Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 305, Hammond, Lake County, 13 June 1908 — Page 6
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THE TIMES. Saturday, June 13, 1908.
FROM
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BORIN
Q TOWN AND
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Sad Accident to Crown Point Boy. Dr. Harry Hay ward, formerly of this place and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hayward of Main street, well known throughout Lake county and In Chicago for his athletic ability in various sports, meet with a sad accident in Chicago on Thursday afternoon which caused him the loss of his left eye and injury to the right. While out on the golf links with Mr. Badenoch. whom he had been visiting for a short time preparatory to a visit with his parents here. Mr. Hayward was struck with a golf lall driven with terrific force, striking him squarely In the left optic and injuring that member so severely that an operation was performed yesterday and his eye taken out. Mr. Hayward, so it is said had a few days previously returned from Duluth, Minn., where he had taken the state medical examination and as he was specializing Jr. surgery the sad accident witf be doubly hard as it will b a great hindrance to the successful carrying on of his profession. The Hayward family left yesterday to his bedside In Chicago. The entire community were shocked when the news was heard and their sympathy goes out to Mr. Hayward in his affliction.-
ence Wantz and Laura Mauer were
Gary visiters yesterday.
Mrs. William Schultz of Millers was
the guest of Mesdames M. N. Stanton
and Oscar Burch yesterday.
Miss Elsa Whittlngale of Hobart vis
ited friends here Wednesday.
Miss Hulda Kurth is the guest of
friends in Crown Point for a few days.
Mrs. B. Jahn of South Chicago vis
ited friends here yesterday.
Mr. J. DeWltt of South Chicago,
transacted business in town Wednes-
David Grand is spending a few weeks
in Chicago. - ,
Henry Hork of Valparaiso visited
friends here last evening. ,
Mrs. J. Q. James visited relatives in
Windsor Park yesterday.
Lion Store's New Feature. The Lion store of Hammond will Institute a new feature In their business-
getting campaign and will run their r.ew autobus which they recently pur
chased, between Crown Point and Hammond on Wednesday and Saturdays
leaving here at 0 o'clock and returning before six in the evening and if the venture proves a paying Investment
the store will provide additional con
veyances and introduce special features
for its customers.
New Tailoring Establishment.
Crown Point will probably have a new tailoring establishment in the near
future. A Bohemian from Chicago has
been here during the week looking
over the situation and Is favorably im
pressed with the outlook. If possible
he will rent the rooms over Reitman's grocery store in the Fessenden build
ing for his shop and wil rent a house
ir town and move his family of ten children here. Talk about Crown Point not growing by leaps and bounds. Well,
I guess.
GARY NEWS
CLARK STATION. . Mrs. J. Rayder and son, Harold, of
Whiting, spent the day with Clark relatives.
H. Soltwedel of Whiting spent Thurs
day on business here.
A. Kreurer and son Ptto, are spend
ing a few days In Chicago.
Mrs. G. B. Schmeutzer spent the day
in Chicago with relatives.
A. Watts is spending a few days
with his parents at Ross.
F. Scherer spent the day visiting In
Gary.
County Officials in Town. Several of the county officials drove over to Gary yesterday with Township Assessor Walter Gibson to check up the assessment role which has . been, recently turned in from Calumet township acording to the usual custom. In the party were County Treasurer Albert Mack, Auditor Charles A. Johnson, Assessor William E. Black and Mr. J. Blackely of the board of reviews. The party dined at the Gary hotel after their work of inspecting the town had
Deen completed arter which they re
turned to Crown Points Mr. Gibson states that this year the assessed valuation of the personal property of the Indiana Steel company amounts to
750,000.
LANSING. Miss Kaske and sisters of Munster
visited In Lansing yesterday.
Mr. Walter Vandenberg was a Ham
mond visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ward are entertain
ing company from Chicago Heights
The track meet of the Cook County
high schools at Harvey on Saturday,
June 13, has been postponed. T. T. H. S. expects to send track men to a meet in Chicago Instead.
