Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 80, Hammond, Lake County, 21 September 1908 — Page 6

Monday, Sept. 21, 1908. GfinV TICIE TABLE The Chicago, Lake Shore & EIGHBQRING N and: CITY

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CROWN POINT NEWS

CROWN POINT. : '-" Work Begun on Sewer. Work wat commenced last week on 1,800 feet of eewer for the Crown Brewing company on Goldsborough street. The brewery has to stand the entire expense of the sewer from their plant to the connecting mains on Main street. 10 inch pipes are being used. C W. Felcher of Creston,- who has withdrawn his name as candidate for sheriff, has secured the contract for the. work and has a force of men working on the job at present. " Mrs. W. A. Seheddell has issued invitations for a party on Tuesday evening, at her hon.e on Grant street. The function is given In honor of her sister, Mrs. Upham of Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Bery Clark of Wheatfield, Ind. Cards will be the feature of the evening's entertainment. Mrs. Borchert, a, widow lady living on ,West Joliet street, died at her home 'Sunday afternoon after a lingering Illis ess. Mrs. Borchert was well and fa!orabMy known in this community !here she has raised a large family of children. She also has relatives in Hammond. The funeral arrangements jhave not been made at the. present time. . Merrill and Linton were called to the .county poor farm yesterday, to take ; charge of the remains of an inmate by itne name of Schafer, who has been con- ,' fined In the insane ward for some time, 1 and died there yesterday. The man has i relatives In the northern part of the county. Some one who has no love for dogs has been throwing poison promiscuously around and several animals have : bitten the dust during the last week . In consequence. George Keiser lost a ; pet foxterrier and offers a big -reward for Information as to the party that poisoned the " animal. Merritt Baker also 'ost a valuable dachshund, and several other dogs have been disposed of by the poison. Many automobiles came to town yesterday in spite of the dusty roads and the hot, dry weather. , The soda fountains reaped a. harvest and the hotels were busy supplying the wants of the ! tourists. No accidents were reported at the different garages yesterday. Toung Koshnick and .Pete Hennig, the battery for the Crown Point game, flayed with the Griffith team yesterday, their services not being needed here on acount of there being no-game, - Many Crown Pointers -wcui 10 Gary Jresterday to see the sights in the n.;v fcteel town. It Is reported that Postmaster Farley Is Quite- sick at his home and under the constant care of a doctor. Mrs. Allen' Salisbury delightfully entertained a party of ladies Saturday Ir, honor of her sister, Mrs. Berry Clark of Wheatfield. . Many of the county candidates from here attended the republican rally at Gary on Saturday evening. The electric light plant has commenced the foundation for the manmoth engine that has been ordered. It Is said the horse-power is twice the capacity of the present engine, which is needed to send the current for the Lowell users. Harry Kose employed by the Farwcll house in Chicago visited with relatives here yesterday. Roy Parry of the South Chicago Times visited with relatives in town over Sunday. Albert Mracek, employed in a Chicago bank as paying teller, visited with his parents on Court street, over the week end. Frank Daily is visiting with his family over the end of the week. Mr. Schubert of Washington, D. C, , is visiting with ex-Senator Kepelke and sister for a few days. Two of the Republican club committees met at the headquarters last Saturday night and transacted im Of interest To Woman. rro such women as are not seriously out .T .1.1 11 i ...1 l A 4llttAA healthlbut who have exacting duties to. perfornV. either In the way ol house hold caresor In social duties and funo tidjTskhXserlously tax their strength, asweIfaSursIng mothers, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has proved a most valuable supjwtlng tonic and Invigorating nervine. By 1tstimely use, much gprlous sickness and suffering may be avoided. The operating tabic and tha furons knife. wouH. 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In this connection it nay not be out of placo to state that the "Favorite Prescription'' of Dr. Pierce is the only medicine put- up for the cure of woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailments, and sold through druggists, all the ingredients of which have the unanimous endorsement of all the leading medical writors and teachers of all the several schools of practice, and that too as remedies for the ailments for which Favorite Prescription is recommended. A little book of these endorsements will be sent to any address, post-paid, and absolutely free If you request same by postal card, or letter, of Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y. .- - Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Constipation is the cause of many diseases. Cure tho cause and you cure tae disease, t&sj w vo vuu-

