Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 279, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1908 — Page 2

Wednesday, Mav 13. 1903.

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' BASEBALL DACE. r; Final preparations.-are being made for the baseball dance which -will be given tomorrow evening - In Long'h halL It Is expected thai the party will be one of the most pleasant of the year as a large number of Haml mond people have expressed their inticketsare requested to turn thera in tomorrow without fall. . EN'TERTAI.VS AT TEA. Miss Carrie Mile3 was again guest tf honor at a very pretty late afternoon party yesterday when Mrs. George W. Lawrence entertained a number of yoang matrons and ladles at a 5 o'clock tea at her home in South Hohman street. The party was given in honor of Mis3 Mll?3' approaching marriage to David Emery. About Sixteen Were present at the entertainment. The refreshments were served in three courses in the dining room r where pretcy decorations of violets and smllax were seen on the tables. EASTERN STAR MEETING. - . The regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Stars was held last evening in the Masonic Temple and a good number were in aitendtnce. The usual business was disposed of and a short focial time followed. " 'YIL.L MEET TONIGHT. .There will be a meeting . of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. M. tonight In Long's hall and it re requested that regular meeting of the order. CALLED MEETING. r There will be a meeting of the Motor Boat club at the Pilot house on Calumet avenue Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.. All the members are urged ' to be present as business of ' Importance will be discussed. , EAGLES' ATTENTION!

' If . you get through .with your busiC uess in time tomorrow ,go to Blcknell's drug store and secure your tickets for the Male Chorus Convert at. the opera house tomorrow, Thursday evening. Don's forget this. Take with you when you leave Hammond, the memory of ono enjoyable evening. 3IEETING POSTPONED. The usual Wednesday evening meetings which are being held during the month of May will be postponed until tomorrow evening on account of the Inclement weather. GIVES A LINEN SHOWER. The , Misses Dollie and Eugenia Knotts. will entertain friends at a linen shower Thursday evening at their , home in Muenich court in honor of . Miss 01ga: Kaske, whose marriage to Itubert King, has been announced to take place in June. Miss Kaske's home Is in Munster, Inr., but she visits in Hammond frequently and has many friends. .1 AFTERNOON'S EUCHRE PARTY. Mrs. .Frank S. Betz is entertaining a ' company of Hammond ladies at euchre this afternoon at her home in South Hohman street. GOING LIKE HOT CAKES. The tickets for the male chorus concert tomorrow evening were placed on Bale at Bicknell's this morning and they have been selling in fine shape. There are vet about 160 good seats left. If you plan to go you want to get busy. Don't wait till the last day. Get your Beats tonight. MRS. HATCH A HOSTESS. Mrs. W. Ray Hatch will entertain a party of twenty-two young ladies and gentlemen at a 6:20 o'clock dinner this evening at her home in Carroll street in honor of Miss Carrie Miles and Mr. David Emery. PEDRO PARTY A SUCCESS. Golden Rule Council D. of L. gave the first of a series of pedro parties last evening in the K. of P. hall, which was voted by all who were present as being a social success. The party was ' very well attended. Several games of pedro were played during the evening, after which an informal social time was enjoyed. The prizes will not be award ed until after the close of the series, when pretty hand painted china will be given the winners of the highest number of games. MARTHA SOICETY MEETS. ' The Martha society of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Plum at her home in Douglas street. Business of im portance will be transacted and all members are urged to be present. DEBORAH SOCIETY MEETS. The members of the Deborah Aid society of the First Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Norton in Murray street. All the members are urged to attend. DANCING CLASS. A very pleasant time is reported to have been enjoyed by a large number of young people last evening at the regular weekly dancing class held in Long's hall. Many attended from East Chicago. W. R. C. WILL MEET. All members of William H. Calkins W. R. C. are requested to meet in Memorial hall Thursday evening to com THE TIMES

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plete arrangements for Memorial ""v exercises. . ACME CLUB MEETING. Mrs. P. J. Henry will have the ladles of the Acme "social club a3 hef guests Thursday afternoon Bt her home in East State street. Cards will be enJoyed daring the afternoon.

