Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 2 July 1908 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Thursdar, Julv 2, 190S.
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Will Play Kent Law School. The Crown Point baseball team will play the Kent Collie of Uw team r,t rMM at the farmer's ground.
near the Erie depot on July 4th
law school has a fine team
a tront'eriarlv set of
good game is promised that
worth staying at home to see. Hciinr ii..it our team some time
hv a score of 1 to 0 in one of the best
ball games ever grounds.
The
and are
fellows and a
will be
The ago
seen on the home
May Manage Hew Saloon. It is said that John Rudolph has resigned his position in the Law's buffet and has accepted a position from the Blatz Brewing company to manage the
new saloon and hotel on tne come, of Main and Joliet streets, which has Just been remodeled by the owner. Charles Frederich of Hammond. Mr. Rudolph has had varied experience in that line and will no doubt make the place a winner. It is said he will take possession at once, after the improvements are completed.
Builds Addition to Plant. Otto Greutner, the florist, is still building additions to his already large plant and when completed will have the largest green houses in this part of the state One florist here ships large consignments of cut and potted plants every day to Chicago, and it is said that their quality is such, that they are in the greatest of demand by the city dealers. Their local business is hardlv a "drop in the bucket" in comparison with their city trade, but the location and soil seems to be favorable to their interests and our two concerns of this kind represent the expenditure of thousands of dollars. Hold Last Meeting. The O. A. M. club held their last reg
ular meeting of the season at the home of Miss Linda Wells on East street, Tuesrtav evening. Miss Marguerite Hart
..nrrvinsr awav the honors ror tne ingu
est number of games in cinch. The club closes a very successful season, being one of the most popular and oldest of Crown Point's social organizations in which interests has never wavered
since its starting.
Wilbur Hart entertained two of his college friends from Cornell university at a party at Cedar Lake Tuesday evening, in which numerous Crown Point young people attended and report
an enjoyable evening spent in dancing
and boating.
The Deagon Theater company will show here next week under canvas, on the evenings of July 6 and 7. The com-
nanv started out at Griffith some time
onA has hppn making a circuit of
the neighboring towns. Mr. Deagon is well known here, having preformed
with his wife and company at Cen
tral Music hall and several open air attractions. His performances will no
doubt draw a large crowd.
Merrill Baker, the Cadillac agent, has
a car-load of machines in Hammond
which he is demonstrating to the pub
lic there, with good chances of disposing of one or more of them. Mr. Baker has disposed of several of that popular make during the last season. It is rumored that George Fisher has hold to Mr. Etling. who recently disposed of his Court street property, the Fisher home on Main street for a consideration of $2,000. which is considered very reasonable considering the location and the improvements. Dr. Pratt took a ride in an automobile last week and Doc's description of the journey is graphic and sensational In the extreme. Winding up Doc says that the telephone poles along tin-
route looked like a fine-tooth comb. Verily Doc must have been "going some." The machines are working evenings in the offices at the court-house, so as not to interfere with the operations of the officials during the day. Fred Ruff is contemplating erecting a modern dwelling on his Court street property in the near future. The Crown Point Gun club will hold their regular practice tomorrow at their grounds west of town. The real estate market is rather actice of late and the agents are on the "Jump." Artist Hayward has taken pictures of
since last March is falling very rapidly. The grain and feed elevator, owned by J. E. Nicholson and son, is open
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of -aeh week. F. Beech has entered into the cabbage and sauerkrout business. Bennie Bothwell made a trip to Black Oak in his new automobile yesterday. The Hosford Jark ball team lost a game at Highland, Sunday. Mrs. J. Kilbourne, who has been 111 for some time, is improving. Stella Anderson and Mr3. William Johnson are spending the day at Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Tucker will
spent a few days in Louisville, Ky before returning from the state con
vention of the Christian Endeavor So-
itay at Evansville, Ind. Mrs. F. Anderson is spending a few
days at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Johnson. August Hawgust spent the day in
Griffith vesterday.
L. Mackmire of Hostford Park, made
a business trip here last evening.
Mr. Crystal of Los Angeles, Cal., is
the guest at the home of his couslnfl E. J. Nicholson.
