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O IVOTICE. !- - - The Time vtill be grind to have Its friends en 11 op the clety r-d-Iter at ZVo. Ill with all social events that transpire in Hamraond and surrounding territory with which they are acquainted. When your friends visit you or you go visiting, vre will appredate It If you call up by tele-
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SPENDS VACATION HERE.
Miss Martha Meyn, who has been
attending Earlham college at Rich
mond, Ind., the past year, came home
last evening to spend the summer vaca
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Meyn, of State stree. HOME FOR THE SUMMER. Miss Ruth Sohl, who is attending the Western at Oxford, O., is expected home the last of the week to spend the summer vacation with her mother. Mrs". Cynthia Sohl, of South Hohmaa street. HOME FOR VACATION. Miss Marion Deming, who is attending the Western at Oxford, O., is expected home this week to spend the summer months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Deming, of Carroll street. PUPILS' RECITAL, Miss Elizabeth Webber will give a pupils' recital Thursday "evening, June .18, in the First Baptist church, for which she has issued a large number of Invitations. The following program has been arranged which promises to be much enjoyed by those attending:: . !
Le - Carillon. .Rinquet . Delia Laatch and Larvalla Lau. Woodruff . . .... Smallwood Eva Shine. Little Folks Song , .Fearis Ida Heckleman. Red Geraniums Fearis Olive McKay.' Flower Fairies Duet. . i Streabbog Rose and Claude Ruschll. Pearly Dew Drops Berteok Hazel Moriarty. La Madona Sweet Helen Roth. Rocky Brooklet ;.. Wettach Leah Pelzman. Dance of the Honeybees. ... .Richmond Clayton Larene.
Meditation 1 ..-.. . Morrison Gertrude Strktton. Neckerein Op. 12 Von Wilm Lucile Trueblood. PART II. Violin Solo 1 Selected Mr. Hutchins. Meadow Lark Song... Zeiler Delia Laatsch. Idylle . ..i. Osten Ethel Smith. Caprlccietto Bohm , j j, , . Layalla Lau. . Spring , Song. . . . . Mendelssohn Lucile Minas. King of the Forest Keislings Milton Dermedy. Waltz Op. 64 Chopin Alta Ilerrlngton. Vocal Solo Selected Clarence Minas. Warblings at Eve Richards Mable Smith. Only a Dream Eddy Miss Mamie Kleigehe. Mrythis Wachs Miss Florence Henry. The Flatterer Chaminade Lucile Minas and Ethel Smith.
pedro parties last evening In the K. of P haJL The party was unusually well attended and It Is reported to have
been one of the most pleasant parties of the year. The nrizes were awarded
for the series at last night's party and
Mrs. Guy Hoover and Mrs. Day of East Chicago were awarded the honors, and
timer Seeley and John Powell the gentlemen's prises. Jlesdames Davis, Leitze and Hoover tied for the first
prize, but It wag finally won by Mrs
Hoover. Following: the games dainty
refreshments were served and informal
dancing enjoyed until a late hour.
MRS. HIRSCH ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Adolph Hirsch very pleasantly
entertained a number of friends at cards yesterday afternoon at her home
In South Hohman street in honor of
Mrs. Ruvel of Chicago Heights, who Is visiting here. The afternoon was
spent with whist and at the close of
the games a delicious course luncheon was served. The guests for the after
noon were: Mesdames Ruvel, Harry
Evans, L R. Hirsch, M. Rothschild. Frank of St Louis. J. Fox, J. Lipman and I. Silverman of Hegewisch. BIRTHDAY PARTY. Violet Stinson, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stinson of May street celebrated her seventh birthdav
anniversary yesterday by entertaining
a party of little friends. The after
noon was spent with games after which a dainty lunch was served. The guests were Marion and Verna McAleer, Harriet McMahon, Bessie Parker. Clarice
Hirsch. Edwin Ford. Edgar Sohl. Leonard Hirsch. Hubert and Edwin Gavit
GO TO VALPARAISO. A number from Hammond will sro
to Valparaiso Saturday to attend the alumni banquet at the university.
U O. T. M. MEETING.
There will be a meeting of Silver Light Hive, L. O. T. M., this evening in Long's hall and It is desired, that there be a good attendance of members, as business of Importance will be discussed.
SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.
A special meeting has been called of
the Pythian Sisters for Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the K. of P. halL All the members are urged to attend as business of importance will be transacted. MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET. The Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Friday
afternoon at 2:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. C. Atkinson, 308 South Hohman street. A pleasant study program is being prepared and a good attendance of members is desired. ENTERTAINS AT A PARTY. Miss Leoda McAleer will entertain a party of her school friends this evening at her home- In Webb street. A program of games will be enjoyed during the evening and a very pleasant time is anticjpated. EASTERN STAR MEETING. A meeting of the order of Eastern Star was held last evening In the Masonic Temple. The meeting was attended by only twenty members, who spent the hour with drill work. There will be invitation at the next meeting in two weeks and it is desired that there be a good attendance of members.
ENTERTAIN CLASS. Mrs. Stonex and Miss Jeanne Mabbs are entertaining the children of their Sunday school classes in St. Paul's Episcopal Sunday school today at the home of Mrs. Stonex In Truman avenue. A very pleasant afternoon Is being spent by the young people with games. ATTEND CHICAGO WEDDING. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Poggensee and children and Miss Emma McDermcrtt went to Chicago today where they will attend the wedding of an intimate
iriena m Chicago this eveninsr. The
wedding will be that of Miss Geraldine
Hodgers to Charles Gaddis and will take place this evening at 8 o'clock at
the Church of Epiphany, corner of
Ashland boulevard and Adams street. Miss McDermott will attend the bride as maid of honor and little Miss Clara Poggensee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Poggensee, will act as one of the flower girls at the ceremony. ; JUNIOR RECEPTION. The members of the junior class of the Hammond high school will give their annual reception and banquet to the seniors this evening in Fraternity hall. The class has decorated the hall very elaborately with pennants and class colors. In the early evening a music program will be rendered after which an elaborate banquet will be served. A pleasing program of toasts will be given during the banquet. Miss Annie Bassett will act as toastmistress. LAST PEDRO PARTY.
Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L.
CHILDREN'S PARTY. Miss Madaline Gastel entertained a party of friends at a party yesterday afternoon at her home in William street. The party was given in celebration of her twelfth birthday anniversary. The afternoon was pleasantly passed with games and Misses Etta Gastel and Nora Reilley entertained the young people with music. In the late afternoon a delicious course luncheon was served in the dining room. The table was very prettily decorated with flowers and smllax and ribbons were
brought from the center of the table to the four corners where they were
tied in large bows. The guests were: Ida and Clara Ripkey. Minnie Jones, Florence Findllng, Frieda Seafeldt, Lillian Borman, Helen and Ella Feddler,'
Olivia Linseman, Ada Smith and Char
lotte Holder.
FOR3IER HAMMOND BOY TO WED.
v hen Harold S. Schutt. formerlv nuh
Iiclty manager of the South Shore Gas
i-lectric company of this city left
tnis place two years ago for Michie-nn
City, It had been rftmored on several oc
casions that the popular youne man
was ensnared by Copid and friends of his here have been ever since awaiting
news of his engagement. Not until
yesterday, however, was the an
ment made in Michigan City. Mr.
bchutt is to wed Miss Louise Porter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Porter of Michigan City, next month
ENGAGEMENT IS REPORTED.
One of the bigest surprises of June
tne month of brides, is the rennrt
which was widely circulated todav. thai-
one of the officers of a Hammond bank
is to be married to a Hammond ladv
wno nas long been a teacher in tht
Hammond school and who has been a
life long friend of the banker's The
report of the engagement has Wn
popular 'teacher's friends, among the
teacnlng corps of the public schools.
aeciare that the news of the engage ment la true. ' ATTEND CONCLAVE AT WINONA.
The Hammond Knights Templars
wno are attending the big state conclave at Winona, are aa follows: Dr
and Mrs. H. E. Sharrer and daughter,
Jamryn, Mr. and Mrs.- H. F. Metkle, Mr .and Mrs. R. S. Galer. Messrs C. E.
