Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 82, Hammond, Lake County, 23 September 1908 — Page 6
Wednesday; Sept.--23,r190& GARY TIPE TABLE I FROM NEW NO TO CITY The Chicago, Lake Shore &
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CROWN POINT NEWS
. . Entertains Party of Friend. f Last events Mrs. W. A. Seheddell delightfully entertained a company of about thirty ladies at her home on Grant street. Ten games of pedro were played and the prizes awarded to Mrs. L A. Salisbury and Mrs. Herbert Barr, after which a most enjoyable supper was served. The out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Uphara of Salt Lake City,
Mrs. Fred Krost of Hammond. Mrs. Berry Clark of "Wheatfleld
and
Kicking on the Geese. The Times has been asked by numerous readers to publish an article relative to the tame geese and ducks that now Infest the waters of rancher lake at the fair grounds. It is said they are causing much annoy-
to those who want to nsn or
ance
of
wlm In the waters, and charges
destroying the first spawn and depleting the stock of the finny tribe are repeatedly made. There is a great deal of truth In the statements made, and It is to be hoped that the matter will be Investigated and if found trtje, that the owner will take the right view of the matter and not make a duck pond oat of one of the prettiest little lakes In the country, besides spoiling the recreation and pleasure of those who use the waters for swimming and fishing.
The next attraction to be billed for Central music hall for playgoers is W. F. Manns. "The Fighting Parson."
which is said to be one of the best shows on the circuit. Tfte attraction is billed. for the evening of the 28th only, aod the show comes well recommended and will no doubt draw a sacked house. Manager Lehman has
been especially fortunate in billing his
the . school and some .good games have 1 been scheduled. Thetboy already have
hopes of the countychampionship, and it will take a good team to wrest It
away frc-ra them.
Charley Blegler andjhis family are
harving lots of trouble with appendi
citis and already three metnbers jhave been sick with the disease. This time
a ten-year-old i daughter' of the Bleg-
els has the disease and is said to be
very sick at the - present writing. '
Thb Timer wasthe recfipient of numerous congratulations from its
WHITING NEWSS
Hostess at Party.
Miss Ingrie Hendrickson was hostess
at a very pleasant gathering of young people at her home in 127th street and
New York avenue in honor of her guest Miss Anna Matson. The evening was spent in games and music, several classical selections on the piano being given by Miss Anna Wellette. Dainty re
freshments were served by the hostess,
was left vacant by th - resignation of Miss Amey. It is expected that a successor wilPbe appointed within-a few days.
friends last evening who read the ar- assisted by her mother, Mrs. John P.
tide, "What the Italian Thinks.
"Very clever" and ."good campaign dope" were, some of the expressions
showeredxcntthe article.
The Mason Invite and request the presence of every' brother Mason at the lodge rooms '-this evening to assist in conferring Che third degree. Smok
er and luncheon! after 'the work.
William Kletltege of .Hammond tran
sacted business, In Crown Point yester
day. Meeting jofthe Center iTownghip Re
publican club' on Friday evening over
Scheddell's drug store. All invited.
Contractor Green, who built the sew
ers in Crown Point, transacted busi
ness here yestierday. He has secured
a big contract: In East Chicago.
Will Steeb is transacting business
in Chicago today.
Cffunty Commissioners Love and Krlmbill transacted business in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Krost t of Hammond is
visiting withDr. BdtKrost and family for a few'days.
The present campaign promises -to be
lively . with Interest, and General
Apathy has certainly been driven to
the tall timbers.
Hendrickson. Among the out of town
guests was Ed. Kastlick of Chicago.
Funeral of Baby McClellan. The funeral of the. five month old
son of Mr. and Mrs. John McClellan
of Schrage avenue was held yesterday
morning, interment taking place at
Greenwood cemetery in Hammond. The
funeral x was in charge of undertaker J. H. Freeman Fife of East Chicago and the services were preached by Rev.
John B. Berg of the Sacred Heart
church.
The cause of the child's untimely
death was spinal meningitis with
which it had been effected for several
months and from the effects of this
terrible illness it had suffered untold
agony.