MRS. GLASGON A HOSTESS. Mrs. Glasgow will entertain the mem hers of the Fleur de Lis club Thurs day afternoon at her home in Plum- I mef avenue. Pedro will be played by the ladies In attendance and a pleas-t ant afternoon is anticipated. I COLONIAL "CLUB PARTY. The members of the Colonial club I will hold their next meeting Thursday ftp,nnoii at the home of Mrs. A. L. Snohn in Russell street. A very pleasant afternoon is expected by the ladies PRESBYTEIWAS aid Mbbiwu. The Ladies' Aid society of the t lrst i Presbyterian cnurcn are afternoon in the cnurcn panurs iui I 7-oo-nlar Wwk V meeting. JiesuauiM J.-S. Blackburn and il. f. Jjeming are hostesses for the afternoon. GUTLD MEETING. Tti. -miu p a meetine of the Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's episcopal cnurcn i this afternoon- at the guild room and I business of much Importance Is being disposed of.O. A. R. MEETING. l A meeting of the ladles of the G. A. j R. will be held at Human uvenue Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All the members are requested . v, ..oti oo Imnnrlant business I lv, Will De ira.nsa.cieu. WILL ENTERTAIN FRIENDS. Maver Rubin will entertain a Humbet of friends at Weis hall on the 15th nst at a stag party. The Invitations were sent out by Constable Jonn wuoer i this afternoon In the novel shape of subpoenas and made a big nit. I Briefs, Miss Margaret Konrman is spenamg Mrs. Gibson and daugnter, iennetia, nf TrviMtnn wprp visitors in Hammond I - I aiiss iiannan uruszua oi n.casu " spending the day with ner sister, juiss Carrie Gruszka. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wartena of Tol eston were the guests of Mrs. Wartena's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kunert of Russell street, yesterday. Mrs. Holworth is expected home the st of this week from a few weeks' last jt j. j i I Will icaneri or xoiesion transaciea business in wammona yesieraay. - l Mrs. Orlan Grant of Rensselaer is a a. o it i son ai meir nome in ocuv! Vixtc. Miss Jennie Sheffield is spending the I uaJ iiiv-as. i Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ottenhelmer of East Chicago were the guests of friends I in Hammond last evening. 1 Miss Mildred Evans of East Chicago was the guest of friends in Hammond last evening. Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. H. Burge are attending the matinee In Chicago this afternoon. Miss Carrie Miles is visiting friends in Chicago today. Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas of "Webb street are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton of Hyde Park this evening, Mrs. Georee Post of Rimbach avenue has gone to Monon, Ind.. to be the guest of friends and relatives for a few davfl. i Mr,. Tnft, of Yellow Sorines. O.. noma vactoprlQV tnv ft fpw wppka' visit I - - - w,7h hter. Mrs. D. J. Moran. --- 1, . - i Tra Thnmna Lake and babv have " - , ,. ... , ., returned from a. visit wiiii iciauves In Crown Point. Attorney jonn ai. stinson is m vaiparaisol today on professional business. Miss Maude rannenDorg is spenaing a few days with relatives and friends in Michigan City. Allss annen&org is at the home of her sister, Mis E. J. Stoeckei. Mr. and Mrs. Woods have returned to their home in Topeka, Kan., after a lengthy visit with Mr. Woods' sisters Mrs. Cynthia Sohl and Mrs. Helena Amoss. - Tlco TTanrin. Mend, little dausrhter of Mr. nnrt Mrs. J. E. Mead of West Hammond, has returned from a few weeks' visit with her grandparents In Renssalaer. Misses Tattle and Belle Donovan of friends in Hammond last evening. Miss Eva Clark has returned to Ham mond from a few weeks visit with relatives in Lafayette and Rensselaer. Mrs. L. L. Levy was tne guest or irienas in t-mcago, returning nome last . r . . ( . . m . . . , mr. ana lurs. vjoies oi arrou street, COOK BOOK 4 paste itiai blank book: or oa a card

