Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 90, Hammond, Lake County, 2 October 1908 — Page 2

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THE TIMES.

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HAS PLEASANT MEETING. The members of Sewing Circle No. 1 of St. Margarets Hospital spent a pleasant afternoon yesterday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Knoezer In Clinton street. About twenty members of the society were present and played pedro during the afternoon; the prizes were won by Mrs. Kussmaul and Mrs. Fred Humpher a.nd Mrs. Beckman was awarded the consolation prise. At the close of the ;ames the hostess served her guests with dainty refreshments. The society will meet again in two weeks at the f home of Mrs. Jacob Weis in Douglas Htret.

, ENTERTAINS CIA B LADIES. Mrs. J. W. Reed very pleasantly

tertained the ladies of Club yesterday afternoon

in East State street.

en-

the Colonial at her home

The eladies en-

roer street for almost the entire sum

mer with a serious illness. VISIT HAMMOND FRIENDS. Mr. and-"Mrs. James Stewart Of Chicago and their guests, Mrs. Agnes McKeag and daughter Jane of southern Ireland, were the guests of friends in Hammond yesterday.

joved their usual program of sewing

after which the hostess served her frufsts with a dainty course luncheon. The next; party will be given in two weeks at the home of Mrs. W. H. Spellman in Carroll street. The members present yesterday were Mesdames J. . V. Houser, M. M. Bruce, Julius Dunsing, A. L. Spohn. F. B. Olwin, W. F. Jlrunt, Addle Abbott and Clark Learning. ' IS OUT AGAIN.

Eugene Turner is able to resume his

ddties in the local post office after having been confined to his home in Sum-

MEET THIS AFTERNOON. The members of the North Side Ladies' club are being entertained by Mrs. Hill this afternoon at her home on the north side. It is the regular monthly meeting of the club and a pleasant afternoon will be passed with sewing. , FIRST MEETING OF THE YEAR. Mrs. Burgman entertained the members of the Acme Social club at their

first meeting of the year yesterday afternoon at her home in Ogden street. All the members of the club were present and enjoyed the afternoon with

cards. Several games of pedro were played and the prizes were won by Mrs, B. enny and Mrs. P. J. Henry. At the close of the games the hostess served her guests with dainty refreshments. The net meeting of the club will be held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Kenny. LEAVES HAMMOND. Miss Lulu Cleveland returned to Chicago yesterday after an extended stay in Hammoti. Miss Cleveland is a grad-

1 uate of the Englewood hospital and

has been in charge of .several typhoii , fever cases in Hammond. Mrs. Thomas

Brennan accompanied her to Chicago.

, ; second rruLic day. v .. , . The music committee"of the Ham

mond "Woman's club will be in charge

of the program for tomorrow, Oct. 3, the second public day of the year, and a very delightful meeting is anticipated. There will be a large atatend-

ance of members present to enjoy me

following program, which nas Deen carefully arranged by the committee:

Instrumental "Bustle of Spring,"

SInding ....Mrs. B. R. Edgecomb

Cornet Solo Selections from "Tann-

houser." Wagner Dr. J. A. Davis

Instrumental (a) Reverie op. 34 No. 5., Schuett. (b) Arabesque No. 1,

Lescheizsky . . . . .Miss Grace DuComb

Vocal Solo "When- the Heart is

Young,' Buck. . . Mrs. Cora Sharp

Instrumental Duett "Faust," Gon-

nod.. Misses E. Webber and D. Knotts

Quarette "I Softly Dream" Mohring.

Mesdames M. Ellick. E. Johnston. D.

. Oberlin and K. Sherrer. Vocal Solo (a) V'Who is SlyviaT" Shubert. (b) "The Old MotheT,"

Greig ..Mr. Clark Learning

Instrumental "Du Blst Die Ruh,"

Grace' DuComb

an extended - visit friends. . , ;

with relatives and

, Great Slaughtering Sale of FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AT THE ' HAMOIffl MEAT MARKET 'IS Sale for one day only, Saturday, October 3, 1908

MILLER & HART'S BERKSHIRE

HAMS, mild cured, best in the" world, per lb FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb-.T SMALL HIND QUARTER OF SPRING LAMB, per lb... SMALL FORE QUARTER OF SPRING LAMB,, per lb... NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, per lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, per lb.

