Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 152, Hammond, Lake County, 15 December 1908 — Page 6
THE THIE3.
Tiiesdav, December 15, 1908.
Say it Over and Over
FROM NEIGHBORING . TOWN AND CITY
Headaches.
Biliousness.
Constipation. Ayer's Pills.
Headaches. Biliousness. Constipation. Ayer's Pills.
Headaches. Biliousness. Constipation. Ayer's Pills.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT
Contest Attracts Attention.
The Wickey-SImon contest for the of
fice of representative, now taking
imlttee is figuring- on giving an apron
bazaar in the near future.
and "Whiting were , visiting relatives here. - Mr. Charles Saager of Clarke was a
; Hammond business visitor.
B. N. Branch of Chicago was looking
over real estate business here.
Miss Clara Brown has taken a posi-
Tf thr wor r-rnwn Tintora n as bookkeeper In Indiana Harbor.
tv. tt. Txr. Mr. a Clauss took a walk,. to Gary,
place at the commissioners' room at Ch,cwo last evenin& they aren-t ad Toleston, Black Oak and East Chicago
the court house, is the source of much
interest emu. vuuhucjh,, nunevu
torneys Kopelke, of Crown Point, and HEGEWISCH-BURNHAH Seyfrled of Indianapolis, who has been The Royal Neighbor lodge No. 4764 detailed to assist in the democratic of Hegewisch held their regular meet-
cause. Representing Mr. Wickey are ing at Jordan's hall last Friday even-
Attnmova Frank Meeker and George B. ing. New officers were elected for
Cromer of Indianapolis, who is fighting the" coming year. The following were
the republican contests throughout the elected
state. The Judges hearing the evidence Oracle Mrs. Ida Miles
in the contest are Justices Reiland of Vice oracle Mrs. Catherine Busse,
"East Chicaeo. and George w. Fisher of Chansler Mrs. Carrie Watkins,
of
The Daughters of Liberty will give
an entertainment in the I. O. O. F. hall
tomorrow evening, at which the following program will be rendered:
Opening Address. .. .Mrs. Jessie Fields
Crown Point. Charles Surprise
Hammond, who is deputy United States commissioner, was the main witness ex
amined yesterday in regard to the is
suing of naturalization papers to foreigners. His examination lasted nearly, the entire afternoon session.
Recorder Mrs. Minnie Groves. Receiver Mrs. Mary Neil. Marshall Mrs. Catheiiae Hohwy.
Inner sentinel Miss Ida Nelson. Outer sentinel Miss Valerie Groves. Manager Mr. Ernest Frieshcorn. Mr. B. A. Anderson spent Monday in
Chicago on business.
and then back here Sunday. It was very refreshing and the time it took was two hours. Mr. and Mrs. George Schmetzer and daughter, Edith, of Englewood, formerly of this place, visited with Clarke friends. Mrs. O. Eder and son, Otto, was visiting with Mrs. G. Eder of South Chicago, who is on the sick list.
.Mrs. Aug. Brown of Toleston visited
with Clarke relatives,
Mr. H. Hlggins was a Gary visitor
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Bruno Schreiber is erecting a
two-story building: here. The work
began a few days ago.
Good Progress Made.
The Crown Point Electric company
V VALPARAISO.
F. C Sellholt was over from Fort
"Wayne yesterday
George Oler of Hoopeston, 111., visited
Mr. Cooper, the ticket agent at the
Lake Shore depot at Burnham, re
has so far completed their plant here turned to his home in Burnham Mon-
that the current will probably he sent day morning after a two weeks' visit friends in the city yesterday afternoon . 1 1 4-1 n 4- ifior frftTl 1 cVl t I lirfth Vila o ct- -at T-ii nnnnlta I
to wwen as """""w " v", George W. Brown of Ogden, Utah, is
ana as soon as iub va..,u Ralph Miles, who was ill at his home in the city today on business.
pnances ana ulUr -.V last week, is able to be out again
that town, me vrowu .....