Miss Anna Matson of Peacock, Mich.,
is here for an extended visit with Miss Ingrie Hendrickson.
Miss Marguerite McElroy of Flsh-
rupp avenue was in Chicago yesterday.
Several Whiting people attended the
funeral of the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. Flock at East Chicago yes
terday morning. Mrs. Flock was formerly Miss Mary O'Connell, daughter of Mrs. Ellen O'Connell of this city. Their
ROBERTSDALE. Miss Ella Hatt of Pearl street was the guest of her cousin. Miss Clara Tudke of South Chicago, the fore part of the week. Charles Stross,' Sr., of Roberts avenua
was a Gary visitor last Sunday.
Miss Kate Bader of Harrison avenue
was among the Chicago shoppers last Monday.
Mrs. Will Smith returned to her home
in Hamilton Park after spending a few days here the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Aman of Indiana boulevard.
Lee Jewett and I. Moore visited with .friends in Chicago Monday.
The Robertsdale volunteer firemen
held their regular meeting in the fire station Monday evening. About fifteen
members were present and a pleasant session was spent.
August Southerland was in Chicago
Heights on business Monday.
L. Marts of the fire department is
suffering with an attack of hay fever.
Mr. and Mrs. William Eggers spent
the day visiting in Chicago,
E. A. Mlzo of Woodlawn was a Rob
ertsdale business visitor MondaJ.
Mies Anna Sell of Harrison avenne
is confined to her home on account of
sickness.
Henry Hat and daug-hten'Louise spent
Sunday visiting frtends in Chicago.
J. Woodman of Indiana Harbor was
the guest of frlendsfcher Sunday even
ing. 4
Among those who, saw the "Rocky
Continue to Get Licenses. City Clerk Oliver Holmes reports that
tip to date, since the passags of the license ordinance for peddlers, there have
been two oil wagon drivers and one
hand push cart man apply for a licnse. It was hoped that the license of push
arts was placed high enough so that it
would eliminate this class of peddlers from the city, but - it seems that they
ave been making enough money to
continue in the business. The few that
will be able to secure the licenses will
have a cinch on the business given up by their competitors. Some of them
have purchased such expensive peaunt machines that they cannot afford to
quit the business.
For a short period yesterday after
noon the water supply of the city was
sjiut off, and the Broadway business houses were greatly inconVenlnced
thereby. As soon aa, the necessary re
pairs were made, it was again turned
on.
, many friends extend their sympathy in I Mountain Express" atUhe Calumet The-
ST. x JOHN.
. Peter LiesenfeltSr., of Hammond was
uec" "----"J- - here on business Xyesterday.V arranging attractions for the coming season and t.Am, hi tlrr, xaZ
Massoth, of HanoverfCenter, will move
there.
Mr. nd Mrs. AloisPortx -visited with
relatives In Chicago fyesberday.
Ueter Lauerman)made a business trip
some good shows are promised
The scnool board recently made a donation of a sum of money for the erection of shower baths, to be used for athletic purposes and the same has been installed In the north ward high
school building this weeJc, the cost of I to Chicago yesterday.
which was appreciably lessened
through the kindness and instrumen-
ality of Clayton Root assisted Dy members of the football team, who did a great deal of the labor themselves. It is reported that Claude W. Allman has sold the house immediately south of his home and now occupied by the Morgan family, to Earl E. Cole, who will reside there as soon as matters can be arranged. It is also said that Mrs. Adelia Cooper of Hammond has purchased the lot south of the
house just purchased by Cole and will
Mesdames Nicholas ikTerry and John
crer of Hammond,' . spent Monday
with Mrs. Mary Koch and Mr. and
Mrs. John Pfeifer.
Christ Klaas of -Hanover township
transacted -business- here today.
Mike Kolllng and Joseph Sutter Jr.,
returned from a business trip to Ham
mond.
Misses LaurajSchererJand Rose Schu-
nSacher were Chicago visitors yester
day.
