Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 64, Hammond, Lake County, 1 September 1908 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Tuesday, September 1, 1908.
FROM NEIGHBORING TOWN AND CITY
CROWN POINT NEWS
dlst church. He does not expetc to return until some time next week. The schools of Wheeler started under full head of steam Monday. Miss Kate Ramenstlne, Master Riley, John Johnson and Harold "Wilson take a special examination in eighth grade work, which allows them to enter high school.
Mrs. Charles A. Hatten is visiting
with her father and mother at Burr
Sent to State Institution. Hulda Steinback, the wayward young girl, whose direlictions have been been printed in The Times' columns from time to time, was tried in Judge
Nicholson's court on Saturday on the Qak Ind
cnarge or xorgery ana "c , Mr. Charles Hatten, who has been
was strong enougu , working as fireman on the Nickel Plate, judge send.ng her to the state school about tWQ for wayword girls at Indianapolis, the "ul , ,,, hi.,
young girl will have Plenty of time to Sunday expectlng. ponder over her lawlessness It is on
saia mat sne is nui uuuj v..... for the course she has taken In the past, and that many an older head has been instrumental and partially responsible for her downfall. Auto Party Frightens Horse.
One automobile party, who toured to
Lowell last Sunday in the Wise auto
mobile, to witness the ball game be
tween Lowell and Valparaiso, will have
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go
of light business he has decided not
to go to work until later. At present
he is working for his brother on the
railroad as a section hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barney are vis
iting with friends at Glen Park today.
Mrs. O'Donnel Is 111. Mrs. George O'Donnel. wife of the proprietor of the Gary hotel, was taken ill In her apartments in the hotel and is now in serious condition. Mrs. O'Donnel took a turn for the worse Sunday night, but was relieved after prompt medical attention. Mrs. O'Donnel has been suffering from tonsilitis several times since she came to Gary from Ohio, and the atmosphere does not
seem to agree with her. A trainea nurse has been retained to care for her
ntil her condition is greatly improved.
TOLESTOK-
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dye of Warsaw,
T n4 Mt on XTrn W K PhilliOS
couse to remember the trips for some Qf Sunday In Chlcag0
time on account of the accident to the
Twoil rltizen. whose horse became
friehtened of the auto while he was
driving by on the highway near that town, and precipitated the horse, buggy
and rider into the mire and mud of a
Harry Lukens spent Sunday with
friends in Chicago
Mrs. J. C. Watson and children visited
in Hobart Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Van Home visited
Forest Fire Threatens.
A forest fire south of the Wabash
tracks started yesterday afternoon, and
for a time took on a very threatening aspect. The blaze was fought by a number of foreigners with buckets of slough water, under the supervision of the police, until the flames was well
under control. The houses in . the vicinity were imperiled but fortunately none of them took fire.
ditch some ten or twelve feet below, in Indiana Harbor Sunday
the horse and buggy turning two com
plete sumersaults. The driver was not
hurt to any extent, but his threats fever i . 1. .iiia, (i ti 1 nc'imantq n f the I
ru"r Mrs,
automoDlie were enougu iu uiano
shivers run down their backs. The au
tomobile party was made up of "Star"
editor, J. J. Wheeler Will Steeb, Fred Ruff and George Fisher, besides the driver, John Wise, and they are now
drawing cuts to see which one of them
It was that scared the horse.
Andrew Hood is on the sick list suf
fering from a severe attack of typhoid
John Sherman, probably holds the
record for the biggest and heaviest
pickerel that has been caught in the Fort W e were the guests of Miss
Gertrude Kunert over Sunday
W. E. Gibson and Miss Henri
ette and Anna Gibson, spent Saturday
in Lincoln Park, Chicago
Mrs. T. Clark of Hammond visited
with friends here yesterday.
Mrs. S. B. Stewart is the guest of
relatives in Valparaiso for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo eLeker are visit
in relatives in Valparaiso for a lew
days.
Misses Clara and Louise Hoffman of
Kankakee river for some time. While
flshinsr there last Sunday John was
lucky enough to hook and land a four
teen-pound pickerel, and although it gave him quite a fight, Sherman is prowdly showing his catch to his ad
miring and envious friends.
John Wilson, democratic candidate for recorder, has been a sufferer from rheumatism for the last few days and
now walks with a cane, but he always has an extra hnd to shake and pass
the cigars.
Mrs. Handley will endeavor to tafle a few more premiums at the Kankakee fair, on her exhibits of fine needle-
H. J. Neff transacted business in Chi
cago . Saturday.
Mrs. E. E. Shover and children re
turned home from an extended visit
with relatives in Taylorville, 111.
