Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 85, Hammond, Lake County, 26 September 1908 — Page 6
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THE TIMES. Saturday, Sept. 26, 1903.
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CROWN POINT NEWS
i Boom on the Wave. The much heralded and vaunted Sryan boom is on the wane and many of the democrats are wondering how they were ''taken in" for the third term. Funny, but most of them that rejected him at the second throw, look quite foolish when asked why they indorse him now, and have a sort of a forlorn hope" expression on their faces when they explain "why it is." It's an awful pill to swallow "Roose. velt's heir" that he won't acknowledge as such, and at the same time disparage everything that the same Roosevelt stands for and indorses in Taft. Inconsistency, verily thy name is a democrat this year, and thou art laying bigger traps each day. And the end Is not yet.
Club Meets last Night. The Center Township Republican club met last evening at their headquarters with a good crowd present, and with the following members of the Toung Men's Republican Club of Hammond in attendance: Peter Ripley, Roscoe Woods, Will ' Hastings, Dr. Shanklin and Carl Ames. They came to issue an invitation to all the members of the Club and Center township republicans to attend the big Watson meeting in Hammond on Oct. 3, which takes place one week from today. The invitation met with, a hearty response from the members and a large crowd signified their intention of hearing Watson in Hammond that evening and being the guests of the club. A committee was appointed from the local club, with Herman Sasse as chairman, to make necessary arrangements
for transportation, etc., and all those
going will confer a favor on the club by notifying Mr. Sasse of their inten
tions so that necessary arrangements
Pan be made to make a demonstration
from Center township in the parade
which takes place in the evening previ ous to the speech, in a tent with i seating capacity of over 3,000 people.
Gun Club Holds Meeting.
The Crown Pint Gun Club members
met at their grounds west of town yes
terday and while the local members di dnot shoot over twenty out of a possible twenty-five, they had the
pleasure of witnessing a north county man, in the person of Frank Hammond, of Hammond, make a clean score in the twenty-five bird shoot, breaking the record of the club members and also the record of the grounds here. In another exhibition shoot at a possible seventyflve birds, Hammond succeeded in breaking seventy-two, and made a clean run of thirty-nine birds before failing to break. Hammond's feat is considered extraordinary, taking into consideration the weather, with a brisk wind blowing, which interfered with perfect scoring. The following is the list of the best shooting done yesterday. Hammond, 25; Youche, 20;. Horst, 20; Foss, 20; Keiser, 19; Swartz, 17; Thomas, 17; Stuhlmacher, 16. ' In the shoot off between Youche, Horst and Foss, Youche won with nine out of a possible ten, and holds the medal for the week.
short call on our business people Friday.
John Reeder of near Griffith, was a
Dyer business visitor Friday.
Messrs Kick Schaefer and brother
and William Meyer of Schererville, in company with Peter Reeder of Chicago made a shor business visit here yeeter-. day.
William Winterfioff of Lansing transacted business here yesterday. Joseph Sutter Jr., of Schererville was a business visitor here yesterday.
MONON. While hitching a horse at Taylor's livery barn Friday night, Lou Anderson was kicked, the animal breaking tow ribs. The fair at Francesville this week has been largely attended by the people of this place. x William Garling. who resided in the north part of town, has removed his family to South Race street. The bell to the new Presbyterian church was raised and putin the belfry Friday. Leo CcSanahay visited relatives in Reynolds today. Fred Thomas and family went to Thornton Friday evening for a short visit.
GARY NEWS
Plan to Hold Dance. The Gary Knights of Columbus met in the Gary , hotel last, evening and planned to hold a dance on the 14th of next month, to which 200 people, not only from Gary, but . from all of the other cities of the Calumet region would be present. The dance is to be held in the Gary hotel and will be the first social event to be given under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus. It is expected that the dance will be a brilliant affair and all of the lower part of the. hotel will be given over the young society people of Gary who will be present.
Will Wed at Noon. John Fox, . a member of the Gary law firm of Fox & Dunn, was married at noon today to Miss Margaret Shell at the home of her parents in Monticello, Ind. The pastor of the Catholic church there performed the ceremony. The couple will make their residence in Gary. v
sister, Miss Henrietta Gibson, In, Valparaiso over Sunday.. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conrad are the guests of friends in Janesville, Wis., for a few days. "Mrs. D. Wick and son, Dan, visited In East Side Thursday. Mr. and Mrs H A Townsley spent
Thursday evening In Chicago
William Robbins has returned to his
home In Donaldson, Ind., after spending the summer here.
