Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 73, Hammond, Lake County, 12 September 1908 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Saturday, Sept. 12, 1908.

FROM NEIGHBORING' TOWN AND CITY JM

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CROWN POINT NEWS

Gun Clubs Shoot. ' The Crown Point Gun club held their weekly shoot at their west side grounds yesterday, the medal going to Harry Swartz for the best weekly score. The following are some of the best scores made during the afternoon: Harry Swartz, 22; Julian Youche, 19; John Foss, 18; John Thomas, 14; Stuhlmacher, 14; Meeker, 6.

Sudden Death of lady.

Mrs. Nicholas Hoereth, an aged and

respected lady, living on Jackson street, near the Pennsylvania depot, died sud

denly yesterday at her home of heart

disease. Mrs. Hoereth has been In

feeble health for some time but here

demise was unexpected. She was 68

years of age and leaves an only son.

George Hoereth as her Immediate rel

atives. Her husband died some years

ago and Nhe has lived with her son

since that time. The funeral date has

not been decided upon as yet.

Gibson, will spend Sunday with friends in Chicago.

A. M. Fisher was married Wednesday,

Sept. 9, to Miss Vera Hill of Lowell. The young couple will make their home

in Toleston. Their residence will be on Second street, in one of Mr. Kolpka's new flats. Mr. and Mrs. "W. K. Hood visited in South Bend yesterday. , Mr and Mrs. Louise Ewen of Black Oak visited friends here yesterday Miss Huld& Schrieber of Hammond is the guest of relatives here for a few days.

HEGEWISCH-BURNHAII Mrs. Hess of Hegewisch, called on Burnham friends Thursday evening. A. C. Kluker was in Chicago Thursday.

Mrs. Reeling is moving into Mrs. Pat-

ton's property that was recently occu pied by Mr. Deboyists.

Mrs. Cross of Elgin, 111., was here to

day, looking after her property.

T. J. Cullman has recently bought a fine team of horses and truthfully says he has one of the finest teams in Cook

county. It is a beauty.

Several from Burnham attended the

Word was received here last nigni from Mrs. Mary Leiner of Nazareth,

Tex., stating that her daughter, Mrs. Royal Neighbors lodge in Hegewisch.

Chas. Heck, formerly Miss Mary Leiner, Adolph Kaczmoronski has gone to well known here, had died of typhoid White Cloud, Michigan to visit his fath-

f ever last Monday and was buried I er and brother, and expects to be gone

Wednesday of this week. The fami- some days

lies recently moved to Texas from their

farm southeast of here. The body would have been sent here for buriel

but as there are no undertakers in the

GARY NEWS

several lots, -owned by Harry King,

which Crosz is selling.

Attorney J. M. Fox went to Lafayette

yesterday where he will spend several

WILL BUILD $5,000 EESIDENCE. daJ,S celebratln his birthday. Mr. Fox to v pv,ww umiv.. return to fiarv Monday.

WHITING NEWS

HeKi

Talk with your doctor about Ayer's non1rnhn1ir SstianarHla. Ask him if he nre.

71 0) scribes it for pale, delicate children. Ask

GWWoor Actor freely about me. is " Vf ".V6 cul matter,. He knout. Trust him. weak and unsteady. Ask him il lit aids nature D as he toys. Follow his adoice. Inbuildingupthegeneralhealth.f0-S

W. F. Weil and W. F. BIglow haye

settled the difficulty between them

selves regarding the 14 band subscription which BigiOw claims Weil did not

turn over after he had collected it. Mr.

Attend OT eddiTio-

will return to Gary Monday. .

I axios mcii y w icKcy went to (JnlCagO Gary Hotel serves dinner from 5:30 Thursday where she attended the wed.

till 8 p. m., 50c. 9-10-6t.

NOTICE. Tf vnn bi- Innkins' for a clean neigh -

Weil maintained that he had the mon- borhood to Dund a home ln s. Carlson's

ey m nis pocket ana merely went addit,on, iocated on porman boulevard

in Tolleston, close to all car lines.

ding of her cousin Miss Katherine

Burke, who is quite well known here. In the evening Joseph Hlckey also went 'to Chicago to attend the nuptial reception.

of town on a business trip. When the

matter was explained Biglow retracted churche8 and 8chools free street im-

what he had said, and the whole dif

ficulty was easily settled.

