Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 135, Hammond, Lake County, 24 November 1908 — Page 2

& Tuesday, November 24, 1903.

THE TIMES.

tWyOV!R THE TEA GUPSlf

HERB FOR VACATION. Mat Kolb, who is studying' pharmacy at Purdue in Lafayette. Ind,, is expected home tomorrow to remain during the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kolb of Condit street. MOVE FROM HAMMOXIX Mr. H. Conley and family are moving from Hammond to Huntington, Ind.. where they will make thetr home in the future . Mr. Conley is employed by the Erie railroad. IS IX HAMMOND. James Boyer, formerly of Hammond, 'but now of St. Louis, Mo., is in Hammond and Chicago on business and may decide to locate in Chicago and move there with hts wife and little daughter. Audrey. PLAYS AT CONCERT.

D. A. Pugh played at a grand concert

on the north side in Chicago last Sunday. YOUNG MEN'S PARTY, v The Tonng Men's society of St. Jo

seph's Catholic church will entertain at C. norTro nartv Thursday evening in

Long's hall and all members of the con

grcgation are cordially invited to at

tend. The proceeds of the entertain

ment will be used for the orphans in the city, and it is expected that a neat sum will be raised. A very pleasant evening's entertainment has been arranged with cards and informal danc

ing. HERB FOR HOLIDAY. i

Miss Anna Ibach is expected home tomorrow from Greencastle where she is attending Depauw, to remain over ThanlcsgfvinV with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Iabch of South Hohman

street. ATTENDS "WEDDING.

Charles Renamerltng has returned to Chicago after visiting his parents in

Hammond for a few days. Mr. Dem

merling came to attend the wedding of his sister. Miss Mary Demmerling and 'Rndolph Herkner.

SPENDS THANKSGIVING HERB. Mis Norma Locklln. who Is attend

ing the Chicago university at Chicago

will spend Thanksgiving with her par

ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Locklln at

their home in "Warren street.

HERB FOR VISIT.

Miss Ruth So hi, who is attending the

Chicago University in Chicago, will spend the remainder of the week with her mother, Mrs. Cynthia Sohl of South

Hohman street.

VISITS PARENTS HERE.

Miss Florence Shea, who is attending

St. Mary's at South Bend, Ind., came home today to remain a few days with

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shea

of Webb street.

HERB FOR SHORT VISIT.

Miss Muriel Wilcox will come home

from Evanston, III., where she is at

tending the Northwestern university to

spend Thanksgiving with her parents,

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. "Wilcox of Conkey

avenue.

RETCTIXS FROM VISIT. Miss Anne Messer has returned from

a few days visit wun irienas in .La

fayette, Ind. PUBLIC CLUB MEETING.' The domestic science committee of the Hammond Woman's club under the leadership of Mrs. Marlon Hower, have planned a very interesting program for the next public meeting of the club, Saturday afternoon, Nov. 28 in the club rooms in the Masonic temple. The program will be announced later and all members are invited to be present. RETURNS HOME. Miss Faye Smiley has returned home from a short visit with Miss Anna Linderman at her home in Lafajrette. Misses Lottie and Belle Donovan of East Chicago are expected this evening to be the guest of Hammond friesds. ATTEND CLUB PARTY. Misses Alvina and Florence Stom-

mel of Dyer, were ; entertained by

friends In Hammond last evening for

the K. of C. dance.

'. RETURNS- HOME. Miss Anna Hastings has returned to

her home in State street after a month's

visit with relative and friends in

Galien and Niles, Mich,

EXTRA

GREAT SPECIALTY ON FRESH DRESSED POULTRY FOR THANKSGIVING AT.

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2 LARGE STOCKS CELERY, LARGE FANCY CRANBERRIES, qt SMALL FRESH PORK LOINS, lb. SMALL FRESH PORK SHOULDERS, lb SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS, sugar cured, lb CHOICE CUTS NATIVE SIRLOIN STEAK, lb

10c

13c 11k

Read "The Lake County Times" for our holiday specials. Prompt delivery

to all parts of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone orders.

