Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 281, Hammond, Lake County, 15 May 1908 — Page 2

TEE TIMES, Friday, May. 15, 1903.

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CAST OF CHARACTERS. "The Grand Old Flag" for the bene'flt of W. R. C. 24S. to be placed in the TeQoration Day fund, will be held Thursday evening May 21, at Towle's opera house. lit Is a grand military crama 01 lour acis iuii 01 mriuing and realistic war scenes, - Union - soldiers, tableaux, beautiful girls, orer 200 in chorus. The cast has made few changes: " . Jake Schneider, fresh froiii faderland ...F. I Hunt Katrina Dundugrabb. . . F. L. .Hunt Xellie Grover ..Mildred Collins fKina Wayne Marie James JIarry Wayne, Union scout Fletcher Hudson Billy Black...., Edgar Bridge Col. Wayne, a planter. .Elston Elliott Uncle Ned,, liable nigger Clyde Eastwood tGen. Grant, U. S. A W. W. Webster Geo. Grover, Guerilla chief : ". . Hollia Hunter 'Mat Davis, Col Wayne's overseer . Raymond oll "Pat Reiley, deluded Irishman, Jas. Carr .Billy Downs, Guerrilla scout Charles Lelayne Dan Sanford, Guerrilla corporal Paul Gauthler Ben. Lee, C. S. A Claude Waite Troops, guerrillas and everything as 'In the time of war. MRS. HENRY A HOSTESS. Mrs. P. J. Henry very pleasantly entertained the members of. the Acme social club yesterday at her home in State street. Several games of cards "were played during the afternoon at which Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. C. Miller won the honors. The guests were .served with refreshments at the close of the afternoon. The next party will ,be In tw weeks at the home of Mrs. B. Kenny In State street. m COLONIAL PARTY. The members of the Colonial club pent a pleasant afternoon yesterday at the home of Mrs. A. L. Spohn in iltussell street. The afternoon was .passed in the club's usual way and 'at 4 o'clock a two-course luncheon wa3 served in the dining room. The .next, party will be in two weeks although the place of meeting has not .'been decided. The members who were 'present were Mesdames F. B. Olwin, ij. W. Reed, J. J. Turner, Clark Leam'Ing, M, M. Bruce, Julius Dunsing, W. "II. Spellman and J. IL Houser. H SEWING CIRCLE MEETS. The Sewing Circle of St. Margaret's -5iospital held a very pleasant meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Heiser, In Carroll street. Many-of the members were present and spent a yery enjoyable afternoon at cards. The prizes were awarded to Mesdairae3 Fred Humpher and Henry 'Heiser. Mrs. Otto Knoezer won the consolation prize. At the close of the j 1 KAUFMANN n

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served a deliMISSIONARY MEETING. The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church met this afternoon at thet home of Mrs. S. P. Wiley at her home in Webb street The following program was rendered. Mrs. Sohl assisted Mrs. Wiley: devotional Exercises. Mrs. F. M. Elliott Facts From North India.. .........Mrs. Edith ' Griffin Missionaries to the Lepers.. Mrs. Mallet Vocal Solo Mrs. Mallet Education in India Mrs. Burnett Hospitals in India Mrs. Herrington gong Misses Barbara and Clara Wiley and Margaret Minard. PARENTS MEETING. There will be a meeting of the Parents club of the Central school this evening at eight o'clock in the school building and it is expected that there will be a very large attendance as an unusually pleasant program has been ai ranged. CAIXED HERE BY DEATH. i Archie Chave, formerly of Hammond but now of Montreal, Cana.. was called t. rh!,,ff, hv.hft death of his father. He will remain in Chicago for several days. W. R. C. MEETIN G. There was a meeting of Wm. H. Calkins W. R. C. last evening in Memo rial hall, that was well attended. Busi ness of importance concerning the Decoration day program was discussed. JOINT MEETING TOMORROW. There will be a joint meetingofthe W. R. C. and G. A. R. Saturday evening, in Memorial hall and it is requested j that all members attend as business of j importance will be discussed. VISIT THE ENGLEWOOD CONCLAVE. Many members of the local True Kindred will go to Englewood this Clll lift fcV OWCCUVA CL Englewood conclave. meeting of the A very pleasant ' session ladies. is expected by the Hammond HOME FROM WEDDING VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. John Shearer have re turned to Hammond from their wed THE TIMES

afternoon the hostess clous course luncheon.