SETTLE THEIR DUTCULTIES,

It is understood that P. L. Rawles

of Suffolk, Va., has located in Gary

and will build a $5,000 residence at the

corner of Harrison street and Seventh

avenue. The house is to be frame be

low and will have plaster on the sec-I

provements. Call or address, Alf. Carlson, room 214, Gary building, Gary. Ind.

ond story. The architect is W. L. Hud- yesterday on business,

son. Mr. Rawles will soon open a shoe I Mlsess Minnie and Erna Kaske vis-

store in Gary in the Call building and I ited in Hammond this afternoon.

he expects to be ln business in about

week,

Whiting Girl a Mother.

It will be quite interesting to the

Whiting people to learn that Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph P. Beardsley of Michigan avenue, Hammond, are the proud par

ents of a little daughter since Thursday. v

Mrs. Beardsley before her marriage

Miss Delia Feires, is spending the was Miss Fairy Gondon, one of Whit-

week end with her parents at Whiting. I lng's most popular young ladies, and

Charles Stallbohm was in Hammond the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Gon-

aon or. une nunarea ana Nineteenth

street.

MUNSTER. H. F. Kaske is in Dyer today on busi-

Miss Lottie Smith, who has been via

All children, under the truancy law, ltIn her uncle and aunt M nd M

must enter scnooi Dy Monaay, or meir c . Hellwier. has returned to hr hnmp

names will De reported to me imam ln WilliamsDort. Ind,

Our mail carrier. Joe Miller, Is away Lm ,, v.i. v, .

II" Z 77 Z. 9n ms vacation, ana.joe busier Hammond friends.

iuo ouuiu can 111 vjrary. xne one wuii-uijng substitute.

is aireaay organized has not quite met

ORGANIZE A. G. 0. P. CLUB.

Word was received today that another

Ml. Rnhv Wilson left for Crown

tne aetnanas or some or the prominent polnt bJ tfle t of her par. v a . . 1 C a n n n fl M I. 31Am1 h . A I

ents over Sunday.

HOBAET.

The opening of the republican cam

Texas town it was impossible to prop- P1 n Hobart township, will take

erly emblam the remains so they were Piace ne w Pl V , I

laid to rest at the Nazareth cemetery.

Artist Vilmer was called to Cedar

Lake yesterday to photograph the as

sembled guests at the Mrs. M. Lauer-

man's party, which was given in honor

of the ninetieth birthday of her father.

Peter Schall of St. John. Sixty guests were Dresent and eight of the children

of the aged man were there to celebrate gerty has a position as section foreman

one coming from Tacoma, Wash., to be w xsicKel .fiate.

present at the anniversary. Roy Shearer and family, of Chicago,

Will Handlev-s drug store on Main have been visiting relatives here

street has had new gasoline -lights in- for several days, returned home yes-

stalled yesterday, the system being put leraaj-

in by J. P. Nagel of Hammond, who is Mrs. George Mander spent Thursday

the inventor of the plant. Mr. Nagel with friends in South Chicago

claims wonderful things for his inven- Mrs. Joseph Wegesin. who has been

tion in the way of saving of gasoline, in Chicago the past few months caring

cleanliness and steadiness of light, and for her mother who has been quite ill,

says that he is figuring on installing returned to her home Monday evening. . V "i t . t A I I T 1 I I

several oiner p.ants in trown i-umi in MrS- Thomas Sholl was called to

the near future. WhlHno- Tnd voat.rHnv nvlnir tn tho

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About thirty of Crown Point young- illness of her grandchildren.

er society gins nave tormea a ciuo ior John Hillman is having the front of

their sex exclusively, and will meet hls business dace re-nalnted.

every Friday evening for various forms

or amusement during tne coming win- QIVTiDTOn T Tr

ter. It is said an invitation that would iWiiiOUttU.

make a Mason shake in his boots, has to The members of the Robertsdale

b gone through before a fair candidate Pedro club were entertained Thursday

is a full-fleged member of the club and afternoon at the home of Mrs. Can

that the by-laws prohibit the club from ner, in Whiting. Cards were the main entertaining the young men of the town I feature of the afternoon and prizes

in any way whatever.. Their second were awarded Mesdames Fasse, Bahn meeting was held last night at the and Helman. After the games dainty Town hall and a good time is reported refreshments were served. The next

by those present. There were also meeting will be held at the home of

ano fhinirs that wre not rPTinrtod Mrs. Herman Thiessen in Indiana

but that matter is also In the by-laws, boulevard.

