Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 56, Hammond, Lake County, 22 August 1908 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Saturday, August 22, 1908.
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Hotels Were Quite Pull. The hotels in town certainly enjoyed a week of prosperity and had a hard time supplying the crowd with food. A good story is told on a certain town hostelry, by a traveling man who tried to get dinner there yesterday. After a bowl of shadow soup had been served, the waiter brought on a place with a piece of meat that resembled the very last tall-end remnant of a cow, and a few strings off a plate of beans that a former customer had consumed. "Where's the potatoes?" asked Mr. Traveling Man of the' haughty waiter. "Why, we've Just sent the landlord out to the farm six miles south of here, to dig some," replied the waiter. "And this prune," said the traveling man, "I hate to send the poor thing alone to it's destruction without company," "Well, you're not supposed to eat that prune. That's the only one we have left and we're using that to decorate the room with," replied the waiter, "All we furnish here is a plate of good Imagination and it's up to you to do the rest."
rie Scholler were visitors m umcago
yesterday. '
Mrs. Jennie Burge, of Wheeler, vis
ited in Hobart yesterday with her sister, Miss Alice Garhardt. ?
Agent W. M. Foster has purchased driving horse for his family. Mrs. William Schai-bach sr., was a
guest of friends in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Kd Sauter and daughter, Mrs.
John Rowe were visitors in Chicago
esterday.
John E. Mander is having a cement
walk built in front of his store building on Main street.
Ed Scheidt's new house is about
ready for occupancy.
Mrs. G. Vodde and children, of Ft.
Wayne, Ind., came to Hobart Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs. George Thayer
for a few days.
George Scholler and daughter were
in Chicago yesterday.
Saloonkeepers Acquitted. Judge Nicholson acquitted the Shelby stloon keeper, of the charge of conducting his place in an illegal manner,
and his decision closes a controversy
that has agitated the' residents around that little hamlet for some time past.
There was hardly sufficient evidence to convict the man and he was given an
other chance to make good.
Mrs. Hudson Sheldon of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Gates of Ham
mond, have been visiting the Charles
Daugherty's here for the last week.
Mrs. Sheldon is a sister of Mrs.
Daugherty and Mrs. Gates and leaves
this morning for California where she
will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sauerman of
Chicago visited relatives here this
week. George Benns of Chicago was i Crown Point visitor yestterday. The balloon ascension by Prof Dol
son at the fair grounds, was ideal in
every way, the aeronaut making a beautiful parachute drop and even
came up to the wildest anticipations of Benny Hayes, whose pet project the
balloon feature happened to be.
Mrs. Dr. Charles Tinkham and
daughter, left today for an extended
visit 'with Mrs. Tlnkham's relatives at
Bement, 111.
R. S. Groman and family of Ham
mond, have been visiting with relatives
Jn town during the past week.
The candidates for the various county officers certainly were in their element at the fair grounds this week
and most of their hands resemble
leg o' mutton at the close of the four
days fair. Hardly a bafcy missed, and
they weren't the kind you throw balls
at, either.
Abe Lowenstine and a party of friends from Valparaiso wtre Crown
Point visitors yesterday.
Among the Hammondites to attend
the fair yesterday, were Judge Reiter,
Gostlin, Scharrer, Huber and Ableman.
Wells Ainsworth of Lowell was Crown Point visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Hill has returned from a visit
with Chicago relatives. Miss Julia Hughes of Chicago is vis Jting with relatives here.
Mrs. Sings, formerly of this place
Is making a visit with the Ott family
In Court street.
Mrs. Clyde Fowler and children are
visiting with relatives in town dur ing the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox and i
party of friends toured to Crown Point yesterday and enjoyed the day at the
fair grounds.
Mrs. Blachly of Lowell is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Handley for a few
days.
". Mr. and Mrs. Fry of Milwaukee, Wis.,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George
Fisher.
Among some of the Hammondites
" Been at the fair yesterday were Office
Frank Shine, Will C. Mee, Jake Kuss
maul, George Emmerling and Will
Iietel.
One thing that is badly needed at
the fair grounds is a board or con
Crete walk from the entrance to th
floral hall so that pedestrians could walk without getting their shoes filled
with dust.
The crowd at the fair grounds seemed
well pleased with the free attraction
furnished by the management. Every
ace of its kind is a top-notcher an well worth seeing.
Misses Irene Mott, Harriet Crum
packer and Victor Dyer were among
the Hammond young people in tow yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence Tompkins are
ivsiting relatives here for over th
fair.
