Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 6 July 1908 — Page 2

SHE TIMES,

Monday, Julr 6. 1903.

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DOUBLE WEDDIXG IS PLAXNED. Four of Hammona's most popular young people, will be the principals In a double wedding which will take place in this city July 20. The contracting parties the Charles E. C. Payne, one of the managers of a local department store and Miss Leona Puerr of Harvey. 111. The othe couple is Alfred A. Sherby and Mias Hazel Klnfrvrill. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kingwill. Mr. Sherby will be the best man at the Payne Duerr wedding, which will take place at St. Paul's Episcopal church In the morning. Th SheibyKingwill wedding will take place at the rectory of All Saint's church after the other wedding. After the nuptial affair the two couples will form a party which will leave Hammond In the Payne-Sherby motor boat "Bon Anne" for a month's cruise on Lake Michigan. This is a 32 foot yacht equipped with awenty horsepower engines. The cabin will furnish sleeping accommodations for ten people. Mr. Payne and his bride-to-be will be at home after Sept 1, at 715 Wilcox avenue, where he has built a new house. FORMER RESIDENTS HERE. Mr. and Mrs. AV. H. B. Menzies of Kalamazoo, Mich., are in Hammond on a few days' business and pleasure visit. They came Friday and expect to return home tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Meuzies formerly lived in Hammond and have a large acquaintance of friends. EXJOY RIVER PARTY. A number of Hammond young people enjoyed a pleasant river trip In Mr. Leytze's leectric launch, "Nohma," to Blue Island, last week. Those In the party were Mr. and Mrs. "William Leytze. Misses Mae Powers, Lizzie Martin. Anna Stolley, Ethel Cole and Mary Homak. Messrs. Harvey Roop. Frank Seestadt, Wilbur and George Powers. ATTENDS HOUSE PARTY. Miss Marguerite Turner of Rimbach avenue, left this noon for Decatur. Ind.. where she will be a guest at a house party for the remainder of the week. ENTERTAINS AT PORCH PARTY. The young people who had planned on a picnic at Hart's Ditch south of Hammond. Saturday, had to postpone, it on account of the rain, but were delightfully entertained at the home of Carl Griffin in Ogden street. At noon a picnic lunch wae served after which the young people enjoyed music and various out of door amusements. The porch was decorated appropriately to the Fourth .of July, with red, white and blue bunting and flags. Among those in the party were: Misses Mary and Anna Ibach. Ruth Sohl, Irene Mott. Florence Loveridge. Norma I-ocklin, Mary Krost. Marion Doming. Messrs. Carl Griffin. Charles Deming, J -r. Sawyer, Harvey Gostlin. George Sillier, Ward Childers, Walter Sohl, Fred Mott, Will Evers, Ray Ames and Mlbert Cllppinger of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Galer chaperon the party. 'GITESTS OF' "Til. AND MRS. HUDSON. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Gregg and Master George Gregg, their son; Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward Eicher. Mr. L. Offert. of Greensburg, Pa., who are on their way to Denver. Colo., as guests of the general manager of the Wabash railroad, in his private car, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hudson, 46 Warron street, yesterday. With them came Mrs. George W. Good, also of Greensburg, Mrs. Hudson's mothter, who will remain here for a week as her guest. Mrs. Gregg is a sister of Mrs. Hudson and will also visit in Hammond on her return from the National Democratic convention. Mir. Gregg is a delegate from Pennsylvania and Mr. Eicher i3 an alternate. Mr. Hudson is one of the right hand men to the officials of the Standard Steel Car compiny of this city. FOURTH AT COUNTRY HOME. F. R. Seha.if. county central chairman with his wife, spent the Fourth at his rretty cottage at Pine Lakp, LaPorte, where he has one of thr finest places on the lake. Mr. Sehaaf was recently elected p. member of the Coutry Club at that place, its aristocratic organization, and is lsarning to foozle splendidly. RACK FROM SOUTH AMERICA. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Church, of Lima, Peru. S. A., are expected back from that country pomo time this month and after visiting friends in New York, are expected in Hammond. Mr. Church is consulting engineer of the U. S. Metals refinery and is well known here. Mrs Church was formerly Miss Florence Albe and is a sister of L. L. Bomberger and Mrs. C. L. Surprise. GUESTS FROM DETROIT. Mr. and Mrs. Kramer and children of Detroit. Mich., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Giles ..Warner of Carroll aVVcv for the past few days. LEAVE TODAY FOR THE EAST. Mrs. Morris Dobson and children left this morning fnr the Fast where they will spend several weeks at Far Rock away beach. They will stop at Niagara Falls. Buffalo and Syracuse. N. Y., for several rays' visit, while in New York one of the children will undergo an operation for her eye. THE TIMES