The party consisting of;Frank Berg,
again build and take up her residence J John Miller Ss., George M.Gerlach and
in Crown Point. Mis8 &eiran, wnoimaae a-trip to Alt.
Pleasant, Mien., last week, returned
i . j i xAn,-a anil T ho I - ' - r J
in,nK 7 "I "Poke in great favor of that part of the surrounding country have hoped and country ana Mr. Berg who bou ht prayed for during the last two months ..,htv , fQ.tw. w,
was reanzea yesieiuay i. wm,t thfl. -,,-- Yh
4 o clock when the town was visnea by a good shower of rain. Much more is needed, however, before the pastures
will again take on their green dress
and it Is now thought that unless
frost keeps away that the pastures will be mighty slim picking for some time to come. Oscar Krinbill and Sam Lane were here yesterday and in their capacity as county commissioners disposed of the old Jail barn. Dr. Charles Tinkham was the lucky bidder and it was knocked down to him at the price of $126, which is considered very cheap, considering the present price of lumber. The barn has to be moved within three days from its present location. Dr. M. F. Keuter, representative of the American Woman's league, an organisation founded by E. G. Lewis, will lecture at the town hall to ladies and gentlemen. It is said that the high school foot
ball team this year will be one 6f the
clark;station.
.jar. ana -Airs. yueorgefSccmetzer returned home after hewing a pleasant
time at Edgewciter, O.,. but they left
again for I?enton;Harbor.
t. carman returned nere after a
pleasant vacation with his daughter
at Chicago.
Mrs. . Behniand daughter. Miss
Emily, attended the birthday party of
their sad bereavement.
Mrs. Rose Connors who has ben vis
iting with Mrs. Quigly of John street
left yesterday morning for Forest Park,
111. Her son, Alex. Connors, who is
now a member of a new theatrical
production, came out from Chicago to
visit her.
Charles Crandall of South Chicago,
of tiie firm of Crandall and Bacon, was a Whiting business visitor yesterday.
Mrs. L. Welsby of John street, who
has ben so seriously ill with typhoid
fever, is now able to be up. As soon as she is able Mrs. Welsby with ehr two youngest children will leave for
a visit to her home In Pennsylvania.
Harry Johnston was an East Chicago
visitor yesterday. J
Harry Kiefe has returned from Iowa
where he has ben working. Mr. Kiefe
intends to reside here again with his
mother.
Miss Nellie McTigh has taken a po
sition, as bookkeper with the Whiting
Call.
Charles E. Greenwald, republican can
dldate for prosecuting atorney, and
George Girard, sr., accompanied by a
party of friends from Hammond spent yesterday "building fences" In and
around St. John and several other In diana towns.
The Fortnightly Club which has not
been in session during the summer
months held their first meeting of the
1908 1909 season Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph Allen of Ohio
avenue
ant one, the larger portion being taken
up with thre minute' papers on vaca
tlon experiences by the members In at
tendance. These proved very amusing
and several very instructive.
ater Sunday evening'were: MiasEthel
Jewett and Lee Jewett, Mr. T. Bolln
and daughter Margery and Miss Anna Doughterty, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hennes-
sy and daughter Rose.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
church will hold a meeting at the
church tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock. All members are requested to be present as important business is to
be transacted.
Messrs. Ed. Langohr and. George Bar
toski visited friends in South Chicago
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed..Freese anddaughter
Mo-Uie and Mr. and Mrs. Saastof Whit
Ing enjoyed a days outing in Michigan
City Sunday.
Miss Anna Minceberg and M. Fer
guson saw "A Yankee Prince" at the Colonial theater in Chicago Sunday
evening.
LOWELL.
Miss Calla Palmer has been-engaged
as assistant musis instructor in our
schools.
H. H. Ragon attended the-funeral of
Leo Schafer at Crown Point 'Tuesday.
A fine rain fell here Tuesday evening.
Oliver Palmer has resigned his po
sltlon as clerk in the Bargain store and
will attend the business college in
Hammond. Bert Thompson has taken
his place.
