Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 17, Hammond, Lake County, 8 July 1908 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Wednesdav, Julv 8. 1903.
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY "
soon the
CROWN POINT NEWS
Meet In Adjourned Session. The town board met for the adjourned session last night and issued orders for more concrete street walks to be built. The South Main street curb was accepted by the board, as was the work of Abe Smith on the sewer connections for the several streets in town. The usual number of bills were passed upon and ordered paid.
rep-
in the
Emigrants Go Through. Several carloads of emigrants
resenting- about every nationality the u-nrlil iwsspd through here on
Krie road this morning. Th tmln load seemed t be above
the average in intelligence, and no doubt three or four years in this country will make them desirable citizens. They were bound for the great northwest as workers on the great farms there. Although being in this country but a few clays, they were able to
make themselves understood in language, which speaks will for intelligence.
be set to promoter,
Gifford,
as his intention to push the
our their
large gang
and Mr,
it out
work until its completion into Gary. Work is received here from New York state announcing the death of Charley Pratt, once a well known citizzen of Lowell. At the regular meeting of the town board of Lowell Monday night the board was reorganized by making A. S. Hull the newly appointed member, its president. Among other business transacted at the meeting, a motion made by Carsten prevailed that M. O. Wiley, who some time ago purchased the Lowell electric light and water plant and the real estate on which it stands, be notified that the town considers that his rights under the contract are forfeited by reason of his failure to comply with the terms of said contract. Mr. Wiley will be asked to redeed to the town the real estate redeeded to him at the time of the transaction. This means that the $20,000 electric light and water plant to be
built by Mr. Wiley has gone a inering, a fact to be very mu g retted.
GARY NEWS
Enjoy Fishing Party. A fishing party, composed of Attorney Franklin T. Fetterer, Sam Soglovitz, and Dr. H. Powell of Valparaiso, went fishing Tuesday night at Walnut lake near Valparaiso and returned with three black bass. The party went to the lake in Dr. Powell's automobile and were there only a little over three hours. One of the bass brought back from the lake was weighed at Sax & Savages' cigar store, and it was found to have weighed over three pounds.
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Masons Meet Tonight.
Tko At.is.-ins will confer the Fellow- i
crafts degree upon two candidates at their lodge room' tonight. The lodge is in a most flourishing condition, having added many new members to its ranks during the last three years, and having many vrospeotive candidates on the way.
Elmo Mann To Be Manager. The Blatz Brewing Company of Chicago, has been having a troublesome time in getting a manager for their new buffet and hotel, on the corner of Main and Joliet streots. John Rudolph, who had been engaged to manage the hostelry, threw down the reins the first part of the week, owing to a disagreement with the brewing reople. and Mann, their first love, who had been engaged by them to manage their interests here, but who quit on account of a disagreement, has again got brick into the harness and it is said will have control of the new business. Mr. Mann commenced moving his belongings there yesterday.
Waives Preliminary Hearing. Attorney H. F. MeCracken, who appears for the alleged murderer. Mulligan, lias waived a preliminary hearing and will he tried in the superior court. MeCracken says that he will clear his man as the stabbing was purely accidental.
Giving Good Shows. The leagon Theater company, who have been exhibiting under canvass on Kast Street, immediately west of the Fancher residence, are playing to crowded houses and giving a good show at popular prices. They are in town for a week's performance.
Mrs. Shephard and daughter of Den
ver, Colo., and Mrs. i-nepnara ana daughhter of Aurora, 111., are making a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Black and family of South Court street. It is said that Mr. Eltlng will make many new improvements on the property on Main street he recently purchased from George Fisher. Fishing around here does not seem to be very profitable lately, the streams and lakes refusing to give up their
finny denizens. Dan Steeb and Peter EKing probably hold the record for the season in catching the largest fish out of Fancher lake, and the Kankakee river respectively. John Phelps and- wife returned to Water .Valley yesterday after visiting relatives here for some time. The concrete walk contractors are Still busy as bees laying walks in the different parts of town. This year will prove a record breaker in the building of concrete walks. A brother of Gottlieb Rartholomae is making him a visit from Chicago, coming out in his Ford touring car.