George Hoereth has secured control Mrs- James Nicholas and daughter,

of the Adam's Express business from Violet, of Roberts avenue, attended the

Genree Trunmn. the former asrent. and

will conduct the same in the future. It nursaay anernoon.

is reported that Trump has sold his Mr. and Mrs. Fred Radoff entertained

republicans in the district and so the plan of organizing another club was

taken up. It Is believed that the, first organization will decide to afnlliate

with the one which has Just been "or- I John C. Becker of Hammond, trans-

ganlzed and there Is no spilt up ln th acted business here yesterday.

ST. JOHN,

party down there anticipated. Promise To Be Good.

The Gary bakers who were arrested and fined vesterdav for keeDlnsr their

places in an unsanitary condition have wlth relatives there.

Misses Edith Langenhan and Margar

et Griffith and Messrs. John Edmonds

and Herman Trowe, attended Mrs. Wei

land's dancing school ln East Chicago

Wednesday evening.

Judge George W. Jones transacted

business ln Hammond yesterday.

Master Abe Migatz, son of Mr. and

Congressman P. T. Colgrove, of Michigan, will address our citizens ln Strat-

tan's Opera House.

"The Yankee Doodle Boy" was seen

by a large crowd of our people Jn Strat-

tan's Opera House Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs John TTaereertv moved

to Glen Park yesterday where Mr. Hag- Places clean ln the future. Several of transacted business here today.

tne rour stated that were having their

walls whitewashed, their flour removed here today on busienss

irom tne stans in tne Darn ana they F- Hagenbucher of Hanover Center.

wouiu not in tne ruture continue to transacted business here yesterday aDd

leep on tne dough board at night. All todav

oi tnem payed tneir nnes and were then

Township Trustee Henry C. Batter- I Mrte. Migatz of One Hundred and Nine-

man and Peter Schmitt, of Dyer, were I teenth street will leave for Indianapolis

visitors here Thursday. Sept. 25, to attend school the coming

Frank Gerlach and family left for J year.

Chicago this morning to enjoy a visit I Mrs. George Rankin , of Ohio avenue

is entertaining her sister, Miss Kather-

falthfully promised to keep their Joseph Spieler of Hanover township. lne Exton of Chanute. Kan.

released. There are several other bakers in the south end whose places are

being carefully watched and it is likely

that a few of them will be brought into

the justice court in a few days.

Born, yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Walters, a baby boy. Mr. Walters is a

prominent union man in Gary and is

very proud of his 9-pound son which der the 'eadershlP of Adam Gard

arrived at 2:00 yesterday afternoon.

Rev. Mother Theresa, sister superior

in the Mercy hospital at Hornell, New York, Is spending a few days visiting

at the home of her niece. Mrs. William ff St John township will put up an cl,nl and as ne was not able to make H. Fitzgerald. Independent candidate to their township h t , a,one A, Mcphlai accomr,anIed

-r T - , - . . , . I J. ilia WUU1U UD BUlllCWllUK new I . , Gary Hotel serves club breakfasts I ... . ... , I him.

as una lias uctci uccu uuuc aj lai.

funeral of Louis Rickett in Hammond

home on Grant street and may leave

Crown Point for the northern part of

the county.

a numer or friends at their home ln

Reese avenue Thursday evening, in

honod of Mrs. Radoffs birthday. The

a mti frams h,twn Wenrv Mann's evening was pleasantly passed in games

ana social converse. ai iu o ciock an elaborate luncheon was served by the

hostess. It was a late hour when the

guests departed for their homes, and

they all united ln voting Mrs. Raroff

bartender and a Chicago man, who re

fused to pay for the drinkables yester

day afternoon somewhat livened up the

monotong in that .section of town

Nothing serious resulted, however,

from the trouble except a few black

eyes and scratched faces.

Ernest Borchert whose headquarters

are in Cincinnati, while on his mail

route, is spending a few days with

Crown Point friends and relatives.

Sheriff Carter and Vernon Parry re

turned from Jeff ersonville last evening, where they had taken five presioners

to the reformatory there.

