Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 15 July 1908 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Wednesday. Julv 15, 190S.
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY
CROWN POINT NEWS
Auto Meeting Called. A meeting will be called in the near future by our automobile enthusiasts, asking the cooperation of our citizens in helping land the great automobile races, mentioned In these columns some time ago. They will make an effort to gen enough signers to a petition that will wield enough influence upon Gov. Hanly to consent to the use of the State militia as guard of the course for that great event. Hold Drumhead Meeting. Four members of the Salvation Array corps held a drum-head meeting on our streets and from a distance it was hard to tell whether it was a vaudeville performance or a religious affair, they wording their religious songs to the popular tunes and melodies of the day. At that, whatever their ways mey be or how unorthodox their methods, no one questions their since! Ity and the good they have done throughout the slums In the civilized world and donations from our citizens were freely given to the band. They closed their engagement here lut night and returned to Valparaiso.
Bids Opened Saturday. The bid;? for the new county jail will be opened by the commissioners and as the Lake county contractors are to be favored to quite an extent, 1t is very probable that the plum will be landed by them. At least thres Hammond concerns and as many Crown Point firms will figure on the lob and with the outsiders it is expected quite a little excitement and interest will be evinced when the bids are opened.
Funeral This Afternoon. Leo McColley. the nine-year-old son of Albert McColley. who was killed by being dragged by a cow on lart Monday evening, was burled today. The funeral services wehe held at th Methodist church at 2 o'clock and the body was buried in the Crown Point rpmeters. The, unfortunate death of
the lad and the manner in which lie i
was gilled should be a lesson to ail. not to become entangled in any way with ropes or harness that are r.ttached to animals.
in Hammond yessterday for the firm of Alemari & Dinwiddle. Theodore Andre of Pittsburg, is visiting with his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Heintz for a few days. Auditor Johnson transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Keorge Kramer is slowly recovering from a severe attack of typhoid fever. Miss Josie Meeker returned last evening from a visit with South Chicago friends.
HESSVILLE. Miss Lydia Hess was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. McDonald of Hegewisch Monday afternoon. Miss Hattie Ludwig and Miss Alma Dedelow spent Tuesday afternoon in Hammond. Miss Grace Gorman left Tuesday for Chicago where she will spend two weeks with friends. Mrs. M. Ludwig and daughters. Hattie, Elsie and Millie, returned to their home in Kenosha, Wis., todaw, after a two weeks visit here.
SHELBY. Thorns Doty and wife, Harry Press and family, Ted Lottie, and Nellie Person attended the big show at Kankakee. Mrs. IT. T. Clemeant of Shelby will start for a visit in Burg, Mich., today. Ed Stinburg of Hebron, Is on the sick list at the present writing. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Stringham returned home after visiting their parents at West Pullman. Miss Tessie Doty Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cora Struble at Denotte. Barney says that fishing is good but catching is poor. Mr. and Mrs. George Sarubell of Sniders, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Lottie recently.
GARY NEWS
Colored Prisoner Sick. Edna Lucas, the W -year-old wench, who has been bound over to the superior court on a charge of murder with intent to kill, has now been taken to the Mercy hospital where her condition is quite serious. The girl has been feeling 111 for some time and yesterday it was thought advisable by the poplce and the physicians to take her away. She has been carefully guarded since she has been removed from the Jail, as she is known to be a desperate character. As soon as she recovers she will be taken to the Crown Point jail where she will be held to await trial in the September term of the superior court.
May Get New Pastor. Rev. Charles Walton of Sew York, returned to Chicago where he was staying yesterday after preaching at the local Presbyterian church. Rev. Walton is very much liked by the local pastorate and may be secured If the church goes after him.
Wheeler In Much Luck. Hardly a day passes without the report of some automobile accident reaching the ears of the public and it seems as if luck follows along the trail of most of the drivers. Recently Harold H. Wheeler, while driving his touring car from a trip to Valparaiso in the evening, stopped along the road to light the lamps on the machine, when the occupants of the rear seat were conscious of a severe jolt and thought they had struck a rut in the road. Upon Investigation It was found that the rear wheel had in some mysterious manner become unloosened and had parted from the machine, letting the axle to the ground. Mr. Wheeler shudders to think what might have happened to himself and family hal the peculiar accident accident happened when he was driving his car at a high rate of speed, and is thanking his lucky stars that it did harpen when he was slowing down.
LANSING. Mrs. C. W. Vansteenberg and daughter, Ruth, who have been visiting relatives here, returned home yesterday. Mrs. H. Hoffman of Lansing is entertaining company from Chicago for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Heiland are entertain
ing company for a few days.
