Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 115, Hammond, Lake County, 31 October 1908 — Page 5

Saturday, October 31, 1908,

THE TIMES.

GARY

LAND

ALLEGED BOBBERS BELEASER FBOM CUSTODY

Walter Wolf and Wm. Rogers Get Their Liberty, After Betas Grilled. ' Walter Wolf and William Rogers, who have been under arrest on the .charge of having held up and robbed Frank Bough, the Gary resort keeper, I were released after a severe grilling In Justice Fitzgerald's court. The trial lasted practically the whole afternoon, the attorneys on both sides fighting hard. . A, W. Kiccum, the bartender for Bough, who should have been one of the strongest witnesses for the state testified that he could not absolutely Identify the two that invaded the place two weeks ago and held up the proprietor. Frank Bough still suffers from the gun shot that he received in the hooting.

PLUMBHTB PERMIT ISSUED. The first permit to be issued on the recent eewer tapping license was. Issued yesterday to C. H. Maloney & Co. The permit is for local sewer Nol 1 In the first addition to the Gary Land

company's subdivision. The ordinance

was -passed Oct. 7. HOSPITAL EXPRESSES THANKS,

Itetunied Thank to the Ladies Who

. Worked for the Benefit of Mercy Hos-

' jiital on "Tag Day." i

The Sisters of Mercy hospital wish to'

acknowledge their appreciation and thanks for the good;work done by the

ladles, who so generously distributed

the "tags." and also those who so

generously contributed.

GARY BRIEFS.

HEARD BY RUBE.

Rev. L. W. Applegate made a busi

ness trip to Valparaiso yesterday.

Attorney II. W. Call went to Chicago, yesterday on professional business.

Miss Hulda Laggerwill attend the

theater in Chicago tomorrow night.

C. Oliver Holmes went to Chicago on

business yesterday.

Coroner Dr. E. M. Shanklin of Hara-

fnond was in Gary yesterday looking

after his political fences. Miss Grace Call will spend the week

end with friends and rcip.tives in Greencastle. Ind. E. H. Snow of Chicago, representing the American Contractor, was in Gary yesterday on business. J. C. Morrow and II. K. Morrow of Blissfield, Mich. were in Gary, yesterday visiting Mr. Clarence Brctsch and Mr. Phillips of this city. Dr. E. M. Shanklin, candidate for coroner, was in the city yesterday looking over the situation. lie was entirely satisfied with the way things looked. 1 George O'Donnell of the Gary hotel was in Hammond yesterday on busi

ness. One of the best attendance that was ever had at a dancing school went to the weekly dance last night in the Hall building, corner of Sixth avenue and Broadway. The dance was given by Miss Thorpe, the instructor. Rev. Dismeler of the German M. E. church of Hammond was in Gary yesterday for the purpose of transacting business in connection with the new German M. E. church, which he Is thinking of establishing in the city. The plans, however, have not gone very far.

Just two more of those anxious days

dear candidate and "twill all be over.

The sand at the Shriners ball last

night was just at the temperature to suit everybody.

Chief Morton has arrested a cow, a

horse and a billy goat during the past week. The next thing that the genial chief will be having at the station will be -"Maud."

As this Is Hallowe'en it would be

Just like some Individual to cart away

Bryan's platform. .

The Chicago Journal has been do

ing such wonderful work in Gary of

late that Bryan ought to be greeted

by an enormous crowd tonight.

Why cook when you can get a Sun

day dinner at the Gary hotel at 75

cents, served from 12 to 2:30 p. m. Between times you might get a few Bample ballots and practice where to place your mark. A big blue cross over the eagle and you -will have done effective work. "- Even if Bryan does stop fifteen min

utes in Gary he will hardly have time

to inspect the local police station.

Everyone In Gary seems to have the

skating craae. Of course, there are a

few who don't use rollers when they

get their's on.

Look around tonight closely for the

whirlwind finish so if you see it

around in four years from hence you

will recognize it.