Raymond Frazier of Windsor Park, is
the guest of Sam Jomes for a rew days
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J. C. Throwls of Rensselaer visited
his daughter, Mrs. Ira Gray and family
Sunday and Monday.
W. A. McPherson is building a large
,.,,!, cfia i,o o oiroiv hn a vra rrf oH coia storage in connection wim ins
many premiums at the Lake and Porter creamery on Market street
county fairs for her hardwork, and wil ltry to make it three straight wins
at the Kankakee fair.
Herman Sassee is adding improve-
Bessie Schofield left Monday morn
ing for a visit with relatives and
friends in Brook.
Rev. A. J. Untank of the Baptist
menta in the way of a new basement I church, has resigned his position as
and porches to his home on Main street.
Earl Crawford, -the rural mail carrier, is taking a vacation from his du
ties as an employe of Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Blackley, mother of Mrs. Will
Handley, returned to Lowell yesterday busienss Sunday
after a short visit with her daughter morning.
here.
Bieker, the food man, will soon move
into his new residence on Grant street
Tom and Bill Grant from Lowell,
were in town last evening, shaking hands with their friends. Tom, who is republican candidate for sheriff, is very optimistic over the outlook and Is quite sure of success at the polls
next November.
George F. Hassel of Dyer, transacted
business in town yesterday.
Henry and Harry Hathaway, William
H. Morey, and W. A. Deyo, all of Lowell were Crown Point visitors yes
terday.
Farmers are praying for rain again to help the pastures and assist in
furnishing the cows with feed.
W. M. Oakes of Valparaiso, trans
acted business In town yesterday.
W. F. Fisher of LaFayette, Ind., is
a Crown Point visitor today.
Our summer vacationists .are returning from their outing, but no ap
preciable difference is seen in the way
they do their work
pastor and will go to college.
Miss Myrna Rose, who has been vis
iting friends here, returned to her home
in Lafayette Monday.
A. L. Clark was in San Pierre on
night and Monday
from Schererville were Sunday visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bohling returned from Hammond Sunday where they visited with relatives. Misses Emma and Margaret Thone reeurned to Chicago Sunday, after a visit with N. Ludwig and family. Jacob Keilman of Chicago Heights visited his father and sister, Mrs. Jacob Spainer. Sunday. Adam and William Bohling from South Chicago were the guests of relatives here Sunday. " About 10 o'clock Sunday night Adam Sudder, who wandered around St. John for the past few weeks with his mind deranger, was picked up by the sheriff
along the C. I. and S. tracks and was taken to Crown Point. His friends are of the opinion that this is the best
cour taken for the young man, where he will be under the care of the sheriff, and it is hoped he will soon recover, being out of the way of the bad influences over him. . Uncle Carl Keilman celebrated his eightieth birthday last Saturday. For
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Priest Visits Friends.
Rev. John Pascouta, formerly pastor
of the local Greek Catholic church of
this city, but now of Pennsylvania, arrived in Whiting to remain until Friday. His family, who have been spending the summer at their hame at PaPaw Lake, arrived today, to also remain until Friday when the entire family leave for Pennsylvania to take up their residence there.
Will Make It All Eight. M. Weil, who for some time has been
engaged in driving to Gary the automobiles purchased in Ft. Wayne, ar
rived yesterday afternoon with a big
White steamer. When informed about
the charges made against him by Mr. BIgelow, leader of the Gary band Mr. Well denied everything and said that
he resented the insult "I have the money with which to pay him right now," he said,' "and I have had it all
the time. I told Mr. Bigelow that I had collected the money and that I would pay him the money. The next day I left hurriedly for Ft. Wayne and
did not have an opportunity to give it to him. After working as hard as
did for the benefit of the band, it
seems hard that he should treat me the way he has."
Miss Elizabeth B. Carlisle, the commercial teacher in the high school is
back from her vacation which she spent
with relatives in and near Cleveland, O.
Misses Mabelle and Florence Stewart
and J. Fred Schaechterle and R. K.
Stewart saw "Paid in Full' at the Grand
Opera House in Chicago last evening.
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William McCreary of the L. S. and
his advanced age, he looks robust still M. S. railroad at Indiana Harbor, spent
and that he can do a good days' work
yet he has proved during the last hay
ing season. Uncle Carl is one of the
oldest settlers in St. John township, liv
ing in this community since 1844, when his father moved from Ohio to Indiana.
LOWELL.
Ralph Goddard and family, who have
been living in Canada the last two
years, have moved back to their old
home, south of Lowell.
