Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1908 — Page 6

THE TIMES. Saturdav, October 3. 1D0&

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CROWN POINT NEWS Close Two Deals. Hayes and Junker, the local real estate firm, are as busy as political candidates, and yesterday closed "two important deals whereby two Crown Point business concerns change hands. Fred Rosenthal, who runs, the saloon and hotel on WeRt Jollet street, sold through the above firm, his Interests in the business to Caspar Volver a Chicago man, who recently conducted a saloon in Schererville. Mr. Volver will take, possession at once and will run an up-to-date hotel in connection with the saloon business. Philenus Williams, who has controlled the bus and hack service and the mail delivery to the different depots, sold his interest " to William ("Billy") Meeker, fenrnerly manager and trainer at the Willowdale stock .farm. The deal was closed yesterday and Mr. Meeker is now owner of the business. It is said that he will make improvements in the service and possibly lower the fare to the old standard of 10 cents per trip. Youche Gets Medal. The Crown Point Gun club met at thfir west side grounds yesterday afternoon and shot for the weekly trophy, the medal being awarded to Julian Youche for the highest break out of a possible twenty-five. Youche made a run of twenty-three birds, but missed on the last two and spoiled a clean score. Among the other contestants who shot, and their scores, are: Henry Swartz, IS; Marlon Hoffman, 21; Herbert Barr, 19; George Keiser. IS; John Koss. 15; Neunfeldt, 15; Stuhlmacher, 15. The local team anticipated a match shoot with the Lowell an8 Carsten clubs on next Sunday, but as yet no definite arrangements have been made and probably the contest will be postponed until some future period. The funeral of Mrs. Frank Henderlong, whose sudden death came as a shock to the community where she was so well known, will occur next Monday morning at the Catholic church. Mrs. Henderlong was well known in Iake county and had many relatives i; Hammond, among them being her brothers, Nicholas and George Emmerling. The Center Township Republican club met at their headquarters last evening for their regular weekly session. In the absence of the regular secretary. Attorney Smith was appointed secretary pro tern. A committee was selected to engage speakers, local anrt foreien. to sneak ; at the future meetings of the club. Business connected with the Wi'tson rally at Hammond on Saturday was transacted and the eomn.iittee ,'eport for the occasion """w?T"ireard. '-Y special train, has been chartered and a large delegation lias promised to attend. Other business in connection with the big rally and barbecue on .the 17th of this month was transacted, and the various committees were reported as meeting with signal success in their efforts. Truant Officer Muzzall will take Peter Geleott, the Gary lad who is pronounced Incorrigible, and Benny Hopkins of Hammond, charged with several misdemeanors and infringements of the law, to Piainfield today. Thp vounir lads seem to be entirely reconciled to their fate srnd from their : appearance do not seem to be the hardened young rascals they, were prov- , . en to be. The ball game tomorrow between the R. Z. team of Chicago, who Were defeated last Sunday by a score of 6 to 0 by the local aggregation, will probably be the last game of the season, and a big crowd is expected to witness ,' the contest. Last week s game, in jmite of the score, was pronounced a goo& one and the local team will make an effort to wind up the season in the best possible manner. The several candidates are leaving no stone unturned in their efforts to secure votes, and the democratic activity has been productive of good results in putting vim and vigor into the re- ; publican campaign that started out in an apathetic manner. Each day adds some new phase to the county situation with the democrats steadily and surely losing ground, and It 4 is plain, to be seen that the party shot all its fireworks too early in the game. That manufactured and made-to-order applause at Denver ' cannot be kept up every day in the ordinary walk of life, and all signs point to the truth of the old , adage that "those who laugh last, laughs best." The republicans' turn comes on Nov. 3, and will continue at least for four years more. Postmaster Farley is able to be out after being confined to hla home with malaria for several days. He: is still weak from the effects of his illness and is not able to get about with his usual vim. All the county candidates are In Hammond today "mixing in" with the big crowd at the Watson rally held there tonight. Dr. Warner of Chicago transacted business in town yesterday. A. Murray Turner of Hammond was in Crown Point on business yesterday. Nearly all of our college students have now left for their respective schools. Crown Point furnishes quite a list to the various colleges and schools throughout the country. The Cole family has moved and is now settled in their home on Main street, recently purchased from Claude W. Allman. The democrats are planning quite a reception for Marshall, candidate for governor on thejr ticket, who speaks In Crown Point on Oct. 20, three days after the Watson rally. "That's right; give us a little more Center township politics in The Times columns. We're on earth, and don't you forget it." Crown Point Republi can. Charles Daugherty will spnd the week-end with his family -in Hammond. IF ITS ADVERTISED IT'S WORTH LOOKING IT.