Mrs. Eoff has returned to her home
after spending three weeks visiting relatives and friends in Chicago.
J. Robinson spent Sunday fishing in
Deep River. He caught a large string of sun fish and pickerel.
The strawberry season is over but
there are large quantities of cherries
and blueberries on the market.
GARY NEWS
Dies at Mercy Hospital. Charles Clark, the man who, as It was stated in The Times last night, dropped to the ground at five o'clock stricken with apoplexy, died last night at the Mercy hospital Just twenty-four hours afterward. The man never recovered consciousness until he died. He
spend the summer. Mr. Barker join the party there in August.
Next Monday night the whole Owl lodge will leave on the 7:03 Lake Shore train for Whiting to attend the closing
of the charter and installation of of
ficers of the Whiting chapter. After these ceremonies are over a big ban
quet will be spread.
There will be a dance given on the
verandas of the South Bay hotel the
evening of the Fourth of July. Be-
WHITING NEWS
the Wesley hospital. Is still In a seri- CAR ME2J MEET TODAY
ous concjuon.
was given all of the medical attention eides the dance the hotel management dav night.
Fireman Resigned. William Fuse, who has been head
fireman at the local fire station for
several months, sent In his resignation Tuesday night to take effect at once.
John Cameron, the local electrician, was appointed temporaryly until the
meeting of the city council next Mon-
,v, ii. j-soti, win nave Darning suits iur muoc
PUSSIUIC Up (.111 LUC lllliO Ul 1W3 I
but the physicians In attendance real- w.snmg to tane a cup in me i-.
ized that there coulS be nothing done Ladies, I have some real nice hats.
that wmilrt ho HUclv to save him. now in stock which will be sold at
Clark had been at work all day feeling your own price. Don t forget to call
as good as usual. At night as he was at Mrs. Blomenthol, 1907 One Hundred
ok rai,n r t t Hnrtniov'! Hv- and Ihlrtv-seventh street, near r lr
on- htir-n u'bero h o was pmnlovwi. he street. adv.6-27-6t.
suddenly dropped to the ground, and was immediately removed to the hospital. Mr. Clark was not married and
Mr. and Mrs. Fuss will take charge
of the hotel in connection with the
Standard Oil Company, commonly
known as the "bunk house."
LOWELL. Mrs. John Hill, who has been liv-
his relatives and parents reside at Pull- jng in Miss King's house, has broken
man. ud housekeerjine and will live with
Mayor Thomas E. Knotts is another her children.
of the celebrities to pass around the The little Misses Floy and Ada New-
CLARK STATION. J. Shade and nephew, Fred Schmidt,
of Chicago were business visitors here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Brady and son, Chas.
of South Chicago spent the day with Clark relatives.
Miss Clara Brown and Master Chas.
Virus spent the day in Griffith with the
latter's mother.
jiuMer timer uenn is spending a few days visiting with Hugo Virus of
Griffith.
Mrs. F. Helhling of Grand Crossing
spent the day with her parents here.
igars, in celebration of the birth or
daughter yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Knotts is all smiles, and is the happiest
man in Gary with the possible exception of his call.
C. J. Smith, night operator for the
Wabash railroad, has left Gary for Definance, O., where he will spend sev
eral weeks visiting his friends and
relatives.
Boyd Parsons of the Chicago Tele
phone comnany at Hammond, was in
Gary yesterday on business.
A. B. Adams of Peru, Ind., is In Gary
spending a few days here on business.
Vanes at
Brunswick
HESSVILLE.
Mesdames Dedelow and tended the funeral of Mrs
in Hammond yesterday. Bennie Evans of East Chicago visited friends in Ilessville yesterday.
Mr. Keichardt and Mr. Gorman
transacted business In Hammond
Tuesday.
Mrs. Hahn is a Hammond visitor to
day.
WHEELER,
airs. A. O. Dobbins was a visitor
in Valparaiso yesterday. Miss Sego was among the passen gers for Valparaiso Wednesday.
Mrs. Brenan was a Valparaiso vis
itor Wednesday.
