Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 34, Hammond, Lake County, 28 July 1908 — Page 6
THE TIMES. Tuesdav, Julv 28. 1903.
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY
CROWN POINT NEWS
Disgraceful Scenes at Lake. Again the Monon railroad has been guilty of dumping carloadsof the scum and filth from Chicago's underworld at the beautiful little Cedar Lake resort arid the scenes enacted there last Sunday-, are said to beggar description and would make lurid reading in the yellowest of journals. Certinly this is a reprehensible proceeding on the railroad company's part, making for Its own private gain a cesspool of one of tiie prettiest spots in I.ikf county, making it unlit for the pleasure of Lake county's decent citizens, who ought to have the first opportunity of enjoying the pleasures of the beautiful little resort, but who go there carrying their lives and reputations in their hands. Again, the cost to Lake county in policing the resort where
these "picnics" or "orgies" are taking place is not small by any means, and the profits derived by a limited number of citizens is in no way counter-balanced by th damage done to the place; reputation .and the pleasures our people are deprived of by the lawlessness and debauchery that are enacted at some of the Monon railroad company's picnics. The Times states the facts and sees the need of a remedy, in giving back to Lake county's peace-loving and lawabiding citizens its one, and only one, pleasure resort so that its citizens, their wives and children can spend a few weeks there without coming in contact with all the degrading and demoralizing spectacles of depravity that are common occurrences at the resort now, making it an unfit place for women and children to be while these "railroad harvests" are taking place. There is a remedy, Lake county citizens want it, the next thing is to take proper steps in securing it. Cedar Lake for Lake county people and their friends.
tion was entirely successful and Mrs. Clapper is getting along splendidly. Miss Alta Specter returned yesterday from a two week's visit in Elgin, Illinois. Mrs. John Fahey left yesterday for Milwaukee, being called there by the very serious illness of her sister, Mrs. P. C. Kerens. Miss Anna Goldberg of Gary, arrived yesterday for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mose Specter. Mrs. J. S. Reiland and Mrs. J. D. Williams returned Saturday night from Peoria, 111., where they went to attend a funeral. Miss Mary McDonald of Brazil, Ind., is the guest of her cousin. Miss Edna Olds. Mr. and Mrs. Goldman and Mr. Harry Spectter of St. Louis are here for a few days visiting Mrs. Goldman's and Mr. Specter's brothers, Mose and Ike Specter.
GARY NEWS
Buffet Now Drug Store. The store building on the corner of Tenth avenue and Broadway, formerly used as Borman's Buffet, has now been rented by E. J. Bader, president of the Indiana Harbor State Bank, and he will use it in a few days to establish a loan nd insurance office. Mr. Bader has been contemplating the opening up of an office in Gary for some time and he now feels that he has secured a suitable location. It was satdthat Mr.
Borman intend e dto open up a drug store at that place but that was probably due to his closing announcement
hen the place was closed which read
that his bar room would be be a drug
store by and by.
Wheeler Is Optimistic. Harold H. Wheeler, on whose shoulders the brunt of the work falls, in arranging the important details for the proposed automobile race, to be held here some time this fall, is very optimistiic regarding the big event and sees no reason for not landing it for Lake county on the proposed course between Crown Point, Lowell and Or
chard Grove. He states that a petition has been started in Lowell and the surrounding country and is meeting with great success, the farmers seeming to be heartily in favor of it, and willing to forgo traffic on the course the day the races are held. The slight opposition accorded the project by one or two Lake county citizens has been practically obviated and Mr. Wheeler thinks that with everyone willing, the races will surely be landed, and the biggest event ever pulled off in Lake county will be a matter of history within a few months. All it needs is a "long pull and a strong pull and a pull altogether," to make the affair a success.
VALPARAISO. Eggers Sievers of the Specht, Finney & Skinner Company's store, is taking his annual vacation. George "Bob" Harrison, haa accepted a position in J. B. Wood's general store at Boone Grove. Dr. Glen Dolson left this morning for Hamlet on business. He expects to meet his wife at Knox this evening and together they will go for a ten days' visit with friends at Bass Lake. Word has been received from Miss Mary Deagan. who Is visiting relatives at Rye Beach, New York, saying that she is having a fine time. She has been gone about three weeks and expects to return about Aug. 10.
A company of surveyors were here yesterday taking levels and making a preliminary survey for the Air Line Company. They were in charge of T. G. Hamilton, who was engaged most of the day taking transit near Flint
Lake.
MERRILLVILLE.
Fred Koch returned today from East Chicago where he spent a few
days visiting friends.