You might as well put off coaxing

up the grass blades on your lawn un til next spring. -

Gompers while at Gary told all he knew from an express wagon. Bryan tonight will eulogize on Taft on an

express truck.

Daddy Kllver and Attorny Harris

are back from Newton county after

making a whirlwind finish. Gary hotel serves club breakfasts

SO cents to SI. Served 6:00 a. m. till

9:30 a. ra.

Gary has plenty of places to eat. but there is a scarcity of places to dream

on.

Tomorrow is your day of rest and

you will have plenty of time to figure out Just where you will place your cross.

GARY CHURCH HEWS.

BUILDING PERMITS. The following building permits were issued by the city department yesterday: Two-story building on lot 18, block 75, Gary Land company's first addition, for O. A. Ward. Two-story frame building on lot 2, block 10, in Broadway addition, for Adolph Metz.

It is said that a Swedish Lutheran church will be established in Gary

within a short time. s

At a meeting of the members of the

Swedish Lutherans of northwestern In-

di some time ago at Gary steps were taken to organize a church In Gary.

There are quite a number of Swedish

famlliea In Gary at the present time.

and the prospects for the establishment

of a church are very bright. Another meeting Is scheduled to take place In the near future at Chesterton to further the organization of the

church.

Work on the new $2,000 German Evangelical church on Lincoln and Calumet avenues is progressing rapidly and the ' members of the church from . Gary and Toleston expect to be located In the new church before the first of the year. The pastor of the new church will be Rev. E. A. H. Kayser of Chesterton, Ind. The congregation In the two towns is said to number over sixty members. The young men of the Presbyterian church of Gary met at the home of the The young men of the Presbyterian church of Gary met at the home of the pastor last Tuesday evening for the purpose of organizing a young men's Bible class. Over twenty were present and steps were taken to organize the class. Refreshments were served and

a pleasant evening was spent in social

discourse.

On Monday evening of this week the Bible study class of the Methodist church will meet at the home of the pastor. Rev. George Deuel, at 716 Broadway. E. J. Metz will be the leader. After the meeting of the Bi

ble study class a business meeting of

the Epworth League will be held.

Work has already started on two of Gary's new churches, the Presbyterian and the Congregational. Ground has been broken and the foundations

for the new buildings are being put in.

Articles of incorporation of the First

Presbyterian church of Gary were filed

with the secretary of state on Thursday. The trustees are Luther C. Furst, William MacNeil, Thomas H. Cutler, E.

E. Geisel, Fred E. Walton, E. M.

Thomas, L. W. Boyd, W. J. Fulton and Fred Seabright.

The first meeting of the Parish branch

of the Woman's auxiliary to the

board of missions, which has lately been organized, will be next Wednesday afternoon at the chapel. The fol

lowing are the officers: Mrs. Florence Sargent, president; Mrs. Rebecca Ap-

GOOD GAME TO!

Gary Football Team to Meet

Husky South Chicagoans Sunday.

Tomorrow the citizens of Gary will j

the east by Virginia street on the west by Broadway, on the south by the Wabash railroad and on the north by the .lake, and the polling place is in Green ' & company's office building, corner of Sixth avenue and Connecticut street.

The Third precinct is bounded on the east by Broadway, on the west by the weet lino of section 4, which is one mile west of Broadway, on the south by Fifth avenue and on the north by the lake, and the polling place Is at the corner of Fifth avenue and Madison street. The Fourth precinct is all that terri-

nave weir nrSl opporcumiy oi wixness- tory ln Gary jyln wegt of the west ing the favorite American college liIle of eptlon t -n1 , Topa

ton, and the polling place is at Clark

If you are atl run down, easily tired, thin, pale, nervous, go to your doctor. Stop guessing, stop experimenting, go direct to your doctor. Ask his opinion of Ayer'a n jn-tlco-

, . , . , holic Sarsaparilla. No alcohol, eo stimulayour 'f'f4 tion. A blood purifier, a nerve tonic, a strong

thin? heller, then take that.