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"Watson day" celebration on Oct. 17. Will Ellwanger yof Chicago Is visiting with friends and relatives over Sunday. The revival services at the Presbyterian church will commence next Sunday night. ; Meeting of Center Township Republican club on Friday night. .The rooms are open every evening and' voters old and young are all invited and always welcome. . " HESSVILLE. . James Vanes Jr., was elected president of the World's Chronicle Club here. Cornelius Wilson is secretary. This club will study current events this year. , Many are looking forward- to the Farmers' dance, to be given Oct. 3. Road Supervisor James Vtanes and his workmen had their picturesrtaken shoring the cut of the Hessvllleihill. Mr. and Mrs. Prahlow spent Sunday in Hobart. Julius Hess of Hammond i visited with Hessville relatives Sunday. George and Louis Mueller, of South Chicago visited : William Dedelow and other relatives here Sunday. A pleasant surprise jarty was tendered Henry Mueller Sr.Saturday evening in honor of hiB forty-third birthday. Gladys Trnold " of Grasselll visited here Sunday. Carl Senzig, Augustvwilliams.qFrank Clary, Jacob Fullgraf, and Lesrie Gorman formed' a theater partyrto South Chicago yesterday. GRIFFITH. Mrs. Cloe Piatt and daughter.Yvalrie, visited relatives here Saturday. Contractor C. J. Rumsey and '. family went home to Lowell Saturday evening to spend Sunday returning . this morning. Several of our boys took an auto trip to Black Oak Sunday to see the ball game between Toleston and the Black Oak team. ' Math Berleger had the hon or of being one of the umpires. John Bothwell 'of Ross, has gone to Dakota, where he expects to spent. some time sight seeing and looking after business. Leslie Bennett, junior partner In the firm of Southworth & Bennett, has moved his family out from Chicago and is now nicely settled. He took his place in the store this morning. Dr. Iddings reporte his auto as being out of commission, having had an accident while coming from Lowell about a week ago in which the crank case was badly damaged. MUNSTER, . Mr. and Mrs. J. Wagoner visited with friends In Hammond yesterday. Mrs. J. Davis and daughters Misses Mary and Edna, who have been visiting relatives here for several days, returned to their home In Chicago today. Martin Molenaar of Saxony, was here Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cllne of Irving Park, are here for a few days visiting friends. Misses Minnie and Erma Kaske visit ed friends in Hammond yeseterday. Miss Kate Klkkert was in Hammond yesterday afternoon. -Fred Kunzman of Hammond w here yesterday. VALPARAISO Lecture in High School. Next Friday evening, Sept. 25, Miss Mantie E. Baldwin of the University, win uenver an liiueiraiea. lecure entitled "A Journey to Rome," in the high school auditorium. Prof. Wedeklng of the high school will operate the stereoptlcan. The proceeds of the lecture are expected to serve as the nucleus of an art fund for the high school. Ad mission 10 cens. Everyone invited. James McCrea of Lansing, Mich. formerly Grand Trunk station agen here, is visiting his son-in-law, Frank Cain in this city. The funeral of Sam Parks was held yesterday afternoon. The services were conducted by Rev. Avonn of the M. E. church. . A. W. Lyttle and wife and daughter Miss Florence, have returned from i visit with relativbes in the Vale Georoge M. Dodge and family return ed Saturday from Petosky, Mich., wher.e they have been visiting for several weeks. There will be a meeting at the re pubilcan headquarters tomorrow even Ing for the purpose of organizing a re puDiican marcning club for the great Watson rally to be held Saturday, Cct 3. Come and bring your friends. HOBART. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. B.,Owen, Saturday, Sept 19. Mr and Mrs. C. Townserid of Knox, Ind, spent Sunday here at the home of their daughter, Mrs. C. Nitchman. The game between the White Sox of Hobart and the Continentals of Chicago, resulted In a victory for the locals, the score being 7 to 6. Bora, to Mr. and Mrs. George Lutz, yesterday morning, a baby boy. Miss Mabel Reynolds of Chicago spent Sunday with Hobart friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scharbach and daughter Gertrude, of Hammond, visited here yesterday with friends. George Ostrander - of Chicago spent Sunday here with his mother. George Mellon was home from Hammond over Sunday. . - - .. . Manny Lutz of Whiting visited Hobart relatives yesterday. The Foley family who moved to Hobart several years ago, moved back to Chicago Saturday. Charley Kraft and family of Dwlbht. 111., who have been visiting relatives here the past week returned yesterdav Jto heir home.

