Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 14 October 1908 — Page 5

V THE TIMES. a Wednesday. October 14, 1908

HERE AMD THERE IN THE CALUMET REGION

Day's Grist in South Chicago

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HEARD BY EUBE.

KEEPEE OF BLIND PIG FINED BY JUDGE WELLS.

Move Into New Quarters.

The police at Kensington will move into their new quarters on Thursday of this week. It is rumored that there will be a shake-up among the officers and that the station may have a new supervising officer, but the report cannot be credited.

Ejected From Boarding House. George Radcliffe, Stony Island avenue, Parkslde, was ejected from his boarding house last night because he snored and said things in his sleep. John Rallo, the landlord, was the man who created considerable diversion for the neighbors by throwing the star

have no business taking anybody else's

time talking politics. A man who will talk politics by the hour, and on election day run away from the polls has a yellow streak running all the way. through him. Even if the moving of the Chicago, Lake Shore end Eastern shops will take several hundred men away from South Chicago. Still we will manage to pull' through all right. A tour of inspection by Jhe health official in South Chicago might revel the fact that there may be more cases of diphtheria within our limits.' The business men's complimentary smoker tonight at Lincoln hall will no doubt be attended by a large crowd. And speaking about other things

. boarder and his effects into the street. there was some joyous nearis among Radcliffe slept on a cot in the kltch- the baseball fans in South Chicago last en and soon after retiring he began to i night when , the score read 3 to 0. play a symphony on his nasal organ. Thurs far there has been no feasible He ran the scale so loud at times method of electrifying the campaign reaching high C that lie aroused all cigar. -the sleepers In the house and they en- j geveral of tne dem0cratlc leaders in

tered a protest, itaao maue up

James Zajsck of the East Side, was

fined 425 and costs yesterday In Judge

11 you didn't register yesteraay you ng. court for semng liquor with-

EAST CHICAGO fti INDIANA HARBOR

out a license. It Is said that Zajsck was conducting a blind pig near Lake

Calumet.

EAST CHICAGO. Wanted a Change of Venue.

HOUSE DOCTOR MISSING

Sells Gary . Man's While on Way v Greener Fields.

o'clock yesterday afternoon, bringing with them a goodly array of mudhens, ducks and snipe. Miss Hattie Sachariasz will resume her labors in the local postoffice the latter part of next week, and Is reported as rapidly convalescing from her recent illness.

Mrs. John Howard was a Towle Op

era House visitor last evening, wit-

to

his

mind that tea best way to stop the snoring was to throw the boarder ino the street, bo an attempt was made to eject Radcliffe. In the process tables and chairs were overturned and hurled across the room. Finally they both clinched and Rallo exhibited red marks on his throat, where he said the ejected boarderclutched him. . Things quieted down before midnight, When Radclfffe sought another boarding place.

Dies In County Hospital. John Petrovich died this morning In the county hospital from an abscess on th brain, which developed after he had been assaulted in the saloon of I. S. A. Rebac. . Rebac was placed under $10,000 bond yesterday and his wife .was placed under $5,000. They are both in jail, having been unable to furnish the bond. The trouble in the Rebac saloon occurred on September 30, when Petrovich refused to pay for his drinks. Witnesses say that he was struck over the head by the saloonkeeper while his wife held him.

Delays Traffic. A delivery wagon to which was attached a horse, belonging to B. Grossman, 8452 Buffalo avenue, broke down at Seventy-fifth street and Stony Island avenue last evening about 4:30 and delayed traffic for nearly an hour. The place of the accident is the intersection of the Seventy-fifth and

South Chicago were downtown- yesterday arranging to get speakers for the opening of the campaign, the date of which will be announced later. The only reason why we can see that you didn't register Is because you were probably handed a campaign cigar. A South Chicago woman In court the other day said a man had no right to keep anything from his wife. As a matter of fact he can't very well howsoever hard he tries. If they had gotten the baseball scores by innings at the place of registration yesterday the count might have been larger. Of course a little subscription might

be raised in South Chicago and given to the street car company so that they would be able to put a little heat in their cars. Chicago's health officials have just awakened to the fact that the Chicago water , supply is polluted by the waters of the Calumet river at South Chicago. Wonder if they would even give

the Calumet credit for that. The "Times' bulletin board was surrounded by an eager crowd yesterday when the results of the cub-tiger game came in.

