Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 15 August 1908 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Saturday, rA"ugust 15, 1903.

ROM CROWN POINT NEWS Will Be Home-Coming Week. Next week will be the annual "homecoming" week and Crown Point will be filled with Its old-time residents who come here annually to visit the fair. It will be a jubilee celebration In more ways than one, a Jubilee in crowds, a jubilee in exhibits, from the email potato to the blooded stock, a jubilee of attractions, a jubilee of races and a jubilee of efforts to make the fair of 1908 the best and largest and most successful fair ever given by the society. Already enough concessions have been granted to guarantee a good line of attractions, besides the free exhibits that will be given daily ending with a dance and the greatest display of fireworks ever seen in Lake county. m Advertised List. List of letters remaining in Crown Point postoffiee for week ending Aug. 8, 1908: Miss W. C. B. William Borgman. George Craig 2. Mrs. T. H. Cobbs. Miss Anna Hopp. Mrs. Kath Miller 5. Miss Lydia Schmidt. Miss Lillian Thomasius. Committee Holds Meeting. The committee on drafting bylaws for the Center Township Republican club met at Attorney Pattee's law office on Thursday evening and worked on the rules and regulations governing the club during the campaign. Attorney Frank B. Pattee was made chairman of the committee. A meeting of the club will probably be called soon after the fair, next week, when the active work by members of the club will commence. Don't forget the ball game between the Crown Point team and Indiana Harbor at the home grounds near the Erie depot. Crown Point will do their utmost to defeat the Harbor boys and get a line on the Joe Long Colts of Hammond, whom the local team are anxious to cross bats with in the future. Barringer Brown was a Hammond and Gary visitor yesterday. He reports the baby of Dr. and Mrs. Gtisel of Gary as being quite ill. Miss Ruth Sohl of Hammond is enjoying the week end with Miss Josephine Wheeler and friends of this place. Dr. Chas. Tinkham transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Barringer Brown, who has been taking treatment at the Battle Creek sanitarium, has sufficiently recovered to make a visit with friends at Hinsdale. Attorney Frank Pattee transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Nat Smith's gang of carpenters did not go to Hammond on account of the short hours imposed by the union on Saturday, there. Mrs. Dovichi returned last evening from a visit with Chicago relatives. Officer Frank Shine of Hammond brought down two extra boarders to Carter's "hotel" last evening. The Hammond Fruit company have disposed of a carload of watermelons In less than three days in this vicinity. The Kankakee river will be the mecca for many of our fishermen tomorrow. EOBERTSDALE. Card of Thanks. We wist to extend our heartfelt thanks to our friends and neighbors, the firemen of stations No. 1, 2 and 3, the Robertsdale volunteers, Moltke Lodge No. 676 I. O. O. F. and F. O. E. of Whiting for their kindness and sympathy and also for their beautiful floral offerings during our recent bereavement, the death of our wife and mother, GEORGE DORSCH and chilrden, Adam, Louise and Emma. The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical church held their regular manthly meeting at the church Thursday afternoon. About fifteen members were present. Mrs. Kleim and Mrs. M. Thompson were enlisted on the membership roll. Arrangements were made for an ice cream social to be given Sept. 4. After the regular business of the meeting was disposed of, a social hour was enjoyed by those present. Wonder who the man was who set the clock back two hours Wednesday evening in order to make his wife believe he got in before the "wee sma' hours of the morning." Mrs. Charles Eggers attended a card party at the home of her mother in Blue Island, yesterday. Mrs. J. Fasse entertained a number of young people at her home in Roberts avenue, Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Blossom Robinson of South Chicago. The young guests enjoyed a very pleasant evening in games of various kinds after which dainty refreshments were served. Miss Violet Goldlng is suffering with a severe attack of poison ivy. Evon Peterson of Roberts avenue, is quite a hero in the eyes of Rovertsdale people this week and many think he is deserving of a Carnegie hero madsi since he so nobly succeeded in res cuing one of the three girls who so narrowly escaped drowning at the Lake Front Park Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Westsburger is able to be out again after being confined to her home for a week with a severe attack of rheumatism. Mrs. Ellis Spalding of Chicago spent CHICHESTER S PILLS iau-i ask yoar vntrid for t M-ehw-ter. Diamond BrandAX Tills in Ked and .old maUicV boxes, sealed wtta Blue Ribbon. V Take k other. Bit of rm. V Drnnl.t. AskforCUl.cmcs.TERS DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for tf Tears known as Best. Safest. A R SOI? BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

