Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 132, Hammond, Lake County, 20 November 1908 — Page 2

Friday, November 20. 190S. 0

THE TIMES.

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COMMITTEE MEETING. ' The art committee of the Hammond Woman's club will meet at the home of Mrs. B. E. Escher, 318 Plummer avenue,. Monday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock. All members of the committee are urged to be present as business of Importance will come up. Arrangements will be made for the publlo day to be held on December 12th. - ATTEXD IXSTTTXTE. Miss Calhoun and Miss Florence Stewart of the Whiting public library were in Hammond yesterday afternoon to attend the Library institute. VISITS CHICAGO HOSPITAL. Mrs. Peter Crumnacker of Webb

street went to Chicago this morning to visit Mr. Crumpacker who is ill at the Augustana hospital on the north Side. STOPS IX HAMMOND. Mrs. Fisher of Gary was in Hammond this morning on her way to Lowell where she will visit relatives . and friends for a few days. RETURNS HOME TODAY. . Mrs. M. .Rubin is expected to return to her home, 19 State street, today from Benton Harbor, where has been the past few weeks for the benefit of her health.

ATTENDS INSTITUTE. Mrs. Jessup, librarian of the Laporte

public library, was in Hammond yes

terday to attend the Institute at the Hammond library building.

that was highly satisfying, the princl- 1 of next week owing to Thanksgiving.

pal roles falling to Miss Jessie Hender- The evening was passed in the club's

son and Mr. Edwin Vail, who as "Gloria usual way with cards, several games of Quayle" and "John StormsJ' respectively, pedgro belng played. Mrs, Waller and

carried off the honors. of the evening. Mrs. Kejrser were given the nrst ana

Both hive been seen here before with second prizes and Mrs. Sophia Kralo-

the company' and they were' warmly' re-jwlta was awarded the consolation prize.

ceived upon their appearance last night. 1 At the close of the games the hostess

The supporting company was up to the I served a dainty luncheon. The next usual " Hlmmelein standard and it is I club party will take place In two weeks

probable that good attendance will and Mrs. Gleasgow will entertain

prove the rule for the balance of the

week. The announcement for tonight ENTERTAINS AT CARDS.

is a dramatisation of Marie Corelli's The ladies of All Saints Catholic

famous story "Thelma," which the church gave a pleasant card party last

RETURNS HOME TODAY. Miss Joel has returned to her home

in Valparaiso after a few days visit company has been presenting with un- evening at the home of Mrs. Ed Price

in Hammond. Miss Joel who Is librar- usua success this season, and as this in Oakley avenue. The party was a lan of the Valpuralso public library, play has not been seen here recently, success socially and financially and the was in Hammond to attend the Library it should prove a welcome offering. On proceeds will be used for the benefit of

Institute of this district. Saturday night "Wormwood" will be the' society and church. About sixty or I seen and the two Sunday performances seventy people were present. Seven ENTERTAINED AT LAFATETTE. 'will be the celebrated emotional melo- games of pedro were played and the Miss Anne Messer will go to Iafay-' drama "How Hearts Are Broken."- The prizes were awarded Mrs. George Fleck

ette to be entertained by friends over customary popular matinees will be and Miss Kate Meyers. Messrs Dan En

Sunday. Miss Messer will attend the played, the first one being announced right and Dahlkamp were awarded the

for tomorrow afternoon. I gentlemen's prizes. At the close of the

games an enjoyable social hour was

VISITING IN nOBART. spent during which time refreshments

Amos Zuvers, a former old resident (were served. A pretty program of

Charles Demlng and John F. Sawyer of Merrillville, who now lives with music was also rendered for the en-

will go to Madison, Wis., to see the Chi- his son at Hammond, has been here I tertainment of the guests,

Purdue-Indiana foot ball game Satur

day afternoon. ATTEND CHICAGO-WISCONSIN GAME

cago-Wisconsin row afternoon.

football game tomor-

. THE CHRISTIAN LAST NIGHT. A thoroughly enjoyable performance and production of Hall Caine's famous

the past week, visiting at the home of

his daughter. Mrs. A. F. Nitchnian.

Ho'oart Gazette.

IS IMPROVING.