William Schultz was a visitor In
Thornton yesterday.
W. C. Vandenberg was a buslnesa
visitor in Chicago yesterday.
One Ministrel Show. Say, Rastus, can yot tell me when two wolves are not two wolves?
Suthinly I can tell you Mr. Interlocutor. Two wolves am not two wolves
minutes headed by Dick Bielefield who
hands.
Continued applause for eighty-nine minutes headed by Dick Biefield who
was the only one to see the point of
the joke.
ST. JOHN. Mrs. John Jourdain left for Chicago
today after a visit with relatives here.
Miss Helen Xeibling and daughter.
Helen, have returned to Chicago after a
week's visit with relatives.
Frank F. Scheldt of Dyer transacted
business here yesterday.
A party was given Monday night at
the home of John Keilman. Quite a number ef St. John people were present and all reported having had a delight
ful time.
Miss Katherine Thome left for her
home irl Chicago last night after an ex
tended visit with Nicholas Ludwig and family. Come again Kathryn.
Louisianan Guesses Within One. The guesses on the number of inhabitants In Gary, which has been conducted by the Walter S. Ross company, was ended yesterday when the prize was awarded to Mrs. Jennie A. Morrison of New Orleans, La. The remark
able thing about her guess was that she missed the correct number by one person. The population was found to be 7,499 and the woman's guess was 7,500. The local real estate firm has
received hundlreds of replies from all over the country and It has taken some time to open all of the guesses which have been registered. The contest has been a success all the way through, as it has brought real estate before the public in all parts of the country. The lot will be deeded to the New Orleans winner today.
dress th little fellow's wound and at j
this writing is getting along nicely. Miss Vera Hill has resigned her position as beekkeeper in the Lowell National Bank. George Foster has been engaged to fill the vacancy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins of Sikestown, Mo., are enjoying a visit with Lowell relatives and former acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Staiger has returned to her home In Chicago, after a two weeks' vacation at the home of the Donnahues' in Eagle Creek township. EH Hosliaw has returned to his home in Page, Neb., after a pleasant visit hpre witli his brother, Henry, and wife. Mrs. Bogart of Portland, Ore., is enjoying a visit here with her brother, Jacob Baughman and sisters, Mesdames Barbara Kinsely and A. G. Plummer. Mrs. Frank Ford of Steger, 111., is here on a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer.
WHITING NEWS
Move to the. Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brush, who since their marriage have been living with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Walker of New York avenue have moved to Indiana Harbor where Mr. Brush is employed by the Lake Shore railroad company.
An old horse belonging to John Huber and family that has done yeoman
service on the farm and milk route
dropped deal in the harness on Joliet street vesterdav. It is thought the
hor;e was over twenty years of ago. The funeral of "Billy" Hacker oc
curred at the Half-way Hons- three miles south of town at 0 o'clock this morning under the auspices of tli. In
dependent Order of Foresters. The
body was interred in the Catholic cem
etery.
the carpenters will sooti commence their work on the Harold vl. Wheeler
home on Main street. smltn s gang
of men will do the work.
The grand opening of th Blatz Brewing company's buffet, conducted by Henry Mann, occurred on Monday evening. The place is considered tiie
finest drink emporium in town.
Three row subscribers added to The
Times list in Crown Point in one afternoon, speaks well for thj growing popularity of the paper. The best part of it was they were volu.narv and unsolicited. Get in line and join the procession of readers. Eric Lund, thet Hammond contractor, was :ransatcing business In town yesterdpy. The familiar th.ee- o John Pinter of Wheat field. Ind., was sct. on our streets today. Mr. Pinter was formtilv a Crown Point merchant. A'.i'or- Horst tranr.cted. business in Kdnsmiind today. ' 'Uto Nassau, one of the Crown Point representatives of Tub Times is in Hammond today on lusi::s5. Mrs. Julius Rockwell visited with relatives In Suth Chioajiij and H.iiuTtr.d yesterday. Dr. J. C Gibbs and wife wer.' Chicago
visitors yesterday Oscar Heintz and wifr of Fort Wayne are visiting relatives in town for a few u eeks. Charlotte Wheeler is visiting with Hebron relatives for a week. Miss Etta DuBois is visiting with Hammond friends for a few days. Mrs. Frank Hack visited with relatives in Hammond yesterday. William Kendrick is employed on the St. Margarets hospital addition now being built in Hammond. Elmer Dinwiddle transacted business
CLARK STATION. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schannesse and Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Kgan and family of Chicago, who had been spending a few
weeks here at Camp Jessamine on the Calumet river, left for their homes today, feeling much refreshed after their pleasant stay among the Clark people. Mr. Egan is connected with the public works department of South Chicago and Mr. Shannesse is a representative of the Chiengo police department. Camp Jessamine has been particularly fortunate in fishing, the members averaging tiOO frogs? and twenty pounds of fish daily. A fish was caught by R. Much that is a great surprise to many people Nobody can explain what kind of a fish it is. It is six inches long, looks something like a lizard and has four legs and fux horns. It f-eds on dies. Mr. Much recei"d a very had bite from the fish, but is ;iot in any danger. Gus Fri k and Freo Behn drove around with lluir Fine bronchos and tried to purchase a sixty aire farm. They saw a number of fine farms and will make up their minus as to which to purchase. F. Borman spent the day with Griffith fricnd3.