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the day visiting' her sister, Mrs. Kohr of Indiana boulevard. Mesdames Bahn, Maas, Lanko and Thiessen were the guests at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley in Stony Island Thursday. Mrs. G. M. Gough and children of Roberts avenue enjoyed a day's outing In Lincoln Park, Thursday. Charles, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stross Is quite ill at their home In Harrison avenue. Mrs. E. Rathburn is entertaining her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. Smith, of Danville, 111., at her home In Roberts avenue. Carl Moore of Roberts avenue returned from Lowell, Ind., where he spent the past few days visiting relatives. Mrs. Jake Wlchorst of Harrison avenue is spending a few days visiting relatves n Valparaso, Ind. Mesdames H. Stone and F. Kasch were South Chcago visitors last evening. Mrs. Henry Flck of Harrison avenue attended lodge In aEst Chicago Thursday evening. Henry Hatt .and daughter. Miss Louise, spent Thursday visiting in Chcago. MUNSTER. Miss Irene Zaunt of Chicago Is here visiting Miss Esther Gruel for several weeks. Charles Stallbohm and Hugo Stallbohm were In Hammond yesterday on business. Mrs. P. Molenaar visited friends in Hammond yesterday. Miss Esther Gruel, who has been vsiting in Michigan, returned to her home here yesterday. Mises Hulda Schoon is spending a few days with relatives In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Daugherty of Highlands were here yesterday. Mrs. Dittrick of Crown Point, who has been visiting relatives In Saxony, returned to her home today. Mrs. H. F. Kaske and the Misses Louise and Helen Kaske, will leave for Minneeapolis, Minn tonight, where they will spend the rest of the summer visiting relatves and friends In the twin cites. Mr. and Mrs. P. Schoon visited at the home of Mrs. John Kikkert last evening. Mrs. Thomas Schmidt was In Hammond on business yesterday. A. Leroy of Hammond was a business visitor yesterday. GRIFFITH. Many people here are making preparations to attend the big doings at Schererville tomorrow. Contractor Rumsey made a business trip to Conrad, Newton county, yesterday In his auto. Moon & Hale are on the ground and are starting work on the gravel road which will pass through town on Main treet. The Chief of Police of Sch caused John Mller and Marshal Taylor of this place to make a useless chase to Highlands after a watermelon peddler who was declared to have set fire to the chief's town. The fellow proved his Innocence. Charlotte Ruth Barney. dauehtr of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Barney, was born an. Ja, 1908, and departed from Thi world Aug. 5, 1908, aged six months and eleven days. Yes, she sleeps, but the little eyes will never Unclose from their long, dreamless rest: She is dead, and the pale hands forever Are closed on the still pulseless breast. What happy hours we once enjoyed. How sweet their memory still. But they have left an aching void The world can never fill. LANSING. Mrs. Bertha Gutowski entrfnin. company from Chicago yesterday. Fred Lorenz of Chicago Helsrhts. wn a business visitor in Hammond Thursday. Mrs. William Mueller and ianrhrer Helen, from Chicago, visited with Mr! and Mrs. Henry L. Lehmker Thursday. John Ton of Oak Glen, is laying a ce ment sidewalk in the front of his store and house. Mrs. Rob' Stelnbach was a visitor in Hammond Wednesday. William Lorenz of Chlenen TTAfc-hto was in Hammond on business yesterday. Henry C. Lehmker was a visitor in Dyer Thursday. Mrs. William Clark was a business visitor in Hammond Wednesday. Robert Schuett was a visitor In Hammond Thursday. Mrs. Schuett and daughter, Martha, were business visit in Hammond yesterday. J. DeMick, who has been on the sick list, is said to be improving. MILLER STATION. Charles A. Blank of Chicago was here on business Thursday. Mrs. E. Arrlson is reported quite sick. Mrs Corlln served luncheon in honor of Mr. Corlin's birthday Friday evening. The invited guests present were Mr. and Mrs. E. Arridson, Miss Emma North, Mrs. J. Frederickson and Olaf Riser. Mrs. A. M. Blank went to Chicago on business today. William Westergren will leave for the East in a few days, to join his wife, who is visiting at Buffalo. John Mager, spent Frday with his folks at Garrett, Ind. Mrs. Dwight Carpenter was a Hobart visitor Friday evening. Mrs. James of Aetna. Ind., spent a few hours here Frldav raiiinv friends.