Mr. Henry Swartz visited in Chicago
yesterday.
The board of equalization Journeyed
to Gary yesterday and transacted busl
ness connected with the duties of their
office, getting a line on the assessable property and adjusting the taxes for
the various corporations there.-
- Miss Margaret Hart delightfully entertained a number of her lady friends
at a bridge party yesterday afternoon at her home on Main and South streets.
after which an elaborate repast was served. Miss Hart will entertain again
in the near future
The Crown Point baseball club will play the Hebron nine at the home grounds near the Erie depot on Sunday afternooTi. Two good and close games
have been played betwen the two clubs
and a fine game is expected. Pete Hen
ning and Young Kushnick will be the
battery for Crown Point.
Miss Nellie Grlesel will leave soon
for an extended visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Grlesel of Muskogee, Okla
The contract for Harold H. Wheeler's house was let yesterday, Wm. Parry
securing the mason work and Nat. L.
Smith, the frame.
The Meyer hotel and saloon building on Joliet street is undergoing extensive
. repairs and taking on a new coat o paint this week.
Take The Times and get all of the
news, al of the time.
Miss Claudia McMahan has returned
from Ann Arbor, Mich., where she has
) been attending school, for her sum mer vacation with her parents here.
Mrs. Blachley of Lowell, mother of Mrs. Will Tandley, Is visiting here for
some time. The Huber family and friends and relatives of Mrs. Will Huber journeyed to Hammond today on the sad mission to attend her funeral which occurred there this morning. J. A. Donaha transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Miss Grace Brooks returned from North township last evening, where she jhas been teaching, to spend her summer ; vacation here. Will J. Davis, Jr. and wife are sojourning at Willowdale stock farm for a few days. Fred Hoffman transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Jordan of Hammond is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Minas cn Clark street for a few days. Miss Florence Pratt is spending the week end with relatives here. George Strabel transacted business in Hammond and Chicago yesterday. Mr. Lauerman is a Griffith visitor today. John Brown Is transacting business Jn Chicago today. Dr. Chas. Tinkham is in Chicago and Hammond on business today. Major Allman returned yesterday ' from the Illinois' military school to spend the summer vacation here The strike has not made any material difference in the construction of the various jobs and it is only where the painters and carpenters are compelled
to work on the same job that the latter J
lay down their tools and refuse, to work. It is believed the matter, will be settled without any serious difficulty.
DYER. Trustee II. C. Batterman was at
Schererville Thursday afternoon look
ing after some business matters.
Next Sunday the First Hly Com
munion of the children will be celebrated in our St. Joseph's church.
A little baby boy of Mr. J." Boland
got suddenly very sick Thursday, but at the present is somewhat better.
Rev. William Berg of Schererville,
was a visitor here Thursday.
The Sunday school here will have
some special exercises at the Union church Sunday evening.
A number from here went to Ham
mond Friday evening to attend the K.
C. meeting.
Rev. Jos Flach was seriously 111 for
the past few days, but is improving at the present writing.
Boarding-House Entered. Miss Anna Dolan. who conducts a
boarding house at Washington street, near Flftenth, reports that her room was entered and robbed last night of
?40 in cash which was taken from her
dreser. Another boarder in the same
place reported the theft of a valuable revolver on the same night.
INDIANA HARBOR. Fire at Indiana Harbor. There was a small blaze last night
In the rear of the Block-Pollock company property in which two sheds were
destroyed. The loss will be about $100.
