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OVER THE r. v - i-. J .J GOS TO OHIO FOK VISIT. Miss Cook of Cedar Falls, la., who has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Maud Pannenborg 'of "vTe&b street, for several days, has gone to Ohio for a visit with relatives at different points in that state for a few weeks. M ILL EXJOY VACATIOX. Victor Hjortaberg, who is employed in the Unites States Metal Refining company at Grasselli will leave the first of the month for his home in St. Paul, Minn., where he will spend a month's vacation with relatives and friends. SOCIETY TO MEET. The Deborah Aid society of the Christian church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. T. Wilson of 833 Michigan avenue. This is a meeting of great importance and it is urged that every member be present. ILLAESS AT MATTIIIES HOME. . Robert Matthies continues to be very ill at his home in Williams street and his son Eddies Matthies is reported to have an abscess on the brain and is suffering intensely. A trained nurse has bee nengaged to care for them. -' HERE FROM THE EAST. ; Mrs. A. E. Luddington " of Middletown, N. Y., is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Henry Tieche of South Hohman street before leaving for Denver, Colo., where she will spend the remainder of the summer. PICXIC AT THE LAKE. , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Shortridge and guests, .Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of White Hall. 111., picniced at the Lake Front park yesterday afternoon and even- ' lng. . SI PFER AT THE LAKE. ..Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Galer and Mrs. A F." Vedder and son,' James, are picnicing at the Lake Front park this afternoon and will have their supper there this : evening , . GO TO ATTEND GROMAX AVEDDIXG. . Several Hammond people went to Chicago this af ternon to attend the wedding of Dr. Herman Charles Groman to Eunice Keller Costello at the home of the bride in 1406 Jackson boulevard, Chicago. There will be the wedding at 8:30, after which there will be a reception. The bride and groom will then leave for a short honeymoon after which they will return to Hammond where they will live in the residence of County Treasurer Albert Maack, on Rimbach avenue. Among those who will attend the wedding are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Groman, Herman Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and several relatives In the vicinity of Crown Point. NEW ARRIVAL. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klitzke of 245 Oakley avenue, this afternoon, a girl. CONVENTION IN SESSION. "The Valparaiso district convention of the Epworth League is in session at Michigan City this week and from the reports of the delegates it is one of the most Euccessful held in several years. The various sessions have been unusually well attended. The Rev. W. F. Switzer of the First Methodist Episcopal church 'leads in a very prominent discussions this evening and Dr. Hayes of the. Northwestern . university will make the principal address of the. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Surprise were unable to attend the convention so that the only delegates Hammond has at the convention are Miss Suppis and Mr. Rosenberg. QUIET WEDDING CELEBRATED. The wedding of Miss Janet Blair and David Chester ITarnacher took place today at 11 o'clock at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. .Tames II. Shafer, 634 Michigan avenue. The wedding was very simple and quiet, only the relatives bing present to witness the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev; J. E. Sharp, pastor of the First Baptist church. Miss Frances Hamacher attended the bride and Roy Perry was the groom's only attendant. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hamacher left for Bass Lake, where they will spend a vacation of ten days or two weeks and then return to Wood avenue, where they have a home furnished. The bride has made her home with her sister, Mrs. Shafer, for the past few years, while she has been engaged as6a teacher in the Chicago public schools. She has many friends In

i.amm.j11u wnu exienu congratulations graduates from the St. Lawrence colto them. Mr. Hamacher is a foreman lege of music in Chicago this evening, at the W. B. Conkey plant and is The exercises will be held tonight at highly esteemed by all who know him. 'eight o'clock in the college auditorium land many friends of Miss Johnson's PICNICKED AT THE LAKE. j f rom Hammond will be in attendance. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gillis and little She will play her own composition daughter, and Dr. and Mrs. W. A Bu- j "Arazest." It is one of the requirechanan picnicked at the Lake Front ment of the college that at the compark last evening. They took their mencement exercises the graduates play