DRIED APPLE CAKE. Soak a cup and a half dried or evaporated apples over night in cold water, then stew soft the day before using in a half cupful of molasses. Cream together one cup sugar and half cup butter. Add twothirds of a cup of sour milk, then the apples. And next two well beaten eggs, a teaspoonful cloves, two teaspoonfuls cinnamon, a grating of nutmeg and three cupfuis flour sifted three times over with a half teaspoonful soda. Mix thoroughly, using the hands. Have ready one cupful seeded raisins, two-thirds cupful currants and a little shredded citron. A few finely chopped butternut or hickory nut meats are an addition. Put a layer of the batter in a paper lined cake tin, then sprinkle in some of the fruit and nut mixture. Follow with the dough, then more fruit, and so on, having the batter at the top. Bake in a Blow bread oven, covering the cake with a buttered paper if inclined to brown too fast on top.

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CROSSES THE LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Seeley and Mr. and Mrs. Hastings and two daughters left for Benton Harbor by boat Fridayevening and spent the holidays with Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Rexstraw of that city. WILL MOVE FROM HAMMOND. Mrs. T. E. Wilson and daughter, Marjorie, expect to leave Hammond this week for California, where they will make their home in the future. Mr. Wilson left Hammond a few weeks ago to make the final arrangements. Mrs. Wilson is a sister of Mrs. W. G. Paxton of this city and has made her home on Williams street for the past year. DRIVE TO CEDAR LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Paxton and daughter, Carolyn, Mrs. T. E. Wilson and daughter, Marjorie, Mrs. Emma Cosgrove and Miss Grace Stolley drove to Cedar Lake Saturday in Paxton's machine and spent the day. ENTERTAINS CHICAGO FRIENDS. Miss K. G. Rellley entertained a few friends from Hammond and Chicago at a 6 o'clock dinner Saturday evening at her home In South Hohman street. Among the guests were Misses Jennie Sheffield, Dorothy Eschenbach and Joellet Perkins; Messrs. Harry K. White. Pierce, Thompson and Jenkins.

