Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 11 July 1908 — Page 6
f HE TIMES.
Saturday. Julv 11, 1908.. GARY HOTEL
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Gun Club Holds Shoot. The members of the Gun Club met at their grounds west of town yesterday ana enjoyed a perfect afternoon killing of clay birds. The scoring was not very high owing to the inaeuracy of the traps making It impossible to get a line on the speed which at all times was very variable. The following scores were made out of a possible break of 25: August Stuhlman 21, Julian Youche 18. Harry D. Swart 17. Herbert Barr 17. Jack
Horst 17. Frank Keeney 17
Ward Wheeler 16 and Harry eon 18.
John
Nlchol-
Decide on the Team. The Volunteer Firemen have finally decided and picked upon a team that will represent the Crown Point department at the Northern Indiana Volunteer Firemen's association tournament to be held here Aug 1. Regular
practices are being held and the team
under the captaincy of John Claussen, Is fast rounding Into form. The following members will compete in the events. John Claussen captain. Will
Ktfeh fiert Meeker. Albert Meyer, Ed
Huber, Tom Piatt. Charles Kaiser Charles Cox Charles Linsius Nick Hoff
man Charles Smith, Andrew Neuman,
Earl Hyde. Dan Hoffman, Fred Duvwe, William KIndberg and Paul Flath-auer.
from his fishing trip at Elkhorn Lake,
Wis.
Miss Augusta Woods has returned to
her home in Jackson, Mo., after spend
ing a week with her brother. Hoy, at
the Hobart House.
Several from here went to Gary last
evening to attend the shirt-waist party
given by the ladles of the Catholic
church of that place.
A stranger by the name of Burtram,
who traveled through here last evening was taken into custody by Marshal
Rose and Gill, being charged with horse stealing and assault and battery by August Wall, a farmer living near Chesterton. Mr. Burtrorn claims that he traded horses with Wall yesterday and after the deal was made, some
mlsudnerstanding arose which ended in a fight. It seems as though Burtrorn got the best of Wall and then
skipped cut. Burtrom was turned over
to the Chesterton marshal where he awaits the trial and he says he will
fight the case.
Democrats Are Reconciled.
Quite a few of the local democrats who were- rejoicing over the defeat of
Bryan and conFlderfd him a dead is
sue, are having quite a time becoming reconciled to his resurrection, and will support him only on his "changed
ph-itform and "changed policies."
"Bryan is the self-same William Jen
nines of old, and his changed policies
are the only means of landing him
elf in the White House. In the event of which all his old time radicalism will reassert itself, and woe betide the
old arold-democrats that gave him the
hook." said a Crown Point man. Nor
withstanding the present situation the
republicans are aware that only tne
hardest kind of campaigning will be necessary to overthrow the peculiar
Influence that Bryan has over hi: hearers when his "spell-binding cam palgn begins.
Work on the offices In the Court
House continues well Into the evening,
the mechanics working over time to
alternate the inconvenience to the various officials during the day. Outside
cf the court rooms, the regular rou
tine of the work has not been stopped
fit any time although the officials have at times lagged for an extended
vacation until the work was completed
George Bliss Is spending a couple of
weeks with relatives and friends here.
Mr. Bliss is employed by the Green
Construction Company at Linton, 111.
who are constructing eleven miles of
sewer at that place. Oeor.?3 ITeist-r of Hammond is spend Ing a few daj-s with his mother here.
Miss Claudia McMahon and Miss
Pauline Sauermari are visiting with
Hammond and Chicago friends.
Mrs. Merrill will spend a lew days
with Hammond friends.
Irving Linton and Clifford Vilmer
are spending the day with Hammond
relatives.
Mrs. Anton DuBols returned last
evening from a visit with Hammond
relatives.
Geortre Sehmal was a Chicago vis
itor yesterday. Ben Haves, Henry Junker and Her
man Lasee left for Gary iu Hayes
touring car this morning on real estate
business.
A number of our people will picnic
at the Kankakee River tomborrow.
Roy I'owler of Hammond is visiting with his family here who are spending
their vacation at this place.
G. C. Lefflngwell and A. Zimmerman
of Valparaiso transacted business here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Hoopston, 111., parents of Mrs. E. It. Cole, left for their home after an extended visit here. Oakley Morton is visiting friends in Chicago for over the week end. George A. Manlove of Gary transacted business in Crown Point yesterday. Mrs. Shortrldge and daughter will upend the week end with Hammond relatives. Miss Dorothy Tice will visit friends In Valparaiso tomorrow. Mrs. Adam Reeder was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Miss Mabel Wilson returned last evening from a visit with Chicago friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt spent the day in Chicago yesterday.