4Ic

k 1

O'c 92c

U4I 9ii 11

NATIVE FLANK STEAKS, per lb. No. 1 SUGAR CURED BACON, small strips, lb

ARMOUR'S CALIFORNIA HAMS, per lb FRESH HAMBURGER STEAK, per lb... FRESH BOILING BEEF, per lb HOME-CURED FLANK CORN BEEF, per lb FANCY SWEET POTATOES, per lb . t

7k 12c 84C 51c

41c 3c

Liszt. .Miss

Violin Solo Selection. . .Mr. B. Young

Vocal Solo "The Lorely," Liszt

i..Mr. Clark Learning

CHOIR REHEARSAL.

The choir of Si. . Faul's Episcopal church will meet Friday evening in the choir room of the church on Rlmbach avenue for the regular weekly re

hearsal. All the members are asked

to attend. . CALLED FROM HAMMOND.

Mrs. VanderWeel was called to Knox,

Ind.. quite unexpectedly yesterday and

left last evening. - .

ATTENDS THEATER.

Mrs. W. J. MacAleer and Miss Veda Hemstock will see "Grustark" at the

Great Northern in Chicago, tomorrow.

CELEBRATE SOCIAL DAY.

The members of the Martha society

of the First Christian church held an

open meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Arthur Davis In Plummer avenue. The meeting wai enjoyed by a large number of ladles.

many of the members of the society and also of the congregation being present. During a short business hour

It was decided to hold the next meet

ing at the home of Mrs. Ralph Pierce in Condit street. At the close of the folowing program the guests were served. with dainty refreshments. Violin solo Harold Kroft

Piaiio solo .r.Mrs. Ralph Piertfe Recitation Naomi Ortt Vocal selection.. Earl McQuiston

Recitation Sadie Nessle

Solo Mrs. W. L. Schneider Piano solo....... , Alice Ford

BIRTHDAY PARTY.

An enjoyable party was given yes

terday afternon for Mrs. Walter Kasten

at her home in Douglas street, in cele

bration of her forty-fifth birthday an

niversary. The afternon was spent

sewing,, after which a dainty luncheon

was served in the dinning. The dec

orations were prettily carcied out with

flowers and ferns. Among the guests

were: Mesdames Dahlkamp, , Boistel,

Schwartz, Kasten, Schneider, Winter,

Hopp, Holtz, Tonn, William Kerkner,

Otto Kerkner, Webber and Yaeger.

RETURNS FROM VISIT.

Miss Carrie Gruszka has returned to

Hammond from Springfield, 111., where she has been visiting friends since

last Saturday. .

VISITS IN MICHIGAN.

Misses Tillie and Kittle Dahlkamp

and Charlotte Hess have gone to St.

Poe, Mich., to visit relatives and friends

a few days.

LOSE THEIR SISTER - - '..'- -. t j- - -;, 4 1 ' ' '" ' - -r '',. .. .' v i-- .. i, ' I - ' Messrs. Emmerling of Hammond Hear Sad News . From County Seat.

(Special to The Times). Crown Point, . Ind., Oct. 2. Mrs. Frank Henderlong. of North Main street died at noon today after giving birth to a child which could not live. Her death having been so unexpected,

her friends and neighbors are greatly

shocked at the news, and much sym

pathy is expressed for the bereaved

family. 1

The deceased, is survived by a three-

year-old daughter and her husband, Frank Henderlong, who is at the head of the Henderlong Lumber company.

She was the second wife of Mr. Hen

derlong and was a daughter of George

Emmerling Sr. and a sister to George

and Nicholas Emmerling of Hammond.

The deceased was a member of St.

Mry's Catholic church, and as such "her funeral will take place next Monday

morning at 9 o'clock. The deceased was 47 years old.

RETURNS HOME.

Mrs. A. C. Blanev returned to her

home in Cleveland, O., last evening af

ter a few days' visit with Mrs.,, F. J.

O'Rourke at their home in State street.