Mesdames Leslie Gregg, J. E. Zart
man, J. B. Bailey arid Gabe Trump at
tended a birthday party given in honor
The evening was a very pleas- of Mrs. ReRoy Barley at Crown Poin
Tuesday.
A Ilttlo son of Mr. and Mrs. B
Beckman has been suffering for som
time with an abscess in his leg. An op
The next I eration .was performed last night an
ness vicltor.
VALPARAISO.
A Most Valuable Agent. The glycerine employed in Dr. Pierce's medicines greatly enhances the medicinal properties which it extracts from native medicinal roots ' and holds In sortition much better than alcohol would. It also possesses medicinal properties of its own, being a valuable demulcent, nutritive, antiseptic and antifennent. It adds greatly tatbe efficacy of the Black Cherrybark, Bloodrpot, Golden Seal root, Stone root and Queen's root, contained ia "Golden Medical Discovery "In subduing chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial, throat -and lung affections, for all of which, these agents are recommended by standard medloar authorities. In all-cases where there is a watting away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak stomarti, as hi the early stages of con eumnripn,tbere can be no doubt that glycerineacts as a valuable nutritive and aids roe Golden Seal root. Stone root.
Queebls robt and Black Cherrybartc la
promounpfligesuon ana mjuaing up tno
Mrs. M. Hiemke of South Chicago,
A. TVatts of tClark was a Gary busl- 1 meeting, which will be held on October I the little fellow is getting along nicely,
Hon. "W. W. McMahon of Hammond,
democratic candidate for judge of the
Lake Superior Court, was in Lowell
yesterday.
The State National Bank has put
new roof on their building.
Russell H. Dunkleberger left yester
day for Knoxville, Tenn., where he goe
to attend school
T. A. "Wasson went to Monon on busl
ness Tuesday-
Will Duscall has moved into th
rooms over E. J. PIxley's Jewelry store
Several of our people went to Morocco
..today to see Hon. W. H. Taft, republi
can candidate for president
H. V. Weaver, who has been working
In Gary for some time, is visiting his
family here
The Hammond Fruit Company is do
Ing a rushing business selling fruit in
Lowell
fifth, will be at the home of Mrs. H. E.
Beaubien of LaPorte avenue, at which a "spelling pee" will be conducted by the Dresident. The year's work bv the
George II. Pattontis in the Va iodav club, which is now in its fourteenth'
from Indianapolis. vear and which Is verv interesting.
H.-F. Craig of (Washington, D. C is I was planned by the programme com-
in the city today. mittee which consists of Mesdames L.
The condition of DeForest Peodes H- Mattern, Robert Humphreys and
tho yaung son of Frank Peonle vhn Frank Lewis. It will follow the trend
of our national. life, 'ihe present of
ficers of the organization are: Presi
dent, Miss L. Scholurman; vice presl-
dent. Mrs. Frank Long; secretary. Miss
X. E. Wycoff; treasurer, Mrs. W. O.
Walker.
has been suffering with blood poison as the rsault of bavin er .taTn 1 i
best and strongest in the history of hotti: Z T I en bottle, is Improving He underwent
an operation.
iuu may ci oysters now. a com
mercial travelingtman was here to sell
'some today. 1
GARY NEWS
FOR HARBOR JUNCTION, EAST I ""iffijjgr SS5? SiS CHICAGO AND HAMMOND CARLISLoD S0DT5 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. 11:00 P. M.
Judge A. C. Huber has now moved
nto his new office in the Savage build
ing, corner of Seventh avenue and
Broadway. Judge Huber moved there
Saturday afternoon from his former of
flee in the Goodman block on Seventh
avenue and Massachusetts street. Judge Huber now has one of the best courts
nthe city, and occupies a roomy, well
furnished office.
D. D. Claudy of the Club cigar store,
suffered a painful accident Monday
when he was loading laundry from i passenger train on the Michigan Cti:
tral tracks. In some manner his left
eg got caught between the train and
the wagon and resulted in the crushing
of his. foot. He Is now compelled to
walk on a cane, but does pot expect any
permanent injury to result.
