Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 213, Hammond, Lake County, 26 February 1909 — Page 2

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LEAVES OX A VISIT.

M!ss Alta Kennedy of Truman avenue

left today for Lawrenceburg. Ind., to be the guests of relatives and flrends for several weeks. Miss Kennedy has had to leave school on account of 111 health and will remain away until she fully recovers. i RETIRXS FROM VISIT. Mrs. J. C. Lavene has returend to her home In Trurnan avenue after a short visit with Mrs. E. I Ehortridge at the county seat. HERE ON A VISIT. Mr. and Mrs. Ixuls Suess and little son, Clayton,- of Milwaukee, are expected here tomorrow to be the guests of Mrs. Suess' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheffield of May street for several days. Mrs. J. P. Sheffield will probably spend a few days with relatives in Chicago before returning home..

terest to manv Hammond people who

knew -Mr. Roberts -during his residence

here. Mr. Roberts, is a graduate of

Lehigh university in the east and came

here shortly after to accept a position as constructing engineer with the United States Metals Refining compa

ny at Grasselli. Later he was coenected with the Standard Steel Car company and remained with them until he left for the west about a year ago. The young people will receive, the congratulations of many friends in Hammond. ( ATTEXD BALL IS CHICAGO. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Suess of Milwaukee who are here visiting relatives, will attend a dancing party in Chicago tomorrow evening. Mrs. Suess' slater. Miss Verta Sheffield, will also attend. IS REPORTED ILL. Mrs. Conroy, mother of Attorney J. II. Conroy, is reported to be quite ill. Her friends here hope for her speedy recovery-

WEDDISG ANNOUNCEMENTS ,OlT. Announcements were received In Hammond yesterday telling of the marriage of Miss Norman Margaret Frazer, daughter of Mrs. Mary Frazer of Hart

shorn, Okla., to Mr. "William Henry Robert of California. The marriage

cccured In Hartshorn, Monday, Febru

ary 22. The wedding will be of in-

NYHOFF-RIGGS WEDDING Hammond Young lady is Married at St. Bernard's in Englewood Tuesday

A wedding of interest to raany Hammond people occurred Tuesday "morning in Chicago when Miss Anna. Nyhoff and Wilbur B. Riggs of Chicago were married. According to relatives

of the bride the wedding took place in

St Bernard's Catholic church, the Rev.

Father Murray, pastor of the chrch

officiating. The service was very quiet

and pretty, only the relatives of the bridal couple being in attendance. A short musical service preceded the wed

ding ceremony and a pretty w-edding

anthem was sung by the Choir during the ceremony. The solemn high mass

was read.

The bride wore a very dainty and

pretty gown of white silk organay, fashioned 'in empire style. The dress had lace and embroidery trimmings and she wore a directo4re sash and pale blue satin ribbon: '.. She wore a veil

fastened to her'natr with, a wreath of

ENTERTAINS 'CLUB FRIENDS.

Mrs. C. B. Miller entertained the members of the Uptodate Whist club

very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at

her home in Clinton street. All the

members', were present and passed a

nleasant afternoon with cards. The

honors at the party were given to Mrs.

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flowers and carried a bridal bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Riggs returned to Hammond during the day. and went to the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. F. J. Eberle, where a wedding supper was served. The relatives and several friends of Mr. and Mrs. Riggs were received during the evening and offered their congratulations and best wishes. The young couple expect to leave about April 1 for a few weeks' visit in the east, after which they will return to Hammond to make their home in the future. The bride has made her home in Hammond for several years and has wide acquaiutance of friends who will be interested in the announcement of her marriage. Mr. Riggs formerly lived in Hammond, but is now located in Chicago. Mr. Riggs Is related to the McConnell and Monnett families in Hammond.

Read "The Lake County-Times" every Friday evening for our Saturday specials Prompt'deNvery to alt parts of the city. Strict attention given to all telephone orders. Phone 100 CHAS. BERENDT 99 State St.

Ahe Cohn and Mrs.' Clatfc of Chicago.

