Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 95, Hammond, Lake County, 8 October 1908 — Page 6

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Thursdar, October 8, 1908.

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CROWN POINT NEWS Third Day Trip of Tourists. The third days' trip of the 1,000-mile reliability run of the week the Chicago Motor club, is the promoter, is taking: place today, and most of the machines had checked at the Baker garage before 7 o'clock this morning, going from here to Valparaiso, the next checking station. The third days' run include the South Bend circle, with a return to Chicago by way" of Hammond, seventeen machines started in the contest. The democrats held their weekly meeting at their headquarters last night and listened to short talks by John Gavlt of Hammond and Johannes Hopelke of Crown Point. Mr. Hopelke spoke' on the liquor traffic and some of the abuses the saloonkeeper was subjected to. A good attendance is reported. Central Music hall was packed to the guards last evening, with an audidence to witness the moving pictures of the Passion Play. A faithful portrayal of the events in the life of the Savior was realistically shown on the curtin. The performance will be repeated" this evening. , The Center township republican club will have the honor of listening to William H. Kliver of Gary, candidate for representative at their regular meeting on Friday night, headquar ters over Scheddell's drug store. Mr. Kliver Is ah honest, forcible speaker and will handle the leading questions of the day In the same manner. A good attendance is requested and the democrats are especially invited. An itinerant band of Gypsies with the ever present "monk held the boards on Crown Point srteets yester day afternoon. They were headed for the southland. The football game between the Chi cago Heights high school team and the Crown Point high school, which will occur at the old fair grounds on Saturday afttprnoon. Is arousing great interest among the football enthusiasts on account of the rivalry which was displayed between the teams in last year's games. Each team Is confident of winning this game, and the specta tors will no doubt see an exciting contest. The Evangelistic meetings at the Presbyterian church, conducted by the Rev. Chester Birch, continue to draw good audiences and great Interest is being taken in the work. The meet ings will continue Into next week. Mrs. John H. Lehman and Miss Anna Hoffman have issued invitations for a card party on the afternoon of Friday, Oct. 9. Mrs. Henry Groman of Milwaukee Wis., is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Dinwiddle. Airs. John Black is making a two or threeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs, James Shepard of Avrora, 111. uierK snortridge attended- the su perior court at Hammond yesterday A trip to the tropics (?). A ride on the Erie milk train. ; Miss Belle Peterson and Mrs. Harry D. Swartz were Chicago visitors yes terday. Billy Meeker, who recently pur chased the Williams 'bus business, will take charge next week. At last two other noted speakers will be- in Crown Point to help out at the Watson day celebration. The af ; fair lias already been noised throughout northern and central Indiana and many prominent republicans will be present. The jail construction is progressing rapidly and the work on the court house is being finished. Crown Point's two public buildings will soon be com pleted and will add much to Its present adornment. Rev. Both of the Lutheran church transacted business in Hammond yes terday. Joseph T. Atkins attended the meet ing of the Twelfth cavalry at Ham mond yesterday. Miss Beulah Cressen of Hammond 1 visiting Crown Point friends for a few days. iay ui me menas qi tne young couple attended the wedding of Miss Maggie Schaefer to Mr. Wachter o St. Johns yesterday. Frank Gavit of Whiting transacted legal business in Crown Point yester day. Cnaries Meeker transacted business , in Hammond yesterday. The court house lawn is being lev eiea ana put into shape this week, and wjll be all ready for Crown Point people to lounge on next spring Mrs. George Fisher was a Chicago : visitor yesterday. Among the Crown Point politician that attended the republican meetin in Hammond yesterday were: Messrs Johnson, Mack, Jones, Bailey and Bib- ; lerAttorney Bruce transacted legal business in Hammond yesterday. . ROBERTSDALE. Miss Ruth . Loomls, Josephine and Frtda He Rolf of Hammond were the guests of Miss Josephine Jewett of Indiana boulevard, Monday. Mrs. Fred Leverenz of Harrison avenue, visited relatives in ast Side, Monday. Mrs. James Landon is lntertaining her sister, Mrs. Fred Collins of Blue Island, 111. . , Mr. and Mrs. Miles Clarke and family of South Chicago spent the forepart of the week the guests of the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Dougherty "of Indiana boulevard. Rev. Rilling of . Napersville. the presiding elder of this district will deliver a sermon at the Evangelical church Friday evening. All are welcome. After the services a business meeting will be held at which the' trustees and