Editor H. H. Ragon i3 attending a
reunion of his regiment and of the
Smitb-Ragon family in Ohio.
T . , . aenrage avenue to tne nouse iormeriy John P. Frey of Eagle Creek town- f . K,r TtT. ,
Sunday with Whiting friends.
Misses Essie Hatch, Gaynelle Eaton
andBruce Nichols were in Englewood
Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphreys re
turned from LaPorte yesterday where
they spent a few days at the summer
home of Dr. and Mrs. William Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goldsmith have
returned to their home In Chicago, af
ter visiting with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith of Sheridan
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldorf and fam
ily, will move from Oliver street to
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Mrs. Henry Moon and two children
came home from Chicago Sunday even
ing after a short visit at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reed and baby
visited in Lafayette Sunday.
CLARK STATION.
WHEELER.
Mr. O. M. Tatlock transacted bust
ness in Chicago Monday.
Mr. I B. Taylor has commenced the
home of Mr. D. S. Clefford.
Wheeler had another runaway Mon
day caused by Mr. Clement Fifield's
team being scared by an automobile. No one was hurt and the wagon received but slight damages. The Wheeler Methodist Episcopal Aid society meets Wednesday with Mrs. Conrlck. Rev. C. A. Brooks stated this morning for Attica, Ind., to attend the Indiana state conference of the Metho-
FOR PIMPLES, TOO. grwr Discovery Cares Eczema and ' Eradlcatea Minor Skin Troubles Over Mght. A few months ago the dispensers oi poslam, the new discovery for the cure of eczema, decided to allow the druggists of the country to handle it. Previous to that time It could only be obtained direct from the laboratories. . Since this change in the method oi distribution, poslam has met with th most phenomenal success of anything introduced to the drug trade in the lasi SO years. All leading druggists, including J. W. Wels In Hammond, are nois carrying the special 50-cent size recently adopted, also the $2 Jar. This great success is not surprising when it is remembered that, in eczems
cases, poslam stops the itching with first application, proceeds to heal im
mediately, and cures chronic cases in
few weeks. In minor skin troubles such as pimples, blackheads, acne
herpes, blotches, rash, etc, results show
after an overnight Application. Ex
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Twenty-fifth street. New Tork City.
The Clark Station White Sox defeat
ed the Dermacella baseball team of Hessville for the second time, the score
being 12 to 3. The game was a very interesting one up to the seventh in
ning, the score then being 3 to 2 in
favor of Hessville, but Clark began batting and won. The score by innings is as follows. Dermacella 2 1000000 0 3 White Sox Jr 10100064 12 Battery for Clark Kreuger, Behn, Rdx. Battery for Hessville Bloom, Williams. Time 1:50. Umpires, O.Nlely, Stultz, Tully.
J. Scheurer spent the day visiting
in Chicago. W. O'Nell and George Tully of South Chicago spent the day visiting with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. R. Leutke, Mr. and Mrs. P. Gerrity, Mrs. R. Schiening, Mrs. A. Heimke, Mrs. C. Brady and child, Mrs.
D Maloney and children, Buddy and William of South Chicago, toop a trip to Clark Sunday with the Behn fam
ily After enjoying a nice supper they
formed a choir and sang many beauti
ful songs. They then took the street
car through East Chicago and then to their home at South Chicago.
Miss Elsie Gastel, who stepped on a
rusty nail, two weeks ago. Is improv
ing greatly and Is now able to walk.
F. Behn and Gus. Grick spent yes
terday on business in Gary.
The Clark Station children would like
to hear where their school will be this
year. Last year they were taken from
here with a bus to Toleston. Hearing
of all other schools begining Sept. 8,
they would like to know where and when they go to school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Shade and children
Mable and Earl, returned to their home
after spending a few weeks here. The
reason of their stay was for Mr. Shade's health. They report a fine time and caught many good frogs and fish. Miss Alvina Behn of East Side spent the day with Miss E. Behn here. Charles Scheurer and Mr. Mler of Windsor Park, spent the day visiting at this place. John Coleman of Chicago was a Clark Station business visitor over Sunday. Messrs. Martin Behn, Walter Blank, John Rox and Oliver Collins of South Chicago spent the day visiting with Walter Behn. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rayder and son.
Harold, of Whiting and Mrs. E. Closson and children of South Chicago came here Saturday on the street car and visited with relativestill Sunday evening. F. Mier of Chicago spent the day fishing here. Mrs. A. Bolles of Chicago spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Pries of this place.
Frank Wolff, a lumber man of Mich
igan City was in Gary yesterday on
a business trip. Mr. Wolff Is a friend
of Assistant Postmaster Meyers.