Run Down

alterative, an aid to digestion.

game, football, played in their own city,

The players will also be young men who have had college experience and

have lived in the city for a number of

months,

Station.

The Fifth precinct is bounded on the

The game will be played on ' .

the south side baseball grounds, which . , , . . . . ' mile west of Broadway: on the .north

were known as the Cubs' park.

adversaries will be the strong

Chicago team.

Their

South

by Fifth avenue and on the south by the Wabash railroad, and the polling

The lineup has not yet been selected J?" building

for the game tomorrow, although the "n ' " aamngboys have been practicing hard all ot.w . . . week. There are a number of new T,h? th Precinct Is bounded on the candidates for various positions and ef8 ?y.B"day' on the west b

their work has made the lineup uncer- " north by tain for tomorrow's game. the Wabash railroad and on the south

, ..-..... , "if "ineieemn avenue, ana tne polling Owing to the fact that the boys have Dlace ls . tfll,Wl ,

practiced harder this week than they on the west slde of Broadwa Det '

nave done in any wee previous wey Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues.

Dinner Served Sundays, at GARY HOTEL 12:00 till 2:30 Seventy-five Cents

believe that they can put up the hard-

The Seventh precinct is all that ter

ns. raw& r4 thoff llv. P a 1 Q a . crama'

7Z" rltory east of Broadway anad

south of the Wabash railroad and extending "south to the Little Calumet

they played they were snowed under

by Valparaiso because they had had no

. I 1 . OftT-n 1 9 .Via ' nr.,.

knocked ouC which showed their lack J ll WMt

of Broadway and south of Nineteenth avenue and extending west to Main

street In Tolleston and south to the Lit-

of condition. . This time they expect to make a more favorable showing and . 1 ,i,ni V.A fr4.nn 1 . -

estine game to see even Ifithe locals e Calumet river, and the polling placet

are beaten. A large attendance is de

sired by the team to help pay the ex- j penses. W. S. Feuer, owner of the Smith building and who lives in Cleveland, Ohio, arrived In Gary last night to renew his fight against the occupant of the building. E. G. Smith. The latter was given until next Monday by Judge Relter to file a bond for the appealing of his case to the superior court. The previous bond was found to be no good by the judge and the latter demanded a new one and raised the amount from $1,000 to 13,000. If Smith falls to furnish this bond he will be compelled to move out of the Smith building Monday. Mr. Feuer Is determined to have this matter settled at once so that he can move to Gary and begin business herd

ls In ln the Gordon building, corner of

Twenty-first avenue and Broadway.

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9th and Jefferson St.

EUGENE A. MAC GINIVIS, Manager. O

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-

on, room 214. Gary building. Gary. Ind.

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know in what precinct they live and I OLD ARKANSAW IS A PLAY Rich in Heart Interest! Resplendent in i

I To Voters of Gary I

In order that the voters of Gary may

Old Arlkanaw . Sunday, November 1st

where they should go to vote, we publish the several precincts by boundaries

with the location of their respective

polling places. '

The First precinct is all territory

east of Virginia street, and extends

from the Wabash railroad, north to the lake, and the polling place is on the

Rare Comedy! Bright in Dialogue! Terrific in Climaxes!

Original in Sensation! A Veritable Triumph of Scenic Beauty, Incidental Music, Specialties, Singing: and Dancing

plegate, vice president; Mrs. S. Kimball east , side of Virginia street, between 5

Smith, treasurer; Mrs. J. E. Metcalf,

secretary. At the next meeting dele

gates will be chosen to attend the annual council of the diocese to be held

ln Goshen on Nov. 110.

Prices 25c

35c 50c

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Fifth and Sixth avenues. i

The. Second, precinct is bounded " on..-

SUNDAY CHTJECH SEEVICES.