Sunday In Hammond visiting relatives,
Miss Grace Dahl of Hammond visited
her sister. Miss Hattie Dahl, of Rob
Piano Solo... Miss A. M. DIneen erts avenue Saturday evening.
Vocal Solo Miss N. E. Wycoff
Recitation .....Violet Golding son attended Towle's Opera House Sun-
Piano Solo Carl Hopkins I day evening.
Piano and Violin Duett . Oliver Burns of Harrison avenue left
Mildred Stewart and Lillian Dixon Saturday for Muncie, Ind., to spend a
Piano Solo Miss Edith Lieroy month visiting relatives,
neaiauon ...miss tonaunma - ,, t, t Pnhrta
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Piano Solo '.Miss Mollie Freese her aunt. Mrs. B. Rogers, of Harrison
Recitation Miss Mary Morrison avenue over &unaay.
In addition to these numbers two The Misses Mary Stein, Mertie Bohan
little girls from South Chicago will and Hattie Dahl were among me 1 lng la a gtiegiltz Park visitor. He is
be 'in attendance, who will entertain cago shoppers baturaay. going to locate a piece of property on at fancy dancing. The older participants in the Christ- One Hundred and Thirty-first and In-
Refreshments will also be served and maa cantata are requested to be at the diana boulevard. He is going to run a
the admission has been placed at the church this evening at 7 o'clock sharp 5 and 10 cent store, which will start
exceedingly low sum of 10 cents. for rehearsal. the 1st of January.
Mrs. E. Gulloff and Miss Minnie I Mrs. Daniel Hesslin is recovering
Friend Conies tO ReSCne. Wesche of Chicago were the guests oi from a very bad cold.
tneir auni, airs. tua. aennessy, Mr. John Connelly of South Deering
H. MacAuley is in the Vale today
be ready to supply the light and power. Mr. Ed. Roe of the McCord & Co. of 'rora Indianapolis on business.
A force of workmen from here are now l Chicago spent Monday at the Ryan Car
busy at Lowell making the necessary j company on business.
operations for the receiving of tne current there. A sub station will be in
stalled and the lociJ company hopes to ... . i - I , ia artntH
De aoing Dusineaa wuu - county town soon after New Years.
Colonel Mayo was here from Gary
last evening on business.
The Roe quartette of the university
expects to give a concert at LaCrosse
Mr. Harry Carlson has accepted a- po
sition as fireman with the "Wabash rail
road. He makes the run from Stony Friday evening
Island to Fort Wayne. ' The Right Reverend Bishop John
r... x , 0 Hazen White of Michigan City will ad
T),. rnrt that Charles Daugherty afternoon with friends, at Enelwood. conuxu.ui.un at UB r,Vv..
.v o- ABnnv auditor, which cnurcn mis evening, tie win aiso ceie
- - frt nTWO VMTArflflV I -j. -jui.iiu.il 4-.uauacu --ii-i I u i n 1. V 11 hwij vuiniii in ui. 111 a....
rocetved a death blow when the genial tained the Carnation club at her home church "Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock.
ex-sheriff of Lake county emphatlcal- a.......
ly denied the rumor to a Times re- c.jru ua.. .
porter last evening. How the story
gained circulation Is a mystery to ftir. i Monday afternoon as Orle Patterson Daughetry as his first Intimation of started down the street on his way to
the possibility of his becoming deputy Hammond to get some lath for his fa
GRIFFITH.
Miss Mary Bennett spent Sunday with
friends In Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Dlefenbach of Chicago
auditor was when he read the article ther the horse turned the corner short visited her parents Sunday.
In This Times. Mr Daughetry says ne an1 one 0( tne back wheels of the bug- Miss Almira and Ivan Alger were
has not ever considered or thought of 1 gy struck, a short post at the cor-1 shopping in Hammond Saturday after
the proposition.
