Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 31, Hammond, Lake County, 24 July 1908 — Page 2

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Iny the business session a short social hour was spent when refreshments were served. The meetings of this circle will be held at the same place every first and Third Thursday of the month until further notice.

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.eed to fear that the i tho I'nlted States :i will ever agnhi h" aw faith to believe hi.'h mlr.gl together

a,., s.iiute id.'h other upon the I'lalns of Abrahom w!!l never confront each th.-r i: conflict upon either land or Bt-a." The prince of Wales said: 'The kin,, """hose earnest desire la always to promote the best and closest relations between nations, has specially desired me. as his representative. to

r.vey to you, .Mr. ice rrraiui-iu oi

t!i" I'nlted States, and to your colleagues, not only to hearty welcome, but also a warm expression of thanks, both to you and to your government, f.,r vour presence here on this auspicious f. rasion. We recognize that the preset). e of representatives of the I'nlted States and Trance among- us test if:- s to the growth of the spirit of friendship between nations."

HAS RETVHE1 FIlOM SCHOOL. Miss ICthel Kbrlght, who has been attending the summer normal school at I'loonilnsrtou. Ind.. has returned home. She stopped at Rensselaer and was th. guest of Mrs. Orlan Grant, formerly Miss Virginia Stanim of tills city, for a few da s.

ATTEND FlNEItAI. OF RELATIVE. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cope went to Ijyer this morning to attend the funeral of their late brother-in-law, John Beiriger.

MARTIIV SOCIETY MEETS. The Martha society of the First Christian church mot yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. .T. M. Van Sickle In IMummer avenue. There was the usual attendance of members present anil the afternoon was spent sewing. The hostess served refreshments at the close of the meeting. The next regular meeting of the society will be held next Thursday afternoon at the

tabernacle, when social day will he celebrated. in connection with the meeting a free, lecture will he given to which all ladies are cordially ln-

l vited.

MXY FROM HERE ATTEND. Michigan City Knights of Columbus will entertain several hundred visMting knights from Iaporte. Hammond. Whiting, Fast Chicago, Gary and Chicago Sunday. The event will mark the initiation of a large class of candidates. Very Father Ibirns. president of the Holy Cross college at Washington, 1. C, will be the cel. brant of mass in the morning and Father Cavanaugh, president of Notre Iame university, will deliver the sermon.

MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the Fleur de Ids club wliieh was announced to take place yesterday has been postponed for another

tWi ert c-nt

weeks when Mrs. Kralowitz will rtain t!:- ladies. Cards will be the rtair.n:ent for the afternoon.

CONVENTION. received by friends

AT ST. PI I. Cards have le-en

of Dr. H. E. Sharrer. who went to St. Paul for the Shriners" meeting, saying that the affair had been glorious. He reports having had a splendid time. VACATION AT WHITEHALL. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hirseh and children are spending a very pleasant vacation at Whitehall. Mich. Cards have been received by their friends telling of the delightful weather and of the healthy coat of tan they are getting.

PLEASANT CM II MEETING. The members of the Acme Social club Tvere very pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Rahen at her home In Truman avenue. All the members of the club were present and spent a. very enjoyable afternoon at cards. The prizes were won by Mrs. Charles It. R. Bonnef and Mrs. IT. H. Cappis. Following the games the hostess served the guests with a very pleasing luncheon. The ladies decided at the party yesterday to hold no more meetings during the summer, their next meeting will probably be held In October. PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET. The members of Hammond Temple Ko. 7.1. Pythian Sisters will hold their regualr meeting this evening at the K. of P. hall. All the members are urged to attend as business of importance will be transacted.

VISIT IN CROWN POINT. Misses Florence J.overidge and Fleatrice Hansen went to Crown Point to b- the g'l-st of Miss Marie Hansen for a lawn festival to he given at the resirlences of Mrs. Marble and Mrs. Pettlbor.e for the benefit of the library. LAWN SO( I VI..

The Christian Endeavor Society of th" First I'hristian church will hold a lawn soeial Saturday evening, July "h" iu I'entral Park. The public is cordially invited and It is desired that there ),e a good attendance as the proceeds will be used for tlie new church building fund.

MR. RRIDGE IS HECOVEHING. W. F. Bridge, who has been quite ill at his home on Warren street for same time, is recovering. Mr. Br ids had

been prostrated by the heat some ago and never fully recovered the effects.

time from

ncNic Mrs. Thomas dreii. Ruth and Cleveland and

AT THE LAKE. P.. Brennan and Genevieve. Misses Beulah Draekert

chllIailu and

Edwin Draekert are spending the afternoon at the lake front.