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ding visit.. with relatives and friends in the west. Mr and Mrs. Shearer spent most of the time In Missouri. B. B. K. WHIST CLUB MEETS. Mr. and Mrsr Lawrence- Becker very pleasantly entertained the members -of the B. B. K. Whish club last evening, at the home in Rimbach avenue. The evening was devoted to cards after which the hostess served her guests with pleasing refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. William Thum were guests and the members present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barer, and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Kingwell. PLEASANT BANQUET A, very delightful banquet was given last evening to members of the Pine Street Presbyterian church and fully

jone hundre guests were present. The banquet was given to the winners "of the contest which lasted during the month of February until Easter. The affair is voted as having been very enjoyable. DINNER FOR MISS MILES.. Mrs. I. E. Dickenson gave a dinner party last evening at six-thirty o'clock at her home in Doty street, in honor of the approaching marriage of Miss Carrie Miles and David Emery. The table decorations were very beautifully carried out in pink and white, pink rcses be,n& chosen by the hostess as ;ner ror aecorauons. me guests !we Misses Carrie Miles. Alice Holm. r lorence jjovenuge ana riaiiuaii xuavn. of Crown Point; Messrs. David Emery and Fred Ray of Chicago. PARTY FOR COMING BRIDE. The Misses D'ollle and Eugenia Knotts gave a very delightful party last even ing at their home, 53 Muenich court, in honor of Miss Olga Kaske, whose wedding to Mr. Rupert King of Minne apolis, takes place in June. The narty was in the nature of a linen shower and Miss TCasko received manv nrettv erif ts During the evening music was enjoyed and several gueslng contests at which Miss Mary Krost and Miss Nellie Shea were successful in winning the prizes. A veTy delicious course luncheon was served at the close of the evening in the dining room. The tables were very beautifully decorated with carnations and lilacs. The guests were Mrs. A. F. Knotts, Mrs. J. F. Krost, Mrs. A. F Kaske, Misses Olga and Minnie Kaske, Fiora and Mayme Mashlno, Mary Krost, Anna Wewell, Agnes Schreiber, Henderson and Anna Emery. The out of town guests were. Misses Ruby Wilson of COOK BOOK paste It In a blank book ox on a card Get These LION XXXX PATENT FLOUR, 4 np 50-lb sacks m$ Large Fancv CUCUMBERS, each Our regular line of fancy 10c ASSORTED CAKES, per lb . 71c 5-lb tov pails choice Fruit 19c The Famous German May WINE, Choice vint--lft age, bottle U&sG ALMOND MEAL MAS50c jar for mlh if