Phone 100 CHAS. BERENDT 99 State St.

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COMPANY HAMMOND, INDIANA Thanksgiving Grocers Wednesday, Nov. 25th

SPANISH GREEN OLIVES Full (iart for SELECT BALTIMORE OYSTERS Direct Shipments; per quart LARGE RIPE FLORIDA PINE APPLES SPANISH MALAGA GRAPES Finest imported, per pound NEW PACK SUGAR CORN Regular 12c can; 3 cans 25c; per can FANCY OLD SANTOS COFFEE Regular 22c lb. 6 lbs $1.00; per lb . T?YTP ATA "KrrV TJ A TjrpT Tirnm txi tnn

Large and bright, per pound 13" EXTRA FANCY MIXED NUTS 1 On 3 pounds 50c; per pound y C , Log Cabin Brand CONDENSED MINCE MEAT Q p 1-pound package; 3 packages 24c; per package. . .3 MONARCH PLUM PUDDING Oln Large square can ZQu CITRON PEEL, FANCIEST LEGHORN ' nMo per pound lIIi N. Y. PURE APPLE CIDER " A Gallon, SOc; per quart Qb Store open until 10 o'clock Wednesday Night Single Coupons Wednesday in the Grocery Dept.

RESIGNS POSITION. Mrs. Fern Vsunderweel, -who has been

engaged by Miss K. G. Iteilley la her millinery parlors during the past sea

son, has returned to her home in Fayette street. EASTEBX STAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the Order ct Eastern Stars will take place this evening in the Masonic temple. All the members are asked to be present as business of importance -will be transacted. TRIE KINDRED MEETS. The regular meeting of the True Kindred was held last evening in the I. O. O. F. hall on State street. There was the usual attendance of members present, wso disposed of the business early in the evening after which they en-

Joyed a short social hour. At the next regular meeting in two weeks the annaul election of officers will take place

and a banquet will be held in honor of the grand officers of the order who

will be present. All the members are asked to attend.

ATTENDS THEATER PARTY. Miss Nellie Fowler was the guest ot

friends at the theater in Chicago last

venicg.

ATTENDS HA3IMOND PARTY. William Keilman, of Chicago, at

tended the K. of C. party in their club rooms last evening.

ATTENDS THE THEATER. Miss Alice Otto of Toleston and Miss

Franks saw "he Stubborn Cinderella'

at the Princess theater in Chicago last

evening.

RETURNS HOME.

Judge W. W. McMahon has returned

from South Bend where he remained

over Sunday with his son, Don Mc

Mahon, who is attending Notre Dame.

DANCING CLASS. The regular Tuesday evening danc

ing class will be held this evening in

Long's hall on State street, and it is expected that there will be a large at

tendance of young people from Ham mond and East Chicago.

ATTENDS HAMMOND PARTY.

Miss Tillie Ebert, of South Chicago,

was entertained by friends for the K.

of C. party last evening.

ANNUAL HARVEST PARTY. The Knights of Columbus gave an

other of their popular parties last evening in the club rooms above the gas

office to which all members, visiting

knights and their friends were invited.

The entertainment last evening was the annual harvest party and was one of

the prettiest affairs of the fall season

The hall was very appropriately and artistically decorated for the occasion

with porn stalks, pumpkins and .fall

vegetables and was characteristic of the Thanksgiving season. In the front

of the hall was the K. of C. emblem

hung in corn. The guests arrived early in the evening and spent the time with cards. The guests were seated at tables

which were placed in three rows. Four prizes were awarded in each row and the prizes were selected appropriate

for a harvest party. Five games of

pedro were played after which the

prizes wer awarded and the remainder of the evening spent in dancing and music. The Misses Mayme and Tillie Ruschli played the opening piano selections after which the Misses Anna

and Genevive Hastings and Marie

Rahen played several numbers for dancing. The Misses Stommel of Dyer, Julia Reiliey, Messrs. Harry Wets and John Kennedy gave a few vocal num

bers, which added to the attractiveness of the evening's musical program.