Attorney J. F. Sawyer appeared before the town board yesterday to act as city attorney in the absence of L. L.
Bomberger. Captain H. S. Norton of the Gary Land company was in Chicago yesterday on business. The improvement of Harrison street has been ordered by the board and the contract will be let in a short time. The Improvement on this street will be welcomed by the'property owners In the east end who have been eagerly awaiting the pavement of north and south street in that section of the city. It is
likely that the other streets in the east end of the city will be paved in the near future. James Green senior member of the firm Green &Son, was In Gary yesterday looking after his business interests. The firm is constructing the district sewer. Attorney 11. V. Call was In Crown Point yesterday on business. Mr. Call went to the county seat in the automobile service to that city. T W. Englehart of the South Broadway Land company, was in Gary today on business. L. Meketinskl, of the Mack Realty company lias purchased a fine new horse and carriage for his real estate business. This will be a part of the free
bus line service to and from subdivisions which are being operated by the local dealers. Harry King spent the day in Gary yesterday attending to his business here.
EAST CHICAGO. A bay mare fifteen hands high and about 9 or 10 years old, was picked up on the road between Hammond and East Chicago Monday aftefrnoon by James Lowden. The mare is now in Funkhouser's barn on Magoun avenue and One Hundred and Forty-fifth street. Mrs. Grant Palmer and daughter, Mabel left yesterday for a three weeks visit with relatives in Lowell. E. W. Wickej-, who went to New Orleans on a business trip last week was taken quite sick on the train and had to be assisted to the hotel on li is arrival there. A telegram from him yesterday, however, stated that he was much better and able to be out and attend to business. S. T. Johnson, who lives at 4713 Olcott avenue and Is employed at the Famous Manufacturing company's plant cut the first finger of his right hand with a wire spring he was working on a week ago. He had the wound dressed and thought no more about it, but by Saturday his hand and forearm began to swell and evidences of blood poisoning appeared. Far awhile it looked very serious, but today the swelling is going flown some and Mr. Johnson is
much better.
Willis E. Roe and family returned
yesterday from Scales Mound, where they have been visiting the past two w.eoks.
Mrs. Sidney Veaco, her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Urle and sister, Miss Wilma I.'rle, who are the guests of Mrs. Veaco
for a few days, spent yesterday In Chi
cago.
The Just l's Girls club, whose alias
is J. L. (i., met last night at the home
of the Misses Edith and Mildred Evans
for the avowed purpose of arganizing
a literary society as a sort of annex
to the main club. The object of the new
branch of the club is for the members to exchange books and opinions on
nooks. Another important move that
Just Us Girls decided on at the meet
ihg was to go to Robertsdale this even
ing and take a bath In the lake. It is
more than likely that Just Us Gentlemen will be on hand to see that Just l's Girls don't get dro vned. WANTED At the Maine Restaurant, 711 Chicago avenue. East Chicago, an experienced girl to wait on tables. Call afternoon or evenings 7-14-tf. IX)ST Small yellow Jersey cow. Finder please notify Martin Cuga, 4 ST. 4 Baring avenue, East Chicago. Reward. 7-S-t.
VALPARAISO. C. L. LaRue was here today from Hammond. L. H. Gocke of Fort Wayne was a Valparaiso business visitor today. Attorney H. W. Worden of La Porte,
the hero of Pine Lake, paid us a vSit yesterday. Tin men left Valparaiso Monday to work in the harvest fields of Kansas and the northwest. Myron Draper and family are camping at Flint Lake. Charles Lee and wife are taking their annual outing at Flint Lake. Mr. Lee probably will bo back in about a week but Mr. Lee expects to remain until Sept. 1. Rev. Marshall M. Day of St Andrews episcopal church in this citv :s -x-pectrd ta'-k from Plymouth tomorrow, where he conducted the services of the Episcopal church Sunday. Rev. If. I.. Davis of the M. E. church Is taking his annual vacation with friends at Crawfords ville. His wife and
family accompanied him.