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. Who Supplies Tomor-' row's List. No one succeeded In getting; the cor rect word In yesterday's contest. They were as follows: Colonial Theater -"Advanced." Orlt ft Towle "Smile." Miss RelUey "Extreme." Scb I lien "To." . This makes tomorrow's prize four dollars .worth striving for. Get busy. Crown, Nina and Ada Vansteenberg of Lansing, Laura Newcomb of Chicago, and Marie Fogarty of East Chicago. FLEUR DE LIS CLUB PARTY. Mrs. Glasgow was hostess to the members of the Fleur de Lis club yesterday afternoon at her home in Plummer avenue. The afternoon was enjoyably spent with cards and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. Keyser and Mrs. Schaatz. Mrs. John Huber was. given the consolation prize. At the close of the afternoon a dainty coure luncheon was served. The next party will be held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. John Huber in State street. Briefs. Mrs. D. W. Peckham of Norwalk, O., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leon J. Dean, 543 Indiana avenue. Mrs. Peckham will make and extended visit. Miss Laura Newcomb of Chicago has been the guest of the Misses Dollle and Eugenia Knotts a few days. Miss Ruby Wilson of Crown Point was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox of Carroll street last evening. Misses Nina and Ada Vansteenberg of Lansing, 111., were the guests of friends in Hammond last evening. Miss Marie Fogarty of East Chicago visited friends in Hammond last evening. Mrs. George Post has returned from a few days visit witn relatives in Monon, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Seller and two children are spending the day with friends in Dyer. Miss Garnet Schutt of Michigan City will be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Evers of 115 Williams street over Sunday. Miss Schutt will attend the ath letic meet and the oratorical contest Saturday. , Attorney J. G. Ibach leaves for West Baden tonight where he will rest for a week or ten days. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruckman are spending a few days with relatives at St. John. Mrs. Charles Miller has returned from Dyer, where she has been visiting rela tives a few days. Miss Julia Petersorl of Hegewisch visited in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Hessinger of St.. Paul, Minn., is visiting at the home of Mrs. R, SchafT in Truman avenue.' The ladles spent the afternoon 'visiting in Chi cago. Mrs. F. Prechtel went to Joliet, 111., today for a few days visit with rela tives and friends. Will Matthies of Chicago was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. C. Matthies of Sohl street last evening. Miss Faye Smiley went to Lafayette, Ind., this afternoon to remain over Sunday with friends. Miss Marie Closser went to Laporte this afternoon to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Closser, over Sunday. Miss Chambers of Chicago was the guest of friends here last evening for the male chorus concert. Mrs. M. F. Flnneran and Miss Car rie Gruszka were the guests of friends in Chicago yesterday. Miss Millie O'Malley was the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sed vert, at their home in South Chicago last evening. Mrs. Gooder has returned to her home in Lowell, after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hal Smith at their home in Michigan avenue. Mrs. Hal Smith will go to Kokomo, Ind., the first of next week to visit relatives and friends for a few weeks. Miss Emma Krost of Crown Point was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Krost at their home in Doty street the first of the week. Mrs. Albert Maack and daughter, Sarah, of Crown Point, are spending the day with friends in Hammond. H. A. Bixby was in Chicago yesterday on professional business. Miss Alvina Stommel returned to her home in Dyer this morning after a short visit with friends in Hammond. Miss Stommel came to visit her father, who is ill at the hospital. Mrs. Charles Surprise is a visitor in Chicago today. Mrs. Frank Hammond is spending the day visiting in Chicago. Miss Florence Stommel of Dyer is expected in Hammond tonight to remain a few days with friends. Mrs. E. J. Seeley and Mrs. Foster Murray are the guests of friends in Chicago. Mrs. J. T. Hutton and daughter, Miss Frances, are visitors in Chicago today. Miss Mary Schacher is visiting in Chicago today. Mrs. John Busche of Morton court is spending the day in Chicago. Mrs. Charles Norton of Chicago is spending the day with friends in Hammond. Miss Mary McShane of East Chicago was the guest of Miss Nellie Hill last evening at her home in Price place. Mrs. Harvey Phillips and daughter, Mrs. Dunlap, of East Chicago, are shopping in Hammond today. Harvey Godfrey went to' Indianapolis on business today. Mr. and Mrs. Vanduew of Lansing, are spending the day visiting in Hammond.. - . . - O. Taylor has gone to Buffalo ana