sappers and had a pleasant picnic party. WILL VISIT WILLOWDALE. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Paxton, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crumpacker. Mrs. X'piiio ' Blcknell Dunham of Hammond, and Mr. and Mrs. Simonton of Chicago will go to Crown Point in automobiles Saturday to be present at the outing of the Indiana society at Will J. Davis farm, . wmowtiale." WILL LEAVE HAMMOND. Air. ana Mrs. wuigg and family of Wililams street, will leave Hammond to make their home in Chicago. Mr. Quigg and family, with the exception of Norman Quigg, will go right to go rieht to Chicago. Norman Quigg will remain in Hammond during the summer and will probably enter Yale in fall. Mrs. Quigg- will spend the summer with her sister in Wisconsin. HOLD ELECTION OP OFFICERS. Golden Rule Council, No. 1, D. of L., held an important meeting last even

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Council were also present and enjoyed a pleasant, social session at the close of the 'regular lodge session. The entertainment committee served their guests with a dainty luncheon." The following officers were elected for the new year: Council Mrs. Hattle Van Orman. Associate councilor Mrs. Maggie Davaney. Associate vice councilor Mrs. Eva Buhring. ' :. Guard Mrs. Bertha McNany. Associate secretary Mrs. Seeley. Inside guard Mrs. Hattie Devaney. Outside guard Mrs. .Hagerman. Trustee Mrs. King. ENTERTAINS AT PARTY. Miss Edna Stauffer will informally entertain a few friends at a party this evening at her home in Condit street. The party is given in honor of her sister, Mrs. Hall, who is visiting here from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING. One of the prettiest of the June weddings will take place this evening at 7 o'clock when Miss Elsie Schreiber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Schreiber of Saxony avenue, and Louis Freeman are married in the German M. E. church on Truman avenue. The ceremony will be read by the Rev. Dessmeir, pastbr- of the church, and will be witnessed by a large assembly of relatives and friends of the -young couple, who are popular in Hammond and Lake county. Miss Ellabeth Mettler will play the wedding march as the briday party enters the church. The bride, will have as her. attendants, her sister,. Miss Minnie Schreiber as maid of honor, Miss Minnie Freeman of Chicago, and Miss Clara Pinter of Crown Point as bridesmaids. The groom will be attended by Henry Gabler, Selby Church and Jacob Golden. , The bride will be gowned in white mousseline silk and will wear a long tulle veil. Her maid of honor will also be gowned in white and carry brides roses. The bridesmaids will wear dainty lingerie gowns in light blue. Following the wedding ceremony a reception will be held at. the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Schreiber in Saxony avenue, and a large number of relatives will be guests. The bride is a very popular young lady in Hammond social circles, having graduated from the Hammond high school with the closs of 1906. After her graduation she went to Crown Point to take a position as stenographer in the auditor's office and until very recently she had a position in Gary. Mr. Freeman holds a splendid position with a railroad company and during his stay in Hammond has made many friends. The young people will receive the congratulations of many friends here.. COLONIAL CLUB TO MEET. Mrs. W. F. Brunt will entertain the members of the Colonial club at her home In Plummer avenue tomorrow afternoon. It is the regular meeting of the club and a pleasant time is anticipated at the party. SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET. The Sewing Circle of St. Margaret's hospital will be entertained Thursday afternoon of this week at the home of Mrs. Otto Knoeer of Fayette street. FLEUR-DE-LIS CLUB MEETS. Mrs. Kralowitz will be hostess to the members of the Fleur-de-Lis club tomorrow afternoon. Pedro will be enjoyed by those present. LAWN SOCIAL TONIGHT. The Rosary society cf All Saints' Catholic church will give an ice cream social tonight on the lawn of the rectory in East Sibley street. It is expected that there will be a good attendance present as the proceeds of the social will be used for the benefit of the church and society. CLUB MEETS TOMORROW. Mrs. J. Nolan of East State street will have the members of the Acme Social club as her guests tomorrow afternoon at her home. Cards will be played during the afternoon and a pleasant time is anticipated by the members who attend. SPEND SUNDAY IN LAPORTE. Rev. and Mrs. Charles Albert Smith and sons, Ilarland, Stewart And Paul, of Rimbach avenue, will go to Laporte, where they have secured a summer cottage at Pine Lake and will spend their summer vacation there. GRADUATES IN MUSIC. Miss Lillian Johnson of Russell street their own composition. Miss Johnson will organize a class in music in Hammond in September. Among those who will attend the exercises are Mrs Othelia Johnson, William and Lewis Johnson. NEW ARRIVAL. ' Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goehringer, 316 Plummer avenue, a son. This 1:1 the first chlld at the Gochringer home. PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING. A pretty church wedding was celebrated yesterday morning at fight clocK ln ht- Andrews Catholic churc h when MJss Katherlno Winsowata and Garolinski were united In marrhige. ine ceremony was read by tfm Rev. Father NowakoskI, pastor of the church, the usual nuptial mass being said. The ring ceremony wan tisd. The wedding was largely attended by relatives and friends of the young couple from Chicago and Hammond. The bride wore a pretty white dress Wltn a long tulle veit fantcn, wrlfv.