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& Towle For Words in Contest. No one succeeded la supplying the missing words In the contest yesterday and the prixe of one dollar goes over until tomorrow, making $2, to the one I who makes the right list. The correct words for yesterday vreret Ortt A Towle "Footgear." Miss Iletley "Climax." J. J. Rtrff -"Slses." In addition to the Missing Word Contest there will he given to the one who brings In the words taken out of Ortt & Towl ads. two ont of three, a pair oi ladies 3.00 Oxfords. All em u reianons oi urti v xowie and The Lake County Times are barred. were the guests of friends in Chicago last evenlngr, George Miller transacted business In Jlegewisch today. Mrs. G. E. Capp has gone to Battle Ground, Ind., to remain over Sunday with friends and relatives. Attorney Obe Ottenhelmer of East Chicago and W. J. McAleer are in Chi- - - - tu. c Minas and Dave Emery are among the Hammond business men In Chicago today, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Aubrey wer the guests of relatives In St. Johns over Sunday. Attorney J. K. Slnton is In Valnaralso today on legal business. F. O. Ilodson of Garv was In Ham. " mond last night on business, Attorney A. Cattle of Chicago was a business visitor in Hammond yesterday. George Smith of Hegewisch transacted business in Hammond this morn ing. Mrs Nettie Turner of Kouts. Ind.. Is Upending a few days at the home of Mrs. D. McGrath in Ann street a srain after a few da.va' seven ninaaa that has kent her confined to her hnme in ciaudo street. acted business in Hammrmrt tnair i jamea T. Ttarne-f- tf ttio Tc t.tIti . v.ukll v. .uu JJU JO-JJV. V A. A was In Hammond todav on business. E. A. Peterson of Clark Station was in Hammond today on business. Mrs. Charles Thtele has returned from St. Johns where ehe visited relatives over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Vnllrmon v,irA v. .l. &uests Qf re,atives in Blok Oak or n,a.. aB- "ver IA-xia. sL,a, nuoer or crown Point tin been snendin a f.w J l! - j iiamMr Frank Ho9hAt. r.y,.MM " w w vmuoftw. x ui merlv of Hamm.i I melius 111 Hammond yesterday afternoon. air. iunt. or the Chicago Discount comDanv of Smith r,( I ,.vu5y WO.3 1X1 Hammond today on business. 1UISS Florence Gree-nr nf TaI.cM, was in Hammond yesterday afternoon shopping, Mlss T,aura rj nf xrn- , I ' a a vc. iiiu.. is expected tomorrow to be the sruest nt Mr. and Mrs. Peter Heins of North Hohman street for a few days. EAGLES WONDER WHY IT IS. (Continued from page 1) president; Andrew Smith vice nresident of the National Bank of Indianapous is a candidate as for re-election fcr treasurer; Hon. Charles A. Ritrdon. mayor of Warsaw, for re-election as BC,-reuir avm McDowell of Mont i-.. oyrauung ior inside BUara' na Wm- oC Bluffton. for inisToo fnr throo J . T secrtary of the state aerie, C. , t ' i o-nAn ... .. o.o une ui me nrst to ar rive In Hammond vfsttrriir vr v.rxi ..v. . . .. 6' mu say aDout the reception that wnc i,. . .......... . . ., tutu mc visiting aeiegaies ana complimented Georse Khss maul, the state street cie-arist Secretary Glcnon Tnik syim nKe Mr. Kussmaul has shown goes to make a convention cltv ne is not an Eagle but no brother j could have received U3 with more wel come mat aid air. Kussmaul. He ban not only helped toward the city's con vention fund but has gone to an ex tra expense in giving us a registering room ana nas attempted to make it homelike. I felt a good deal better seeInS such a spirit than I did feel when a Hammond brother Eagle cave me to understand that the visitors must rot expect too much since D. E. Boone was not instructed last year to induce ? convention to meet in Hammond Evansville Is making a strong- bid this year for the convention next year ana seems confident In landing it. ; ! r"' 7"inS a insn supper to be sriven at tUr nrv, house which will be followed by the lEae-les hall nt tVi Ti7-v,- i. Eagles ball at th Wht i liep.nio n n.mv n Up to two o'clock this afternoon two 1 nr.aro .1 XT. . . i""""" 10 ucv.uia.ucu nammona in nonor of the convention. The largest one was hung across Hohman street in front of the club rooms. In addition to this the 1 Majestic hotel entrance was decorated, ana one saloon on South Hohman street as well as Hendrix buffet, Chopin Dunaing and the Hammond building ihe criticism is voiced by visltinsr Eagle3 that the local lodge of Eagles has a chilly reception committee, one of the state officials came Into town yesterday and was unheralded and not welcomed. He asked a man If the Eagles convention was being held here and the man said, "I don't know." Perhaps before the Eagles leave Hammond they may find that the people here are hospitable after all. Blind People Are Numerous. The blind population of the world I cumbers 64 out of erery million.