CROSS THE I. V K E. Mr. and Mrs. J. Vasserctt and family, Mrs. J V. Youkie and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Youkie of Kankakee. III., will cross the lake to Milwaukee tomorrow and remain over Sunday.

HERE FROM MICHIGAN. Mr. Shurtz and Mrs. Frank Kraut of Grand Rapids, Mich., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newell at their home in South Ilohman street for a few daay.

TROLLEY PARTY A Sl'CCESS. The members of the Christian church band gave one of the first trolley parties of the season last evening and it was very largely attended by people from Hammond and surrounding cities. There were three cars chartered to go to Jackson Park hy way of Manhattan Beacr, but owing to the lateness of the hour before leaving Hammond, they did not reach Jackson Park. The band furnished miifi'' during the entire trip and all who attended report a pleasant time. A good sum was realized which will be used for the benefit of the church.

QVIET WEDDING. The wedding of Miss Mary II. L.oe and D. L.. Scanlan. both of Hammond, took place yesterday at which Justice of the Peace Frank Prest, officiated. The wedding was very quiet only the relatives and briends of the bridal couple being in attendance.

GOLDEN Rl I.E PEDRO. Gobb-n Bob- Council No. 1, D. of T.. are trivlng a pedro party this afternoon ia the' K. of P. hail for n lirgo number of guests. Several games are being played an! prizes will be awarded. The numbers have given several series during the winter, all of which proved very

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lent of Miss Carrie Pi of Mrs. Caroline I .Mho.

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Mr. William R. was announced e family and a

LEAVES ON VACATION. Miss Anna Nyhoff expects to leave Hammond next week for a few weeks vacation to be spent at points in Michigan. Miss Nyhoff will visit Fremont Center, Grand Haven, Kalamazoo and Worcester Hill.

PICNIC AT THE LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kaufman and son, Alfred and Mr. and Mrs. I,oo Wolf, and

daughter, Helen and Philip Mossier were visitors at the Lake Front Fark

last evening.

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McMahnn has days' visit at

returned Indian-

few hi st 20 tak o xa

friends We. k Fayetr. place t date

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Mrs. Recht and daughter. Miss Recht

returned to their home In Chicago this

'morning after a short visit with Ham

mond relatives.

-Mr. and .Mrs. John Mattwig ar

informal dinner pa rt y j spending the day with relatives in Chi home of Mrs. Pi bos. i ago.

at an It the

street. The in January, has nr. t been

wedding will although the Sit.

II D PI.EVSVNT MEETING. A pleasant meeting of the ladies of the G. A. R. Circle No. 5 was held jfstorda yafternoon at the home of Mrs. M. Brown. D1'2 I'lummer avenue. This was their regular semi-monthly meeting and there was a good attendance of members present. Folio w-

Mrs. TI. IT. Henry is spending the day wit!) friends in Chicago.

Mrs. imam Eove and Miss Zelda

Love are visiting in Chicago today. Mrs. Fred Champaign is among tl Hammond ladles in Chicago today.

.Mrs. J I. 11. cappis of State Line street

Is spending the day visiting in Chicago

it. iiriKnam oi crown feint was in

Hammond today on business.

ir. ballsnury of Crown Point, was in

Hammond Wednesday afternoon visiting his brother, Dr. Zollie Salisbury. Mrs. Katherint- Austgen of East Sibley street, has returned from a few days' visit with relatives in Cedar Lake. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kolb of Condlt street is in Dyer today attending the funeral of the late John Beiriger. . . . Mrs. Charles F. Gloeser is spending the day with relatives in Englewood. Mrs. Learning of Mulberry. Ind., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Learning of South Ilohman street for a few weeks. Mrs. Elizabeth Schaller is spending the day with relatives in Dyer to attend the furural of the late Mr. Beiriger. Mrs. Frank Stoltz went to Dyer this morning to attend the funeral of the late Mr. Beiriger. Ernest Berqnlst has returned to Hammond from a few weeks' visit with relatives and friends in Washington, la. Mr. and Mrs. Clark learning are spending the day visiting in Chicago. Mrs. Henry Burk of Rimbach avenue has returned home from a month's visit with relatives and friends at Port Huron and Detroit, Mich. Miss Idabelle Daugherty has returned home from a pleasant visit with friends In Chicago. Miss Blanche Maitland of Port Huron, Mich., is the guest of Miss Ethel Burk at her home In Rimbach avenue for a few weeks. Miss Myrtle Webb has gone to Monticello, Ind.. to be the guest of friends and relatives for a few days. Miss Bertha Gehring has returned from a week's visit 'with friends in Michigan City. Mrs. Henry Lundt and daughter. Misa Frances wer ethe guests of friends in Gary yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. David T. Emery have returned from a few days' stay at Indianapolis. Mrs. A. E. Merryweather and daughter. Miss Myrtle of South Ilohman street will spend next week with relatives in Chicago. Miss Grace Stilson has returned to her home in Crown Point after visiting fripnds in Hammond for a few days.