The Northwestern Telephone com
pany, composed of Lake county farm
ers as the principal stockholders, have
a force of men busy installing phones wKh Mjss AJexander of EJ
in tne various resiueuucs u vui. ... . chlcag0
Crown jfoini mis ween., vun.c... has quite a few patrons in Crown Point
WHITING NEWS
Miss Hulda
1 entertaining their niece,
Dahms, of Lansing, 111.
Mrs. William Vogal of Cleveland av
If your doctor says this is all right, remember it!
Headaches." ' Biliousness. Constipation, Ayer's Pills. 3. C. Ayer Co., Iiowell. Mac.
- Will Give Entertainment.
enue returned home after spending visited some of her old friends and had several days visiting relatives in Forest a most enjoyable time. Park, 111. Mrs. Joe Stryska is about to let ,a
Lee Jewett of Roberts avenue spent contract of a cottage on One Hundred
and Twenty-ninth street. It is going to be a stone basement, with the best improvements. Mr. Michael Hesslin of South Deering
,,. . . -c -ri I was a park visitor Sunday. Mr. HessMiss Anna MInceberg and E. Ferger-
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street in the near future.
Mr. John Connelly of South Deering
and Philip Crilly of Irondale Is going
to start a pool-room on One Hundred and Thlrtv-first . street and Indiana
avenue visited friends in Chicago Sat- J boulevard They expect to do a fine
business.
Miss Rose Hesslin entertain a large crowd Sunday evening. They had a grand time. v
Alderman Phil. Crilly of South Deer-
HOSPITAL WORK BEGINS
Ground Broken for Private Institution Adjoining Inland Steel Plant.
John Stanich of Schrage avenue, who J eunday
was held at the local police station
waiting to be taken to the county jail,
had a friend come to his rescue yester
day, and by paying his fine of 114.35
T0LEST0K The board of education held its regu-
saved him from taking the trip to the lar meeting Monday evening. The new-
county seat.
ly appointed member of the board, H.
is about to accept a Job as coachman for Paul Geisman, the liveryman.
Mr. Michael O'Keefe and John Hess-
lnl are visiting friends on the Bast Side.
There is a fine skating pond in the
Mr. and Mrs. Max Stieglltz and
dano-hter Amelia and on. Nathan.
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and ness visitor to Hammond Monday.
Mrs. William StiegUtz at Hammond.
Mrs. William Reed of South Chicago
Necker, assumed his duties as secretary I park. There was a fine crowd skating
of the board at this meeting. I on the pond Sunday,
Mrs. Paul C. Greenberg was a bus!
HOBART.
The Toleston hotel, it is said, is turn. I The Hobart township high school
Ing away patrons. No room. Our town I gave their annual Christmas program
was the guest ofAMr. and Mrs. Gainer i taking on city airs more and more, this morning at 9 o'clock in the high
ner or the curb and took the wheel on:. I noon
xne trip was aeiayea, as tne DUggy Mlss Constance Gustafson and Miss
had to go to the repair shop. Lizzie Dlefenbach called on Miss Em
Miss Mabel Anderson spent Monday ma Penning yesterday
Mr. Welsh and family of North Jud
Mrs. Alexander is very ill at I son have become residents of our town,
ner nome at present, dui expects to De John Barnev of Palmer, who has
aarV;pa at TirARftnt. and v w been soenains: a lew aays wnn me
1 CUOIVIUS Vtil mw - M ' - I I
nr pndpavorlne to procure enough ars. Joe J-oe ana .airs. jvi. naier family or his brother, U. M. isarney, re
business Jto require the installation of of Burnham were Chicago Christmas turned home last evening,
a switch board and local office. snoppers juonaaj. Mrg W5111am Coon ls qUite sick with
The Hazard club met at the home of Mr. John Larson, who was instantly malaria.
Mrs. F. E. Farley on East street yes- uy me 11. wesl-uouna jvionon a loaded car, which was off the track
terday afternoon and enjoyed the at- riaay morning, was Dunea at uaK ere Sunday night on the E. J. E. rail
ternoon at cards. Mrs. IvrimDUl ana xim ceu.eiery m nraraona ear.y ffloa- nauspA nuite a delav of trains on
Mrs. Call received the iavors oi me uy uuiu.uB. that road.
