Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 163, Hammond, Lake County, 29 December 1908 — Page 2
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CROWN FOIXT'PAnTV. Miss Xole Hughes will entertain at a 6:30 o'clock dinner party Thursday evening at her home In Crown Point to which fifteen young people have been Invited. The -party will he In the nature of a leap year and watch party and the young ladies at the party will be in charge of the entertainment for the evening. Miss Beatrice Hansen of Hammond will be. a- guest at the party. ; ATTE5D VALPARAISO LOCHEON. Mrs. Clarence A. Scott, Mrs. Victor Dyer and Miss Irene Mott of Hammond and Miss Belle Peterson of Crown Point will go to Valparaiso tomorrow to attend a 1 o'olock luneheon given at the home of Mrs. Skinner for .Miss Mary Windall. Miss Irene Mott will remain a few days the guest of ' Miss Windall and Wednesday evening will attetnd a dancing' party given by .tli'e Kappa Girls of Valparaiso.
street after a week's visit with - relatives In Crawfordsville and Terre Haute,
Ind..' '
VISIT IN DTE It.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaller of Doty street
went to Dyer this morning to attend
the funeral "of a relative. Mrs. Schal
ler will probably remain in Dyer a few
days. .
RODENT CAUSES HUNT
BYHMrONpFRUITGO. Two Men Start New Hunt This Morning But Fail to Land Him.
COMPANY AT LOSS FOR REMEDY
TOINIOHT
BOSTON
The Show that Makes them Talk HARRY HASTINqS' " ' V,; ' '
BURLESQUBRS
HERE OS BTJSIRESS.- ,
C. O. Fife, deputy supreme chief of
the Ben Hur, la in Hammond on a few
days business visit. Mr. Fife is here Mr. Eat Wears a Goatee and Is Evi-
in the interest of the local chapter who
will initiate a large class at their next
meeting. , .
VISITS HERE. , Miss Belie Peterson of Crown Point will visit In Hammond tomorrow on her way to Valparaiso where she will be a guest at a luncheon for Miss Windall. T ' -r; , ;: : MEETING POSTPONED. . ;
The meeting of the Inter Se club,
which was announced to' take place last evening at the home of-Mls3 Mary Ibach In South Hohman , street, was
postponed for'- ar.other week on ac
count of the absence of several of the
members from 'th4' city. t - f V ENTERTAINS AT PARTV. Mrs. Thomas .Brenrian Is--entertain lng,a.t-a very pleasant party-this af
ternoon-from to f o'clock in honor' of
her daughtetr, "-.Mtrs- Ruth's ,- eleventh
birthday anniversary at her home, 7 Rimbach avenue. The afternoon will be spent in a pleasant way with various games and ' music and a dainty course luncheon will be served. HOLD ASMAL ELECTION. At the meeting of the K. of P's in the K. of P, hall last-evening business of importance was disposed of. : The annual election of officers took place, the installation to be. held either next Monday evening or a week from Monday and a -large attendance Is desired. The following were the officers elected for the yean. 4909: . - . r , . C. C W. A., Hoke.
V. C. C Charles HostivU-'c. C Fred Aldrich. - - Master of Words G. W. Smith. Master of Arms William-Keir. Keeper of Records and .Seals H. D. Fuller. Master of Finance J. K. Woff. Master of 'Exchequer W. F. Mashino. Inner Guard Frank Walker. Outer Guard M. E. Frame. Trustte for Three Tears D. C. Atkinson.
: CHRISTSIAS EXERCISES. "
The children of the-Sunday school of St. Paul's Episcopal church held their Christmas exercises last evening in the
parish room of the church in Elm-
bach avenue. In celebration of ''Holy Innoceots"day, a short service was held in the church at 7:30 o'clock. At the
close of the' service the children and members of the congregation were invited to the annual exercises. A short
address with stereopticon views wis
given by the rector. Rev. Charles Albert' Smith, after which the children
were given gifts of candy and popcorn from the Christmas tree, which had
been elaborately decorated for the ex
ercises. A very pleasant time was had
by all 'who were Jri' attendance. ENTERTAINS. CLl'B FRIENDS. Miss Mae, Hartley will entertain the
members of the O. Q. club this evening
at her home in Fayette street. The young ladies will pass the evening' .with
their embroidery work and anticipate an enjoyable time. -,
dently Hero of Many Grim Battles.
