Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 42, Hammond, Lake County, 6 August 1908 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Thursday, 'August 6, 1908.

FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY

CROWN POINT NEWS The Joy o Fancter Lake. t f vnn'm a. man and haDDen to se another fellow-man come axon .t.ut hnM 11 n one arm, with two ouistretched fingers as if he was about to pronounce a benediction over you. don t be alarmed or think that your friend 1, crazy. Or If you see your other friend cross his fingers in answer to the sign, don't think they both are in need of a. padded room at Longcliffe, Longsport. Both of them are exceedingly rational, well-behaved up-to-date, and ideal citizens. Neither are they deaf mutes, as might be supposed from their action, nor is there any plot against the government, no scheme is on foot to defeat their political opponest. for politics is the last thing in the minds of the exemplary citizens t this stage of the game. Follow either one of them after this hokuspbkus ritual has been performed, and you'll hot-foot it down an alley and side street or two. see Mr. Citizen tear into the house grab p. towel and a cake of soap, jerk his bathing trunks off the clothes line and meet his other citizen pal on some dark street corner. Here their words are few and far between. Right about face, headed due south, two exemplary citizens with the utter abandon of 6 year old kids, hike fnr the waters of Fancher lake, and ten minutes later the ducks and geese that inhabit those waters, loo envioui at the actions of these two kids nr flftv vears young, who dis.u hovnnd the wildest or anticipations of these of the lake. It's only j u1- i - - - history repeating itself. Had a Fine Time. ts. TTrvrpsters' dance, given by mem bers of the local Independent Orde of Trusters last evening, at Lassen s pa -.mi, rvriar Lake, was attended by one of the largest crowds ever con gregated at that popular resort. The pvonine was ideal, and everyone took advantage of the fact and drove to the lake in busses, rigs and automobiles The local garages were kept busy online- narties. one concern making eieht trips durfng the evening. aiffr was a success from every point of view, and from the appearance of Crown Point's deserted streets most of the townspeople enjoyed themselves at that place last evening Advertised Mail. T.t nf letters remaining in Crown Pnint Tintnffic.B for wek endins Aug. 1 Mrs. Ella Lencker. Henry McGail. George Milllgan. Mrs. J. Rackett. Monroe Richmond. Henry Sassay. David Swanson. Master Lightner Wilson. The Crown Point baseball club will play the Chicago Red Sox team at their grounds near the Erie depot on Sunday afternoon. The Red Sox were defeated by the local aggregation some time ago by a score of 10 to 2, and they are coming down against expecting revenge. A good game is promised. Main street is getting another rolling with the steam-roller and Is being put in shape for acceptance by the commissioners. A billiard room has been started over John Foss' saloon and now Is running full blast. Probation Officer Muzza.ll is enjoying a slight vacation from his duties as truant officer of the schools, while the latter are not in session, but his duties as prohabtion offlcer in keeping the numerous delinquent youngsters in order in the north townships is anything but a snap, and he is kept constantly on the jump. Excavating on John Brown's basement for his new JS.000 house Is near ly completed. Ed McNay and a force of men are doing the work. The con tract is being watched with interest by our local contractors on account of the wide difference in the amount of the bids between the Chicago builder and the local men, and they are all anxious to see how it is going to be done and whether they, the Chicago contractor, or Mr. Brown will get all that Is coming to them. John Babbit and wife left yester day morning for Battle Ground, Ind., where they will enjoy a two weeks vacation. Mrs. John Wilson is making an ex tended visit with relatives at Taylor ville. 111., and John is "batching" it. Fred Heide Is visiting with the Bartholomae family for a few days Dr. Harry Laws, interne at the city hospital in New York, is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laws on Main street. Everybody is looking forward to the great jubilee fair with its mighty special attractions, which promises to sur pass anything in the amusement line s ever given in Crown Point. Cheer up,! It's going to rain, be??? may omcer x ranK snine and Eisner of Hammond brought down a crazy man and a man charged with stealing potatoes, who will spend some time at Cater's hotel. How would you like to - have to stay up nights and watch your potato patch, as is a common occur rence in North township? "Nothing like that in our family,' Is there? vs ill J. Davis of Chicago, spent last evening at his country home, "Willow dale." Mrs. Ootto Parduhn visited with friends in Hammond yesterday. Nat L. Smith, the contractor, will commence work on a house for Victo Dyer in Hammond on Monday next. The preliminary arrangements for th Improvement on the Lake county jail have been commenced and no doubt In another two weeks that section of the town Will be a hire of industry. The final finishing on the court house

