Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 45, Hammond, Lake County, 10 August 1908 — Page 6

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CROWN POINT NEWS

Dust Keeps Autos Away. Not as many automobiles came to town yesterday as on some of the previous Sundays and the cause Is laid by many to the extreme dusty condition of the roads which makes automobiling anything but a pleasure. Several automobile parties from Chicago passed through town, with Cedar Lake and the Kankakee river as their destination, but our streets were minus the usual noise and odor of the gas wagons.

All Had a Good Time. Manv of our people attended

the

Forester's dcnlc at Lowell Saturday

and all report a good time and say that

the fat men's race, won by lorn urani,

republican candidate for sheriff, was alone worth the time and effort spent. If Tom runs as good a race this fall as he did Saturday, Sheriff Carter will have to scrape all the mud off his shoes to come under the wire first.

sons of Englewood, spent Sunday with

their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Goch.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer of . Whiting returned home Saturday night, after a weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Pfeifer of this place. Miss Mary Pfeifer accompanied them to spend some time In "Whiting. The Misses Marie and Frances Boecker spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Boecker. Misses Anna Koerner and Helen

GARY NEWS

Nice Dance Is Given. One of thf finest dances of the season was given Saturday night by the Syzmanski sisters, formerly of Indiana

Harbor, but now of Gary. The dance was given In the Binzenhoff hall and was a private affair. The music, deco-

from Roseland where she has been vis

iting friends and relatives.

Miss Reichel of Chicago is visiting

relatives in Lansing for a few days.

Mrs. Weringa has returned to Lan

sing where she expects to reside In the

future.

William Wlnterhoff and sons, Willie,

and Walter, and John Schultz have returned from a successful fishing trip at Black Oak, Ind.

Dr. A. J. Sparks is entertaining his

rations and everything about the dance

Leinen of Schererville, were visitors wag tne greatest success. Many out of daughter from Indiana ford a few days

town guests were present. Among Mlss Frleda vierk of Hammond is

them were W. Glass, M. Sternberg, B.

here Sunday,

The marriage

of John Thiel of

Schererville and Miss Rose Schumacher Murton, F. E. Stephens, H. Landefield,

formerly of St. John, will take place in St. Michael's church In Schererville tomorrow.

Mary Stephens, Flora Wilten, Frank

DeBrale, Bert Havllle of East Chicago

and Indiana Harbor.

Coroner's Inquest Held.

A coroner's inquest was held yester-

dey Deputy Coroner Dr. T. B.' Temp-

lln over the body of Walter Delinski,

a four months old child, who died re-

win in the future take ceny without medical attention. The

rather or the boy died a lew months

Dan Steeb, Julius Rockwell, Louis Weiss and Roy Parry returned from the Kankakee river yesterday after a two days' fishing trip and report a good catch of fish and with plenty of fishermen to catch them along the river. Smith's gang of carpenters will commence the erection of Victor Dyer's new house on Hohman street In Hammond this week. Evidently somebody was celebrating some sort of victory In the north part of town last evening If the yelling and hoorayirtg were ony evidence of It. The noise continued well Into the night and people living In the vicinity must have

thought It was any day but bunaay. The Bezor ditch is getting Its annual cleaning out, which from Its condition, was badly needed. Miss Georgia Crawford returned Saturday from a vialt with Hammond Xriends. The picnic of Montgomery Ward & Company at Cedar Lake, drew a good many of our young people to that place yesterday. - Will Hairion, employed in the Hammond stone yards, visited relaives here yesterday. Will Francher transacted business In Hammond yesterday. The Dyer families of Hammond toured to Crown Point and Cedar Lake Saturday. P. A. Parry and wife of 44 Warren street. Hammond, visited with Crown Point relatives Saturday and Sunday. Claude Segler of Chicago was . a a Crown Point visitor yesterday. Misses Fowler and Krohn visited triends In Hammond over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs., Harry D. Swartz returned Saturday evening from a visit with Hammond friends. John Hughes, employed in the Ham

mond postofflce, visited his family here

over Saturday and Sunday.

The dwellings being built in -Crown Point are all In different stages of completion but their owners will all

be housed In them before snow files.