Friends of Mrs. Leo Wolf will be glad

to know that she continues to' improve

VISITS IN DANVILLE. from the bad sprain she sustained early

Miss Kate Emery will go to Danville, in the week. Mrs. Wolf is confined to

play "The Christian" was given by the tomorrow to remain over Sunday I her home in Rimbach avenue

Imnerlal Stock comnanv-at the Towle:with friends

ODera House last nisrht. the selection " EIOLD REGULAR MEETING,

of this well known play as the opening j , RETURNS FROM VISIT. The regular meeting of the Martha

attraction proving a most happy choice. I Alrs- ltalPn iroman nas reiurneo. society of the First cnrisuan cnurcn It was mounted and acted in a manner home after a Pleasant visit with her took place yesterday afternoon at the

sister, Mrs. Morough O'Brien, at ner home of Mrs. Fred Barnett in Sum-

many special attractions have been ar

ranged for the entertainment of the

guests.

LEAVES FOR THE SOUTH. Mrs. Callle Klingenamith and little daughter of South Hohman street will leave Hammond for points in the south, where they will be entertained by friends and relatives during the winter. Several months wil be spent at Mrs. Klingensmith's former home In Mississippi. ATTENDS CHICAGO PARTY. The members of the Marquette club went to Chicago yesterday where they

pleasantly entertained by Mrs. John McDermott at her home in Irving Park

boulevard. Mrs. McDermott was a member of the club when she lived in Hammond and this is the first meeting of the club at her Chicago residence. The guests were entertained at a 1

o'clock luncheon in the dining room where the hostess had artistic flower decorations on the table. During the afternoon progressive euchre was played from small tables and the hon-

ors were won by Mrs. E. R. Disbrow of

Woodlawn and Mrs. W. F. Mashino of Hammond were guests at the party

which was one of the very pleasant

one3 of the year. Mrs. Webb will be

hostess at the next meeting in two

weeks.

SPECIAL SALE OF FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS AT THE"

MMOND NEAT MARKET "S?

Sale for one day only, Saturday, November 21, '08

home in South Bend, Ind. ATTENDS INSTITUTE.

Mrs. W. D. Scheddell, of Crown Point,

was the guest of her sister, Dr. Eleanor

Scull of Hammond yesterday and at

tended the librarian' meeting yesterday

mers street. There was the usual attendance of members, who spent the

afternoon sewing for the society. A

short informal social hour was held at

the close of the meeting and the hostess

served dainty refreshments. There

will bo no meetinsr of the society next

afternoon. Mrs. Scheddell Is a member weeki owlng to Thanksgiving, but the

STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, guarantee every egg, doz.., SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, per lb , 9 lb. FRESH LEAF LARD FRESH DRESSED CHICKENS, per lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, per lb. NATIVE LEG OF VEAL, l-er lb NATIVE VEAL BREAST, l er lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE ROUND STEAK, per lb...

23JC 83c $1

lie lie

81c 101c

CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST, per lb. SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, per lb

ARMOUR'S STAR HAMS, per lb

CHOICE CUTS NATIVE EEEF POT ROAST, per lb.. SMALL STRIPS No. 1 BACON, per lb HOME CURED FLANK CORN BEEF, per lb E lbs. FANCY SWEET POTATOES

101c 12ft 12ft 3ft 14c

of the Crown Point library board.

Mrs. FIHeld, of Whiting was in Hammond yesterday to attend the meeting of librarians at . the Public Library

building.

VISITS FORMER HOME.

Mrs. B. W. Chidlaw and little daughter of South Hohman street, has gone to Laurenceburg, Ind., to be the' guests of relatives and friends for a few

weeks. VISITS IN ILLINOIS.

Miss Lillie Porch will go to Belvidere,

111., tomorrow to remain over Sunday

with the Rev. and Mrs. Jones, former

ly of Hammond.

following Thursday Mrs. Murray will

entertain the ladles at her home, 333 East Sibley street.

PLEASANT EVENING SPENT. The box social given last evening

by the members of the Deborah Aid

society of the First Christian church

was a success, both socially and finan

cially. There was a very good at

tendance and about $25 was realized

from the sale of boxes, which will be

used for the benefit of the new church building fund. The evening was passed in an enjoyable social way and several selections were rendered by the church orchestra during the evening.

JAKES WlXGflELO Lessee 0. Ml KTL Hgr.