Moon & Hale's men are building con
crete walks to the Erie depot an
have quite a stretch already finished
Every town in the county was well
represented at the fair yesterday, each
sending a large delegation to swell
the big crowd.
The daring act of "Diavolo" was
missed by the crowd yesterday, he be
ing in no condition to go through his
stunt.
Roy G. Parry of the South Chicago
Times staff, visited with relatives here
yesterday evening.
So far this year no accidents hav
happened to mar the fair with the ex
ception of the accident to "Diavolo'
The authorities, too, have had an easy time with the crowd and no arrests
have been reported so far.
DYER. Automobiles by the plenty passed
through here daily this week, going to the county fair.
Jacob Hillegonds is having a new
istern dug at his place, assuring a
plentiful supply of rainwater in fu
ture years during drouths like the present one.
Friday morning the remains of
Josephine, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burnes of Hoopston, 111., were laid to rest in the family lot
in St. Joseph's cemetery here. . The little infant was a grandchild of the late Thomas Magner.
Nick Kaiser, one of the most en
thusiastic members of the Dyer ball
earn, expects everybody in Dyer to
do his duty and help the boys carry
home the laurels. Win, to be sure, Nick says they can't lost a game any more this season.
In the presence of a large number of
relatives, Mr. Jacob Hillegands cele
brated his fifty-fifth birthday anni
versary at his home yesterday. The day was most pleasantly spent as
there was no lack of good humor and wit. Everybody present had a good time and on leaving, wished Mr. Hillegonds many more happy returns of the day. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. Hillegonds, Mr. and Mrs.
Erlks, Mr. and Mrs. Dykstra from
Roseland, Mr. and Mrs. Whiteflled fram Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Gerret Ericks from Highlands.
GARY NEWS
Look Ahead to Next Year. A large crowd again went tp Crown Point yesterday to see the last day at the County Fair. Most of those who went down, drove across the country in automobiles or in buggies, as the train connections were not good. Every one reported that the fair was all that could be expected and those who had not seen the grounds before, said they were the prettiest that they had ever seen. Many remarked that next -year at this time the Gary-Crown Point interurban would be built and that" hundreds would go to the fair on the trolley. Among those who went from Gary yesterday were: A. R. Hoover and wife, O. S. McGinnity, A. R. Lamb, William H. Luscombe, and J. Fitzgerald of the Gary Heat, Water and Light company.
Arranging Drill Corps. An effort will be made to organize a boys' drll crops in connection with the Universal Club of Gary. A benefit dance is to be given Wednesday, Sept. 2 at the Binzenhof hall for the purpose of raising money for uniforms and
arms. Kenneth Gleen is to be captain
and exhibitions are to be given.
qualltv, which seemed to increase with each number. Fraser's Highlander's, the Canadian Scotch band, gave another first class concert in Memorial Opera House last evening before a fair sized audience. The demand for tents at the Chautauqua sofar has been in excess of the
supply, the management being short nine of those engaged. All probably will be cared for however, within a day or two. The funeral of Mrs. John D. Stoner, whose death occured yesterday morning at about 7 o'clock, will occur at the M. E. church tomorrow afternoon at 12:30 o'clock, conducted by Rev. H. L. Davis. The Porter County Teachers'- Institute closed yesterday afternoon, having been a genuine success in point of attendance and in quality of instruction and results attained
WHITING NEWS
play the Chesterton Tribunes tomorrow. A large and enthusiastic crowd of rooters will accompany the team.
They will leave Whiting on the Lake Shore at 9:08 a. m. "
H. N. Nichols was in Chicago yester
day.
Prayer meeting was held at the M.
E. church, Thursday evening.
.Attorney John Westfall was in Gary
on business Thursday.
Return After Visit. Mesdames E. Yonker and children and R. S.) Swartz, who have been vis
iting their brother Dan Louer of Central avenue, have returned to their homes in Joliet, 111. Mrs. Gregg and
son who have also been visiting her sister, Mrs. Louer have also returned
to their homes in Manhattan, III.
MUNSTER. Misses Dora and Mollie "Stallbohm
went to Crown Point by auto yesterday to attend the Lake county fair.
Mrs. N. Einsele and daughter, Rose,
of Hammond, were Munster visitors yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. B. Bell of Hammond
were here for a short time today on their way to the Lake county fair at Crown Point.
John Arnold of Mendota, 111., is here
to rebain over Sunday with friends.
Arthur Frey and Miss Sarah Parks
of Valparaiso were here today visiting Miss Minnie Kaske.
Miss Engenia Knotts returned to her
home in Hammond today after spend
ing the past week here.
