Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 19 September 1908 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Saturday, Sept. 19, 1908.

FROM NEIGHBORINQ- TOWN AND CITY

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CROWN POINT NEWS Hold Weekly Meeting. ' The Center Township Republican vlub held its weekly meeting last evening, and a good attendance was present Plans for the conducting of the local campaign were discussed and much important business was transacted. The club will henceforth make an effort to secure the services and help of every voter in Center township to aid them in conducting the campaign and an invitation and welcome is extended to every voter and especially the young voters, to attend these meetings. Eig things, which are yet in embryo, that will cut a big figure in piling up a big republican majority this fall are now in progress and will be annoi'ced as soon as possible. The Crown Point Gun club held its weekly shoot yesterday and a recordbreaking attendance of the members to participate in the afternoon's sport wa3 reported. Some remarkably high scoring was made and if the members are able to shoot as well in the coming county championship shoot as they did yesterday, they will stand a good show of winning the cup. Tha following are some of the scores made out of a possible twenty-five birds: Fobs, 24; Youche, 23; Horst, 23; Swartz, 23; Hoffman, 17; Haberzetyl, 18; StuhSmacher, 17; Zlrkle, 17. The funeral of Dr. Cook, who died Thursday morning from paralysis, occurred at the home on Main street at 1 o'clock today. The services were conducted-by Rev. T. H. Ball and Rev. Dunlavy of the Methodist church. The remains-were buried in the Crown Point cemetery. It is said that the Cook family will return to Chicago and live with a brother of the deceased. Mrs. , Claude Allman delightfully entertained a party of her lady friends last evening at a-dinner and card party, given inihonor of Mrs. Clark of "Wheatfield. Mdelightful time is reported by those wlio attended the function. Mrs. Clark is making a two weeks' visit with relatives here and a series of parties will beigiven in her honor. Manager BJrank Keeney of the Crown Point Electrfc; company is stationed at Lowell these .days, superintending the work being dome by the plant's workmen who have1 commenced operations in supplying Lowell with electric power and light fsom the local station. While ejecting upoleon Thursday Mr. Kenney .had his foot badly lacerated by being .spiked with the pole while it was dropping Into the ground. The injury was very painful and will keep Mr. Kenney from his duties for some days. Many of ova people are planning to go to Valparaiso tomorrow to witness the ball games between Lowell and Valpo. Cro-wn Pointers have taken a great interest in these games and they are usually closely contested, and such a good article of the national game is given that they are well worth going the distance to see. The- Masons will have quite a blowout on next "Wednesday evening when j work 1 the third degree will be. given to two candidates, after which a lunch and srnoBter will be the feature of the evening's entertainment. John "Wise and Andiew Newman will, be the candidates' tohvcthe work conferred on them. Word was trecedved here yesterday of the marriage of Miss Lucile Hlpsley, daughter of'Mx. and Mrs. Reuben Hipsley of Leroy, to Oscar Rundstrom of Chioago. The bride is well-known in Crown Point and Hammond. The couple will -maVke their home in Chicago. The conwrratuJations of. their many friends goWithrthem In their new Jlfe venture. Fred Cnumpacker, secretary of the republican county central committee, was in town onplitlcal business yesterday. ; Mrs. Gregory of '"Warren, Pa., is visiting-with Frank'B, Krimbill and family for a few days. The social season has begun in Crown Point and numerous parties herald the event. Club life has not stated as yet, but by the end of the month it is expected they will be in full swing, as their year books show their -meetings to commence about that tfme. Politics aroundt Crown Point are getting quite lively and the henchmen of the different parties are beginning to work over time. From now until election day there will be something doing all around the circle -and the poor candidate will have to figure where his Bleep Is coming in. ROBERTSDALE. Mayor Becker and' the board of public works, were here 'Thursday making preparations to have the fire station raised and an addition built on the police department - L. Martz of the fire department sjent Thursday visiting In Hammond. Mra. Frank Snyder returned to her home in St. Louis, Mo., after a pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary Hunter, of Indiana boulevard. Quite a number from here attended the K. of P. lodge in Gary Wednesday evening. Mrs. N. G. Phillips of Chicago was th,e guest of her daughter, Mrs William Rought of Cleveland avenue Thursday. Mrs. Henry Soltwedel of Hammond spent the day with Mrs. John Soltwedel of Harrison avenue. Fred Klemm of Indiana boulevard has accepted the position as teacher in the German Lutlueran school in place of Mr. Lutz who resigned the position and has moved to Hammond. Mrs. J. Sundeen of Harrison avenue, who have been seriously ill with typhoid fever, is improving slowly. Henry Eggers. of Roberts avenue transacted business in Hammond Thursday. u Mes dames. William Eggers and Ar-