GARY NEWS

Will Arbitrate Difficulties. Tomorrow is the day which has been elected by the laborers -and -the con tractors to arbitrate their difficulties. Committees on both sides have been ppolnted to take the matter in hand and if they do not succeed in coming to any settlement an arbitrator will be appinted. The two committees will meet at 2 o'clock In the club rooms of the Gary hotel. -The business men are all anxious to " have the matter definitely ettled as they have felt the effects of the strike as well as those who have been involved.- The laborers have been working during ' the past week, by agreement, they receiving during that time all of the concessions which they asked for during the lockout. Mr. Allan McCorkle went to Chicago last night by way of the trolley lines. It took him nearly an hour ond a half to get from Gary to Hammond and the time to Chicago has not yet been learned. The stockholders of the Lake County Directory Company met Saturday afternoon in the offices of McCracken & Fitzgerald. The report of the men in the field was heard, and they announced that the census of the towns of Lowell and. Crown Point was taken and that a large part of the rural. district had been covered. The work is progressing very atlsfactorlly and It is expected that the entire book will be completed In two months. - The first musicam comedy ever given In Gary was staged last night at the Gary theater when "Jolly American Girls" came to Gary for a one night stand. The show proved to be a great drawing card ana 'the house was packed to the doors. The show was fairly good and pleased the big audience. For one week beginning this evening, Elwood, the hypnotic wonder. will.be staged In the Einzenhof hall. The repu tation of Elwood preceded him as he is said to be one of the finest in the country. Mr. and Mrs. George O'Donnell were In Chicago yesterday where they saw The Yankee Prince" at the Colonial. D. D. Claudy of the Club cigar store. has sold out the business owned by the firm In Chesterton, and hereafter will conduct Just the two stores in Elwood and Gary. While In Chesterton Mr. Clandy spent several days fishing on Husdon lake. You may have an idea of pretty land. but not till you have seen the Mack Company's first addition to G.ry. Lots $150. Deposit J15.00 down and $5.00 per month. Iso Interest or taxes Write or call, The Mack room 15, Brennan building. Company, Gary, Ind. 10-14-6t. W. A. F. Parry, of the hydraulic Pressed Brick Company went to Mich Igan City yesterday where he intended to take the Theodore Roosevelt to Chi cago. when he arrived at the former city, however he discovered that the boat was not running. Herbert Heavenrich of the Reddy Roofing company, left ' for Argo, 111., where he will' be gone several days on business. . George Kussmaul or Hammond wm in Gary yesterday friends seeing Gary, with a party or W. G. Paxton, the Hammond lumber man, was In Gary yesterday in-an auto mobile with a party of friens. Officer Miller reported yesterday that a flat car of the B. and O. had caught fire and was buruing to the ground. A switch engine pulled it out of the way on the train of cars, however, and no other damage was done. A. S. Harris, the grading contractor, had a valuable horse killed on the Pennsylvania tracks yesterday while it was grazing along the roadway. The animal was vlued at $200, Eltctrical fixtures have been installed in the Harry King office building by'II. H. Highlands. They are the best that could be purchased and greatly add to the beauty of the various stalls which are being leased by the real esae men NOTICE. If you are looking for a clean neighborhood to build a home in S. Carlson's addition, located on Irman 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 .- . . ROBERTSDALE. Mrs. John Blaul returned home Friday evening after spending two weeks at the home of Rev. and Mrs. N. C. Johnson in Detroit, Mich. Don't forget to attend that lecure a the Evangelical church Wednesday afternoon. It's free, so help the Ladies' Aid by attending. v Messrs. I. Moore and Lee Jewett were South Chicago "business visitor Saturday. , . J . Mrs. F. Messenberg of Pearl . street, was the guest of friends in South Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Thompson of Roberts avenue were Hammond visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Born of South Chicago were th guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Langhr of Indiana boulevard last evening. . Misses . Emily Utusch and Clara Krocker, attended the skating rink at Indiana Harbor Friday evening. Miss Amy J. Roberts and iMss Harriet Timm saw "As Told in the Hill3" at the Calumet theater Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggers enter tained out of town relatives at their home in Roberts avenue last evening. Messrs. W. Grisdale and M. Krantz spent the day visiting in Gary. . Miss Myrtle Hubbard of One Hundred and Nineteenth street i3 taking a course in the South Chicago business college. Conra"d Schmittle ; of Harrison avenue is confined to his home on account of runnning a nail through his hand. Jehn Bahn ' returned--to his home in

Han na, Id., after spedlng, several days here visltlg relatives. The senior and Junior choirs practiced at the Evangelical church Friday evening. Mrs. M. Hannon visited her aunt, Mrs. L. Meyer in Chicago Friday.. Mrs. August Homan of Harrison avenue visited her mother Mrs. T. Snell in East Side yesterday. Mrs. William Timra had the misfortune te step on a rusty nail at'her home In' Indiana boulevard Friday morning. The nail went almost through her foot but at the present writing she is getting along as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klemm of Indiana boulveard entertained friends from East Side the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holbeck of Indiana boulevard attended the play at Towle's opera house Friday evening.