TOLESTON. Miss Laura Mauer of Manstpn, Wis., Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Phillips. . , Miss Florence Slocome of Highlands visited here yesterday. ' Mrs. N. Hood is on the sick list. Mr. F. Sewell is visiting friends in Michigan . Cfty for a few days. 5 " Mrs. W. E. Phillips and Misses Flor-
Mlss Stella Gevhowski, a midwife, was before Judge George Reiland yes
terday on a charge of assault and battej-y preferred bty Mrs. B. Marcovich. From the evidence it would seem that Mrs. Marcovich accused Mrs. Geohowski of being drunk. The latter lady resented the aspersion most vehemently and besides handing her a few choice names grabbed Mrs. Marcovich and sat her down a nearby chair with a jolt. Mrs. M., however, being a lady of considerable spirit herself, refused to stay put and jumping up went after the professional woman. The accounts of the subsequent events appeared to be somewhat conflicting, but there seems to be no doubt that enough hair was lost to make a very respectable switch and both ladies displaced a vigor of vocabulary that would have
made a sailor green with envy. The judge let the midwife down with $15.65 in al land she immediately swore out a warrant against Mrs. Marcovich for provoke. The latter's case was continued until Monday. Bob Martens of Commonwealth avenue, returned "Thursday from Ann Arbor. Mr. Mertens has just completed his second year in the law school
there and will again return in the fall to finish up the course. Mrs. Edward Walters of Easton, Pa., is spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. George Reiland. Mr. Jacob Frank was in Chicago yesterday. INDIANA HARBOR. Miss Jennie Szymanski spent Thursday shopping in Chicago. Mrs. U. Hardesly's daughter, Mrs. Disbrow, had her furniture brought from Chicago Heights Tuesday, and has ented the house formally owned by her parents on Commonwealth avenue. The infant child of Mrs. George Reiland's sister-in-law is very 111 at the home of the former on Elm street. Mr. and Mrs. James LIghtbody and daughter expect to sail for Europe on July 4 on the steamship St. Paul. James D. LIghtbody sails with the American team June 27 on the steamship Philadelphia. The LIghtbody family will be away at least six months. Mrs. Mary Wellis of Commonwealth avenue has rented the fiat in the Baker building, which la now occupied by Mrs. John Bowers and Fred Olds and family. '' Mr. C. R. Haggerty spent Friday in Chicago. Mrs.' Agnes Smith and daughter were shopping in Chicago Friday.
Sum Is Made Up. At the meeting of ' the democratic club which was held last night in the club rooms of the Gary hotel it was found that they were short the trlffling sum of $217 on the barbecue bills which amounted to nearly a thousand. A collection was taken up in the room to help defray the debt and the money was turned into the treasury.' By the next regular meeting of the organization it is thought that l of the money will be raised and the 'event closed.
The first session of the institute of
shorthand of which Judge Townsley is
president was started last night with a
fairly good attendance. The school for the present will be located in the office
of Judge Townsley and the instructor will be A. Dearbyne, manager of the Walter S. Ross realty company. The ill st ten students to enter have been promised reduced rates. The affair is
the first private educational institu tion to be launched in Gary.
Charles H. Stewert, the Hammond undertaker, took the sisters of St. Margarett's hospital of that place to Gary
yesterday in his two machines to show
them the sights of the city and to visit
the Mercy hospital in this city. There were eight sisters in the party and all
seemed to enjoy the trip immensley,
George P. Dowling, who has been running a clothing store on Broadway,
near Sixth avenue, together with three other partners has now left the store
and will spend a few months at Atlantic
City recovering his health. The store
did not last very long in the city owing to several misfortunes which happened
to Mr. Dowling when he was in busi ness.
The Gary baseball . club team has
scheduled a game for Sunday with the
Koster Colts of Chicai. The game
will be played at Fortieth street and
Grand avenue.
I. A. Ash and wife of Chicago, the parents of Julius Ash of this city, are visiting him for a few days. A party
composed of them and Mrs. A. Ash, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Finn of Chicago
Mrs. A. Ooldberg, and Mr. and Mrs
Julius Ash and his wife went fishing
at the Calumet river yesterday but none
of them succeded in landing anything
Miss Grace Brooks, a local, school teacher, wil return to her home In
Crown Point.