Attorney Conroy and Judge Reiter of

Hammond were transacting business

In town yesterday.

a charming hostess and wishing ner

many more happy birthdays.

The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical

church, held their regular meeting in

the church Thursday afternoon. The session was well attended. After the regular business was disposed of a so

cial hour was enjoyed by those present.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Aman of Indiana

boulevard are entertaining the former's

mother, Mrs. J. Aman, of Arvlile, Ind

Henry Atchison of Woodvllle, Ind.

is spending a few days visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. A. Roberts, of

Harry Towle of Hammond transacted I Roberts avenue.

DUSiness in town yesieroay in me in- -p-rrl Lpmrnhr of TnrHnna. r,rtiilvftrrt

terest of the Nagel gasoline lighting ,g 8ufferlng wlth a gathering on his

tltm- eye and is under the care of Dr. Kohr, Crown Point citizen: The Lake Mrg RIchard Schaaf and daughter, County Times Is certainly getting all Mrs John Melvif visited the Munster,

the news ana giving.- gooa service. Hessville and Highland schools Thurs

Wouldn't like to be without It now.

yes, you can print it too.

WHEELER.

day.

Mrs. Robert Atchison of Hoberts ave

nue 4s improving slowly from her re cent Illness.

The Queen Esther Circle held a short I Mrs. Whittmer of South Chicago was

business meeting Friday evening at the the guest of her sister, Mrs. Steve

church. lLanghor, yesterday.

i

Miss Edna Sigler left for Hattiesburg 1 Mr. and Mrs. Novak of Lincoln ave

Friday morning where she holds a posi- nue are entertaining the former's moth

tion as director., in the Hattiesburg er, and aunt fromMichigan City, Ind.

branch or tne unicago entrauzian MrS- John Soltwedel and daughte

School of Music. She was accompanied returned home Thursday after a pleas

Mrs. Harry Gordon and her daughter,

Thomas Green of Indianapolis was Mrs. Maurice G. Reiner, of Gary, have

returned from a visit with rirends lnr

South Bed. .

Mrs. Al Gondon vsited her daughter,

Mrs. Joseph Beardsley In Hammond,

yesterday.

The members of the Christian church

held prayer meeting Thursday night at

the home of Mrs. Johnson in One Hun

dred and Nineteenth street.

Contractor Nedjl has the contract for

will go to Shelby next Saturday to try punltns a brick foundatlon under Ed

ivubo s House in une nunarea a-ua iine

teenth street.

Miss Helen Gerlach Is the guest of her sister at Merrillville at the pres

ent time.

Miss L. Scherer returned home last

night from Hammond

Another fishing party from this place

their luck at the sport. It will be un-

The C. O. F. meetine- will take tilace Maurice Hartnett. who has been vis

Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the ,t,n hls daughter, Mrs. Mike Harr o

C. O. F. hall

New York avenue, returned to his

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i rumureu ui w """""" Mr. Hartnett's health is gradually de

30c to 11.00. Served 6:00 a. m., till

9:30 a. m. 9-10-6t.

Postmaster John West Call left last

night for Indianapolis where he will

spend a few days attending the post

masters convention which is now being

held in that city. Upon returning Mr.

Call will prepare to move the office Into

its new quarters in the Gary building

at Fifth avenue and Broadway. The,

only thing that is delaying the mov

ing of the office at the present time Is the fact that the fixtures are still

uncompleted and it is necessary to have a number of new ones before they can

begin work in the new building.

Trustee John Sears returned last

night from central Indiana where he was selling lots throughout the coun

try district for L. A. Bryan. Mr. Sears has been unable to attend the last few board meetings during this rush in the

real estate market, but will probably be on hand at the next meeting.

Yesterday was the last day in which

the Wabash railroad could sign the

Mies Margaret Flfleld is expected

home this evening from Culver, Ind

where she spent several weeks with

TVNSING.

A. Ward was a visitor in Chicago to- relatives,

day. - ' I Miss Elizabeth Putnam left Thursday

Mr. and Mrs. Troutman were Chi-1 for Manhattan, Kan., to assume her

cago visitors yesterday. duties as art instructor in the Kansas

Mrs. J. C. Ton was a visitor in Chi- State Agricultural college.

cago yesterday I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Ham

Mrs. Charles Lanee and daughters mond, are now living with the latter

TnnHn nnri ti1sp. visitori in Ttivorrialfl parents, Mr. and Mrs

yesterday.

