday to see the "Regeneration" at the Studebaker. Jake Friedman will in the future represent Julius Friedman & Co. in Lake county. Walter Spencer and Albert Lewis were in Chicago Tuesday attending the ball game. Mrs. J. S. Reiland of One Hundred and Forty-eighth street and White Oak avenue, who is regarded as one of the most indefatigable and delightful hostesses in East Chicago, gave a luncheon Tuesday to a number of her lady friends. Those present were Mesdames Edward De Briae, Abe Ottenheimer, Abe Goodfrlend, W. L. Funkhouser, J. D. Williams, George Reiland and A. P. Brown. News for this column will be re ceived 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. LOST Light green enameled watch in Hammond Friday night at oratorical contest. Finder leave same at Beehive store or Clements Hardware store. East Chicago. 4-15-2t. EASTER MILLINERY. Ladies, if you need a hat this season do not fail to see Mrs. Blumenthal's large variety. You will save money buying of her because she has no store expense. A present of a beautiful Easter bouquet given with very sale. MRS. BERTHA BLUM ENTHAL 137th St, near Fir. Ind. Harbor, Ind. CARL ANDERSON GENES AL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks A 8PECIALTV Telephone I. H. 602. Res. 621.

GARY NEWS

New Lodge at Gary. An order of the Knights of Columbus will be started in Gary by the state organizer beginning on the last Sunday in May. One of the members of the organization stated today that he thought beyond question the lodge would be able to close its charter with at least 100 members. The fact that the Catholics are so strong in the city will have a great deal to do with the success of the organization. Suburban To Be Sued. It is said that in the near future action wil be started by several Gary attorneys against the Lake Shore and South Bend Interurban for damages for pumping water from the excavations from the abutments which they are building on the line at Miller. The water is being pumped into the back yards of the residents of the town until in some cases it has flooded their floors. The foreman on the work, who has been responsible for the flooding of that portion of the town, has been requested repeatedly to stop the practice, but he has so far ignored them. Temporary Fire Station Started. Work was started yesterday on the erection of a temporary fire station at the corner of Fifth avenue and Massachusetts street. The building will be just large enough to house the hand reel and hose and will be under the supervision of Chief of Police Martin. The building will have a big fire alarm installed so the police on their beats can be called to do fire duty when it becomes necessary. It is expected the building will be complted this week so that the reel can be put in ready for business. A new magazine is about to be published In Gary known as the Parish Monthly. The magazine will contain about twenty-six pages of syndicate reading matter together with a sec tlon devoted to local Interests. The monthly will be edited and under the supervision of the local parish of the Catholic church. Mrs. John W. Call, wife of the new postmaster, will leave this week for Los Angeles, Cal., where she will spend sixty days in visiting her son, who is employed by the White Steamer com pany. As this Is regarded as the best time of the year to be In California Mrs. Call will certainly enjoy her self. W. G. Hay, president of the Gary State Bank and A. B. Keller, the as sistant cashier, are moving their fam ilies today to VanBuren street, where they will reside in the future. They both formerly lived In Chicago. The Nelson, Sucord & Company of Chicago, sent representatives to Garytoday in the interests of their company They will bid on the contract for the construction of the new Emerson school building. Notice is hereby given that at 8 p, m. o'clock on April 25, 1908, in the different precincts of Calumet town ship, Lake county, Indiana, there will be a democratic mass meeting for the purpose of electing delegates and al ternates to attend a convention to be held on the second day of May, 1908 at 10:30 a. m. in the Big Tent at Broadway and Eleventh avenue, Gary Lake county, Indiana, for the purpos of nominating a township trustee and assessor for Calumet township: pre cinct No. 1, four delegates and four al ternates; precince No. 2, one delegate and one alternate; precinct No. S, one delegate and one alternate; precince No. 4, one delegate and one alternate (Signed) ROBERT E. O'CONNOR. Chairman Calumet Twp. Com ST. JOHN. August Schulte, of Dyer was a visitor here Tuesday. Albert Tift of Chicago transacted business here yesterday. George Gerlach made a business trip to Schererville Tuesday. Theodore Kammer of Dye, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. An drew Kammer, Tuesday. John Stark and Joseph M. Gerlach made a business trip through the northern part of the county, Tueday. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scheldt a baby girl Monday. The C. M. Benevolent society held its egular meeting in Kammer's hall Tues day evening, xwo new memoers were initiated and nine new applications re ceived membership. The present num ber of members now is ninety-three A s;ck benefit of $110 was paid out. MERRILL VILLE. Mrs. Libbie Leslie of Hossford Park visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sco Buge. More tiling is being done In this vi cinity than usual this spring. Among those having tile laid are Boyd Bros John G. Hoffman, Mrs. John Smith and Christ Adauk. John Schlllo's new barn is nearlng completion. The Ladies of the Aid society will give an egg social this evening at the! hall. Sam White is still confined to his bed. HOBART. Dr. Friedrich has broken ground fo a couple new cottages on his lots near the Fort Wayne depot. Ed Batterman transacted business Tuesday in Chicago. Father Brommenschenkel was a Fort Wayne, Ind-, visitor Tuesday and Wednesday. A baby boy was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Myer. Editor A. J. Smith of the Gaflette was In Chicago Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Scharbach and Mrs. George Pedersen were guests of friends at Valparaiso on Tuesday. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Harms, which died Tuesday, aged five days, was buried yesterday. Fu-