LOWELL. Mrs. Ben Smith of Crown Point is vis iting Lowell friends. Mr. and Mrs. Linnie Sox visited friends in Chicago Saturday and Sunday. Attorney J. W. Belshaw of this place has been appointed district lecturer for the Modern Woodmen in he enh district. Mrs. Carl Brownell visited her aunt, Mrs. W. E. Slgler in Chicago Saturday and Sunday. The town board let the contract Sat urday to Thomas Powell for the con struction of a ne wcistern at the pump ing statien. This is one of the improvements that Lowell has needed for some time, as the cistern now in use is en tirely too small, but with both of them we will have all the water needed in case of fire. The water will be pumped into the smaller one and filtered Into the larger one, thus giving the users pure water. ,Mr. Powell will commence working on it at once. The contract price is $360. E. E. Ragon was In Hammond on business Saturday. The republicans have opened head quarters in the A. Callner building. formerly occupied by Mrs. Ellis as a millinery store. George Lawrence of Hammond was irt Lowell on business Saturday. Crip Hill of Chicago visited in Lowell Sunday,. Arrangements are being made to. or ganize a football team in Lowell. Will Graves returned Saturday from Minneesota where he has been working for the past tow monhs. HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM Mrs. Cooms was in Hammond Satur day. , . Mr. and Mrs. Ren Rau visited in Ham mond Sunday. Alfred Free waa in Englewood Fri day. Mrs. T. J. Cullman was in Hammond on business Saturday. Mr. Skinner, foreman of the painters In the Westtrn Steel Car and Foundry shops is going to locate here. Quite an excitement was caused in Hegewisch o few nights ago in which a hatchet was used with bad effect. Hudjiak accused Rawdon of being on rrienaiy terms witn nis wire and a fight followed in which Hudjiak' s head was paid open. Rawdon was arrested afterward and fined $10 and costs by Judge Lantry of Souh Chicago. SHELBY. Guy Dickey left this morning for Brook, Ind., where he will teach school this winter. Miss Ethel Davis of Momence, Is vis iting relatives here today. Jacog Gouser of Payne, O., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Charles Parrlsh this week. . Clyde Dickey of Monon was a caller here yesterday. Mrs. C. Larson, Miss Hannah Caster Mrs. M. M. Holmes were Lowell visitors today. Agent S. H. Spieth transacted busl ness in Lowell today. At the Notion Counter. "Rich Customer I want to get some darning cotton. What kind do you recommend? Airy Shop Girl Really, I can't say, I alway3 use silk. Judge. GRAND EXCURSION ON C.C.&LR.R. $1.50 ta Peru and return. $2 to Marion and return. $2.25toMunice and return Tickets will be sold for TRAIN No. 3 Saturday, Sept. 25-08 And good returning on all trains up to TRAIN No. 2 Monday, SEEL 28'08 Arriving at Hammond, 5:36 P.M. For further information Apply to . . . C. W. HEIMBACH, Agt.