. T.r -r . A
ttueriiuui:. jira. Lvia juuns-un returned 10 ner . ca r.r a r,,im
The Fortnightly musicale met at the home in Michigan after spending two h of neonie. sDent Sundav
home Of Mr. ana Mrs. M. Ji,. uinwiaaie weens w.tn tr.enus ana reia Lives nere. afternoon on the Katy Marsh ditch
last night and the members ustenea to iur. j. a., isunay spent oaturaay even-
a well prepared program of vocal and Ing and Sunday with friends at Crown
instrumental music. - -oint
A new book, with the cover title of Miss Lizzie Sole ls reported quite
'Quality Folks," from the pen of Rev. ill at the home of her grandparents
William Forney Hovis of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Beal, of Burn
has been recently Issued from the press ham
and is meeting with great success and
praise by the public. Mr. and Mrs
of Central avenue Sunday.
Xf." -KTtnnfA 9 CiMitli fill-
, , .. j 1 portunlty for someone to invest, cago visited with her parents, Mr. and I ' i
Mrs. William Carrette, of Center street
On Sunday,
Miss Delia Fleres returned to Mun
ster yesterday morning after spending
Saturday and Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fieres, of Cleveland
avenue.
Charles L Hellwig, who has been
visiting relatives in Brookston and Willlamsport, Ind., has returned to the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Hellwig, of Fischrupp avenue. f
' Charles Pederson Jr. was a Chicago
visitor yesterday,
Otto Bauer has returned from a hunting trip, and brought with him about
100 rabbits
By next spring we will be in great need I school room.
of another up-to-date hostelry. An op- j The music consisted of four choruses
from Gaul's Holy City, with solos by
Max Hirsch. the noted baker of the the Misses Elmanda Johnston, Isa Bul-
famous Ma-Ma bread, is giving away Jock and Ellwyer Roper. some fine calendars to his customers as Trio Elmanda Johnston, Mildred i - .. . XTAA Tba T- . . 1 1 1.
a Christmas gilt. Also tne watsoni ..
drug company. Both calendars are I uue"
works of art.
Mr. Otto C. Borman, the genial real
estate man, ls somewhat under the weather today.
Here's hoping that all will be well
again in a few days.
(Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., Dec. 15. WorfcJ was commenced yesterday on Oe new emergency hospital at the Inland Steel company's local plant, details of the construction of which were recently given in Thb Times. The building Is to be of brick and one story in height. Located immediately adjacent to the main office of the plant, injured employes will be brought to this building where they may rest easily on 'tha best kind of apparatus, cots, etc., until the arrival of a physician. The building will comprise fouf rooms, for the attendance of serious and minor injuries. The surgical room will be fitted with cots and stretchers'
suitable for the care of an, employe
whose limbs have been crushed. While no serious operations will be performed outside of the St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond, the new building will greatly assist the physicians In the proper care of their patients before their removal to the larger hospital. The corner stone of the new build-, ing was placed in position at high noon yesterday by Chief Engineer Strale of the South Chicago Masonic fraternity, and was witnessed by some two , or three hundred employes. The step taken by the Inland company should b highly commended by professional men of the city especially, as It shows that the local corporation la interested", "in every .detail, in the care of its injured employes. Dr. Robert Ansle'y wtll hava charge of the new building.
.Misses Mayhack and Carlson
Octet Misses Seydel. Mayhack Larson, Graham and Messrs. Weaver, Fleck and Killigrew.
Violin Ellwyn Roper
Piano The Misses Mackey, Crockett, Schuelke and Florence Ranko, '08.
The song period closed with the Hallelujah chorus from Handel's Messiah.