The high school team will play Gary

courts, but the limit has been reached

by Andrew Paulinson, a Swede resld

Ing in the south end of the city. Paul

inson was arrested Monday on a' charge

of assault and battery and haled be-

Tpam fore Judge William A. Relland. Not

being perrecuy iammar wun me iaw 'eis iue tost irau.

of Indiana he demanded a change or i. Specter of Olcott avenue yester-

Vienue to Minneapolis. He thought that flay received his annual consignment the Justice would be given him In that of Cunard steamship line tickets and

hot-bed of Swedish residents, and was literature.

apparently vc, mum V"- Mrs. Anrlrow Wirkpv nf One H,m.

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tne local juage lancu iu ace m dred d Forvflfth strPt nnrl Ol

Dr. Hennieen. of Gary, is missing visibility or sucn a course, lie was u av-mip VMt,Priav Pn

and a fine team of mules, belonging to given a three days' continuance,, how- tertalned severai fl.Iends In honor of

Stanlev Gaston of Gary was sold in ever, in wmcn to secure legal assist- M

Michigan City to a man who will now ance, and his case will be called for

have to turn them over to the Gary trial on mursaay morning.

police. I Several East Chicagoans attended the

Dr. Hennigen made his headquarters I g.Cent theater at Hlnes' roller skat-

at Gary and made excursions from that jng. rink in Whiting las.t evening, as

city to various places In the country I jne gUest of the management.

where he raked in shackels, selling

fake horse medicines to the credible

Four Days starting

bunaay Matinee Oct. 11th Matinee Wednesday

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HILDA THOMAS and LOU HALL In the new farcial comedy JANEY

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farmers about the country.

He Is known, to have gone as far The high schol team will play Gary

as Michigan C"y where he disposed of high school's team on Saturday at Saw-

most of his stock on hand and then mill park. A large crowd is desired to

decided to sell his team and buggy, witness tne aeieai v 01 tne uary

the property of Stanley Gaston of Gary, bunch.

He did so and when Mr. Gaston dls- Tne boys' basketball practice has

covered that his outfit did not return been discontinued for an indefinite time

at the proper time he had the police in the surrounding cities make in

quiries as to where Hennigen was last

seen.

The police In Michigan City located the team and they are holding it pending its Identification by Gaston. In the meantime the slick Dr. Hennigen managed to get out of the city and has

gone to parts unknown.

on account of the football season.

The "freshies" are quite proud

of

their football stars, several of whom have been elected on the regular H. S.

team.

Nuff sed! The DeBriae agency schedule loans

amounting to $10,000 during the past

week. The money was all loaned to residents of East Chicago and is to be

used in the 'construction of four new homes, the names of the owners of

which are excluded for obvious reason.

J. D. Williams of Chicago avenue is wlnnln? a warm Tilace in th heart of

Prominent Jewish L3,dieS at local office men these cool days. His

warm lunches certainly touch the spot

Robert Spear, who will shortly

leave for her new home in Indianapo- 1 lis. About twenty ladles were present and an excellent time Is said to have occupied the afternoon of the ladies. Mrs. Wickey proved a delightful hostess and presided with unusual ability at the afternoon tea. Attorney Willis E. Roe has been retained by the defense in the divorce proceedings of Maurice Castleman, the Gary real estate dealer, against his wife. Mrs. Castleman Is now in Rockford, 111., and intends to fight the case, although it has not yet been stated whether a denial or a cross-complaint will be filed. Mrs. J. D. Williams of Magoun avenue visited "The Lost Trail" at Towle's Opera House last evening. PROPERTY LOANS at Roe's Law Offic.

THEY SIARI AID SOCIETY

Stony Island avenue street car lines, and the South Chicago-bound cars over the former line were completely tied up.

MON EV LOANED on good security such as Furniture. Pianos and other personal property QUIETLY and QUICKLY. CHICAGO DISCOUNT CO 188-40 Commercial Ave. South Chicago Room Tel. Bo. Chicago 104 Opsa Monday, Thursday ar.d Saturday eveniags until 9 P M.