Mrs. George Robinson and father,
Mr. Cole, were guests of Englewood
relatives Wednesday.
Clarence Rurge was a Valparaiso
visitor Wednesday evening.
Miss Nellie Jones was a visitor In
Valparaiso Wednesday.
ST. JOHN.
Nich Bohr of Chicago is the guest
of relatives here. Louis r.nd Nora Boecker spent Tues day in Cedar Lake.
Mrs. Frank Hilbrirh of Schererville
was aSt. John visitor today.
Joe Rhein, Frank Schillo and Frank
Geysen were St. John visitors Tuesday.
Frank Sagers and Henry Hattan of
Hanover Prairie, were here on bus! ness today.
George C. Austgen and family
moved to Hammond today where they
will make their future home.
Drunk Ordered Out of Town.
Michael Burns, who just haled from
Parkersburg, W. Va., was arrested by
Officer Vacha Tuesday night for being
found on the street in an Intoxicated
conditio.
He was brought before Judge Jones
and upon promise to leave town, was
released.
Mrs. Andrew Kammer came here
yesterday morning from St. John and
in company with her two daughters
Mesdames Peter Koch and Joseph
Scherr, went to St. Anthony's hospital
to visit her son-in-law, Mathew
Schafer.
Dr. J. F. Take of Valparaiso was
them in their misfortune.
J. G. Twinning of Waterbury, Conn.
is in Gary today looking over the city
with a view of establishing himself in
business.
Herbert Orchel, manager of the Ready
Roofing company at Hammond, was In
Gary yesterday visiting the Gary
branch.
Herbert Heavenrlch, Gary manager of
the Ready Roofing company, was In
Joliet this week on business.
Alexander Johnson, formerly a switch
now been appointed on the city police "TPlng trip today
force. He went on last night for the first time, traveling with big George
Nestorovich. Johnson has lived in Gary
for some time and his appointment to
the vacancy meets with general satis
faction.
kirk are visiting in Chicago. They
write back that they are having an
enjoyable time seeing the sights of
the great city.
The next great event In Lowell base
ball circles is the two games between the Awannah's of Chicago and the
Oakland Parks of Lowell. The first
game will be played at Sherburnvllle here yesterday on business
on Julv 4. and the second at Oakland Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pecer.y of 33
Park, Lowell, Sunday, July 5. Neither Fred street will entertain Mr. and Mrs
team has been defeated this season James (Peceny of Chicago Saturday
and it is expected to be a battle royal and Sunday.
from beginning to end. Go and wit- Frank Mac Pherson Is spending his
ness the game. vacation in Cleveland, O., Buffalo, N. Y.
Word Is received here from Hender- and Toronto, Can
son, Tex., announcing that Mrs. jonn Edward Shepherd of Park Manor is Lee sr., had fallen and broken herarm. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
The Lee family were former residents I Gregg of the Pedersen flats.
oi .uoweii, wnere tney nave jnanj T v.jii h.r.m th r(,.v
... . . i allien t mj i iioj j-v.li
friends who will sympathize with . , r 0rw0 nv
Mrs. Charles Rolpke and Mrs. F. Moore of Chicago were the guests of the former's aunt, Mrs. Charles Stross, sr.. of Roberts avenue Tuesday. Tie First German Evangelical Sun
day school In Whiting will hold ita annual picnic Wednesday, July 8. at
Douglas Park In Hammond and will
meet at the church prompaly at 9:30
a. m.
Mrs. Ed Holmes and children spent
the day visiting friends in Englewood
Mrs. Henry Bode of Toleston visited
friends here yesterday.
Miss Marie Sellger of East Side Is
spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Henry Eggers.
The Robertsdale volunteer firemen
will go to Indiana Harbor, July 4 to pratlcipate in the races, which are to be held there that day. It is expected a large crowd from here will accom
pany them to cheer them along.
Mrs. H. Schoider, who left here
about three weeks ago for an extended visit in Pennsylvania and Orio. is
quite ill at the home of her sister-in-law In Cleveland, O. Fritz Stiller, who underwent an operation at the Wesley hospital, is reported as doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ashllne and Misses Gladys and Mamie Ashllne were Rlv-
erview Park visitors last evenig. Miss Selma Vogel returned after spending several days visiting in Krocker, Ind.