Mr. Evan Roper visited with his par
ents yesterday. Charles Froebel, who has been in the hospital for about a week, returned
HESSVILLE. W. J. Corbridge and bride of Engle
wood visited at the home of R. H. Wiggenton Sunday. '
Effle,' Harryand Willie Corbridge re-
Messrs. John and Arthur Matson were tunred to Englewood Sunday afternoon J home yesterday feeling much improved.
Hammond visitors last evening. after an extended visit here. The Hobart high school basketball
Mrs. Ray Flowers of Central avenue I Mrs. J. L Hess was the guest of her teams, both girls and boys, will go to
is improving from her recent illness. mother in Hammond Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Evers and daughter, Miss J The Misses Irene and Olive Mitchell
Catherine Evers, of Wlnamac, Ind., of Chicago were Hessvllle visitors Bun-
came here on Sunday td mpve the I day.
body of their husband and father, MrS- Nichols of Indiana Harbor vis
ited here yesterday.
DYER. The Catholic Foresters held their regular meeting Monday evening. Messrs. Phillip Keilman and Henry Helman have returned from their south-
whose remains had been interred in the Whiting cemetery about thirteen years ago. The remains were taken to
Greenwood cemetery, Hammond,
Herman Schultz of Central avenue
was the victim of chicken thieves on
Sunday night. The miscreants entered
the Schultz chicken coop and made their
Hovis are well known here, Mrs.
Hovis. formerly being Miss Aimee
Parry of this place.
George Hershman, recently employ
ed by the Allman Bros. & Dinwiddle Abstract firm, has served his connection with that institution and has ac
cepted a position with the Lake Coun
ty Title & Guaranty company.
The bazaar benefit for the public
library is nearly S300 to the good from
the sale of goods on last Friday even
ing and the amount marks it as one of the most successful ventures ever
Mr. V. W. O'Roark visited friends In I em trip yesterday. They are highly
Hammond Sunday. I pleased with the country and climate.
Miss Mabel Boyle of Rockford. 111.. Both parties have purchased land there
who has been visitine her aunt. Mrs.land intend to make their homes down
David Boyle, of ' West Pullman spent there some day.
Sunday with friends here. I On account of the entertainment and
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lawhead and daugh- Ple social to be given at the public
ter, Carrie, of Jasper. Minn., and Miss sc"Ooi vveanesaay evening, uec. a, me
Myrtle Tenny of Chicago spent Sunday Independent Order of Foresters have
with their cousin, Mrs. Starkweather. changed tne aate oi tneir meeting to
,, . .. Tuesday -evening, xjec. zz. jviemoera Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Martin were the ,,, , . , ...
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miles at I ".
dinner Sunday. The afternoon was The way tne weather looks this
spent in calling on friends, after which morning it seems as If the weather
thev wore invite tn take i,inh with man had either turned tne wrong
undertaken In Crown Point, and the Mr- and Mrs- Goodwin.
Mrs. Frank Wickham and children
were Chicago visitors Saturday.
Mr. M. E. Bunday is reported quite 111
at his home on Buffalo avenue.
committees deserve unstated praise
accordingly.
Miss Bessie Rosenbauer spent the
day In Chicago
William Parry transacted business In
the north end of the county on Mon
day.
David D. Boone of Hammond trans
acted business here yesterday.
Judge Reiland and Representative-
Elect Wickey of East Chicago, were with the former's sister, Mrs
In Crown Point yesterday on business Berg, of Hammond
connected with the Simon-WIckey
election contest.
George Shepston of Gary is visiting for a few days with Pete Zarders and
family.
It ls reported that the book com
crank the wrong way. - Nevertheless some heart is glad to have it so.
LANSING.
Miss Alvina Lehmker spent Sunday
Mrs. V. W. O'Roark entertained Miss at her home In Oak Glen.
Mabel Boyle of Rockford, 111., and otto Wolff had a quite an accident
Miss Lena Reed at lunch Sunday even- Saturday, his pony ran away from him
lnSf. I between Hammond and Lansing.