The guests were served with elaborate refreshments at the close of the party. The Knights are being congratulated

today on the success of the party which

was a success in every particular.

GtlLD MEETING. There will be a meeting of the Ladies'

Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church

Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the parish room of the church. All members are urged to be present, as business of importance will be transacted at the meeting. COMMITTEE MEETING. The art committee of the Hammond Woman's club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. E. Escher in Plummer avenue for the regular study meeting. There was not as large an

attendance as had been desired, but the regular program was enjoyed after which the afternoon, was devoted to the arrangement of the program for the public day at the club Dec. 12,

when they will have charge. A de

voted lecturer on art from Chicago has

been secured by the chairman of the committee, Mrs. Sarah Rothschild, who will address the club ladles at this time and a very attractive program is being planned. REMAINS THE SAME. Mrs. Peter Crumpacker received word this morning from the Augustana hospital in Chicago, where Mr. Crumpacker is very ill, that he remains about the same. It was thought that he would be able to be brought home the last of the week,- but now it is considered best that he remain another week.

THEI.MA TONIGHT. By popular request the Imperial

Stock company is repeating "Thelma"

at the Towle opera house tonight, and

as there were many who did not witness it upon the occasion of its first presentation, it is probable that the attendance will be more than ordinarily good. There are a great many who have had the pleasure of reading this story, but whom a production will prove a novelty. The company carries all its own scenery, and ail the details are well worked out. A special matinee will be given tomorrow afternoon, when the play, "Her Husband's Sin," which scored a success last night, will

be repeated. The two Thanksgiving day performances will doubtless crowd

the theater afternoon and night, "Car

men" being underlined for the matinee,

and A Daughter of the People" for the night performance. The offer of $25 in gold to any couple that will marry on the stage later in the week

is still open, and all particulars can be obtained at the box office. qiVE SOCIAL. AT FACTORY. In celebration of the manufacture ot the Straube Piano company's 15,000th pianos, the employes of the company gave a social at the factory last Saturday evening to ti.e families and their friends. The large office room was tastefully decorated and an enjoyable evening was spent by the guests numbering about 100. Refreshments were served and as a whole the affair was voted a big success. STOPS IN HAMMOND. Miss Agnes Hill of Grasselll was in Hammond this morning on her way to

Crown Point, where she will spend the afternoon with friends.

MRS. EMERY ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. David T. Emery very pleasantly

entertained the members of the Embroidery club and a few friends yester

day afternoon at her home in Williams

street. The afternoon was passed in the club's usual way with embroidery work after which a dainty luncheon

was served. The club will meet again next Monday afternoon although the place of meeting has not been decided.

Mrs. Harvey Gostlin and Miss Anne Cullinine were the club's guests for

the afternoon.

HERE ON VISIT.

Mrs. Mary E. Weyman, of New Al

bany, Ind., will arrive in Hammond within the next few days and visit her

son, Mr. Weyman at his home, 188

South Hohman street. Mrs. Weyman will remain until after the holidays and

may remain the entire winter.

flth were in Hammond shopping yesterday afternoon.

Miss Emma Rabe, of Chicago Heights

is vislttng her aunt, Mrs. John Busch ! at her home in Morton court.

Mr. and Nick Haan drove to Cedar

Lake In their machine yesterday and

spent the day.

Nels Jacobson, of Valparaiso, was In

Hammond today on business.

You will find at H. O. Young's,

frames suitable for all kinds of pictures. . 280 South Hohman street, Ham

mond, is the location.

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rohde were the

guests of relatives in South Chicago over Sunday.

Miss Carrie Dibos is the guest of rel

atives in Chicago this week.

Mrs. John McDermott and little Miss

Poggenssee, of Chicago, were the guests of friends in Hammond yesterday afternoon.

Attorney Charles E. Greenwald of

Whiting, transacted business in Ham

mond today.

Dr. Bacon of the Englewood hospital

in Chicago, was in Hammond today on professional business.