Niagara Falls for a few days visit

with friends. - Mrs. Fred MIndberg has returned from a few weeks' visit with relatives and, friends at different points in lowa. Miss Nellie" "Hill is reported to be quite iil'at her home in Price place. Miss Hazel Klngwlll went to Chicago yesterday to spend the remainder of the week with relatives. Mrs. "VV 3, Conkey i3 spending the day visiting in Chicago. Attorney John M. Stinson returned today from Valparaiso where he has been the past few days on business. Mr. Billings was a business visitor in Chicago today. r Mrs. . Alfred Huntley and daughter. Frances, have gone to Allegan, Mich., to spend two months with Mrs. Huntley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen. Attorney J. K. Stinson, who has been In Valparaiso on business, returned home this afternoon. Fred Dahl of Lowell spent the day with his sister, Grace Dahl, of Hammond. Ed Knight of Crown Point spent the day yesterday with friends in Ham mond. H. Karas of the Columbia Phonograph company, transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Peter Sanders of Crown Point was the guest of Mrs. -Block! of Logan street, who has been very ill for several days. MEET TO BE HELD TOMORROW. (Continued from page one.) Groman, the famous Yale runner, Wal ter Sohl, recently of Wabash college; George Miller, one of the best athletes Wabash college ever had, and by pro fessor Allee of the local high school. From present indications the weather will be ideal for the meet and it is expected that Hammond will be mecca for hundreds of students from all over the state. Harrison park, where the meet is to be held never looked more beautiful than it does Just now and there is every prospect that the meet will be a success. Hub Will Make Good Showing. Word has been received from Crown Point that the students from the county seat are coming to Hammond deter mined to make a good showing. It is understood that one or two of the Crown Point boys will be disquali field on account of being conditioned in their studies. However, the boys on the team are training consistently and are working hard to win. A large delegation of students will come to tnis city irom wown x-oini on the train which leaves that city at 9:35. They will "root" for their fa vorites on the track team and help to make the meet a success. W. F. BRUNT GETS THE SEWER CONTRACT. Inspector for Doty, Garfield and Thorn ton avenue Makes His Heports The- board of public works at Its regular session this morning awarded the sewer contract for Trurrrtm street to W. F. Brunt, whose price was $1.49 a lineal foot and $C for house connections. Lavene Bros., the only other bidder, bid two cents higher on the lineal foot. The board has also advertised for bids for the Benedict avenue sewer and the State street pavement, the C. C. L. railroad having bestirred itself lately, the board granted permission to the company's sidewalk builder to lay the 6idewalks across the tracks wherever the road passes the streets. The inspector's report for the Doty street, Garfield avenue and Morton aveune sewers was accepted and placed on file. BUSINESS MEN HOLD GOOD MEETING. Charles W. Ileimbach Is Appointed to Directorate of Local Organization. The members of the Hammond Business Men's association held an interesting meeting at Weis' hall last even ing. The attendance was not very large on account of the numerous counter attractions in various parts of the city. The resignation of one of the. board direqto.rs was received and Charles Heimbach, representing the express companies of the city, was appointed in his place. The reports of several of the com mittees, which were recently appointed by President Schloer, were heard and they have all been active. W. B. Conkey was made a member of the committee on transportation. He was not present at the meeting, but at tended a meeting later in the evening Tomorrow a manufacturer from Mich igan will meet the committee on manu facturers and will look over the avail able sites in the city with an idea of locating here. The next meeting will be held the second Thursday in the coming month MEW SKIN REMEDY. Creates Bis Stlrj Drug Stores Crowded With Sufferers. For several weeks past wels' and other leading drug store in this city have been crowded with persons desiring a supply of poslam, the new cure for eczema. This is the drug which has created such a stir throughout the country since its discovery one year ago. For the convenience of those who use poslam for pimples, blackheads, blotches, red nose, acne, herpes and other minor skin troubles, a special 60-cent package has been adopted. In addition to the regular two-dollar Jar, which is now on sale at all leading drug stores. In evzema cases, poslam stops the itching with first application and proceeds to heal, curing chronic cases in two weeks. In minor skin troubles, rssuits show after an overnight application. For a free experimental sample, writ direct to the emergency Laboratories, 32 West Twnty-flfth street, tw York City,