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TONIGHT, TMALMA TOMORROW MATINEE Eleven Days, Commencing Thurs., November 19th Matinees; Sum, WetL, Sat. and Sun. John A. Hlmmeleln's BIB IMPERIAL S10CK GO. A Positive Revelation in Repertoire Ivery play a production. A car of magnlfi. cent scenery Big VaTdevills Protrun Opening pert ormanoe the great emotional drama Saturday - WORMWOOD First time here at popular price i PRICES: Matinee 10 and 20c Night 10, 20, 30, 50c Ladies' Tickets Monday Nipht, Nov. 23rd

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday November loth, 20th, 21st

ENTERTAINS HAMMOND WOMEN.

Mrs. John Schaub entertained at a

K. OF C. ENTERTAINMENT.

Tho TTnicrVifa rtt fnlnmhin. will enter-

.), nt thir ri,snt nHal most delightful party yesterday aft

, . ,, . ,., ,u. ,u ernoon at her pretty residence In

Iglve a pedro party and dance in their Sheridan avenue. Whiting, and many of

club rooms. A pleasant time is antici- wi i.wu. "1'7"uu' pated by many Hammond and out-of- naub entertained the ladies of the

Read "The Lake County Times" every Friday evening for our Saturday specials. Prompt delivery to all parts of the city. Strict attention given to all Telephone Orders. Phone 100 CHAS. BERENDT 99 State St.

town people who will attend.

Knights of Columbus, and about twen

ty were present from here. Mrs.

Schaub was assisted In receiving and entertaining her guests by her daugh-

The aft-

PLEASANT PARTY

r;.:'rr,r,: rv ; mi88 Florence schaub

last evening at her home and all the trnonwas ?pent wlt.h card, and My.

members were present at the party. The

meeting was held last evening instead

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Extra fine quality LEAN BACON per pound I U

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Drug Dept.

Fred Humpher received a handsome

battenberg dresser scarf for first prize and Mrs. Caroline Dibos a beautiful battenberg doily for second priie. Mrs.

Thomas Kennedy, who was awarded the consolation prize, received a pretty hand-painted plate. Following the

games the guests were invited into the dining-room, where an elegant

four-course luncheon was served. The

decorations in the dining-room were chrysanthemums and vines, the color schejne being daintily carried out in

yellow and white. EXTERTAI.VS CLUB FRIE.NDS.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Becker en

tertained the members of the B. B. K

"Whist club very pleasantly last even

ing at their home in Rimbach ave

nue. The evening was passed pleas

antly with cards, after which a dain

ty luncheon was served. RETIRES HOME.

Miss Carrie B. Scott has returned to

her home in Indianapolis after a short

visit In Hammond. Miss Scott, who

is assistant state organizer of li

braries in Indiana, came to be present at the institute held here yesterday afternoon. Miss Maud Peters of the

Ellwood library has also returned horn

IMPORTANT MEETIXG.

The members of Sewing Circles No,

1 and No. 2 of St. Margarefs hospital are asked to meet this evening prompt

ly at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs

Jacob wels in Douglas street. All the

members are urged to attend as bus!

ness of importance will be transact

ed.

FIXE MUSICAL EXTERTAIXMEXT,

The musical season in Hammond

opened in a brilliant manner last even ing with a concert given by the Ham

mond Male chorus. The entertainment took place in the auditorium of the First Methodist church in Russell street.

which was completely filled with friends

of the chorus and lovers of music. This

was the fifth annual 'concert given by the chorous under the able direction of Professor Clark Learning, who has

had the chorus in charge since its or

ganizatlon. Rehearsals have been held for several months and the members were in splendid tone for the concert

last evening. The male chorus of thirty

voices was assisted by the woman's chorus of fifty voices and Miss Lina Llnehan, of Chicago, soprano, and Mr. Emll DIederich of Hammond, cellist Miss Llnehan is a new comer In Chicago, going there from the west where she has established a wonderful reputation as a concert singer. Since coming to Chicago Miss Llnehan has become connected with the American Conservatory of Music, and Hammond people have been indeed very fortunate in securing her for this entertainment.

Last night was her first appearance in Hammond and her introduction was

ery simple, her opening number being I Love You Truly" by Bond.

Miss Llnehan appeared in other solos

which showed a beautiful sweet and clear soprano voice and her eminciatlon was remarkable on her notes. The

cello solos by Mr. DIederich were a delight to every member in the audience. Although Mr. DIederich has made Ham

mond his home for many years, very few people have had an opportunity of hearing him- In publio as his time is greatly taken ur in concert work In

Chicago. His selections called forth great applause and Mr. DIederich responded with other beautiful ' opera

numbers. , . '

The numbers on the program by the

program by the Hammond Male chorus were all greatly enjoyed and the selec

tions brought many encores. The Worn

an's chorus assisted in the opening

chorus and in the rendering of Barbara

Frietchie, both of which were attrac

tlve numbers in the evenings pro

gram. The program was:

"Thanks Be to God," From Elijah.