Mrs. A. J. R. Hill and daughter. Miss

Agnes of Grasselli attended the K. of C.

party In Hammond last evening.

Attorney J. A. Ptterson of Indiana Harbor, was in Hammond this morning on business.

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JNO. A. HIMMELEIN'S BIG IMPERIAL STOCK GO, ALL THIS WEEK Matinees: Thanksgiving Day and Saturday and Sunday Tonight " T M B L, A t A 99 Matinee Tomorrow A 60 foot Car of Scenery PRICES: Matinee5 10 and 20c Night 1020, 30, 50c

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December 6th, "SMART SET" December 13th, Top O' th World

IS REPORTED ILL.

Mrs. Paul B. Lipinski is reported to

be quite ill at her home 68 South Hoh

man street and has been confined to her

room since Saturday. Mrs. Lipinski's

friends hope for her speedy recovery.

Briefs. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Peterson and

daughter, Belle, of Crown Point, spent

the day here with Mr. and Mrs. W. G.

Windje. Valpo Messenger.

Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Groman of Rim-

bach avenue, spent Sunday with friends

and relatives in Crown Point.

Miss K. G. Rellley is in Chicago to

day on business.

Mr. Burksam of southern Illinois, is

spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Fern Vanderweel at her home in

Russell street.

Mrs. John Hughes and little son, Mil

ton, were the guests of relatives in Crown Point Sunday.

Mrs. W. E. Weis has returned from an over Sunday visit with relatives in Crown Point. Miss Veronica Klein, of Dyer, spent Sunday with relatives in Hammond. ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins and little daughter, have been the guests of Irs.

Collin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boldt of

Hobart for a few days. Mrs. John Keilman has returned to her home in St. John after a few days' visit with relative.

Miss Ada Vansteenberg of Roseland, III., a graduate of the American Conservatory of Music, is prepared to give music lessons to pupils in this vicinity. Inquire at A. Vansteenbergs, Lansing,

III., phone 9823. adv-3t.

Mrs. J. Hatcher of Burnham, was a visitor in Hammond today. Mrs. Kelly of East Chicago, spent the day visiting in Hammond. Miss Cecelia McGarry will attend a

party gives by friends in, Robertsdale this evening.

Mrs. Osborn, of Hobart, is spending

the day with friends in Hammond.

Miss Henreietta Raymus was Uie

guest of friends in Whiting Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huber were the

guests of relatives in Crown Point Sunday;

Miss Alvina Stommel is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. J. Austgen of Carroll street. Mrs. Grace Conroy was the guest of friends and relatives in Hobart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Austgen were visitors in St. John over Sunday. D. A. Pugh was in Indiana Harbor Saturday where he played for the Jewish Society entertainment in the evening. Mrs. II. Conley is visiting Mrs. D. A. Pugh for a few days before moving to Huntington to reside. Mrs. E. F. Deming is spending the day visiting in Chicago. Mrs. W. R. Dysart went to Chicago this morning on business.

Misses Agnes Stack and Margaret

Carroll are spending the day in Chicago,

Mrs. William Flannigan and daughter

Hazel are visiting in Chicago today.

Shoes called for and delivered the same day. Quick Shoe Repair works.

114 Plummer avenue, phone 267. Henry Hyman of Dyer was in Ham mond yesterday on business. Mr. Heiman of Gary was in Ham mond today on business.

Mrs. Thomas Hammond and daughter, Mrs. W. A. Hill are among the Chicago

visitors from Hammond today.

Charles Fleck of Fort Wayne is here the guest of his brother, G. C. Fleck,

of State Line street for a few days

Miss Marie Eastman of Chicago will

come here tomorrow to remain over Thanksgiving the guest of her cousin, Miss Adaline Miller, at her home in

Indiana avenue.

John F. Sawyer has returned from a

few days visit with friends at Madison, Wis. Mr. Sawyer saw the Chicago-

Wisconsin football game there last Sat

urday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are spend

ing the day in Chicago.