Uhe Misses Elizabeth Martindale and Emma Lehmker of Chicago Heights
Mary Brackett spent Sunday afternoon spent Sunday at her home here.
Joseph Prant Trlnnskl was a Hammond vis
Itor Sunday night.
The masquerade ball given at Bu-
sack's hall on Saturday was well at tended and proved quite a success.
CLEARS THE COMPLEXIOiLT
OVERNIGHT.
Ptatvlo. RSMih, BriM, Eee Quickly
Eradicated Vr Not Skla Remedy.
Since lta discovery one year ago, postam. the new skin remedy, has, in 1U
extraordttiary accomplishments, ex
ceeded the most sanguine expectations of the eminent specialist who gave it to
the world. It has cured thousands of
cases of tciema and eradicated facial
and other disfigurement of years' stand
Ing. The terrible Itching attending ee
urn ls stopped with the first applica
tion, giving proof of its curative rop
ertiM at the very outset.
In leao serious akin affections, suob as plmpies, rash, herpes, blackheads.
aono, barber itch, etc.. results show after an avernlght application only a small quantity being required to effect a core. A imtddy or sallow complexion ls nottoeafely Improved by a single ap
plication. Those who use petlam for these minor akin troubles can now avail thw&HlTM of the aptotal 6f-ceat pack-
ago, reoaatfcr adopted to meet snch needs. Both the 60-oent package and
regvUar 1 Jar may now be obtained in Hammond at J. W. "Weta, It &:t atroet
nd other loading drug stores
t Saoaplas for oxportmental purposes
may be bad fre of charge by writing
direct to the Emergf-noy Laboratories, I
Quite a number of the Hegewisch and
Burnham people were Hammond shoppers Saturday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Alexander of East Chi
cago spent Sunday afternoon with friends here.
Mrs. A. C. McDonnell and son, Wil
liam, were Chicago visitors Saturday.
Miss Clara Teidermler, Miss Sehna
Brouke and Mr. W. E. Hanesy of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. James Box over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Creede of Englewood and
Miss Edith Griffin of Chemical Park visited friends here Sunday afternoon.
The funeral services of Mr. Grill were held at the German Lutheran church Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mill's officiat
ing,
MERRILL VILLE.
William Lenertz of Chicago Heights
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mat Lenertz.
Mrs. Margaret Detrich and Ethel Farrell spent the week-end with Mrs. pet-
rich's father, John Hoffman Sunday.
Alvln Brooker left yesterday morning for California, where he expects
to spend the winter.
Mr. William Smith of Hobart spent
Sunday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Beach and Lillian Both
Mr. Grill was an old soldier, 82 well spent today in Chicago.
years oi age. ie naa uvea among nis Qn Friday evening of this week the relatives here in town for quite a num- members of the Epworth League will
oer ui years. glye an entertainment at the school The entertainment and dance given house. The entertainment will be of by the Lyric club of Chicago at the the minstrel variety and will be fol-
opera house Saturday evening proved lowed by a box social,
quite a success. Everybody enjoyed themselves.
CLARK STATION. Mrs. F. Behn and Master Walter Behn were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. Helnkel at South Chicago. . Mr. Albert Watts of Ross returned here yesterday. Mr. Albert Bolles and son, Albert, of Chicago visited with Clarke friends. Mr. Gus. Kail of South Chicago visited with friends here.
Mrs. J. Rayder and son. Harold, Mrs.