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ieua Wilezewska Pearl Gralak and Edith Waras. They were all gowned In white and carried bride's roses with the exception of Miss Gralak, who wore

pink. Following the . wedding and dance was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Garolinski in Polaski hall. West Hammond. The music for dancing was furnished by Mr. S. Gralak's orchestra. HAS RECOVERED FROM ILLNESS. Master Stewart Smith, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Albert Smith of Rim bach avenue, has recovered entirely from a very severe attack of typhoid fever and is playing with his school friends. MEET TONIGHT. Silver Light Hive, L. O. T. M., will meet this evening at the usual hour at Long's hall. Ayll members are urged to attend as business of importance is to be transacted. INTERESTED IN HER SUCCESS. The members of the Hammond Wo men's club are interested in the can didacy of Mrs. O. P. Kinsey of Val paraiso who desires to become the pres ldent of the National Federation of Women's clubs. Indiana, which ranks third In Its number of women's clubs, has the largest representation from outside New England of all states, and was the first to open headquarters and begin active operations at the big convention of women's clubs. lhe Indiana delegates are anxious that Mrs. O. P. Kinsey of Valparaiso, Ind., take an active part In the contest for the presidency of the national federation. That she Is most eminent ly qualified to fill the position is the contention of the Indiana women. Mrs. Kinsey is declared to be averse to making a fight. Of course, if the presidency should be forced to her, unundoubtedly she would accept. However, there seems to be little chance of any candidate winning the president's seat without a contest. The presidential canvassers for Mrs. Philip N. Moore of St. Louis have been active and the Southern woman's chances are declared to look best, although there are many eastern women who are supporting Mrs. Mary Alden Ward of Massachusetts. But the Massachusetts women are the hostesses, and as a matter of courtesy Mrs. Ward may not contest. Jack Lindley of S3 Sibley street will visit the White City in Chicago tonight. Mrs. Sarrah Jarrett and son, of Attica, Ind., are expected this week to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William T. McMaster at their home, 337 Sibley street, for a few weeks. William Lohman and son, of Highland, were ln Hammond today on business. Miss Hulda Kunert has gone to Toleston to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs L. R. Wartena for the remainder of the week. Miss Louise Hofer returned home today from a few days' visit with rela tives and friends in Valparaiso. T"T . 1 Trm -r ... auer iiiimian or ioweii is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hlllman of Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Will White of Wheeler, Ind., are spending a few days with friends in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cameron were called to Chicago last evening by the sudden death of their uncle, George Shore. Miss Powell of Russell street left this morning for Lafayette, where she will spend a few weeks visiting rela tives and friends. Miss Hulda Bailey has gone to De fiance, O., to spend a few weeks' vaca tion with relatives and friends. Miss Christine Kline was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bert Conway of Edge water. III., yesterday. air. anu irs. John Kelland spent ia3t evening with Mrs. Reinlein's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jaeger of btate Line street. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cross of Chicago are tne guests of Mr. and Mrs. A 11. L pp of Hammond. Miss Caroline Dibos was the guest oi mends I nMunster, Monday afternoon. Miss Mayme Mashino has returned from a few days visit with Miss Kakke at her home in Munster. Mr. and Mrs. John Helser were the guests of relatives in Schererville over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. White of Valparaiso are spending theday with relatives on State street. Miss Marie James of Glen Park was the guest of Miss Leah Shroyer of Sib ley street, last evening for dancing school. Mrs. John Haney and Mrs. Clara Conroy are the guests of Mrs. R. R. Mentz of Windsor Park today, who is celebrating her birthday anniversary. Mrs. William Stieglitz and Mrs. S. E. Swaim are spending the day in Chi cago. Mr. and Mrs. WInfield Shearer and children of East Sibley street, are spending the day with relatives in Chicago. Marvin Tilton of Peru. Ind., is spending a few days with friends in Hammond. Master Paul Smith of Rimbach avenue. Is suffering from a severe attack of whooping cough. Miss Clara Pinter of Crown Point is the guest of Miss Elsie ESchreiber for a few days. Miss Minnie Freeman of Chicago, is spending a few days with Miss Elsie Schreiber at her home south of Hammond. Sheriff F. S. Carter of Crown Point was ln Hammond yesterday on business. The Misses Johnston, Moylan, Cadman, Hatch and McManus of Indiana Harbor attended a musical entertain-J merit in Hammond last evening. Miss Nora Rellley is able to be out i again after a few days' sever illness that has kept her confined to her home In 'South Hohman street. Mrs. Lou Morris and Miss Maude Smith are spending the day in Chicago. Mrs. Huron has return to her home in Crown Point after a short visit with

