Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 159, Hammond, Lake County, 18 April 1908 — Page 5

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SOUTH END WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS LARGE MEETING.

Elaborate Program Rendered After , Which Delightful Lunch Js Served. One of the largest meeting: ever held by the South End Woman's club was held yesterday afternoon at their clutS yooms, 8951 Superior avenue. Long before the meeting was scheduled to .begin the members began arriving in such numbers that by 3 o'clock the Eouth End Center was crowded. An elaborate program was rendered after which a delightful lunch was served In

the banquet room. The meeting was a success from every standpoint and the members look forward to many more

each meetings. The program:

Recitation ..Mrs. Henry Caladian

Piano Selection Miss EdithNadise Violin Solo. .......... .Morris Barancik

Accompanied by Rose Morris. Vocal Solo Miss Lucinda Hamilton Vocal Solo... Miss Carrie Ireland Recitation Mrs. V. Roberts Piano Solo. Miss L. Sparrow .Violin Selection... ...Mrs. J. K. Klyde ' The next meeting of the club will be held at the South End Center two weeks from the meeting held yesterday.

cago docks have fired up their engines preparatory to going out next week.

Where THE TIMES May Be Had. The SOUTH CHICAGO TIMES may be found on sale at the following places. Those who are unable to secure a copy will confer a favor by notifying the circulation department. Room 15, Lincoln building, or telephone 288 South Chicago. Harding's, 158 Nineiy-second street. Costello's, 93 Ninety-second street. Jaminson's, 197 Ninety-first street. Raduenzel's, 184 Ninety-second street. Pouley's, 9155 Commercial avenue. Moore's, 7502 Saginaw avenue, "Windsor Park. Truog's, 9908 Ewing avenue, East Side. Zegar's, Ninety-first street and Commercial avenue. M. E. Dowdings. 153 Cheltenham

place.

Thomas Powell, Sixty-third street and

Stony Island avenue.

William Mason, Seventieth street and

I. C. station.

ruants and when In school defied their

teachers to enforce the school dle-

ipline.

Want Park Fixed Up. Park baseball being the only sport

n sight for the South Chicago fans this

year, the fans are circulating a petition

to be forwarded to the South Park Com

missioners asking them to cover the Bessemer Park field with torpedo sand and to erect a screen backstop. Work

s now in progress by which the field

is being covered with lime stone and

ravel walks, which would ruin the

baseball grounds. The petition Is find-

ng ready signers and the fans are con

fident that they will gain their point.

5UEPEISE THEIR FRIENDS BY MAERUGE AT DULUTH.

Friend of Parkside Couple In Tarn

Treat Latter to Surprises In Mature of Kitchen Shower.

Friends of Miss Harriet Baker and Harvey Tolman were surprised to learn

yesterday that the young couple had

been married over a week ago at Du

luth, Minn., by the Rev. II. L. Hartley

of the First Methodist church. Miss Raker and Mrs. Tolman both re

Bide in Parkside where they are well

known and have many friends. Mr

Tolman has been attentive to Miss

Baker for three years. Now that the news Is out the young couple will leave

for an extended wedding tour through

the south where Mr. Tolman has many friends. The young couple were surprised at the bride's home last night when nearly forty friends gathered to rive-them a kitchen shower. The newly jnarrled couple were the recipients of many presents.

Good Friday Observed.

Good Friday was well observed throughout South Chicago. In the

Catholic and Episcopal churches the organs and chimes have been silenced

and will remain so until Easter Sunday

tomorrow. The day was also ob

served in the usual fashion by serving Red Cross hot buns and eliminating

meat from the usual bill of fare. The

public schools throughout South Chi

cago were closed yesterday and there

will be no school until Monday, There

was no masses observed in the Catho

lie churches today. Good Friday is the

only day on their church calender that

is omitted. Morning services were held yesterday in all of the Episcopal

churches.

LAKE NAVIGATION TO OPEN UP ON APRIL 25.