ST. JOHN. Arthur Grebin of Chicago is visiting
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer of Whit
ing were visitors here yesterday.
Ed Thielen made a business trip to
Hanover Center Thusrday.
John Schmidt of Dyer, was here on
business Thursday.
Joseph Thome of Chicago is visit
ing relatives here for several days.
Jos. M. Gerlach made a business trip
to Cedar Lake yesterday.
The Frohsinn Society of Chicago will
hold their annual picnic at the Spring Hill Grove Sunday, Aug. 23.
BLACK OAK. Miss Nellie Thone of Chicago Is
spending a few days here the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Ed Thone.
Mrs. Joe Euler of Hessville was a
visitar here Friday.
Mrs. Edward Randham was a Ham
mond visitor Friday.
Louis Busse attended the Lake
county fair Friday.
Mrs. J. C. Seberger and Edward Wagner spent Friday in Hammond. Claud Greisell has returned to his home in Pullman, after a theree weeks visit.
HESSVILLE. Messrs. Eddie and William Dedelow jr., spent the day in Chicago. Miss Grace Gorman was a South Chicago visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. Nease are the parents of a baby girl, born Thursday.
Will Speak at Eally. E. T. Ballard of Gary will be one of the principal seapekrs at the Independence party rally, which is to be
held at Michigan City today. A large number of the members of the party will go to Michigan City on the steamer Theodore Roosevelt, and others will Join the party at Michigan City. Mr. Ballard is one of the leaders of the new party in Northern Indiana, and he has been sopeken-of as its member of congress. The insurance adjustors, who . have been investigating the burning of the Hessler building, have finally decided to award the full amount to the owner. The building was supposed to have been burned by incendiaries. Dr. T. B. Templln has purchased a fine new carriage for his professional
work. The carriage arrived yesterday and is being much admired by his friends. A party of Gary business men drove to Crown Point yesterday to see the races at the County Fair. Those in the party were, Attorney Clarence Bretsch, Judge A. C. Huber and Judge P. L. Fitzgerald. The assault and battery case of Harry Barton, the teaming contractor who is charged with having a mania for hitting foreigners whenever he
feels like it, was continued because of
the illness of his mother. His mother is said to be in a very serious condi- ! tlon. Among those who attended the fair at Crown Foint yesterday were Walter McNally, W. A. Parry and George Cooley. Mr. J. S. Morgan, the insurance man, was in town yesterday from his home In Chesterton. Miss Katherine Meyer of Dune Park, was In Gary yesterday. Miss Meyer Is look about the city for a location for a bakery shop. A. C. Miller of the Air Line, was in Gary yesterday looking over the progress of the work on the Gary & Interurban. Mr. Miller made the statement to a Times reporter while In the city, that he expected to have the branch to Toleston completed by the first of next month. He also stated that he expected to have the Air Line into Gary late in the fall. Following the report that the Hall pharmacy at Fifth and Broadway had sent back the desk of the Western Union Telegraph company to their Chi
cago office, comes the report that the
Postal company was looking for an office location on Broadway. They have been negotiating with the Harry King company for desk room in their build
ing, and it is likely that they will
come to terms in the near future. It
is rumored that another building near the Gary hotel is being watched as an
office location by the Western Union.
P. Bartus of St. Louis, is spending a
few days in Gary.
Mrs. George D. Bardon, wife of the
Gary attorney, has been reported quite
ill at her summer home in Miller Station. While in Gary Mr. Barton was
sent for recently, but it was reported
yesterday that Mrs. Bardon was much
better.
Clarence Hall of the Hall pharmacy,
left last night for a visit with friends
at Lake Geneva, Wis.
ROBERTSDALE. Quite a number of our Robertsdale Lady Maccabee's attended their annual picnic at the Lake Front park Thursday. Miss Freda Bahn of Indiana boulevard, is spending a few days in Chicago, the guest of friends. Alderman and Mrs. R. F. Schaaf and Mrs. John Scott enjoyed a day's outing at the County Fair in Crown Point, Thursday. Mrs. T. Kohr and daughter. Miss Esta and Mrs. Ninwell visited their sister,
Mrs. Ellis Spauldlng in Chicago yesterday.
H. Martin of Chicago, spent the day
visiting his sister, Mrs. Louis Ferrigo.