Mrs. Joseph Kramer of Crown Point has been spending the week with relatives and friends in Hammond. Mrs. Charles Norton of Hyde Park is spending the day with friends in Hammond.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartman nave gone to Boone Grove. Ind.. to spend a f.-w days' vacation with friends. Mrs. Frank Tesch will go to Chicago tomorrow to remain over Sunday with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Vaserett and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Youkie of Kankakee are spending the day visiting in Gary. Mis.-es Bertha Readapenny and Anna Nyhoff visited friends in East Chicago Tuesday evening. Miss Marie Mielhaul has resigned her position in the Pure Water company's office.

Miss Lemon and Will Maginot visited

the White City in Lnicago evening.

Miss Hulda Kunert has returned

from a few days visit wun leuim..-.

in Toleston.

Mrs. J. Kaspar went to the lake this

afternoon to spend the ween. enu.

George Soitwedel of Whiting was in

Hammond today on business.

Fred Ketchell will go to Crown Point

tomorrow on loismess.

C. C. Smith of East Chicago transited business in Hammond today. Charles Daugherty of Crown Point

was a business visiiui m nu""""

today.

Miss Dorothy Eschenbach will go to

Milwaukee tomorrow to fpenu a ievs weeks with relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vonkie of Kankakee, 111., are spending a few days with relatives in Hammond. Tr .T c I.avene is spending the

afternoon with Mrs. I'nderwood at her home in Woodlawn. M. Dobson was in Chicago today on business. Mrs. John Clauspen is spending the day in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wartena of Tolton are spending the day with Mrs. Wartona's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kunert of Russell street. Mrs. 1. H. Hudson and guest. Mrs. C. H. Gregg of Greonsburg, Pa., are spending the afternoon In Chicago. Judge Prest was in Gary today on business. Miss Dibos is one of Hammond's charming young ladies and is very popular in society circles among the young people in Hammond and Chicago. Miss Dibos has spent the past winter with relatives In Chicago. Mrs. A. Webb and son and daughter, Hugo and Marjory, left for a two weeks' visit with relatives and friends in Lowell. Miss Hazel Webb and lim Bowlus of Gary will spend Sunday with Miss West, of Normal Park, Chicago.

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Only two more days, ladles, until that terrible badger fight will be pulled off at Kindel's grove in connection with the Eagles' picnic. Pave Hirseh. will select the referee tomorrow. It will be a lady if he can get one. Carl Schumacher considers himself too young to retire from active business. And his friends considered him too good a man to be shelved so early. That ought to make a good working agreement all around. Fred Carter was there with both feet yesterday to receive John Worth Kern. No rubber boots were needed for the occasion either. Gary, you go to the head of the class. Two days before the Hammond Motor Boat club races. E. E. Frleke. cashier at the Commercial bank, will talk only about your bank accounts to you or the races Mr. Fricke Is probably the biggest motor boat enthusiast that Hammond has. Next to John Worth Kern, A. Murray Turner was probably the most conspicuous figure at the Monon depot. Politics didn't cut any ice. of course not. hut then the fact could not be overlooked. Among the big Hammondltes who shook the hand of John Worth Kern yesterday was Nicholas Emmerllng. The result is that Mr. Emmerling hates to wash his right hand now. I'eter Davis is wearing a new Ptraw hat these days. Peter looks more like a statesman now than ever. There is probably not another autoIst in Hammond who enjoys his ma-

Frank Waller

T. H. Jordan John Rust Wm. Hageman F. I j. Wyman Fred Burkhardt J. P. Smith

chine more than M. Rothschild. In j Vv'm". Kerr his electric runabout he goes along at F. A. Green

an easy rate, satisfied If he only moves and not caring how slow he goes. Such a thing as going faster than the speed law allows never enters Mr. Rothschild's mind.