is said to be progressing very slowly, and the officials are 'getting on their uppers." in consequence. Roy G. Parry and John Wilson re

turned last evening from a fishing expedition to Struble's on the Kankakee. They report a good time but not a cor responding amount of fish. Mrs. George Fisher is visiting with friends and relatives at Belvidere, 111. Clerk Shortridge transacted business in Chicago yesterday. There seems to be no abatement in the marriage license business in spite of the hot weather. George Fisher transacted business in Chicago yesterday. No new developments in the street car line. Will Dietel of the Hotel Carleton of Hammond, visited with relatives In town last evening. CLARK STATION. Miss E. Behn was a business visitor in South Chicago yesterday, Henry Borman and family are now residing in Clark. Herbert Young, who is camping here is visiting relatives in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lynn saw the Washngton White Sox game Sunday. Miss Frieda Michu, who was visiting here a couple of days with Mrs. Much returned to her home in South Chicago today. George Weiss and a few friends of Hammond took a trip to Clark station in a gasoline launch "Katherine" and enjoyed a very pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Schmetzer of Clark Station, were visiting relatives in Chi cago. Miss Lydia Luck and Miss Frieda Michan were entertained by Miss Emily Behn todav. DYER. Born, to Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Frlttz of Chicago Heights, a baby boy. Mother and child are doing well. EAST CHICAGO. Lester Ottenheimer, Claude and John Dreeson, leTt yesterday for Winona Lake for a two weeks' Inspection of the city run by boys of that place. The boys will be gone about two weeks and expect to have the time of their lives besides getting some knowledge as to how cities should be conducted. Mr. and Mrs. Ottenheimer left today for Seattle, Wash., to attend the Grand Aerie there. Abe goes as the delegate from East Chicago lodge of Eagles No. 1127. Mr. and Mrs. Ottenheimer will be gone about three weeks. On the return trip they will stop at Denver and Salt Lake City. Doctor A. A. Ross and family returned last night from a three weeks' sojourn In southern Illinois. Sidney Veaco, the drug man, took his rst degree in the Odd Fellows Tues day night. George Dixon patd a visit to Roy Clinton at the University hospital yes terday. W. C. Hutton returned this morning from Monticello, Ind., where he went to attend the funeral of his mother-in-law, Mrs. L. S. Heath. G. Altman of the Imperial Distilling and Cordial Company of Chicago was town yesterday. Mr. Altman says business is Improving all over his ter ritory. Mrs. H. S. Weisskops returned yes terday from Mattewan, Mich., where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. C, Engel for the last two weeks. Announcement cards were recieved yesterday of the engagement of Eman uel H. Silverman and Miss Gertrude Jacobson, 30th of Cleveland, O. Miss Jacobson was until recently one of East Chicago's most prominent young so iety ladies and the cards have created quite a stir in social circles. It seems shame that the young men of East Chicago should have allowed so charming a young lady to be captured by an outsider. Mrs. George M. Rastovski of Melville avenue, who has been seriously ill In St. Margaret s hospital since June 3, is mproving slowly. Her friends are very solicitious for her recovery and keeps her room at the hospital well equipped with flowers. Anybody owing Dr. Robert Spear will please leave the amount of their ac count with "Veaco, the Drug Man.-8-5-3 MERRILL VILLE. Misses Inez Burg and Eva Dutton left on the C. C. & L. excursion train for Niagara Falls, this morning. They will visit Thousand Isles and other points of interest and will return in two weeks. Miss Angeline Hausen of Cleveland, O., arrived yesterday and will remain for a few weeks' visit, visiting her sister, Mrs. Mercy Glazier and her broth ers, Myrel and Marion F. Pierce. Delia Kersey of Burnham is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mercy Glazier. Mrs. Dial Dutton of Ross, was a call er in our burg today. INDIANA HARBOR. Eugene T. HIggins, who has been spending the past ten days in Benton Harbor, returned yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frahm of Chi cago were in the Harbor yesterday and leased their property at Guthrie and Aldis to Mrs. J. Biederman for saloon purposes. Adam Weil yesterday let the contract for a two story frame building on the corner of One Hundred and Thirtyseventh and Hemlock streets. The building will be 28x44 feet and the first floor will be used for business and the upper for residence purposes. CARL ANDERSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks A SPECIALTY JcI?hoatI.H. Beat. fflU