Bauer, Emil Schreiber, William Hopp,
"un. u. U. Dyer, W. H. Clough,
u. A. bchnelder, and W. M. Hankey. Mr and Mrs. Ibach will go from Greencastle, where they .are-now, to Winona HERE FOR THE SUMMER. Fred Mott, jr., who is attend! ner Tiir.
due at Lafayette" Ind., came hom v-
terday to spend the summer vacation
with his r parents,- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mott of .South. Hohman street.
TO GIVE CARNIVAL. The Martha Society of the rhr.cn
church will, give' a carnival at the tab
ernacle at the corner of Sn
Calumet avenue tomorow afternoon and evening. Music and refreshments will be: given.; A general invitation to the public is giyen it is -for th
of the new church building.
GOES TO ATTEND COLLEGE. MIsa Clara - Matthies. a mmhr nt
the graduating class, left today for Valparaiso to begin the summer normal
course at the Valparaiso university.
C03IING WEDDING. Invitations have been issued fnr th
marriage of Miss Marian Grace Wilson, of this city, to William Henrv NT,,-
unau, of Gary, which takes place at the home of Mr: and Mrs. J. Hilen Wilson. 603 N. Franklin street, on Tusfinir
evening, June 23. at 8 o'clock Valo Messenger. , ;
Miss Wilson is well known in Ham
mond where she has often visited.
ENJOY FAREWELL LUNCHEON. The teachers who have been nsnnoi.
ated together at the Riverside school
yesterday at noon, gqt together for. a farewell luncheon which nroved tn h
a very jneasant affair.
After the students bad been dismlsspri
they brought portions of the lu nch f mm
various parts of the room and found
that it had escaped the eye of their
most michlevous pupils.
It was spread out on one of the tables
m the room and the seven teachers In the room had about as jolly a picnic as if they had ben miles from the school
nouse.
Some of the teachers will be rr
from the Riverside building next year
and this is about the last ornortunitv
for them to get together for a little so
cial time.
The luncheon consisted of salad, veal loaf, sandwiches, pickles, ice cream and
other delicacies. Those who partici
pated in the affair were: Misses De
ttta Curry, Blanche Nixon, Florence
Alarsh, Sadie Imes, Lucy Berry and Amy
McGregor.
NICKEL PLATE FAVORED
Women's Club- Delegates Will Go to Boston Over That Road. .
The Nickel Plate railroad Is to be the official road of the Indiana Federation of Women's clubs by which its members are to go to the convention of the General Federation of Women's clubs at Bonsto. This is the decree of Mrs. O. P. Kinsey of Valparaiso, the president of the Indiana Vrtt,
As far as can be learned, none of the
memoers or the Hammond Women's club are planning to attend the convention at Boston. j A special sleeper will carry the Indianapolis delegates, leaving over the Big Four at 7 O'clock Saturday
Ing, June 20. . The general official train s described by Mrs. Kinsey in the following:
"The official road for the Tnu
- " iiuiaiia btate Federation of Ohihs -tn k v.
Nickel Plate. , The rate from all points
a time limit of thirty days and stop-over Drivii
all along the route. The Pullman fare is the same as usual. H for a section and $5.50 for a single berth. We
start ihursday. June 18. nn th
leaving Chicago from LaSalle street station at 10 a. m.: Valnaraion of
and Fort Wayne at 3 nvinMr Tk.
tickets must be secured either in Valpa-
ur in ijnicago. Checks should be made in favor of the Npw Vnrir Chi
cago & St. Louis railroad and sent to John M. Fabing. ticket agent. N. Y. C. & St. L., Valparaiso. Ind. TicWot.
will then be forwarded, and one may join the train at any point most convenient." '
LODGE ?OKK
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.
A very pleasant surprise party was given in honor of Mrs. E. S. Emmerine Monday evening by a few of her friends
at her home in Summer street. The wedding was nicely passed with frames
and music, after which dainty refresh
ments were served In he dining room. The table was very prettily decorated
with flowers and smilax. Mrs. Emmer
ine was presented with a handsome hand made handkerchief, the gift of the guests. The guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Stinson, C. Kenney, Geo.
Miller and P. J. Henry.
e-ave th third t,a . i-'""- me engagement nas been gave the third and last of a series of quietly rumored for some time and the
THE TIMES COOK BOOK
xuuuiwa auiur Willi i:h ftKSE.