Mrs. C. N. Jewett, Mrs. D. B. Hunt
and daughter Avis of Hammond, and
JMrs E. Vader and daughter Gladys of
Chicago, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jewett of Indiana boulevard, Thursday. William Rought visited his brother Leonard, at the South Chicago hospital yesterday and reports him doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Fedorka and daughter,
Miss Mary, of Atchison avenue, were County Fair visitors in Crown Point, Thursday. Mrs. Fred Eggers and Mrs. Frank Buehler, jr., left for a two weeks' visit with relatives in Green Island, la, Mrs. J. Linneman and Mrs. Kelm of Harrflson avenue, are spending a few days in LaPorte, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Schaaf, jr. Don't forget to attend the children's services at the Evangelical church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. Special music and singing have been arranged and each child present will be
present with a beautiful flower in
honor of the day. All are welcome.
The Christian church of Hammond
held their annual Sunday school picnic at the Lake Front park, Thursday.
Mrs. J. Nicholson and daughter Vio
let, spent the day visiting in Chicago.
N. Smith of Indiana boulevard, moved
his family to Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. W. Hammersley and daughter
Attends Pretty Wedding.
Miss Lila Schoemon Is home from
Cleveland, O., where she visited her sister and also rfom Warren, O., where she attended' the wedding o Miss Anne L. Kline and Robert Lee Hughes, which took place Aug. 5. The wedding
was a very simple but pretty affair
and took place at the home of the
bride's brother.
The wedding is of much interest to Whitlngltes as the bride was for many years a teacher in the Whiting schools, and the groom likewise was connected
with the local schools, -being superin tendent for several years.
A cordial welcome will be extended to both Mr. and Mrs. Hughes upon their return from the East. T hey will
reside in Hyde Park,
CLARK STATION. R. Stults and Fred Stults were Cat cago business visitors. Charles Anderson . was transacting business at Griffith. Miss E. Behn was visiting -with South Chicago relatives. Frank Bahn of Cavanaugh was & Clark business visitor. A. Shade was a Chicago business vis itor.
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came home yesterday to remain over
of Cleveland avenue, visited relatives Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
in Englewood yesteday.
R. Dunsing of Hammond was a busi
ness visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. E. Rathburn of Roberts ave
nue, transacted business in South Chi-Morris Hartnett, were in Chicago yes-
cago yesterday.
A very pleasant surprise party was
tendered Misses Hattie and Freda Go-jlness yesterday.
bel at their home in Cleveland avenue, Miss Paula Lotz is entertaining an
Thursday evening, by a number of : out of town friend.
their young friends. Dainty refresh
ments were served and a most enjoy
able time reported by those present.
Mrs. Korsezyk is very ill at her
home in Roberts avenue.
John Heinz and John Leverenz were
White City visitors last evening.
HOBART. John Clark has moved his family from the Ramenstein flat near the Pennsylvania depot into the Marenes house in Joryville.
Mrs, .Carl Samuelson, and Miss. Car-
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INDIANA HARBOR. Mrs. Alec Barker of the South Bay hotel, with her guests, Mr. John Bostworth, Miss Bessis Bostworth and John
Bostworth and Miss Bessie Dunlop spent yesterday picnicing at Jackson
Park, Chicago.
P. A. Parks, who is spending his vacation in Benton Harbor, is having the time of his life. The rheumatism which caused him so much suffering in the spring, seems to have been entirely
forgotten.
Assistant Postmaster E. S. Gilbert took in the co-.tnty fair at Crown Point
yesterday.
Assistant Superintendent F. M. Smith of the Lake Shore, was in town yes-
day- on business.
F. H. Erlcson, Dr. William Greenwald, I. Meyer and W. V. VanHorne formed an automobile party to the
Crown Point fair Thursday. They
made the trip in just an hour each way
CARL ANDERSON GEktaAl CONTRACTOR Building and Sidewalks A SPECIALTY
VALPARAISO.
Colby Pennock, formerly of this city, now of Woodstock, 111., visited his father-in-law, Chris Lembke and fam
ily of this city yesterday. Mr. Colby
Is proprietor of the Pennock Prlntery
at Woodstock and reports business as
flourishing. He returned home today. The opening program of the Valpa
raiso chautauqua yesterday and today agreeably surprised the more skeptical in the audiences present with their
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ANOTHER LOT ON A NEW DEAL, We soid the advertised lot on Atchi
son avenue for $330. This brings the down hill auction to an end. Redeemed one thing by the auction. We found out what Atchison property was really worth at rock bottom. Today we are offering a new lot on a new deal. We are offering Hje adjoining lot for the same price of $330. This price Is for one day only. Tomorrow the price
will be $831. The next $332, Increasing
$1 dally. Terms $1 down and $1 week without interest.
Remember Today $330, tomorrow
$831, increasing $1 daily. DAVIDSON BROTHERS. Whiting, Ind.