MONON. Mrs. B. Clark and daughter. Mary, went to Indianapolis Tuesday to visit The former's brother, Fli Shields and her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Beed.
Sam Duncan is laid up with two mashed toes, caused by a hoise stepping on his foot. Mrs. John Killenburger's daughter of Chicago is visiting with home folks this week. T. L. Wells was a business visitor In Monticello Tuesday.
TOLESTON. Miss Gertrude Kunert spent Sunday with friends in Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. I'ecker spent
Sunday visiting friends in Chicago.
Mr and Mrs. J. F. James entertained
friends from Chicago Sunday. Thos present were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Torn
linson and daughter. Miss Blanche, and Mrs. H. Krazier of Windsor Park find Mrs. French and daughters Dorris
and Constance of Indianapolis.
Messrs W. Smith. II. Frazier and
Rathvone called cn friends nere Sun dav on their way to Gaiy.
Earl Smith of Chicago v Isited friends
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Leeka are the guests of friends in Valparaiso for a
few days.
Mesdames II. J. Neff, Andiews and
L. R. Wartena and Messrs. Neff, An
drews and Wartena, spent Sunday at
Michigan idcnielng
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kunert and daughter of Hammond visited friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. James is the guest of friends in Windsor Park for a few
days.
Baseball Players Jugged. Whiting, Ind., July 15. (Special.) Frank Walkowak of South Chicago was arrested and fined $1 and costs by Judge Jones yesterday, upon payment of which he was released. Walkowak
came out from South Chicago to play
ball and when the local team "flunked" he became very angry and was arrested
for creating a disturbance.
Will Give a Dance. The Lake County Social Club, a new
ly organized club for pleasure, will give Its first grand ball Tuesday, July 21. The dance will be given at
Pulaski's hall, corner of John street
and White Oak avenue. Dudek's orchestra will furnish the music. The
arrangement committee is composed of
Messrs. T. B. Cerajew:ki, II. Petzold and B. Karkinskl.
Ing several days here visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. S. 'Davis. Mr. and Mrs. J. Le1iCri of Shelby, Ind., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Dorsch at their home in Indiana boulevard Sunday. Mr. Little and daughter, Miss Ethel, of Roberts avenue were Chicago visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wylle and son and Mr. Mrs. Patterson visited friends in Indiana Harbor yesterday. Mrs. F. Olson and children of Harrison avenue left Monday for Nebraska, where they will spend two weeks visit
ing friends and relatives. Mrs. Smith and children returned from South Haven, Mich., where they have been spending the past two weeks visiting relatives. William Timm of Indiana boulevard transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Harry Goldlng and children left yesterday for Chicago where they will spend the remainder of the wek visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Messenberg of Pearl street are entertaining relatives from Sherryvllle, Ind. Mrs. B. Coates of East Side spent the
Bolan spent Sunday visiting In Elgin. Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. S. Langohr and Mr. and Mrs. Brown spent the day visiting friends in Hobart, Ind. Mrs. William Tlmra and children. Miss Hattie and Harry Timm we're the guests of friends in Windsor Parle last Sunday. The Robertsdale Volunteer Firemen held their regular meeting at th flrehouse Monday evening, all members were present and a large amount of business was transacted, also all arrangements were made for the tournament to be held at Crown Point August first.
MTJNSTER, Master Chauncey Wilson of Hammond has been visiting friends here for several days. Mr. Charles Stallbohm was in Hessville yesterday on business. Mrs. Hugo F. Kaske and daughters were Hammond visitors yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Louise Dietrich was shopping in
day visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Eggers Hammond yesterday.
of Roberts avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul entertained Rev. W. B. Rilling of Naperville, 111., and Rev. W. H. Halmhuber at a six o'clock dinner at their home in Roberts avenue last evening. Misses Anna Dougherty and Margery
Miss Minnie Kutzbach visited friends in Hammond yesterday. Mr. C. P. Schoon i sauctioneerlns in Hessville today. Miss Heinz was a Hammond visitor yesterday.
Threatens to Burn Store. Julius Fritz was arrested for threatening to burn the store of John Furtye of East One Hundred and Nineteenth street. Fritz, who is a painter, did some work for Furtyo and came at 2 o'clock in the morning to collect the $7 which he had coming. When Furtyo refused to settle accounts at such an early hour, Frizt replied by saying he would burn down Furtyo's house. Furtyo colled up the police station and when Officer Mullaney, who was detailed on the case went down, he found Fritz sitting in Furtyo's yard smoking. He was taken to the police station and at the trial, whlcih w?.s held in the morning, he was fined $12 including the costs. In default of this sum he was taken to Crown Point by Chief of Police Lawler.