Methodist Church, Rev. George Denel,

pastor. 9:45 Sunday school. 11 Preaching service. Regular communion service.

At 6 o'clock the meeting of the Ep

worth League will take place. The

leader will be Miss Carrie Hammons.

Subject: ''Learning ln the School of

Christ." 7:30 p. m. Preaching service.

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

Hammond Loan and Guarastes Co. flaw 257 145 S. mm Strtst

TOLESTON. Mesdames C. C. Gibson and J. O. James attended the bazaar given by the ladles of the Windsor Park Congregational church Thursday.

County Superintendent Heighway of

Crown Point visited the Beveridge

school here Thursday.

Miss Henrietta Gibson of Valparaiso

visited relatives here Thursday even ing.

A number of young folk3 of Ross

attended the box social given here Thursday eve'. Among those present we're Misses Wllma and Margaret Woods, Misses Eva Dutton and Rose

Watts and Professor J. Johnson.

Mrs. L. E. Elvin of Chicago visited

relatives here yesterday. Mrs. Theo. Leeka returned from week's visit in Valparaiso.

The Hallowe'en box social given by

the Beveridge school was a great sue

cess. The Higgens family orchestra

rendered three musical selections, which

were greatly appreciated by the audi

ence. Eevrybody enjoyed the games Chrfs,an church, II. II. and fortune telling, which were a part

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, Ul u.a. ouiub ui me uuxes Tftere w, fce & meetln& of the young were unique, being characteristic of mena Blblo class wnlch has lately

iue ocuaMon. me nem aum 01 I been organized, at 9:30. vent far toward paying for the new! Regular preaching service at 10:45.

vuU i-utUUCu iUi lue scuoo.. Metir,gs will be held in the Jefferson

Mr. and Mrs. L. Phillips of North ' school building.

Manchester spent Thursday with rela-

Presbyterian Church, Rev. E. Walton,

pastor.

The regular services of the church will be held as usual tomorrow ln the

Broadway theater.' 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Preaching service.

At 7:30 p. m. service will be held In the mission at Toleston. Everyone Is invited to atetnd each service.

Clark, pas-

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tlves here.

' Gary hotel serves Noonday lunch. 3erved from 11:30 a, m. till 2:00 p. m., 40 cents.

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Episcopal Church, I W. Applegate, I J

pastor. Sunday being All Saints' day their will be special services at the church on Adams and Fifth avenue. The regular communion service will be held. 7:30 Holy communion. 9:45 Sunday school. II a. m. full morning service and sermon. 7:30 p. m. Evening service. Congregational Church, A. J. Sutlens, pastor. Services held at Gary Shoe company"s store. 9:45 Sunday school. 9:45 Men's League meeting in basement. III Preaching service. 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor society. 7:45 p. m. Evening song and preaching service.

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650 Broadway

WE WILL DELIVER THE GARY EVENING TIMES By Carrier to Any Address in Gary.

CLARK STATION. Mr. and Mrs. Tecumseh are now residing in Mrs. B. Brown's flat.

Mrs. G. B. Schmetzer was a Chicago

business visitor. Mrs. William Forbes and son, William, were Hammond visitors.

Mr. A. Watts is spending a few days

with his parents at Ross.

Mr. F. H. Borman was a visitor at

Ivanhoe yesterday.

It is sparing: neither money nor labor to promote the advancement of Gary. It is building a model city of homes. It handles exclusively, property in the FIRST SUBDIVISION, that part of Gary where all public utilities are now installed, such as water, gas, sewerage and electric lights. All residence streets boulevards. Gary will be, not only a manufacturing town, but an EDUCATIONAL CENTER, a city of schools and churches, an ideal place for you to build a home, a place where your sons and daughters will have exceptional opportunities.

Loan Office Money loaned on anything valuable. Gottlieb. 20 Eleventh avenue.

tOITS THE AR3TT WHO HATE TRIED TIMES WANT" ADS AXD HAVE NOT rOCXD THEM WAX TING.

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