Ward Walker and Lee Curran trans
acted business in Crown Point yesterday.
Mrs. Hiram Feissner and children.
who have been visiting relatives here for a week, left Friday for Crandon,
Wis., where they will make their home
in the future.
Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter, Min
nie, were Hammond shoppers yesterday. .
Mrs. F. E. Harms was a Hammond
shopper yesterday
Probably the last ball game if the season will be played tomorrow on tue home team's grounds near the Erie station, when the locjl club will cross bats with the R. Z's., one of the fastest teams in Chicago among the minor clubs. The game wjll be called at 2 o'clock. Will Handly, the druggist, has purchased a Cadillac automobile and drove from Chicago with it yesterday with,out a single mishap, which is quite re
markable considering that it was his
first trip alone with the machine. The family of Dr. Cook recently de
teased, have packed their furniture and will return to Chicago where they
will live with relatives.
It is said that the Bartholomaes have
had a splendid offer . for . their bakery business here, but have decided not to close out their interests in town and will continue their business as usual. This will be good news to Crown Pointers, who' would hate to see the
family leave.
Several Crown Point society Jolks are attending the Crumpacker lunchcon in honor of Miss Harriet Crum
packer at Hammond today.
The work on the new county jail building is progressing rapidly and the contractors hope to have the
structure enclosed before snow flies.
Marshal Young has a force of men
at work firing and building brick street crossings on several streets in
town.
It is said that Ed Fauser will move into the Lesperance house as soon as
his brother Charles vacates the place
Charley will move back to . Hammond
where he is employed at the Simplex.
The condition of Postmaster Farley
is said to be somewhat improved at
the present writing.
The picture show continues to draw good crowds, and give good satisfaction, and all that is needed now is for the management to change the phonograph records occasionally. The youngsters around town have the . last tune down "pat."
ROBERTSDALE. The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical church held their regular monthly meeting at the church Thursday afternoon. The session was well attended and arrangements were made for a social to be given at the church Thursday evening, Oct. 8. After the business was disposed of, a social hour was enjoyed by those present. August Kurtz was very badly bitten in the hand by a dog, near his home in Harrison avenue Wednesday. His hand was badly lacerated, but at the present writing is getting along nicely. Mr. Kurtz had the dog shot. Mrs .A. J. Brown and children of Harrison avenue left Tuesday for Indianapolis, where they will spenu several weeks visiting relatives Mrs. Fred Kasch and daughter Emma, of Roberts avenue visited friends In South Chicago last evening. Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. Henry lVs,
Mrs. Ferhman, Misses Clara and Kate Schmittle, attended the matinee at Towle's Opera House Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. D. Hunt of Hammond was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jewett of
Indiana boulevard Thursday.
Mrs. J. D. Hunt of Hammond, was
the guest of Mrs. Ed Jewett of Indiana boulevard Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Thiessen of Indiana
boulevard was a South Chicago visitor
Thursday
Mrs. M. Prochaska met with a very
painful accident at her home in Cleveland avenue Wednesday. While wring
ing some clothes through the wringer she accidentally caught her finger in between the rollers, crushing the nail and the end of her finger very badly.
Mrs. William Bahn and Mrs. Peter
son attended a banquet given by the Sterling Supply Company in Chicago
Thursday. .
E. Stiller entertained a number of
his friends at his home in Roberts avenue in honor of his birthday Wednesday evening. Games and - music were enjoyed during the evening after which dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Henry Fick and daughter. Miss Eleanor and Miss Mollie Freese attended an ice cream social given by the
United Order of Foresters in East Chi
cago Thursday evening. Mrs. James Landon and son, Arnold, returned Thursday from St. Petersburg, Florida, where they have been spending the past two months visiting relatives. Mrs. E. Rathburn and Miss Selma Ehlers of ' Roberts avenue, saw "The Life of an Actress" at the Calumet theater Thursday evening. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. M. Grogan of Harrison avenue, a son. Mother and child are doing nicely. Mrs. J. Davenport is entertaining out of town relatives for a few days. Kenneth Turley is quite ill at the home of his parents in Harrison avenue. It is reported that some unknown person entered Heinz's skating rink Wednesday night and stole several pairs of skates. Mr. Heinz reported the matter to the police, who are working on the case. Mrs. George. Elson of Harrison avenue visited friends in Hammond Thursday. Mrs. Louis Perrigo was the guest of her brother, Guy Martin and family, of Englewood yesterday.