M. E. Dinwiddle, transacted business terda y. Miss Koupa! has
the abstracter, in Hammond yes-
resumed her stu
dies at the Metropolitan Business College of Englewood. for the summer season. The firemen are getting in good practice for the tournament Aug. 1. and will make a showing then. Contractor McWayne returned last evening from a business trip to Chicago. Mrs. Merrill will leave Saturday to attend the convention of the W. C. T. U. which will be held at that resort. Attorney Frank B. Pattee transacted legal business in Hammond yesterday. w'ill Tuttle visited with Hammond .friends last eevning. Will Knoff transacted business In Chicago yesterday. Every available team in town is being used on the gravel road improvements. Mrs. Peter Geisen and daughter, visited in Chicago yesterday. Miss Thomas visited with Griffth friends yesterday. Julian Youehe transacted business in Hammond and Gary yesterday. Victor Dyer of Hammond visited with Crown Point friends last evening.
LANSING. Rev. Swart preached in the Dutch Reform church Sunday afternoon. The annual Sunday school picnic of the Reformed church was a grand success. A larger crowd attended than ever before. Attorney D. E. Boone of Hammond, gave a masterly address, and many said that to hear him more than paid them for coming. The races and various other games proved interesting, while the music furnished by the Tanis orchestra and the I. & I. State Line band, was excellent. RevV. Bwart and family of Roseland spent the week end here with relat ives.
Mrs. Menhaues of Chicago wa3 the guest of Miss Grace Torin over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. De Rinter of South Holland visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swart Sun da 3'. Mrs. I. DeVoung of Roseland visited here Sunday. William Van Steenberg and family was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. George Doustra over the Fourth. Rev. and Mrs. Doustra of Gona, 111., are spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Doustra. Mr. and Mrs. William VanWelden of picnic here on the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Ramshorst and son John, were Roseland visitors on the Fourth. H. Van Ramshorst and family visited In Roseland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vandenberg and family were visitors in Cedar Lake yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Zacharlas of Blue Tsland were visitors in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Pansen of Roseland
spent the Fourth here.
Miss Martha Zech of Thornton visited
her parents here Sunday. A number of Lansing people attend
ed the celebrations at Thornton and
Harvry the Fourth.
Miss Meta F.usack of Chicago spent
the week end with relatives here.
Miss Anna Baker of Roseland, at
tended the Fourth of July picnic given
by the Reformed church.
Miss Lizzie Gaden of Chicago spent
the week end here with her parents
Miss Mary Lanls of Roseland spent
the Fourth in this village.
A party of young people from Lansing and Oak Glen attended the picnic
given at St. John ,on the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Hallier entertained rela fives from Chicago Saturday and Sun day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. proud parents of a
the Fourth.
Miss Eva Casey of Chicago spent the
week end with relatives here.
Miss Mary Murry of Morris, 111., vis
ited friends here over Saturday and
Sunday.
Cornell Int Hout of Chicago spent
the week end with his parents here
Charles Van Steenberg of Chicago
spent the week end here with his par ents. Irving Labhart of Harvey was a vis ltor here yesterday.
Misses Cora and Lulu Ward visited
in Thornton over the Fourth. Miss Minnie Kaske of Munster, vis ited here yesterday.
George Van Steenbery of Gary visiter in Lansing over Saturday and Sunday. Miss Marie Dekker visited in Lansing for the week e,nd. Arthur Myers of Harvey visited In Lansing yesterday.
The Chicago Bloomer Girls's team from Chicago, a baseball team composed of girls, will cross bats with the Gary Cubs at the latter's grounds next
Sunday. The game will no croubt attract a great crowd, as the girls are
always a great attraction throughout
the country.
Cannon of this city has a short visit with friends
at her former home at
! turned to their home In Roseland after
visiting Mrs. Van Iichtern's mother, Mrs. John KIkkert, for several days.
Mrs. F. Sheringer and children of
Blue Island are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Kraay for a few days.
Miss Minnie Kaske spent Saturday
at the home of Miss Eugenia Knotts in Hammond.
Miss Eva Casey of Chicago visiter
here Saturday.
E. Marsh of Hammond Is here on
business today.
Charles Ball of Cleveland. O., is here
for a short time on business.