Mrs. Ward and daughter, "Vera, of

Waueksha, Wis., are visiting at the

home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ton.

A. Vansteenberg returned yesterday

from Springfield, 111 where he acted as a delegate from this part of the county

to the republican state convention.

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WE WILL DELIVER THE GARY EVENING TIMES By Carrier to Any Address in Gary.

William Ding

man, of the Putnam flats, t

Robert Gadsby of Hammond, was

Whiting visitor last evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klink, of Ilean

N. Y., are guests at the home of the

former's sister, Mrs. Nick Miller, in

Sheridan avenue.

Miss Gaynelle Eaton will resume her

studies at the , Chicago Kindergarten

College in Chicago next Tuesday.

Harrv Gordoy. proprietor of the Re-

John Alhgrin and sister, Clara, nabie. has moved his dry goods store

were wwen visitors toaay. from the Humohrey building in New

R. H. Ahlgrin, our rural mall carrier, I York avenue : to the Guippe block in

is building a house on his nroDertv One Hundred and Nineteenth street.

waiver sneei ior me improvement or n0rth of Shelby. which was formerly occupied by the

wintn avenue, ana up to tne time the I L ,, , . , t inn Uminr house i t o - v. i , m Myron Stowell is having considerable ion liquor nouse,

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nav the Cain Construction comoanv Mrs. S. H. Spieth and son, Elwin, and cara party in w.r .u i

the sum of $3,557 for their assesment Mrs. Charles Parrish and children went Hundred ana xsineteenm street an.

. m i - v - i to t-ci vpr t-t.in"( rnnav to snpnn a. r o n m t - - -

oi me dhck pavement. xt me waiver " " ; " ""V cvl KAotifn1 f-xr--- -ro--

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ana airs, cnariea merryweainer,

ticn it would have meant that they

could have payed the money in in stallments for the period of a year.

City Clerk C. O. Holmes was in Chi

cago yesterday on business.

J. Glenn Harris will leave shortly for Us

South Bend where it is understood he I John

LOWELL.

Postmaster Nicholas is attending the postmaster's convention at Indlanapo?

by her sister. Miss Edith and Miss

Heta Abboaa, as far as Chieaso.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Burge,

Friday morning, a nine pound boy.

CLARK STATION.

ant visit with relatives ln Michigan Sity.

Miss Lillian Martinson is spending a

week visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Schaaf at their summer home In LaPorte, Ind.

P. Frey has returned from a

will consider the purchase of a Stude- health seeking trip at Hot Springs,

baker machine. I Ark., and is feeling much improved.

Gary Hotel serves noon-day lunch:

Served from 11:30 a. m. till 2 p. m., 40c. I gram Thursday from Montana an-

9-10-6t nouncing the serious sickness with but

Attorney Clvde Hunter who has been little hopes of recovery, of his brother

at his home in Elwood for some time In-law, Jackson Campbell. He left on has returned to Garv. Mr. Hunter left the early train Friday morning for his

over a week aeo feeling ill and went bedside. Tig Hayden is carrying the

to his home to get the needed rest ruraI route mail

The rn.se of Kellev vs. OlvmDic candv " Master Freeman Woodcock is -quite

kitchen, was tried yesterday , in Judge s,ck witn tonsilitis

Fitzgerald's court. The case .was un- I Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson have

I completed late last night

ing. Several beautiful

awarded. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jacobson have gone to 'Chicgo to remain over Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Behrnes have returned from a visit to Chicago Heights. J. J. Kelly and son, John, Jr., are visiting the former's parents ln St. Louis. John Welsby is expected home from

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Mall Carrier Wood received a tele- " . ?

called oy tne eriuus miiess oi nis father, who has since Improved.

DEEP RIVER.

Mr. Jaroszeski and family left last

night for Hegewisch where they will

visit friends for a few days.

Mrs. Lottie Hardesty and Mrs. Jennie

Colter and Mrs. Ethel Ironside were

W.