Attorney W. M. Dunn, who has been
fn Buffalo, N..T., for the past two weks
Is expected back in Gary tomorrow.
Floyd Irish of Hammond, inspector
for this district, was in Gary today on
business.
Rev. Albert Smith of Hammond, pas
tor of the Episcopal church of that city,
was in Gary yesterday.
Attorney Robert McAleer of Ham
mond was in Gary yesterday on busl
ness.
The' largest gold leaf sign ever paint
ed m Gary is now being done by tn
Union 'Sign Company onthe new Smith
& Baker bank building, cornor Tenth
avenue and Broadway. The work has
taken several days to complete and is source of gret admirtion.
Ingwald Moe Is now having his
Broadway theater repaired and fixed u
for the winter. The work was start
ed yesterday in, the front of the build
ing. and will-be -completed in about two weeks. The .theater will continue to
run while- undergoing repairs.
The street cars. started yesterday to
run on the second1 track from the Wa
bash tracks to the 'Lake Shore tracks,
The switch was completed yesterday
enabling them to run on -both tracks.
Tou may have an idea of pretty, land, but not till you have seen the Mack Company's first addition to Gary. Lots $150. Deposit $15.00 down and $5.00 per month. No Interest 4 or taxes. Write or call, The Mack Company, room 15,'Brennan building, I Gary, Ind. 10-14-6t. NOTICE. If yon are looking for a clean neighborhood to butld a home !n S. Carlson's addition, located on Borman boulevard in Tolleston, close to all car lines, churches and schools free street improvements. Call or address, Alf. Carlson, room 2lft Gary building, Gary, Ind.
Limited Trains stop at Harbor Junction, East Chicago, Miller, Dune Park, Michigan City, Hudson Lake and New Carlisle ONLY. To Michkjan City ONLY.
To Michigan City ONLY. Daily except Sunday.
BAGGAGE carried by EAST-BOUND TRAINS leaving at 6:45 a. m., 10:S9
1. m., 1:10 p, m., 4:45 p. m, and 6:37 p. m.
Effective, Sunday, H. U. WALLACE,
Sept. 6, 1908. GENERAL MANAGES.
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Guy Mosher, who has ben visiting
The merting ofithe Republican Club at tne home of Mr- and Mrs. John F.
which was to have 'been held last night.
m.k,l me j'uipuso ui arranging ror a
marohing club, for the Watson rally.
has been postponed until Thursday
evening at 7:30,o'c!ock, owing to a mis-
understanding of the date.
BLACK OAK.
Born, to Mr.-and Mrs. Henry Ewen
i Sept. 19, a son.
rea irinen and Charles Keilman
spent Sunday at Scherervllle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Seberger and Mr.
and, Mrs P B gcheldt attended the fu
neral of a relative at Hammond Mon
day..
Joe Miller is baek on the rural route
again after a pleasant vacation.
Resh ari
and brin
Df the w
not be e
cot cure
strensrth. controllintr the cough
tg about a neaituy condition e svstem. Of course, it must
cted to work miracles. It will
nsumption except In its earlier
stages. U w,1l,C,lr1 vprv ypver- ofett; catP. harTg-OT, rhrc-n -. coughs, brqnchiol and' iTTVr.Ml yrnubirs. anfl chnjpiqsora
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MERRILL VILLE. Franfc Bliss of Englewood visited his
nephew, F. B. McCarty. over Sunday, Mr. Bliss Is a board of trade man In the city.
Grady of Oliver street, has gone to
Grand Rapids, Mich., from where he
will return to his home in Cleveland
Ohio.
Mrs. Comfort Rogers of Adrian, Mich
is expected here Friday to visit with her mother Mrs. "Wycoff of Ohio avenue.
Mrs. James Allison has returned to her home from Point Richmond, Cal., where she spent several months visit
ing relatives
John Schnelderwent of Chicago trans
acted gusiness here yesterday.
Mrs. Harvey Lee has returned home after spending the past week with rel
atives in Valparaiso.