Mrs. Lddy of Morton court went to

Michigan City to transact business dur

ing the afternoon.

Mrs. Charles Ketcham went to Lowell

this morning to remain a few days on

a short business visit.

Mrs. J. M. Turner is spending the day

visiting in Chicago. i Mr. and Mrs. M. Weinand, of Gr!f

HIGH SCHOOL TIDINGS.

Principal McElroy called a meeting of the regular members of the football team last night. The boys of the football squad in in company with Mr. Spahn and Mr. Allee last night, after school, went up to Bicknell's. . Tou know the rest. ! The English III class went to the city last night and saw Mantell in

"Macbeth." The class just studied the play. Several of the classes are requested to remain in the room. The unfortunate ones know what that means, for a little bird tells them an "exam" is coming. Professor Alee had charge of opening exercises yesterday morning. He explained the facts of the Renssalaer game, but said he had no excuses to offer for Hammond being defeated. He then applied this to the life after one leaves school and said that if you play the game don't flinch, but hit the line hard success will be yours. The next thing on the program is basketball. The seats have all been arranged in the auditorium so practice can be started at once. Some of the grade boys are practicing now. The high school team will not play

Elkhart on Thanksgiving Day. The necessary arrangements could not be

made, so this ended the project. For the debate today the "O. G. D

bating society" will debate whether or not the government should own the

railroads.

THE PRINCESS

HAMMOND'S THEATRE BEAUTIFUL

POLICE COURT NEWS

Some One Steals a Fox.

Chief of Police Hlggins reports that

a Fox typewriter was stolen from an

office In East Chicago.

Picks Up Suspicious Man.

Chief of Police Martin notified the

Hammond police that he had captured a suspicious fellow by the name of Ja

kob Smith, who had a quantity of Jew elry on his person.

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Thursday, Friday and Saturday November 26th, 27th, 28th

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NEWS FOR DYSPEPTICS. "Allow me to congratulate you on

your discovery of Ml-o-na. I had sev

eral of the best doctors in the city, but

none seemed to do me any good. I vomited frequently. I had this trouble four years. I took one box of Mi-o-na tablets, and now eat most anything without distress." Mrs. Mary Becker.

1990 Bailey Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.

"It would be dead if it wasn't for Mi-

o-na. One year ago I weighed only 100 pounds; now my weight is 159 pounds. I eat everything I want cabbage, ham,

fried potatoes everything doctor said not to eat or I would die." Mrs. Carrie Vanaman, Bridgeton, N. J.

"I suffered with stomach trouble for

15 years; spent $300 for medicines, everything failed to do any good until

found Mi-o-na. That has cured me.

and it will cure others that suffer."

L. It. Xoket, Moountaln Island, N. C.

Summers Pharmacy sells Mi-o-na tab

lets, the dyspepsia remedy that is making such surprising cures throughout

America for 50 cents a box, and they

guarantee them to cure acute and

chronic indigestion, vomiting from any cause, and sea or car sickness.

Practice limited to diseases of the

iAK, NU& ANU 1HKOAT H. B. Hayward, IVI. D.

Hours: 9 to 1 2 and 2 to 5 Sundays. 10 to 12

Phone 205 402 Hammond Bldd,

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Tender gpring Turkeys We have in stock, fresh from the country the best Thanksgivinff Turkeys ever brought into Hammond. Let us deliver you one for your Thanksgiving: Dinner, at 20c per pound. Juicy and fine grained. Taste gooddon't you think? Thomas McCay Sr Sons Telephone 190 228 S. Hohman St.

(Whitaker&Co)

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

GRAND RA FFLE From Saturday Nov. 21 till Nov. 25 At PETERS' PLACE 431 West State Street

--Grand RaffleTurkeys and Ducks Nov. 24th and 25th

Paul Kamradt 248 155th St. W. Hammond, III

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.Is applied in our dairy. We have more than compiled with the state pure food law. Still our prices are no higher than you pay elsewhere.

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PSooe 257 145 Strata Hohisan Street