Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 166, Hammond, Lake County, 28 April 1908 — Page 6

0 THE TIMES.' Tuesday, April 28, 1903.ORINQ TOWN AND CITY TO THE PUBLIC.

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CROWN POINT NEWS

Preparing Light Opera. The Ladies' Club of the Catholic church are busy rehearsing a light opera which they- will stage at their assembly room In the near future. The title of the operetta Is "Twin Sisters" and the cast includes many ladies of talent who have appeared before the public In the past. It will be staged two successive evenjngs with a partly changed musical program each evening. Out of town musical talent will assist in the presentation of the opera. Hold Kegular Meeting. The Volunteer Fire Department held Its monthly meeting at the town station. A committee was appointed to start the ball rolling for the monster celebration at the fair grounds where the -Volunteer departments, of Lake and Porter counties hold their tournament In the late summer. Town Board Meets. The town board met last evening for their adjourned session. Business connected with sewer, sidewalks, and street paving occupied their attention. Resolutions passed recently were considered and adopted. Scott Babbitt and wife vacated the saloon building on Main street last j week and John Thomas takes posse3jsion this week with Charles Taylor as assistant. It is said that Mrs. Babbitt will start a boarding house in the house on West street recently purchased by a Mrs. Frances Kilborn. Mrs. W. A. Scheddell entertained a company of ladles at bridge last evfcnt Ing in honor of Mrs. Mary McDonnell of I Chicago. All present report a most enjoyable time. Mrs. "Warren Hayward and Mrs. John Dally have Issued a number of invitations for an 8 o'clock party this: evening in honor of Miss Josephine Badenoch of Chicago. Ed Daviss of Chicago was here on business yesterday. Mr and, Mrs. Clarence Rudolph of Hammond are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rudolph and it is reported that young Mrs. Rudolph is on the sick list. Take The "Times" and keep from being behind the "times." Will Tuthill, the painter, it Is said, will leave us soon and move to northern Wisconsin where he will engage in the steam fitting business. Jake Lavene, proprietor of the Boston store here, and manager of a department store in Michigan City,, was in town last evening on business connected with his Interests here. Vernon Parry transacted business in Hammond and Chicago for the Pioneer Mounmental works, yesterday. Claude Allman was in Hammond yesterday transacting business for the real estate firm of Allman Brothers & Dinwiddle. Mrs. Louise Seems was among the Chicago visitors yesterday. Oliver O. Forsyth of Chicago was here yesterday on legal business. Harry Hart and wife - of Chicago spent the week end with Mr. Hart's parents on South Court street. ' Thomas Grant and Henry Worley of Lowell were among the visitors to the county seat yesterday. Earl Crawford was a Hammond "and East Chicago visitor yesterday. E.tO. Knight of Knight & Sons, transacted business In Gary and New Chicago Saturday. Mrs. Henry Aulwurm and Mrs. C D. Jloot were Chicago visitors Saturday. Miss Emma Seberger transacted I business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Charles Daugherty and sister, 'Mrs. Gates enjoyed yesterday in Chicago. Miss Mundt, the milliner, transacted f business in Chicago Monday. Yesterday Frank Buehler of Chicago and Marie E. Eggers of Hammond were at the county seat securing a ; marriagor license and John A. Scherer and Rose M. Kolb both of Hammond were here on the same mission. LOWELL. Rev. Harlow has sold his Interest in the Lowell tile factory to B. T. Beckman, the firm being now McNeely & Beckman. They have begun work p.nd are now running 2,000 to 3,000 tile per day. :- Mrs. H. L. Baughman and daughter. Rllla, are visiting friends in Chicago " Hiram Peterson is reported quite sick. Albert Foster and A. L. Pattee attended a meeting of the county council at Crown Point yesterday. Both gentlemen are members of the council. ; L. E. Bixeman and family have .moved to Hammond. Dr. Iddings has bought' a new Reo automobile. GRIFFITH. , The eighth grade here will attend a reception at Toleston Thursday held in honor of the Calumet township graduates to be. - Mrs. Henry Dutton, who was taken suddenly sick a few days ago, is much better. Attorney Frank B. Pattee of Crown Point was in town yesterday for a 6hort time. . Frank B. Pattee of Crown Point was in town yesterday for a short time. Frank Berwanker of Schererville .was here last evening shaking hands with friends. - The town authorities have purchased a new road plow and a number of scoop scrapers, with which they Intend to Improve the streets. HOBART. The White Sox of Hobart. went to Lake Station Sunday and defeated the Stard of that place to the tune of 9 tol. The game was called on account of rain in the sixth inning. The White Sox Jrs. are all young players and they challenge any team In Lake county whose players are between sixteen and nineteen yars of age. Address all

