Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 19, Hammond, Lake County, 10 July 1908 — Page 6
Fridav. Julv 10, 1903. -6
THE TIMES.
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITYj
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Aged lady Is Dead. Merrill and Linton, the undertakers, were called to Cedar Lake yesterday to rescue the body of Mrs. Amelia Buclioltz, a farmer resident of that place, who died in Chicago on Tuesday from cancer, aged 77 years. The burial of the remains took place at the Brunswick cemetery beside the body of her husband, who died some years ago. The couple were well and favorably known throughout the country at the time of their residence here.
Housekeepers Meet. The Housekeepers' club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Wheeler on Court Street yesterday and injoyed a very pleasant afternoon. Instead of "rag-
chewing they put in meir nmc s
sewing" and seved by the hostess, i good time was had."
"A
Gun Club at Meeting.
The Gun club will hold their regular
practice todav at their grounds on the
it. firm wnst of town. As the
riav is ouiet it is expected that some
i high scores will be made. The last time the club shot they were harassed
bv the high winds, making it practically
Impossible to kill' the clay birds. It lis said a handicap meet will be arranged in the near future, with prizes, bo tha some ot the less proficient will lliave a chance of winning.
entertaing their niece. Miss Josephine Alday of Chicago, for a few days. Mesdames J. Fasse and H. Thelssen visited friends at Manhattan Beach Wednesday. The Sunshine Circle met at the home of Miss Lillian Soltwedel of Harrison avenue Wednesday evening. A very pleasant evening was spent by those
GARY NEWS
Westerner Likes City.
J. H. Rinehart, M. D., of Millings,
Mont., a wealthy mine owner and
stockholder in various enterprises In the west, was in Gary this week for
present and dainty refreshments were the purpose of investing in real estate served. I and possibly to erect several houses in
Paul SmanskI of Gary was around the clty- Dr- Rinehart liked the city
.-u D,n.intnr r-.riav out was compelled to return to tne
Mr. and Mrs. August Schmtttle of
Harrison avenue were Hammond visitors last evening.
Mrs. Harry Golding of Harrison
avenue entertained her sister and children of Park Manor Wednesday.
Quite a few from here attended the picnic at Douglas Park, given by the
German Evangelical Sunday schol.
The Ladies" Aid of the Evangelical
church held their regular monthly
meeting at the church Wednesday af
ternoon. After the regular business was disposed of a social hour was
spent.
Officer Lamb of Hammond is filling
Officer Homan's place while he is away
on his vacation.
Mrs. Fred Leverenz spent the day
visiting relatives in East Side.
West before he could make an investment. He expects to returi., however,
in the course of a few weeks, to in
vest in this city. An effort will probably be made to induce him to build a few houses in this city as he has done in Billings.
They Congratulate Bryan.
The Gary Democratic Club last night
heard of the nomination of W. J.
Bryan and immediately sent a tele
gram of congratulation. The members
of the club were very much pleased to hear of the nomination of the Nebras-
kan and there is no question of the
loyalty of the democrats of the new
steel city for the Peerless Leader.
1 caped from the din of noise In Lan
sing life and encamped themselves in the Christine camp on the banks of the Calumet. After winning success in following the execution of their tactic we are able to say that their catch will be announced in a subsequent issue. Miss Grace Hughes, on account of her unusual and remarkable historic ability will lead a prominent part in the play entitled "Her Koyal Majesty" to be given by the Down and Out club next Friday evening. Mrs. C. IntHout and daughter, Jennie are contemplating a trip to Milwaukee. William VanBodegraven, president of the Brickmaker"s Union No. 2, has been elected to the office of international secretary-treasurer of the International Brick, Tile company. He will make his headquarters in Chicago.
WHITING NEWS
Deputy Sheriff Jack Horst and Julian fYouche were initiated into the mysjteries of the second degree of the Knights of Pythias at their hall last Evening, and reports say they stood the itordial very well. Police Officer Thompson os East ChiWcago brought Frank Kaston, the man charged with embezzlement by a north township brewing company for a sojourn jln the county bastile to await trial at (the Lake Superior court at Hammond let the fall term. A. Murray Turner and his mother jfirove from Hammond in their touring
tear recently and visited with Mr. airs. Thos. J. Wood. Mr. Wood been seriously ill for some tim"his; friends are alarmed over his
r. Clias. .1. Tinkham ami i.aug'i. I Lilly, leave today for W.tui;i., to make an extended visit
and has and ruli-
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GRIFFITH.