Building Permits. The following building permits were Issued by the building department yesterday: 7232 Union avenue, two-story brick fiats, J. Heun ....... $4,500 7241 Emerald avenue, two-story brick flats, A. Zimmerman 4,500 8509-13 Jackson avenue, two-story brick cottage, J. Schor. ....... . 5,600 257-78th street, 1-story frame cottage, L. Lorenson 2,000 11921 Lowe avenue, two-story brick flats, A. O'Donnell 4,000 306-118th street, two-story brick flats, G. , Schmidt 2,500 11717 Parnell avenue, two-story concrete residence, G. Zeukel.. 2,000 8683 Wallace street, one-story brick basement, J. Kane 1,100

DK. CARROLL, Oldest Established SPUC1AI.IST la Chicago treating j DISEASES OF IV1EZV Consultation Fiee Medicine $1.00 Sooth Chicago office, 256 92d St Cor. Houston

HENRY GROSS sPainting and Decoratings PAINT, GLASS, WALL PAFE3 PAINfER'S SURPLUS

So. Chicago

Death Record.

Gertrude Harding, 72, 10200 Wallace avenue. Emma Krohn, 4, 7692 South

Chicago avenue. Don C. Merrick, 1

6440 Ellis avenue. John Spill, 25, 8040

Parnell avenue.

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HERE AND THERE.

9033 Commercial Ave. Tsl. So, Chicax 212

Fred Peulecke Patterns and Models 1 to 36-Horse Powe Marine Engine?. - - - - GENERAL & ELECTRICAL MACHINE WORK. ( S11, Stored. AUTOMOBILES ( Repaired. 0122 Erie Ave. South Chicago TIIOXB 741. A. E. F. HASENCLEVER, M. D. SPECIALIST Treats Skillfully, Nervous, Chronic and all Dis. eases of Women and Children.

Judge Wells presided -at the South Chicago municipal court yesterday

morning.

Mr. P. M. Reilly, superintendent of the Illinois Steel company's foundries, Is in the east inspecting the various

foundries.

Joseph Brown, of the real estate firm

of Young & Brown, of Commercial

avenue, made a business trip to Chi cago yesterday.

Aiany or soutn cnicago a young people are expecting to attend the dance

at Calumet Theater hall tonight

Mrs. John Hoyer of Ninety-ninth street and Avenue J, who has been

very ill at the Baptist hospital in Chi

cago. Is reported to be much improved. The bazaar given by St. Bride's

church at Jones' hall, Windsor Park

will commence next Monday evening and the proceeds will go towards the new church fund.

Consultation Free. Suite 45. Honrs 104.

Phone, West 469. 182 State St. Chlcaw

Telephone Office, 748; Residence 243. South Chlcaffo. FRANK FOSTER ATTORNEY AT LAW. Room 15, Commercial Block. 205 Commercial avenue, - Chicago, III. Residence 9120 Exchange avenue.

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East Chicago Organize ' Yesterday.

(Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., Oct. 14.

first step was taken towards the build

Ing. of a Jewish synagogue in Indiana Harbor yesterday when the Jewish ladies of the city organized the first Jewish Ladies Aid society. The or

ganization is comprised of the fealth-

est and most prominent Jewish fam

ilies of the city and will do splendid work in the raising of funds with

which to complete their church plans.

The ladles are already preparing for

their first grand ball, to be given In

Cohen's hall in about six weeks, and

advertising matter will be distributed

within the next two or three weeks.

The trustees of the association are

Mesdames Cohen, Markovitch and Wol

pert," an dthe following officers have been chosen for the ensuing year:

President Mrs. M. H. Braraan. Vice President Mrs. A Zimmerman. Secretary Mrs. Brenner. Treasurer Mrs Barney Cohen.

and a big decrease In the attendance at local boarding houses is noticeable.

H. C. Van Deusen of the Standard

Nurseries company.-Valparalso, was an

East Chicago business visitor yester-

Brune Schrelber, candidate on on

the democratic ticket for county treas

urer, was looking after those dilapidated fences again yesterday afternoon.

P. Grebner of the Diamond market was a New Carlisle visitor over Sun

day, returning yesterday morning.

Miss Nellie McKay and brother, Blanford, of Beacon street, attended a dancing party at Long's hall last evening. Last night was the regular meeting night of the East Chicago Odd Fellows' lodge. The ritualistic work was exemplified by the degree team. Miss Nellie McKay of Beacon street

and Miss Carrie Busch have declared

their Intention of studying at the

Bush Temple Conservatory of Misuc

during tne coming winter, taking a

course in operatic work.

George H. Lewis of the Calumet

Hardware " company was a Chicago

business visitor yesterday

Miss Florence Lewis of Magoun av-

Mat Brick of near St John, was here! enue was a Chicago visitor yesterday

Monday looking alter Business mat-1 afternoon.

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ters.

Theodore Kammer was at St. John Tuesday evening to attend the meeting 1

of the D. R. K. C. V. society.