communncatlons to Deering Melin, Hobart, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ballantyne of Fostorla, O., visited here a couple of days this week with Mrs. Ballautyne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon. N. R. Wood, of Hammond, spent Sunday with friends in Hobart. The I. O. F. of A. degree team went to Deeprlver Saturday night and conferred the work on several candidates. . Work on Dr. Friedrich's new house near the Fort Wayne depot is progress

ing nicely. Mrs. Mary Tyler, who has been visiting friends at Wheeler for several days, returned to Hobart yesterday. She was accompanied by he niece, Mrs. Burt Frame, who will visit here a few days. Jessie Frame, who has been out from the city several days visiting his mother, returned yesterday. Quite a change In the temperature from the nice warm days of last week. Several of the local Pennsylvania company's telegraph operators went to Hanna, Ind., where they were examined on the book of rules in compliance with the new state laws. ST. JOHN. Peter Keilman of Hammond was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Spanler Sunday. , AdamKasper of Chicago spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blacke. Jacob Keilman of Chicago Heights visited with his father, Charles Keilman, over Sunday. Nicholas Klein of Chicago Heights returned home Saturday after being the guest of friends and relatives here for a few days. Mrs. Mat Boos of Hammond and her two daighters were the guests of Mr. and Mc Henry Soelker, Sunday. Mrs. John Jourdain of Chicago returned home Sunday after being the guest of relatives here for some days. Mesdames Frank Weingart and Alois Weingart of Chicago were the guests of Peter and Miss Mary Weingart Sunday. Mrs. Helen Nlebllng of Chicago is the guest of Henry NIebing and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mat Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koch and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scher, all of Whiting, spent Sunday pleasantly with Postmaster and Mrs. Andrew Kammer. Mrs. George C. Austgen gave a surprise party Saturday evening in honor of Mr. Austgen's twenty-ninth birthday. The guests were entertained with games, cards anmuslc. After a late hour light refreshments were served. Mr. Austgen received some very nice presents. All present enjoyed themselves. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Gerlach, Mrs. George Gerlach, Miss Clara Gerlach, Carl Gerlach, Lampor Lauerman, Miss Zella Herman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Klassen, Miss Mamie, Miss Frances and Miss Liby Klassen, Mr. and Mrs. John Stark, Grandma Stark, Miss Amy Fierchert, Miss Emma Rumstick of Chicago. Miss Emma Rumstick of Chicago Is spending a few days as the guest of her sister, Mrs. George C. Austgen and family. . . ", Arthur Brouesky of Chicago Is spend ing his spring vacation with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Austgen. - CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot reacn the seat of the disease, Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls 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 beat physicians in this country for years and is a regular grescriptlon. It is composed of the est tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients ia what produces such wonderful results In curing Catarrh. Send for testl. monlals free. F. J. CHENEY & CO, Prop. Toledo, O, Bold by Druggists, price 75a Take Hall's Family Pills for coiuu. pation. j EAST CHICAGO-INDIANA HARBOR Bluma lodge presented D. Cohan with a gold medal Sunday night in recognition of the excellent work done by him for the lodge. For bargains in millinery go to Mrs. Blumenthal's, One Hundred and Thirtyseventh and Fir streets, Indiana Harbor adv. tf.. Miss Hilda Lythberg of Englewood was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson over Sunday. J. J. Koch is ging out of the grocery business and will in the future engage in "the commission business. Ed Green returned from Michigan City yesterday. The Triple Link club will give a dance Thursday night at Odd Fellows hall. :W. L. Cherry was called to ; Toledo, O., yesterday on account of the serious illness of his mother. City Attorney J. D. Kennedy was in Hammond yesterday attending court. Miss Maude Mitchell was in Chicago Saturday attending the Colonial theater. Visit Mrs. Blumenthal for hair goods. Hair switches and chains made to order from your own hair. One Hundred and Thirty-seventh and Fir streets, Indiana Harbor. adv tf. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping at 3733 Hemlock street, Indiana Harbor." Inquire' at the above place. 4-17-tf. CARL ANDERSON A CENIRAL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks A SPECIALTY Telepfcoae I. H. 482. Re. 21.