MEETS.

is entertaining

Read The Times every Fiday night for our Saturday specials-. Prompt rg'jttvery to all parts of the city. Strict' attention given to all telephone orders. " Phone 100 CH AS. BERENDT 99 State St.

COOKING CLUB

Mrs. W. J. McAleer

the members of the Cooking club this

afternoon at. her home In East Webb street. The club Is composed of the

same members as were in it last ,year, and a series of interesting meetings are

being planned. RETL'RNS FROM VISIT.

Mrs. Eugene Cooper has returned

from an extended visit with1 her par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fetterley at their

farm near Allegan, Mich. LEAVES ON VISIT.

Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson, 434

State street, will go to Princeton and Tistllwekl, 111.,' for a two weeks' visit.

VISITING IS CANADA.

Mrs. A. E. Wilcox of Conkey avenue has g-one to northwestern Canada for

KAUFMAN N & WOLF, HAMMOND, IND.

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Our Store

Saturday 9

3rd

TJriefs. Mrs. E. VanSteenberg of Lansing, 111.,

will visit friends in Hammond tomor

row.

F. N. Brown of Chicago was the

guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson

yesterday and attended the old soldiers' reunion.

Mr. and Mrs. William Stieglitz are

spending the day In Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. L. White have returned

to Valparaiso after a few days visit

with friends in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. White came to attend the old soldiers' reunion.

Miss Nina Pettit will go to Engle

wood to remain over Sunday with her

relatives.

Miss Fannie Coleman, of Sibley street

will go to Crown Point tomorrow to re main over Sunday with relatives.

Miss Fannie Ruhstadt visited in Hyde

Park last evening.

Mrs. Lorenz Warteaa of South Chi

cago visited friends in Hammond yes

terday. . -

- Miss Maud Camp of Rensselaer will

spend the week end with 'Mr. and' Mrs, Frank Camp of this city.

Miss Elizabeth Jordan of Hegewisch visited friends in Hammcr.d yesterday.

Anthony Heimann of Dyer was in

Hammond on business.

Mrs. Lucy Clark of Michigan City was the guest of friends in Hammond

yesterday for the old soldiers' reunion.

Miss Lillie Thels of Griffith has been

the guest of Miss Katherin Thels at

her home in Sibley street for a few

days.

Miss Kate Phillips has gone to Dyer for a few days' visit with relatives and

friends.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gostlin and Mrs

W. H Gostlin, Jr, are spending the day

in Chicago.

Mrs Henry Lundt is spending the day

with realtlves in Brookline.

The party, at which Miss Agnes

Meikle will entertain for Miss Harriet

Crumpacker will not be given Thurs

day evening as announced, but will te

given in the near future.

The First Presbyterian Sunday school will give a musical entertainment in the church next Thursday evening, Oct. 8. An interesting program of solos and

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To-NifihU 8:15 Saturday Ma.lnee, 2:30 Three Nigh s, Commencing Thursday October 1st. Don't Miss It.. Best of aBComidits. Johnson & Ruopert, Present BROWN'S IN TOWN By Mark E. Swan Funny, Frolicsome, Faclnafing, SoEe;lMP Doing Ail The Time, k Great Cast, Rove) Effects, Catchy Music, The Real Thing

FOUR N GH S, COMMEMING SUNDAY MATINEE OCTOBER 4ltl.

Bring these Coupons and Get These Bargains. None Sold to Children

Lion XXXX Patent

FLOUR, 50-lb sacks

1.29

The famous

UNEEDA BISCUIT,

10c

package

for

Dodfon-Braim's famous new pack PURE CATSUP, Qn per bottle jf (J Cracker Jack Brand s New Pack EARLY JUNE PEAS, 2-lb cans . "7l for 2U Extra Candy Special. BURNT PEANUTS, JELLY BEANS AND WRAPPED CARAMELS

per pound.

CUTICURA SOAP, Eegular,25c 1 Kn cakes. , I Uu , (Drug Dep't.)

Finest quality California ITALIAN BLUE PLUMS Large square original

pack baskets

.u;

New "White Clover HONEY, qn per trame ......... x&j Finest qualtij1' new

DILL PICKLES, each at

Fairbank's Famous SANTA CLAUS SOAP,

bars 1 Eft for I 0b

No. 1 hand-picked NAVY BEANS, per pound. . . ,

Full cream

. BRICK CHEESE,

per pound.