JOHN CLOSES HIS FACTORY. Friends of John Sonnenberg, on the

corner of Sibley and Oakley, wondered this morning, how the shoe factory there came to be closed up, keeping his 100 more or less employes out of work. By diligent investigation they learned- that- Mr. Rnnnn)rc gone to Chicago on a mysterious mis-, slon and there is great ado over it. THINK STANDARD IS GARDEN OF EDEN. Foreigners at Settlement Imitate Adam and Eve While on Fishing Trip 'They evidently think it is the Garden of Eden. . In, fact Adam did wear a fig leaf but the supply of fig leaves there seems to be short. The foreigners from the Standard river do not wear any more clothes than the law allows. Undress parade seems to be much in vogue around that locality and many Is the bride and groom on their way to Crown Point to secure a marriage license, who deviously study the patterns on the ceiling of the car, while passing that district. TRAINMAN SEVERELY NJURED. TTT T TIT" 1 1 17 D O -w vv. m v an, ioo iuurray street, a trainman, fell from a running box car when the train on which he was riding was partially derailed. Mr. Wall suf fered a severe Injury of his foot and. was taken to St. Margaret's hospital in Stewarts ambulance. POLICE fiOTTRT ARRESTED FOR LARCENY. Arrested for stealing copper wire from the Indiana Harbor Railroad com pany, Gus Lika, Louis Sakal, John Sakal and Joe Slanderswi were tried this morning on a charge of petit lareency In Julge McMahon's court. ACCUSED OF NOISY CONDUCT. Two well known Hammond men, members of the Eagles, were arrested last night on Hohman street for disorderly conduct and gave bond to appear today and stand trial.

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FRIDAY INIGHT, MAY 15 GO ABROAD WITH Lyman 'H. Howe QUAINT HOLLAND And Marty Other Lands,

Dynamiting a Cliff ! One Blast of 1,800 Lbs. of Dynamite Dislodging 150,000 Tons of Rock. U LIFE IN THE FRENCH NAVY!

WILD BIRDS AT HOME. HOL,LAN Q QUAINT AND SEDATE.

Among Savage Zulus THE ANIMAL KINGDOM. Daring French Horsemanship, Hunting In the Arctic Regions, Racing Eighty Miles an Hour on an Automobile. Twenty Other Big Features. ' Reserved Seats at BicknelPs Drug Store. Prices, 25c, 35c and 50c.

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AT TOWLE'S TONIGHT. '. When the most competent critic and

hlghtest authority on the subpect in this country said "There are no pictures Like Lyman H. Howe's" he expressed tlje conviction of every one familiar with' his now famous exhibi tions. They are not only the bpst neon in this country, but those who travel abroad are unanmious in declaring that Europe has no similar exhibition that equals this. All lovers of intelligent yet clean and wholesome amusement will therefore welcome this perenialiy popular and reliable attraction to be seen at .the Towle opera house to night. No attraction of any class nor at any price abounds in so much that is so new, novel, and really interesting. This is particularly true of Mr. Howe's new program. A perusal of it is enough to show that his pampra.i have hin busy everywhere since his last engagement here. From life in Holland to life in Zululand Is a far cry. But not too far for Mr. Howp'.o fit a tf nf photographers. For the present program reveals the odd and curious phases of life in both countries. Lovers of nature will take a keen delight in the remarkable portraits of wild animals enjoying practical freedom, as well as the wonderful close range views of wild birds at home. Those who crave excitement will be more than gratified by a thrilling ride in an automobile racing at the rate of 80 miles an hour, and the sensational and desperate rescue of fire victims from the top floors of a sky-scraper enveloped in flames. The scenes of a French Sailor's Life will exceed the mos.t sanguine exceptions of those ivho are deeply interested in the glories and grim realities of actual war. To allyoung or old regardless of tastes and Interests the new program will coma as one of the most varied and delightful ever seen. HAMMOND SOCIALISTS WILL MEET TOMORROW. Hammond Socialists are called to turn out tomorrow evening in Fred Burk's saloon, 613 North Hohman street where a meeting will be held and a ticket nominated. John Minich will deliver a speech In German and Attorney Harling Bixby will make an address in English. Quite a number of local Socialists were in Chicago yesterday and today attending the Socialist meetings there. Yet? Covers Too of Center Spring. the Hyfleia ? And now we are getting them up in this style, with cover and pads. The pad is S made of good felt and Is p attached to the cover, so both can be put In place or i removed at the same time. Clean people clean their BED SPRINGS occasionally. Sold by all First-Class Dealers.

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