HAS GUESTS OVER THE FOURTH. Mrs. M. J. Lobodzinskl entertained the following guests from out of town at her home in West Hammond, over the Fourth: Mrs. L. Domrzalski. Mr. and Mrs. Domrzalski and Frank Wrzeienskl of Chicago, J. Ostrowski and T. Lobodzinskl and son, of Hawthorne, HI. BOB JENNINGS IS BACK. "Bob" Jennings, former drug clerk in Bicknell's store, who went to exas several months ago. blew into Hammond last Saturday night, much to the surprise and pleasure of his many friends in Hammond and is again working at Ficknell's pharmacy. The genial druggist will in all probability drive his stakes into Hammond ground after a long visit in the south ern states. H? came here from so':."..ern Louisiana. NEW HOY AT RO'iKKR'S, A new baby boy arrived this morning at the home o Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrer on Rut1: street and the stork gives his w igtit at eleven pounds. Mrs. Rohrer is doing very nicely. Mr. Rohrer, '"-uo is secretary of the F. S. Retz .nufacturing company, is receiving tlie congratulations of his friends on his quick recovery when he received the news. WILL MEET TONIGHT. The Knights Templars will meet to night to confer the illustrious order of the Red Cross on all members present. LEAVES ON A BUSINESS TRIP. Otto Klemperer, manager of the Lion Store's furniture department, went to Grand Rapids, Mich., last night on business for the company. WILL HOLD PICNIC. The First German Evangelical church will hold its annual picnic at Douglas Park on the north side. The congregation of this church is from Whiting. RETURN FROM PLEASANT VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McEwen, 145 Carroll street, returned this morning with her tivo daughters, from a pleasant over-Sunday outing spent with relatives in Peoria, 111. VIITING FRIENDS HERE. Mrs. Herman Hockelberg and daughter Lydia, and son George, arrived in Hammond yesterday over the Wabash railroad, from Cliffride Park. O.. to visit relatives here and in Crown Point for two months. Mr. Hockelberg, known all over Lake county as the big drum major, expects to join them later for a short time. VISITED AT COLUMBIA LODGE. Messrs. Frank and Charles? Williams and families returned yesterday from Cumberland Lodge, where they spent the Fourth of July as the guests of friends. RETURNS FROM Ol TING. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wolf and children Phillip Mossier and Helen Wolf. Miami Mrs. Karl Kaufman and son, Al fred. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faher and guests, Mrs. Fred Jackson and Mrs Fred Newmark and son Julian, have re turned from a pleasant few days out ing at Cedar Lake. RETURNS HOME. Mrs. Sangers returned to her home in Lowell this morning after visiting l.er daughter, Mrs. Samuel A. Bell, of South Hohman street for a few days. Master Cyril Bell accompanied her homo for a few weeks' visit. AID SOCIETY NOTICE. The Ladles' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. F. N. HIckok and COOK BOOK paste It In m Muk book or on 7m elrd

Mrs. Floyd Irish as hostesses. A good attendance Is desired. GOES TO CANADA. Miss Theresa Dorsey of West State street left today for points In Canada where she will spend a month's vacation visiting relatives and friends. LEAVES ON VACATION. Roscoe Hemstock left Saturday for Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich., and points in Canada where he will spend a few