Gary Political News. J. S. Parry, the president of the California Trades and Labor council, whom the democrats are using to influence the labor vote of this part of the state, is in Gary and will make a speech to laboring men at the Gary theater at the corner of Nineth and Jefferson street this evening. He is in charge of Ora Wildermuth, John Hamilton and Frank Zowadski. Ora Wildermuth. of Gary, had a conference by telephone with Stokes Jackson, the democratic state Chairman, and Jackson assured the Garyltes that William Jennings Bryan would stoy off in Gary on his way from Hammond to Michigan City.
MILLER. Attorney Manlg of Valparaiso was
here on business Thursday.
N. Corlin went to Chicago Thursday. Mrs. J. Zelbor was in Chicago Wed
nesday.
A number of young people spent
Wednesday at the Gary Casino.
The Lutheran League held their regu
larg meeting at the. church Wednesday
evening.
Miss Floy Biglow of Porter, !s spend
ing a few days with B. A. Crisman
and family. .
Dr. Gordon was in town Thursday.
DYER. " Ed Belriger fit Ehglewood, spent "Wednesday with his mother here. Fitch Brothers have moved their til -. lng machine to Oak Glen where they have some work to do. John Klemme and a friend from Crete, were here on business Thursday.
ST. JOHN. Emil Stark and Alois Port made a business trip to Lowell today. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Joseph Spieler of Hanover Center, were visitors here today. August and William Koehle and Peter Schumacher transacted business in Dyer today. Joseph M. Gerlach made a business trip to Lowell Friday. Arthur Grebing of Chicago, returned yesterday from a prolonged visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. M. Gerlach. Miss Mary Weingart, who has been sick for several weeks, is still in a ciltical conditio nand the attending physician is very doubtful as to the outcome of the case. Good and substantial improvements have been made by the people of the St.
John congregation for the past two
weeks, consisting mainly in lavine ce
Messrs J. P. Young and William
Fincher of Crown Point and Mr. Las- I ment sidewalks and cross walks on the
cnu-rcn property. All. the work was
son oi ceaar jaKe stopped on nere a
short time Thursday with their 'automobile. Btrt Potter of Griffith, was a business visitor here Thursday. A. Witollt of Lansing was here on business Friday. P. J. Gallagher of Chicago made a
done voluntarily by the men of the parish and a large sum of money was saved. Nicholas Thielen, one of the church trustees who superintended the work and Adam Gard, who did most of the laying and finishing, are to have a vote of thanks by the whole congregation.
Contractor F. L. JVIaxon has just
been awarded an East Chicago Job. The
building is a tow-story frame to be
constructed by the Amoss Chemical
works at -a cost of $3,500. Work on the building will be begun at once.. Tomorrow two baseball games will
eb played in Gary. In the morning the
game will be between the Gary Cubs and the Delawares and In the afternoon
the Black Oak Colts and the Cubs
will cross bats on the South Side.
The Order of Knights of Columbus met last night in the club rooms of the
Gary hotel. The purpose of the meet
ing was to arrange for a big banquet which will be given in the near future
by the society.
Isador Kleinman, the jeweler, has
just opened up his store and repair
shop in the Brennan drug store. Mr. Kleinman was formerly In business in
Milwaukee. '
O. B. Stevenson of Chicago was in
Gary yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin were in
Chicago yesterday afternoon to Wes
ley hospital where Mrs. Martin's broth
er from Lowell, was operated on for
appendicitis. The operation was entirely successful, and the brother will
be able to leave the Institution In a
week.
Harry Olson, the waterboy, fell off a handcar yesterday afternoon on the B. & O. railroad as he was going past the B. & O. station at Gary. The boy fell on his shoulders and face, and
was rendered unconscious. The young
man was taken to Mercy Hospital In Jones' ambulance. He was seriously
hurt, but there is no question but what
he will live through the injury.
The work of laying brick on the new
pavement on Sixth avenue started yesterday west of Broadway. The work
will be pusted rapidly to completion,
so that the street car can be opened up for traffic. The slag has nearly all been laid on the east side of Broadway so that the brick will be in readiness
to lay in few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sax of the Sax & Savage Company, went to Chicago
yesterday on business.