ALL ROGKJO THE HUB Knights of Pythias Have a Great Time at Crown Point Last Night. Crown Point, July 24. (Special) The house-warming given by the local K. of P's last night, which was attended by about firty members of the Hammond uniform rank, K. of P's and members of Iodge 210, K. of P., was one of the biggest events in the annals of the local lodge's history. The Hammond contingent came down on the evening milk-train and made things lively until they left on the evening train. Julian Youche and George Horst were the candidates to have the work conferred upon, and were through the ordeal under flying colors. Caterer Johnson served the refreshments, liquid and otherwise, and the Hammond crowd returned loud In their prises of Crown Point's hospitality. The K. P's here, are now in a flourishing condition, after several years of inactivity and there are now six other applicants to enter the lodge. The old members have taken a new lease o life and will endeavor to make the K. of P's the largest and most popular fraternal organization in town. The guests from Hammond were:

Dr. E. R. Stauffer E. L. Short ride-e

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PROSPERITY

H. K. Arentz AV. M. Smith F. Klmbell E. W. Pump C E. Coons Wm. Hoak M. Ruhstadt I). C. Atkinson J. E. "Wolf H. Oabler

Albert Maack

Chas. C. Walker P. L. McKay Chas Hubbard K. E. Kclioff W. W. Mashino O. W. Harding Kred Chandler H. i. Fuller ('has. Powell Dr. J. T. Clark J. W. Reed C. H. Htewart J. H. Stinson J. F. Irish Harry Minas I'ave Smith V. F. Schradt Otto Pabe

Pittsburg, Pa., July tile Pressed Steel Car

city, giving employment

is to be put to work on full time at once, according to reports today. Instead, however, of making steel freight

24. The plant of company in this

to 10,000 men,

will be devoted exclumanufacture of steel

THE TIMES COOK BOOK

ASPARAGUS DRESSING.

cars, tlie plant sively to the

passenger cars. The company has obtained contracts for large numbers of steel passenger cars from the Chicago Railways company, the Pennsylvania company, and the Philadelphia Subway company. The contracts will be sufficient to keep the plant running full time for almost six months. In the meantime other contraets are being booked almost dally. Superintendents, officials, and managers of all plants of the United States Steel corporation left for New York, whence they were summoned today by William Ellis Corey, president of the corporation. A conference will be held tomorrow regarding the immediate resumption of all plants of the concern. It Is now operating C per cent of its capacity, according to a statement Issued by the company. One ThouanI to Work In AVeM. Los Angeles, Cal.. July 24. The Santa Fe announced today that It will run shops at San Pernardlno to full capacity, employing a thousand men. I-mtra Knree on at St. I.ouU. St. Louis, Mo.. July 24. Every big St. Louis wholesale house is workintr

an extra force at night to meet out of ! town orders. Prosperity has come to I the country merchants, who want goods i before the crops are harvested.

THREE KILLED; FIFTY HURT IN ELECTRICAL STORM.

COMPANY HAMMOND, INDIANA SPECIALS IN

SMOKED MEATS

Saturday, July 25th.

GROCERIES i

MILD CURED HAMS, average G to 10 pounds, per 11) ,

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Lightning Striken Soldier Drnd and Wind Wrrrka (amp of 10.000 Soldiers.

Gettysburg, Pa., July 24. An allnight search throughout Camp Hayes, where the 10,000 nun of the national guard of Pennsylvania have been in camp for a week, and which was last night visited by a terrific electrical and wind storm, shows that three soldiers were struck dead by lightning find that nearly a half-hundred other persons were injured by the electrical bolts or were otherwise hurt. It was probably the wildest night the historic battelground has experienced since the memorable July days of 1S83. Those killed were: Corporal Milton ("raver, company C. 10th regiment. Cniontown. James A. Pa rbe, company H, 10th regiment, Wayneshurg. Private Clyde Morrison, company D, -6th regiment. The dead were members of the 2d brigade, composed of regiments from the western part of the state, most of the storm damage occurring in the section of the field occupied by that brigade.

BREAKFAST BACON, lean small strips mild cured, per lb

ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, very best, per lb

12c 25c

SANTOS COFFEE, old fancy Bourbon Santos.

Sell regular at 25c per pound. Saturday extra special at ENGLISBTBREAKFAST TEA, fine 50c grade, 3 pounds $1.00, per lb

PURE LARD, kettle rendered, per pound SWEEfHERKINS, K. & Co., full (jiiart

ROLLED OATS, fresh milled, white, fine qual ity, per lb

NAVY BEANS, Xo. quart

1 hand-picked, per

PARLOR MATCHES, large package, (12 boxes)

AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP,

10 bars

Have you errr tried an ad In Tb Tinea T Ttt one and aee the reaolta fban any five papers combined In tbe Calumet region.