thur Stross were the guests of Mrs. ' Charles Popke in Chicago Friday. The band which was organized some time ago, by Robertsdale and "Whiting members of the Masonic lodge, played for the first time "Wednesday evening, during the initiatory ceremonies of the order. The music was well rendered and was thoroughly appreciated by those present The band consists of twenty-four pieces. George Hayes of Whiting is their leader. Carl Beisen and "Wilbur Butcher of Pearl street, "saw "As Told in the Hills" at the Calumet theater Thursday evening. Mrs. A. Tipton of Englewood, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Judson of Cleveland avenue Thursday. Mrs. Margaret Buehler returned home after spending a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaaf Jr., at their summer home in LaPorte, Ind. Mrs. Henry Ehlers of Roberts avenue was a South Chicago visitor Thursday. Miss Ethel Jewett of Indiana boulevard, saw "The Montana Limited" at the Calumet theater "Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. "William Grlsdale are entertaining Paul Kratz of Evanston at their home in Roberts avenue.

ST. JOHN. Mrs. Emil Enobloch of Deep River, was the guest of relatives here yesterday. Albert Hern of Chicago Heights, spent Thursday In St John. Joseph Gerlach made a business trip to Lowell today. Henry C. Batterman, township trustee, was here on business today. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peppke of Bemis were visitors here today. Henry Stege of Brunswick was a, St. ohn business visitor yesterday. ' Frank Berg and George M. Gerlach left this morning for Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Mr. Berg is working everything into shape to move in the near future to the state of Michigan where he has purchased a farm. K. Schulbert of Elliott, transacted business here Friday. Dan Vincent of Crown Point, was here on business today. Louis Ludwig of Armour, was a business visitor here this morning. Jacobo Schmall, one of the directors of the Northwestern Telephone Company, has finished a new branch of eleven miles and a number of new phones have been installed. CLARK STATION. F. Behn was a Hammond business visitor yesterday. "William Otto of -Griffith was visiting friends here. F. Thone of Black Oak, transacted business here. Frank Zawadzkle of Gary, was electioneering here a couple of days. HESSVILLE. Messrs. James Vanes, T. F. Gorman, and Charles Karsten, transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lohse were Hammond visitor yesterday. Truant Officer T. A. Muzzall was in Hessvllle yesterday looking up delinquent children. He means to enforce the tru ancy law here, which requires that all children must attend school from their seventh to their fifteenth birthday. Mrs. "William Dedelow and son Eddie spent Friday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hafty hav moved to Chicago after living here for severad months with Mrs. Haffty's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lohse. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lafferty moved to Chicago yesterday Miss Jessie DeToung has returned to her home in Chicago, after attending the Schay-Kansfleld wedding here. - Mrs. John "Watts is still very sick and under the doctor's care. HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM Mrs. Boynton of Hegewisch, called on Burnham friends Thursday. Miss Minnie Patton was in Chicago shopping yesterday. Mrs. W. E. Comes visited relatives in Chicago Thursday. Mrs. Cullman's mother, Mrs. Price of Bruce Lake, Ind, is visiting here and expects to remain several days. Mrs. Rein -Ran visited her sister, Mrs. Larsen in Hegewisch yesterday. Misses Agnes McGarrey went to Joliet today to visit over Sunday. The people of Burnham are rejoicing over the fact that at last the city has to supply them with water. Mrs. Patton was in Hammond business Thursday. Miss Ida Nelson was a South Chicago visitor this week. Miss Hazel Livings was an out town visitor Wednesday. of SHELBY. Mrs. R, H. Ahlgrin and daughter. Neva, were Schneider visitors today. Born, to Mr. ad Mrs. Emil Larson Friday, Sept 18, a girl. Dr. Wallace W. Tate was the attending physician. Miss Myrtle Merryweather returned to her home In Hammond; today after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mer ryweather. The second annual reunion of the Stowell family was held in Ahlgrin's grove' Sept. 18, and the following were present from Shelby and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Mat Cross and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cass Cross and family, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Latta and family, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Stowell, Mr. Homer Stowell and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Moore, Mrs. M. Smith. Mr. OhArlM Rfnwoll or. I famalv. Mr. Georire Ktnwpii .n o. . ... ' . r. ' " " a child, Mr. Floyd Stowell, Mr. John Lat ta and family, Mr. Pess Latta and family, Mr. and Mrs. Osby and grandchild, Mrs. Mary Stowell, Miss Belle Williams, Miss Vada Doty. Those from a distance were Mrs. R. B?m and children of Rose Lawn, Mrs. J. Latta of LaGrange, Mrs. C. Fields and Mrs. Simons Chicago,