EAST CHICAGO. The famous annlmal market which

has been held the second Thursday of

each month In East Chicago for years

at the corner of short street and Chi

cago avenue

place on the dates but will be held at Kennedy and Chicago avenue. Next

Thursday it will be held In the new location for the first time.

The Psi Mu club gave a moonlight

dance at the picnic grounds Friday

night. The music was furnished by a

graphophone. .The East Chicago White Stars will play the Hobart team a game of ball at the Odd Fellows picnic in Hobart next Thursday.

spending two weeks vacation here with

her parents.

Mrs. Henry Keeson is entertaining

friend3 from Chicago for a few days.

W. C. Vandenberg and son, Walter,

were in Chicago this week.

Mrs. E. Barco, who has been visiting

relatives here ijpr a few days, has returned, to her home in Chicago.

Miss Grace Hughes is entertaining

company for a few days.

An ice cream social will be given

ago after an operation In the hospital, by the L. C. C. C. Tuesday evening.

and the mother was left plactlcally penniless. The child therefore could

not have the proper care when It be

came sick and therefore lived only two weeks after it was first taken ill. The

cause of the death was summer com

plaint. The mother lives at Seven

teenth avenue and Connecticut streets.

A dispatch in one of the Chicago pa

pers yesterday reads: "Cardinal Gib-

Owen Reed spent Sunday in Michigan bons today presented to the pope, El

City.

William Barco of Chicago is the

guest of hedatlves here for a few days.

Martin Bulje was very pleasantly

surprised Friday by a crowd of neighbors and friends. The occasion was

Mr. Bulje's birthday and It was duly

celebrated with games and music, at

ter which delightful refreshments were served. Everyone reported an enjoy

able evening.

Miss Ada VanSteenberg is visiting

Miss Ida Phillips is In Chicago today. A letter from Dr. Robt. Spear states he will be in Toronto, Canada, from the next week or ten days and will

pay East Chicago a visit the latter part

of the month.

Mr. Bartley Keon of Chicago, but

formerly of East Chicago, was the guest of Pat Keenan over Sunday. Mr. Keon Is now with the postal department in Chicago.

Miss Bridget Gorman and Miss Katie

Albertson attended the carnival In the Harbor Saturday evening.

A fine eight-pound boy was born to

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ogden of Grasselli,

Friday night. Mr. Ogden tore himself

away from the baby long enough on

Saturday to come down town and buy

the cigars.

George W. Lewis returned Friday

night from a few days' business trip to

Kalamazoo.

Miss Edith Evans and Miss Lattie

Donovan were sight-seeing in Garv

Saturday.

bert H. Gary, chairman of the board of friends in Arlington Heights for a few

directors of the United States Steel days.

hessvtt.t.t;.

Miss Emma Dedelow returned Sunday from a week's visit in Chicago. She was accompanied by Miss Alma Jacobs

who will be her guest for a week.

. Misses Clara Hess and Corlnne Kusalck of Englewood are visiting friends

In Hsesville.

' Miss Irene Mitchell of Chicago is

pending her vacation here with Mrs. Fred Dedelow. ; The leveling of the Hessville hill will be completed this week. Supervisor Vanes and his men are rushing the tvork.

Company, and Mrs. Gary. Pope Pius

was greatly interested to hear that 25, 000 persons worker under Mr. Gary."

One of the oldest Inhabitants of Gary

Frank Vakraisfikl, died Saturday in

Mercy hospital for dysentary. The man

had been employed in the steel com

pany for more than eighteen months

and he will be buried In West Ham mond.

Miss Theresa Bayhak, employed by

the law firm of Harris & Bretsch, left Saturday night for a vacation. Miss

ROBERTSDALE.

A very pleasant party was given at

the hoem of Mr. and Mrs. William Bahn

in Indiana boulevard, Friday afternoon In honor of their daughter,. Miss Fre

da's birthday. Music and games were enjoyed during the afternoon. One of

the main features was a thread and needle contest, the one threating the

msot needles in ten minutes receiving

WHITING NEWS

Returns From California.