Mendelssohn

Full Chorus.

(a) "Berceuse" Godard

(b) "Cantilene" Goltermann

Mr. DIederich.

(a) "Soldier's Chorus," From Faust

Gounod

(b) "That Little Peach". . .Neidllnger

Male Chorus.

(a) "I Love You Truly" Bond

(b) "Waltz Song," From Tom Jones German n Miss Llnehan. "Lullaby of Life" Leslie Full Chorus. (a) "Worship of God in Nature"... Beethoven (b) "Sleep Little Baby of Mine" Dennee Male Chorus. (a) "To the Evening Star," From Tannhauser Beethoven (b) "Cappriecio," Op. 24 Goltermann Mr. DIederich.

Twilight Buck

Male Chorus. Barbara Frietche Jordan Patriotic Ballad with Soprano Obligato, Miss Llnehan and Full Chorus.

HARRY D. CAREY, Presents His Own Beantiful Play MONTANA"

A. Romance of t he Plains

: Excellent Cast

Beautiful Scenery

DOLLY VARDEN THE $5,000 ACTING MARE SPECIAL,

GEORGE .HM

DAGLENN

GRAHAM

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wed., November 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th The best of all The Angel and the Ox A Comedy-drama lain In the Ranching Regions ol Oklahoma Brim full of Coraedv! Lots of Specialties! A Massive Scene Production As good as The Girl from the Golden West

MRS. LAVESE ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. Lavene entertained the mem,'

bers of Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Mar

garet's hospital yesterday afternoon at a very pleasant party at her home in

Michigan avenue. There was a large

attendance of members present, who spent the afternoon playing cards. Several games of cards were played and the prizes were given to Mrs. Young

and Mrs. P. Rascher.

Mrs. George Emmerling was awarded

the consolation prize. At the close o

the games the hostess served her guests

with a dainty luncheon at small ta

bles. There will be no meetings of

the society until after New Year's. MOLD PLEASANT MEETING.

Mrs. W. D. Clark entertained the members of the Up-to-Date Whist club

very pleasantly at her home in Engle

wood yesterday. The Hammond ladies

went in auring the morlng and were

served with an elaborate course dinne

at noon. The afternoon was passed very enjoyably with cards and the

prizes at whist were given Mrs. P. L.

Davis and Mrs. ,M!lIer. EMBROIDERY CUB MEETS.

Mrs. David T. Emery will entertain

the members of the Embroidery club

Monday afternoon at her home in Wil Hams street. INVITATIONS ARE OUT.

Invitations are out for the entertainment to be given by the Knights

of Columbus Monday evening In thei

club-rooms. The entertainment will be only for the members and their lady

friends, and one of the pleasantest par

ties of the year Is being planned. Thi is the fifth annual harvest entertain

ment to be given by the club and

stipation and associate bowel disorders. We have such absolute faith in the su

preme virtues of this remedy that we

sell it on our guarantee of money back

in every instance where it falls to give

entire satisfaction, and we urge all in need of such medicine to try it at

our risk., ,

Rexall Orderlies contain an entirely

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tive principles of the best known intestinal regulator tonics.

Rexall Orderlies are extremely pleas

ant to take, are particularly prompt and agreeable in action; do not cause diarrhoea, nausea, griping, excessive

looseness, or other undesirable effects. They have a very natural action upon the glands and organs with which they come In contact, act as a positive and

regulative tonic upon the relax, dry muscular , coat of the bowel, remove irritation, dryness and soreness, overcome weakness, and tone'etfid strengthen the nerves and muscles and restore the bowels and. associate . organs to

more vigorous and healthy activity. Rexall Orderlies not only cure constipation, but they remove the cause of this ailment. They also overcome the necessity of constantly taking laxatives to keep the bowels in normal condition. There is really no similar medicine so good as Rexall Orderlies, especially for children, aged and delicate persons. They, are prepared in tablet form and in two sizes of packages; 12 tablets, 10c., and 36 tablets, 25c. Kaufman & Wolf, Hammond, Ind.

SCIENCE

Is applied In our dairy. We have more than complied with the state pure food law. Still our prices are no higher than you pay else where.