GARY NEWS

Attorney Fred Seabright of the Minnesota block, will erect In the near future oa his property on Tyler street, two new houses, "the plans for which will be ordered at once. The residences will be two-story frame, and will be as good as any on the west side. Just as soon as the plans are completed the work will, start as Mr. Seabright believes that there will be a great demand for the buildings this spring. Mr. Floyd, who has been for the past two months In Three Rivers, Mich., employed in the contracting business has returned to Gary. Oliver Holmes spent the day in Chi cago on business. Howard Chambers has resigned his position with the Gary and Interurban railway company as conductor. The school board which roet last decided to make an inspection of the public schools of Gary some time dur ing the latter part of next week. This will be the first inspection of the present school year. A large number of leading Gary republicans will go to Indiana Harbor where they will hear Senator Hemenway open the campaign in that city. A number of them have received invi tations to the banquet which will be held in the South Bay hotel previous to the big rally. It is expected that about fifty of the local politicians will go to the Harbor tonight Judge Huber spent the day in Chi cago today on business. This evening he will stop at Indiana Harbor where he will attend the republican rally. Rev. A. T. Briggs, who has recently been appointed district superintendent of the Hammond district will deliver his first sermon in-the Methodist church tonight. Rev. Briggs recently came to this community from Attica, where he has been the district superintendent of that district The fixtures for the new Building & Loan association which was recently formed In Gary, are expected to arrive the first of next week and they will be installed at once in their offices in the Brennau block. The company ex pects to start operations some time next week. Messrs. Kauffman and "Wolf, propri etors of the Lion store, one of the larg est department stores in this part of the state, were in Gary yesterday as he guests of Oliver Holmes. Mr. Holmes took them through the steel mills and they were shown every detalal of the plant The mills made a great Im pression on the Hammond merchants. VTou may have an idea of pretty land, but not till you have seen the Mack Company's first addition to Gary. Lots $150. 115.60 per month. No interest or taxes. "Write or call. The Mack Com pany, room 15, Borman building, Gary, Ind. 10-14-t NOTICE. If you are looking for a clean neigh borhood to build a home !n S. Carlson's addition, located on Borman boulevard in Tolleston, close to all car lines, churches and schools free street im provements. Call or address, Alf. Carl son, room 214, Gary building, Gary, Ind. MERRILL VILLE. Miss Bliss of Brimfleld, Ind., is visit Ing at the home of Frank McCarty ana wife. . Mrs. Guy Merrill of Hammond is vis itlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Zuvers. The C. C. A L. R. R. has made appli cation to the Crown Point Telephone Company for a phone ' at the station. which will make it very convenient for patrons of the road. The Ladies' Aid society served ice cream to the school children at the noon hour Friday and gave a social in the evening at their hall, to which large, crowd was present. Henry Caugherty, an old resident of this place, is very low. He is suffering from a cencer on his face. LANSING. Another robbery was attempted last night near Hottlnger's in Oak Glen This time the burglar was caught and taken to the lockup in Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Ruff and family expect to move to Arkansas in the near fu ture. Next Wednesday they will auc tion off their property, and then Mr, Ruff expects to go to Arkansas in order to build a house. Mrs. Barco was a Hammond visitor today. . - BLACK OAK. Don't forget the date, Sept. 20, for the ball game of the season at Black Oak ball park between the Toleston and Black Oak Colts. This is the third game between the two teams, the firs resulting In a victory for Toleston 2 to 0, the second was a winner for Black Oak, 5 to 3. Both teams are in. good trim and a good gam eis looked for. LOWELL. C. C. Pattee had tht misfortune to lose 125 yesterday. In some way slipped out of his pocket and when he went to get It, it was gone. Bert Wood, who has been visiting his parents here all summer, has re turned to college at Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Fairbury, 111 are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ray mond Powell. Henry Ferrlngton, who has been vis iting friends here for some tlmt, left yestterday for Huron, S. D., where h goes to visit his daughter and to look BETTER THAN SPANKING. . Spanking does not cure children ot Dea wetting. There is constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum mers. Box W, Notre Dame, Ind.. will sena tree to any mother her success ful home treatment, with full instruc tions. Send no money, but write her today If your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the child, the chances are it can't help it This treatment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine difficult!