Miss Eva Iddings, who has been visiting friends in Hammond, returned
home this morning. Mrs. Guy Merrill and daubhter Hazel
are guests for a few days at the home
of Silas Zuzers.
Miss Wilma Wood spent Sunday at
Valparaiso the guest of Violet Wood bridge.
John Bumgartner of Chicago is spending his vacation at the Lennertz
home.
The Carsten's Gun Club of Lowell, "put it over" our local aggregation of shooters last Sunday by a very small margin of points. A return match will be arranged in the near future and our gunners promise to win back their lost laurels. Again Adam Hertzler and his Cedar
Lake resort were brought in the limelight by his being brought before Judge Nicholson's court yesterday charged with assaulting one of the habitues of the place, the night before. The reputation of the place is anything but savory and it one of the chief weapods of the "drys" in their war against the lic(uor traffic. The town clock on the court house tower and the Erie railroad time seems to bo at loggerheads lately and many of our people have missed their trains accordingly. Hon. Ed Crumpacker left for his home in Valparaiso this morning after spending t ho evening with Crown I'oint friends. Miss Marie McMahon is a Chicago visitor today. Hiran Barton returned to his homo in Merrillville today, after spending some time in Crown Point.
The Chicago business Colleges contine to ilraw quite a numbtr of our young folks. Mrs. W einer left this morning for an extended visit to Benton Harbor, Mich. Clayton D. Root transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Dr. Allen Salisbury has been under tiie doctor's care for the last few days. A. H. Farley took Mrs. Will Ross to the German American Hospital in Chicago yesterday, where he was in attendance at the operation performed on her for gall stones. Th operation was highly .-'iii'ressful a I'd Mrs. Ross is report l as doing nicely., Mrs. George Strable and two youngest children are at Washinprion. I a., where she is attending the funeral of Mrs. Strable's father, Mr. Wiley, who died last Friday. Mrs. Strable will remain the rest of the week at her old home. Mrs. Prude,, Lusk of Minneapolis, Minn., is making an extended visit at the Strait and Lincoln homes on Court street. Clerk Shortridge returned from a business trip to Hammond yesterday. Contractor Crow ell was a Hammond visitor yesterday on business connected with his bridge contract there. It is said the Chicago contractor will soon commence the building of John Brown's new house on Main street and will endeavor to employ local lacor as far as it is possible to do so. Mrs. Livingstone is transacting business in Hammond today.
WHEELER.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Small returned
Monday morning after a visit in En glewood.
The Sunday school picnic has been
postponed indefinitely.
iMss Tillie Winter of Chicago, who has been visiting for some time at the
home of iMss Myrtle Schuester, re
turned home Monday.
Jonn a. Preston and his company presented "A Wife Wanted" last evening before a very appreciative audience. It consisted of three actrs, each
a round of fun and laughter. Refresh
ments were served by the Odd Fellows
Don't forget the Forester's picnic
Saturday at H. Trune's grove.
L. B. Stewart, a Gary carpenter, has
purchased of Judge H. A. Townsley, of this city four lots in Central Park addition to Toleston. Mr. Stewart intends to erect a residence on the property in the near future.
A. F. Knotts of the Gary Construc
tion Company, was in Gary yesterday.
Loyd Parson of the Chicago Tele
phone company, was in Gary yesterday on business. Mr. Parsons has just re
turned from a trip to Michigan, where
he has been camping for two weeks.
Thomas Drager, who has been re
cently emplayed as clerk in the Gary
hotel, has resigned his position.
The work on the new Emerson
school building is progressing satisfac
torily, and the hundreds of yards of
concrete which is being put in the foundation is almost completed.
Pete Meyn of the Lake County Sav
ings and Trust company, together with W. D. Webb, an official of the Standard
Steel Car Company, was in Gary yesterday in his machine on business.
City Attorney L. L. Bomberger, who
has just returned from Battle Creek,
where he has been for several weeks for his health, attended the town board meeting this afternoon. Mr. Bomberger is much improved !n health, after
his rest and treatment.
Miss Ina Merrill, of Chicago, form
erly residing in Hammond, drove into town today from the country, where she is spending her vacation with Sam Woods. Mr. Woods' farm is located near Crown Point.
K. C. Iverson of Indianapolis was in
Gary yesterday on business.
A. C. Perry, representing the E. C.
Gerhardt Construction Company of
that city, was in Gary yesterday looking after the construction of the Emerson building, which that firm is building .
George O'Donnell of the Gary hotel
was in Chicago yesterday morning on business.