Attorney Milo Bruce of Hammond
was In Gary yesterday on business.
John M. Moody of Philadelphia, was in town yesterday looking over his new
building and seeing the steel mills. He
was taken through the plant by T. W,
Englehardt.
Among the prospective buyers of
Gary real estate yesterday with T. W.
Englehardt were Ernest Borthal of Deadwood, S. D., and Jean McGulre of Bay City. Mich. Mr. Engleharadt reports that business is still strong and he finds money is looosening up all
over the country.
Five acres of land were cold yester
day by the South Broadway Land Com
pany to Dennis McGrath on the ridge road. The porperty will be subdivided and cut up into lots to be sold to' his friends by Mr. McGrath. The five
acres are located near the property of
John Jackson. W. W. Parker, the Hammond Con tractor, was in Gary yesterday on busi ness.
Something unusual will occur next
Tuesday night at the BInzen Hall., be
cause an orchestra has been organized especially for a dance, embodying nine of the best musicians in these parts. At
tractive and novel invitations are out.
giving the members of the orchestra Paul Tomonosczy, violin; Orlando Hol
land, voila; John Urbanek, clarinet
H. Semmons, cornet; E. B. BIgelaw
trombone; Julius Ackert, bass; Gus
Johnson, drums and traps. Nothing
like this has been brought together up
to this time and Mr. BIgelow, the lead
er, says there is nothing too good fo
his patrons and nothing short of the
best will do. They deserve a big crowd,
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
TOLESTON.
Misses Kate Ashton and Genevieve
Gibson were Hammond visitors yes
terday.
Miss Anna Gibson is the guest of her
A Frequent Occurrence. On their way home from the wedding
of their daughter, which took place at Englewood Thursday, Mayor and Mrs. DeBrlae of East Chicago were stalled at Whiting Thursday evening. They
and made the car which goes only to
came from Sixty-Third and Madison Whiting, arid as a result were put off at Whiting and had to telephone to
East Chicago for a cab to finish their
trip.
This is the case quite frequently, and
the result East Chlcagoans are put
to a great disadvantage by not having
late enough street car service.
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WHEELER. Mrs. C. L Hatten, who has been vis
iting at Burr Oak, Nnd. the past three weeks, returned home Friday morning.
Archie Gott of Indiana Harbor
transacted business in Wheeler Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson of Knox, Ind.,
are visiting with Mrs. Stevenson's father, William King.
Misses Clara Reiner and Lizzie Witt
are visiting in the city for a few days.
The complete telephone force of the
Portage Home Telephone Company spent Saturday at Lake Michigan.
Mrs.. Benj. Louk was a guest of Ho-
bart friends Thursday.
Miss Janet Janes returned home from
East Chicago Thursday.
Howard Crisman is again quite sick
with heart trouble and not able to be in school.
Mrs. Bertha Brenisa and daughter,
Miss Violet, of Caberry. Ills., visited
the past week with H. W. Abbott and
family.
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VALPARAISO. F. E. Morris of Kendallville was
the city yesterday on business.
W. H. DeMotte, of Indfanapolis, is
in the city, having been called here by the death of his brother, Col. M. L.
DeMotte.
, S. B. Borden is here today from Hart
ford City
The new Taft-Watson club will meet
at republican headquarters Monday
evening.
There will be special music at the
Episcopal church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Perhaps what was the largest crowd
ever in attendance at a funeral in Val
paralso attended the obsequies over the remins of Col. M. L DeMotte in the M. E. church yesterday afternoon. The large auditorium of the church was filled to overflowing and the galleries
well crowded with fellow townsmen and
visitors from all over the state deslr
ous of paying a last silent tribute to one who for nearly a generation, has
been identified with our city as one of
its leading and most highly respected
citizens
GRIFFITH.
Vinnedgeof Creston, is spending a
couple of days with relatives here.
Floyd Love has returned from a visit
to Grant Park, 111.
P. J. Berieger is improving his hos
telry by reshingllng. Dan Walters &
Company are doing the work.
There is to be a grand republican
rally Oct. 3 at Hammond at which
James Watson, candidate for governor
of Indiana will be present and speak to
the people. A large delegation of local
republicans are planning to go over
and take part in the demonstration
They predict a rousing time.
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HESSVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. James Vanes and
daughter Irene, spent yesterday in Hammond. Mr. Jacobson of Hammond, was Hessville visitor yesterday.