TO RATIFY AGREEMENT.
Union Members Expected to Act Fa
Torably on Action of Committee. The 6,500 union car men of the ChU cago- Railways company will meet tdnight to-ratify an agreement reached yesterday by a committee of the union and President John M. Roach of thj company. The car men will not re celve any increase in wages, but a rumber of Important changes have been made in the working rules and also In the running of cars to meet wishes of mctormen and conductors. It is said that the agreement Is satisfactory to employes.
Mrs. E. Aman and son, Joseph, spent Tuesday visiting in Chicago.
$100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will tie pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarh Curo is the only positive curo now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucoys surfaces of the sytem, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. Tha proprietors have so much faith in Ita curative powers that they offer OneHundred Dollars for any case that It fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.. To ledo. O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for const! pation.
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Mrs. Carmody and Mrs. Hunter spent
yesterday In Hammond.
John Patton made a business call in
Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Combs went to Chicago on a
A. W. Hunter went to Chicago on
business yesterday.
Quito an excitement was created In
Burnhani last evening when word came
nue.
The house of Mrs. Wilkinson on La
Porte avenue Is nearlng completion.
Fred Meyer of Cincinnati, O., aged
17 years, who, with his father and brother are visiting at the home of Herman Shcultz and family of Cen
tral avenue, sustained a severe In
jury to his arm yesterday. The young
man was swinging on a tree and fell to the ground. Two physicians attended him but as the injured memmer swelled considerable it was Im
possible to ascertain the extent of the
George O'Donnel. proprietor of the
that the Illinois Central men were injuries, but it is altogether probable
crossing without a franchise. All the that the arm Is broken, officials went up and forbade them the T,fl(1,R. Socletv. of the Con-
Gary hotel, received a communication crossing and left the marshal to guard pre&at,onal churc!l held an all day
yesterday from George Hodges, the for
mer manager of the hotel, that the lat
ter was in San Francisco about to open
up one of the finest buffets in the state.
Col. Hodges was the pioneer hotel man
of the cltv. but he did not like the
climate in this part of the country
The first Quarterly dividend of the
Gary Loan company was issued yes
terday and mailed to the stock owners
of the corporation by Harris & Bretsch
the local agents,
Mr. John H. Collins of Chicago was
In Gary on business yesterday.
Dr. Ernest L. Schaible, a new physi
cian, has arrived in town and secured
the place.
VALPARAISO.
Charles H. Parker Jr., and family
have moved into the rooms over the
store of J. S. Wilcox.
The final arrangements in the Maud-
session in the church parlors yesterday.
Henry Ballantyne is very 111 with
dropsy at the home of his sister, Mrs. Blackwell of Fischrupp avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Guchenhour and chil
dren of Clark street, are spending a
lin divorce case were presented before few dayg wUh the inter's parents, Mr.
Judge McMahon yesterday in his clos
Ing week of the circuity court
The case of Johnson vs. Seehausen,
an injunction suit, was resumed to
day.
Mrs. L. W. Applegate and daughter,
Miss Edith, expect to go to New Len-
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EAST CHICAGO.
nox, ill., r riciay ior a visit wnn reia
an office in the Savage building, corner tives prior to their departure for Gary
of Broadway and Seventh. where they will make their future
WANTED Bids for excavating for the home, Mr. Applegate having been
Catholic church and school building, chosen rector of the new Episcopal
ca..ar,v, or,i Trior Rtrppt .Plans can church there. Rev. Applehate ex-
be seen at Brennan & Stingfellow's pects to Join his family at New Lin
drug store. C. I. Wolters, supt. 29-3t. ciln In time to spend the Fourth.
Pupils of Mrs. Jennie Thatcher Beach
and Mrs. Anna Ward Morarey, gave an
other one of their successful vocal and
piano recitals in the high school audi
torium.
The Monarch Loose Leaf Ledger com
pany, wnicn recently movci mio tne
Turner building on West Main street,
formerly occupied by the Valparaiso
Carriage company, is already enlarging
EAST CHICAGO.