21 Wast Twenty-fifth street. Now York E. Clossen and children. Phillip, Ellen,
ICJaTt i Mabel and Florence, of South Chicago
Gary Friday evening, Dec. 18th, where they will play with the teams of that high school. They expect to have a crowd accompany them from here. ;
Identified at Last. Glen Miller, once a United States
William Folkens of Chicago visited marshal in Utah, was sitting In his of-
hls uncle, William Dedelow, and fam- fice at Salt Lake City one day when a
lly Sunday. well dressed and intelligent looking
Mrs. Fred Rhode spent yesterday in man entered and addressed him. "I
Indiana Harbor. was connaent tnat l Knew the man,"
said Glen in reciting the circumstances, "Vin f T Qfoa Tint a Vila sv t1oaa ktm A
getaway with several chickens, a game guest of Fred Rhode Sunday. r conversed pleasantiy it Kraduallv
rooster and two ducks. The thief has Miss Diamond Reich visited her sis- became impressed upon me that he was
not yet been arrested, but the officers ter, Mrs. Joe Arden, in East Chicago an old Kansas acquaintance, perhaps
have a good clew, and intend to land bunday. some one I had known at the university.
but he spoke so cordially and with such
an assumption of his knowing me and my knowing him that I did not have
Miss Dora Stallbohm has gone to Chi- the nerve to ask him who he was. He
Deafness Cannot Be Curecl, by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There ls only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the result.
and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be "de
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an inflan-od condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused bv
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. Semi for circulars, free.
J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. Sold by durggists. 75c. ! Take Hall's Family Pills for const!.
patlon. .
Obeying Orders. "I hope you were a good little boy
while at your aunt's and didn't tell any stories" said his mother.
"Only the one you put me up to, ma,"
replied her young hopeful.
"Why, what do you mean, child?" "When she asked me if I'd like ti
have a second piece of cake I said, 'No thank you; I've had enough." Harper'l Weekly. - ,
him within a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis of Oliver
street will entertain several friends at
a dinner party on next Saturday even
ing.
The Owl club will give a dancing
party in their headquarters on next
Friday night.
Whiting Aerie, F. O. E.
MUNSTER.
cago Heights to spend a short time with talked on till finally I invited him to my
relatives. I house for dinner, but all the time I was
Miss Emma Kuester has returned to taxing my mind to learn his Identity
her home in Oak Glen after spending a and watching for a chance word that
few davs with relatives here. wouia give me a ciew.
neia tneir i -
Mrs. Jacob Baaker and daughter,
' 'By the way.' I said at last, 'when
annual election of officers on last Sat- Mrs. Jacob Baaker and daugnter, meatl. .nm
urday night. The meeting was largely Miss Mary, were in Hammond yester- states of course .oh, I got out last attended and was very enthusiastic, day. nisrht. You see. thev cut off nine months
ine meeting next baturaay nignt is Carl Stallbohm was a Hammond vis- f0r good behavior.
also expected to De wen attenaea, as nor yesterday. "Then it broke over me. My guest
two new members will be Initiated.
Those elected to serve during the en
suing year are as follows:
President Harvey Carringer. Vice president Henry Behrnes. Secretary John Grady. Treasurer Herman Schrage. Chaplin William R. Stewart.
Inside guard Francis Dickenson.
Outside guard James McFadden.
Trustees John Cameron, Mat Collins,
Arthur Moore.
The initiation of these officers will
be held the first meeting In January,
when a large banquet will be given.
Miss Winnie Schoon visited in Ham- was Pete Curry, a celebrated mall rob-
mond yesterday ber, whom I had taken to the penlten-
Miss Jane Kikkert was in Thorntown Uary 3USt thre earS befre-
yesterday visiting relatives.
Fisherman's Lnck.
There was once a comedian who went
out with a fishing party, and began to
Mrs. John Kikkert went to Roselands suffer from thirst. One of the crowd
took pity on the sufferer and fastened
a bottle of beer to his fishing line while
i.e was on a voyage of exploration.
When the actor returned he found his line heavy and started to haul in
Miss Anna DIttrick is visiting friends in Hammond for a few days.
today to spend a few days with rela
tives.
LOWELL.
George Gragg of Chicago visited what he thought was the biggest fish
Postmaster Nichols from Saturday till 01 tne day,
R0BERTSDALE.
ST. JOHN. f
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keilman from Hammond returned home Sunday night
after a week's visit with relatives here,
Edward Johnson of Dyer spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Saurman.