KRTAIN AT THEATER PARTV. . and Mrs. Harry Voight. of Wil- . street. tteHin?a at a theater v at" the Auditorium in Chicago day. Their giifsts were: Mr. and . J. S. Shaner and daughter, Helen,
HETl'RNS TO VALPARAISO. Iceland : Reed had returned to Val
paraiso til resume his studies at the
university, there, after spending Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reed at
their home in East State street. JOO GIRLS ARE WANTED.
Wanted 100 girls between the ages of 10 and 15 to sing at my concert on Feb. 4. All those, who would like to take part kindly sign list at Kolb's
drug store. There will only be two .or three rehearsals and they will be
.held in the afternoon between 4:30 and
f. o'clock. No evening rehearsals. J-lw BARNIE YOUNG.
- RETCH NS FROM VISIT.
Miss Monta Underwood returned last
evening from a visit with her relatives
at Madison, Ind. LEAVES FOR CHICAGO.
Miss Sadie Maclntyre of Milwaukee, who has been visiting Mrs. Fred Lash
and 'Mrs. -Joe Wilcoxson of State street for a few days, left for Chicago to visit
other relatives before returning home.
One large rodent is doing the Hammond Fruit company more damage than the panic. All efforts to capture him are In vain. He is still at large. Two men were -busy this mdrning at the Hammond Fruit company store rooms hunting Mr. Rat. "He Is probably in
among the cabbage" In that cabbage
barrel," said the man with the big stick. "Many times since July last when that rat made its appearance we
have moved everything in this roomj
potato, apple and cabbage barrels, orange boxes, bag3 of potatoes in large
numbers, in fact, we have twined the
entire roo:n up side down in our ef
forts to get him.
' Cauwu Hunej- Loitaea. That animal has destroyed many dol
lars' worth of property. He certainly
is an artful dodger, and right up to
the .lastmfwite.-1 Only once during all these months have I succeeded in get
ting a view of him. He is large, gray
and has long whiskers. He has the
handsomest goatee I have ever seen
outside of. the French capital. But he
has a bad mug and an eye that no one would care to trust. A cat has been
suggested to do him, but my friend
an ordinary cat would not be in it
with that vicious looking rodent. His
face, however, is a most Interesting
study from a psychological point of
view. His appearnce indicates that he
has been the'hero of many hard fought battles and that he has left the various fields with flying colors."
The Real Girly Girly Show, Its the One You've Been Looking For! You Can't Afford
to Miss It. Prices 25ct 50c, 75c. Seats on Sale Monday
Wednesday Matlneee end Night, Dec. 30th
Joe King's NEW Version "EAST LYNNE" wim Gertrude varen
A Play that will Live Forever. A Story of a Woman's Wrongs. It touches
the Hearts of All.
Without Question the Greatest Emotional Drama of the Present Generation
PRICES: Matinee, 10c and 20c Evening, 10c, 20c. 30c,50c SEATS ON SALE MONDAY
New Year Matinee and Night
JACK ROSE & COMPANY
-IN-
TEX AS P ALS A. PLAY OP THE SOUTHWEST A Company of Artists..... With Scenery Complete
Prices: 25c, 35c, 50c,
MATINEE AND NIGHT. SUNDAY, JANUARY 3rd
75c
Wm A. Brady and Jos. R. Grismer, Bring The Most Widely Successful and Most Talked About Drama in America The Man tSfe Hour - GEORGE BROADHURST'S Vivid and Vital Play WITH THE NEW YORK CAST
Including Cyril Scott, Harry Ha rwood, Rapley Holmes, James B Wilson, William Deminz, E. J. LeSaint, Chas. Stedman, Albert Parker, T. F. Tracey, M. J. Cody, Basil West, Alma Powell. Marion Chapman & Kate Lester
Prices
Matinee, 25c, 50ct 75c, $ I Evening, 25c, 50c, 75c, $J, $1.50
and all are assured of a very pleasant evening. - .