GARY NEWS
MERRILLVILLE. Mrs. Carrie Douglas of East Chicago visiting her mother, Mrs. Harper. Miss Fannie Bliss of Brimfield, Ind.,
visited her cousin, Frank McCarty, the station agent.
Rev. Knonen of Hobart, is calling on
his nock In Merrillville and vicinity this week.
Dance a Great Success. A shirtwaist dance given by the Catholic society at the Blnzenhof hall last night was a great success In eyery way. The proceeds of the dance were to be given to the building fund for the erection of their new school house and church. The musio was furnished by Kraus' orchestra of Chicago. The attendance was large, and although the weathe rwas warm .everyone enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
Meeting Is Postponed. The meeting of the Woman's Republican club, which was to have been held at the home of Mrs. R. R, Quillen, has been postponed from July 11 to July IS, when It will be held at the Blnzenhof. The ladies will have present a large number of distinguished guests from all over the county to assist them in the organization of the club. As soon as they are organized the drill corps will begin practice.
avenue visited relatives In Chicago last
Thursday.
Mrs. Fass of Roberts avenue la
spending the day in Chicago.
Mr. John Wllchhorst of Roberta ave
nue. Is recovering from blood poison.
Miss Brennan of the East Side, Is vis
iting Miss Wilma Bahn.
Mrs. Stross of Roberts avenue Is
having her house decorated very beautifully.
Mrs. Fass entertained Mrs. William
Dunn and daughter, Alice, Miss Stine and her mother of Curry street, Thursday.
Mrs. Tissen and Mrs. Fase attended
the Elite Whist and Euchre club at Manhattan Beach. Wednesday. Each
brought homo a beautiful prize.
Miss Daisy Tipton returned to her
home In Englewood after spending a few weeks visiting her aunt, Mrs. A.
J. Judson.
Miss Marie Seliger of East Side was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Eggers Thursday.
for South Chicago automobiles this
Floyd Pierce left
In one of Baker's
morlng.
Arthur Merrill of Hammond Is run
ning the Walters auto for a few days or until Mr. Walters becomes thorough
ly conversant with the thing.
DYEE. " E'berhar-a" Thiel of ffETT6Hn 'Transacted business here Thursday evening. Mrs. Anton Kaiser Is spending several days with relatives. Philip Kellman made a business trip to Chicago Heights Thursday. The stork was a Dyer visitor again recently and in leaving forgot two bundles. One was left at Alex Ehrsam's containing a little boy, the other at the home of Michael Schaller, containing a little girl. Tomorrow afternoon If the weather permits the Chicago Heights ball team will come over and play our boys on the home grounds. The game is very promising as both teams are about equal. But as usual the Monday's report will have to give the other boys the victory. How about It ,boys?
In
EAST CHICAGO. Mrs: Robert Spear was a visitor
Chicago yesterday. Pete Krill returned last night from West Bend, Wis., to take part in the Elk ball game at Hammond today. Mr.
Krill's family Is at West Bend and he
will return there Monday. Mrs. J. D. Williams attended a lunch eon in South Chicago yesterday.
Jesse Mankin's arm. which he broke the Fourth is knitting nicely and he expects to be able to use it in a couple
of weeks.
Mrs. A. C. Huber and daughter of Gary were in town yesterday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Reiland of White Oak avenue. Mrs. Huber was accompanied by Mrs. Smith also of
Gary, an old friend Mrs. Reiland's.
Win lam J. Jenkins ieturnd from Palmer, Ind., this morning to attend the Elks ball game today. Ha will
return to Palmer tonight. LOST Small yellow Jersey cow
tinder please notify Martin Cuga, 4854 Baring avenue, East Chicago. Reward.
7-3-t.
WHEELER. W. R. Wilkins, third shift operator of the P. F. W. & C. R. Rs "J. B." tower, east cf Wheeler, returned to Plymonth Thursday morning. Mrs. Annie Poennlcksen was a Hobart visitor Thursday. The Gleaners will give a social Friday evening. Mrs. Bertha Brenlsa and daughter, Mies Violet, of Baberry. 111., returned home Friday morning after a visit at the home of H. W. Abbott. Miss Irma Zellar was a guest of Valparaiso friends Thursday evening. The Queen Esther Circle met at the home of Miss Grace Johnston Friday evenlg.