Joseph M. Gerlach made a business
trip to Crown Point today. Jacob Klassen and Peter Weingart transacted business in Dyer today. Mrs. Edward Austgen returned home from Hammond last night, where she spent Sunday with Mrs. Helen Austgen, who ls sick for quite a while, but is Improving steadily up to this time.
A very pleasant birthday party was
given Friday afternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Wichorst in hon
or of their daughter's, Miss Mabel, 8th j hospital.
Dirtnday. xne little ones enjoyed the afternoon by playing games and other amusements until 4 o'clock when an
elaborate luncheon was served by Mrs. Wichorst. Miss Mabel received many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day. J. Woodman of Indiana Harbor visited friends here Sunday evening. Mrs. Frank Olson and children of Harrison avenue were Chicago visitors Saturday. August Homan and son, Harry, saw "The Smart Set" at the Calumet theater Friday evening. Louis Tlmm Jr. of Chicago ls visiting his father, Louis Tlmm, and grandmother, Mrs. William Timm Sr., of Indiana boulevard.
Sunday evening. Mrs. William Walters has returned from Fort Wayne, where she was called on account of the sickness of her mother. Her mother has recovered
sufficiently to be taken home from the
Gleeful over his changed luck he
shouted to the captain:
"Hey, captain, this is the place. An
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The Gifford dry land railroad dredge has reached the Albert Woodke farm.
three and a half miles north of the
Lowell-Hebron- road, and is now laying
still pending a settlement for right-of-
way through Mr. Woodke's land.
Richard Carter and wire nave re
turned from a week's visit with relatives at North Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hayden are visiting relatives at Monticello.
Mrs. John Hill is visiting her son,
Oscar, and family at Hammond.
Mrs. C. R. Sherard of Hammond is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Atwood.
IF IT'S ADVERTISED IT'S WORTH LOOKING UP.
WHISKEY There Is only one BEST TRY Old Steuben Bourbon (Straight Goods) and agree with us that it is PERFECTION Steuben County Wine Co.
Distributors, CHICAGO, ILLS.
Tony Novak of Roberts avenue spent
STIE GLITZ PARK.
Mr. Paul Klelsman, a retired business
the week-end In Michigan City, Ind., man 0f Berry Lake, is about to start visiting his parents. a Hvery stable on Columbia avenue No. 3 Ice-house of the Knickerbocker and Indiana boulevard, which the town Ice company, which was nartiallv de- is badly in need of. Mr. Geisman is a
stroyed by fire some weeks ago, is being rapidly rebuilt, the work is being pushed so as to- have it completely fin
ished In time for the winter Ice crop. Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson and daughter. Miss Violet, of Roberts avenue saw "McFadden's Flats" at the
Calumet Sunday afternoon.
first-class livery man, who will attend
to business at all hours.
Mr. Patrick J. Gorman, won first
prize at the farmers' dance at Weiland's hall, Kast Chicago. Patrick is not much of a farmer, but he got there Just the same.
Mrs. Gus Subenski of Whitingr made
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horlbeck are a business to Stieglitz Park Friday. She
YULETIDE BR NOS ITS JOYS AND ITS BILLS Merry Christmas Greeting's Often clash with the practical financial question. Why not look ahead and arrange to pay cash--th:n you will have no unpaid bills. You will have that satisfied fee'ing that conies to those who have learned to look ahead and take advantage of present conditions. We are prepared to ad vane i the money you will ne;d and give you from one month to one year to pay it back. We will adjust the payments to suit your income. If you pav the money back before the time arranged for, you are entitled to a rebate. It will cost you nothing to come in and have us explain our plan in detail. Why not have all your bills piid and some money besideswhat could give you a bitter feeling at this time of the year? IF YOU WANT MONEYTHIS IS THE PLACE TO COME HAMMOND LOAN & GUARANTEE COMPANY
Second Floor
Phone 257
145 SOUTH H0HMAN ST. Over The Model Clothiers HAMMOND, INDIANA
Open Evenings