The Musical Hoyles come to Ham
mond highly recommended and are sure to please their audience. The company
is composed of father, son, two daughters, Mr. Nicholas Franzen, in orches
tra, assisted by Miss Viola M. Kiesling,
sketch artist and reader.
v : 1:1 ford. 111.
i:TKRTAI.S AT DIWF.lt. Miss Charles Monnett gave a very pleasant dinner party Sunday at her homo in South Hohman street, at which Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shaner and daughter, Miss Helen, were guests of honor. The dinner was served at 1:30 o'clock in the dining room where Christmas colors and foliage were attractively used in decorating. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Shaner and - daughter, Helen, of Milford, 111... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and , son,,-Oren Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McConnel! . and daughter, "Edith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Voight and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monnett and family. RETl RNS HOME WBDS ESI) A V.
Miss Carrie Cruska is expected to return home tomorrow from Springfield, 111., where she has been visiting since before Christmas. . HAVE HOt SB. PAltTV. THIS WEEK. m Mr. and Mrs. Luther It. Wartena and Mr. and Mrs. A. AVartnea of Rensselaer are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Wartena' at their home in East Chicago. MEETI.VG POSTI'OXED. 7 The meeting of the Embroidery club which ws announced to take place yesterday aftenoon at the home of Mrs. Clarence A. ' Scott was postponed for another week when she will entertain RETl'R.VS FROM VISIT. Dave Hirsch returned yesterday from a few days' visit with friends and relatives in Fort "Wayne, Hamilton and Butler, Ind. KETIR.N" PROM VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith returned last evening to their home in Carroll
VISITS HERE TODAY.
Miss Minnie Bergman of Chicago is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
George A. A. Mason at their home in Rimbach avenue. HAVE LITTLE DAl-CHTER,
Born, to M?. and Mrs. Pfeiffer of Woodlawn, a daughter. Mrs. pfeiffer
will be' remembered here as Miss Mar
garet Maclntyre who formerly lived on
Michigan avenue. WILL MEET THURSDAY. The Ladies Aid society of the Ger-
LEAVES FOR CANADA. Mrs. Mary Hemstock of Valparaiso, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MacAleer in Webb street since Christmas, has gone to Sault Ste. Mariet Mich., to visit relatives. Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Matwig spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nichols at their home in Black Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. William Koehle of St
John spent Sunday and" Monday visit
ing relatives here.
- Mrs. Charles Thiel is spending a few days with Mrs. Steele at her home in
St. John. , ' "
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stolley of Morton court is reported
Presenting for your Approval
FIELDING
AND CARLOS , America's Premier Graceful Skaters and Dancers.
The Finest Costumed
and Greatest Skating
Act in America.
Dec.28,29,30,31
and Jan. 1 AT THE Lewis Roller Skating Rink EAST CHICAGO, IND.
man M. E. church, 258 Truman avenue, to be ill.
C Although the times have been hard and money has not flowed as freely this year as in the years that have past, THE PALACE
OF SWEETS
reports a most prosperous Holiday trade. This is largely due to the fact that the proprietor has been furnishing his trade with the purest and most delicious product. -:- Phone 2942
will meet Thursday afternoon, Dec. 31,
at the church parlors. All members and friends are cordially requested to attend. Mesdames M. Speichert and L. Dersmeier are the hostesses for the afternoon. "
RETl RNS AFTER VISIT. After being the guests of Mr. and
Mrs: L. Elster, 444 Sibley street, for several days, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Well-and-and family returned to their home
in Irving Park, 111., yesterday after a very pleasant visit. SIXTH AX.M'Al CONCERT. Barnie Young's sixth annual concert will be given at Towle's opera house Thursday evening, Feb. 4. There will be fifty musicians in the band.