18c 35c 11c 25 c Jc 8ic 10c 33c !j

HI THE SUPERIOR COURT

BANKING SERVICES

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POLICE DON'T WANT AUTOMOBILE SCORCHING.

4 son. Mary Schutz Hice and AVm. F. Hick.

mortgage. 4S06. Otto F. Suhase Maling et al. Appeal. 407. American Harrow

Chas. K. Chester. Civil. 4Hi'iS. Dallemand company bert Halla. Civil.

vs. Bertha M. Iloreclosure of

vs. John B.

company vs.

vs. M. Al-

Valuable Relic for Church. The actual desk prayerbook used in the Church of England before the abolition of such books by parliament during the commonwealth, a volume dated 1633, has been presented to the Church of St. Edmund-the-King in London.

An Oratorio of Memory. Home should be an oratorio of memory, singing to all our after-life melodies and harmonies of old-remembered Joy. lieecher.

SPECIAL MEAT SALE Saturday Only Pocket of Veal 10C Leg Spring Lamb 15C

Fore Quarter Lamb ---He Pork Roast Loin 1 212C Corn Fed Rib Prime Roast Beef 14C Prime Sirloir. Steak 1Ec Corned Ox Tongue (export) 1 6C

HUMPFER BROS. 154 So. Hot-man St. Phone 144

tanK8 are becomlnjt more and more the custodians of the funds of tTi

people, of both, large and small means. This Is due to a wider appreciation of the value of banking service, as Its usefulness Is extended and its methods become better known. In the case of THE FIRST NATIONAL, BANK The Best service Is assured. Its officers aim lnevery way to protect the Interests of Its patrons, making use of every means of precaution. Its up-to-date system of accuracy, promptness and the same careful attention to large or small depositors, makes It a desirable place to keep your account. It Is a safe bank. It Is a bank for all the people rich and poor, men, women and children.

PHONE 2034. 842 MAX. SCHMIDT PLUMBING. SEWERAGE, STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. 270 S. Kohman St. Hammond, Ind.

Driver of t'nr Are "Warned, Ilni There Are It of Other Who el One.

have

The Hammond rlice

steps to warn the owners of mobiles against speeding. Some

dri it

taken a u t o - Of the

rs of machines through the at such a rapid pace that the live?

AIND RETURN

A chef in a restaurant is responsible for this suseestion: ATiv

juice of a blood orange with Hollandalse sauce and use it as a dressing for asparagus. For the Hollandalse sauce, heat a tablespoonful of vinejrar with half tablespoonful of minced onion and half a bavleaf and 4 strain and cool. Meanwhile, rub a tablespoonful of butter and half a tablespoonful of flour to a cream and cook them together in half a cupful of water; then turn in the vinegar, remove from the fire, and while hot stir in gradually the yoke of an egg. Reheat in a double boiler but

w uo hul Know lue auce to siana until it curdles. Add salt and and eerve. This is a delicious sauce for fish.

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of pedestrians are endangered. Yesterday two drivers were warned that if they did not moderate their speed they would lie placed under arrest. It is understood that other drivers are to tie warned and the practice of scorching will have to be stopped. The police take the stand that if some one is killed the police will he held responsible for the accident, and they prpose to do all they can to stop the abuse.

MORE NEWS IX ONE WEEK IX THE TIMES THAX IX AM. THE OTHER PAPERS IX THE CALUMET REGIOY COMBINED. COMPARE THEM AXD SEE IF IT IS AT 80.

Muncie $2.25 Marion $2.00 Peru $1.50

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Saturday INight, August 1 Leave Hammond tO.Hd p.m. Tickets good to return until .Monday IHvenlnc, August 1. Tickets and Information of C V. HEJIMBACH, Agent, LSI S. Hohmrm St. Phone INOI. Kes. Phone 4494.

YOUR MONEY BACK Any time you want it if you find our goods unsatisfactory. BASTAR & McGARRY, Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry 175 S. Hohman St. Hammond. FINE WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING.

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THE HAMMOND DiSTlLLINO CO. DAILY CAPACITY 35,000 GALLONS.

rree warnivai

6 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS AT

ong s

Attractions

HAMMOND. IND.

.o m m enci n s

Peat u ring Capt. Hen wick

July

in his high dive