W. A. Parry, the local brick agent
was in East Chicago last night attending the council meeting where the con
tract for the new school building was
to be let.
HESSVILLE.
Mrs. J Arnold, and Mrs. A. Reding
spent Monday in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheild and family of
Chicago, are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dedelow spent Mon
day afternoon in Hammond.
Miss Lena Grapp, who lias been
working in Chicago for some time
lias returned home to remain.
Mrs. G. Grapp is reported quite ill
with rheumatism.
INDIANA HARBOR.
Mr. Gabrlal Passe Is a most persistent fisherman, but he is not addicted to the common fault of most anglers. When
Mr. Sasse lias bad luck he is not slow
to admit that he didn't catch a thing
He was out yesterday, but acknowl
edged that he came home empty handed
Carl Anderson has started work on a new building for Harry L. Lewis of Granite City, 111., for which he has the contract. The building will be located on Michigan avenue near Grapevine
and is to be two stories high, twenty
five feet wide and sixty-five deep. The
first floor will be used for store pur
poses and the second for offices and five-room fiat in the rear.
All the glass for the new Salinge
building on the corner of Michigan and
Block avenues, arrived yesterday and
will be put in place today.
Mr. J. B. Mahng returned yesterday
from Steamboat springs and will be around these parts for the next ten
days.
Mr. Charles E. Fowler was in Chi
cage yesterday on business.
Mr. E. F. Chapman, superintendent of the Cleveland Electrical company
which is installing and has charge of
all the electrical work of the South
Bend interurban road, was in town ves
terday. Mr. Chapman said his com
pany was stringing the wires just
quickly as possible between East Chi
capo and the state line and that they
would be able to run cars between these
points by Aug. 1. They also have
large force of men working east of
Gary, but the electrician thinks It will
probably be six weeks hefore a regular schedule can be adopted on the entire
line.
EAST CHICAGO. Mrs. William Clapper, who is in St. Margaret's hospital was operated on yesterday for appendicitis. The opera-
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WHITING NEWS
Funeral of William Vogel. The funeral of William Vogel, who died at his home. One Hundred and Seventeenth street and Cleveland avenue Sunday evening, after an Illness of two years with dropsy, will be held at the family residence tomorrow, Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. The services will be preached bv Rev. P. Weil, of ' the Frleden Evangelical church of Hammond. The deceased was a member of the Whiting Fraternal Order of Eagles, and also a member of the Odd Fellows of Hammond, both of which orders will be represented at his funeral. The
Interment will take place at Oak Hill
cemetery, Hammond.
were in Steger, Chicago Heights and Harvey, Saturday in their auto.
Corneil Dekker of Roseland spent Sunday in town. The wind storm Sunday afternoon caused much injury by blowing over trees and chimneys. The chimney of the Dutch Reformed Church was struck and blown over. Mrs. B. T. Bishop and children, Paul and Eugene, who have been visiting relatives in Nndiana for the past two weeks, returned home yesterday.
Miss Bloem of Roseland is the guest
of Miss Winnie Swart for a few days.
TOLESTON. Mrs. M. J. Neff of Warsaw is the
guest of her son, R. J. Neff and family for a few days.
Mrs. Gus Elser and children spent
Sunday with friends in Chicago.
Charles E. Phillips and Harry Luk-
ens visited In Chicago Sunday.
Miss Florence Findling of Hammond
is the guest of frinds here for a few days.
Mrs. W. Herbster returned to Jack
sonville, 111., after a few months visit
here.
Kenneth Brown is spending a few
weeks with relatives in Chicago.
Xiigust Brown is on a pleasure trip
to Niagara Falls.
Miss Emma Fapke is visiting rela
tives in Hammond for a few days.
Mrs. August Brown is spending a
few days in Hammond.
Mrs. Henry Henke and son, Willie,
are visiting relatives in Crown Point.
Walter Pahl of Crown Point is visiting here for a few days. Christ Bodemer of Alnsworth, Ind.,
spent Sunday with friends here.
George Grand transacted business in Chicvago yesterday.
DYER.
Mat Klein sr., of West Hammond is spending several days with his son
John, of this place.
Messrs Metzger and John Wlnz of
Richton werethe guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Scliirra, over Sunday.
Jos. Klein returned to Hammond
Sunday after a weeks' vacation with
relatives here.
Messrs. Jos. Kellman, William Greiv-
ing and John Klein Jr., spent Sunday
at Cedar Lake.
J. J. Burke of Chicago Heights was
a Dyer visitor Sunday.