William Krooswyk and Ernest
Stalibohm spent a pleasant day in St. John Saturdav.
Thomas Schmidt has returned to his
home here after visiting friends in
Chicago for several weeks.
Mrs. H. F. Kaske and Miss Erna
Kaske visited in Hammond yesterday
afternoon.
Miss i ena Schreiber visited her sis
ter Mrs. Vern Summers, of Hammond
Saturday.
Walter Schreiber, who has been trav
eling in the East for several weeks,
to his home in Saxony last He reports having had a
trip.
Miss Nettie returned from and relatives
Andrews, Ind.
Fred E. Walton, the Presbyterian
minister, who has been filling the pulpit since Rev. Frederick H. Hamilton left it, has returned to his home in
New York.
P. A. Summers of Toledo, O., was In
Gary yesterday on business.
Attorney John Gavlt of Hammond,
was in Gary yesterday on business.
John Peterson and Gus Colles of Chi
cago, who are in the rruit and ice
cream business in that city, were in
Garv yesterday with a view of secur
ing a location and opening up a store
In Gary In the near future.
Mrs. J. Kennedy of Washington, D
C, has come to Gary with the idea of
opening up a dressmaking parlor in
this citv.
George Bick of Hammond, was In
Gary yesterday morning on business.
Flanigan are tht
baby girl, horn on
returned Friday.
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Organize Whiting Owls. The organizing of the Whiting Owls
has been completed by H. S. Whited and James Nelson, who have been in Whiting for the past three weeks for
that purpose.
The meeting, which was held in
Kollar's hall Monday night, was very successful and much enthusiasm was shown by the new members.
The officers, which were elected at
the previous meeting were installed, they being as follows:
First Fast President H. H. Schrage. President George W. Jones. Vice President Robert Crow. Invocator William Hickey. Secretary Tom Mathews. Treasurer C. A. Heilwig. Warden Ed Ward. Sentinel William App. Trustees H. H. Schrage, George W.
Jones and William A. Hickev.
At the close of the meeting a ban
quet was held which was fully en-
Joyed by the Whiting members and several who were in attendance from
Indiana Harbor and Garv.
BLACK OAK.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Scheldt spent
Monday in Hammond.
Mrs. Charles Strauch was a Hessville
visitor Monday. Dock Beck returned to Chicago Mon day after a few days' visit here. Frank Costic spent Monday In Ham mond.
Misses Christina Day and Lorine
Shay spent Monday in Hammond. Several from here attended the fu
neral of Charles Stuart at Hessville
Monday.
LOWELL.
M. R. Williamsson. who works at the
Dinwiddle elevator is taking a week's ! Harbor.
vacation and with his son will enjoy a visit with Wells county, Indiana relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dinwiddle received word Tuesday from Jaunita. Nebraska, that their brother-in-law, John Van Houton. had been stricken with apoplexy and was not expected to live. Mr. and Mrs. Dinwiddle left for Jaunita on the first train. Mr. VanHouton is known by a large number of Like county people. Mrs. D. C. Breman and daughter. May. are enjoying a week's visit with Chicago relatives. , A large new general merchandise
store is being erected at the new town i jundred
or tieisnaw, tnree miles southwest of Lowell. After a delay of over a year, work has been begun again on the Gifford railroad, six miles east of Lowell. A
CLARK STATION. Quite a number of young folks of this place attended the ball game at Indiana Harbor, the Fourth.. F. Behn spent the day here on business. B. Snyder of the Wapakoneta camp is spending a few days in South Chicago. W. Osterman spent the day attending to business matters in Indiana
ROBERTSDALE.
The many friends here of Mrs. Buehl
will be very sorry to hear of her death
which occurred after a long and seri
ous illness at her home in Pennsyl
vama. Mrs. tsuehl was ror many years
a resident or Kobertsrtale and was loved and respected by all who knew
her. She has a host of friends here who extend their heartfelt sympathy
to the sorrowing husband and children.