weeks' vacation visiting friends and relatvies. VISITING IN CANADA. Gordon Woodman has gone to Montreal, Can., and other points surrounding, to tpend his vacation with relatives and friends. VISITS IN VIRGINIA. Miss Florence Henry has gone to Huntington, West Ya., to spend a few weeks vacation with relatives and friends. GAVE A PLEASANT PARTY. Master Earl C. Frike entertained a party of guests at a party on his birthday, July 4, from 2 until ." p. m., at the home of his parents, 423 Michigan avenue. The day was spent in games and amusements. A pretty 5 course dinner was served at 4 o'clock amidst pretty red, white and blue table decorations. Many pretty and valuable presents were showered upon little Earl. A most interesting decoration at the dinning table was a large rake frosted in red, white and blue, with the name of Earl in large letters. Three candles of red, white and blue burning brightly amongst the flags upon it. The little guests present were: Masters Enald Wangenman, Julius Wanenman, Kuth Pollier, Karl Polzin; Misses Margarrite Steineck, Luceble Steineck, Mildred Lucht, Bernice Pollier, Myrtle Fricke. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Wm. Luch, Mrs. Mangenman, Mrs. Walter Porlier, Mrs. W. Fricke, Mrs. E. E. Fricke, Miss Rose Ringe of Chicago Briefs. Miss Florence FVhea and Louis Eder attended the White City in Chicago on Saturday evening. Merle Campbell and George Wall spent Satu-iay visiting in Chicago. M'-'o Harriet Crumpacker and Clarice Scott attended the theater in Chicago Saturday evening. Miss Maud Shea and Mat Kolb were Visitors at the White City in Chicago Saturday evening. Miss Kate Emery was the guest of friends in Chicago Saturday afternoon and in the evening visited the White City. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hemhroff saw "aid in Full" at the Grand in Chi cago Saturday evening. Miss Genevieve Hastings was the guest of friends at the theater in Chi cago Saturday evening. Mrs. Mattie Bonney was the guest of relatives in Chicago over Sunday. Mrs. Olive Purdy visited friends in Chicago Saturday. Miss Georgia De Weese of Rimbach avenue has gone to Lima, O., to be the guest of relatives for a few weeks. Raymond Zoll and Walter Kennedy were Chicago visitors Saturday evening. S. Guerner attended the White City in Chicago Sunday. Misses Lillie Porch and Alice Bump attended the theater in Chicago Saturday. Misses Nellie Fowler, Carrie B'.osser and Edna Stauffer attended the theater in Chicago Saturday. Misses Elizabeth and Sadie Swanton were the guests of friends in Chicago Saturday and attended the theater. "Miss Frieda Otto is spending the day visiting in Chicago. Mrs. M. Louisa. oods has been the guest of relatives in Valparaiso the past few days. Miss Esther Dralmond has returned from a few weeks' visit with relatives land friends in Cleveland, O. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lavene and son Clayton and Miss Blanche Orcutt were tlie guests of relatives in Frankfort Ind.. over the Fourth. Dr. Lena P.. Watson spent Sunday at Lincoln park in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Learning and son. Perry, were the guest of relatives in Frankfort, Ind., Saturday and Sun day. Miss Edith Long was the guest of friends in Chicago Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and little daughter, Mildred, have gone to Lowell to spend a few weeks' vacation with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Marchant and children visited with friends in Monon, Inl., over the Fourth. Miss Josephine Hauber was the guest of friends in Toleston over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Reinlein of Wood lawn were the guests of Mrs. Reinlfln's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jaeger, of State Line street, yester day. Aiiss i linen oi ireencastle, ind., is the guest of Miss Margaret Carroll at her home in Oakley avenue for several days. Mrs. Birdie Eastwood spent the Fourth with relatives in Chesterton, Ind. Miss Rose Yankle spent the Fourth with friends in Milwaukee. Miss Marie Hansen returned to her home in Crown Point today after visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Hansen, of Rimbach avenue, over Sunday. Miss Elsie Franks has returned from a few days' visit with friends in Kankakee. 111. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cormany and daughter. Lois, of Englewood, spent Sunday in Hammond the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krinbill, of Rimbach avenue. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Weaver have returned from Kankakee, 111., where they spent Sunday with friends. ( Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller have returned from a few days' visit with friends in Danville, 111. Abe Cohn. of Chicago spent Saturday

READY FORJflMTIll Situation in Democratic Camp Before the Opening of the Big Show. Denver, Colo., July 6. The situation in the democratic camp on the day before the opening of the national convention was as follows: President W. J. Bryan practically sole remaining entrant in race for presidential nomination, as managers of John A. Johnson of Minnesota prepared to withdraw his name and Gray managers declared they would follow suit.