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Miss Etta Loss, 19 years old, daughter of John C. Loss, real estate dealer.

765 Washington boulevard, and William A. Springer, 24 years old, a salesman for a motor cycle company, were married yesterday in the Hotel Strat

ford after a trip to Crown Point, Ind, license clerk's office was closed. The to marry Springer, she says. Yesterday offices of Ader & Haigler in the Stock

neath the offices of her father. From there they went to the Stratford, where Rev. Henry C. Scotford, 7143 Parry avenue, performed the ceremony.- They are now waiting for forgiveness from the bride's parents.

POPULAR M0T0RMAN RETURNS FROM TRIP. Experience Torrid Hent la Georgia and The Curolinas. Peter Schroeder, 522 Garfield avenue, returned from an extended visit in Georgia and the Carolinas today. He has been the guest of his brother, John in Augusta, Ga., where he is a broom manufacturer. Mrs. G. Pape, his moth er, who has been making her home in the south, returned from Augusta and will henceforth reside with the Peter Schroeder family. While in the Carolinas Mr. Schroeder says that he experienced weather ranging from 95 to 100 degrees. He begins his work on the Hammond-East Chicago run tomorrow.POLICE ARE DISCONSOLATE. It Is a sad tale they tell at the police court today. Newspaper reporters are personal non gratae with the genial Chas. See. "Nothing doing," says he. 'Nothing at all?" ask the P. N. G. "Well you heard what I said," says he. "Not anything at all," persist the P. N. G. A glance at the police blotter reveals the fact that the sergeant spoke the truth. There was a dead dog, a dead pig, a leak in the water main and that was as far as it went. It is a gay life. BOARD AWARDS A NEW CONTRACT. Neptune Meter Company, of Chicago, Will FurnUli the Meters. The board of public works this morning awarded tht contract for the 5-8th inch water meters to the Neptune Meter Meter company. This company put In a bid last week offering to furnish the meters at the rate of $S.40. The board adopted the asseesment role for the Hanover street ,3-4 inch water pipe and passed a resolution adopting the same. The report of the Morton avenue section "B" sewer was accepted and placed on file. The plans and specifications for the Becker street sidewalk were adopted and placed on file. CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED With LOCAL APPLICATIONS as the cannot react! the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, ana in oraer to curs It you must take internal remedies Hall a Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, &aZ acts directly on the blood and tnucoui surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not m. ouack medicine. It was Drescrit, by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular prescription. It la composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients im wnat pruuumo buwu nuuucnui result in curing Catarrh. Send for testl. mOBiais ireo. F. J. CHENEY & CO, Prop., Toledo. OL Bold by Druggists, price 76c Take Uall'a Family Pills for contU VBQB Popular Demand for Novels. Nine out of erery tea books pub lished are uoteis.

last Saturday had failed because the bride recently escaped from a convent she and Springer went to the law Exchange building, just two floors be MONDAY. CLUB CLOSES ITS SEASONYESTERDAY South Chicago Ladies Enjoy Fine Meeting at Club Rooms. SPECIAL SALE TO BE HELD Arrangements Made By Which All Friends of Members Are To Be Asked. Yesterday afternoon marked the closing of the 1908 season of the Mon day club, one of the largest women's clubs in South Chicago and the Calumet region. The meeting was held at the Bessemer Park club rooms and was greeted by one of the largest attendances in the club's history. Although this is the last regular meeting for the season, another meeting will be held at the Bessmer Park assembly hall May 25, when the head liner will be Dr. L. C. Monln, a dean at Armour Institute and a man who is very highly educated. His subject for the evening will be "Will and Character." Speaking of the coming meeting, Mrs. Fisher, one of the members said "Those who are fortunate enough to get an invitation certainly will not be sorry that they have r attended after the meeting is over." In addition to Dr. Monlns' speech during the evening there will be mu sical numbers and recitations and brief talks by the members and other people of prominence. Luncheon to be Served. After the entertainment a delightful little luncheon will be served to those present. Arrangements have been made that all members -may in vite their friends to attend the final meeting. -r . l ' M . t m in speaKing 01 ine ClUD 3 success yesterday, one of the members said: "Recently an article was published in one of the down town papers saying that a "West Side club was the first club in the city to take in gentlemen associate members. This, the Monday club members say is not a fact, as they inaugurated this movement over five years ago when the women Invited their husbands to attend the meetings with them. Since that time the husbands have been in attendance at the various meetings and the gentlemen have stated that they were always shown an enjoyable time. One of Oldest in City. The Monday club is now one of the oldest clubs on the South Side an in