Mrs. M. G. Reiner, wife of the Gary
real estafe man, left yesterday for South Bend, where she will spend a
few days visiting friends and relatives
G. V. Bacon, Jr. went to Chicago yes
terday on business.
James Scanlon, clerk of the Gary
hotel, went to Chicago last night for
the purpose of doing some shopping, and for other purposes that are not
such hard work.
Dr. Templin Is In a quandary as to
what to think of the federal inspectors for whom he sent a telegram, and received the reply that they would be in
Gary Monday. They have been side
tracked at Hammond, where they
pounced upon the milk men and sur
prised them and it .is likely that they
will do the same thing in Gary. It Is likely to prove interesting after they so arrive in Gary. The opening of the new skating rink, under the management of E. C. Turner which was to have been held Tuesday
night, has been indefinitely postponed
because of the fact that the building could not be completed in time. The
structure is located on Massachusetts street, near Fifth avenue. This is one of the finest rinks in this part of the state, and will undoubtedly prove pop
ular right from the start. The date of
the grand opening will be set Just
as soon as the management can deter
mine when the building will be ready
to occupy.
Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, who were
recently married to the surprise of
their friends at Lafayette have come
to Gary, where they will make their
home in the future. They have not
fully decided on a location but they will secure temporary quarters at once. Mr. EriAson is a draftsman in the employ
of C. E. Kendricks.
John T. Powers of the Lake County
Directory company was in Gary yester
day on business.
Judge P. L Fitzgerald returned yes
terday from his fishing trip near his old home in Walkertown. The Judge
did not have very good luck in landing the finny tribe but reported a splendid
time Just the same. Charles Flagg, the deputy prosecut
ing attorney was in Gary yesterday
handling the police court work, after an absence of several days. Attorney Flagg has been on a vacation at his
eld home near Plymouth, Ind.
Mr. C. D. Eckers, manager of the
Chicago- Telephone company at South
Chicago, passed through Gary yester
day on his way from Clark Station
where he has been camping for the
summer.
C. W. Thompson, wire chief of the
Chicago Telephone company, haB re
turned from a three weeks' vacation
spent in Joliet, 111., his former resi
dence. Mr. Thompson says he had the
time of his life but that he is glad
to get back to Gary.
Miss Myrtle O'Donnel, daughter of
the proprietor of the Gary hotel, ha
returned to Erie, Penn., where she will
attend school during the coming winter,
During the summer Miss O'Donnel has
been visiting her parents at the hotel.
Mrs. M. E. Gallion, wife of Attorney
Gallion of this city is reported very ill
and under the care of physicians as
result of the death of her small child
whose death resulted from the applica
tion of the wrong kind of acid, given
them by a druggist.
ship is at Hot Springs. Arkansas, in
search of better health.
A number of the iron bridges in
Cedar Creek township are receiving a
fresh coat of paint. Tom Clewes is
doing the work.
Clifford Kenney is nursing one of
"Job's Comforters" on his hand.
George Hellig is recuperating at
West Baden, and his wife is visiting
relatives at Waukegan, 111. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Dickinson have re
turned from a visit with Marion (O.)
relatives.
Mrs. A. S. Hull left Monday for the bedside of her brother, George Shaver,
who is very seriously sick at Logans-port.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gormerly are
visiting his parents at Metamore, O.
ROBERTSDALE.
J. Bartof of Roberts avenue, met with
a rather, painful accident while at work in the Glucose compeny, last Friday, by having the tip taken off one of his
fingers.
Miss Mvrtle Soltwedel of Harrison
avenue, visited f Heads, in South Chicago
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rought enter
tained the former's mother, Mrs. Will
iam Rought and brother, Leonard, of
Cheltenham, at their home in Cleve-
and avenue Sunday.
Miss Selma Vogel of Cleveland ave
nue, was an uait tim cemetery visitor
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenry Eggers and
Frank Buehler attended a launch par
ty from South Chicago to Riverdale,
Sunday.
The many friends here of Mrs. Ed
Ehlers, will be pained to hear of her death, which occurred in Logansport,
Ind.. Saturday. Mr. Ehlers is well
known here, having been In business
n Robertsdale for a number of
years.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Clark and children of
South Chicago visited the latter's par
ents, Mr .and Mrs. Dougherty, of In
diana boulevard, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fritz of Rob
erts avenue, were the guests of out was the
of town relatives Sunday.
Mrs. John Hatt and son, Roy, and
occupied by Mrs. N. Wilkinson.
Auditor Charles A. Johnson of Crown
Point, was a visitor here yesterday.
The Congregational Sunday school
will hold its annual picnic at Jackson
Park, Thursday.