Maurice Hart3tt returned Saturday

from Pt. Richmand, Cal., and is now the

guest of his daughter, Mrs. Mike Harr,

of New York avenue.

Mr. Hartnett and his daughter. Miss

Jane, visited here several months ago

when he was Just recovering from a

sick spell. When he came to Whiting

his health was much improved, but since returning to California he has been confined to the hospital and has now returned thinking this climate will

improve his health.

a nrlze. Miss j.iuian oonweuei

tured the first prize. Miss Hattfe the

Mayhak will remain in Chicago a few second and Miss Clara Schmittle, the days after which she will go to Grand consolation. At the close of the afterRapids where she will visit for a few n00n a delicious luncheon was served, days. MI Trreda was the recipient of many

Mrs. M. Louise Woods of Hammond pretty presents In remembrance of the

spent Sunday afternoon seeing Gary. day.

J. B. Kelly of Gary, was In Hammond Mrs Charles Stross entertained a few

yesterday visiting the parks. relatives and friends at her home in

W, II. Mathews of Plymouth, has Roberts avenue Friday in honor of her

been in Gary for the last few days on birthday anniversary. A most pleasant

WHEELER.

Wilfred Willings is a guest of Chi

cago friends.

Stephen Curtis was a business visitor

in Valparaiso yesterday.

George Robinson and daughter. Miss Gertrude spent Friday with relatives

in Grand Crossing.

business.

Notice!

A. F. Cantwell has opened a four-

chair barber shop in the basement of

the Gary hotel. Bath and shoe-shin

ning parlor in connection. Barber formerly from Palmer house, Chicagn.

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afternoon was spent by those present

in social converse until 6 o'cuock when en elaborate dinner was served by the hostess. At a late hour the guests departed wishing Mrs. Stross many more happy birthdays.

Mr. and Mrs. McGowan are entertain-

in sr Miss Helen A. Morrison of Chicago

at their home In Pearl street for a few

weeks.

Emily Brown of

Misses Elsie and

VALPARAISO-

Saturday aftennoon in Hubbel &

Barneko's blacksmith shop on South East Chicago were the guests of Mr.

laiavette street . occurred an accident r v- ,...tm-

R. L. Fiends and famllv wer ..' . .. and rs- uu'"

- - a I I rial, in k l easuv nave uruveii leiiai iu . j.

of Judge Fields of Englewood over nn nf th rrH, wh. .Ta,r,, Pron Mrs. Fred t-ggers was tre guest ui

Friday. ,,.-, . hpavv sidvarnrll(,r friends in Stiglitz Park yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Adrain Johnson and the head flew off and struck Eliera Miss Myrtle Masterson of Harrison

daughter. Miss Bessie, of South Chi Hubber, one of the proprietors of the avenue is enjoying a vacation with

ST. JOHN, - Nicholas Hilbrlch and family were visitors here over Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. MIchels and two

cago, spent Sunday at the home of L. shop, on the arm, causing a very pain- relatives in Burbon, Ind.

K. Johnson. ful injury. Mr. Hubbel was unable to -Rtrhnrd Turlev of Lincoln avenue

Arthur Barnev. who was called to use his arme for some time after the lef t tor Racine, Wis., the latter part

the sick bed of his mother at Crown accident. When the head of the sledge of the week, where he has accepted a

flew off the end of the handle struck position. He expects to return about

us wleiaer, James, i-ratt, a terrible the latter part of October.

blow in the groin. RB.ier anri son. Arthur,

The other morning a traveling sales- were Chicago visitors yesterday

man from Chicago returned to his

lodging place In this city so intoxicated m &t her home ln Roberts avenue.

soon as he realized his condition he

telegraphed his wife to come at once

and straighten him out. She arrived

with her little child while her husband

was reclinine- in a drunken stunor. Ine the former's sister Mr. and Mrs.