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HOBART. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown have icturned from their two weeks' trip in Canada. Ed Scheldt was in Chicago yesterday. Sheldon Kent of the Spot Cash store is enjoying a week's vacation. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Nalte, wife of Henry Nulte, who lives near Deep Aiver. was held yesterday afternoon at the German Lutheran Church and the burial took place at the Ainsworth cemetery. Mrs. Nulte died Saturday of last wck with consumption. Besides a husband, she leaves four children and numerous other relatives to mourn her death.
DYER.
Monday evening the Catholic Order
of Foresters Court Dyer held Its regu lar meeting. A fine cool breeze struck town Mon
day night. Quite a relief after the
tropical heat of the past few days. Another good ball game is promised us for rext Sunday afternoon but with what team was not decided as yet. It will be mentioned later. The kite fever has struck our town too. The little school boys are busy making and flying them. The foundation for the addition to the St. Joseph's Parochial school Is completed and the carpenters can now begin work. Joseph Scheldt was s Chicago Heights business visitor Tuesday
WHEELER. H. W. Abbott transacted business in Chicago Monday. Mrs. Jce Zeiier was a Chicago vlsi.or today. Mrs. S. H. Craig and children were among the passengers for Valparaiso yesterday. Miss Hazel Jo'mson of Vulprraiso, reader and entertainer, will give a delightful program next "ri.lnv evening I'nder the auspices of the W. If. S. Athletic cssoeir tien. Mrs. J. H. Hutchison and Miss Grace Johnston visited friends in Valpnrpiso today. Miss M iririn Richmond, who has been visiting her grp.r dmotl.er in Grand Crossing for a few days, returned nome Tuesday morning. Mrs. Arnold was a vl itor in Valp araiso yesterday.
The T. E. O. will hold its regular
meeting in the new quarters in the Fischrupp hall this evening. Mesdames J. L. Hoyl and C. Stewart were South Chicago visitors yesterday. Judge Geogre W. Jones and wife are spending a few days at Kankakee, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cunningham will move from Davidson's place to the Miller house in Ohio avenue tomorrow. The house vacated by Mr. Cunningham will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. William O'Ntil. J. Roy Morrison has returned to LaPorte after a short visit with Ills parents, Mr. and- Mrs. John Morrison of New York avenue. Mr. Holtz of the Kimball Piano company, of South Chicago, transacted business here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tipton of Oliver street are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Mackimer, parents of the latter, from Creston, la., and they will spend the summer here. Mrs. William Bollinger of Ohm avenue has gone to Bass Lake, Ind., to ypent two weeks with relatives in an effort to recuperate from her recent illness. Miss Jennie Platz of Fischrupp ave
nue, lias returned from her vacation which she spent at Martin. Mich. Miss Pliitz wiil soon enter a hospital to complete her training in the nursing pnf fssion. I'rol. John C. Hall spent a few days in Yysilantl, Mich., where he went on .1 business trip. Dr. and Mrs. William E. Putnam have returned from East Aurora, N. V., where they spent two weeks as the guest of their daughter. Elizabeth. Mrs. Putnam is working in the art department of Elbert Hubbard's book bindery. Mrs. Plazt of Fischrupp avenue is on th? sick list.
ROBERTSDALE. Misses Maud Hall. Tena Juller, Let ha and Myrtle Masterson and Robert Mastersun spent the day visiting in Chicago. Mr. John Brown returned to his home in Crown Point. Ind., after spend-
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LOWELL. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruf, of Crown Point, were in Lowell Tuesday. Fred was distributing Lake county fair premium lists. Harry, the little three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart, had the misfortune Tuesday afternoon to fall off a bunch of shingles and break his aria. The physician was called to
INDIANA HARBOR. Republicans of Indiana Harbor will hold mars meeting on Thursday nUht and expect a big turnout. The committee in charge of the affair is composed of Charles E. Fowler, Frank Barker and Leo Onchorski. The Harbor Juniors ami the White Star Juniors of East Chicago played a game of ball Sunday in th? Harbor. The scoie was 7 to 12 in favor of the Harbor team. Next Sunday the Indiana Harbor baseball team will play the Whiting Shamrocks at Indiana Harbor. l'otd will be back from Indianapolis by that, time and will do the pitching for the home team.
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