Miss Dollie Turner returned from
Chicago yesterday where she has been
spending several days.
Judge Geo. W. Jones has gone to
West Baden to remain until Thursday.
In the meantime his office is in charge
of his deputy clerk, iMss Edith Lan genhan.
Miss Mamie Bollinger has returned
from Bass Lake where she spent her vacation. Miss Bollinger resumed her
duties as stenographer at the Glucose
factory yesterday morning,
Miss Anna Mackey, who has been the
guest of Miss Nellie McTigh for two weeks, has returned to her home in
South Chicago
Mrs. Rose Gardner, is seriously ill at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wells,
of John street.
The assault and battery case against
Wellington Mllligan, which was to have come up in Judge Jones' court yes
terday morning,.- was continued until
Thursday. The charges against Milli-
gan were preferred by his wife.
Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph Scherr of Sheri
dan avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Koch and family of Oliver street, spent Sunday at Jackson and Sans Souci
parks.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer re
turned to their home in Sheridan ave
nue Sunday evening, after an extended
visit with relatives In Chicago.
Messrs. Albert and Michael Schaefer
and Emll Keilman took a leke trip
to Benton Harbor, Sunday.
Misses Barbara Schaefer and Susie
Glassen of Englewood, spent Sunday
with Miss Celia Schaefer.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfeir of Oliver
street were the guests of St. John rela
tives on Sunday.
Miss Elsie Trowe has returned from
Salt Creek, Id., where she spent several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. John VanDelden formerly a
Whiting resident, but now of Chicago
guest of several Whiting
friends yesterday.
Raymond Schaub is home from a
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Mrs. Fred Schmittle and son, are short visit in LaPorte.
spending a few days visiting in Por
ter, Ind.
Mrs. Margaret Buehler of Indiana
boulevard, spent Saturday in South Chi
cago the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wollet.
LaVern, the five-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Haney Rogers, is quite ill at
their home in Harrison avenue.
Junior Swartz left yesterday morn
ing for St. Louis, on business for the Reiner Real Estate company of Gary, by which he is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fields and son
Owen of West Pullman, visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. David Dees of New Tork avenue.
Mrs. Adams of Ohio avenue is en-
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Mrs. E. Smith and children, Mrs. R.
R. Edmonds and Mrs. C. Smith of South Joying a visit to
Chicago, were the guests of Mr. and former home,
Mrs E. Aman of Indiana boulevard, I Messrs. J. Roy Morrison. Junior
Sunday. Swartz, James Champlain and Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minceberg of Trows, spent Sunday evening in Chi
Roberts avenue spent Sunday visiting cago,
friends in Gary. Miss Margaret Ward of Fred street
Mr. and Mrs. Breckman and children was the guest of Gary friends Sunday
of Lumbard, 111., are spending a few
days with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. August Ehlert of Harrison ave
nue.
Misses Amelia Bader and Anna
Minceberg, were the guests of Mrs. B.
Dear of East Side last evening.
Mesdames E. Holmes, C. Kein, W.
Eggers and C. Ashline, saw "A Broken
Idol" at the Whitney theater in Chicago
Saturday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mat Miller of Crown
Point, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
John Miller sr.
Misses Cecilia and Rose Ludwig left
for Crown Point Monday to attend th
Lake county teachers' institute this week. Mrs. Susan Boecker spent Sunday at Cedar Lake the guest of her sister. Miss Mary Peifer has returned from Whiting, after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer. Joseph Sutter and Joseph Hohman
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MUNSTER. Miss Florence Slocum, one of High
land's most popular young ladies, and
Mr. Dick Zyp, a prominent young man
of that place, will be married Wednes
day, Sept. 9.
Miss Hannar Tuck of Highlands, vis
ited friends in Lansing yesterday.
Miss Rose Schoon was a Hammond
visitor Saturday. Mrs. J. Wagner was in Griffith Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Balder, who is very ill.
Thomas Schmidt, who nas been a resident of this place, went to Roseland today, where he will make his future
home. H. F. Kaske was in Hammond yes terday on business.
A. E. Jarneke and family of Saxony,
visited friends in Hammond Sunday.
Misses Dora and Mollie Stallbohm were in Saxony yesterday visiting Miss
Anna Bachman. Corneil Kikkert, who has been suffer
ing with a pretty serious case of blood poisoning in his hand, is improving
proving quite rapidly.
Miss Margaret Valier visited friends
in Hammond Saturday.
Miss Jessie Roe, of Chicago is visit
ing friends here.
Farmers here are getting ready for the threshers, who will get busy here
the first of this week.
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