Quite a number from here went to
St. John Sunday to the picnic at Spring
Hill grove.
John Peschel of Chicago is on a several days' visit with his cousin, Jos.
Peschel at present.
Andrew Kellman of Whiting spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. M. Klein of West Hammond
spent Sunday at the home of relatives
here.
A little girl was born Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. John Schaller, west of Dyer,
which, as we were later informed died during the night.
Dr. Charles Fritts of Chicago Heights
was a business caller here Monday. John Hilbrich of Schererville trans acted business here Saturday.
For the benefit of those who did not see the ball game here Sunday, we
give below the score by innings:
K. C 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Dyer 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 x-
CLARK STATION. G. Keckeisen and sons, Joe and Walter, spent Sunday here. H. Hansen of Chicago spent Sunday with Cl.ark friends. J. Coleman of Chicago was a business visitor here. William Otto of Griffith spent the day visiting here. Charles Saager and wife of East Side are camping here for a week. P. M. Stults of Clark Station is transacting business in New York City. Master Carl Anderson of Bensonvtlle, 111., Is spending a week with his father, P, Anderson of this place. Mr. and Mrs. P. Conrad of Toleston were spending the day with Clark relatives. Miss Mabel Cain and Martin Cain of South Chicago spent Sunday with Mrs. R. PiStults of this place.
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ToANSING. Miss Cora Neilander of East Chicago is spending her vacation at home. Miss Atlanta Thirmont entertained guests from Chicago on Sunday. Miss Rose Trinoskl spent Sunday with her sister In RIverdale. C. Verdugt was In town last week.
Miss Tlllle Frank of Hammond Is
spending her vacation at home.
Miss Grace Dekker of Kensington
is visiting relatives here. Frank Trinoskl was in St. John Sun daj-.
Miss Anna Hook of Roseland Is vis
iting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Prinz.
John and Victor Vansteenberg spent
the week end with relatives in Roseland. W. C. Vansteenberg and son, Walter,
Return From Visit. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koch and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer and sons, Albert and Michael, and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Scherr, went to Chi
cago Spnday where they visited their aunt. Sister Maria Arnulpha. The
party also consisted of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kammer of St John and their brother, Michael Kam
mer of Edgewood.
Sister Maria Trnulpha is on her re
treat at St. Alphoneo's church from
Grand Rapids, Mich.
As these reunions the very rare, they
all enjoyed the visit to a great extent.
poison, caused by a cut which he recelved on his foot a few days ago. He Is under the doctor's care and is getting along as well as can be expected. Robert Turley of Lincoln avenue entertained his niece. Miss Gladys Turley and a number of her friends at a picnic in Ogden Park, 111., Saturday. A most enjoyable time is reported. Among
those present were Misses Gladys Tur
ley, Freda Bahn, Clara Schmittle, Willie Hazlett and Kenneth Turley. Alfred
Ehlert and Carl Moore.
Mrs. Harry Goldlng and children.
Arthur and Violet, of Harrison avenue
are recovering from a severe attack of
blood poisoning caused by eating pois
onous mushrooms. Arthur had brought
some home, which he and another boy had gathered and Mrs. Goldlng pre
pared them for dinner. Shortlv after
arey were taken violently ill and Dr. Kohr was quickly sent for. He soon had Mrs. Goldlng and Violet out of danger, but Arthur's condition for awhile was very serious and it was only after working over him for some hours, that he finally had him out of danger. The employes of the barrel house and boiler makers of the S. O. Company crossed bats at the White House grounds Sunday morning. The barrel house won by the score of 8 to 4. , Miss Hattie and Harry Timm left for St. Ann, 111., where they will spend a
week visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Shahn of Roberts avenue visited friends in Chicago Sunday. It is rumored that Dan Cupid is getting busy in Robertsdale, and ere long wedding wells will be heard again
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Is In LaPorte Hospital. Miss Madge Hazlett spent Sunday at
LaPorte as the guest of Mrs. Minnie Duffv.
Mrs. Duffy has been in the Holy
Family hospital at LaPorte for several weeks with appendicitis, but was able to leave that Institution on Saturday, but it will be several weeks before she
will be able to return to Whiting.
BLACK OAK.
Mrs. Ellis and daughter, Mrs. Schultz
and children of South Chicago spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rei
land.
Mrs. Peter Bohllng has returned to
her home in South Chicago, after
few davs visit with Mr. and Mrs
Scheldt.
Miss Lielie Thone spent Friday and
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Euler at Hessville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nickel spent Sat
urday at Hammond.