Marshal Taylor is looking for a
young lad who was his prisoner last car-
The Gary-Toleston Automobile Com
pany has purchased another Buick machine for their local business. This makes seven machines that the com
pany has in regular service, including the sig sight-seeing, eight passenger
making cor.?:::; his h.'ir.o on v c.r baseriii::'. t
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'improvements on Ictreet. in the v.'
iioundatior.F. ! Miss Julia Wirt, is entertain' fcousin, Miss Beulah Prackcrt : ijnond at her home for a few ti :, County Clerk Shortridge ina jTuthtll of Michigan City and ; will leave for St. Pan!. Minn..
(automobile route to attend the Shriners goings at that city on the 17th. i Miss Nellie Griesel. who has been rvisitine her brother. Mr. Edward Grie-
eel and wife of Muskogee, Okla.,
! A 1 t " the
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evening, but who outwitted the marsh
al and made his escape. A conductor on an E. J. and E. frleght found the lad stealing a ride on his train and knowing that the boy was running away from .hime, he delivered him to Marshal John Taylor to hold until the
boy's father could come and get him.
Word was sent to the parent at Joliet by the Conductor who knew him and the boy, -apparently resigned to his
fate, went with the marshal. Shortly afterwards as they were passing a dark grove in the dusk of the evening the boy darted into the woods and disappeared. Marshal Taylor has been hunting for him since, but without success. The boy's father Is expected
on the Michigan Central this main-
ing.
Mrs. Pratt and daughter left for
Chicago ytesterday, where they will
spend a few days with relatives.
Lyman Orsborn of Crown Point, vis
ited yesterday at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Dutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blodgett who
formerly resided here, but are now
residents of Chicago, expect to make
this home again soon.
A party of gentlemen from here
Charles Herbold, the local druggist.
has taken a trip to Bloomington, 111.,
on business.
Attorney E. G. Ballard went to Peo
ria, 111., on business and Is expected to
return today.
A launch party composed of a num
ber of Gary young people, will leave
South Chicago Sunday for Riverdale and Blue Island in two boats belong
ing to Arthur Savage, of the Sax &
Savage, company. There will also be a number of South Chicago friends of Mr. Savage on the trip. Those who
will go fram Gary are; Sam Soglovitz and wife, Floyd Maxon, Samuel Prlye,
Miss Theressa Mayhak and Miss Bar
bara Fritsche.
The Universal Club Is about to start
a tennis tournament at their grounds
as soon as they are completed on Washington street, near Fifth avenue.
The grounds are made of clay and there are two double courts. It is expected that they will be finished wlth-
n a week and at that time the tourna
ment will start.
M. L. Maxon and family of Elkhrt,
will move here this week ana occupy
their new house at 602 VanBuren
street. Mr. Maxon has been a con-
visited Gary Tuesday with the purpose tractor in Gary for tome time, but has
expected home this venir.iT. Mrs. E. H. Col. was a Chicago visitor g-esterda y.
Ed Knight :' pome surveyirg lei' I Mrs. Dan IIoiTir..i fetives in Hamoivi : ! Claude Nicholson
assisting the county surveyor's office in 4.heir work at Hammond and Gary, r Dr. Chas. Tinkham is in attendance fit his Hammond dental office today.
.i:. t'aer are doing .X' town of Griffith, i isited with relesterday. and Ed Cook are
of looking up a good Investment but ! they returned without finding just
what they wanted.
Purveyors from the county seat are
here.
Dr. J. H. Goad is here for a few
days, visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carbine arrived
heretofore resided in Elkhart.
H. E. Johnson, the insurance agent
of Knox, Ind., was in Gary yesterday
visiting his son, who Is in the insur ance business in Gary.