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ROBERTSDALE. Dr. and Mrs. Kohr are entertaining Mrs. Everett Jones of Salem, Mass., and Mrs. Edward Goodey of Quincy, Mass,, at their home In Indiana boulevard. Mr. gchnaudt of the Whit House is suffering from a very painful wound caused by running a nail In his hand. H is -under the care of Dr. Kohr. ' Miss Florence Pinckard returned to her home In Chicago Lawn after spending a week the guest of Mr." and Mrs. Arthur Shoss of One Hundred and Sixteenth street. Mrs. Raff els of. Roberts avenueis recovering rapidly from her recent illness. Mesdames Robert Atchison and Jas. Nicholson visited friends in Hammond Thursday. Mrs. T. Sell of East Side spent the day the guest of her daughter, Mrs. August Homan, of Harrison avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turley are entertaining the latter's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Terry of Cincinnati, O., at their home in Harrison avenue. Mrs. Samland of Harrison avenue visited Mrs. Young In Hammond Thursday. " Miss Daisy Tipton of Englewood is spending a few days here the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Judson of Cleveland avenue. Mrs. Scott Coryell of Roberts avenue spent Wednesday shopping in Chicago. Mrs. A. Roberts -left today to spend the week end in Laporte and South Bend the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. R. Schaaf. Herman Homan .and Edward Barnes saw "The End of the Trail" at the Calumet last eveninvg. Superintendent McDaniels of Hammond visited the Franklin school school Thursday. Elmer Atchison of Roberts avenue was a South Chicago business visitors yesterday. The wedding of Miss Anna Dougherty and Mr. Thomas Bo'ind, both of Indiana boulevard, will take place next Tuesday morning at the Sacred Heart church in Whitrng. Mrs. T. Kohr of Indiana boulevard was the guest of friends In South Chicago Wednesday. Carl Buehler of Indiana boulevard has accepted a position with the Universal Portland Cement company in Buffington, Ind. Mrs. E. S. Davis of Roberts avenue visited relatives in east side Thursday. Mrs. James Landon and Mrs. Charles Eggers were the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cool, in Blue Island Wednesday. Mrs. C. Able of Harrison avenue spent Thursday in Hammond visiting friends. HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM Mrs. V. A. Beckman and son, Clifford, are visiting relatives at Hobart. Mr. Arvid Seaborg presented his wife with a beautiful new piano Thursday. Mr. Claude Collins, who has been in the employ of McCord & Co for some time, has resigned and now holds a position at the Standard Oil company. Mrs. James Box entertained the mem bers of the Junior League at. her home Thursday evening. We understand that free rides will be given the public next Sunday over the new road from Burnham to Gary Ind. The Ladies' Aid and Epworth League combined are planning to hold a bazaar the early part of December. The "Eastern Stars" will not hold their regular meeting Monday night, but will meet and practice lniatory work. They will not have any regular meetings until after the grand chapter meets. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Berg of Su perlor avenue held a sard party Wednesday evening. Those who at tended were Mr. and Mrs. William Drinnan, Miss Anna Giz of Hyde Park and Mr. Victor Anderson. Those who received prizes were Miss 'Anna Ganz, the first prize, and Mr. William urinnan oooDie prize. Atter which a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. Andrer and son, Ernest, of Oak Park is spenting a week with Mrs. Simon Olson of 13534 Buffalo ave nue. Mrs. Sam Olson Is in the city today visiting friends and relatives. TOLESTON. "Literary" at Tolleston. The Toleston high school literary will give its first monthly program next Friday evening, Oct. 9. The exercises will be held in room in the Beveridge school building. The proceeds of the evening will be used toward purchasing a piano for the high school. Besides the orchestra and the best of home talent, the following out of town people will appear: V. A. Beckman of Chicago, a humorist of recog nized merit; Miss Schaaf of Hammond in a number of instrumental selections and Miss Odell of Hobert a violin artist Miss Hattie Jahnke of Whiting is the guest of relatives here for a fewdays. Walter Hood transacted business in Michigan City yesterday. Miss Anna Gibson will spend Sunday in Valparaiso the guest of her sister Miss Senrietta Gibson. Mesdames J. Q. James and E. E Shover were Hammond shoppers yes terday. Mesdames C. C. Gibson and W. E, Gibson visited in Crown Point yester day. Mrs. H. W. Necker and Miss Liah Kline and Mrs. H. J. Neff spent the day in Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Townsley were Hammond visitors Thursday. Miss Paul Conrad visited friends In Hammond Thursday. -