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quested to be present. Misses Emma Smith and Ethel Jewett spent the day visiting friends In Indiana Harbor. Messrs. William Eggers and Julius Linneman attended the south side ball game Tuesday. Miss Glady Turley of Lincoln avenue is suffering with an attack of tonsilltis. Mrs. Ed Holmes of Harrison avenue was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. ackson In Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Henry Fick of Harrison avenue, was a Hammond visitor, Tuesday. Miss Sofa Sell of Harrison avenue. is spending a week In Chicago the guest of Mrs. Boer. Miss Kate Bader of Harrison avenue entertained friends from East Chicago last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atchison and children of Roberts avenue enjoyed a day's outing In Lincoln Park, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. DavenpoVt of Cleveland avenue are entertaining out of town relatives. Mrs. D. B. Hunt and daughter, Avis of Hammond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jewett, yesterday. Charles Smith of Reese avenue at tended the south side ball game in Chicago, Monday. Miss Marie Selinger of East Side spent the day visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Eggers of Roberts avenue. Mrs. E. Rathburn of Roberts ave nue, saw Tne tna or tne x ran at Towle opera house, Tuesday evening. A bright baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Petereon in Harrison avenue, Tuesday morn ing. Mother and son doing nicely. Ed Freese of Roberts avenue, took the first degree in the I. O. O. F. lodge in Whiting, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Cahrles Allen and sister. Miss Katherlne Schraittle of Harrison ave nue, spent Tuesday visiting in Chi cago. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Place of Indiana boulevard, a little baby girl. Wednesday morning. Mother and daughter getting along nicely. ST. JOHN. Schaefer-Wachter Wedding. A beautiful wedding was celebrated Wednesday morning in the St. John's Catholic church when Miss Margaret ter, both from St. John. The ceremony ter, both from St. oJhn. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. M. Buchert at 10 o'clock amid a very large num ber of relatives and friends. Miss Car rie Schaefer, sister of the bride was maid of honor and Miss Amelia Wachter was bridesmaid. The groom was attended by John Wachter and Ed ward Echaefer. The tnae was charmingly dressed In a gown of white silk and carried a bouquet of roses and ferns. Following the ceremony the guests gathered at the home of the bride. A dance and reception were held at the hall on Spring Hill grove, where the guests enjoyed themselves to a late hour. The young couple re celved the congratulations and beet wishes of their many friends through out the county, where they are well known and were lthe recepients of many valuable and beautiful presents Mr. and Mrs. William Jourdain.from Chicago, are the guests of relatives here. ' Joseph Bohling and family from Hammond attended the SchaeferWachter wedding today. Ed. Hart, from Schererville, tran sacted business here Wednesday. r. bamueison, from Chicago, was here on business today. Nicholas Ludwig,"" from Cedar Lake was a visitor here Wednesday. Dad Harrington, the overseer of the woodchoppers camp, was here today, shaking hands with his many friends. He expects to close some more tim ber deals in the near future around here. The parents of the bride, Mr. "and Mrs. John Schaefer, celebrated at the same day their silver wedding anni versary. TOLESTON. Miss Ruth Clarke of Hammond was the guest of friends here yesterday Miss Minnie Gunther of Hammond returned home after visiting here for a few days. Mrs. Arthur Fisher is entertaining her mother and sister of Lowell for few days. Mrs. Chester Stewart and son of Elston, 111., was the guest of rela tives here yesterday. A party of young folks from this city spent the evening at the skating rink in Gary last night. Among those who went were Misses Carrie Seeberg er, Bessie Matson, Matilda Deidel, Ona Shaver and Louise James. Miss Deidel acted as chaperon. Mrs. H. W. Decker is on the sick list Mrs. A. Hoelpke and daughter, Hele, were Hammond visitors yesterday. T. H. Nichols of Chicago transacted business here yesterday. Miss Martha Schaaf of Hammond gave the regular music and drawing lessons at the Beveridge school today Mr. Harry Hood and family, wh have been living in South Bend for few weeks, have returned to Toleston where they will now make their home, HESSVILLE. Miss Dora Natkl of Macatawa Mich., is visiting Hessvtlle relatives Mrs. Joseph Arden of East Chicago spent yesterday here. Mr. Barganz and family will move to East Chicago soon. , Mrs. Plush and children of Chicago are visiting at the home of Charles Williams. Mr, Joseph Hess is very low. illss Ruth Carter of Hammond vis ited the Hessvllle school Tuesday. Miss Elma Mjelenz is recovering:.