Miss Ida Lauson, a music teacher,
will return to her home In West Pull
man.
Roy Shackelton, the well known Gary engineer who went to Lafayette to be married, returned to Gary with
his bride last evening. The will live at the Gary hotel temporarily and will later make their home in the new steel
city.
Sam McElroy, the Gary negro who
was arrested under suspicion as being
Jessie Coe, the Indianapolis negro who
murdered a policeman there, was re
leased yesterday. Advices from Indian
apolis were to the effect that the de
scrlption furnished did not tally with
the murdered man.
There must be no revolver shooting
In Gary on the Fourth of July is th
edict of the Gary police and will be backed up by the Justices by fines
amounting to $15.90, should any on
violate this order. Chief of Police
Martin is very determined about thi
matter and there will be immediate ar
rests in the case of violators.
Same Erkman, who was arrested
yesterday for shooting through a house
while he was drunk was fined $22.90
This fine may seem excessive but th
police in Gary are determined to stop the promiscuous revolver shooting which has ben going on around Gary
and they propose to make an exampl
of every one caught in the act. The
fine was paid and Erkman is a' sader
and wiser man.
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EAST CHICAGO.
The teachers in the school here are
scattering in all directions for the!
summer vacations. Miss M. McDowell
of the Wallace school, who has been
stopping with Mrs. A. Wickey, left to
day for Summer, 111., for the summer,
Miss J. Barck of the McKInley school left for Crown Point. Miss Simmons
went to Tpsilanti, Mich., her home.
Miss M. Van Keet goes first to Engle wood for a few days, thence to Penn
sylvania for a short visit after which
she wil spend the balance of the sum
mer at some Michigan resort. Miss Eva
McGovern will go to Ionia, Mich., to
spend the summer at her home. 'Miss
McGovern la one of the Lincoln school techers.
Mrs. E. J. Jenkins and Nan Giles will
attend a banquet this evening given by the Chicago Teachers Federation to the
Chicago school board, at the Audi
torium.
Mrs. J. D. Kennedy left this morn
ing for Valpo to spend Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
About twenty of the young friends
of Gladys James surprised that young
lady Jast night. After a pleasant evening spent playing games a delightful lunch was served and the young people
eparated for their homes.
The ladies of the G. A. G. were en
tertained at the home of Mrs. J. S.
Reiland, One Hundred and Forty-eighth
street and White Oak avenue last Thursday. A delightful lunch was served.
Mr. Mose Specter made a flying busi
ness trip to Gary yesterday.
"Hawk" Lamb of Denver, who has
Just graduated in the engineering de
partment at Purdu is spending a few
days with Lesh Hascall.
Mrs. Alfred Berquist entertained the
members of the graduating class at her
home in Magoun avenue Wednesday evening in honor of Mary Helen Davis.
The home was beautifully decorated In
the class colors, turquoise blue and
gold. The evening was spent in playing contests and games and the prizes
were awarded to Miss Erma Marsden
and Mr. Malcolm of Chicago. About
10:30 the guests partook of a three
course luncheon and punch was served
throughout the evening. At a late hour the guests departed, congratulating
Mrs. Berqulst upon the success of the
evening.
Next Sunday will be Children's day
at the East Chicago Methodist Church.
In the morning there will be a recep
tion for new members and babtism
of children, besides the usual services.
The services will be at 11.00 a. m. In
the evening there will be a concert
given by the Sunday school and the fol lowing programme will be rendered
Song. Opening Chorus School
Prayer.