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lauch Party Saturday. A launch party will be given again next Saturday by Arthur Savage, of Sax & Saxage, up the Calumet river from South Chicago. The party will go I far as Blue Island and returning will stop at Rivervlew, where they will dance and have lunch. This is the sec ond of a series of most enjoyable launch rides which have been given by the popular cigar man. Those in the patty from this city will be Mr. and Mrs. Sam Soglovitz, Floyd Maxon and Bar bara Fritsche. There will also be a j number from South Chicago and Chi cago. Watchman Is Sunstruck. John Nolan, a watchman for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad, was sunstruck yesterday at 3 p. m. and was taken to the Mercy hospital. To, day he is reported to be getting along very well and his complete recovery is expected. He was flagging trains at the crossing when he was stricken. Child May Die. The little child of Attorney William H. Fitzeerald of Gary, is in a critical condition as a result of summer com plaint superinduced by the hot weathei. It is feared that the child can not re cover. Match Game of Ball. The Gary business men and the pro fessional men of the city will play an other game of baseball tomorrow af ternoon at 2:30 p. m. The game which was played recently resulted in a vlctory for the busInesa men h a score oi o 10 . Floyd Maxon will leave Tuesday for Three Rivers, Mich., where he will spend a month's vacation, and possibly remain there for the winter. Mr, Maxon while In this city has been emnloved bv his father, who Is a con tractor. Herbert Orschal, formerly of the Ready Roofing company of this city, was in Gary yesterday looking after his business affairs. In a short time Mr. Orshal expects to leave for Seattle, Wash., where he will have the manage ment of his father's estate at that place. On the way to that city he will visit at his former home in Montana, A boat load of ore is now coming into "the harbor every day. The last to clear the harbor was the H. H. Rogers. There are now thousands of tons of ore piled on the wharves for the unse of the mills the minute they are ready to open them up. C. O. Holmes and wife left yesterday afternoon for Harcourt, la., where they will spend three weeks visiting with relatives. Of course the city clerk had to have The Times sent with him. J. G. Colson, a laborer, was caught by a police officer yesterday with a re volver on his person, and was brought before Judge Gitzgerald for carrying concealed weapons. He was fined $11.90. Walter Czarnecki was found by the police yesterday, with part of the spoils of the fires on his person. In his pock ets were found ten jars of mustard which the groceryman of the store which was burned, identified as coming from his place. Other articles which have been taken from the place by the thieves which swarmed about the fire are being gradually recovered. Yester day a man was found who had stolen the handcuffs from Officer Nestorovlch's room in the Garden hotel, another place which was burned. D. A. Dunn of Anderson, Ind., was In Gary yesterday on business. The little son of Attorney W. H. Fitz gerald, but a few weeks old, is sen ously ill, and it is feared that the sick ness will be fatal. The heat has had an influence with the child. J. J. Sherr of Chicago, representing the Caxton Engravers and the Reliable Press, was in Chicago yesterday on business. Pat Carroll of Buffalo, was In Gary yesterday on business. We are opening a grocery store and meat market and we would like to have an interpreter. Call at Washington street and Seventeenth avenue. 8-3-5t. WANTED Chambermaid at Gary ho tel. Apply at once. 8-3-3t. MILLER STATION. Miss Gertrude Pearson has accepted a position in the Gary postoffice. Miss Maude Quincy returned to Chi cago today. Mrs. Jane Fitzgerald of DesMoines, $a., is spending a few days here visit ing friends and relatives. Mrs. William Westigreen left for the East this morning and expects to be gone a couple of weeks. Mrs. Kate Onson and daughters, Mel vina and Geraldine, went to Chicago to day. For up-to-date news, read Thh Times, The Luther League met this evening at the Lutheran church. Master O. J. Howard of Chicago is spending a few days with A. M. Glack and family. E. C. Kern, former station agent for the L. S. & M. S. and the B. & O. at this place, has accepted a position Pine, Ind. We regret very much lose our good citizen. LOWELL. Foresters Picnic Saturday. The next event of note to be held in Lowell, is the Forester's picnic which will occur- at Oakland Park Saturday, Aug. 8. The committee In charge are sparing no efforts or pains to make this one of the largest and best picnics ever held in Lowell. Tht Foresters of Crown Point will not hold their annual picnic this fall, and it is expected that they and all other Forester lodges of Lake county, will co-operate In making the picnic at Lowell a grand success. There will be something going on every minute of the day. There will be a pa