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GARY NEWS Watchman on Guard. Last night the danger of incendiary fires in the vicinity of the old Faulkenau Construction company camps was greatly mitigated last night by the presence of two watchmen who will watch the buildings for the next few days. One of the wajchmen were hired by Attorney Clarence Bretsch who owns several buildings in the vicinity, and hother watchman was put on by H. C. Smith, who also owns buildings in the vicinity. The watchmen were armed to the teeth and were instructed to shoot any one found attempting to set fire to the houses. Gary hotel serves club breakfasts. 0 cents to $1. Served 6:00 a. m. till 9:30 a. m. Attorney Clarence Bretsch, William H. Kliver and Edward Wickey.left late esterday afternoon from Gary for Ross station, where they were booked o hold a political meeting. They reelved word so late in the afternoon that it was necessary to travel across country to get to the village. An en thusiastic meeting was held. . Gary hotel serves dinner from 5:30 il' 8 p. m,, 60 cents. J. F. Thaw of Cleveland was in the city yesterday on business. William Bloodget, the well-known correspondent of the Indianapolis News, was in Gary Tuesday night and left yesterday morning. Mr. Bloodget stayed at the Gary hotel and was much surprised when he was awakened at 4 o'clock in the morning by the sound of pistol shots. The correspondent said that the noise listened like a story, and ' was abreeably surprised when he found that a large barn was burning in . the vicinity and he had a chance to se how they fought fires in Gary. Gary hotel serves Noonday lunch. served from 11:30 a. m. till 2:00 p. m., 40 cents. The funeral of Paul Kennell, the 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Kennell, was buried yesterday afternoon in Toleston. Undertaker Jones was in charge. Attorney George Manlove was in Hammond yesterday. Why cook when you can get a Sun day dinner at the Gary hotel at 75 cents, served from 12:00 till 2:30 p. m. Miss Marie McKenna, Miss Lot ta and Belle Donovan of Eat Chicago were n Gary last night at the Gary skat ing rink. Loan Office Money loaned on any thing valuable. L. Gottlieb, 20 Eleventh avenue. Mr. E. F. Johnson of Hammond, the insurance man, was in Gary yesterday on business. School Items. Another change in the program took place today for the benefit of the scholars that come in on the trains. The principal and music teacher made a trip to Chicago to look after a piano that is to be in the high school rooms. In some of the towns of Lake coun ty the pupils do not get their report cards until the Wednesday after the examination week, but in the "city of Gary" the scholars may have their re ports the following Monday morning. "This shows what Gary high school IS." NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Whereby Otto C. Borman sells his half Interest in the Tolleston Auto com pany to Mr. Wm. L. Cole of Dillonvale, Ohio Mr. Coles hereafter will receive the business under the same name. Tol leston Auto company, and xtumi the responsibility of all bills payable or receivable. OTTO C. BORMAN. WM. L. COLES. Tolleston, Ind. NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION. Whereby O. C. Borman sells his half interest in the Borman Watson Drug company of Tolleston, Ind., to Dr. J. C. "V atson, and said Dr. J. C. Watson as sumes responsibility of all bills pay or receivable to said firm. BORMAN-WATSON DRUG CO. NOTICES. If you are looking for a clean neigh borhood to build a home In, 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 214, Gary building, Gary, Ind. MERRILLVILLE. A party was given on Monday evening at the residence of Mrs. Iddings in honor of Mrs. M. J. Hyde of Wis consin. A few of the ladles of Merrlllville met with' the Magazine club at the residence of Mrs. George Hayward at Hobart. Mrs. Sam White is visiting in Gary today, the guest of Mrs. Grace Nlksch. Mrs. Claud Pierce is on the sick list this week. Missionary tea at the residence of Mrs. Iddings Friday afternoon. Ev ery one invited. How's This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. We. the undersigned, have known F, J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by Ms Arm. WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Testimonials sent' free. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall'8 Family Pills for con stipaUon.