14c

Finest quality Jersey

SWEET POTATOES,

Q pounds

for

1Gc

Tom Griffen RYE WHISKEY, full quart -Qp bottle OuU FRENCH BOQUET PERFUME, Full ounce 4 ftA bottle....;........ IUC (Drug Dep't.)

New crop California EVAPORATED . . PEACHES, Qn per lb -Uu Another big sale in CUBAN SPY, 10c CIGARS.

today for. . .

25c

REXALL LITTLE LIVER PILLS, &lar.2-c 10c (Drug Dep't.)

orchestra numbers will be rendered,

Miss Haines, the well known Chicago reader, has been secured for the even

ing. 3 1.

tiarvara union Dentists, lo years ex

perience. '

Miss Bertha Hansen will be the guest of Miss N. E. Nickens at her home in

Chicago this evening.

Mrs. H. Burge of Merrilville, was the

guest of friends In Hammond yester

day.

Lady dentist at the "Harvard" on

corners.

Miss Marie Duell will go to Chicago

tomorrow to attend the Chicago-Purdue

football game at Marshall field.

Harry Robinson of Riverdale was in

Hammond yesterday on business.

C. J. Heineman of Chicago was in

Hammond yesterday on business.

John Sabo and M. Pollnski of East

Chicago transacted business in Ham

mond today. -

Good music and entertaining read

ings, at the First Presbyterian Sunday school concert in the church next Thursday evening, Oct. 8. 3t. .

D. E. Kelly of Valparaiso was a bus

iness visitor in Hammond today.

Sheriff F. S. Carter of Crown Point

was here today on business.

Fred Borman of Clark Station, was

in Hammond westerday on business.

Judge Tinkham of Valparaiso is In

Hammond today on professional bus iness.

W. . B. Vanllorn of Indiana Harbor

was in Hammond today on business.

H. H. Peddicord of Hobart was in

Hammond today on business.

Misses Blanche Culbert and Mary

Specker visited In East Chicago last

evening.

Mrs. A. F. Cooper went to Crown

Point today for a few days' visit with

friends.

Miss M. Spanier, the milliner, 349 East State street, will have on sale Saturdaya line of hats in good styles

from $2.50 to $3.05.

Ails Beatrice Eisner is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Marks

in Chicago.

Smart fall hats may be seen at Miss

L. S. Wait's millinery parlors, over the

Lion store, in the Rimbach building.

Mr. and Mrs. Coles of Carroll street,

are visitng in Chicago this evening.

Mrs. Hunt of Conkey avenue, and

Mrs. iiarris or uitnDacn avenue are

visitors in Chicago this evening.

Mrs. Charles Norton of Hyde Park is spending the day with friends in

Hammond.

Good goods and prompt delivery is

our motto. Bieker Bros. Phone 58.

Don't fail to hear Miss Haines, the well known reader, at the First Presbyterian Sunday School concert in the church next Thursday evening, Oct. 8. 3t.

WILLIS F. JACKSOtf, Presents A REAL MELODRAMA, By WM. JOSSEY "Good as Arizona or Texas" . THE END OP THE TRAIL

A Romance of New Mexico of Long Ago

A Beautiful and Correct Scenic Production A Story of the Old Santa Fe Trail . . Clean, Wholesome andiNaturai' PRICES -NIGHTS AND cn O C, OC CAi SUNDAY MATINEE: IOC, Ot, OOr UUC,, WEK& .. 10c and 20c . ' Seats on Sale at Box Office T

NEW SKIN REMEDY.

Creates Big Stlrj Drue Store Crowded With, Sufferers. For several weeks past Weis' and other leading drug stores in this city 'vave been crowded with persons desiring a supply of poslam, the new cure for eczema. This Is the drug which has created such a stir throughout the country since its discovery one' year ago. For the convenience of those who use poslam for pimples, blackheads, blotches, red nose, acne, herpes and other minor skin troubles, a special 50-cent package Vias been adopted. In addition to the regular two-dollar Jar, which Is now on sale at all leading drug stores. In evzema cases," poslam stops the itching with first application and proceeds to heal, curing chronic cases in two weeks. In minor skin troubles, results show after an overnight application. For a free experimental sample, write direct to the Emergency Laboratories, 32 West Twenty-fifth tret Ww York City.