Professor Carnes of Chicago, the humorist, will be present. A chorus of 100 girls will sing. Professor Emit Dietrich, the cellist, will also take part. Don't forget the date. 29-4w ; HOLD Bt SI VESS MEETING. The Adult Bible class of the Pine Street Presbyterian, church , will hold a business , meeting . Thursday evening. The annual election of officers will take place during the evening. Each lady is asked to bring a box luncheon with her name enclosed, these will be given the gentlemen and they will know their partners for supper by the name in the box. The guests will have a New Year's watch party to which the
public is invited. COMPOSE THEATER PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gostlin, Mr. and Mrs. W. Harvey Gostlin, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer, Misses Irene Mott and Norma Locklin, C. W. Wilson and Roscoe E. Woods composed a theater party to see Bertha Kalich in "Cora" at the Towle opera house last evening. HAVE PLEASANT EVENING. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Keyser entertained bout fifty guests Saturday evening at their home, 407 State street. The- evening was spent in cards and dancing, and the Fleur de Lis club, of wich Mrs. Keyser is a member, presented her with a beautiful set of linen.
Mrs. F. Young of Kouts, Ind., was the
guest of friends in Hammond today. " Sam Fendig of Rensselaer is spend
ing the day with, his brother, Robert
Fendig of Hammond.
, Frank Monstl-um of Charleston, 111.,
was in Hammond today on a short bus! ness visit.
Thomas Dranmeister of Creek, III., was a business visitor in Hammond to
day.
Mrs. Waite of Chicago is expected tomorrow to visit Mrs. Charles Gloeser
at her home in Ogden reet.
Charles Thorns has returned from 'his
holiday vacation spent with friends and
relatives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Charles Seidler and children of
Dyer spent Sunday with friends in
Hammond.
Miss Elizabeth Evers of Edgewater,
lit., was the guest of friends in Ham mond Sunday.
Mxs. A. Prohler of Chicago spent the
past week end with Mr.' and Mrs. John
Laws of South Hohman street.
Anthony Schmal "has returned to his
home in St. John after a few days' Visit
with his Hammond relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Williams street went to Oyer today to at
tend the funeral of a relatives.
. Miss Agnes Schaller is spending the
day visiting relatives in Dyer.
Mrs. Emma E. Carter has returned
home after spending Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. George Popp, at her
home in Crown Point.
HAVE SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT. The committee on entertainment of
Unity council. Knights of Columbus, have engaged the Musical Hoyes of Chicago to give an entertainment this evening, Dec. 13, at the Masonic temple. The program will begin promptly at 8 o'clock and at its close the orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. Invitations have been sent to all the members and they have the liberty, of inviting their friend. It is epected that the affair will be very largely attended
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of incoropration have been filed at the office of secretary of state
for the following companies:
Clinton Aianuiactunng company.
Franktort; capital, ?iu,uou: to manu
facture, fertilizer; directors, Charles E Fetty, Levi E. Cripe and William T
Atkinson.
Fort Wayne Country club, For
Wayne; for social advantages and phy
sical culture; capital, J10.00Q; dlree
tors, Charles D. Tille, John Koss Mc Culloch. Charles G. Guild, Albert
Bond, Frank I. Brown, James M. Bar
4-ett. William P. Breen, Charles E
Bond, Max B. Fisher. Frederick E. Hoff
man and William M. Griffin. ;
Notice of change of principal place of business of Madona Oil and ;" Gas
company from Richmond to Portland.
Notice of increase in capital -stock
from 136,000 to $126,000 ' by Indiana
Lumber company of Kokomo.
ADVERTIStJTO MAKES MA3TT POSSIBLE THINGS POSSIBLE,
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Patti's Famous Hand colored Motion Pictures of THE PASSION PLAY
Will be exhibited at the r COLONIAL THEATRE 83 State St.
2Days
iVlonday, December 28th Tuesday, December 2Qth
The entire set of pictures which show the Life of phrjst from birth to ascension will be shown complete with lecture at each performance . s -- ----. ... . MR ROY DIETRICH will sing illustrated songs appropriate to the occasion. . ADMISSION ALWAYS 10 CENTS ;
AM OPPORTUNITY
For Hammond People to get the Benefits of
a Vacation without Taking One The Scientific Application of Mechanical Exercise Will Produce this Result
LADIES, OFFICE MEN AND THOSE WHO NEED EXERCISE, GREETING:
I can give" you more and better exercise in thirty minutes than you can
get in a gymnasium in two hours, and without any exertion on your part.