To cook the samp: Pour a quart of boiling water over a cud of tim more samp and beat quickly to the boiling point let bon I Ul minutes, then drain and add a second ou If 1 . three boil rapidiy about half an hour. The c a let "ef Z tT of the range to simmer for the rest of the dav Add , he bak needed, and after cooking about six hours a tJSZ Tater aS of sal, During the last of the eoTZJtllZ is now ready to serve reheated as a breakfast cereal, or may be furtw seasoned to serve as a vegetable at luncheon or dinner T cereal add a little hot water and reheat. It is improved by rlcooling"
IMPORTANT MEETING.
The Deborah Aid societv of the First
Christian church will hold an imnortant
meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs.
isorton. 61 Murrnv strppt T!iQ
bers are urged to attend all day as there is much work to be finished at
this meeting. Further arrangements and a definite date will be made for
the coming "Baby Show and Bazaar"
which the society will give in the near
future.
GOES TO VALPARAISO.
Miss Edith Carter left today for Valparaiso where she will take the summer normal course at the Valparaiso university. DANCING SCHOOL. The regular Tuesday evening dancing class was held last evening in Long's hall and a very enjoyable time is reported by all present. A number of young people from East Chicago were in attendance. GUILD METING. The Ladies Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church is meeting this afternoon
in the guild room of the church. It is
the regular weekly meeting of the society and the usual business is belnir
disposed of. - ,
PRESBYTERIAN AID MEETING. The Ladies Aid societv of th Kirst
Presbyterian church is meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Neal in
Carroll street. Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Long
are nostesses for the afternoon and a
pleasant social time will follow the reg ular business meeting.
eame yesterday tp be the guest of Mrs. O. C. Hubbard fnr a
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hilbrich hav re
turned to their home In St. John after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ilil-
Dricn or Sibley street.
'The biggest event In lor! ido-l rr
cles this week is the first degree initi
ation m unity Council Knights of Columbus next Friday night. - Thirty candidates are expected to be nut thrrmo-h
ir preparation of the work to be don
next bunday afternon when thA
ond and third degrees will be conferred
upon sixty candidates, amone- them
those receiving the first next Friday
mgni. me program for next Sunday is as follows:
All candidates not havlno- rfifvAd
the second and third degrees will be
present at the K. of C. hall at 9:3Q In the morning. From th ere the oandi.
dates will form in line and march to
au baints church to attend mass. Rn
cial services will be held and there
win be -special sinlgng. At one o'clock
in the afternoon the candidates will
again gather at K. of C. hall and from
there raaroh to Long's hall, where the
second ana third degrees will be exemplified. ' The deeree work nvor th.
all Knights will march to the Masonic
temple In Muenich court where a ban
quet will be served by the ladies and
daughters of the Knights. In addition
to the banquet a good program has been prepared, there being, music.
toasts and speches. The Hammond Owls will srather In
their nest tomorrow . evening in ' the
Masonic temple on State street, where more candidates will be initiated into the secrets and good fellowship of Owldom. Beginning tomorrow night the charter will be kept open another 90 days in order to give as many of the Hammond people as desire to become charter members of the Hammond ojganizatlon The nest in Hammond at the present time is composed of 75 members. The mark master degree, the moat
excellent master and the royal arch degrees will be conferred in the chapter this evening
The Blue lodge will confer the first
and second degrees on Friday evening.
Misses Dollie and Marsraret TCnntta In the Commandnrv th rod
will leave the last of the week for sree will be conferred next Monday
j $ Lu spena a iew weeks nignt.
visiting relatives.
Mrs. M. E. Dinwiddle of Crown Point draWS closer the ShrIners was the guest of Mrs. Ralph Gorman workln wlth feverish interest to yesterday at her home in Warren recelve the class of 150 Scottish Rite street. Masons and Knight Templars into the : MvKtif Shrlnn A v. . r
. - -n. uumuci ui masons Miss Bernice Ott of Crown Point was left Winona this morning for a short the guest of Miss Bardie Ripley for encampment at the summer resort
wlc 6auuauDg exercises at Towle's there.
opera house last night.