GARY NEWS

Executive Committee Meets. ' . The executive committee of the republican club will meet tonight for the purpose of adopting the constitution and bylaws which were recently drawn j up by a committee appointed for .that purpose. Many matters of interest will also be discussed and all the members are requested to be present. The meeting was called by President George Manlove. Looking for Location. Mrs. A. C. McCarty and son. W. W. McCarty, of Salem, O., are spending a few days in Gary looking for a location to establish themselves in business. They expect to move to Gary in the near future. They are now staying at the Gary hotel. Sells Gary Eealty in East . L. P. Godwin has just returned from the" east, where "he has spent several days selling real estate. He Reports great success in the trip and numerous lots were disposed of. All of the deals were small, however. Honeymoon at State Capital. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Laube who were married last Saturday evening, went to Indianapolis to visit for a few days. Mrs. Laube was formerly Miss Pearl Dunlap. " They will go to Gary In a week to live, where Mr. Laube Is in the employ of A. M. Cooney in the water business. Michigan City News. Miss Theresa Mayhak of Miller, who is employed In the law office of Harris and Bretsch, has been 111 for several days with tonsilitis. .She was able to be out today, however. Miss Hermena Fritsche of Lake Station has taken a position with the Jeffrey and Morgan company. She began yesterday morning. Charles Renwik of Hammond spent the day yesterday visiting friends in Gary. J. W. Call received notification from Senator Beveridge yesterday that his recommendation to the appointment of postmaster at Gary by the president had been confirmed by the senate. It will be many days more, however, before Mr. Call will begin his duties, as he will have to sign "a bond and receive a commission before he can be instated. This will probably not be before the first of June. Saturday evening the contract for the furnishing of coal to the public schools was let by the board to the Gary Coal company. The price of the successful bidder was $7.15 for hard coal and $3.25 for soft. There were four other bidders for the supply. .Mrs. Bert Call of Chicago, whose husband is the trial lawyer of the steel company, spent the day with relatives in Gary yesterday. Mrs. J. W. Call, wife of the new postmaster, left yesterday for Los An geles, Cal., where she will spend several months visiting her son. The democratic club meets Wednesday night for the purpose of perfecting arrangements for the barbecue and convention and to make arrangements for the final spurt. . Th? meeting to select delegates to the county convention will be held Thursday. The Gary Eagles are preparing to take an active part in the state con vention which, will be 'r.d in Hammond May 13 and 14. They intend to help financially as well as in assisting in the arrangements. They will attend the convention in a body. Lloyd Parsons of Hammond spent the day in Gary yesterday on business . N. R. Wood, manager of the BormanWatson Drug company, went to Hammond last night. He expects to move his family from Hammond to Gary some time this week. P. F. Charpel and F. M. Barry of Crocker, Ind., are here, spending a few days on business. K. II. Bell of Chicago and Ben Bell of Hammond spent the day In Gary today looking over the city. They came over In Whltaker"s automobilesMr. and Mrs. Thomas Hanlon gave a pleasant progressive euchre party at their home Saturday night at which there were about seventy-five guests - present. The party was given at their home at 326 Harrison street. The residents from Gary who were there were Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Packard, Dr. and Mrs. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. G. H McLennon, Attorney J. Glen Harris, Attorney Clarence Bretsch and Veda Roberts. MERRILLVILLE. Presiding Elder Wood held quarterly meeting here Saturday and Sunday. His wife accompanied him and in the evening addressed the meeting and organized a home missionary society. The funeral of Sam White Saturday was largely attended. The G. A. R. conducted the exercises at the grave. The pall-bearers were all members of his company. Walter Merrill and mother of Crown Point and William Randolph and wife of same place, spent Sunday with M. F. Pierce. Sofie Zuvers and niece, Hazel Merrill, visited with the family of S. E. Zuvers over the Sabbath. George Adank was a celler in town Sunday. Dr. J. W. Iddings of Lowell called on his parents Sunday afternoon. He was trying his new "Rio Roadster." Mr. Brownell accompanied him. DYER. P. J. Gallagher, representative of the W. J. Quan company of Chicago, made a business call here Friday. Mr. Winterhof of Lansing was a business visitor here Friday. John Trlnen and son of Schererville, were here Saturday on business. Mr. Larson, lineman for the Chicago