radt, speeches, athletic sports, vaude-.

ville stunts, and a ball game between tko crack teams of Oakland Park and Wheatfleld, for a purse of $50. Lowell never does anything by halves and does not propose to fail on this occasion. Everybody Is invited. Ed Plxley im having the plate glass front put In his new brick block, erect ed last fall. A gang of Roumanians has arrived to go to work on the Gifford railroad east of Lowell. Miss Bessie Robertson of Burton. Wash., arrived here Wednesday for a visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. O. Dinwiddle and former home friends. Owen Peterson, formerly of Lowell, but now of Valparaiso, is visiting his parents and acquaintances here. MUNSTER. Dr. Kelly made a professional call here yesterday afternoon. Miss Maggie Jansen visited friends Jn Lansing yesterday. G. Prohl of Hammond was here yes terday. Mr. Love, of Griffith, passed through here yesterday. Miss Sophie Krum of Laming is vis iting with relatives here. Farmers in this vicinity are praying for rain, and if their prayers are not answered soon, they expect to get baked potatoes and roasted corn a; crops. M. Grimmer and P. Kooy of High lands, and Carl Stallbohm of Munster, left for Lafayette this morning, where they will spend a few days signt see ing. Miss Minnie Kaske, who has been visiting friends at Crown Point and the Kankakee river, returned to her home today. Miss Esther Gruel is visiting relatives in Michigan for a couple of weeks. A great many of our young people attended a picnic at Cedar Lake yes terday, and report having had a delightful time. Walter Vanderberg of Lansing, 111., was a business visitor here yesterday. ST. JOHN, Mrs. Henry Loetzerick and daughter of Chicago are the guests of Mrs. Mar garet Gerlach. Mat Beiriger of Hastings, Neb., vis ited old acquaintances and friends here. Theo. Klemme of Bemls was a St. John visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hood of Toleston made a trip to St. John today. George M. Gerlach made a business trip to Chicago. A little baby daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scherer. Grandmother Porta was taken sud denly ill at her home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lauerman are the proud parents of a little baby girl. The funeral of Mrs. Regina Scheldt took place at the St. John cemetery to day. Many relatives from Illinois and Indiana attended the services. Theo. Kammer, principal of the Dyer school was in St. John Wednesday. H. C. Batterman was a visitor here today. HESSVTLLE. Grace Gorman returned last evening from an extended visit In Chicago. Mrs. William Dedelow was a Ham mond visitor yesterday. The cow which strayed to Homer Burkhardt's farm about a month ago can be had by the owner's calling for it. Mrs. William Dedelow spent yester day In Chicago. The windows on the South Side of the Hessville. school are being lowered and other Improvements are being made. B10NON. Tom Doran and daughter visited yes terday and today in Indianapolis. Lawrence Carroll of Hammond Is vJ.3 iting reltlves and friends here. Mrs. S. i. Dorsey and son, Paul, are visiting relatives in Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Elfa Burns, who have been visiting relatives here, have returned to their home in Hammond. Eva Byers and daughter, Ruth, went to Battle Ground Wednesday for a short visit. HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM A. W. Hunter and Judge Hunter at tended the Carmody trial at South Chicago today. Mr. and Mrs. Miles were at South Chi cago on business Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Friskorn returned home last evening from a visit at Pullman. Gus Strum was overcome by the heat Tuesday, but is better at this writing. VALPARAISO. J. A. White of Hammond, formerly of this city, is visiting his son William of this place. He has been ailing for several months, but s much better now. William D. Moore, who has been ill for several days. Is reported better. D. E. Kelly and Senor Ventresca of the University, are circulating a peti tlon f.o present to the State Board of Pardons, which is expected to meet about Sept. 1, praying for the murderer of Guy Hlnkle, who was convicted here and sent to the penitentiary at Mich igan City for a term of from two to fourteen years. The circulators of the paper say that the man's family in Italy are in destitute circumstances. The petition, which is being signed quite generally by members of the University faculty and other prominent citizens, advances as reasons for the plea, the belief that the convicted man was not given a fair trial, that there is evidence to indicate that he shot in self-defence, and that he has already expiated any crime that he may have committed. rr TOTJ DOXT TAKE THE TIME fTHTI