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8 central Fire Station Will Soon bo Started by Contractor and Force of Men Work on the new Central fire station will begin in a few days, the board having let the contract to F. S. Cotton to lane tne cottage from the city hall premises in the rear of the city halL The work is to be rushed with the Idea of getting the department into its new home early next fall. The board will In all probability also buy another team of horses for the street department and street commissioner Kuhlman's pet scheme of having a regular street cleaning department which shall go over all the brick streets every day, may yet be carried out. Theis being the commencement season the board has received a number of applications frora various schools for the use of the par lis for picnics this week. Permission was granted the West Hammond publtc school to use Harrison Park next Thursday for a basket picnic. Henry Lotz, teacher of the German Evangelical Lutheran parochial school of Whiting, asked permission to use Lake Front park June 3d. for a school picnic. The permission was granted. Father Kahellek of the North Side Polish Catholic church was granted permission to use Douglas Park for a picnic next Thursday. The resolutions for primary assessment rolls for the Mason street pavement and sewer were adopted and placed on file. The resolution for the North Carolina avenue sewer was also adopted. The report for the Chicago avenue walks was adopted and placed on file. The board also approved an appro priation of H,000 for the miscellaneous tun d ror the fire department, this amount being necessary to recover the running expenses incurred on account of the new fire station. The board held an adjourned meeting ints afternoon. POEM? i -WORDERI -No wonder they write poetry and novels around Crawfordsvllle and that part of the state," declared A M. Turner, Just back from an auto trip to In dianapolis. "Why it's simply grand down there. I went from Irdiananoll to Frankfort, stopped at Martinsville and Crawfordsvllle and other places on the way home and never in my life have I seen crops so magnificent. To go from Hammond to Indianapolis overland as I did. Is to fall to understand how Indiana can ever have hard times. My trip, as far as the auto was concerned, was perfect, never had to get out of the machine once, for anytrouble of any sort." STEALING Mil BLIND Phillip Breillatt. 403 Conkey avenue is wondering today whether hia house and basement will be stolen tonight or whether thieves that are infesting his neighborhood will let him keep it until after the democratic convention. Breillatt for some time past has been a standing vicitlm of vagabonds who have picketl out his place in particu lar for their depredations. Last night they took his bicycle from his porch. Previous to this last out rage they have been taking his flowers rrom nis nower beds until now the whol,e bed is devastated. iur. ureuiatt has reported his troubles to the police. DAVIS CHILD IS BURIED THIS AFTERNOON. East Chicago Boy Dies of Tetanus and Laat Moments Are Painful In the Extreme. The 8-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs John Davis of East Chicago, was buried this afternoon at Oak Hill cemetery. Funeral services were held at the late home at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. C. A. Smith of Hammond was called to the bedside of the dying boy for spiritual administration, and was with the boy to the end. Mr. hmnn said that the last moments of the child were one of the most pitiful and agonizing that he had ever seen in his many pears of experience. R. M0RRELLI IN TROUBLE. Robert Morreli, 22 years of age, was taken in charge last night by Officer Miller on the charge of using profane language. The young man was returned some time ago from the insane asylum, but since his return to Ham mond has caused his relatives con siderable trouble. He is a cousin of the Morrelis of South Hohman street, who have given him the kindest con sideration, but since his mind Is seem ingly unbalanced at times. Judge McMahon will in all. probability commit him to the Insane asylum again, when he comes up for trial. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paDer will , pleased to learn that there is at lent one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarh Cure is the only positive euro now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be ing a constitutional disease, requires constitutional treatment. Hall's ra tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho sytem. therehv rio. stroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength bv uunuuift u v luc wimviiuLiun ano assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith In its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Aadress F. J. CHENEY A CO., ToSold "by all Druggists, 75c Take Hall's Family Pilla for constipation.