Telephone company, was here Friday looking after the company's line. Ernst Hummel of South Chicago spent Saturday here on business. Messrs. Andrew Kammer and Jacob Schmal of St. John were business visitors here Saturday. Charles Scheidt of Chicago is visit-

ing with his grandmother. Mrs. A. Scheldt, of this place for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lauerman of St. John spent Sunday with relatives here. Jacob Hoffman and family of Chicago were the guests of relatives here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eflward Wachter of l Hammond visited at the home of Henry Greiving and family Sunday. Louis Hartman and family of Merrillville spent Sunday at the home of N. ' Huffman and family here. Mat Austgen and family of Hammond were the guests of his mother here over Sunday. George Boos of Hammond visited relatives here -yesterday. Ed and B. Stephens of Schererville were business visitors here the latter part of the week. The millinery display at our postoffice at present Is up to date. Our baseball boys were somewhat disappointed Sunday on account of the rain. They were to be out on their grounds for practice dressed in their new uniforms. The Italian wedding announced in the Catholic -church here some time ago, toog place there Monday morning, a priest from Chicago Heights officiating. Mrs. Jacob Hillegonds left for Chicago Monday morning with her son, Harry and family, who were the guests of the Hillegond family over Sunday. WHEELER. Percy Workman transacted business in Valparaiso Monday. Dow Johnston and George Marquardt left Monday' morning for a visit if business and pleasure In Idaho. Mrs. Rudolph Nlcke and son, Arthur, returned from Hobart Monday afternoon. O. M. Tatlock transacted business in Valparaiso Monday. Mrs. O. O. Tatlock, who has been suffering from lung fever. Is slightly better. SCHERERVILLE. The Catholic Columbia League held a meeting Sunday in which they turned in seventeen new candidates. People from the neighboring towns and the quick team from Hammond were here. A the times are not booming now Schererville boys have started up a baseball team and with very little training. they want to play Dyer a warm game in the near future. The new law has some effect on the couples as they are all waiting for some one to start the mllL The charivari club seemed to know that they could make a good harvest this year as they had their boxes and tin cans in the oiling and repair shops Jong ago.- The club wishes the widows to start first as the boxes are new. Some 'of our people ar making ar rangements to go to Merrillvllle next Sunday and learn how to ride the goat. One of the Hammond busses broke down at Hartsdale on their way from Shcererville Sunday night. Frank Berwanger and Michael Roll ing of this place made a business trip to Hammond Monday. CLARK STATION. The Clark Station White Sox jrs defeated the Edgemore baseball team Sunday In a five Inning game. The game was called in the sixth inning on account of the rain. The score was 12 to 2. The score by innings: Clarke White Sox... 6 0 0 2 Edgemore 2 0 0 0 4 12 0 2 A valuable beadel hound of H, B. Lynn, who is called Clark Bill, had a narrow escape from being killed while crossing the Wabash bridge. An en gine and thirty-five cars passed over the dog, who was between the two rails and whenever a brake came the dog had dodged it Just as a prize fighter would a punch. The dog was not in Jured in the least. J. Hansen and G. Keckelsen and son - ! Joseph and Walter, spent Sunday vis iting here. Otto Frick of Chicago spent Sunday with his parents here. J. Tully and a few friends of South Chicago visited with Clark friends. W. Luck and Herman Uhlman spent Sunday evening in South Chicago. Mr .and Mrs. J. Coleman of Chicago were fcttending to business matters here. Charles Sunnenberg, a former citizen of Clark spent Sunday with old-time friends. RENSSELAER. Miss Alice Drake, who is teaching school at Glencoe, 111., is home for week's vacation. Mrs. Robert Henderson of Chicago is visiting Mrs. J. Holden. Charley Hannon, who has been bak ing at the "Little Gem Bakery" for some time, has gone to Cincinnati, where his father has purchased a bakery. W. N. Pierce, manager of the Nelson Morris ranches, was in town on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wallace of Chicago are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Irwin. J. E. Flynn, who has for some time past been engaged in the milling business at Chesterton, is back to his old home in Rensselaer. The Knights of King Arthur, a small boys club, will give a musical enter- , tainment at the Presbyterion church to night. If yon can truthfully say that THE) TIMES Is a srood newspaper,, pleas aay t to to a friend and get him to tbscrifce.