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Gives Adventist lecture. Rev. A. Drew, who has been the guest of his daughter, Mrs. E. L. Kessler, for over a week, has returned to his htme in Rochester, Ind. On Tuesday evening the citizens of Wilcox addition gathered in the school building, where Rev. Drew gave them an excellent discourse on "The Second Coming of Christ." Chas. Hannephin entertained friends from East Chicago Tuesday evening, Mrs. Gaskey of Indiana Harbor was the guest of Whiting friends yesterday. Roy Walker and his nephew, Wm. Gondon, have gone to Wanatah, Ind. for a short visit. Friends of Joseph Ilickey and Hoyt Ogram have received cards to the effect that they are at present in Minnesota, and are having a fine time. P. Shannon' and J. Stewart were Ham mond visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Lyons, mother of Mrs. P. Mur phy, was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Roy Welsby is expected home from Pennsylvania the fore part of next week, where he has been visiting six weeks. The police are continuing their slaughter of canines, and have now done away with sixty-eight dogs, which have been running at large and not muzzled. Mrs. Frank Klein and son are expect ed home from St. Cloud, Minn., where they attended a family reunion. Miss Grace Flaugher of the postoffice and Winnie Fleres of the S. S. G and E. Co., will leave tomorrow for a two weeks' visit in Michigan and several other points. Miss Margaret Ronan has returned to her home In South Chicago after visiting the families of Charles Cunningham and William Hardy. The Daughters of Rebekah will give an Ice cream social In Meek's laundry in Indiana boulevard next Saturday evening . The new home of Mrs. Wilkinson of LaPorte avenue, is rapidly nearlng completion and will be ready for accupancy abolt Sept. 1. Mrs. James Arundel and children o Sheridan avenue, have returned from a very pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Moylan at their home in Fort Wayne, Ind. ROBERTSDALE. Mesdames Hoffman and Little of Roberts avenue, visited friends In Chicago last evening. The board of public works has made arrangements to improve Indiana bou levard In the near future. This should be done soon as the boulevard Is certainly in a terrible condition. Misses Stein, Alice Dunn and Vivian Gough returned from Cary, 111., where they spent the past three weeks vis iting the former's parents. A number of Robertsdale ladles attended the Lady Maccabees lodge at Gary Wednesday afternoon at which the Whiting Lady Maccabees exempli fled the initiatory work. John Woodman of Indiana Harbor visited friends here last evening. Miss Marie Selinger of East Side spent the day visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Eggers jr., of Roberts avenue. The Sunshine Circle will meet at the home of Mrs. John Blaul in Roberts avenue Friday evening at 7 o'clock All members are requested to be pres ent as election of officers will take place and other Important business Is to be transacted. Miss Amy Roberts Is epending the week at the summer home of her sister, Mrs. Richard Schaaf in LaPorte, Ind. Messrs. Bob Hazelett, John Smith and Dave Peterson left Wednesday for South Bend, Ind. Mrs. E. S. Davis and son of Foberts avenue, are spending a few days in Beloit, Wis., the guests of friends. Mrs. E. Rathburn of Roberts avenue was a Hammond business visitor Tuesday. John Blaul jr., visited his grand mother in Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ewett of Hammond visited Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul at their home in Roberts avenue last evening. Mrs. Edwin Mizo of Park Side was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Roberts, Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Eggers sr., was the guest at a 6 o'clock dinner at the home of Mrs. Geisel In South Chicago, Tuesday. Miss Cora Ebert returned to her home in Lowell, Ind., after spending several weeks here at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. Moore, of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Minceberg of Harrison avenue transacted business in Hammond last evening. LANSING. The marriage of Miss Emma Hoge to Charles Wolff will take place Saturday, Aug. 15. Misses Cora ind Lulu Ward were In Thornton yesterday. Mrs. John Swart was a visitor in Chi cago Wednesday. Invitations have been Issued for the approaching marriage of Miss Minnie Lorenz and Louis Lange. C. verdugt visitea in unicago on business Wednesday. Miss Lula Ward was in Harvey Wed nesday. William Swart was a business visitor In Roseland ysterday. Mrs.. C Int Hout is spending a few days In Chicago with her son, Adam Int Hout. TOLESTON. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neff were Chicago shoppers Monday. L. Burnsteln of Chicago transacted business in town yesterday. Mrs. William Krlewertz spent Mon day in South Chicago. Messrs H. W. Uecker and W. C