At the close of the games a social hour

was enjoyed when a daintily arranged course luncheon -vya's served. The party

yesterday will be" the last until after Lenten season. ' ( ' :

. DEBORAH SOCIETY MEETS. The member sof the "Deborah Aid so

ciety of the First Christian church met

yesterday afternoon for an all day session at: the home "of Mrs. Perry Wilson,

833 Michigan avenue. There was a

very "good attendance of members and

the ladies spent the afternoon sewing for the society. , .The usual business was disposed of. "

HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The members of the Martha society

of the First Christian church held their

regular meeting yesterday, afternoon at

thft home of Mrs. W. Price in bummers

street. The meeting was well attended and a good deal' of sewing was finished. A short business . meeting was held when matters of importance to the members were disposed of, after which a social hour was enjoyed. During the hour the hostess served dainty refreshments. Next Thursday, will be the regular monthly social meeting so that the members of the Martha and Deborah societies will hoia a Joint meeting at the home of Mrs. H. B. Douglas in Glendale. ENTERTAINMENT POSTPONED.

The entertainment which was announced to take-place last evening in the Christian church undr the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society, had to be postponed indefinitely. ATTEND CHICAGO MEETING. Mesdames Fred Lash, Ericlc Lund, Alleen McCoy, Jessie Wolf, Mae Jones, Dr. Mary E. Jackson and Miss Elizabeth Scott went to Chicago last evening to attend a meeting of the Englewood Conclave of True Kindred. There was a very large number of members

Farewell Stag Last Night

A farewell stag party was given at Long's hall last night in honor of Mr. J. V. Keeler and Mr. Charles Gloeser, two prominent Hammond men. The evening was spent in games, dancing and sparring matches. The feature of te evening was the sparring match. J. V. Keeler vs. Charles Heimbach. The bout ended in the knockout of ,the three; referees, who were Stanton, Olsen and Gloeser, by Keeler's wonderful swinging punch. It is not very often that three referees are needed, but in this bout one referee could not part them when they should, clinched, which was done frequently. . Clarence Eder and Mike Bixemann gave a few stunts In clog dancing. A

quartette, composed of Jack Fowler,

Charles Hubbard, Robert Fllgard and P. D. Lovegren. rendered several favor

ite selections, which shook the hal!. One of the many they sang was entltjed, "Ton Are As Welcome As the

Flowers In May."

After the entertainment, luncheon

was served, and all parted at a late hour wishing Mr. Keeler and Mr. Gloeser success in their new ventures.

Those present were: Mr. J..V. Keeler, Mr. Charles Gloeser,

Mr. Charles Heimbach. Mr. Stanton. Mr.

Olson, Mr. Eder, Jr., Mike Bixemann,

Mr. Jack Fowler, Mr. Charles Hubbard,

Mr. Robert Fllgard, Mr. P. D. Lovegren and Mr. Louis Sherer.

BIJOU VAUDEVILLE THEATRE

Entire change of Shows Mon. and Friday.

Change Pictures Daily

Wednesday Amelia Nylet

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Sat. and Sun.

Doors open 2:30 P. M. to 7:00 P. M.

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ALL NEXT WEEK.

Commencing Monday, March 1st

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Openlnar Play Monday INImht "A Great Temptation"

SPECIAL SCENERY 6 BIG ACTS Ladles Free Monday Night under usual conditions PRICES : 10, 20, 30, 50 cts. Sat. Matinee 10 cts.

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Griffin Pure WHISKEY, full quart . CQn bottle .OOC

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No. 1 hand picked NAVY BEANS, yilp per pound f2 (j

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and vlstlng: members present at the meeting which was one of the most succesaful of the year. There was a large class of candidates initiated duringthe meeting after which an enjoyable social hour- was held. HERE ON A VISIT. Mrs. T. E. Baker of Springfield. 111., in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lasch at their home in Plummer avenue. Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Lasch are sisters. IMPROVING XICELT. Little Kathleen Lyons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lyons, continues t improve nicely form her recent illness that has kept her confined to her home in State Line street for several weeks. X. P. WHIST CLIB MEETS. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil S. Relter will en

tertain the members of the N. P. Whist club at a six-thirty o'clock dinner this

evening in their home In Webb street.