Song. "Raise Every Voice". .School
Responsive Reading. Song. "Everything Sings In the
Summer"........ ..Ten Girls
Recitation Florence Jones Recitation Mabel Vanselor Song. "Praise Him" School
Recitation Myrtle Loyd Song. "The Dolly". . .Irene Goodall
10. Recitation Florence Jones
11. Song. "Treasurer of Nature".School
12. Recitation Ruth Dixon 13. Recitation Ruth Peters
14. Song. "Why the Birds Sang....
Twelve Girls
15. Solo. "Lady Bird" ..Ethel Foraker
16. Recitation Belle Mauck
17. Recitation Vera Van Giesen
18. Song Boys' Chorus
19. Song. "Hail to Summer Days"
School
20. Fan Drill Eight Girls 21. Song. "God is Love" ....Five Girls
22. Song. "Nature's Voices" ..School
Remarks by the pastor.
23. Closing Song School
A Correction. In the article concerning Sol. M.
Goldberger graduating from the P. &
which appeared in Thursday night's
edition, it should have read that Mr. Goldberger graduated in the '04 class
f the Whiting high school instead of
06. The class prophecy was by J. Roy
Morrison instead of Mabel O'Harra as was stated. . .
3.
MERRILL VILLE.
Mrs. Joe Niksch returned to her home
in Gary, accompanied by her grand
mother, Mrs. Sam White.
Mr. Jacob Miller of Griffith, insurance
agent for the Continental company
transacted business here yesterday.
Misses Bess and Ada Case of Ains
woth were callers in town today.
Mrs. Gass accompanied by her sister,
Miss Maggie Heln, who have been vis
iting here for a few days, returned to
their home in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Guetz of Illinois, are
visiting with relatives in town.
Al Guyer, Hvls-.g one-half mile north
of town, visited Chicago Wednesday
He returned yesterday accompanied by his bride. The boys charivaried them
four dollars worth last evening.
Maurice Iddings is in Chicago today
visiting his brother, Harold.
HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM
Mrs. John Hill and daughter Irene
were In Hammond Friday shopping.
Mr. A. W. Hunter and Judge Hunter
were busines visitors in Chicago Fri
day.
Elmer Peterson, who fell on a piece
of glass and cut his knee severely, is
able to bet out again.
Mrs. W. E. Combs went to Chicago
yesterday.
MUNSTER.
. Miss Caroline Stallbohm of Boston
Mass., who has been visiting here fo several days, returned to her home yes
terday.
Miss Ruby Wilson, who has been vis
iting friends here, returned to her home
in Crown Point today.
Miss Minnie Kaske visited friends in
Lansing, 111., last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Klootwyk visited
in Chicago yesterday.
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ST. JOHN,
ueorge M. Gerlach made a business
trip to Hammond yesterday.
Miss Mary Schultz of Cedar Lak
left for her home yesterday after
short visitwith her sister, Mrs. Frank
Gerlach.
Frank Berg and Henry Jergensstart
ed for a trip to Michigan Wednesday.
I he picnic grounds on Spring Hill
Grove, are much improved lately fo
this years season. The dining and re
iresnment room were renovated, also
the bowling alley is in first class order
now for the patrons of this amuse
ment.
Lambert Lauerman and Carl Gerlach
made a business trip to Hanover Center Thursday. . Fred Mandernach of Brunswick transacted business here yesterday. Herman Gles of Crown Point was here on business Thursday. St. John Court, No. 99, C. O. F., will hold their regular meeting this evening.
WHITING NEWS
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Dan St. John broke a rib while at
work in the Standard Oil works yes
terday. Mr. St. John Is the foreman
f the painters but the labor boss
asked for some of his men to help load a car of slack. It was while as-
isting his men with the above work
that Mr. St. John got on a scaffold
which broke, and let him fall several
feet to the ground. Although a broken rib is very painful, Mr. St. John is
congratulatlng: himself to think his
njurles were not more serious. He
was demoved to his home in Ohio ave
nue in the company's ambulance.
Mrs. Charles A. Johnson of Crown
Point is here, to spend Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. George GIrard of Sheri
dan avenue.
The baccalaureate sermon for the
graduating . class : will be held In the high school assembly hall tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. The program is
as follows: -
Overture. ... .High School Orchestra
Invocation. ....... .Rev. F. M. Webster
Chorus ..."To Thee, O Country"
High School Chorus.