the city for. that matter, and. boasts

FRIDAY IVIGHT, MAY 15 QO ABROAD WITH Lyman H. Howe 1SL QUAI1NT tiOULrAlND And Many Other Lands, Dynamiting a Cliff! One Blast of 1,800 Lbs. of Dynamite Dislodging 150,000 Tons of Rock. LIFE IN THE FRENCH NAVY! WILD BIRDS AT HOME. HOLLAND QUAINT AND SEDATE. Among Savage Znlns XflE ANIMAL KINGDOM. Daring French Horsemanship, Hnntlng in the Arctic Regions, Racing Eighty Miles an Hour on an Automobile. Twenty Other Big Features. Reserved Seats at Bicknell's Drug Store. Prices, 25c, 35c and 50c. x

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of a membership that will reach in the neighborhood of seventy-five, which Includes their associate members. A large list of new members will be taken in during the coming 1909 season and it is expected that next year the clubs membership will total over 150. The object of the club Is to study and to discuss topics of note. The 1903 season was one of the most successful ones In the organization's history. SET DOWN SICK AT CHICAGO STATION. Thin the Story Told by Jacob Brieman of Writ Hammond, III. The police of the Englewood station are investigating a story told by Jacob Brlemarz, 45 years old, living in West Hammond, 111., who was found sitting on the sidewalk in front of the police station last night suffering from paralysis. He told the police that he was seized with an attack in WTest Hammond and that he was brought to Chicago in a buggy by a constable and a friend and placed on the sidewalk In front of the police station. A letter was found In Brlemarz which was signed by a man supposed to be a trustee of the township of Thornton. Several members of a fire company whose quarters adjoin those of the police station saw a buggy driven up to the front of the station last night and saw two men help another out. After the man was seated on the sidewalk the buggy was driven away. Must Be Strenuous Preacher A theological student was sent one Sunday to supply a vacant pulpit la a Connecticut valley town. A few days afterward he received a copy of the weekly paper of that place with the following item marked: "Rev. of the senior class at Yale seminary supplied the pulpit at the Congregational church last Sunday, and the church will now be closed three weeks for repairs." Her Yawn. It is not always a sign when a girl yawns that she wants the young man to go home. If she tries to hide it he may be justified In hanging around a while.

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Covers Top of CKer Spring. C5 the Hyeia ? Hygeii for Wood Bel Atid now we are getting them up In this style, with cover an i pads. . The pad 1$ made of good felt and Is attached to f the cover, so both can be pnt in place cr removed at the same time. Clean people clean their p BED SPRINGS occasionally, fcf Sold by all ririt-Clau Dealers. f and Pil FAIRBANKS' BACKER IS CONFIDENT. Manager Says Hoosier's Xame Will Go Before Convention and HaM Better Show Than Ever. Indianapolis, Ind., May 12. Joseph I). Keating, one of ihe political manager for Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks, issued the follovrtng statement today t " There Is not a vrord of troth In the report sent out from Washington last night that the field wns to be left open for Sir. Taft. Those reports are sent oat to mislead the pablle In reSard to real conditions. "Indiana vrlil present the name Vice President Fairbanks to the republican national convention Jane, and he has a better chance for the nomination today than at any time since the campaign beA Ban, NELLIE 0SLER SUES HUSBAND FOR DIVORCE. Charging that her one-time husband Is an inmate of the state's prison and bringing many serious charges against him Mrs. Nellie Osier the brave little wife of Walter Osier, has brought suit for divorce in the Lake Superior court today. She says they were married in October. 1903 and that two children were the fruit of the union. She asks for absolute divorce and custody of the children. Lumber for Sale Cheap. Closing up job at Hammond Packing Co's plant. CLEAN BRICK $2 per M. RUEl WRECKING CO. 7300 Stoney Island Ave., Chicago. TELETHONS. HYDE PARK 1S3Q.

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