VALPARAISO. E. Mears of Kokomo is in the

was over

Mrs. F. Behn was a Chicago business

visitor yesterday,

Miss Ellen Clossen of South Chicago j Vale today.

spei me nay wua v-iam relatives. Attornev Georee Greeg

A. Watts returned to his home at from Hebron yesterday.

koss. wnere ne win spena bunaay. I W. T. Verlgan was in the citv ves-

Mr. and Mrs. Dielke of Hammond I terday from Fort Wayne.

spent jesieraaj . visumg witn ciarK O. H. Swan is here todav from Indian

apolis

Al Dodd and wife of Wllmette, who

have been visiting relatives in the

friends.

TOLESTON.

Mrs. J. E. Sears and daughter. Miss Vale. have heturned home.

Grace, ot Gary, visited friends here yes

terday

S. T. Stebbins and daughter, Mrs

iiarry crazier ot. winasor iark, are

Rev. L. H. Davis of the M. E. church

returned yesterday afternoon from

conference He. says that he expects to preach in South Bend where, he was as-

the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. James I siSned at the annual meeting just

'over Sunday

Mrs. William Kriewitz visited in

in South Chicago yesterday.

vlsitlner with their Barents. Mr. and

Mr. Kelley returned from the G. A. R. national MnJ . chrisman today.

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rendered. I week's visit with their son, Irvie and

Attorney James Corbett will leave w,fe at Maumee, O

tonight for Joliet, where he will spend Miss Marie Sirois will leave Monday a few days visiting his friends. Mr, to attend St. Marys Academy at Joliet,

Corbett was prominent ln politics while 111.

in that city, being one of the boosters of course you are going to see the

of successful candidate for mayor. Mr. I ball game between LaPorte and Oak

Corbett affiliated himself with the dem- land Park teams here Sunday. The

ocratic party. I championship of Northern Indiana lays

Mr. and-Mrs. James J. Kelley have fe- between these twp teams and it will be

turned to Gary from the east, where a fast and interesting game.

they have been spending the past two

closed, next Sunday. He expects to

move his family to South Bend next week.

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Mrs. W. S. Gallagher and daughter, L,:.. " T k. L "J'7 F l"e .

Miss Wilma, spent the day shopping in I Z "l pavemeni 6 . Franklin street between Indiana ave-

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uuc uu iixo.ui fsireeu XI prODaDiy Will Miss Katherine Ashton and the Misses 1 be completed today.

weeks after their marriage in Joliet.

Mr. Kelley will reside on Van Buren

street, near Seventh avenue. They en

Joyed themselves Immensely on their

eastern trip, having sailed down the Hudson and visited several of the larger eastern cities. "Why coox when you can get a Sunday dinner at the Gary Hotel at 75 cents, served from 12 til 2:30 p. m.

9-10-6t. Attorney W. M. Dunn left last night for Buffalo, where he will spend two weeks on a business trip. Maurice Haupt, one of the agents in the field for Robert Crosz, has returned to Steubenvllle, where he is working at the present time. He made a short visit to Gary, where he reported the sale of

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Dot tie.

Take Hall's Family Pills for consti

Grandma Small of Small crossing, spent today with Mr. and Mrs. Crls-man.

Boys, get your cans and bells ready

for one of the bachelors is preparing to take unto himself a partner. He is

making wine for himself and friends.

Uncle Bill Reiley spent today at Deep River visiting friends. Mrs. Maxwell of Crown Point, is vis

iting with her son. Lew Maxwell and family for a few days. Mrs. Walick and son Fillie, made a business trip to Alnsworth, today. Mrs. Mary Haresty made a business trip to Chicago and will spend a fey days sight-seeing. Mr. Jarvoszewski has been praying for rain a long time, so he can get water enough to run his grist mill every day as he has a big stock of wheat on hand.

SAM SPIVAK TAILOR 328 119 St. Whltin.. Ind. Now is the time to order your fall salt Cleaning and Repairing neatly done

Our Electric Fixtures ARB MATCHLESS OUR OAS FIXTURES Are Yet to be Matched Avd between the two we have the BEST COMBINATION on the market. Our goods and prices are right. American Fixture and LJght ,Co. Broadway, GARY, IIND.

COOK WITH OAS We are after a few of you who are trying to exist without us-so order that GAS RANGE TO-DAY

South Shore Gas & Electric Co.

Phone 10.

147 S. Hohman St.

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