Jake Weter and Lizzie Kellman of
Crown Point spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Scheldt. Miss Edith Burns spent Sunday at Hammond. Her sister Ethel returned with her for a few days' visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thiel of Hammond were Sunday visitors here. The ball game between Black Oak and the Gary Regulars, resulted in a vistory for Illack Oak, 5 to 2. The Blissmer Colts of West Hammond will play here Sunday, August 2.
T.OWELL. Miss Dorothy Barringer, organizer of the Royal Neighbors, a ladies auxiliary to the Modern Woodmen of America, who lias been in Lowell at Intervals for the last several weeks so
liciting membership to the order, informs us that they will reorganize, it is thought, on Thursday of the present week, with a banquet and a grand social time. The Shelby and several other auxiliaries have been invited to take part and it is expected a large number from out of town will be present. Henry Ferrington, of Pheonix, Arizona, a former Ixwell citizen. Is here on an extended visit with relatives and former acquaintances. He will remain to attend a reunion of his regiment, the Seventy-third Indiana, which will be held in Lowell in September. County Assessor William Black, wife and daughter, passed through Lowell Monday enroute far Wlnnebego, Dis., where they go for a week's visit with relatives. Mr. and Mm. Joe May of East Chicago, are the guests of Lowell friends. Mrs. William Buckley and daughter, Ella, are on a visit with Kankakee relatives.
The thirteenth birthday of Miss Velma Sheets was celebrated last Saturday evening by her parents giving her a party In honor of the event. A number of the young associates of Miss Velmer were invited and a delightful time is reported. Refreshments were served
Miss Mary Fitzgerald of Central avenue visited relatives in rand Crossing Sunday. L. O. Addleman was In Gary Sunday. Mr. Bruning of Central avenue is confined to his home by illness. Dan Louer of Central avenue went to .Toliet, 111., Saturday, and returned Sunday with his daughter. Miss Olive Louer, who was injured there several weeks ago. It will be remembered that Miss Louer was thrown out of a buggy and received a severe fracture of the shoulder, while out driving, while she was there recuperating from an attock of typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. Joseph Scherr transacted business in South Chicago yesterday. Raymond Scott, the ron of Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, of LaPorte avenue was standing on the front porch at his home Sunday when the banister gave way, letting the bay fall about eight feet to the ground. In the pre
cipitation h sustained a badly sprained arm. Frank MacPherson, of Chicago, who has recently returned from his vacation which he spent in Cleveland. Buffalo, and Canada, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison of New York avenue. Mrs. G. H. Hoskins entertained her brother and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey of Grant Park, 111. Hr mother will remain for several weeks but her brother returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Thorpe of New York avenue, have been informed that Mr. Thorpe will be sent to Alton, 111., to work for the Standard Oil Company In their Alton plant. Mr. Thorpe will leave in a few days but Mrs. Thorpe and the children will remain until their property is sold. Mrs. Johr Hannephin of Clark and One Hundred and Nineteenth street
was called to Chicago by the illness of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Harry Hannephin. Mrs. Henry Lotz and two daughters have returned from a trip to Hortcon and Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bernstein and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Recht, attended the meeting of the Western Star at Welland.s hall in East Chicago Sunday night, at which the installation of officers took place. Mrs. Sol Recht was installed as vice president of the order. Mr. and Mrs. John Nyhoff and daughter. Loretta of Gary, s-pent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gillmurray of Sheridan avenue. The Congregational and Methodist churches will hold union services at the former church nevt Sunday evening, after which the Congregational church will close for one month to allow Rev. Webster a little recreation.
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ROBERTSDALE. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan entertained a number of out of town relatives at their home In Indiana boulevard Punday. Messrs. T. Roland and John Wichorst attended the South Side ball game in Chicago Sunday. Miss Mollie Freese Mrs. Fick and children and Mrs. oldir.g and daughter spent the day visiting in Soutli Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John Kasch of Hammond, spent Sunday with the former's brother, Fred Kasch of Roberts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Oobel of Cleveland avenue spent Saturday in Munster, Ind. Mrs. George Zerwer and children left yesterday for Georgetown, Ky., where they will join Mr. Zeuver, who is employed there, and where they Intend making their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Zevze.r have made Robertsdale their home for a number of years and have many friends here who regret to see them leave, but who wist them
every success in their new home.
:iir. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Chi
cago spent the werk end the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William Eggers. Mrs. Willian' Bahn and Mrs. J. Fasse were White City visitors last evening. Arthur Martinson, the young son of Mrs. Martinson of Roberts avenue, is suffering with a severe case of blood
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