Anaemic persons, who cannot afford to waste vital energy, taking ordi
nary exercise to build an appetite or induce sleep, will readily see the beauty of this statement.
People who .have more flesh than they want, will find ordinary exercise
makes them so hungry that they must eat heartily, thereby counteracting the
benefit derived from such exercise. To these people my work will appeal. T
will stretch every muscle of your body and exercise every tissue and nerve. I will force the venous blood back to the lungs. This will induce sleep; it
will break up the worn-out tissues; it will make red blood circulate in your arteries. Such a course of exercise will have the same effect as a vacation and be less expensive. Ask your physician about it. Phone 1704 and make an appointment. FREDERICK A. HAWLEY, 126 Charlotte street,
Graduate American College of Mechano-Therapy, Hamitiond, Ind.
THE
CESS
HAMMOND'S THEATRE BEAUTIFUL
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A program of delightful entertainment interesting Men, Women and Children. It is worth the price of admission just to see the inside of the theatre. The popular place of amusement, when you are in Hammond don't fail to see the performance
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Higher Courts' Record. Supreme Court Minute. 21327. Elijah E. Russell vs. "state ex
rel. Ben C. Crowder. feulllvan C. C
Appellee's brief.
21322. Leonard Harmon vs. W imam
Fable. Dearborn C. C. Appellees brief. ' : '
NTr Supreme Court Suit. 21378. Joseph Cook vs. City of But
ler. Dekalb C. C. Record. Assignment
or errors. In term. Bond. St- Appellate Court Suit. 7109. Myrtilla Kemery vs. Eunice Zelgler. Dekalb CV. C. Record. Assignment of errors. Notices (2) below. Appellate Court Minutes. 6229. Lewis F. Shank et al vs. trustees of McCordsvllle lodge No. 338. I. O. O. F. Tipton C. C. Appellant's petition for time. 6949. Commissioners . of Jackson county et al vs. George V. Zallman. Jackson C. C. Appellees' brief.
7002. Hugh S., Brown et al vs. state ex rel. Grace Joyce. Jefferson C. C. Appellant's affidavit to dismiss appeal and brief. 66"63. Samuel C. Pitzer vs. John YV. McCreery. Delaware C. C. Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal and acknowledgement of service for January 12. 5967. Peru Heating company vs. William F. Lenhart et al. Miami C. C. Appellant's appllcatioft for time to' file re
ply brief. Fifteen days granted after filing of brief of appellee. Brounell in reply to brief of appellee. Lenhart & Simpson on cross errors against Brounell. 751. Cyrus E. Davis vs. James G. Hart et al. Greene C. C. Appellant's reply brief. Indiana Postal Items.
Washington, Dec. 2S. WInfield S. Beese has been appointed postmaster at Xewland, Jasper county, vice T. M. Callahan, resigned.. Rural carriers appointed: Alexandria, Frank S. Hughes, carrier; Herman Per-
ry, Faussett. carier; Grace M. Fausset't, substitute, Route 2. Southport, Harry A. Hamilton, carrier; William Hamilton, substitute, Route 26. The postof flees at Homestead, Dearborn county; Cummings, Vigo county, and Gessie, Vermilion county, will become domestic money order offices January 3.
FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE PRINCESS Only 5 cents Admission
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wed , December 27, 28, 29 and 30 CHARLES E BLANEY offers The Famaus Character Actor Wm H. Turner as the Boss and original Cast an J Production IN A POWERFUL PLAY OF LOVE AND POLITICS "The Governor And The Boss" .....More Laughs Than Many a Farce
Loyalty to Frienda. Never permit yourself to comment unfavorably upon a friend. If you have a complaint, carry it in person to the individual concerned. Loyalty Is the life breath of real friendship, ana if there were more loyalty there would, be fewer broken friendships.
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