When he aroused sufficiently to rec- Reese Powell of Cleveland, u., at meir

ognize her name on the register he home in Indiana boulevard.

immediately searched and found her -cr vmr-lter who has been quite

ataxe oi uuiu, v-iiy oi loieoo, iiucas omtlorj Mc r,nntot of oil Vila mnn- ... - -n.oirs with mala

Conntv s- I -'""-'" - iU Ior lne past ic v.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ey wnich ne Bave lnto ner keeping. rla rever is convalestcent.

he is the senior member of the firm of bhe then assumed charge or things and -.fv,o vrntr of Evanston is

F. J. Cheney & Co., aoing business in accompanied him on his rounds until Aav ilpre the guest of the City of Toledo, County and State k. .ufl k . spending a few dajs here tne guest oi

aforesaid, and that said firm will pay """ " Mrs. William Grisdale or KODeris ave-

the sum or UrMHi ilU.MJK.i!.U JJOLJ..A K.S 1 o-uic iu uusi iiiuiseu H.1UHC. ii wao ntt

Miss Bessie Naef of the '08 class of

Whitig high school, has returned from

Terre Haute, Ind., where she took a course in training at the Terre Haute Normal school. Miss Naef, according to present plans, will teach in the Munster

schodls.

Mrs. Sophia Wuestenfelt of One Hundred and Nineteenth street left yesterday for a two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Daus at her home in LaPorte. Mrs. Louise Walts and daughter, Miss Olive, were South Chicago visitors Saturday. Miss Anna Lotz of Clark street left Saturday for an extended western trip, a large portion of which time she will spend with friends ln Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. . L Englesteln of East Chicago was a Whiting visitor Saturday.

James Nedjl and Attorney J. E.

Westfall transacted business in Hammond Saturday. Miss Anna Pauly has returned from

Mudlava Springs, Ind., where she spent

two weeks taking mud baths for the

benefit of rheumatism.

' Fireman Tom Mathews is employed

at the fire station during the vacation of John Roberts.

Walter Hyatt and his cousin, Charles Baker, are visiting with relatives at

Orland, O. Leroy Bker is entertaining his mother from Alton, III. The families of Frank Allison, D.

Carpenter, A. J. Carey and Miss Anna

Griffith, took a lake trip to Michigan

City, yesterday.

Mrs. William Warwick and daugh

ter, Mss Almlrah Morse were called

home from their trip by the serious 111

ness of Mr. Warwick's father. Mr. and

Mrs. Warwick expect to leave in a

few days fom Seattle, Wash, where his

father lives.

Messrs. Judge George W. Jones, At

torney Charles Greenwald and William E. Vater, left Friday for the banks of

the Kankakee, where they spent few

days fishing.

Mrs. George H. Hoskins of Sheridan avenue, entertained her brother of

Grant Park, 111., over Sunday.

Misses Lucile Daegllng, Thelma and Meda Hilliard visited South Chicago

friends Friday, remaining until Satur

day. Leonard Emmel has joined his wife.

who came here for a visit from Alton, 111., a few weeks ago, and they are now staying with Mrs. Emmel's sister, Mrs. Charles Pickering of Ohio avenue.

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Point last week, returned to work Sat

urday.

Among those who went to Fort Wayne on the Nickel Plate excursion were Henry Thiede, Glen Burge and

Patrick Gllmartin.

George and Charles Hatten . were called to Culver Saturday on account

of the serious illness of their mother,

Mrs. Simon Hatten of that place.

Mr. and Mrs. William Tarnon and

three youngest children spent Sunday

with friends in LaPorte.

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Ed Jewett of Indiana boulevard

transacted business in Chicago yesterday.

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INDIANA HARBOR.

Walter J. Klley spent Sunday in

Benton Harbor and South Bend.

I. Meyer was a visitor to Chicago

yesterday.

Misses Mary Andrews, Arta Gnmbert

and Ellna Lundberg went to Michigan city by train Saturday. The party re

turned by boat Sunday evening.

P. A. Parks Is spending a week's

vacation in Benton Harbor.

Harry E. Lewis of Granite City was

here spending a few days with his

brother-in-law, Arthur Jenkins of Elin

street.

About four or five couples from, the

Harbofr went to Gary Saturday night

to attend a dance given there.

George Divon passed the half cen-

iury ina.ru. iasi eaturaay. His son

Frank was seventeen today and an

other son, Louis will be fifteen tomor

row.