Rev. W. B. Rilling, the presiding el
der of Naperville district, will conduct the first quarterly conference meeting of the year at the Evangelical church, Friday evening. July 10, and Sunday, July 12 he win deliver both
morning and evening sermons at the
church. This is Rev,. Rilllng's first
visit here, having been appointed at
the last conference in Naperville. All are welcome to these services. Mrs. William Dunn, Mrs. Stein and
daughter Miss Mary, were Chicago vis
itors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Johri Ehahn of Roberts .avenue are entertaining the latter's father and cousin, Mrs. Lynch of Arkansas for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schoider and children returned home Sunday from Cleveland. O. They were obliged to return rmieh sooner than they expected owing to the serious illness of Mrs. Schoider. John Blaul jr.. was a San SoucI vis
itor last evening. Miss Mary Stein of Roberts avenue is entertaining her mother from Carey, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Cool, Mr. and Mrs. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Landon were the g-uerf! of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggers at their home in Roberts avenue Sunday. Oilier Forsyth of Chicago was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Roberts avenue Sunday. Miss Violet Nicholson left yesterday for Oak Park, where she will spend a week the guest of Miss Haller. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holmes are enter
taining the former's father, C. -'O. Holmes of Chicago, at their home in Harrison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Timm and children spent the fore part of the v.-eek visiting friends in Danville, 111. Misses Mable and Eva Sharpe of Bourbon. Ind., are spending a few days here visiting their father and friends. Erick Lund of Hammond was a business visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mizo of Woodlawn were the guests of the latter's sisters, Mesdames Roberts and Mizo yesterday. P. Kennan and Will Quinn of East Chicago were Robertsdale visitors yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ltngham
after spending several days their daughter. Mrs. William Eau Claire. Wis.
DYER. Nick Schaefer of Schererville trans acted buslenss here Monday.
Monday ground was broken for the
new addition to be built onto the Cath olic school house.
J. Roland from Maynard, was here
yesterday on business.
It is nothing uncommon arter a
heavy rainfall to see many rain or
earth worms, but to see the hobos by
the dozen, as was the case here yester
day, is something entirely out of place
Next Sunday the Dyer ball team will play the Chicago Heights boys on the
home grounds.
Dyer was treated to a heavy down
pour of rain Monday evening, accom
panied by a high wind which broke
down several trees. The ram in Itself was a blessing or as one man remarked
"It is raining potatoes."
MERRILL VILLE.
Pettieord and Gib Bullock
were business visitors to
Attorney of Hobart, day.
Louie Hartman is in Chicago today Floyd Pierce, who suffered the frac
ture of a knee cap about a month ago
is now able to be around on crutches.
E. Walters is having a cement floor laid in ills barn, all on account of the
new automobile.
The Krelter gravel road "was let Monday for 2."00. This is the fourth
road to be built in Ross township this
year.
$100 Reward, $100.
win be at least
The readers of this paper pleased to learn that there is
one areaoea disease mat science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarh Cure is the only positive curu 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 mucous surfaces of the sytern. thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its
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returned visiting
Scott of
MUNSTER.
The Misses Minnie and Alvina Kutz-
baeh spent the Fourth in Michigan City. Mr. Schultz transacted business in Toleston yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Molenaar jr., and
children took an outing to Lincoln
Park last Saturday.
Charles Dietrich visited In St. John
the Fourth.
C. S. Brown and Mr. McDonald of
Whiting visited the Misses Kutzbach
Sunday.
Ernest Bachman and Miss Anna P.achmar. of Saxony were visitors here last Sunday evening. Misss Minnie Linscup returned to her home in 'W est Pullman today, after spending a two month's vacation with the Munsters. . Mr. and Mrs. N. Van Nlclitern je-
MONON.
Mrs. Harvey Lister of Lafayette
came Monday for a short visit.
Brook Fuller, who has been caaking
at Delphi, came home to accept a Job
on the extra gang.
W. J. Kinkle, who was slightly in
jured in the wreck at Lowell Sunday
Is improving.
Mrs. Scott Johnson of Morris, 111
visiting relatives here.
The news agency has changed hands
again. A. L. Clark sold it to A. M
Holmes.
W. A. McPherson has purchased th
block owned by Mr. Brown of Lafay
ette, and is remodeling It and gettin
it ready to move his bakery into it.