John Ade, father of the famous
George Ade, of Kentland, was In Gary
yesterday on business in connection
here from Janesville, Wis., where they w,th tne purchase of some real estate
have been residing for some time.
John expects to move onto his farm
near Deep River and become a full
fledged farmer.
Miss Rosa "Watts was a visitor here
this morning.
EAST CHICAGO. The ladies of the Methodist church gave an Ice cream social yesterday at
the residence of Mrs. Dan Dixon on Magounan avenue.
Mrs. Sidney Veaco and sister, Miss
Wilma Urie, were in Chicago yester
day visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Diamond took a
short trip to Kankakee yesterday, re
turning in the evening.
The switch track from the Indiana
Harbor Belt line into the site for For
tune Brothers new plant and which
has been in process of construction for
the past week, was finished today.
Work on their buildings will begin
very shortly.
Thomas Gutcher of Todd avenue.
who was operated on In St, Margaret's
hospital a few days ago for appendi
citis, is improving slowly. Mr. Gutcher
is not quite strong enough yet to be
brought home.
The first whistle has been changed from the electric plant to the Lake County Ice and Cold Storage plant.
The old electric plant has been out of commission for a few days and if there had been a fire, the firemen could not
have been very easily notified. LOST Small yellow Jersey cow
Finder please notify Martin Cuga, 4S54 Baring avenue. East Chicago. Reward.
7-8-t.
Teachers Taking New Roles. Word has been reaching Whiting that many of the ex-Whiting school teachers are entering upon the sea of matri
mony. Miss Campbell, who went to
the Hawaii islands last year to teach
has been married to an English mis
sionary. Miss Campbell was a kinder
garten teacher here and was very popular.
Miss Fisher, who two years ago was fifth grade teacher here, has also
been recently married. It is reported
that Miss Nancy Waite, who was for
several years a teacher here, will be
married soon to a young man from
Tacoma, Wash. Two other weddings,
implicating Whiting school teachers, which is of much interest to the people here, is that of Miss Mary Stoerleln to
Alexander M. Hamilton, which will take
place in September. Miss Stoerlein has been English teacher here in the high
school for several years. The other
wedding is that of Miss Anna Kline to
Professor Robert Lee Hughes, which
will take place in about a month.
This is attracting more than the
usual amount of attention for both parties are ex-instructors in the local schools. Miss Kline was a teacher in
the eight grade for about ten years
until last year which she spent in
Seattle, Wash., and Professor Hughes
was superintendent of the local schools
for several years until 1902 when he went to Chicago to teach, where he has
since been located.
KOEERTSDALE. r Miss Wilma Bahn entertained about fFixteen of her young friends at the home of her parents in Indiana boulejvard Tuesday evening in honor of her fbirthday anniversary. A most enjoyable 'evening was spent in games and music, after which delicious refreshments
were served. At a late hour the guests flenarted for their homes, wishing Miss
Kv lima many more happy birthdays. I Miss Myrtle Masterson of Harrison ifivenue is spending a few days visiting felr. and Mrs. Miller of Pullman, 111. Miss Ida Homan and brother Harry fppent Wednesday visiting friends in telessville. I Mrs. E. Garloff of Chicago was the g-uest of her sister. Mrs. Ed Hennessy
of Roberts arenue yesterday. Mrs. William Bahn spent Wednesday Shopping in Chicago.
.Barny McKenna, Jr., of Reese avenue
met with a very painful accident Tuesday while helping Mr. Pinks load hay, when they had the wagon loaded he threw the pitchfork in the grass and
Jumped off the wagon on to the fork
running one of the prongs through his
jfoot. He is under the care of Dr. Kohr and is reported as getting along nicely. I Thomas L. Yorks and Sylvester Yorks
jot Scoby, Miss., are spending a few days here visiting their mother, Mrs. Mary
i Hunter of Indiana boulevard. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stross. Sr.. a
HOBART.
George Stocker is spending a week's
vacation at Elkhorn Lake, Wis.
Mrs. C. Koeplke and daughter, Helen
of Chicago are visiting Hobart friends
this week.
Master George White left yesterday
afternoon to visit relatives at Dunkirk
and Fredonia, N. Y.