WHITING NEWS

Entertaining- California Relatives. Mrs. Mike Han- of New York avenue is entertaining her tather, Maui Ice Hartnett and sister. Miss Jane Hartnett of Point Richmond, Cal. Mr. Hartnett has -been ill for several months and came here In the hopes that his health would be benefitted by the trip. Mrs. Joseph Graves of New Tork avenue, is slightly improved from her rltical Illness. Miss Ethel Johnson of Lowell is the guest of her grandfather. J. A. Ault of Central avenue. Mrs. Ed Ault of Central avenue is on i the sick list. Mrs. Timothy Reagon of Central! avenue was a Chicago visitor Sunday. I Misses Anna Lotz, who is ill at her i home in Clark street, with typhoid fever is slightly improved. Bargain hunters will be able to buv Merry Widow hats at reduced prices when the fire sale of the popular headgear, which, were slightly damaged, in the burning of the baggage car Satur day night, takes place. Misses Lydia and Paula Lotz returned from Milwaukee last night where they were the guests of their sister Mr Oscar Hoppe since SatuVday. Messrs. Mathew Schaefer and JoseDh Scherr, went - to St. John Saturday ight. Mesdames Schaefer and Scherr who have been there several days, returned home Sunday evening with their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koch and son. Albert, were the guests of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kammer, at St. John, Sunday. John Scherr of Sheridan avenue, is very ill. P. Raymond Koch of Oliver street has an attack of tonsilitis. Rev. Frank Webster of the Plymouth congregational church preached an an niversary sermon for the Oddfellows and Daughters of Rebekah Sunday evening, both orders attending in a body. Miss Mae Eaton has returned from the South Chicago hospital, where she received treatment, for her throat. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein were initiated into the Western Stars In East Chicago Sunday night, after the meet ing the members gave a surprise party on Mr. Cohen,- secretary of the order, which proved to be a very pleasant af fair. Friends of Charles Crlpliver have re ceived postals from Guthrie, Oklahoma, whero he is permanently located and has an excellent position. - Llttle Helen Obenshaln is very ill with malaria fever. Miss Nellie Quinn is detained from her duties at the Steel company's of flee in Gary, by illness. Miss Lucy Koch and George Sandzery of the . East Side saw "The Phantom Detective" at the Calumet theater in South Chicago Sunday. Louis Koch of Schrage avenue, returned to work at the Standard Oil company yesterday. After an illness of several months. Clay C. Collins returned from Morocco, Ind., yesterday .morning feeling much better than he did and thinks he will soon be able to resume his duties as desk sergeant in the. local police station. Mr. Switzer, of the East Side, was a Whiting visitor Sunday evening. ROBERTSDALE. Despite the inclement weather an unusually large audience was in attendance at the Easter exercises given by the children of the Evangelical Sunday school at the church Sunday evening. The recitations and dialogues by the children were exceptionally good as also was the selection rendered by the senior and Junior choirs. The solo by Mrs. E. Guilhuff of Chicago was well received. Throughout the program was excellent and those in charge deserve much credit for the success of the affair. The following program was given: Invocation Rev. W. H. Halmhuber Anthem........ "Hail Our Risen King" Senior Choir. Recitation.... "The Message of Easter" Elsie Larson. Recitation. . ."Rejoice Ye Sons of Men" Amy Freeman. Exercise "Sweet Violets" Amelia Bader's Class. Song "Glad Easter Bells" Mrs. Grisdale's Class. Recitation "The Commission" Arthur Stewart. Exercises. .The Gift That Easter Brings Miss Stein's Class. Solo "O Look Afar" Miss Rose Hennessy. Recitation "A Crown of Thorns." Helmer Larson. Song "The Sweet Story" Amelia Bader's Class. Recitation "Legend of the Ullles" Ethel Olson. Song.... ."A Master Kind" Mrs. Aman's Class. Recitation "An Easter Bonnet" Violet Golding. Exercises "Victory." Miss Quilling's class. Song "Swell the Triumph Strain" Mrs. F. R. Schaafs Class. Exercises "The Flowers." Mrs. A. Stross's Class. Solo "The Message of the Lillies" Mrs. E. Guilhuff. Exercises "Jesus Lives." Amelia Bader's Class. Song "Easter Bells." Miss Stein's Class. Exercises "Little Gardners" Miss Dahl's Class. Exercises. . ."Wonderful Easter Light" Misses Bohan's and Leverenz's Classes. Exercises "Flowers Awake." Rev. Halmhuber's Class. Exercises "Shine Sunbeams" Mrs. Blaul's Class Anthem ......"Praise to Thee" Junior Choir. By special request the bishop of the Greek Catholic - church allowed their l members to hold their Easter services