F. R. Schaaf and Lawrence Cox of Hammond wer here in Mr. Cox's auto
yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Eurel visited in Black
Oak Thursday. Friends of Mrs. W. B. LaParle o
Chicago, formerly of Hessville, will be
pained to hear of her slow recivery
from her recent illness.
HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM
Saturday evening the Colts are going to give a ball in the Hegewlsch Opera
House.
Miss May Huhn of Park Manor, was calling on relatives and friends in
Hegewlsch an dBurnham Thursday. Mrs. Engstom has her little grand
daughter of Chicago staying with he
at present.
P. W. Frek has accepted a position
with the Standard Car Company at Hammond. Little Irvin Strong of Englewood, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bernham, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter entertained at cards last night. Light refreshments were served, and all had a good time
WHITING NEWS
Jacob Blodski, a produce peddler of
Chicago, was fined $5 and costs by Mayor Smith yesterday for disposing of his goods without the necessary license. Upon payment he was released.
The funeral of James Stevens, the
flve-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stevens of Schrage avenue, was held yesterday morning, interment be
ing made at Greenwood cemetery, Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brush moved yes
terday from Indiana Harbor to the
Mattern flats in John street.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Silverstone, rep
resenting the Court of Honor, a fraternnal beneficiary society, with head
quarters at Springfield, 111., are in Whit
ing for a few weeks' stay. Mr. and
Mrs. Silverstone are soliciting members
in an effort to get enough members to
organize a Court in Whiting. They are
also working in Indiana Harbor and
in speaking of the matter Mr. Silver
stone said they have been very suc
cessful, having almost enough people in that city to arganize In the near fu
ture.
Miss Margaret LangTeyer slightly
injured her arm at the Heintz Roller
ring Thursday evening. ,
Mayor Fred J. Smith, Judge George
W. Jones and William A. Hickey, editor of ,the Whiting Sun, three of Whiting's staunchlst democrats, attended a gath
ering of of the party In Hobart yes terday.
James E. Twitt, of Oliver street, is
suffering with an ulcer on his eye, and
is being treated by a Chicago eye spec iallst. '
Mr. and Mrs. John Nyhoff and daugh
ter, Loretta, have returned to Gary, af
ter visiting a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Gilmurray.
John Hannephin transacted business
in Chicago yesterday.
David Spencer was in Chicago yester
day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. FIfleld received
word from their daughter, Marguerite yesterday, that she arrived In Cham-
ersburg, Pa., safely. Has begun her
studies at Wilson College and is well
pleased with her surroundings.
Mrs. Dennis Griffin of Point Rich
mond, Cal., is visiting her mother-in law, Mrs. Griffin of Fred street.
Miss Genevieve Cochrane .of East
Chicago, was a Whiting visitor Thurs day night. r
Miss Marguerite Brennan of the East
Side, spent Thursday evening with
Whiting friends.
The L of L Ice cream social will be
held in the Humphrey building In New
Youk avenue this evening.
Miss Mae Qulnn of One Hundred and
Nineteenth street, transacted business
in Chicago Thursday.
Misses Mary Thlele and Amaiyla Solt-
wedel attended the skating rink at In
diana Harbor Thursday evening.
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sept, e, 1908.
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LOWELL. Ray Gragg of Chanute, Kan., Is visiting with relatives in Lowell. H. Gershman and son, Isaac, went to
Chicago yesterday to participate In the
Jewish holiday. Mrs. H. H. Purdy and son. Hern, visited friends In Hammond Friday. Mrs. J. B Bailey and Mrs John Caslle, went to Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Urich of Rose Lawn are visiting their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Weakly. - Mrs. Harry Gordon went to Chicago yesterday to visit friends. Feter Polrot has bought the Merrit Kelsey livery business and has. taken possession.
MUNSTER. Rev. Dowstra and wife of Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. Munster last evening. F. R. Schaaf visited the Munster school yesterday. Miss Etta Henderson is spending the week end with friends in Crown Point. Miss Delia Fleres left for Whiting today where she will visit at the home of her parents over Saturday and Sunday.
SHELBY. Ed Dickey transacted business in Lowell Friday. Mrs. R. H. Ahlgrin and Mrs. Elmer Roberts, were Lowell visitors today. Mrs. J B Clemans went to Xewanna, Ind, today, to visit her daughter, Mrs. L. May Witeon. Clifford Malone went to Monon, Ind., today. . .
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