HOBART. Eugene Butler was In Chicago yesterday. Miss Tillle Dedelow of Toleston visited friends here yesterday. Mrs. Carl Eeltzhoover and children
of Whiting are visiting at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Tom Sholl. Joseph Mellon left yesterday on
weens vacation visiting relatives at
Jollet.
teor:e blocker returned yesterday
The followers of the old English game of cricket met last night at the office of Dr. W. S. Faulds In the Min
nesota block. There were quite a num
ber of enthusiastic cricket men present who organized a cricket club for the
purpose of playing the game In this
city.
The Gary Republican club will meet
Monday In the club rooms of the Gary hotel by the call of the president.
George H. Manlove.
The Walter S. Ross company, which
some time ago conducted a guessing
contest on the number of Inhabitants in Gary, at the present time have now established the fact that there are 7,499 and they will proceed to open the
guesses and give the lot to the lucky
one. The nearest guess so far la by
a little girl and was 7,300.
A party composed of E. G. Ballard,
H. A. Townsley, Charles Silverman
and Frank Kurth, have Just returned from the vicinity of Spartam, 111., where they have been prospecting for coal. They claim to have found a rich vein which will have over 40,000,000 tons of coal. A stock company will be
formed which will start the mining of
the coal In the near future.
J. A. Dearbyne, of the Walter S. Ross
Realty company spent the day In Ham
mond yesterday on business. The two candidates for county of
fices, H. E. Jones and Thomas Grant were in Gary yesterday meeting the prominent politicians of the city. Grant Is making friends in this city and Is making a hard campaign In Calumet
township.
Nicholas Ansley and J. J. Gillett of Indianapolis were In Gary yesterday on
business.
A. J. Burton of Bloomlngton, Ind.,
was In Gary yesterday on business.
The Ureka Laundry has established
Its agency nt the Club Cigar Store
The best of work guaranteed and at the right prices. Telephone 185 and
wagon will call and get your work and
deliver it. CLUB CIGAR STORE,
adv-tf. 76S Broadway.
LOST!
INDIANA HARBOR.
A few days ago Sam Benante raffled a watch, the proceeds of which was
given to a poor family here. Ticket
number 114 won, but the owner of the ticket lias not yet shown up to claim
his pilze and Mr. Bennate dies not know who bought the ticket Julius
Cohen sold the tickets.
Lddie Nulff of Fort Woyne, was In
town ytsterday, but returned to his
home aerain last nlsrht.
Charles E. Fowler's new window
sign besides telling what the firm does
in the renting and selling line, also says something in a number of differ
ent languages about what you can buy
if you want to In the steamship ticket
department.
A large number of foreigners from
here are leaving for the Dakota wheat
fields to work during the harvest. Charles E. Fowler with President
Ensley and Vice President J. J. Gillett, of the Indiana Union National Savings and Loan Association, were in Gary yesterday on business.
M. Casey (if Block avenue, who has been at Martinsvilla, Ind., for his health the past couple of weeks, returned Thursday feeling much better. The sturgeon fishing is fine Just now but the fishermen will have to make hay while the sun shines, as the sturgeon or.ly stay near the shore when Ihe weather is cool, and pur. out to deep water as soon as it gets very warm. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Runnells of 3S40 Block avenue, are spending a fewweeks with friends In Milwaukee. Dr. and Mrs. George Orf left yesterday for Henderson, Ky, lira Irfs former home, for a two weeks' visit with relatives and friends. Dorothy, the 16-months-old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gastel, was taken with spasms Thursday and almost died. Mr. Gastel s mother, who lives In Hammond, was sent for Thursday evening and yesterday returned to Hammond, taking the baby with her and will keep "Dorothy the balance of the summer. Fhe had fully recovered today.
Between Hobart road and Wyat
Lamb's Camps on Broadway, 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.
Getting lots of Practice. The Whiting Volunteer Fire Depart
ment is practicelng two evenings a
week for the annual tournament which
will be held In Crown Point the latter
part of August. They attracted quite a crowd last night while practicing In
Fischrupp avenue. This is the first
time Whiting has ever entered the tour
nament and are sure of winning several
points.
the He In-
VALPARAISC. E. M. Kaontz was the guest of
finny tribe at Flint Lake yesterday
got several hard bites.