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SHRINE PROGRAM IS NOW OUT. (Continued from page 1.) Monon and the Nickel Plate railroads and as soon as the passengers can get a breath they will be ready to form ln line in the great parade. The parade will start promptly at 5 o'clock. It will take about an hour to cover the distance. "Hang on to the ropes will be a by word in. Hannuond for the next two months and the sight of 115 to 125 well known business men being hazed as even college men were never hazed before, will be a sight well wor"th seeing. The costumes for Nobles in the parade will be full dress and fez. The parade will be headed by four dragons on four horses and then the bands the various patrols and the features will be strung along between the candidates. Ramtut will be Feature The electricfans will come to Hammond Thursday and will prepare the temple as it will have to be prepared for the occasion. There will be- a score of electric fans provided to keep the candidates cool but this Is expected to be of little avail. Property men from. Chicago will have charge of the scenery, which will have to be placed In the hall preparatory to the giving of this degree. They will be in charge of C. L. Wade of Indianapolis. In the evening the banquet will be given and will be one of those feasts which are known all over the world as being the best that money can provide. It is expected that there will be thousands of visitors in town on this occasion and the event wilt be the biggest Masonic affair ever given in North ern Indiana. The following are the men who will take the Shrine: Gary. W. M. Hampton Laperte. George IL Royd Prtr. Roscoe Huff Cftetertwn. Joseph Brown. Mtrfcijcan city. T. A. Grady Hubert W. Wilson Edward A. Wilson Samuel Southard John F. Brown August Charles Charles M. Rollo Deep RIve. William II. Wood Robert B. Smith Heit Schmidt Wm. H. Weiler Henry C. Todd Soath Bead. Elmer Crockett Edward J. Harrison Fred R. Olwtn Samuel L. Malo ladiaaa Hartor, William F. Howat "iVia j. Lewis f M. Mcnanfols m. is. vn itorne George L. Smith L'ut caiw i. e. Dickinson John C Goulding Charles Speichert Otto If. Rabe Wm. J. Henderson Frank C Williams Theodore Moor Wm. A. Buchanan Wm. A. Clough vtaiao fj. Bailey Robert Speer John W. Dacey Riley Dean Crww Plat. George W. Fisher Eugene H. Crowell John Cervln E. U Shortridge William H. Davis Herbert B. Jones Frank C Demfng Albert Maack WfaitinK. E. M. Wells W. C. Schrage James Ii Twitt J. M. Ballantyne H. A. Beaubien Geo. S. Hilllard James A. Gill Edward Lucke Hohart. George P. Iaily C. H. Friedrtchs John Glennon Wm. H. Gostfin Fred N. Htrkok C. G. Kingwill John M. Kellar Oscar A. Krlnbill Charles