after his property interests there. Miss

Pearl Ashton accompanied him and will stay with his daughter this win ter. George a Clark left yesterday for South Dakota, where he goes to look after his property interests. "William Taylor and wife are arrang ing to go to California about Oct 1, where they will spend tht winter. MTJNSTER. Miss Ruby M. Wilson is spending the week end with relatives in Crown Point " . Walter Vandenberg of Lansing, was a business visitor here yesterday. J. C. Miller of Evanston, visited here yesterday. Mrs. Tlllie Gorman, who has been vis iting relatives here for some time, returned to her home in Clhcago yesterday. Miss Delia Fieres went to Whiting today to.be the guest of her parents over Saturday and Sunday. Ray Kaske visited in -Hammond last evening. Cornell Klkkers was a Lansing visit or last evening. VALPARAISO, Rev. L. W. Applegate waa aver from Gary yesterday. Emmerson Shurr, who has been fir ing on the Grand Trunk switch engine, la taking a weeks' vacation. William Atton, of Elsdon, 111., Is taking his place in his absence. A certain Valparaiso boy about four teen years of age, Thursday evening led an old horse which evidently had not had a square meal for some time, Into a pasture in the south part of town belonging to Gus Storck without con sulting him in the matter. When morn ing came Mr. Storck was informed by an officer that he was not supposed to be conducting a burying ground within the city limits and must care for the. horse which, being too weak to stand and eat, had fallen in a heap and was starving to death for lack of strength to eat the grass around it. Mr. Storck was obliged to foot the bill for the taking the animal to the bone yard. Hamilton Baker of Sugar Loaf, has sold his home at 953 West street to G. W. Doty, who expects to take posses sion about Oct 10, after which he will make a number of improvements to the place. Mr. and Mrs. Baker may go to Fort Wayne to make their future home. . Sam Parks suffered a stroke of ap poplexy Wednesday evening and died yesterday noon without regaining con sciousness. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon. Clarence Kreiger expects to have the grand opening of his new moving picture show, the "Lyric Nlckelodean" in the Moran building on West Main street Saturday evening. The show room has a raised floor and Is equipped with 159 opera chairs. Mr. Jreiger has installed one of the very finest of moving picture machines and expects to have one of the neatest and best equipped nickel odeans in this part of the state," no ex pense having been spared to furnish an inviting home for the best of mov Ing picture entertainments. Wallace Wright, who has been visit Ing friends in his old college town for the pst two months, expects to return to Manila, Phillipine Islands, about Oct 1, to resume his practice of law. HOBART. Contractor White moved his family yesterday from Hobart to Gary. Elmer Schane, who has bee nslck for several days, Is back to work again at the Tyler grocery and market. Eva Shearer, who has been working in Chicago for several months, has re turned to Hobart Mrs. Plin Truesdell and daughter of Chicago, are visiting here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Batter man. A number from here we tnto Gary Thursday evening to attend the first reception and dance of the Inter Puella club given at the Binzenhof. Mrs. W. W. TruesdelU. of Chicago is visiting relatives in Hobart this week. Several from Hobart attended a dance at Griffith Thursday evening and report a fine time. Thieves entered the home of Andrew Melin, on Swede avenue, Thursday night, but didn't get away with any plunder. Mr. Melin heard the fellows and got out of bed to capture them, but they rah into the pantry and closing the door, pushed the refrigerator against it and made their escape through a window before Mr. Melin could get the door open. Efforts of the marshal and night watchman capture them were in vain. to DYER Albert Herrman of Chicago eHlghts visited with'relatlves here 8hursday. Max Friend of Chicago transacted business here Thursday. A. J. Gerlach of Crown Point was a bsuienss visito rhere Friday. John eHiser of Hammond made his John Heiser of Hammond made his coffee delivery wagon Thursday. Mrs. Mat Hllbrich from near Schererville, visited with her daughter, Mrs. Anthony Keilman of this place, Friday. Mrs. Philip Keilman and daughter, Mamie, were at Chicago Heights. Friday to spend the day with relatives.