Jack Andrews of the Gmsselli Chem
ical works, left today for a ten days' visit with frit nds in Feoria, 111. Frank Powers, George Schilling and James Sharp left last night for a few days' visit with friends in Muncie. Willis K. Roe and family left yesterday for a week's visit with relatives and friends in Scales Mound, 111., the
the Gary baseball team, among whomfoimr homo of Mr. Roe.
appears Ray Catlow, well known here by our young pcoploi Mr. and Mrs. John B. Peterson toured to Hammond yesterday in their Apperson car. Mrs. Peter Etling and children were Chicago visitors yesterday. Willi Heintz. the barber, after a ten days' vacation, has resumed work in
partnersmp wun i-cter cumg in tne i
South Side Barber shop. Mr. Matlock, the horse trainer at the Willowdale stock farm, has resigned
his position there and returned to hisiRnht. S;ar, is fully recovered from home in central Indiana. i his attack of scarlet fever. The barber shops have served notice Will Cadman, who sprained his ankle that they will close at 6 p. m. on July 4. jir. a basket ball game early in the Mrs. Barringrr Brown returned yes-i sprinfT hn'1 the misfortune to injure the terday from a visit with her daughter, ! salne ankle in a ball game Thursday.
Wm. J. Jenkins and family left yesterday for Palmer, Ind., to spend a week onthe farm of a friend near there. IT. S. Goldhurg, who recently graduated from the College of Physicians and Sug'ions in Chicago, is the guest of his parents on Oleott avenue. W. C. Hiitton has returned from a few diys' visit in Chicago. Wm. Fuse of the post ofTice force. Is back from West Baden, where he went for his. health about ten days ago. Garnet, the eight-year-old son of Dr.
HOBAKT.
William Maybaum, who has been
traveling with a gang of telephone
linemen, came to Hobart last night.
Deacon's rlavers will show in Ho
bart under canvass, July 3 and 4-
Miss Alice Vincent visited yesterday
with friends In Chicago.
The Maroons have arranged for two its plant and has added a new printing
games with the Tom Murray's of Chi- plant. The printing of the company
cago one for the Fourth and one for at present is being done by the Val-
July 5. The Murray's have defeated paraiso Printing association. The the Maroons once this season, so this Monarch company is very much behind
wm p-tvp the home team a chance to in the filling of orders, on account of
more than even things up.
Hon. Ed Simon of Hammond, was in
Hobart yesterday.
Mr. Young of the Krimbal Piano
company., is in town this week tuning
pianos.
Miss Stella Kent, who underwent an
operation in a Chicago hospital about
two weeks ago, returned to Hobart
yesterday much improved.
Jesse Frame, of Chicago, visited his
mother in Hobart yesterday.
Oscar Mvcr was in South Chicago
Wednesday.
and Mrs. Peter Hayes.
L. II. Siefer transacted business In
Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Lotz has returned from
Milwaukee, Wis., where she spent her
vacation fith her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Hoppe.
Mrs. Andrew Sorenson of Stiglitz
Park was a Whiting visitor Tuesday
and also attended the German Lu
theran church picnic which was held at ake Front Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolman of Schrage
avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fried
man of Hammond Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Welniform and children of Chi
cago are spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Behrnes of New
York avenue.
GARY HOTEE
MODERN EQUIPMENT EUROPEAN PLAN GEORGE O'DONKELL MANAGER AJNO PROPRIETOR GARY, - - IISDIAIVA
the closing down and moving necessi
tated by the fire at Wheeler, but the
managers expect to have things work-
ingln good order before long.
Mrs. Dye and daughter of Hickory
street have moved into the house on
E:im street rcently vacated by Charles
Parker, having bought the property
of William Dick.
Mrs. Dr. Geisel of Gary. Mrs. Young visited with her son In Hammond yesterday. Otto J. Bruce returned last evening from a two days' visit with relatives at Bruce Lake, Ind. Miss Rose Northrup returned last evening from a visit with Chicago friends.
ROSS.