H. Mayer Fred R. Mott Edward C. Minas Thomas W. Oberlin E. H. Guyer Virgil S. Reiter mcnaru j. aiacKey tv, t-,.i. Henry G Bobbins Robert L. Taylor Andrew J. Smith Lrnest G. Schill A. J. Swanson Valparaiso. John Carson Ed. M. Chaffee Charles W. Jones Carl M. Cahill Carl A. Smiley E. G. Schreiber Wm. J. Stewart T. O. Schilllnglaw Frederick A Wood Peter Crumpacker Edgar G. Osborn Phillip P. Tack Martin E. Bogarte Thomas Brennan Simon J. Young David A. Johnson Joseph C. Carson Armanis F. Knotts John H. Ross Louis B. Guyot Wm. H. Williams Wm. M. Hankey William Devonshire John W. Morthiand M. L. Dickover Franklin G. N'eal Henry B. Brown J. R. Thompson H. B. Loring Theodore J. Auer Henry B. Kenny George A. Mettler Arthur H. Hugart Charles R. Dver Robert J. Patrick Karl C. Griffin William Lederer Charles H. See CROWN POINT PROUD OF HER FEMININE SHOOTERS. Deputy Sheriff's Wife Break Twenty Out of Possible Twenty-Fire Clny Birds. Crown Point, Ind.. June 24. (Special) Deputy Sheriff .George Horst can enlist the aid of a new sharpshootlng deputy If necessary Crown Point has several women who are crack shots at the traps, making remarkably good scores. Mrs. "Jack" Horst broke twenty out of a possible twenty-five one day last week. Mrs. George Sherman is another! women who an expert with fire-arms, making many of the crack shots look to their laurels In a target shoot. L A Little Care Will Save Many Hammond Readers Further Trouble. Watch the kidney secretions. See that they have the amber hue of health; The discharges not excessive or Infrequent; Contains no "brick-dust like" sedi ment. Doan's Kidney Pills will do this for you. , They watch the kidneys and cure them when they're sick. Mrs. F. W. Nlmon, formerly living at 22 Plummer avenue. Hammond, Ind.. says: "For a year mv dane-htor Buf fered continually from kidnev disease Her kidneys had been weak from baby hood and she had no control over the secretions especially at night. This caused us considerable worry and ex tra work. She was run down in health pale and delicate looking, and In a nervous condition. Having often read of the cures brought about by Doan's Kidney Pills, I purchased a box at Blcknell & Co's. drug store, deciding to give them a trial. They were given to the girl according to directions and they took immediate effect. Within a week, the secretions became less fre quent and tho headaches disappeared, and after taking the contents of four boxes, her condition was excellent. This was over a year ago. and tod she is ln the best of health. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Millburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United' States. l-temeraber the name Donn'