Herbert Heavenrich representing the

Readey Roofing company of Hammond

and Gary got the contract for the roof

ing work on the Salinger building.

ueorge w . koss, vice president and

general manager of the East Chicago Land company, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Boss at the

old homestead in Lafayette, Ind.

done In such a lady-like manner too.

What do you think of that kind of a

wife? How many men would dare to meet their wives under Buch circum

stances. How many women could in

spire such confidence and trust in

themselves on the part of their hus-

Oands?

The Episcopal boy choir left this

Mrs. Auerust Homan of Harrison ave

nue is entertaining out of town rela

tives.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Kerney and daugh

ter, of Chicago spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stross jr., of Harrison avenue.

Mrs. Louise Wesche of Chicago Is the

morning for a weeys' outing on the guest of her sister, Mrs. &a nennessy

shores of Lake Michigan. I of Roberts avenue

i ... .nOvl

this week from New Lennox. 111., for ;pailJBUI 533 pue

a brief visit with Miss Clarabelle Dodd. qsnJ sSajlOO VB eaiSep s.JOpqoBq 8irj

She expects to make the trip here with Suyn J3yB uatn SunOi AUBUl AOH

LOWELL. Miss Blanch Cullum, formerly of Lowell, but now of Monticello, Ind., is here enjoying a visit with her young lady associates. Harry Hayden and Oliver Palmer with their lady friends, the Misses Calla Palmer and Glen Dyer enjoyed an

outing at East Chicago and Lake Front Sunday. " Roy Abrams and wife of Greencastle, are enjoying a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dyer and brother, Hon. and Mrs.. S. C. Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hepp and children have returned to their home ln Chicago after a several days' visit here with relatives Mrs. B. Blakesly and daughter, Alice, of Detroit, Mich., are enjoying a visit here with her Bister, Mrs. Peter Fredrick and husband.

Mrs. Louise Davidson of Chicago is a guest at H. Gershman's and other former Lowell acquaintances.

friends in an automobile.

Mrs. Ernest Fletcher and children ex

pect to leave soon for Chicago to Join Mr. Fletcher, who is employed on a

street car there. They expect to make

Clhcago their future home.

Judge Darroch of Kentland, J. Kirby

Risk of Lafayette and one or two

othrr prominent democrats, are expect

ed here tomorrow for a conference

with local democratic politicians.

MILLER STATION.

M. D. Carpenter was in Chicago Sat

urday.

Mrs. J. North and' daughters, Ethel

and Grace, spent Saturday with Mrs. P.

Johnson of Hobart, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. Huddleson of Gary,

was in town yesterday.

Jerry Rada of Chicago is spending

his vacation at the Tower Vista on the banks of the Calumet river. Miss

Hattie Anderson and the Misses Hulda

and Esther Strand of Cheltenham, are

spending a few days outing at the

Lake Beach.

Mrs. Anna Peterson is reported quite

sick.

PPO l .usl rrBirBii -no ivz m - saCs Hi pue daaus- v jiasanoX elt pui.iM jnoA "1 II daai ADVERTISED MAIL. The following letters remain uncalled for in the Hammond postofflce for the week ending August 10, 1908: Mrs. Ralph Arnold. Walenty Bednas. D. S. Bashum. D. S. Bashum. Comasso Cappelletts. Miss Stella Casey. T. Cleary. George Treifurger. Albert Goldhagen. Meron Garrett. Chester Hanklns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubler. Frank Hubinger. H. H. Hood. James J. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Kyle. Andrzij Mlszczyszyn. George Meyer. F. O Donnell. Prof. E. P. Rosenau. Jas. H. Simmons. Miss R. Tock. Mrs. Grace Vanerburg. Miss Ellen Walkerly. Geo. Waiters. WM. H. GOSTLIN. Postmapterv

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Sidney Andrews of West Pullman

visited relatives in town Friday.

Misses Cora Ward and Edith Luken

were in Thornton Friday night.

Miss Sopha Krumm is the guest of

Muster friends for a few days.

A. Ward was in Chicago Friday.

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