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GARY NEWS Bains Responsible for Damage. The recent heavy rains which flood ed the sewer in many places, to becomo filled up with sand and resulted in several places In a breakage of the sewer. One of the places was In the rear of the Gary hotel and resulted in water In the hotel being shut off for some time. Plumbers worked on the re pair fom some time, however, and the damage had nearly been repaired yes terday afternoon. Besides flooding the basement with water which backed up from the sewer, several of the business men In the vicinity were unable to have their water turned on. Good Game for Sunday. Tomorrow at the at the Cub's baseball park, the Delawares will play the Perfector of Chicago. The Delawares Is now the strongest team in the city, and has the cleanest record of any team. At Piper's park a game between a Gary colored team known as the Gary Regu lars and the Royal Giants of Chicago will clash. The Regulars are new men and this will be their first try-out Attorney H. V. Call of Chicago was in Gary yesterday on business for the Indiana Steel company. Rev. Fred E. Walton of New York who has heen filling the vacancy in the Presbyterian church which was recent ly filled by Rev. Frederick A. Hamilton. Rev. Walton has been called to the church to accept the regular pastorate, but It is not known whether he will accept or not. He will preach at the services tomorrow. G. W. Kaiser of South Bend, was In Gary yesterday on business. R. Bartlett, of St. Louis, has been in Gary for the, past few days attending to his Interests in this city. Mayor Knotts was in Chicago yesterday on busness. The fishing party to the Superior region, will leave today. They will be gone for about two weeks. Work has been started on Sixth avenue and the street will be completed in about five weeks. Attorney O'Donnell of the firm of O'Donnell & Wake, left for a business trip yesterday to Ohio, where he expects to be gone for several days. A. D. Mertier, of the Mack Realty Company, has left for his home in Whaleyville, Va., where he has been called through the serious illness of his wife. Mrs. W. J. Slattely, wife of the GarySouth Bend contractor, accompanied her husband from South Bend to this city where she will spend several days visiting. Attorney J. Glenn Harris is about to leave on a two weeks' vacation. He is not yet decided where he will go.. Notice! A. F. Cantwell has opened a fourchair barber shop In the basement of the Gary hotel. Bath and shoe-shinning parlor In connection. Barber formerly from Palmer house, Chicago. 8-8-6t. LOWELL. Word has been received here from Logansport, announcing the very serious illness with little hopes of recovery of George Shaver, a former well known resident of Lowell. Everybody Is making calculations to attend the county fair next week, but are praying that the maker of all things will favor us with a soaking rain first. The song of the threshing machine is heard from early morning till late at night in this vicinity. Word has been receved here from Sedalla, Mo., announcing the death of Daniel Collins. Mr. Collins was formerly a resident and business man of Lowell and has many friends here who extends sympathy to the bereaved. A card from Niagara Falls says those on the trip are having "just a lovely time." It is reported that Dr. C. E. Broad and family are contemplating a trip up in Canada with his automobile. Miss Mary Watt of Chicago, is spending two weeks in the country here the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jay McCaun and family. . .' The Misses Ella and Violet Mitchell of Chicago are enjoying their vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hill. The business houses of H. Gershman and S. H. Petrie have recently been painted, adding greatly to their appearance. The theatrical season Is open in the Lowell opera house and this, Saturday, evening the play "Texas Ranger" will be produced. A Cowboy band will give a street parade at 2:20 in the afternoon. They carry their own orchestra and the play throughout will be full of thrilling features. Perry Nichols is improving the looks of his residence property in North Clark street by laying cement sidewalks from the house to the front and back. Miss Anna Pearce is enjoying a visit with Chicago friends. Frank Strickland has got hs fine new farm house completed and expects to move into it in a few days. ST. JOHN. John Schillo of Cook, was a business caller here ThursJay. Nicholas Maglnot was the guest of relatives in Hammond Thursday. Treo Klemme and Fred Peppke of Bemis, transacted business here yesterday. Joseph M. Gerlach made a business trip to Crown Point yesterday. John Aubrey left for Hammond last night and from there will leave on an extended trip through North Dakota. Miss Margaret Ludwig of Chicago is the guest of Nicholas Ludwig and family. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gerlach of Han