Vloe President Martin W. Littleton of New York jumped to the force as the New York selection for second place, as the Gaynor boom collapsed in a wave of antagonism based on religious reason, while Gray sentiment, backed by Bryan indorsement, threatened to overthrow the New York strength. Guffey-Bryan Row Pennsylvania is anxiously awaiting the reply of W. J. Bryan to Guffey s accusation of falsehood, hypocricy. ingratitude and blackguardism, while the tiff between the candidate and the boss threatened to split the solid Bryanites at the last minute. Injunction Plank Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, and John Mitchell, former head of the United Mine Workers, reached here to pr en their fight for the Gompers an Li-injunction plank to be presented, lo the resolutions committee. Platforn Draft Mayor Brown dispatched from Lincoln by Bryan with draft of platform, declared by Bryan to - he in general tenor like the Nebraska platform, and was exDected here today. Illinois Contests "Bobby" Burke and contesting delegates prepared to go before the national committee today in their own seats in the convention on the temporary roll, and contest will be presented before the credentials committee tomorrow. Crowds The throngs of convention visitors continued to fill Denver todav. There were already 30,000 strangers In tlie city before any new ones arrived today. Over 20,000 reached the convention. and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dobson of Hammond. Mrs. Hoover has returned to Ham mond after a few weeks' visit with friends in Benton Harbor, Mich. Wilbur Riggs of Englewood spent Sunday with friends in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spreenberg and daughters, Anna and Emma of South Chicago were the guests of the Misses Eschenbach at their home in State street vesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stommel of Dyer spent Sunday with friends in Hammond. Will Maginot was the guest of friends in St. John over Sundav. Mrs. George Raymus is spending the dav in Dyer visiting friends and rela tives. Miss Elizabeth Webber went to Cedar Lake this morning to spend the day with relatives and friends. Mrs. Thomas Brennan Is spending the clay with her mother, Mrs. Swift, in Englewood. Mrs. S. P. Wiley is among the Hammond ladies in Chicago today. A'.lie Waltz visited friends in Chicago Saturday evening. Misses Leah Shroyer and Beryl Eastwood visited Chicago parks Saturday. Miss Mae Schulte was the guest of returned from a few daj-s' visit with relatives In Michigan City. John Pepperdine of Chicago was the guest of relatives in this city over1 Sunday. Miss Pearl Holton of East Chicago has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Post of Rimbach avenue for the past few days. M. Dobson, Mat Boney. W. J. McAleer and John Gavit attended the Pullman races Saturday. Misses Bertha Stevens and Grace Vermett spent Saturday and Sunday at Cedar Lake. Attorney J. H. Conroy and son. Elliott, visited friends in Hobart. Ind.. yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Othelia Johnson of Russell street, over Sunday. George Raymus of Rimbach avenue has gone to Waukesiia, Ind., for a week's visit with friends. Attorney J. H. Conroy and son, Elliott, visited at Rlverview park in Chicago Saturday evening. Miss Minnie Austgen of Chicago has been the guest of her mother, Mrs. Katharine Austgen. of Sibley street, the past few days. Anthony Schmal of St John visited Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schmal of Sibley street Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Jourdaln of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. aKtherine Austgen of Sibley street over Sunday. Mrs. Dave Hlrsch and Miss Cohn are visiting friends in Chicago today. G. E. Nease returned to Hammond this morning after spending the rast week-end in Chicago. Mrs. Cookingham returned to Hammond this morning after a few days' visit with friends in Oak Park, III. Mrs. Mark A. Palmer is quite ill at her home, 51S ruman avenue, with tonsilitis. M. P. Ludwig and Miss lone Hunt were the guests of friends in Lafayette and Frankfort over the Fourth of July, returning to Hammond last night. Roscoe E. Woods spent the Fourth as the guest of friends in Luddington, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. H. Green were visitors at Cedar Lake over the Fourth. Harry Hilbrlch and Leo Knoezer spent Saturday at Rlverview park in Chicago. R. B. McAleer left today for Sault

Ste. Marie to be gone for a few weeks' visit. Lloyd Parsons and Edgar Bridge spent the past week-end with friends at Saugautuck, Mich. Hal Covert has gone to Ionia, Mich., to spend a week's vacation with relatives and friends. James Avery spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Benton Harbor, Mich. Ed McMahon has been the guest of his relatives in Cleveland, O., the past few days. Miss Frances Lundt was the guest of her relatives in East Chicago Saturday. Gilbert C.ippinger of Indianapolis came Friday evening to remain over Sunday wit a friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Post of Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Post of Rimbach avenue, Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Swift and Mrs. Swift of Englewood were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan and family of Kimbach avenue over the Fo u rth. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summers visited one ol the amusement parsk in Chicago Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lyons attended the ball game in Chicago Saturday afternoon. Miss Lillian Smith and Richard Bishop were visitors in Chicago the Fourth. Miss Ferrol Dlckover and Will Whitaker attended the White City in Chicago the Fourth. Misses Sui-an and Lillie Hilbrach were the gjests of friends in Chicago Saturday arc! visited one of the amusement parks.