Miss Ivy Sloan of Knox, Ind., is here
this week visiting at the home of Mrs.
Ella Poper.
Rev. Father Jansen of Gary, was in
Hobart Wednesday.
Some nice fish are being caught In
Deep River these days.
Harold Stroupe is visiting friends in
Elkhart county for a few days.
The benefit dance held in the Odd
Fellows' hall Wednesday evening for the benefit of Mrs. William Sohn, who is in poor health, was well attended.
The net proceeds amounted to $57. 15.
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RESTORE GRAY or FADED
HAIR to its NATURAL
in this city. While her he was the
guest of C. S. McGlnnity. Accom
panying Mr. Ade was Isaac Smart of
the same ciey.
Frank J. Wick, son of the former
steel magnate, has arrived In Gary to
accept a position with the Inland
Steel company. Mr. and Mrs. Wick will secure one of the Land Companies
houses and keep house as soon as they
can secure the building.
T. A. Crose, the photographer, is in
Brookston, Ind., his former home, on business.
Attorney H. W. Gulpe left yesterday
for various towns in Wisconsin on
business.
The Ureka Laundry has established
Its agency at the Club Cigar Store.
The best of work guaranteed and at
the right prices. Telephone 1S5 and wagon will call and get your work and deliver it. CLUB CIGAR STORE,
adv-tf. 768 Broadway.
T.QWELL.
Miss Maud Smith has returned from
a visit to her parents at Lamar, Colo. Through the courtesy of Jesse Hay-
den, the correspondent was treated to a fine ride in his automobile Thursday night. We took a spin of about ten miles in about as many minutes. We enjoyed it to the extreme, if it did take us about twonty-four hours to pick the gravel out of our eyes. His
machine is made by the Reo Motor Car Company at Lansing, Mich., and is a model of beauty and strength and Jesse knows just how to manage it to
get lots Of comfort out of it.
Miss Winifred Deathe. teacher in the
Whiting schools is enjoying her vaca tion in Lowell.
Peter Berer. cashier in Lowell Na
tional bank, is enjoying a short vaca
tion. C. E. Nichols is filling his place
in the bank.
Harry Johnson, cashier in the State National Bank is taking a few days
off and with his wire is enjoying i
fishing trip down on the raging Kan
kakee. Lock out for some lcrge sized
fish stories.
LOST!
Between Hobart road and Wyatt Lamb's Camps on Broadway,
HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM handkerchief containing one
diamond shirt stud. A reward
of $10.00 will be paid to per
son leaving same at police
station.
J. D. MARTIN, Chief.
Frank McNight has Joined the navy. To left for California today to begin
his duties.
The Ladies' Aid met at the M. E,
church in Hegewisch Thursday after
noon.
The village board met Wednesday
evening with Attorney Markman In
attendance.
Misses Ethel and Delia Kiersey and
Lizzie Souls were Hammond shoppers
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Davey has gone to
Michigan on a week's vacation.
M. E. Shaver was in the city on
business yesterday.
Julius Smith was a Chicago visitor
Thursday.
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oi neaithy hair, btops its falling out,
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INDIANA HARBOR.
Mrs. Gus Otten will leave tomorrow Jiight for Lanseville, O., for a six
weeks' visit with her parents.
Mrs. Ben Roop and daughter, Maude,
returned last night from Bucyrus, O.,
after a ten days' visit with relatives
and friends.
John Galvin of 3646 Pennsylvania
avenue, returned last night from New
ark, N. J., where he went to attend
the funeral of his brother-in-law-, D.
H. Blaney, who was burled there Mon
day.
Mrs. Jomes Dougherty and Mrs. J. F. Teal left last night for Fort Wayne
to attend the funeral of Father Mun
govern's sister, which tock place there
this morning at 9 o'clock.
CARL ANDERSON GENZKAL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks A SPECIALTY Telephone I. H. 602. Rea. 92V
TiANSING.
Miss Grace Int Hout left today for
Orange City, la., where she expects to
spend several weeks with reuatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Black of Thorn
ton, visited friends in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ton are spending their vacation in Michigan with
relatives. Will Dekker of Roseland is visiting at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Pring. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and son
Chauncey, of West Pullman, visited
relatives in town this week. J. DeMick is on the sick list.