THE HAMMOND DAISY CO. Cor. Oakley Ave. and Clinton St.

If IS OUR BUSIHESS TO ACCOM CD iTE TOO WITH IS DIET WHEH TOO SEES IT COME IN AND IXT US ; H EXPLAIN OUR METHOD . HAMMOND LOAN & GUARANTEE CO. noes 257 145 SocH Hofemu Street

ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. A suspicious looking man carrying a wheat sack, heavily laden with bundles, was arrested last evening late, on the outskirts of Homewood. When the man, who proved to be O. O. Brown, of Crown Point, was searched, it was found the sack contained one man's suit, thre shirts, men's underwear, one ladies' skirt, two suits for boys and eight pairs of shoes. Brown showed the officer his cash sub receipts given him by the clerks at The Chicago Brokerage company sale of Faxton & Baker Co's stock. He considered It all a good joke and says the prices on merchandise was so cheap that he could not resist buying something for every member of his family.

THEY INJURECH!LDREN

Ordinary Carthartics and Pills and

Harsh Physic Cause Distressing Complaints.

You cannot be over-careful in the selection of medicine for children. Only

the very gentlest bowel medicine should ever be given. Ordinary pills, carthartics and purgatives are too apt to do more harm than good. They cause griping, nausea and other distressing after-effects that are frequently health destroying and a lifelasting annoyance. We personally recommend and guarantee Rexall Orderlies as the safest and most dependable remedy for con-

Roller skating every afternoon and evening at the Lewis rink, East Chicago. Admission, ladies free; gents, 15 cents. Skates 15c 6t.

MR. P. CRUMPACKER

IS REPORTED BETTER.

Friends and Relative Rejoice That Ills

Recovery Is Now Assured. Attorney Peter Crumpacker, who yes

terday underwent an operation at the Augustina hospital in Chicago, is re

ported to be very much improved in health and it Is believed that the most

dangerous part of his sickness is past.

Before Mr. Crumpacker went to the hospital his friends and relatives were very much worried over his condition. It was feared that blood poison would set in and that even death might result, but now he is very much better and there seems to be no doubt of his complete recover. Mrs. Crumpacker spends every day in Chicago at his bedside and this morning reported that her husband is very much better and will probably be out in a few days.

(Whitaker&Co)

Will Run CARRIAGES TO ALL TRAINS On and After Saturday, Nov. 21st

F. R. SCHAAF IS AT WEST BADEN.

Our Regular Dinner, 11 to I o'clock, will be resumed on Monday, November 23d PRICE 25c Chop Suey Restaurant Phone 2261 gl State street Hammond

Hammond Man Recuperating from AxduouK Work of Campaign. F. R, Schaaf of Hammond is now at West Baden with B. E. Escher of this city. Both gentlemen are recuperating from the arduous work of the campaign. County Chairman Schaaf writes back that he is enjoying the rest immensely and will be back home about the last of next week.

Better have these worn places in your shoes repaired now. Phone 267 and we will call for them.

SMUDGE IN PLUMBING SHOP THIS AFTERNOON.

Department Is Called to George Vermel f Place Where Ignited Gasoline Cannes Excitement. A smudge caused by ignited gasoline, this afternoon, brought out the fire department to the plumbing shop of George Vermett, 62 South Hohman street. Owing to the prompt work of the department, which Is almost directly across the street, no damage was caused.

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.

New Cases. 845. State of Indiana vs. Joe Doe. Assault and battery. 5195. A. F. Knotts vs. Harvey L.

BARGAINS

Just received job lots of Clothing1, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,. Furnishings etc., odds and ends of merchandise, some damaged byfire and water, some shop worn seconds and salesman's samples. PETE REICH'S OLD STAND 70 Plummer Ave., Hammond

Covender et aL Foreclosure of mortgage. 5196. Sol Goldsmith vs. G. H. Wall. Appeal. 5197. George Mattas vs. Emma Shearer Kroledge. Appeal. 5198. Wacker & Birk vs. Matthias Dettrich. Appeal. 5199. Wacker & Birk vs. Matthias Deetrlch. Appeal.

Articles of Incorporation. Articles of incorporation have been filed by the following companies: Manila Lumber company, Manila; capital, $3,000; directors, J. W. Pinnell, H. G. Montgomery and James McLaren. Fairland Lumber company, Fairland; capital, $3,000; directors, B. F. Coombs. H. G. Montgomery and E. S. Markland.