Mrs. F. J. Eberle and children were the guests of friends in St. John over Sunday. Miss Anna Nyhoff and Wilbur Rlggs spent Sunday at Lincoln park in Chi cago. Henry Sartorius and Earl Kingsland spent Sunday visiting in Chicago. Misses Arlie and Edna Tieche have friends in Chicago yesterday. Misses Emma and Linda Kunert and Carrie Gru?zka have returned from Milwaukee, where they spent the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Yankle were visitors in Chicago Heights during the past week end. Miss P.amsey of Chicago was in Hammond today on business. Miss DuPraw has returned to her home in Chicago after visiting Miss Nyhoff of Sibley street for a few days. Charles Felnian returned from Lowell, Ind., this morning where he has been the guest of relatives. Miss Margaret Ruell of Chicago spent Sunady with friends in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nyhoff were the guests of relatives in Kankakee, III., over S inday. Miss SteKa Coleman of Cedar Lake, has been the guest of friends in Hammond for a few days. Raymond Sohl visited in Chicago Sunday. Frank Eschenbach spent Sunday with friends in Chicago. Ed McFadden has returned from a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Potter of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Helen Carson returned to her home in Kentland. Ind.. last evening after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. 1). L. Carlan of Douglas avenue. Miss Liz:;Ie Martin spent Sunday with friends in Chicago. H. L. M Her of East Chicago spent the Fourth with friends In Hammond. Miss Ma -y Krost is ill at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Krost, of Doty street. Miss Anna Morrlssey of Chicago was the guest of Miss Mae Powers at her home in Clinton street. G. Stolley was the guest of friends In oleston yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Powers and family, of Clinton street, spent Saturday and Sunday near Hartsdale. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Woodman and family spent the fourth near Snyder, Ind.. fishing. Mis.s Jernie Martin of Chicago -was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Martin, over Sunday. Ed Dunnigan of Columbus, O., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. L Carlan of Douglas avenue for several days. Misses Mable F.erthoM nml Martha P.orchart. Messrs. Ray Flannigan and Martin Xondorf spent Sunday visiting In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson of Englewood and Miss Rose Ringe of Hyde Park were guests at the horn of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Frick, over July 4th. Mrs. McGarry of Chicago is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Garry of South Hohman street. MissAlma Cochran returned to her home in Crown Point after a short visit with Hammond friends. Paul Selzer of South Bend was in Hammond today on business. George B. Shearer is in Crown Point today on business. Mrs. O. W. Harding Is reported to be quite ill at her home in Ann street. Misses Celia and Martha LobodzinkI of Hawthorne, 111., have returned to their home after visiting Mrs. M. J. Lobodz'.nski and family of West Hammond. Miss Hazel Kingwill is ill at the home of Mr. an 1 Mrs. O. W. Harding in Ann street. Mrs. John M. Stlnson and children remained in Holland. Mich.. for a week's visit w'th Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huntly. Mr. Stlnson returned home last evening nfter having spent the Fourth there. BulorH In picking up. People are comlnK back to tovrn. Should yon not krep your "rooms and houses to rent" before the pub lie! advertise on pagre 7 In our want "ads."

NEW ASSISTANT AT ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH. Bishop Alerdlng- Aslgn New Priest