Some of those present were William Winterhoff, W. C. Vandenberg. C. Int Hout, J. Schmeuser, B. T. Bishop, J. C. Ton, A. Hottenger, George Philips, William Busach. Frank Homer, John Voss. Jacob Heinz, Fred Vierk and William Tesch. After passing a few resolutions they adjourned to meet Oct. 10, when they will perfect a permanent organization and elect permanent officers.

HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM A. P. Allen Is very seriously ill at this writing. Miss Geraldine Scott of Whiting is making an extended visit with the family of James Aker. Mrs. John Brannan, Jr.. was called to Columbus, Ga., this week on account of the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Howard Dutcher. W. G. Harrington is taking a trip out among the western, states this month. Ed. Vanaisdel is In South Dakota xn business this week. MONON. Mrs. George Bestey and Mrs. Harry Kassans of East Side attended the meeting of the Eastern Stars here Monday night. Mrs. Gustave Korthaus was taken to the Washington Park hospital Tuesday afternoon. Miss Edith Fisk, stenographer in the auditing department at the Western Steel Car and Foundry company, has returned to her work after a three months' vacation. Miss Lena Reed entertained several of her friends Tuesday night at an old-fashioned "Taffy Pull." The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will hold their meeting at the church Thursday afternoon at 2:30. It is desired that all members be pres ent, as plans are being made for the winter's work. CI.ARK STATION. Mrs. F. Behn was a Chicago shopper yesterday. The Clarke Station White Sox will play the Edgewater baseball juniors here Sunday at 2:30 in the afternoon. Mr. J. James of Chicago is now a citizen of this place. Mr. H. B. Lunn, a white sox fan, saw the sox lose the pennant to Detroit Thursday. VALPARAISO. Turner Not Guilty. The Jury In the celebrated Turner case, which has been on trial in the Porter superior court for about a week, yesterday morning brought in a verdict of not guilty after having been out about fifteen hours. During most of the night the Jury stood from 5 to 7 for conviction, but finally agreed up on a verdict of not guilty after Judge Tuthill had instructed the members not to consider the embezzlement charge. The case is qne that has attracted great interest all over the county for the defendant. Mr. Frank A. Turner is one of Valparaiso's most prominent real estate dealers. He is an officer in the Presbyterian church and his faml ly is prominent in society circles. Mrs. Turner being a daughter of the late Sam Skinner, one of the wealthiest men in the county. Mr. Turner was accused of obtain ing money under false pretenses and of accepting two fees in a large real estate deal and it is with great pleasure to his many friends that he has been found innocent of the charges against him. Marion Bailey of Lizton, democratic candidate for auditor of state, and John Isenbarger of North Manchester the same party's candidate for state treasurer, are in the Vale today. Eugene Chafin, candidate for presi dent on the prohibition ticket, spoke to an enthusiastic audience of about 1.900 citizens and students in the University auditorium Tuesday afternoon. GRIFFITH. The republicans here expeect to have a rousing time Friday evening. A public meeting is to be held in Russell's hall at which good speakers will address the people on the issues of the day. The 9-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Allen was burled yesterday. It had not been well for some time. Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved parents. Mrs. "William Govert who has been quite sick, is somewhat improved at the present. J. Grimmer made a trip to Lowell yesterday. E. F. Schofield is working as flagman in H. C. Dutton's place for a few days. A musical recital at the home of Mrs. Boesen was given last night by some of the pupils of Miss Huntington. A pleasing program was rendered and enjoyed by the parents and a large number of Interested friends present. The correct position at the piano, careful finger technic and artistic shading are, the results of studious and methodical preparation on the part of both pupils and teacher. The following pupils recited: Rose Grimmer, Pauline Russell, Margaret Boesen. Frieda Penning and Master Paul Russell. LANSING. Mrs. John Schroeder and son were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mr. Troutman was in Chicago yesterday. Some of the business men of Lansing held a meeting in the village hall Monday night, and organized a business men's club. Temporary officers were elected, consisting of J. C. Tow president, and B. T. Bishop, secretary.