Dan S. Tray is here today from
dlanapolis on business.
Frank Parks went to Chicago yes
terday to buy an automobile.
The "Wild Goose Chase," the com
edy by Beaumont and Fletcher, the old
Enbllsh playwrights and satirists, will
be played this evening In the University auditorium by the graduating class of the elocution department under the direction of Prof. Reddle.
Rev. Walter Howard of Plymouth,
priest In charge of St. Andrews' Episcopal church In this city will conduct the services at the church here Cunday. The services will be as follows:
Administration of the Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30
a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30
p. m.
Rev, Howard desires to meet the men
of the church in business session In the church at 8 o'clock Saturday eveniner.
Rev. Day of St. Andrews church will conduct the services at Plymouth Sunday in the absence of Rev. Howard, returning to this city next Thursday.
LANSING.
John Ricke was a visitor In Thorn
ton yesterday.
Miss Grace Miller of Chicago visited
at home yesterday. H. Lemker visited In Hammond yes terday. Mrs. II. Bock and son, Fred, wer Hammond visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Ludwig of River
dale are spending a few days with
relatives. Rev. and Mrs. George Dowstra vis
Ited in South Holland yesterday at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Harmeling.
Mrs. J. Dekker of Roseland visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Prinz yesterday.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Hook is ill.
Mrs. H. Tanis was a shopper In Chi
cago yesterday. Mrs. S. Trlezenburg visited In Chi cago yesterday.
Mrs. J. DeGries was a business vis
itor In Chclago yesterday.
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ROBERTSDALE.
Miss Mamie Ilebert of Reese avenue Is spending a few weeks visiting her
Bister, Mrs. Shinn of Elkhart, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pinkhard and son of Chicago Lawn are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stross of One
Hundred and Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Frank Buehler, Jr., entertained
a few friends at her home in Harrison
avenue Thursday afternoon.
Miss Bessie More returned from Lowell, Ind., after spending a month
visiting relatives at that place.
Mrs. Paul Stiller, Mrs. Ed and Henry
Radloff visited the Wesley hospital
bringing tho former's son Fred home
with them, very much improved.
Mrs. W. Swan of Alton, 111., Is the
guest of Mrs. John Soltwedel of Harrl son avenue .
Mrs. F. R. Schaaf, Jr., of LaPorte,
Ind., is spending a few days here visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. Agnes Roberts.
Mrs. James Nickleson was a Hammond visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaaf, Sr., are spendlnd a few days in South Haven, Mich. Mrs. Henry Eggers and children and lliaa Marie Sellinger left yesterday for Bloomlngton, 111., where they will spend a. month visiting relatives. Mrs. Henry Boder of Toleston, Ind., was a visitor here yesterday. The Sunshin Circle held their plcnio at Jackson Park Thursday and a most enjoyable time is reported by those who attended. Mrs. Ellen Eggers Is spending afew days visiting relatives in Crete, 111. Miss B'reda Shallow is spending a week at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Fred Blnghammer of Harrison avenue. Mrs. Crocker of South Chicago visited sister, Mrs Utesch, Thursday. Chester Eckhardt who was hurt quite severely at the Inland Steel Company's plant a few weeks ago Is able to resume his duties again. Miss Myrtle Masterson of Harrison avenue returned home after spending a week visiting relatives in Pullman. Miss Tracy Herndobbler of Roberts
HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM
The Guild met with Mis. J. S. Doe
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Eldred was quite ill Thursday
and Friday, but Is better at the present
writing.
Mr. Burnham took a party out In his
launch, the Duckie Kid, last evening
Among the party was Mr. and Mrs. Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Ren Ran, Mamie
Burnham and Mrs. Neel. All report good time.
Mrs. August Smith left for her home
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Beste of East Side
visited Mrs. Patton today and remained
for the Eastern Star entertainment.
HESSVILLE.
A dance will be given in Gorman's
hall, Hessville, Saturday, July 11. A
good crowd Is expected. adv. 2t
Mr. Brennock of Chicago visited his
stock farm here Thursdya.
Mrs. J. L. Hess and Miss Hattle Lad-
wig, spent Friday in Hammond.
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Mrs. Henry Lotz Is visiting with her
daughter at Horicon, Wis., and Mr. Lotz
is visiting his brother in tho East,
whom he has not seen in several years.
The board of education held a special
business meeting Thursday night.