Mrs. Eliza Philllpi returned to her
.iome m Remington. Ind. vesterdnv Df.
ternoon after a few weeks' visit with
Mrs. Charles Kasson of Bellview place
and Mrs. John C. Pepperdine of Wood-
lawn, Chicago.
The Knights of the Maccabees meet
this evening In K. of P. hall.
The Order of Eastern Star held its
regular meeting last night. Next Tues
day night, June 16, the order will go to Smith 1 . r- .V. . ... .
Lee Hubbard has returned in hi Unit o-au ij .
lmm ir, t.,. Uttw.r.u K una meet ine
l"w .7";. ller a mree Grand Matron of the State of Illinois
..3 won wiin Mr. and Mrs. r c r .v. ....... . .
Hubbard of thi. ,-it,. r V". LUC meeting night
- J ThP lnrQl lnHo-Q will
1 " - "e1- cnici Lam me Vjrar-
. . narnson is the? e-n&st nt Held lodc-e In Hammnn
. . .
iciiuj m ,mcago today.
Miss Ruth Wooden has eone to T?. BAPTISTS TO RPCCTnw
t T. - . I KWiVil.
'"8lu" ""- io spend the school vaca
lion with relatives. From rr,rt f th tjo..
tion Tffh'lrh ia Kno- V.lttT
u..v viaicuLC XlUlCn- I ' " v - - r x-ia ii . CfcipcirfcLiaU
ins or .Highlands were here last night tn,s week, the attendance Is very good for th rnnn,., . . I A , . V . Jt . M . ,
..v. v.ii,,iTrjciucut exercises at " luM"u ui ucicgaies irom ine cnurch
Sowle's opera house.
Aii3s isenis bouthworth of OHfflth
was the guest of friends her last night
or me commencement exercises held
in lowies opera house
Mrs. Summers and daughter, Verna,
es in the north part of the county are
present. The program for the remaind
er of the session since yesterday after
noon is as follows:
Tuesday Evening.
7:30: Devotional Services Rev Fin.
gene Neubauer, Goshen.
BRIBERY OF JURORS IS CHARGED. (Continued from pare 1.)
would under no consideration accept any such a proposition. Milligan then said that ha rn..t di
vide up on what they were able to l?et from the city and that Greenwald could take what he wantud of th i .
500. Just at that tim. .
. .uw - svaaav . (Q. terrupted the conversation and tht
was all that came of it.
This put Green Wald On tha nmn.
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.run. nowever. and he mad- it r.i
to aek some of the men who tat tv,
petit Jury if they knew anything of an
attempt at crookedness by Milligan
Wma WUMnn-I-r Toll.
When the question was mit to nn of
tne jurors, Preston Warren, who happened to hear the remark Interrupt.
the conversation and said. '1 happen to
now something about that man Milligan and I do not hesitate to tell what
Know." He then informed
brother. Charles Warren, had h .n.
proached and that he' had been offered
a nunarea dollars to use his Influence to bring in a good verdict
Mr. Thomas, another of the petit urors admits that he was .nnrn.,w
by Wellington and that he turned dow
a proposition by which he wa tn.
celve $100 In the event that a yood
ruici was returned. So far It 1 not
known how many of the other Wor
were approached in the same manner.
After considerable evident thi
kind had been introduced, the absence of Al McPhail Immediately aroused considerable suspicion on the nrt f
the attorneys who were representing the City of Whiting.
Issues a Bench Warning. Judge Reiter took the 1-mll v.
horns when he issued a bench warrant authorizing this important witness to be produced in court. The. ntv
serving the warrant was removed when McPhail appeared In the court room and was arraigned for contempt. Judge Reiter was very angry at the developments which appeared. He gave all of the lawyers in th
strictly to understand that he intends ! to probe the matter to the bottom. The affair created a sensation in court this morning and is the talk of the town.
Wednesday, June 10. 1908.