F. Vermett of Chicago was a visitor
in town yesterday.
Miss Mary Lemker is spending a few
weeks in Chicago with friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Dowstra of Gano, who
have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. Geo
Dowstra, returned home yesterday.
Mr. Frank is quite sick .with pneu
monia.
Miss Minnie Kaske of Munster vis
ited in town yesterday.
Miss Mable Vandenburg of Blue Island, is spending a few days with her cousin, Emily Vandenburg. John Troutraan of Chicago is making a two weeks' visit with his brother. A Ashing party composed of Grace Hughes, John Kaufman Herman
DYEB. John L. Kcilman went to Chicago yesterday to look utter some business interests. i.frs. Brick, toad supervisor from St. John, was a Dyer business visitor Wednesday. Marie Cope of Scherervllle was a
Dyer visitor Wednesday afternoon.
A. W. Stommel of the First National
Bank, made a business trip to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Herman, who had been
seriously injured the other day in an
accident caused by an auto, is up and
able to take little walks in the vard.
According to the Griffith correspondnt. that town has organized a band.
What's the matter with Dyer? If the
town has enough boys to keep up a ball club, why not have the musical
alent wcrk together and organize a
band. Everybody is Interested in nm-
;ic and wxuld surely lend a hand to
make it a success.
Our people certainly know a good
thing when they see it. Thit's why Tub Times can boast of having seventeen out of eighteen old subscriptions
renewed in a single day this week and that for a year paid in advance. The
Times brings all the news and that
with equal fairness to all.
A Pleasant Reunion. Mrs. John P. Hendrlckson is enter
taining Mrs. Loretta Johnson of Chica
go. Mrs. Johnson, who is eighty-one years old, was a school teacher in Sweden. Mrs. Hendrlckson and Mrs.
Johnson were then very intimate
friends but had not seen or heard any
thing of one another for thirty years
It was only recently that they learned
of one anothers whereabouts and are
enjoying the reunion considerable.
for a
MONON. Mrs. John Brannan r., left
visit in Missouri Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Burns of Hammond came
Wednesday for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lincoln Ralph and son Chailey
left Friday morning for a short visit
in Ohio.l
Miss Georgia Metcalf of Girard, 111.,
is the guest of Miss Fay Clayton for the summer.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met at the home of Mrs. W. II.
Lippincott Thursday.
Ida Thomas is In Battle Ground vis
iting her brother and family.
CERTA1NJ3ESULTS Many a Hammond Citizen Knows How Sure They Are. Nothing uncertain about the work el Doan's Kidney Pills Jn Hammond. There Is plenty of positive proof of this in the testimony of citizens. Such evidence should convince the most kejtical sufferer. Read the following statement: Mrs. Nellie Shearer of 86 Plumme?
avenue, Hammond, ind., says: "My son and I have both been benefitted by the use of Doan's Kidney Pills. During the past year my kidneys have caused me much misery. I had severe pains through the small of my back and over my kidneys. Th kidney secretions were frequent. I was bothered with headaches, did not rest well and was easily fatigued. After trying several remedies without them help: I took a friend's advice and bought a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Bicknell tt Co's. Drug store. I was surprised In a few days to notice an Improvement In my condition and gradually became better until in a few weeks I egalnetl my former good health." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and. take no other.
CLARK STATION. Miss Emily Behn spent the day vis
iting friends at Griffith.
F. Wick of Toleston spent the day on
business here.
J. C. Becker of MeNiel & Higgins
of Chicago, spent the day here in the interest of the firm.
H. Soltwedel of Whiting was a busi
ness visitor here.
MERRILL VILLE. Postmaster Wyman and wife are
shopping in Chicago today.
Mrs. Will Caffey and son Glen of Harvey, 111., are visiting relatU es In
town.