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GARY NEWS Mr. John Jackson, proprietor of the well-known roadhouse bn Ridge road, has not sold out his place of business according to the report circulated In Gary a few days ago. Mr. Jackson says, however, that the party who was to have bought him out was look ing for some cheap advertising. Mr. Jackson says that he Is still at the old stand and that he will be glad to meet his friends the re as of "yore. . The first of the dancing schools to be given by Miss Thorpe was held last night, and a large crowd was In attendance. These dances will be coirtlnued throughout the winter. The members of the Knights of Co lumbus held a smoker In the club rooms of the Gary hotel last night. There was a large number of them In attendance. Plans were also discussed for the big banquet to be given on the 12th. R. H. Hildebrandt, who for some time has been manager of the Calumet Supply company, in this city, has re signed his position with that company. Mr. Hildebrandt is not yet decided Just hat business he will be engaged in the future, but it Is hoped that he may remain in Gary. Attorney J. Glenn Harris will leave this evening for Brlnghurst, Ind., his home, where he will attend the wedding of his sister, which occurs tomorrow night. The banquet of the University club, which was to have been held on Tues day night, has been postponed be cause of the fact that it conflicts with the republican rally which has been set for that date, when Congressman Smith of Iowa will appear vln this city. The banquet will be held there fore on Wednesday night instead- of Tuesday. C. J. Tallman of LaFargeville, N. Y is In Gary today on business with the firm of Harris and'Bretsch. Mr. Tallman is a large property holder In the city, both in lots and residences. The Gary Loan company held a meet ing last night in the offices of Harris & Bretsch and the second quarter ly dividend was declared. The capital stock of the firm was also raised from $5,000 to $10,000. The directors were well pleased with the business done by the firm. The exhibition of the Gans-Nelson pictures last night at the Binzenhof hall was a great success and the fight fans of the city were well pleased with the reproduction. Judge P. D. Fitzgerald and Officer Gus Neuman were at East Chicago yesterday attending a venued case. Leonard Fitzgerald, superintendent of the waterworks, will go to Chicago this afternoon, where he will see the game of the Maroons and the Purdue team. Gary High School" Notes. The football teams are doing some good practice work now and are think ing of getting a game with Whiting in the near future. This cold weather put an end to the bug hunting" by the zoology class. It is reported that Charles Hyman will be back to school again after a week's illness. Most of the scholars are looking for ward to Friday night when the "test" will be over. The principal says that there shall be "no loafing in the halls. The Emmerson school is progress ing rapidly and the scholars are look ing forward to the time when they will be in the best school in northern In diana. Several new scholars have arrived in the high school. The football player sees his name. In print most every day; He works like sixty at the game. Without a cent of pay. lie gets his back put out of joint, But does not mind at all. If he can only score a point, Or swiftly pass the ball. 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. LOAN OFFICE Money loaned on anything valuable. L. Gottlieb, No. 20 11th avenue. MUNSTER. Mrs. r. Moleaar, Jr:, was In Chicago yesterday visiting friends. Mrs. Von Der Wal visited friends in Chicago yesterday. Miss Jtuby M. Wilson is spending the week end at Crown Point. Miss Etta Henderson is visiting rela tives in Hobart over Sunday. Mrs. J. Wagner is suffering from a bad case of quinsy. Mrs. J. Munster, Cr., visited her daughter, Mrs. IT. S. Dougherty, in Highlands yesterday. Mr. E. S. Sandhoff of Lincoln, Neb. was here yesterday visiting friends. BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CATARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell an.t completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co' Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. I is taken internally and made in Toledo Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials frte. Sold by Druggists. Price 76o per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills lor co&atj ot!on.