Who Will Assist Father Plaster. Rev. Anton Badina, the new assistant at St. Joseph's church, successor to Rev. Bruno Soentgen, offiicated for the first time in St. Joseph's church and manv of the congregation turned out to see and hear the young man. Father Badina was ordained on June 14 at St. Minrad in Indiana, was immediately assigned to Hammond bv Bishop Alerdlng. Father Badin.-x was ordained in Alsaace. Germany, but he made all of his studies in this country. He said low mass yesterdav morning and preached an English sermon in high mass. The parishioners expressed themselves as highly pleased with the new assistant to Father Plaster. LOOK FOR 10-YEAR-OLD BOY. The police this morning received a message from the chief of police at Huntington In which they were requested to look out for a 10-year-old boy by the name of Redinger, who ran away with a boy by the name of Engleman. Should he bo found the Huntington police desire to be notified. GLASS WINDOW BROKEN. A plate glass window was broken in the saloon of August Newman on State street at 4 o'clock this morning. An officer on his beat heard the sound of breaking glass and hurried tlie scene, but no one was to be found in the vicinity. Newman thinks it was the work of some one who wanted to get even with him. Articles of Incorporation. Articles of Incorporation have been filed at the office of the Secretary of State for the following companies: Lowe & Milan, Worthington; capital, $10,000; to buy and sell merchandise; incorporators, Arthur Lowe, May Lowe, Abraham Milam and Avis Milam. Jones-Stevens Company, Greencastle; capital, $6,000; to operate a drug store; incorporators, William W. Jones, Lewis M. Stevens and Elizabeth W. Jones. Garden City hand Company of 1111nios; capital, $100,000, $10,000 in Indiana. Indiana office at Gary. A. C. Borman, agent. Home Exposition Company. South Bend; capital, $10,000: to give dramatic performances; directors, Abe Livingston. Fred L. Dennis, John C. Barrett, John A. Swygart and Horace M. Kauffman. Symons Dump Wagon Works. Sheridan; capital, $50,000; directors, William M. Symons. John M. Thistlewaite and Josiah E. Symons. Professional Superiority. The radical type of golf enthusiast is exemplified in the retort of a St. Andrews caddie to the university professor: "Onybody can teach a wheen loons Latin and Greek, but gowf, ye see, gowf reo"irr - held."

POLICE COURT NEWS.

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FIBE DOES DAMAGE IN THE SUM OF $150. Cans, of Michigan Avenue Blase I.a.f Saturday Is N.rt Known to Police. Fire broke out last Saturday evening about 6 o'clock in the barn of Oscar Peterson. SSI Michigan avenue, causing a damage of about 1150. The cause of the fire is unknown. Fire departments No. 1 anci g re sponded to the call which was turned m only after tl.e fire had made con. siderable headway.

lesieniay evening about 3 vwv broke out in the Standard Steel car dis trict, age. easing about fifty dollars damAn over-heated stove in the kitchen of Llurey Mureyn, on Mor.ton avenue, caused the fire. Owing to the prompt arrival of company No. 4. the flames were checked before they could make any headway. Company No. 1 also responded to the call, but did not have to finish the run, owing to the prompt action of No. 4. The place where the fire broke out in the Standard Steel car district is ia the rear of Mureyn's saloon. NEW ARRIVALS AT LOCAL FIRE STATIONS. Proud Firc-FIghtcrs Rejoicing In Additions to Their ILuppy Families. Fire stations No. 1 and No. 4 reported two new arrivals in two families of the respective station. A fifteen-pound boy came to the home of Joseph Platzke of station No. 1. to take his fathers place when the latter is put on the pension list. A healthy little girl arrived yesterday at the home of Charles Rabenhorst of station No. 4. The boys in No. 4 are looking for ward toward a wedding invitation frora Platzke jr., and Mis.s Rabenhorst. TOWLE STREET IS TO BE MACADAMIZED. Board of Public Works Adopts Resolution to Thnt Effect Today. Towle street is to be macadamized, the board of public works having adopted a resolution this morning at its regular session. The plan."? and specifications have already been prepared for the pavement. The petition for the Indiana avenue sidewalk was placed on file and the city engineer instructed to draw up plana and specfiicatlon for the same. The Indiana boulevard sidewalks was taken under advisement until July 13. The plans and specifications for the South Hohman street pavement were taken under advisement until next Wednesday. The contract between the board and Contractor A. G. Hudson for the building of the Harrison park building was ratified. A Real One. My Uncle Hiram," remarked littla Benny, "says the only yeller peril ho has any dread of is the newsboy what always wakes him up at six o'clock reg'ler, an' spiles his mornin' nap." BBS SERVICES makes it a desirable place to keep a bank for all the people rich and 322 147 S. Hohman St.