An invitation is extended to the public to call and inspect the new Banking Room and Safe Deposit vaults of the

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on and after the first of May, 1908. The Bank will be open on Friday and Monday evenings, on the first and fourth of May, especially to give the public an opportunity to inspect the premises. You are welcome to call at any time, and it will afford us great pleasure in showing you our new equipment F. H. ERIGSON, G. J. BADER,

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n n n u n 13 at St. John's church In Kobertsdale. Fully 300 people were In attendance. Mrs. Agnes Roberts and daughter, Miss Amy and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mizo of Chicago attended the Episcopal church at Hyde Park Sunday. Miss Lulu "Wesche and Mrs. Harry Guilhuff of Constance were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hennessy of Roberts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Pinks are entertaining the latte's brother from Chi-! cago at their home In Pears street. George Sladek of Palos Park who expects to move here In a few weeks, l3 quite 111 with an attack of rheumatism. Mrs. Kline and daughter, Beatrice, of Chicago, were the guests of her sister, Mrs. Julius Llnneman of Harrison avenue. Fireman Stanley Korzyk and wife spent Sunday in Chicago visiting relatives. Fred Helntz sr., of Hammond, was a Robertsdale visitor Sunday. C. Aasllne and daughter, Miss Pauline, of Indiana boulevard, are spending a few days visiting relatives in St. Ann, 111. Mr. Black of Chicago Heights, 111., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C W.

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President. OTEL & Guarantee HAMMOND AND CROWN POINT, -OB. 0 U U E3 13 13 n m n I3 Johnson of Harrison avenue, over Sunday. Miss Mary Stein was a Crown Point visitor Saturday. Miss Bessie Hart who -has been spending the past few months at the home of her brother, Charles Hart, of Har rison avenue, felt for her home in Elkhart, Saturday. Misses Margaret and Sarah Davis of Chicago, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thiessen over Sunday. Mrs. J. Smith of Indiana boulevard Is entertaining relatives from Allegan. Mich. HESSVILLE. Mrs. John Schneider attended a fun. eral in Valparaiso Sunday. " . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dedelou were ChU cago visitors Sunday. Mr. Brenock sent five of his bloodeh horses to Missouri Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kohler t,t Georgetown, Ky.. are visiting here. Mrs. Jas. Rhodes and children. Pan zola and Cecil, are visiting in Carbon, ma. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bunde and children spent Sunday here with Mr. and, Mrs. Raver. The Silver Leaf Athletic club will give a dance In Gorman's hall. Saturday evening.

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