To-Alorrow Phone 267 and have our messenger

call and deliver your shoe

repair work before even-

ing, all done by modern

machinery. We use bet

ter leather than elsewhere

and prices lower .......

Try us and find out the difference QUICK SHOE REPAIR WORKS 112 Plummer Avenue 2nd door west of Hohman Street

LAKE SUPERIOR COIHT. SfW Caarn. 5035 Christopher A. Borman et al vs. The Michigan Central Railway Company. Quiet title. 5036 George Haslak vs. Joseph Michink. Appeal. 5037 John Gyhas vs. John Adams. Appeal. 5038 Indiana Harbor Lumber and Coal Company vs. D. Grader et al. Foreclosure of mechanics' lien. 5039 Indiana Harbor Lumber and Coal Company vs. D. Koleman et al. Foreclosure of mechanics' lien. 5040 Eva Van Sickle vs William Lazaroa et al. Foreclosure of mechanics' lien. 5041 Zotta Wall vs. William John Wall. Divorce. 5042 Henry ehrage vs. William Stout. Foreclosure of contract.

MASONS GET NEW ALLEYS. - The local Masonic order has just receveide some fine new bowling alleys, whiclj are to he placed in the basement of the Masonic temple for the use of the members. The alleys are eighty feet lang and will make a splendid addition to the advantages the local order has to offer to Us members. They will be installed as quickly as possible and because of their newness will be in splendid condition.

JUDGE V. S. REITEE CHALLENGES HIMSELF.

Lake Superior Court Haa Judgr From Vnlpnralso Thin Afternoon. The Lake superior court is now trying the case of Jones vs. The Republic Iron and Steel company, a suit for damages. Attorneys Bomberger and Sawyer are representing the plaintiff and Attorneys Crumpacker and Crumpacker are representing the defendant company. The juy is bing examined this afternoon. Attorney C. B. Tinkham of Valparaiso is sitting as special judge. Judge Virgil S. Relter was formerly

LincolnJefferson COLLECT of 1 AW

HAMMOND, INDIANA

EVENING SESSIONS.

Two years' course leading to L. L B. degree. . Recitations, lectures and practice court. '

Special Commercial Law Course.

FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 16, 1908

For particulars address the President or Secretary, 500-502 Hammond Bldg, HAMMOND, NDIANA.

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THE JEWELERS -175 S. Hohman Street,' Are offering special low prices on all watches to reduce stock. It is worth your while to look them over.

Ladies' Gold Filled Watches with Elgn or Waltham rt " movement, guaranteed 20 years - - - Y"

Gentlemen's Gold Filled Watches with Elgin or Waltham movement, guaranteed 20 years

All clean, new stock, fulJy guaranteed. We are a little overstocked with watches and want to reduce.

SCIENCE

Is applied in our dairy. Ws have more than complied with the state pure food law. Still our prices are no higher than you pay elsewhere.

THE HAvlMOND LAIRY CO. Cor. Oakley Ave and Clinton St.

MONEY Loaned on Pianos. Furniture, Etc. . . MONEY IN TWO HOURS STRICTLY PRIVATE

Hammond Loan and Guarantee Co. Phone 2S7 145 S. Fohman Street

interested in the case as an attorney and he challenged himself.

FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE. Mrs, Zetta Wall, thrown her attorney G. C. White of Hammond, has filed a suit for divorce in the Lake superior court. .Tn the fcornplaint she, alleges that her husband is guilty of crueal and inhuman treatment and that

he has deserted her on v several occasions. She says that he has made unfounded charges against her and -is guilty of calling her vile names. She asks for a divorce, the custody of her child and all other proper relief.

ARE YOUR STORIXG A LOT OV I'JfUSED THIXGS ABOUT . YOUR HOUSES OR OFFICE THINGS THAT A "FOR SALE" AD IX THE TIMES WOn-3 CONVERT INTO MONEY!