Floyd Price will return to South
Chicago tomorrow. Ho is scarcely
able to be around on crutches, but thinks he can be of seme help in di
recting bis business from the office. Mrs. Will Vilmer and children, ac
companied by Mis. Mattie Merrill or
own Point were callers In town yesterday. Mrs. Sam E. Woods and daughter Wilma, are visiting in Englewood. Mr. Young of the Kimbal' Piano company, is tuning a number ot pi-.ios in this vicinity.
HESSVILLE. Mrs. William Dedelow and son Herman, and Miss llattio Ludwig spent
Wednesday in Chicago. Miss Grace Gorman was a Hammond visitor Wednesday. Mrs. H. Braganz, and Mrs. E. Wilson were Hammond shoppers yesterday. A dance will bo given in Gorman's hall. Hessville, Saturday, July 11. A good crowd is expected. adv. 2t.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphreys and con Claude were White City visitors
Wednesday night.
Undertaker C. A. Hellwig was in
Hammond Wednesday night.
Miss Jessie Deese accompanied her uncle Grant Fields to his home In Pull
man Wednesday, where she will remain
for several days.
Representatives of the colored church
which is located at Twenty-sixth street
Chicago, including the pastor. Rev
Preston, were in Whiting yesterday
soliciting alms to assist them in carry ing on their sium work.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Gordon and daughter
Helen and son William have returned
form Lima, Ohio, where they visited
for several weeks.
A party of Whiting people spen
Wednesday evening in boat riding on
Wolf Lake.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Putnam are visit
ing their daughter Elizabeth at East
Aurora, New York.
Automobile No. 217S 111. broke down while going through Whiting and had to be taken to be taken to Sixty-third
street and Stony Island avenue with the ,asslstanct Of Hellwig's express wagon. Frank Wenzel was arrested by Chief
Lawler for having his vaults in an unsanitary condition. Upon promise to have them cleaned out within three days he was released. Mesdames J. I Heyl and C. Stewart and children were White City visitors last evening. Miss Ingrie Hendrlckson is spending her vacation with friends In Peacock, Michiganr Mrs. Anderson of Chicago, sister-in-law of Mrs. John P. Hendrlckson, is visiting the latter at her home in Wilcox avenue. The La Vendors will play the Hobart White Sox at the Wolf Lake ball grounds Sunday afternoon. A party of Whiting young ladies will give a moonlight picnic at the Iake Front Park Saturday night. Miss Bessie Murphy has returned to her home in Chicago after visiting at the home of her brother, Joseph 1. Murphy of New York avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boush, who have been living with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. William Walters in New York avenue since their marriage, are planning to move to Indiana Harbor this week. Mrs. C. W. Sugar who is In St. Margaret's hospital Is Improving rapidly and will be able to come home by next Sunday. Misses Nellie and Mae Quinn have returned from Madison, Wis., where
they were guests at the home of llary Bernard. The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan of Davidson place Is very ill.
BLACK OAK. J. A. Nickel spent Wednesday In Hammond with his wife who Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mattwlg. Dr. Ebright of Hammond was a business visitor here Wednesday. Mrs. J. T. Reiland was a Toleston visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Anderson and Miss Behn of
Clark Station were visitors here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Nimitz and Miss Lillian Thone spent Wednesday evening at Griffith. Henry Day moved his family to Hammond Tuesday where he has employment, Mr. Endress will take the Nickel Plate section here by the resignation of Mr. Day. Mr. Lamerdty has returned frora Summit, 111., after a week's visit. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wagner Wednesday, July 8, a daughter.
The longer yon advertise a good ar tide In the Times, the easier It la te ell It.
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ST. JOHN. John DrangmHstfr of Hanover Prairie, was here on business Thursday. Peter "tt'eingart and slst-r, Miss Mary, have returned from a visit with relatives in Chicago. Mr. Welnjrart is improving nicely and fepls assured that his fractured leg will hell up in good shape. .Mascer Isolds Boecker and sl?ter, Nora, returned Wednesday efening fro man extended visit in Chicago. Miss Kiltie Austin of Hammond and Mrs. AViliie Jourtiatn of Chicago are the guests of Mrs. Johanna Jourdain. Mrs. August Baiterman of Bemis was a visitor here yesterday. William Ziesenhenna of Dyer transacted business here yesterday. August Koehle made a business trip
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