The Ross Temperance club gave a fine program before a large audience in the church last Friday evening. They will give another program Friday evening. July 31. Math Grimmer of Griffith transacted business here yesterday. . Frank Johnson, who has been ill
Miss Wilma Vrie. sister of Mrs. Sidney Vtaco, left last night for a visit with friends in Michigan City. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Diamond went to Robertsdale Tuesday evening for a fish supper at Fred Burk's lake resort. "Kmail fix Rohr," the noisiest and safest noise maker for the Fourth. Sold only at Nassau & Thompsons, East Chicago. Adv 2t.
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INDIANA HARBOR.
Mr. M. C. Frysinger lost one of the zrass hub cabs off his automobile about two weeks ago somewhere in the Harbor. If the finder will return same to Mr. Frysinger's office he will receive a reward. Frank DeBraie's band will furnish the music for a dance to be given at the Auditorium on the Fourth of July. Mr. Cohen will unfurl on that for the first time his big 7x14 foot flag. "Billie" Hughes, the popular contractor on the street car line between Indiana Harbor and East Chicago, left yesterday for a short vacation of a few days with friends In South Bend. The Barker Five Cent theater will donate 5 per cent of the net proceeds on the Fourth of July to the Booster club. The Whiting Owls will play the Indiana Harbor Owls a game of ball at Indiana Harbor a week from next Sunday. Mrs. Frank Barker with Mr. and Mrs. I. Newberg of New Y'ork City, left yesterday for Machinaw island to
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TiANSING. Miss Blanche Walenberg, of South Holland visited friends here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Hotburger are entertaining visitors from Chicago for a few days. Miss Eva Wilson of Hammond is visiting friends here for a few days. Rev. and Mrs. Swart and children of Hingham. Wis., are spending a month's vacation here and in Roseland with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. G. Jansen visited in Roseland a few days with relatives. Mrs. J. Kleinhau.sen of Roseland was a visitor at the home of Mrs. William Vanderllnden yesterday. Rev. and Mrs. George Doustra attended a ministerial meeting at Gano yesterday. The Lansing public school closed with a very successful entertainment
on Monday evening, in which all the children took part, and a picnic on Tuesday. The children enjoyed themother amusements. The same teachers expect to be there the following year. After a very successful year, Miss Grace Int Hout's school closed Friday, June 26. Miss Int Hout and Miss Gowens had a Joint picnic in Swett's grove at which the children enjoyed themselves greatly. Miss Int Hout expects to teach the same school the coming year. Henry Swart and John Varramshort returned from Hingham, Wis., Monday In Rev. Swart's auto.
DYER. Dr. William Weis of Hammond made a professional call here Monday evening.
Bernard Schulte sr., off Schererville was here Wednesday looking after business Interests. Sister Damiana left for the Sisters home at Joliet Tuesday. The rest will leave next Monday. Little Carl Frlederich Is one of the happiest little boys in town today as his grandfather presented him with a fine new bicycle. William Bieker sr., of Schererville was a Dyer business visitar Wednes
day. Mrs. Henry Nondorf died Tuesday
after a prolonged illness. Funeral will be held from the Catholic church here Thursday forenoon. Dyer readers of The Times will please understand that the report of the ball game Sunday which was printed in Monday's paper, was from St. John. A report left here, but why St. John got credit, we do not know, unless our report did not roast Dyer enough. The preparations for the celebration of the Fourth here are going on nicely. Amusements of all kinds are provided for. Dinner will be served on the grounds which will be free to all school children.
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ROBERTSDALE. There is great need for a plank walk from the shore to the end of the waterworks pier, as severel persons have been hurt recently when climbing over the large stones, and It Is almost Impossible for women and children to venture on the pier at all and as a large number of people here anjoy a days' fishing in the lake occasionally. It seems a shame that something cannot be done to make it safer and more convenient.
Henry Peterson returned home after spending several weeks visiting out of
town with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley and Mrs. E. Stone and daughter. Fay, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bahn Tuesday.
Mrs. J. t-asse or Roberts avenue
spent the day visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Fritz and children are ppending i a few weeks visiting in Glen Ellyn, 111 Work on the Benedict avenue sewer i Is progressing rapidly. j Charles Kreuter, who la confined to
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