.UMBER fS REDUCED
Encouraging News to Manufacturers Shown by Monthly Report. The people of Hammond will be Jn' terested in knowing that each suc
ceeding monthly report of the Ameri
can railway association shows that the number of idle cars is being greatly reduced. Of course this means that the car manufacturers will soon have to begin the manufacture of new cars and it means renewed activity for the manycar building concerns in this region. A decrease of more than 22,000 in the number of idle freight cars during the latter half of May is shown in tha fortnightly report of the American Railwty associations jast issued but dated May 27. On that date there were 381,779 Idle freight cars against 404,375 on May 13, the date of the previous report. This makes the eecond consecutive decrease in idle cars the previous report having shown a reduction of about $9,000 cars from tha maximum of 413,338. reached April 29.
OLIVET CLUB WANTS
A GOOD BALL PLAYER. Who Is a good ball player about n
years old who has no Job and would like to play on a star team?
The Olivet base ball club is in need of
two good men in order to keep up their reputation which they have established.
they not having lost a game this year. Those who desire a position on the team are requested to write or call on .T
Lindley, 83 Sibley street. Llndley can
be found at home every nlffht at 6
o'clock.
CHAMPAIGN": GETS NEW PLACE.
It is now Morris ChamD&iirn. man
ager of the Max . Rosen wet goods emporium at 61 West State street. Morris has a host of friends 'who 4ike to bo where he is and they are c-lad to vnw
that he is now established in. the up-to-date hostelry In West State street.
VAN SICKLE WILL RACE
IN COLUMBUS, 0., TODAY. Charles W. Van Sickle. "The Demon
of the West," is scheduled for a motor cycle race In Columbus. O.. todav. tt
left Hammond last: night confident that
he would come out the winner of the event In which he enters. The full reports of the races will be received in
Chicago at the Motor Cycle club, this evening. ...
MONEY LOANED on good security such as Furaitare, Pianos and other personal property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 9 138-40 Commercial Ave. South Chicago Room 2C0. TeL Bo. Chicago 104 ; ' Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday evenings until 9 P. M.
fvmm
of Valparaiso, are spending a few days Bene eubauer- Goshei with Mrs. E. E. Beck of Williams Reports from societies, street. Address: "The Highest
r. o. uetz is in St. Louis on n f,
clays business visit.
TT -K m-
iiarry aiorganeau was in fhlpBCrn
jtsicraay on Dusiness.
Otto Bruce of Crown ,
- . Ulllk ITOiS 111
Motive" Dr.
Stetson, Kalamaeoo college.
Announcements. Adjournment.
Wednesday Morning.
8:45: Devotional Service TIav T.aa
Roy Bobbit, Mishawaka.
Hammond yesterday on legal business. Business and reports.
Miss Ada Hay has returned to
home in Gary after vlsitlnc friend..
nere.
Doctrinal Sermon Rev. William Kirk Bryce, South Bend.
Wednesday Afternoon.
1:30: Devotional Service Td
Barton, South Bend.
Reports. Address Dr. E. W. Lounsbury, Chicago.
Mrs. Bert Conway has return A Snnday School Convention.
ir home in Edgewater, 111 after a RePrts fr01" schools mrf ir',i ..ui. i ' ' Address- "firodd W,
Mrs. Sweat of Chica
of Mrs. Qulgg of Williams strft fnr
tne commencement exercises at Towle's
opera nause last evening.
he
short visit with her parents, Mr. and
iurs. iuat Uein of West State street
Address: "Graded Work In the Kund.iv
School" Rev. G. W. Fogg. South
Miss Lout stfpn j Kend.
few weeks with vih. " Address: "Benefit of Class Organiza
--v 4tn in i lurarnr i
Mich. ' tlon Willlard H. Robertson, Indlan-
tvti-o tr. ..x. . . apolls.
a ic uriu nas rsn moil frrm 1 .
Merrillvill wh.r. -v. F we.nesaay inning.
over sd. u i,1CilU3 Devotional Service Rev. J. M. Ken-
a.ii A.ingsoury,
xjarieu is tne sruest of TTnfinlch
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..o .4 Quincrviiie, ind.. for a fwr Addraoa- "r- t-.. tt.... ..
vui umjuBv x- uiure a
xurs. iooert Gillis and babv returned Adjournment
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uurne yesieraay Irom a few weeks
To Make the June Graduates Happy, To Delight the June Bride, ; . . ; Make your Selections from the Large Stock of
& McGarry,
THE JEWELERS. 125 South Hohman St., - - Hammond, Ind.