Baccalaureate Sermon.'
Dr. Hughes, pres. DePauw University.
Chorus .... ... i .". . . "Rest"
High School Chorus.
Benediction. ....... .Rev. C. M. Wright
Misses Anna and Maud Fry are enter
taining their cousin. Miss Bernlce Gard
ner of Goshen, Ind.
Misses Lydia Muller, Maud and Anna
Fry and Bernlce Gardner were the
guests of Indiana friends Thursday.
Miss Maud Fry. will leave Monday
for Goshen, Ind., to spend the summer
with her grandmother.
Robert Curtis returned yesterday
from Ann Arbor University to spend his vacation with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. William Curtis of Oliver Stret.
Ernest Mllligan has returned from a
Western trip.
Born, to Dr. and Mrs. Sternberg of
One hundred "and nineteenth street and
Schrage Avenue,- yesterday morning, a
son. ,
The LaVendors . will play the Joe
Long Colts of Hammond at Harrison
Park tomorrow afternoon.
The class - of '08. have their class
pennant hanging on the flag pole on the McGregor building. The pennant
Is of turquoise blue silk with '08 in
gold, turquoise and blue being their class colors. ...It .looks beautiful blow
ing in the breeze.
Vera Miles of South Chicago, who
was arrested Thursday night for being
intoxicated, was before Mayor Smith
yesterday morning. She was fined f 1
and . costs, amounting, to J13.00. It
was at first thought it would be neces
sary .to send . the woman to Crown Point, but a friend of the woman came to the rescue.
Mrs. D. Burnham has returned from Lafayette, Ind., where she visited with her son Russell, who has been attending the Purdue "University. Mesdames Charles Code and Catherine Stewart were Fast Chicago visitors yesterday.
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ttOBERTSDALE. Misses Newham, Hubbard, Hooper and Stein visited the Riverside, Irving and Lafayette schools In Hammond Thursday morning'. Merle Thompson of Roberts Avenue is suffering with a severe case of poison ivy. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lingham entertained Misses Burnett, Newham, Dahl and Mr. and . Mrs. BenJ, Oakley at a six o'clock dinner at their home in Harrison Avenue. Mrs. Henry Bode of Tolleston was a Robertsdale visitor Thursday. Misses Katie McKenna and Mamie Hebert were White City visitors yesterday. The St. John's Catholic School will close for vacation Tuesday, June 16. The children are busy practicing for an entertainment to be given that evening in which about fifty children will participate. The sisters are sparing no pains to make this a success and it promises to be one of the best ever given by this schol. A cordial invitation Is extended to all to atend. Mr, Ed. Matthias of Harrison Avenue was an Indiana Harbor visitor last evening. Mrs. P. Gallegan is very sick at her home in Lincoln Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leverenr charmingly entertained the teachers of the Franklin school at their home in Harrison Avenue at an elaborate six o'clock dinner Thursday evening. After dinner a social hour was enjoyed. Among those present -were: Misses M. Newham, II. Dahl, P. Burnett, M. Hooper, M. Stein, J. Hubbard and M. Bohan. Mrs. Tipton of Englewood was the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Judson of Clevelandvenue, Friday. Richard Schaaf, sr., returned Friday after spending a week at West Baden Springs, Ind. Mrs. Flick of Harrison Avenue at-' tended the meeting of the United Order of Foresters at East Chicago Thursday evening. Miss Anna Dougherty spent the the visiting in Hammond. Mrs. Dresen of East Chicago was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Eggers, Friday. . . Henry Hatt and daughter Louise are spending a few days visiting friends in Kenosha, Wis. Mrs. Messenberg of Pearl Stret left
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ake County Title & Guarantee Co.
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for Sherryvllle, Ind., today, where she will spend a week visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph Hohman.
Toads in Hibernation. Toads become torpid in winter and hide themselves, taking no food for five or six months.
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