Kunert transacted business In Indiana Harbor Tuesday evening.

H. J. Stewart of Chicago was a busi ness visitor here today. Mrs. H. J. Neft entertained the mem bers of the Larkin soap club this afternoon. Mrs. LouU Gordan is on the sick list She was taken to the North Chicago hospital Tuesday where Dr. Carl Beck is attending her. Miss Warda Sayre of Windsor Park, is the guest of Miss Joulse James for a few days. Dr. J. C Watson is spending a few days at Mudlavla Springs at Attica, Ind. Mrs. W. S. Kaehler and son Donald, are spending a few weeks' vacation on a trip through the great lakes. State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas uounty, ss: Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior member of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J, CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day of De cember, A. D. 1S86. (Seal.) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Intern ally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti pation. WHEELER. The transfer of U. S. mall at Wheeler with the N. Y. C & St. L. train No. 2 was abandoned, commencing Aug. 5, on account of the small amount of mall handled by that train for this office. H. F. Carey has Installed an Airmotor gas pumping engine on his farm for pumping water for his stock on Burr Ook dairy. Irving S. Jones received another con signment of gasoline engines yesterday He says he is going to put windmills out of business In this part of the United States. Tatlock & Jones have completed the concrete sidewalk at the I. O. F. of A. building, which is a decided improve ment over former conditions at that place. Mrs. Phoebe Taylor, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. J. W, Barnes, returned to her home at Lima, O., yesterday. Mrs. John Brannon visited in Valpa IQARY

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