Broker Sullivan Expects Decrease Lake Trade This Season.

Lake navigation will open up the twenty-fifth of this month, according to En interview yesterday with Arthur Sullivan of the firm of D. Sullivan & Co., steamboat brokers down town. In speaking of the navigation season this year Mr. Sullivan said that naturally Jhere would be quite a decrease in the business this year, but that he did not think It would drop below 25 per cent of that of last year. Already a number of insurance com

panies have taken out their insurance

on the different boats and the tramp

eteamers are beginning their trip from Chicago to Duluth. Several boats lying in the South Chi-

Child Falls in Sewer.

Officer Frank Gormely of the Fif

teenth precinct earned for himself early

this morning the undying gratitude of

3-year-old Mary Abromovitch of 8611

untario avenue when he Dulled her

from an eight foot sewer at Eighty

sixth street and Ontario avenue into

winch she had fallen while at play. The sewer la just under construction and

holds considerable water at present

enough to have drowned the youngste

if the policeman had not been there on

time for the rescue.

Oh Patrick, Oh Joy!

Officer Waters of the Fifteenth pre

cinct has been transferred to the Cen

tral station where his perfect figure admits him to the recently organized beauty squad.

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Ranchman Visits South Chicago. G. Thomas Huchinson, a well known

western ranchman, was in South Chicago yesterday afternoon looking over

the city and shaking hands with some of his friends. Hutchinson is a large

ranchman in Nebraska where he owns

several small ranches. Mr. Hutchinson

frequently comes into Chicago with his cattle and nearly always takes a run down to South Chicago to see friends

here.

Another Street Car Accident. Henry Lang, living at 6740 Lexing

ton avenue, was the victim of a serious accident yesterday afternoon when

he fell off the platform of a rapidly moving street car at Seventy-ninth street and Stonj' Island avenue. When

he fell his left arm was thrown around his back and when he fell he broke it. He was at once taken to the nearby drug store where his arm was set and he was taken to the County hospital. Lang is single and lived with his sister

at the above address.

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Run over By Street Car. George Hammon, 5 years old, living at 11987 Perry avenue, was probably seriously injured when he was run over by a street car at One Hundred and Nineteenth street and Perry avenue. He was In the act of crossing the street In front of a west-bound car when he did not see an east-bound car and was hit. He was taken to the hospital where he is in a serious condition. His legs were crushed, but it is thought that they will not have to be amputated.

Sent to Parental Home. Joseph Bi3hop and Joseph Sapunza, each 13 years old and pupils in the Gallistel and Wheeler schools respectively, were sent to the Parental home yesterday by Judge Tuthill of the Juvenile court. Both were inveterate

j South Chicago I BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1

Chas. J. Simon & Bro. Pawnbrokers 236 92nd St., So. Chicago All Bnaines Strictly Confidential.

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Painting and Decorating::

PAINT, GLASS, WALL PAPER PAINTER'S SUPPLIES

So. Chicago

Remodels Office Interior.

R. E. E. Brooks, a prominent real es

tate dealer on the East Side is re

modeling the interior of his office which will greatly improve the looks as well as giving him more room. Mr. BTOoks stated yesterday that the real estate

business on the East Side was going

along fine and that he for one had nothing against the volume of business

so far.

MISING FROM HIS

HOME SINCE SATURDAY.

Charles Taylor, living with his moth

er at Eighty-ninth street and Cottage Grove avenue, is missing from his home since Saturday night. Taylor is 27

years old and has no bad habits, and his mother does not know of any

trouble why he should leave home.

Assessor to Make Office Here.

County Assessor Walter Schmidt of South Chicago will open up head

quarters Monday in the Lincoln build

lng where tax-payers may pay their

taxes without making a trip down town. Mr. Schmidt will be at his South

Chicago office evenings.

Attend Pool Tournament.

A. large number of focal fans will

jurney down town this evening to wit

ness the pool tournament between

Heuston and DeOra, one a present

champion and the other one an ex

champ. In all it is expected that fully twenty people will attend the series

this evening.