A large rrmmber from here attended

the funeral of the late F. P. Keilman

at St John Tuesday.

Bernard Schulte, sr., of Scherervllle,

transacted business here Monday.

F. F. Scheldt was a St. John visitor

Monday.

According to reports, damaging fires have broken out in the woods south

of here. Tuesday evening the farm

ers living in that neighborhood were busy fighting the flames. Whether the

Mrs. Francis Waite of Hammond was

the guest of Mrs. G. E. Hinds of this

city yesterday afternoon.

Several members of the East Chicago

high school will render vocal selections

at the oencert to be given In the near

future by the Bible class of the M. E.

Sunday school.

Timothy Ball, Lake county's historian,

was an East Chicago visitor yesterday afternoon. Mr. Ball, although 93

years of age, is still in the best of health, walks upright and is able to read without the use of spectacles. He Is, in fact, an excellent example of the

effects of proper living, and attributes

fires were extinguished we are unable his longevity to his simple mode of

to tell.

George Gard of here yesterday to business matters.

Schererville, was look after some

LANSING.

Mrs. M. Andrews and son, Sydney,

of West Pullman were visitors in town

this week.

Mrs. Bock was in Chicago Tues

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lange were in

Dolton this week.

W. C. Vanderberg was a Chicago

visitor Monday.

Sheriff's Sale. The date of sale of the steamer "Tourist has been changed to Oct. 14, 1908, 118th street and Calumet river, 3 p. m. sharp. Inquire of William Christy, bailiff municipal court, or Frank Foster, room 15, 9206 Commercial avenue. South Chicago.

FOR SALE Cheap, force and section well pump with point. Hass & Hilton Co., 9187 South Chicago avenue. South Chicago. it.

South Bay Hotel MRS. F.'LUGLE, Proprietor Rates: $2.O0 and $2.50 per day $iO 00 and $12 30 per week INDIANA HARBOR, IND

CARL ANI2RSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR BuilMng and Sidewalks A. SPECIALTY TVlephoa L. H. 663. TLao. 9XU

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w?.S?raLFali.?,r.Winte5 SuIt,?r Overcoat that needs cleaning? We call for and deliver goods to all parts of the Calumet District. Special Attention given to Children's Garments.

J. M. DELANEY & CO. Fancy Cleaners and Dyers

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residence.

i The Bingo cluh has splendidly en- ! tertalned last evening at the home of

Mrs. Edmunds, onBarlng avenue. About

twenty ladles were present and in

dulged In playing the club game, crok-

inole, until a late hour. The funeral of Mrs. Josie Trzinski, of Baring avenue, was held this morning, solemn high mass being recited at St. Stanislaus' church by Rev. Father Bolka, assisted by Fathers Stachiewaki, of Indiana Harbor, and Czerozinski, of the "Whiting church. Interment was made in Holy cross cemetery, West Hammond, under the direction of Andrew Kmles. Mrs. Anna Cowley and infant son of Grand Crossing are spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Cowley's mother, Mrs. Ida Williams of Magoun avenue. Melvin Hascall is still confined to his home with an Injury to his hip, received while playing In the football game against the Oxford A. C. of Chicago last Sunday. He will be able to resume his work within a few days, however, and Mel's smile will perhaps brighten the look of gloom that settled on the countenance of his team when It was prophesied that he would be out of the game for several weeks. Del Funkhousar, the genial constable of Judge William A. Relland's court, la suffering with a severe attack of stomach trouble. Michael Kinney of Olcott avenue left last night for an extended business trip to his former home in Gerard, O. Attorney Pat Keecan was an Indiana Harvor visitor last evening. Messrs. I. Specter, W, L. Cherry, Charles Nelson and P. Keenan enjoyed a hunting trip In the vicinity of Miller's Station Monday afternoon and yesterday. They returned about 2

INDIANA HARBOR.

(jonstaoie (jharies Mulier was a

Qrown Point business visitor this morning.