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LODGE WORK SHRINERS ARE BUSY. The work of the Shriners of Hammond next Saturday overshadows by far anything that was ever attempted .1?f0nd l0dg6 WOrk- One hundred and thirty candidates have signified their intention of making the trip over the hot sands and thousands of Shriners from near and far have signified their intention of witnessing the travelers. The event next Satnrri,.

- J " lit even those "-.vi who are not fortnnnt enough to be Shriners K. C. MEETING TOMORROW. Apleasant evening has been prepared for the Knights of Columbus of Unity Council for Thursday evening. Oto Knoerzer, lecturer of the council, has

swep the town with enthusiassm and! rhe Elk3 nol a regular meeting tothere will be enough entertainment f. morow nisrht in their ronm k.i.

outlined an Interesting program for the ' meeting this evening in the K. of P. members. The entertainment will tnvJuall.

place in the rooms of the council and wil be followed by a smoker. Business of Importance will also be brought up O.I1U a good attend, r.r th v is desired. w v m. tilt; inriii utji BLUE LODGE WORK. The Blue Lodge will confer the Entered Apprentice degree on Friday night upon one candidate. For the coming week there is no degree work in either the Chapter or Commandery. OWLS' REGULAR MEETING. The Owls hold their regular meetim? in the Stnto vr . , tomorrow evening and at the present j-cniijic time tne outlook is good for a number of candidates who will be taken into the nest after they have learned the art of flying like an eagle. BIG C. O. F. INITIATION. Baumgartner C. O. F. is making preparations for a big initiation next Sunday afternoon. The degre will be conferred by the Hammond team. The degre team of Baumgartner Court returned from Lafayette where it had conferred the third degree in Star City council upon one hundred and eighteen candidates. The team was highly congratulated for the effectiv manner in MONEY LOANED on good security such as Furniture, Pianos and other personal property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 9 138-40 Commercial Ave. South Chicago Room 2(0. TeU So. Chicago 104 Open Monday. Thursday and Saturday evenings untd P. M. .1

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which It conferred the degree and wa later ln the evening feasted at a banquet. ! I. O. O. F. MEETS TOMORROW. Calumet and rritiro. i , nold theIr res-ular meetin Thursday and Friday nights respectively. EAGLES HOLD MEETING. This being the last Wednesday in th-a month the Eagles hold their regular meting this evening. The Eagles ara holding but one meeting a month' during the summer months, owing to tha hot weather. ELKS REGULAR SESSTOX- ' - - nna vriiig the onlv metiner nf th mnntvi vv , - - - in. jut xv q the Eagles the Elks hold one session a month during the summer months. Tha meting tomorrow night will be a business meting. MACCABEES MEET. a "e Maccabees hold their regular K. OF p. SEMI-ANNUAL. Next Monday night them will h election of offlofa t u T.-i. . id...v... " T. luc ot s i i 1 1 ii s 1 1 wi ira ti-a . ifl.T 1 . . """"nations having " jionaay evening. WOODMEN TO GATHER. Eureka Camp, Modern Woodmen, holds its regular meeting tomorrow evening in Huehn's hall. NOTICE. There will be a meeting for the neflt of the rPtAii KliJir clerks ; "i,u'7ttlB a Zu ""f.. VL UI ' Kooaa. Doot j ----- -j . siutery, naruwat v. ' '"vi'iK or novelty clerks, or otherwise salaried clerks having no shares or stock in business where employed, Thursday evening, 7:30 p m at VneiB hall over Joseph Weis' drug store. 98 State street. Hammond. Ind Object: early closing. Will also debate iourth of July closing. 23-2 ' COMMITTEE. Our method of advancing money on Pianos, Furniture, Horses, Wagons, etc, will interest you. We will treat your Inquiry as strictly confidential. Our rates are more satisfactory than those ln South Chicago. HAMMOND LOAN & GUARANTEE CO. MS gO, HOHMAN STREET. Phone 157. Over Model Clothiers. Open evenings except Wednea-. days and Thursdays. j TEI.EPHO.XE VOIR JiEWS TO THE it dft i AmtW SERVICES the custodians of the funds of the TMc 4e Ana. n wider appreciaas fta ncafninDCG aa HOTEL PROPRIETOR - INDIANA

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