H t BANKING SERVICES 1
Banks are becoming-
. , -4w .4A luuio mo cuouxiiaxiB oi tne lunaa of the H DOtn lars-A nnd small vtAano tt-v. i j j . - . .. U
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RUNAWAY BOYS ARRESTED.
Briefs.
Nels Jacobson of ValDaraiso. wns in
Hammond today on business.
ivuss i ranees alanines is visitn? in
Chicago today.
Mrs. F. C. Deming and daughter ar
spending the day visiting in Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth, Mettler is teaching
music in Chicago today.
Mrs. Stieglltz and Miss Emma Huehn
will attend the matinee In Chicago thi
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Albert Smith is visiting
In Chicago today
Mrs. Day of East Chicago, was the
guest of friends in Hammond last evening.
Mrs. Silverman of Hegewisch. was
the guest of friends in Hammond ves.
terday.
Ralph Gorman was in Chicago todav
on business.
Mrs. G. II. Austin is visitiner In Chi
cago today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MMler ar
spending the day in Qhicagp. ,
Mrs. Iena. Hubbard -of Indianapolis
visit with relatives in Fort Wayne and
Angola, ind.
Miss Gertrude Krause of Ch,-n-o
formerly of Hammond, was here last
evening ror the graduating exercises
Misses Nora Reilley and Etta G.ist.!
Mr. Sartorius and Eari Kinksland will
attend the Whitn ritv- In r-ht i.-. .
... a,4vvj iu- I rm . night. P Officer Trlner returned to his duty
Josenh Conwnv . , yesterday after a week's vacation and
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few weeks' visit In Illinois. 7. by 80me ac
.i.4.j. jie ariestea two laaa who fnr.
iuiss Maud Pannenbore and Mr f.Kd that
Clarir win c t v.i.n tt-i-Ti. i " ' . irom the
neignis to- jonn worthy school In Chicago Thev morrow a ftprnnnn tn f j ... ney
. ' CJ. l i r j 1 1 1 mill t v-ava T n 0 1 1- n T tiifn. n t. I m.
game between Rockford and Chi,,; "7k A.n,Lmstros'
Heitrhts coici ii avenue ana William
tJ . I WftnlA All WB TTn i .
. "" ' istm street, Chi Julian Touche of Crown Point waa cago. Thumstros hail hn v.
n tr, , , . . I . . we
441., ,.ulm iuuujt un Dusiness. iore, once for stealing a horse nd
Sheriff F. S. Carter of Crown Point buSy and another time for ttoniino.
wo a n Tfrt 1 3 . 131ft TV.n . i .
44 .44a.4ii4JU44u iuusjt an Dusiness. r-". uuo w c re jfaincTea in at the H. B. Britton, formerly manager of Erle depot and held Pena8T instructhe Western Union Telegraph company tlons to t0 what dlsPsition should be at Hammond, but now with the Indian made of them.
Harbor Belt at Blue Island, waa n vi
Itor in Hammond today. PETER IN A STEW
J. Lipman was in Chicasro todnv on ne Peter Eagen. glvine as h a
Dusiness. aress ami Hickory street strt c
Mr. and Mrs. George Drackert r0 i3' Mo" got lnto trouble, last night
spending the day visiting in Chicago 111 naimi,ona- e was In a state of in
Miss Mildred Jansen of GrlfHth w,i, l, .."neasea ln this
be the guest of friends in Hammond tr ' " "IUC" .Uer gathered him
night. ,n ana Juase w- w McMahon fined
nr. 1 "ier one aouar and costs this mom Miss Mavrnn Rumtiam t . I. " 11118 morn-
Mri&A ut n i rnna ty i in o"
Til . - "!, "S.
i.., win we me guest of friend-
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n,u'mwn rr me junior-senior hnn. m,DTTn r.An .
auet. I AafxiuaxZiV iUxt AbSAIJTT.
irank Mulvey. an electrlnn w.
iri.- i . xcoccu uy v4icer rranK snine Of Jndo.
uc ivamr.r you n aver Mae a trn ... Mri,n-'. . 4 . , . .
IeU la the Times, th ,7i.7 . , . 1 ioaay on a charge of
h i - ttaoauu ana oR"ery. The case will be
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