WHITING NEWS

Fortnightly Club Meets. The Fortnightly club, held their reg ular bi-weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry Beaubien of Laporte avenue. The forepart of the evening was spent, in considering the revision of constitutional amendments and by laws, after this was discussed to good advantage a spelling bee was conduct ed by the president of the club. Miss Lila Schoeneman. This proved to be very amusing and the last one to be spelled down was Mrs. G. H. Fifleld. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Jesse Brinker of Ohio avenue. Enjoy Oyster Supper. The school teachers of the public and high schools formed a party Tues day evening and went down to Lake Michigan at the foot of Sheridan ave nue, where an oyster supper was served. The gathering proved to be an agree able one and a very pleasant evening was spent. Mrs. J. McGoff and daughter, Anna May of Bast Chicago, spent yesterday visiting Whiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ingraham of John street, were in Chicago Tues day. A. L. Thomas and family have moved from 305 John street, to East One Hundred and Nineteenth street. Mesdatnes D. B. Purlngton, "Wesley Thorpe and James Burton saw Grau stark at the Great Northern theater in Chicago yesterday afternoon. The auxiliary of the O. E. S. met yesterday afternoon at the home in Mrs. James Twllt one Oliver street. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Place of Indiana boulevard, are the proud parents of daughter which was born yesterday morning. Mr. Place is a member of the popular firm of Heyden & Place of the Whiting Supply company. "Connie" Metter, the butcher for the firm, is the authority for the statement that his employer is wearing a smile that won't come off. Mrs. Place, before her marriage was Miss Sophia Schrage, youngest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schrage. The little lady came into the world smiling to think that her grandfather was the richest man in Whiting. ...... Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carmody yesterday moved into their beautiful new home in Indiana boulevard. Mr. and Mrs. Reed and family moved from Gary yesterday to the Pedersen flat in Sheridan avenue and One Hundred and Nineteenth street. Miss Clara . Murdoch, a graduate nurse from the Chicago Baptist hospital in Chicago, is here spending several days as the guest of her uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Swartz of Sheridan avenue. Miss Murdoch Is recovering from the effects of a recent operation for appendicitis. Mrs. William Griffith of Ohio avenue left yesterday for Indianapolis as a delegate from the Whiting order of Pythian Sisters, to the Grand convention, which is in session there. Mrs. Geo. W. Jones has also an eligible delegate from the local order, but was unable to attend. Mrs. Geo. W. Jones of One Hundred and Nineteenth street will leave Monday for a trip to Pt. Richmond, Cal. Mrs. Jones will accompany Mrs. Jordon home. Mrs. Jordan came here for a visit from California several weeks ago and taking sick is unable to return home unaccompanied. Mrs. William Bollinger of Ohio avenue, has returned to the St. Anthony's hospital in Chicago to undergo another operation to her throat for tubercolosis of the glands. Miss Gertrude E. O'Nell of Sheridan avenue went to Hyde park yesterday to remain for a few days as the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Stenhouse. Miss Lillian Callahan of Pennsyl--ania avenue, was in Chicago yesterday. .Whiting High School Notes. Joseph Peceny and James McCormick went to East Chicago Thursday evening to arrange for the game of foot ball between the Kast Chicago and Whiting high school boys, which will be played Saturday afternoon. The East Chicago boys are certain that they will defeat Whiting, but they will have to go some, e-en though the locals have had scarcely any practice this year. The freshmen and sophomores of tha local high school have organized a basketball team and have elected Oscar Ahlgren as manager, and Floyd Eaton as captain. The team will now begin securing challenges. The "Whiting high school girls and boys .expect to put in somejfood work this year, as they have much better facilities for playing. Goebel's Opera House has been se cured for playing and the athletes are now busy preparing their quar ters for the coming games. The board of education have alBo come to tiie rescue and will have tne place cleaned out every week. The lineup this year -consists of several different members, but with practice will no doubt become as good as those of last year's team. The first literary program to be given by the Whiting high school will be held in the Auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 2:35 p. m. Mottoes as Injunctions. A motto is rery much the fashion these days. If you see an office without some sort o injunction on the walls you may be satisfied that the occupant is either behind his generation or ahead of it.

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