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WHITING NEWS Back From Their Vacation. Sergeant, Clay Collins brought his children, Milton and Ruth, back from Morocco, Ind., with him.- The children will attend the Whiting schools the coming year and will live with their grandmother, Mrs. Johnson, on One Hundred and Nineteenth street The L. L. T. M. will hold its next meeting Friday afternoon. Sept 25, instead of in the evening. The lodge as whole, voted to make this change for the benefit of the Jewish aggregation in Whiting who will hold services in the F. O. E. hall on that evening. Mrs. Rosalie Wetmore went to In diana Harbor Thursday to be a guest at the home of Mrs. Willard B. Van Home for a few days. Mesdames George Scott, E. Cameron, Charles Welsch and Miss Katherlne Duffy spent yesterday visiting at Gary. Mrs. Harrison Burns of Ohio avenue is entertaining her mither, Mrs. Westfall of Michigan City. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore of Central avenue, have gone to Guthrie, Okla., on a. business trip and also to visit relatives. Louis Bernstein of Chicago, visited his brother Joseph Bernstein yesterday and also transacted business here. Fred Emmel of Alton, Is here as the guest . of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Emmel of One Hundred and Nineteenth street Mr. and,Mrs. Frank Klein moved from One Hundred and Nineteenth street to Gary yesttrday where Mr. Klein is em ployed by the C. L. S. & E. ' Considerable trouble was caused yes-i terday by a C. L. S. & E. engine being derailed ta the intersection of their tracks with the L. S. & M. S. It was several hours before the men were abie to bet the engine back on the tracks and as a rsult several through trains on the L. S. & M. S. were delayed. The Methodists of Whiting will be given the opportunity of hearing the newly appointed district superintend ent, Rev. A. T. Briggs, formerly of the church at Attica, 111. Rev. jtirlggs will preach at the church at 7:30 o'colck to morrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. McGaff moved today from 117 Sheridan avenue to the Slucum house in Magoun avenue. East Chi cago. Mr. McGaff is superintendent of the Republic. Iron and Steel Company in East Chicago and it is a source of much regret to learn that the family left Whiting. Miss Hazel OTIara, who has been vis iting her cousin. Miss Helen O'Hara of Cleveland avenue and also relatives in South Chicago, has returned to her home in Cleveland, O. Miss Boss, who has been visiting with relatives in Michigan and who is en route to Arkansas, where she conducts a mission, stopped off here for a short visit with her niece, Mrs. Charles Dyer.' Miss Boss has recently returned from India, where she served as a missionary fro several years. Miss Hazel Moore is attending the evening session of the Metropolitan Business College at Chicago. Mrs. Harrison Burns of Ohio avenue is entertaining her mothter, Mrs. Westfall, of Michigan City. The regular meeting night of the White Eagles, has been-changed from Wednesday to Saturday. The first meeting which will be held tonight is a very important one. Mrs. George Winslow most delightfully entertained several young ladies at her home in Central avenue and One Hundred and Eighteenth street Thursday night The event was in honor of Mrs. Wlnslow's sl6ter. Miss Sadie Wilkinson, who has been visiting here bue who left "yesterday for her home in South Bend. The evening was one of unusual merriment, several musical numbers being enjoyed, as was also two unique contests. The favors for the guessing contest which were beautiful paintings, the work of Miss Wllklnson,were awarded to Miss Ellen Stover and Miss Nellie McTIgue. Refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake., concluded the evenig's pleasure and the guests departing were of the one opinion that Mrs. Winslow and Miss Wilkinson wer royal entertainers. Those present were Misses Ellen, Anna and Katherlne Stover, Gertrude Welsby, Irma Krout, Dora Bremer, Nellie McTigue, Delia Prest, Hazel Moore and Florence Stewart Mrs. George Winslow accompanied her sister. Miss Sadie Wilkinson, to her home in South Bend yesterday, where she will spend several weeks with her parents. s Several of the local high school boys went to Chicago today where they will witness the Marathon race at the Illinois Athletic Club. FROM FACTORY ! TO CONSUMER Carpets, Stoves, and Matting; 20 to 50 per cent less than any other store in Gary. Drapery & Shade work a specialty FRED J. SOLOMAN 23 Fifth Avenue Near Broadway Gary, Ind. 5

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