Miss Bessie Naef returned home from
Crocker, Ind., yesterday. Her father is expected home Monday. Mrs, Catherine Garvin of Chicago was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Mrs. John Louer of Joliet, 111., is
here to spend several weeks with her son, Dan Louer and family of Cen
tral avenue. Mrs. William Marbach and children of Englewood and her niece, Miss Florence A. Teede of Buffalo, N. Y., were the guests of Mrs. Catherine Stewart and family of Sheridan avenue, Thursday night. Miss Edna Campbell has returned to her home in Joliet, after spending several weeks with her cousin. Miss Olive Louer. Fred Harr, who recently returned from Michigan, where he spent several weeks in an effort to Improve his health, will be compelled to go away again. Mrs. Maud Carpenter of Joliet, 111.,
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"William Harper of Fischrupp avenue
Omcer Muzzal of Crown Point, was
in Whiting yesterday on business.
Mrs. Mike Harr and her father,
terday.
John N. Gowe was in Chicago on bus-
EAST CHICAGO.
Mrs. May: Nassau of Olcott avenue
has just returned from Greenfield, Mo., where she has been visiting her sister-
in-law, Mrs. J. L. Rubensteln, for the
past three months.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer re
turned yesterday from Seattle, Wash.
Abe was the representative of the East at the Glucose factory
Mrs. Cramp and daughter, Winifred of Pittsburg, are visiting at the homes of Mrs. I. C. Brett of Ohio avenue and Mrs. William Walker of Sheridan avenue.' Mr. Cramp will join his family
this evening. ,
Miss Dora Siddaway, who has spent several months here as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Dausing, left Thursday
morning for her home In Cleveland, O,
Mrs. William Reed is able to be up
after a serious illness of several weeks,
Henry Lotz is expected home from
his vacation in Wisconsin the forepart
of next week.
Miss Mamie Bollinger, stenographer
in Roby, will
j Miss Bessie Walker is entertaining
Miss Calla Howell of Wanatah, Ind.
Chicago Aerie to the Eagles conven- go on a weeks vacation on Monday,
tlon that has been in session there the which she will spend near Bass Lake
last few weeks. The Oppenheimers are enthusiastic over the west, and report a SDlendid time on the trio.
Mrs. Stevens oi mcuook, rseo., is vis
V-i- Hlnr TWV oH Mr William Wollror rf
-, tt i , , ,, New ork avenue. H. L. McCoy. William Hale. J. G. Allen.
L. Hale and J. Twing, took dinner at I Mlss Helen Gondon of One Hundred
the 'House of David" in the Holy!and Nineteenth street, is back from an
Roller camp near St. Joe. The ladies .extended visit in Lima, O. wenl across on the Benton Harbor in Mrs. William Knapp has gone to Cof
the morning, returning the same feevllle, Kan., to reside with her son
evening. land wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Knapp.
J, D. Kennedy was in Hammond yes- l. S. Van Westrum of the Contract
terday on business. Ung Westrumite company, is back from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neece of Hess-: a business trip to Canada, where the
ville, had a girl baby born to them company is considering the location of
Thursday night. another factory.
Freeman McFarland of One Hundred
and Nineteenth .street, who is now
structural engineer at Gary, will enter
the University of Illinois at Champaign
with the beginnig of the school year.
Miss Nelle E. Wycoff and Mrs. Chas
Dyer, were In Chicago Thursday even
ing.
The members of the Christian church crave an ice cream social on Mrs. John-
John Thulen was arrested again BOn-g lawn Thursday night, which in Thursday, this time by the Gas Com-nft. of th. cool weather. was auite
HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM Mrs. Shore of Chicago attended Mrs. Nelson's funeral. Mrs. John Boyle of Pullman was in town Thursday. Miss Carrie Hill, after several weeks' illness, is again able to be out. Ed Burke was in Burnham today.
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pany, for breaking the quarter-meter. Mrs. Greenburgh went to Pullman Thursday evening. Mr. Cullman transacted business in Chicago yesterday. The funeral of Mrs. Peter Nelson Thursday afternoon was one of the largest known in Hegewisch, many people coming quite a distance to atatnd. Deceased was 56 years and eighteen days old and was the mother of nine children, ,ve dead' and four living. Two sons and two daughters are left with the husband to mourn her great loss, for what is home without mother. All their many friends join in sympathy with their great grief. She was a Rececca and a Companion, both lodges being In attendance at
the funeral. The flowers were beau-
well attended.
The L. O. L. M. held their annual pic
nic at Lake Front park Thursday af
ternoon, which was largely attended and a very good' time was the result.
The LaVendors go to Chesterton to
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