WHITING NEWS
been hanging around town for a couple of days, dropped Into the rear of Stocker's saloon on Main street and stole a pair of trousers and a suit of underwear belonging to George Stocker. The fellow must have gotten out of town very quickly as all efforts to capture him were in vain.
Fortnightly Club Program. The program committee of the Fort
nightly club, consisting of Mrs. L. H
Mattern, chairman; Frank B. Lewis, and Robert Humphreys and the president of the club, Li la Schoeneman. have
been at work several days preparing
the program for 1908 and 1909. It has now been successfully completed and has been submitted to the printers for
bids.
The first meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Allen of Ohio
avenue, which will be a social gather
ing.
The actual work will begin with the
meeting on Oct. 19.
VALPARAISO, Mrs. Rev. William Storckman of
Ashton. 111., stopped here last evening
for a brief visit with her son Ius. the popular clerk, at the Lafavette hotel. She left this morning for Kankakee, 111., to visit relatives.
O. E. Nicholas was up from Hebron
yesterday on business.
Leslie Morrison was over from YVana-
tah yesterday on business.
Mrs. H. L. Butler has returned from
Syracuse, N. Y.. ivh.r she has been
teaching elocution the past year in the
University. Prof. Rutk-r lias charge
of the music department.
Frederick Blaese yesterday was
granted a county license by the nurity commissioners to sell Intoxicating
liquors at the Franklin House in the third ward, known as the reslder.ee district. It will be recalled that Mr. Nuppnau , Mr. Blaeses' parlnr, was refused a license at the last term of commissioner's court upon the ol.jetion of the remonstrators who were upheld in the contention that his spe-i-fied place of business did not fae a public highway. The proprietors have since constructed an entrance fac:ng Indiana avenue.
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come to Hundreds of Hammond People.
are days of dizziness:
of headache, sldeache. back.
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INDIANA HARBOR. E. V. Walton launched his new twenty-two foot gasoline launch today. The new Landerman building at Watling and Guthrie, is progressing splendidly. Mrs. E. V. Walton and son, Rex, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hiner left yesterday for a month's stay at Indiana Lake. After their visit at the lakes is finished, the Hiner's will return to their home in Pensacola, Fla.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Addleman and
son Kenneth of Central avenue have
returned from Springfield, 111., where
they were called by the death of their brother-in-law.
W. O. Addleman, who has been vis
iting at the home of his son, L. O. Addleman, has returned to his home in Joliet, III.
Albert, Theodore, Katie and Cecilia
Schaefer visited their father, Mathew
Schaefer at St. Anthony's hospital yes
terday. They were accompanied by
their cousin, Marie Koch.
Mrs. Mathew Schaefer was a South
Chicago visitor yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Hoskins and chil
dren have returned from Grant Park, 111., where they spent their vacations at the home of Mrs. Hoskins" mother, Mrs. Dewey.
William Puss, the ex-fireman, will
succeed Noble Grant as janitor at the Standard Oil company's main office here.
Milton and Ruth Collins have return
ed to the home of their grandmother at Morocco, Ind., after an extensive visit with their father, Sergeant Clay Collins and grandmother, Mrs. John
son. Mr. and Mrs. Gallus J. Bader have returned from La Porte, where they spent a few days. Joseph D. Murphy has returned to Lima, O., after spending a few days with his family in New York avenue. Attorney John Gavlt of Hammond, transacted business here yesterday. Miss Dolly Turner of New York avenue, visited her grandmother in Chicago yesterday. Two new cases of typhoid fever have developed in Whiting, the victims being Gus Dressen of Indiana boulevard, and William Walker of Sheridan avenue. Both gentlemen are reported to be seriously ill. Mrs. C. W. Sugar of Now York avenue was taken to a Chicago hospital suffering with blood poison.
CARL ANDERSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks A. SPECIALTY Telephone I. H. 602. Km. 621.
Youth Ever Fleeting. Ovid: Age glides stealthily on and beguiles ue as it fiirg. Read The "Times and get the nrm,
There
Spells
ache;
Sometimes rheumatic pains; Often urinary disorders.