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German Lutheran church by Rev. E. R. Schuelke. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hoff man on Monday, a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Seward Lightner, who have been at Pensacola, Fla., for several weeks, returned home yesterday. Henry Ittell, sr., was a visitor at Gary yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Friedrich were guests of friends in Chicago v eanesday. Before purchasing your Easter Hats, don't fail to see the beautiful display Rlffev & Lausrhlin's. Hobart, Ind. Bottom prices. 4-13-6t. HESSVILLE. Mrs. McLaughlin and daughter spent Tuesday in Chicago. C. P. Schoon of Munster, assessor for North township, transacted business ere yesterday. Jacob Eversole has returned from Chicago. Jacob Havergar suffered an injured finger while at work in East Chicago yesterday. John Wilson transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Horace Lohse was a Hammond visitor Wednesday. William Dedelow was a Highlands visitor Wednesday. Mrs. McLaughlin is having some re pairs done on her house. Isabel McLaughlin of Chicago is vis. Iting relatives here. The English confirmation class spent yesterday afternoon in Hammond with Rev. Klaus. RENSSELAER. Miss Pearl Morris has returned from a short visit in Remington. Miss Flora E. Horner of Monon, vis ited Mrs. Charles Sands yesterday. Guy Gerber, who Is attending school at Illinois university, is home for the spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Thompson have returned from a winter's visit in Cali fornia. The graduating class this year con slsts of twenty-five members. The unlor reception will be held May 20 at the armory and commencement on May 21 and the alumni reception on May 22. Mrs. Frank Hart of Wolcotf, visited Mrs. Grant Warner yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Muray visited in Chicago yesterday. Miss Mildred Harris entertained a crowd of people at a crystal shower yesterday afternoon In honor of Miss Mildred Harris, who will be married on April 22 to Mr. Leonard C. Rhoades MUNSTER. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Larpenteur and daughters, Clarice and Edna, of Seattle, Wash., who are visiting relatives here. spent yesterday visiting friends In Chi cago. Walter Vanderberg of Lansing, 111., was here on Business yesterday. Mrs. H. F. Kaske and Louise and Helen Kaske, are spending a few days with relatives in Chicago. Ed Knight, of Crown Point, was here yesterday in his auto. Bob Elliott of Globe, was here on business yesterday. Miss Dora Stallbohm visited the schools in Ross and Griffith yesterday Mrs. G. Kooy was shopping in Ham mond yesterday. Mrs. Jake Blink visited friends In Hammond yesterday. Charles Stallbohm was a Chicago business visitor yesterday. BURNHAM. Last ladles, Thursday evening a party of members of Companion Court Burr Oak, No. 3206, went to Chicago and attended an application shower, given in honor of E. G. Stevenson, S. C. R. of their order, which was held at the Y. M. C. A. Auditorium, 153 La Salle street As Mr. btevenson was unable io be present he sent J. D. Clark, S. V. C. R., to take his place The addresses which were given were very good and were as follows: Our Order J. D. Clark, S. V. C. R. A. E. Stevenson, A. G. M. The Chicago Union Guard of Honor W. R. Gillett, H. C. R. Companion Officers' Assembly , Dr. George Schaubel.P. H. C. R, Vocal solos were rendered by Will C. Schaulbe, Mrs. Dr. Bickerdyks, and Miss Inez Schaulbe, and there was also a duet by the Llgtzel sisters and another by Baby and Tommy Payne, who were quite the heroes of the evening. Miss Clara Gillette gave a violin solo, which was so enthusiastically re ceived that she responded with "Yan kee Doodle" for an encore. Readings were given by Mrs. C. J. Owen and Master Donald Owen, whose reading .was particularly well chosen, being taken from "Peck's Bad Boy where "Pa" is Initiated into the "An cient Order of Bumpers." At the close of the program the Chicago Union Guard of Honor gave the obligation to a class of about BOO can dldates. iseauurui DasKets or nowers were presented to Messrs. Clark, Stevenson and E. T. Richards, H. S., who is known as the "Grand old man" among his fellow-members and an immense bou quet of American Beauties to W. R. Gillett. However, the crowning pre sentation of the evening was when A E. Stevenson presented Mrs. Anna Schreuder, D. S. C. R., with a beautiful diamond ring in the name of the order. This is the termination of a threemonths contest among the Companions and when the honor roll was called. It was found that Court Golden Rod No 136, was at the lead, having initiated forty-four new members since Jan. 1. To close the evening, "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean" was sunw by the entire gathering and it was a tired but happy crowd that adjorrned at a very late hour. Dave yon ever tried an ad. In Ths TlmesT. Try one and see the results.

WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Wren, of One Hundred and Nine teenth street was in Hammond yesterday as the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Parrlsh, who have spent the winter with their daughter, Mrs. Grant Spurrier V of Olive street. have returned to their home In Orland, Ohio. P. J. Lavery of Bass Lake, Ind., is visiting relatives and friends here, staylng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cur ran. Paul A. Scholz is out again taking the school census which he Intends to have completed by May 1. Harry Bernard Is in a very critical condition at St. Anthonv's hosnital In Chicago, being too weak to stand an operation. His mother and father and Miss Nellie Quinn visited him yester day Mrs. Tom Bartlett took dinner with friends in South Chicago yesterday. Mrs. M. Helman and son Leo, at tended the u. of L. card party and dance in Hammond Tuesday evening They report a very pleasant time, Leo being awarded the consolation prize. Mrs. Anna Fauly. who is ill with typhoid fever at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James West, Is improv ing slowly. M.r. Ai. Heiman and son Leo, trans acted business In Gary yesterday A large number of the members of the Whiting chapter, Eastern Star, attended the meeting of the Hammond chapter last night. ord has been received from New York that Herbert Ingraham is Im proving. On the first of May Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham will move farther un into the Adirondock mountains and It is then thought he will get along all right. Messrs. Mike Harr, Casper Matson wjiuam iteea ana Mil lielner were In Gary Tuesday. Hugh M. Atkin is now located in his new store at the corner of One Hun dred and Nineteenth street and Sheri dan avenue. ROBERTSDALE. Mrs. E. Rafhburn of Roberts avenu returned from Danville, 111., where sh spent several days visiting her brother, N. M. Barker. Mrs. Ed. Mathias and daughter, Miss Irene, were Chicago visitors Tuesday, Alfred Ehlers of Roberts avenue, has a serious attack of quinsy. Miss WTilma Bahn was the guest of Miss Margaret Brenen of East Side last evening. While at play with a few of her school-mates last evening, Mary Dvors cak had the misfortune to step on rusty nail, causing a rather painful in jury. She was taken to Dr.. Kohr"s where the wound was dressed. George Jerner is here from George town, Ky., for a few days, making ar rangements to move his family to Georgetown, where they intend making their future home. Miss Josephine Jenett spent the day with friends in Chicago. Mrs. E. Burns of Lima, O., is visit ing her daughters, Mesdames William Payne and J. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Schaaf, Jr., spent the day visiting in LaPorte, Ind. Miss Hattie Soltwedel of Hammond, is the guest of her cousin. Miss Myrtle Soltwedel of Harlson avenue. Mrs. Samuel Tucker of Indiana boulevard is seriously 111 and under the care of Dr. Bass. Mrs. F. R. Schaaf, jr., spent the day shopping in Chicago. Miss M. Newham returned Tuesday from Sagutuck, Mich., where she at tended the funeral of her father. Mr. and Mrs. John Ehahn entertained a number or relatives from West Fullman, III., at their home in Roberts avenue, Wednesday. WHEELER. Henry Burge has begun the con struction of a cement walk in front of his residence in South Wheeler. Walter Tarnow, who has been at tending school in Laporte, Ind., is home for a few days. Mrs. L K. Johnston and daughter, Miss Grace, were Hobart visitors Tuesday. Quite a few were out to the yell practice Wednesday evening and it is thought that Wheeler will be well represented in yells, chorus and oration at the Porter county oratorical contest, to be given in the Auditorium at Valparaiso April IS. Tickets with the Wheeler crowd are still on sale. Apply to J. W. Hutchinson, superintendent. LOWELL. Owen Thompson was taken to a Chicago hospital Wednesday to be operated on for gall stones. C. E. Nichols, Drs. Gooder and Iddings and Attorney Belshaw have the automobile fever, and are casting the optics around to purchase the latest and best makes. The production of "Under the Laurels" by our high school students at the opera house Tuesday night was attended by a larger audience than at the first production. As before, all in the cast don fine. The company will play at Ellis' opera house, Rensselaer, Friday night. A litter of young gray foxes are on exhibition at Maxwell's hardware and implement store., They were caught by Wilbur Morey. Easter services will be observed in all the Lowell churches with fine and appropriate programs. MONON. The Current Literature club met for the regular meeting at the home of Mrs. R. E. Fuller Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Lester and daughter, re-