The dinner will be followed by an

evening of cards.

MEETISG POSTPOXED. The members of the Alpha Phi so

ciety will meet this aftfrnoon for the

regular meeting but will be entertained next Friday by Mrs. S. A .Bell at her home in South Ilohman street. HERE FOR A SHORT VISIT. Mrs .Addie 'White of Kentland, Ind., airivad in Hammond today for a visit. She will be entertained by . members of Hammond Temple No. 73, Pythian Sisters, for their meeting this evening in the K. of P. hall. "SOMETHING OUT OF ORDINARY."

This is the claim made by the management of "That" Stock company, which will open a week's engagement at the Towle Opera House. on Monday,

March 1, in addition to a company of acting people, they carry all special

scenery for every play, giving a production with all details, six vaudeville

offerings all go to make things lively

the play selected for the opening on Monday night is Owen . Davis' great play, "A Great Temptation." The usual

ladies' free night will be Issued for

Monday night, when one lady will be admitted free with one paid 30-cent ticket. IS STILL CONFINED. "Daddy" Briggs Is still confined to his home Xor the eleventh week: His son, Frank A. Briggs, of the United States army, is home on a furlough to attend his father's business and will be

pleased to meet all of his old friends.

HOLD MONTHLY MEETING. The regular monthly meeting of St. Paul's Lutheran league took place last

evening In the school building. There

was a good attendance of members

and the business of the month was

disposed of. A social hour followed the regular meeting when the guests met for an informal socici time. CHICAGO VISITORS TODAY. Following were Chicago visitors today: Mrs. W. C. Mee, Miss Nellie Hill, Mrs. W. A. Hill, Mrs. Cynthia Sohl, Mrs. N- J. Bick and M. Dobson.

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Starting Sunday Matinee, February 21st

THE CALUMET STOCK COMPANY Presents beautiful play The Belle of Richmond Vaudeville and Pictures between Act. A. First Cliss Company. Good Vaudeville and prices that fit the purse

Entire Main Floor, 30c. . Entire Balcony, 20c. Gallery, 10c Wed. and Sat. Matinee, 10c. Sunday Nigrht, 10c, 20c, 30, 50c.

National Biscuit Co's

fresh baked NEWSBOY

CAKES, pound

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The Famous Saturday CANDY, pure and OQp fresh, 50c box ub DRUG DEPT.

Good quality Domestic, oil

SARDINES, -J Eft cans for I Uu

Lord Clayton and Maybelle, regular '5c 5..,: .15c White Pine and Tar, for. coughs, colds and hoarseness, regular 25c i Hr bottle . I UC DRUG DEPT.

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The O. T. Shoe

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ATTEA D AX CE INCREASING. The most inspiring and yet searching

sermon of the meetings was given at

the Methodist church last night. Miss Nichols, dealt with the privileges and blessings of the Christian life and showed how we help or hinder the kingdom of God within us. A true and thoroughly sane word was given concerning amusements. She showed how the common indulgence In worldliness dulls and dissipates Christian life until there is only the formal profession left. Her position was, that the tree is judged by the fruit. The fruit of worldly amusements do not promote Christ-like spirit and service. Miss

Nichols may bring helpers with her

this evening. Mrs. L. L. Bomberger will sing two numbers at this service. HAVE PLEASANT PARTY. The members of the Fleurdelis club gave" a very delightful party in honor of the seventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith at their home in Kane avenue last evening. Progressive pedro was the entertaining feature of the evening. Eight games of the popular pastime were enjoyed after which the hostess served a very delicious luncheon. The honors, of the games were won as follows. "For the ladies, first price, Mrs. Keyser; second prize, Mrs. Patzke; consolation prize,

Mrs. Krolwetz. For the gentlemen, first

prize, Mrs. Walker; second prize, Mr. Muehlberger; consolation prize, Mr. Keyser. The following people were

present: Messrs and Mesdames. Glasgow, Kosher, Keyser, Walter Luthman. Camp, Kralowetz Cook, Huber,

Muehlberger, Patzke, Smith, Mrs. Kral

owetz, Mrs. Nichols, Ora Nichols and

Mr. Walker.