Frank Wenzel of Chicago was a
Whiting visitor yesterday.
George Trobosh of Chicago was ar
rested by Officers Mullaney and Pinkerton on the charge of peddling with
out a license. Trobosh deals in razors
and razor strops ana it was with a large quantity of these articles in his
lwell may get a chance to meet the
LaPorte ball team at Valparaiso a week
from next Sunday tht is if Manager
Smith does not change his mind again.
HESSVILLE. Walter Mueller Is under the doctor's
care.
Herman Reickhardt and family will
411 KLUieuju.ua 1 " ' en. T-unu 1 ru.
It ib not so ettecU vo. il ls in the lingering j spent an hour at Merrtllville last night.
hang-on eongns, or those 01 long standing, even when accompanied by bleedintr from
lungs, that it has performed its most
marvelous cures. Prof. Finley EJlingwood, M. D., of Bennett Med. College, Chicago, says of gly
cerine
move back to Hammond in the near future.
Miss Jennie KIkkert .of Griffith has
come to Hessville to make her home with her sister, Mrs. Henry Schoon.
Joe Hess is reported worse. Mr.
Hess has been sick for many months. Jacob Munster of Munster, transacted ed business. Mrs. Vanes Sr., was taken very ill
When suddenly last evening and Dr. Kelly
was called from Hammond.
nnsapcftlnn that hA wan ranirht
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w iuuiBB, who ana enuaren, taken to the station he put up $25.00
bonds, signea oy bteve baboi. to appear i-mii Twtcir nf Vennha wii
ii.ri nanaoipn ana auss Pinter, both In Mayor Smith's court to stand trial the guest of William Dedelow and fam
" In dyroessla It serves aa excellent var
Boldlne a fixed Quantity of the reroxide of
hydrogen in solution, it is one of the best manufactured products of the present time la
Its action upon errrwoiea, Gisoraerea stomachs, egwcially If there 1 ulceration or ca
tarrhal gastritis (ca&arrbal inflammation of
stomach), it is a ruot efficient preparation.
Glrcerine will relieve many cases of pyrosis
(heartburn) and excessive gastric (stomach)
ecidlty."
eruptions, scrofulous swellings and old ores.
01 urown t-onit, visited at the home for the offense. The case came up yes
01 rtaipn .fierce yesterday. I terday afternoon but as the evidence
Floyd Flerca of South Chicago was against him was not very strong the
home yesterday. His knee is much I case was postponed to give the man
improved. I an opportunity to secure an attorney.
1
Mrs. Charles Williams has returned to The ca8e ,s DOke(S to come up in the
her home at White Water, Wis., after ame court tomorrow.
a week visit at her old home. The teachers of the local school tend
Miss Bliss, who has been visiting her' ered a farewell party to Miss Beulah
Eversole spent yesterday in
purifies the blood curinsr blotches, pimples.
Golden Medical Discovery" enriches and
terce.
for free booklet tefllns all about the satire
nephew, Frank McCarty, is now in the city the guest of her brother.
The social given by the Ladles' Aid
society, waa a success both socially and
financially.
or ulcers.
Send to Dr. K. v. Vi
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medicinal roots composing this wonderful
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BOARDIXG nOCSE,
J. Arney and her mother at their home I y in TiS-ftrt .trot Dtramlnv ITI
Arney, who is one of the best and most popular teachers in the scool, has resigned her position to Uave at once for Goshen, Ind., where she will teach in the public schools of that city. Mrs. Jesse Brlnker of Ohio avenue Is
substituting in the fourth grade which pitted.
ily. Mrs. M.
Chicago. Miss Ida TarnowskI was a Hammond visitor yesterday. Mrs. Otto has returned from a three days' visit in Chicago. Miss Martha Schaaf of Robertsdale
as a Hessviue visitor toaay.
Charles Karsten transacted business
In Hammond yesterday. , Alfred Vanes was a Highlands -vlsltdr yesterday. I George Wolf of Delaware, O., was a Hessville visitor yesterday.
Work on the Hessville hill is com-
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