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"Uncle Tom's Cabin" will be played tonight In Strattan's opera house, . "A number of Foresters from here are planning on attending the meeting of the high court, which will be held at Lowell on the 7th and Sth Inst. Mrs. C. C. Carstensen visited friends In Chicago Friday. Mrs. A. D. Deutsche and her sister. Miss .Evelyn Dearth, returned home Tuesday from their visit at Grand Ridge. 111. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Strom were Chi cago visitors yesterday. Charley Passow of Chicago vlslte-d here with his parents Thursday. Mrs. Henry Ols and daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Tree of Gary, were In Hobart yesterday. Mrs. Sherman H. Henderson was a visitor with friends In Chicago yesterday. Fred C. Meyer of Greenville, Mich., and his father from Chicago, are visit ing relatives In Hobart this week. Miss Zula Fink of Hobart is at La porte this week visiting friends. m Mrs. Frank Belkow is visiting friends In Chicago. A number from Lake Station were over last evening to attend the Forester meeting. Mrs. John Gordon, who has been visiting relatives in Canada for several months, returned to her home Wednesday. Quite a number of our old soldiers, some being acocmpanled by their wives, were in Hammond yesterday to attend the annual Lake county brigade reun ion. John Sarey visited friends in Val paraiso yesterday. Mrs. Tuthill and daughter, Mrs.Henry Robins, were visitors at Valparaiso yesterday. Albert Borman has moved his family to Toleston to reside. Mr. Borman is engaged in real estate business in Gary and Toleston. All are cordially invited to attend our opening of fall millinery this week, Friday and Saturday. Beautiful creations at very low prices. Riffey & Langbln, Hobart, Ind. LOWELL. Literary exercises were held In all the rooms of our public schools Friday, at which a fine program was rendered and enjoyed by a large number of visitors. Harry Hayden, who drives the Geo. Hoevet grocery wagon, was taken vio lently 111 while performing his duties Friday. A physician was hurried to his side, and at this time he Is re ported as resting easier. Mrs. H. C. Peters and Mias Maud Williams of Crown Point were calling on Lowell friends Friday. Miss Tillie Frey of Chicago is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Frey. A fine new iron gate and arch has been placed at the driveway in southwest corner of our new cemetery. On the arch is inscribed the words: "Lowell Cemetery, 1908." Hon. Edgar D. Crumpacker will open the republican campaign tonight when he speaks in the Lowell opera house on political Issues of the day. Arrangements have -been perfected to give Mr. Crumpacker a rousing recep tion. The marching club on horseback aim iuoi win paraae tnrough our streets, and it is expected that a large number from all parts of the county will be in attendance. ST. JOHN. Mrs. Rose Grebing, from Chicago, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gerlach. W illiam W. MacMahon, democratic candidate for judge of the superior court of Hammond, was a visitor here today. William Russell, from Brunswick was here on business today. Mrs. Henry Schumacher, from Schererville visited wltlT relatives here yesterday. Christ Glade, from Bemis, 111., tran sacted business here today. George M. Gerlach made a business trip to Chicago Friday. Adolph Russell, from Kruetzberg, was here on business today. . A large number of friends and relatives arrived here Friday morning from Chicago, to pay their last tribute to the late Mrs. Seehauscn, attending her funeral today. Twelve double-seated rigs were needed to take the crowd to Hanover Prairie. Miss Margaret Boecker is the guest of her parents at present. GHAMFION HAY PRESSES, 4-H otic I ach ed Power Prma, 6 atrok of pioneer to ; filrie end hitch, aelf-fred automatic block dropper, two to three tona per Hour. It can also be nurd aa a amal belt power preaa with grawolene englnt The old re liable 2-horae Full Circle Pres, large feed opening: long; plunger travel, btu been on th market for twenty Teara. Thousand In nae. Ala full line of Steam Power Preaaea. Write for prices and terms. Famous Mfg. Co. 62 Chicago Ave. Ea. Chicago, Ind CHICHESTER S PILLS V THE DIAMOND HB1M). A Ladles! Ask ysnr ItruEg-tnt for I'llls in lied tnd bald metallic' at-ahes-tcr's JNsmond Brand, Wes. scaled with Blue Ribbon. Take mm thp. nv nt tmp Draerist. AsitforCUi-OlitS-TEH it lIAMo.I RBAND FIXLS. for S3 yeinknom as W. Ssfest.fclwsys ReMsblo