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over Center, were visitors here Thurs- f day. .Nicholas Ludwig of Armour, transacted business here yesterday. Joseph. Sutter of Schererville while returning from Hammond last night, spent some time here with friends before going home. HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM Mrs. O. J. Kiersey has gone to Merrillville to remain over Sunday. Miss Mamie Burnham has gone away on a vacation. Contractors Neel fend Mills have several large contracts for putting down cement walks In Hegewlsch. F. Wickerman transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Attorney Markman of Chicago was in Burnham on business Wednesday evenin SArrow Leedy has accepted a position with the Western Steel Car and Foundry works. Lltole Stewart McLane of Hammond is visiting with his grandmother, Mrs. J. Hill, of Burnham. Mrs. Mansfield of Buffalo avenue, who has been qute ill. Is better at this writing. Henry Yelowltz was In town this week on business. Miss Maud Bundy was in Hammond visiting her mother this week. Emll Jabrosky is having a vacation at the present. Mrs. Cary Bybee of Indiana Harbor visited her mother, Mrs. Breenburge on Erie avenue this week. CLARK STATION. The Jolly Four of Clark had a walkling contest, the distance being four miles for o gold watch. Ed LeMarbe was first, William O'Neil, second, Wheeler Doyle third and George Tully, last. Miss E. Keckersen and Walter Keckersen of Chicago were spending a few days here. T. Behn of Clark was a Gary business visitor. Mrs. A. Virus of Griffith was visiting with Clark friends. P. Anderson was a Clark business visitor yesterday. EAST CHICAGO. The J. U. G. club held a secial meeting last night at the home of Miss Lottie Donovan on Todd avenue. Progressive whist was played and Miss Mabel Palmer won the first and Miss Clara McDonald, the booby prizes. W. C. Hutton left today to SDend Sunday with his family in Monticvello, Ind. Mrs. Sidney Veaco will return tomorrow from a month's visit at her old home in Sturgls, Mich. Miss Mildred Evans returned yesterday from Chicago where she has been the guest of friends for the past two weeks. Misses Edna Olds, Leila Mercer Edith and Hiidred Evans and Mary McDonald of Brazil, Ind., went up to Chicago today to attend the matinee at the Princess theater. The Reiland hotel is having a new coat of white paint with green trimmings. The color for the lower front part has not yet been decided on. J. D. Williams claims to hold the record on growing tall sunflowers. He has one in his yard that measures sixteen feet from the ground to the top. A game of ball for $100 a side has been arranged between the Interstate Mill team and the Republic mill boys. The game is to be pulled off next Monday at the ball grounds. Thomas Richards of the Interstate, expects to see a very close and exciting game. Dave Johns was recently appointed manager and captain of the Buffalo P. O. M. league ball team. Phil Comodore of Comodore & Morello, has sold his Interest in the saloon to his partner, Noble Morello. Pat Keenan attended to some business in Hammond yesterday. The Misses Emily and Delia Jones and Miss Ann Morgan of Pittsburg, Pa., are the guests of the Misses Jones' brother Edward an Magoun avenue. The young ladies will be here for about a month. F. W. Kipps, auditor of the Interstate, will leave tomorrow on a three weeks vacation. Most of the time will be devoted to fishing In Wisconsin. Mrs. H. L. McCoy was in Chicago yesterday shopping. C. Johns, general manager of the Interstate mills and his son Llywolaf, left last night for a few days' visit In Waukesha, Wis. The Young People's Fraternal Orders Comedy and dance, was a very large success, netting them $85. It was besides, very well received by the audience who liberally applauded. FOR RENT Furnished rooms;also rooms for light housekeeping. 4724 Todd avenue, East Chicago. 15-1 INDIANA HARBOR. T. F. Helm has contracted with Cal lahan & Schock for the erection of a building at One Hundred and Thirty fifth and Elm streets to contain four flats and be modern in every particular. Fred Gaster returned yesterday from a Ashing trip with Senator A. J. Bow ser of Chesterton. They did their ang ling in Belllngton's lake. Mr. Gastel had nothing to say about the number of fish they caught, but was enthusiastic over the senator as a story teller. J. W. Baird of the Indiana Harbor and East Chicago Electric Light com pany, was busy yesterday with his men placing a large electric light in front of the Lake Shore hotel on Watllng street. Judge T. M. C. Hembroff was in Hammond yesterday on business. CARL ANDERSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalk A. SPECIALTY , Tr4rpb I. B. 602. 3J.