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turned to their home In Lafayette, Wednesday evening. James Hamphill came for a short visit with his family Wednesday. Robert Toole is moving Into the house revectly vacated by Charles Rogers. Thomas Gilman entertained quite a number of his friends at a birthday party Tuesday evening, it being his tenth birthday. NEW CASES FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT. Crown Point, Ind., April 16. (Special.) The following new cases have been filed in the Lake county circuit court: 7952 William M. Backe vs. Estate of Catherine Backe, deceased. Claim file. 7953 Frank Halfman, administrator of estate of Andrew Wehner, deceased, vs. Annie Wehner, widow of decedent, et al. Petition to sell real estate. 7,954 Frank Bteiner vs. Mathias Haukstock, George H. Lewis. Civil. 7955 Steve Wars vs. John Nagy and Elizabeth Nagy. Civil. MOVE INTO NEW QUARTERS. One of Indiana Harbor's most popuxar oacneiors, nas enterea ine state OI bride were moving into their cozy apartment over the Indiana Harbor State bank. The bridegroom is W. J. Funker, Jr., bookkeeper of the Indiana Harbor State bank, and his bride is Miss Evelyn Mack Packer, a Chicago girl well known and liked among the Kenwood set in the big city. The wedding took nlace at the hnmA of tVi a v.t-i a'o ents, 4762 Lake avenue, April 8, and, although there has been no secret of the event among the friends of the young people, the fact of their marriage has Just become public property. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William J. Funkey, the father of the bridegroom, of Mt. Carroll, 111., and he had the assistance of Rev. William A. Quayle of Chicago. WHAT WAS THE MATTER WITH THE MUSIC ? Whiting Lad Is Beaten Up While Listening To n Gramophone. Whiting, Ind., April 16. (Special) Lawrence La Marsh was fined $1 and costs amounting in aU to $26 on a charge of beating fourteen-year-old Arthur Hendrickson, who has only recently recovered from the typhoid fever. La Marsh was playing a graphophone and the Hendrickson boy with several of his companions were outside listen ing to the music. One of the boys knocked against the house and the man

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HOTEL of the house came out and beat th Hendrickson boy which It seems wai the only one he could catch. Upon pay. ment of the fine and costs he was re leased. REV. KALLER RESIGNS FROM WHITING CHURCH Rev. Haller of the German Evangelical church returned Tuesday from the annual conference which has been in session at Kankakee, 111. Rev. Haller has sent in his resignation at the Whiting church which takes 'effect on April 24. The congregation are sorry to hear of Rev. Haller's inI Itentions to leave their church, as hia 'services here have been greatlv ap 'services here have been greatly appreciated. A successor has not yet been ap pointed. NEW CHURCH MAGAZINE AT - CROWN POINT. Rev. Father Guethoff Editor of St, Mary's Parish Monthly. Crown Point, Ind., April 16. (Spe ; cial.) Rev. Ph. Guethoff, pastor of St. , M ,s Cathollc churchi and members the issuance of a new church organ, called the ,,St. Mary's Parish Monthly." It will be a monthly publication and as its name denotes, will be in tba interests of the church and congregation, consistent with the ethics and teaching of the Catholic faith. It mada " the succeeding numbers are as inter esting and instructive as the first, a successful future is predicted for it. CATARRH CANNOT EE CURED with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as the cannot reacn the eeat of the diseaseCatarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order to cure it you. must take Internal remedies. Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians In this country for years and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with th best blood purifiers, acting directly en the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two Ingredients is what produces such wonderful results In curing Catarrh. Send for testU monlals free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Propa, ; Toledo, OL Bold by Druggists, price 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for const. tlon. YOU MAT FIXD A BETTER PLACH TO LIVE BY ANSWERING A FEW!

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