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WHITING NEWS Wedding Next Monday. t The wedding of Miss Mary Zurbriggen and Mike Jones will take place at the Sacred Heart church Monday morn ing, the ceremony to be performed by Rev. J. B. ' Berg. Both young people are popular In this city, the groom be ing In the grocery business on Fast One Hundred and Nineteenth street. The wedding promises to be a real swell affair. I. Engelsteln, formerly of East Chi cago, but now of South Chicago, transacted business in Whiting yesterday. Mr. Engelsteln Is now proprietor of a frlutt store at 8716 Houston avenue, South Chicago. Mrs. Howard Gregg . of the Pederson flats has moved to Hyde Park, 111. Mrs. John Morrison of New York avenue was in Chicago Thursday on business. Ida Beckett of John street, who has been 111 with typhoid fever Is now able to sit up again. No other mem bers of the family has taken the dis ease. Mesdames L. H. Mattern and Geo. W. Jones went to Chicago yesterday to visit Mrs. Jordan of Point Richmond, Cal., who Is in a Chicago hos pital. Mrs. Jordan is reported as im proving quite rapidly. Several of the Whiting members of Golden State Rebekah lodge, No. 52, went to East Chicago last night, where they were the quests of Miriam lodge, D. of R., of that city. Those who went from Whiting are loud in their praise for the hospitality shown them their sister order. Have Headquarters. The democrats of Whiting can now boast of a permanent headquarters. The committee have rented quarters over the Spurrier hardware store at 12 One Hundred and Nineteenth street. A' large banner will be huner out in the front to make the place conspicuous, so it will be seen by all the democrats who happen Into town. The location is an excellent one, being centrally located. The walls have been hung with the pictures ,of the different candidates. The place will be open at all times of the day and evening. The committee are trying to arrange to have some party stay there during the day, but have already arranged for a prty to be in charge during the evening. No definite arrangements have been made by Secretary Hickey yet in regard to having public speakers come to Whiting; but he is expecting to have a few rousing gatherings before the campaign is over. Miss Alma Mettier of Fischrupp avenue is visiting with relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Flnley moved yesterday from Davidson place to the house at Sheridan avenue and One Hundred and Seventeenth street. Mrs. William Walker, Sr., of New York avenue spent yesterday at Hammond as the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. Joseph Beardsley, in Hammond. Mrs. Harry Scott of Ohio avenue entertained several friends at dinner yesterday, among the out of town visitors being Mesdames Dersenroth and Wallace of Chicago. Mrs. Lampman and daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rouveaux, were Chicago visitors yesterday. Miss Edna Barbour of Iowa has been engaged by the board of education to teach the third grade of the public school which was left vacant by the resignation of Miss Beulah Arney, who went to Goshen, Ind., to teach. Fort Rent Two front furnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. Apply 342 Fred street. Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Carey moved yesterday from Sheridan avenue to the new NedJI house In Lfiporte avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard have moved from the Emmet flat in One Hundred and Nineteenth street to the, Kammer cottage in Sheridan avenue. The members of the Robertsdale Pedro club, including Mesdames M. Helman and. Canner of Whiting, will form a theater party this evening and go to Chicago, where they will see "The Lion and the Mouse" at McVickers. The Whiting high school assembly room was the scene of a lively debate yesterday afternoon. The subject. Resolves "That assassination is justified in connection with the reading of Julius Caesar," brought forth some very enthusiastic discussions. The school was evenly divided, half being on the negative and the other half on the affimative side. The negative were victorious, winning by one point. The high school faculty acted as Judges. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fox, who have been spenting several weeks at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Fred J. Smith of Oliver street, have .returned to their home in Laporte, Ind. The Whiting high school football team are trying to arrange a game with the East Chicago team to be played in the near future. Mrs. Winkler of Hammond spent yesterday with Whiting and P.obertsdale friends. Mrs. W. Milligan and daughter, Rae, were in South Chicago yesterday. Mrs. E. Ward and daughter. Vera, of AVaukesha, and Mrs. J. C. Ton were Riverdale visitors Thursday. Mr. Troutman was a Chicago visitor Thursday. F. V. Clements was in Hammond Thursday. Miss Laura Heims of Blue Island is visiting her cousin. Miss Emily Vanderberg for a few days. A member of Lansing and Oak Glen high school students attended an entertainment given by the "Williams' Jubilee Singers" at the high on Thursday night.

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