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WHITING NEWS Snap for Somebody. We have a theory that when times are a bit dull, the proper way to bring pack prices Is to reduce prices. Now we offered an Atchison avenue lot the other day for $400 and we did not sell it. Today we are offering the same lot for $380 and if we do not find a buyer before 6:30 tonight, we are going to cut the price down to $370. It is our intention to sell this lot even If we have to reduce the proce every day to do it. Lot has east from and Is situated be tween One Hundred and Eighteenth and One Hundred and Seventeenth streets o Atchison avenue. It is a good lot, thirty feet wide and 122 feet deey. Terms $1 down and $1 per week. No taxes and no Interest until the lot Is paid for. Today the proce is $380. DAVIDSON BROTHERS. Whiting, Indiana. Entertain at Porch Party. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gillmurray en tertained several guests at a parch party at their home in Sheridan avenue Thursday evening. An elaborate supper was served and the evening was spent in a most enjoyable manner. Music being one of the chief amuse ments of the evening. Among the out of-town guests were, Mr. and Mrs. John Nyhoff and daughter, Loretta and Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson of Gary. Dr. and " Mrs. G. H. Hosklns and family spent Thursday evening at San Souci Park. Katherlne and Raymond Koch were among the many little children who attended a party at the home of Ruth and Achllels Lymburner In Ohio avenue Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer of Sheridan avenue and Mrs. Peter Koch of Oliver street, visited at St. Mary's cemetery yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Cooney of Chicag Heights, are visiting with thet latter's sister, Mrs. Henry Behrens of New York avenue. Mrs. William Vogel of Cleveland ave nue,' has gone to Forest Park, III, to remain until Sunday as the guest of her sister. Miss Edith Steel of Canada Is 111 at the home of her aunt, Mrs. George Stevent of Clark street. Mrs. R. F. Denham of La Porte ave nue, has gone to Lake Wawasee to be the guest of Mrs. A. J. Lauer. Mrs. Harry Reineman is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Carrie Clemans of St. Joe, Mich. Mrs. Mike Harr and Fred Harr visited the former's father, Maurice Hartnett at the Presbyterian hospital, and found his condition not very satisfactory. Mrs. Hockelburg of Salt Creek, Ind., spent Thursday here as the guest of Mrs. Augusta Scholtz and Mrs. Augusta Klose. Miss Lydia Lutz has returned from a two weeks' vacation which she spent at Horrlcan and Milwaukee, Wis. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Oscar Hoppe, who will remain for several days as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lutz. Mrs. John Morrison of New York avenue, is suffering with a severe attack of neuralgia in the head and face. Miss Fern Morrison is vistng her cousn, Mrs. Martin Cunningham of Hammond. Misses Mabel and Florence Stewart were White City visitors last evening. Miss Marguerite Flfleld left yesterday for Crocker, Ind., where she will remain over Sunday. Miss Nellie Hannephin of Austin, will spend Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hannephin of Clark Btreet. Mrs. Kllen and daughter, Mrs McFarland, who have been visiting the former's brother, Frank Klein and the latter's son, Freman MacFarland, have returned to their home in Camp Point, 111. Mrs. Dan Lauer and children have returned from Manhattan, 111., having been called home by the accident which befell Mr. Lauer while working -tit the Lake Shore elevator In Barry Lake, Thursday. WHEELER. The marriage of August Zorn Jr., and Aug. 19, at the home of the bride's parents at Oak Park, 111. Mrs. Fish of Valparaiso, visited with her sister, Mrs. August Zorn sr., yesterday. Mrs. B. F. Perrin Is visiting In Knox today. Preparations have been made for the building of cement walks on the school house grounds. The Queen Esther Circle held a very Interesting meeting last evening at the churdch and parsonage. A splendid program was rendered, consisting of readings, prayers and talks on the subject 'Home Missions," followed by refreshments in the parsonage. M. E. Sunday school picnic today at Salt Creek. VALPARAISOThe annual Porter County Teachers' Institute will be held here next week commencing Monday. Dr. Schaefer, superintendent of Public Instruction for Pennsylvania and Dr. Robert Aley, democratic candidate for the same office A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism, whether muscular or of th Joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backache, pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to her for a home treatment which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures. She feels it her duty to send it to all sufferers FREE. You cure yourself at home as thousands will testify no change of climate being necessary. This simple discovery banishes uric acid from the blood, loosens the stiffened, joints, purifies the blood, and brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the whole system If the above Interests you, for proof address, Mrs. M. Summers, Box R, Notre Dame. Ind.

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