Attorney Willis E. Roe transacted

business in Chicago today. The Stirling orchestra will hold an

other of their dancing parties at I. O. O. F. hall on Forsyth avenue tomorrow evening. Professor Long of Woodlawn has been engaged to give instructions from S to 9 o'clock, after which the usual reception will be held until midnight. Constable James Lowden and Andrew Fuzy were South Bend visitors yesterday afternoon. When you want that piano of yours tuned or exchanged for a new one write' M. J. Madden, 3332 Michigan avenue, Indiana Harbor. Members of the Royal League and visitors of the league have been notified that a smoker and banquet has been arranged to take place next Friday evening in the lodge rooms In Cline'8 hall, this city. The function will be held in celebration of the league's twenty-fifth anniversary. The order Is one of the finest fraternal and benefit associations In the country and its growth during the past year has been especially marked. M. Sternberg will serve the Friday evening banquet and a good time is assured to all who care to participate in the Joys of the evening. Fred Selubeck of east side has taken a position in the Walker & Barrett market on Michigan avenue, and has moved his family into the flat above the store. Dr. and Mrs. George Orf saw "The Stubborn Clnderilla," at the Princess theater Tuesday evening.

Mrs. J. A. McGranahan and Miss Lulu Brooks have decided to open mil

linery parlors in the Frank building on Pennsylvania avenue, near Michigan, and will commence operations the lat- ! ter part of this week. Both ladies are I experienced milliners and have gained

I quite a reputation by their uniqueness : of design. Miss Brooks recently arrived in East Chicago from her home in Wauceda, Wis., and is especially

well adapted to the millinery work,

while Mrs. McGranahan is a prominent

figure in Harbor social affairs.

The Misses Emma and Kate Bueh-

, holz and Mr. Edward Eckert of Henj derson, Ky., are spending a few days

In this city as the guest of Dr. George

Orf and wife. -

Millinery of quiet elegance is our motto. Those who prefer highest qaull-

ty millinery of modest style will find

such hate at the Little Hat shop, up

stairs, 3332 Michigan avenue, Indiana

Harbor.

Mrs. Rebecca Barker of Chicago was

a Harbor business visitor yesterday,

H. B. Watson of Indianapolis made

his semi-monthly trip to the Harbor yesterday, registering at the Harbor

hotel. Mrs. M. Levin of Chicago arrived to

day and will spend several days at the home of her mother, Mrs. M. Gold-

steen of Michigan avenue.

M. Sternberg and Mrs. A. K. Briggs of Michigan avenue were the guests of friends in Chesterton yesterday aft

ernoon.

Judge G. E. Relland was a Gary legal

visitor yesterday.

Dr. Sauer of Michigan avenue transacted business in Chicago yesterday

afternoon. We wonder if it was base ball?

Miss Stella Kent of Grapevine avenue is spending a few days as the guest of Miss Jennie Szymanski of Commonwealth avenue during the ab

sence of Mrs. J. A. Patterson. Mr,

and Mrs. Patterson left' this morning

on an extended business trip to St

Louis, Mo.

Mrs. Ernest Summers lias moved into the house on Grapevine street ercently

vacated by Mr. and Mrs. John. Bowers

The Misses Jennie and Fronle Bur-

ley of Oakland, Cal., are spending

few days In Indiana Harbor as the

guest of Mrs. Fagan of Commonwealth

venue.

. Miss Lucile Braswell was a South,

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Chicago business visitor Monday afternoon and evening. Mrs. Bart Brlney and Miss Dora Majinski of Fir street were visitors in Chicago last evening. MV J. Madden, Indiana Harbor's piano tuner, Is on the sick list at his home, 3521 Fir street. F. H. Brown, state representative of the Indianapolis Brewing company, was a Harbor business visitor yesterday, spending several hours with local saloon men. F. J. Teal yesterday took j. Schuman of Pennsylvania avenue to St. Margaret's hospital. Schumann Is being treated by Dr. Ansley for typhoid fever and Is reported to have a maglinant case. Mrs. J. Ambroslua of Commonwealth avenue was the guest of friends in Whiting yesterday . afternoon. A meeting of the Polish republic club has been scheduled for Thursday

evening. The meeting will be held ir Ketuck's hall on Cedar street, and wll! be addressed by Candidates Greenwald, Grant and Maack. Attorney P. A. Parks transacted business in Justice Huber's court, In Gary, yesterday afternoon. J. F. Villifred of Pontiac, 111., spent several hours in the Harbor yesterday, renewing old acquaintances among local mill men. There will be a meeting of the Young Men's Republican club in republican headquarters over the state bank tomorrow evening. At this time preparations will be made for participation in the big "Watson meeting at East Chicago on Saturday evening. It Is desired to send at least 100 Harborltes to the local meeting, and a full attendance of the members Is urged. WANTED Something to remove that gloomy feeling that pervades residents of this oity and East Chicago on Bunday afternoons.