AX INFORMAL DANCE.

The members of the Masonic Social

club entertained at a dancing party

last evening in the Masonic temple for

the members and their many friends

The party was one of the pleasantest affairs of the season, although it was not as largely attended as former parties, owing to Lent. The guests were

received informally during the even

ing and dancing began at S-.ZO?' The party was informal, no programs be

ing used. The music was furnished by a four-piece orchestra and a pretty program was rendered during the

serving of refreshments at 12 o'clock.

The committee deserves great credit for the success of the party and the post-Lenten party promises to be even

pleasanter and more largely attended

BOWSER'S DAUGHTER WEDS,

Chesterton, Ind., Feb. 28. One of the weddings of the season which has come as a surprise to the many friends of the bride and groom was that of Miss Thura Bowser, first daughter of Sena

tor and Mrs. A. J. Bowser, to Mr. Alii

son K. Sills, Jr., of Monticello, Ind. The

marriage was solemnized on the after

noon of Feb. 12 by the Rev. Father

Francis M. Banfil of South Bend, Ind. at the rectory In that city, In the pres

ence of Miss Frances Dorothy Bowser sister of the bride, and Arthur B. Reed

TRUE CLAIRVOYANTS ARE BORN NOT MADE

PROF. M. C. ALVINO-

PARLORS NOW LOCATED AT 36 State Street 1 yz Blocks West Hohman Street YOUR F U T URS PORTOLD

Prof. Alvino is a born clairvoyant and received his power from his Ancestors, who were all clairvoy nts as far back as his history is traced. Without asking one Question, this mysterious and gifted clairvoyant calls you by name, tells the object of your visit, tells you names of friends and enemies, tells who is true and who is false, whetheivwife, husband or sweetheart are true, how to gain the love of your choice, even though miles away, locates absent friends, locates buried treasurers, tells you what business you are best fitted for, gives lucky days, months and dates, tells you how to overcome trouble and succeed In your greatest ambition. rrof. Alvino has reunited more separated and gained the love of certain one's, than any other medium or clarivoyant in the TJ. S. Prof. Alvino moved to 36 State street, because it was more private and secluded. For the benefit of those who have as yet not called on him, he will for a few days give a special reading to all caller for 50 cents SO cents Prof. Alvino tells you how to develop Personal Magnetism and the Power to Control, see him today tonight! It might mean the making of a happy and brilliant future for you. NO HEART SO SAD OR HOME SO DREARY, THAT PROF. ALVINO CANNOT PUT SUNSHINE AND HAPPINESS INTO IT. Don't put off until tomorrow, that which can be done today. Call at once, get acquainted with your future and inner self. Remember Address 36 STATE STREET, HAMMOND Honrs Daily 10 in the morning until 9 at night. Sundays 1 2 noon until 6 in the evening

week of their honeymoon in Chesterton at the home of the bride, but have now gone to Monticello, where they are to be at home after March IE.

Mr. Sills is a successful lawyer and

Is a member of. the nrm Dearing nis

name. The couple will have the sincere good wishes of a host of -friends for a happy and prosperous future In their new home. Velparaiso Messenger. ,

HOLD REGULAR MEETING. There will be a meeting of Unity

council. No. 726, Knights or coiumDUS Monday evening, March 1st. in the K.

of C. hall and a full attendance of members is desired as there will be Initiation of candidates..

PERSONALS. Miss ivwrma Locklin who is attenartig

the Chicago university in Chicago will

spend the week-end in Hammond visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Locklin of Warren street. Miss Alice Otto has been spending a few days with relatives In Chicago. Harrey Iiupp is the guest of relatives in Franklin Park, 111., and will probably remain away two or three weeks. Edward McFadden, an employe in the Hammond building, was taken ill shortly after luncheon yesterday and

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