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To Jobbers and the Trade: Why pay enormous prices to the down town dealers when you can save money by buying your Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes and Painters' Supplies of Us. Our two-story building-, with double front, .is filled from cellar to garret with everything: pertaining- to the trade, and we can fill your wants, and at a great saving to YOU.

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Swanson Bros. 7052 Stony Island Ave. 'PHONE HYDE PARK 2C20.

Where yon Trill find a complete line of all the first-class brands. Stock la alrvayn fresh.

TELEPHONE ORDERS AVI LI, BE GIVEX SPECIAL ATTENTION.

Parkslde's Leading Buffet

ONE OF THE BEST SIGNS

Of Prosperity is Fresh Paint; a good many houses in and around South Chicago are displaying that sign. If your house is to be one of them let me figure with you on the cost of painting.

Painting, Paper Hanging and Calcimining John Heyman THE PAINT MAN 9104 Erie Ave., SO. CHICAGO Phone 499

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Real Estate Dealer. He will either rent or sell you a Home in this pretty suburb. Good schools and churches. Transportation unexcelled. Soon to be one fare to the city.

LOANS, RENTING

6961 Stoney Island Ave. CHICAGO

and INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC

PHONE HYDE PARK 1948

Open evenings Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

YOUNG & BROWN

Real Estate, Loans a Insurance

STEAMSHIP TICKETS

9049 Commercial Avenue, - SOUTH CHICAGO

NOTARIES PUBLIC. Tel. South Chicago 500

ANDREW R1NOMAN Ewlng Avenue OFFERS BIG BARGAINS IIS New Subdivisions

BOY IS HURT WHILE HITCHING, ON WAGON.

Samuel Van Iluven, IS years old, living at 1339 Seventy-fourth street, was seriously Injured today while hitching on a stone wagon driven by Robert Thompson, 7683 South Chicago avenue. The accident occurred at Seventy-fourth street and Center avenue. Van Huven is continually hitching on wagons and the driver said after the accident that it was the youngster's own fault that the accident occurred.

Read The Time and get the news.

THE PARK GLEANERS and DYERS OR Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments. NOTE OUR PRICES: Skirts Cleaned 75c up Waists Cleaned 75c Suits Sponged and Pressed 35c First-class work guaranteed. Our telephone is especially for your convenience. We call for and deliver goods. S. COOPERMAN 230 E. 63d St. Near Jefferson Ave. Phone 4487 Hyde Park.

Why pay rent? When you can buy up-to-date homes oa Avenue F, O, H and J, near 106th St., on easy terms. Mouses now under construction. Go and see for yourself.

If you can truthfully say that THE TIMES Is a good newspaper, please say to to a friend and get him to subscribe.

EASTER WINES And Liquors will be found at the leading Family Store. We are the only dealers in South Chicago who handle the OLD ROSE WHISKEY You know what that means

ROSEHZWEIG & LEWIS 9132 Commercial Avenue Phon; 1462

PARIS RESTAURANT 9216 Commercial Ave. Our patrons claim that we serve the best Meals in South Chicago. Special- attention given to after-theater parties. Open All Night STAMOS BROS,, - Props.

9G33 Commercial Ave. Tel. So. Chicago 212

OLYMPIA HOTEL AND

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William A. Schoening General Contractor and Builder Fire Losses Adjusted Toir.a Promptly Attended to 1C520 TORRENCE AVE., Chicago Phone, South Chicago 48D

Telephones: Office, 148 j Residence 23 South Chicago. FRANK FOSTER ATTORNEY AT LAW. Room 15, Commercial Block, )20C Commercial avanue, - Chicago, 111, Residence 9120 Exchange avenue.

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A BIG RUG OFFER. We have a wonderful FIFTEEN DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENT OFFER we want to make to you on an entirely new line of Brussels Rug 9x12. We have just received these rugs from the nill and have put them on special sale. Nothing like it was ever known before. It will be a rug surprise

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