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WHITING NEWS Department Called Out The fire department was called out Saturday evening by a box car on the Lake Shore being on fire. The car was loaded with merchandise, which but for the ' ready response of the depart ment, - would have been destroyed. A cross beam' on the car had been broken and the friction caused by this coming in contact with a rapidly mov ing wheel caused the blaze. i tie train was west bound, and the car was able to proceed with the rest of the train, the damage being so slight Taken to Asylum. Mrs. Splllar of Clark street, was ta ken to he asylum at Longcliffe, LO' gansport, Saturday, Mrs. Spillan has been In this lnstiluwuu on iwo oiner occasions, out was brought home - when thought to be cured, r The case is a very sad one, as she is the mother of four little children Dr. Putnam Likes Denver. Dr. William E. Putnam of Whiting. who Is visiting in Denver, Colo., ! en thusiastic over the beauty of that city of high altitude. , He proposes to climb Pike's Peak In the near future with a view to remov ing the superfluous adipose tissue which he is carrying around with him. . Will Move Here. Mr. and Mrs. John Kamradt, who now reside in Hammond, will move to Whit ing Oct. 1st, and will . locate In the Carmody flat in One Hundred and Nine teenth' street. Mr. Kamradt Is connected with the S. S. G. and E. Company. t ; Mrs. Charles Dans and daughter, of LaPorte, Ind.,; are here visiting her mother, Mrs. . Sophia . Wuestenfelt, of One Hundred and Nineteenth street. William and Myrtle Marbach of En glewood, spent yesterday with relatives In Sheridan avenue. Edna Putnam came home from Val paraiso to spend Sunday with her mother. : .. Mrs. G. W. Fredenburg of LaPorte avenue was a Chicago visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klein moved to Gary . Saturday. Sol Recht has returned from New York, where he went on a business trip. Mrs. Emery of the Recht flat was an East Chicago visitor Saturday evening. Mrs. William Eaton of Sheridan avenue, Is back from a short visit at Alton, 111.,, where - her husband is employed ...... Roy Green and ' John Schaub will leave Wednesday for Ann Arbor, Mich, to resume thtlr studies in the university of Michigan. Robert Curtis,"who is an Ann Arbor student, will leave" for that place Sat urday. Pat Curtain of Ohio avenue is entertaining a cousin from Michigan City. Mrs. Rosalie Wetmore has returned from Indiana Harbor, where she spent several days as, the guest of Mrs. Wllliard B. Van Horne at her home in Commonwealth avenue. , . Mrs. Hemmy;and daughter, Miss Ursula, of Sheridan avenue, spent Saturday in Chicago at the guest of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Katherlne Aldering. Mrs. T. A. Thomas of John street, who reuptured a blood vessel in her ankle over two weeks ago, is still confined to her bed. Misses Helen . Gondon and Irene and Mildred Duggan, visited the former's sister, Mrs. Joseph 'P. Beardsley at her home in Michigan avenue, Hammond, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brush of Indiana Harbor spent yesterday with the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Walker of New York avenue. Mrs. John Hannephln spent Saturday with relatives in Chicago and Austin, 111. Several of the local school teachers formed a party Saturday and went to Chicago to see The Servant in the House" at Powers' theater. The TV of L. hfM a. unecldl tntlnp Saturdav evenin at the home of Mrs. Drake to arrange for an ice cream social to be given in the Humphrey building in New York ayenue. Sept 26. Leo Helman of Gary, was the guest of his parents here yesterday. The Ladles Aid Society of the Congre gational church tendered a very, pleasant surprise party to Mrs. Aaron James, one of their members, Friday evening. The event was in honor of Mrs. James' sister-in-law, Mrs. "Mott, who is visiting here from Cleveland, O. The event was attended by twenty-seven members of the society and It Is sufRicient to say that an excellent time was enjoyed by all, and the surprise proved agreeable to Mrs. James and her guest. Rev. R. M. Hamilton is the new pastor of the Christian church. Joseph Peceny and Oscar Ahlgren witnessed the Marathon race of the Illinois Athletic Club at Chicago Saturday. The senior class of the high school formed a party Saturday evening and charlvarled Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Hamilton at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. Miller of Sheridan avenue. The party was invited Into the house where they were the recipients of a rare treat by Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, after which a pleasant social bour was enjoyed. Congratulations were showered upon their former teacher and her husband, in addition to an excellent speech which was given. by Miss Inez Lee, president of the class, In behalf of the rest of its members. This l Terrible! "Don't you know that lota of people consider Rockefeller a bright and shining light?" "Well, he's this much like a lamp. He depends on his coal oil and Is cerIjainlv wick-ed." Kansas City Times.

FOR HASfcKi JUNCTION, EAST I IS8SffiSH3J5Kr"CHICAGO AND HAMMOND carusl asd south . 1 - - BEftD 4:35 A. M. 1:15 P. M. 3:45 A. M. 5:27 A. M. 1:55 P. M. 8:47 A. M. 6:15 A. M. 2:45 P. M. 10:50 A. M. 6:50 A.M. 4:10 P. M. 1:10 P.M. 7:35 A. M. 4:45 P. M. 2:45 P. M. 8:10 A. M. 5:35 P. M. 4:45 P. M. 8:55 A. M. 6:37 P. M. 5:45 P. M. 10:13 A. M. 7:10 P. M. 6:37 P. M. - 10:55 A. M. 8:25 P. M. 7:40 P. M. 11:34 A. M. 9:35 P. M. 9:35 P. M. 12:35 P. M. 10:55 P. M. 11:Q0 P. M.

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