Walter Schrage, the new member, will
enter upon bis duties on the first of
August when Beaumont F. Parks' term
expires.
The complete list of the Whiting
schols for 190S has not yet been selected, but Charles R. Klose, member of the board, said they had enough appllc-
nats under consideration to fill all vacancies.
Gus. Dreesen of Indiana boulevard.
who Is ill with typhoid fever, is reported as very low and a trained nurse is in attendance.
Frank Fields, who formerly lived in Whiting, is again employed at the
Standard Oil plant and the family will return from West Pullman to reside in
Whiting.
Mesdames J. L. Heyl and C. Stewart and Master Edwin Heyl and F. H. Stewart were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Meyers at their home in West Pullman Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perrigo of Cleve
land avenue have returned from Donovan, 111.
Miss Anna Shepherd who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gregg of .the Pedersen flats has returned to her home In Park Manor. Mrs. Reyford Payne has returned from a three week's visit In Argos, Ind., and they will now reside in Whiting on New York avenue. The Paynes formerly lived in Hammond. Tho physicians have succeeded in breaking William Walker's fever and he Is now able to be up again. Miss Irene Carrlnger of New York avenue was in Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Stevenson have returnid form Ohio where they visited with the former's mother. Several people form Whiting, Including the family of Harry Gordon and several friends of the family, attended the funeral of Mrs. Fanny Gordon which was held Thursday from her late home in 299 Loomis street to Waldhelm cemetery, where the interment occured. Mrs. Gordon died very suddenly Wednesday morning while visiting at the home of her son Hary
Gordon in Schrage avenue and her sudden death was a great shock to the family. She Is survived by four sons, all of whom are very popular business men In the Calumet region, they being Harry and Robert Gordon of Whiting. Louis Gordon of Toleston, Abe and Jac. Gordon of Gary and two daughters, Mrs. Harry Brookson and Miss Lena Gordon both of Chicago. Mrs. Rosalie Wetmore transacted business in Gary yesterday. Mrs. Henry Gllmurray spent yesterday with her daughter, Mrs. John Xyhoff of Gary. Miss Helen Parscouta is sending cards to her Whiting friends saying she is having a delightful time at Paw Paw Lake. Miss Florence Schaub of Sheridan avenue is entertaining her cousin Miss Alice Kummerer of Chicago.
Mrs. Sam Ingraham and Myrtle and Roy of Wilcox are the guests of relatives Illinois.
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T.OWELL. The crack base ball team of Toles
ton will play the crack Oakland Parks
here tomorrow. Both teams have
number of victories to their credit the
present season and no doubt the game
will be a strong one. The Sunday school of the Lowell First M. E. church has been in a very prosperous condition the past three months. The total number of scholars attending during the quarter was 1,545; making an average attendance each Sunday of 112. The Cradle Roll, under tho management of Miss Lelah McKay now numbers IS. The collection for the quarter, Including Easter Sunday, was $38.07. The expense during ttie same time was $29.90, leaving a balance og $3.17 and total cash on hand of $29.99. The Epworth League enjoyed a picnic dinner on the M. E. church lawn Thursday and In the afternoon a hay rack party of about 30 little folks with Rev. Drake as chaperone, enjoyed an outing at Cedar Lake. Miss Anna Hall of Crown Point Is enjoying a visit with her uncle, William Xewkirk and family. Amasa Edgerton, S3 years of age, left this morning for a month's visit with his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. George Carr and other relatives of Wamego, Kas. He is a spry old gentleman for one of his age.
BLACK OAK. Mr. and Mrs. John Ximlnta were business visitors In Hammond Thursday. John Grlesel of Pullman is spending a few days here the guest of relatives. Miss Alice Larson of Hobart Is spending a few days here the guest of relatives. J. C. Seberger is making daily trips to Toleston and Gary with cement blocks us;d there for buildings and foundations. Mr. and Mrs Henry Tuiworm and family .ind Mrs. Mangold of Crown Point made a short visit here Friday morning.
ST. JOHN. Mrs. M. W. Gallagher and her son John left for an extended visit to Puducha. Ky., yesterday. II. Hood of Toleston transacted business here today. William Russell of Brunswick was here on business yesteroay. Grandmother Portz Is confined to the house on account of Illness. Mesdames Margaret Gerlach Isabella Spainer, Helen Xiebling- and Miss Helen Xiebling visited Mrs. J. Herman In Dyer today.
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