All tell you plainly the kldnevs
sick.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills. Here Is proof in Hammond. Mrs. E. Earl, of 408 Michigan avenue. Hammond. Ind., says: "About a year ago I began suffering from kidney
ftisease, brought on by a cold. I thought the trouble would disappear in a short time, but instead my condition grew gradually worse. I had dizzy spells and headaches, was easily tired and was braduaily breaking down in general health. The kidney secretions
caused me much annoyance by their irregular areion and although I used many remedies, the annoyance did not disappear. I finally began using Doan's Kidney Pills and they afforded me prompt and gnuine relief. I continued their use until I had taken several boxes to be sure that the cure would be permanent. I am certain that there is nothing better to use for disordered kidneys than Doan's Kidney Pills. They can bo procured at Bicknel! & Co's. Drug store." For sale by all dealers. Price 50cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. ..Remember the name Doan's take no other.
Vigorously Moribund. People say that the English Christmas Is dying out. But one has a suspicion that people always talked that way. Anyway, if the English Christmas is dying, it is surprisingly vigorous still.
A Stroke of Novelty. "What makes you regard that man. as such a brilliantly original orator?" "He made an after-dinner speech without saying that he had not expected to be called on."
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Mr. and
are proud
boy. Miss Ida Xellson was
cago visitor yesterday.
Some one was mean en,ough to throw
a brick through John Anderson s large
window on Park avenue. It seems a shame that a house cannot stand vacant for a day without being damaged. Mrs. Mills visited her daughter at Whiting, Sunday. Mrs. Groves and Mrs. Miles were city shoppers yesterday. The Royal Neighbors meet Friday evening and would like all members to be present as there is business of importance to transact.
ST. JOHN.
John Miller Jr., and Jacob Schmall attended the monthly meeting of the directors of the Northwestern Telephone company at Lowell yesterday. Mrs. Louis Klein of Chicago left for her home last night, after several days' visit here with relatives. Nick Ludwig of Cedar Iake, transacted business here today. Anton Spieler of Hanover Prairie transacted business here today. Charles Gerlach made a business trip to Cook Tuesday. Henry Stege of Bemis was here on business today. Ed Connors returned from a visit to Lafayette last night.
EAST CHICAGO. Dr. R, Hale of Chicago is In town for a few days, the guest of relatives and friends. Pat Keenan was in Shioago yesterday on business. Mrs. G. M. Fisher will give a dinner this evening -at her home in One Hundred and Forty-fifth street in honor of Miss Jennie Green and Kd Hoose, who
will be married next week. Miss Lillian Maxsy left yesterday for Marshalltown, la., in company witih Horace and Lillian Cresivell, her nephew and niece. The Creswell home is In Marshalltown and Miss Maxey will visit there th" balance of the summer as the guest of her sister. Mrs. Robert Spear was a visitor to Chicago today. East Chicago lodge of Elks, number fSl, will play lodge number 4S5 of Hammond a game of ball Saturday at Harrison Park in Hammond. Dr. Stephens and Felix Fricson will form the battery for Fast Chicago. LOST Small yellow Jersey cow. Finder please notify Martin Cuga, 4854 Raring avenue. East Chicago. Reward. 7-S-t.
Our Electric Fixtures
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Ar Yet to bo Matched And between the two we have the BEST COMBINATION on the market. Our goods and prices ara right. American Fixture and Light Co. Broadway, GARV, IND.
Lake County Title & Guarantee Co.
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HESSVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. William Dedeiow and Mrs. M. Ludwlg and son, Alfred, spent Tuesday In Liverpool. Mrs. Fran Huffty left yesterday for WllcoXV Ind.. where she will spend three weeks with her motfcer-in-law.
HOBART. Misses Nettie and Laura Londenburg left last evening for Xaravlsa, New Mexico, for a few weeks' visit. George YVettengel went to Minonk, 111., Monday for a few days' business trip. YViilie Glynn, who has been visiting friends in Lawton, Mich., for a couple of weeks, returned home Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Adles, who have been
visiting for several days at the home
of Roy Dodge, went to Chicago Monday
for a few days' visit before returning
to their home In New York.
Mr. and Mrs. loung or Chicago, are
In Hobart this week. Mr. Young is of
the Kimball Piano Company and is engaged in tuning pianos. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton and children were guests of friends in Valparaiso Sunday.
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