Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 232, Hammond, Lake County, 20 March 1909 — Page 2
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TIMES.
ItETXRAED HOME YESTERDAY Mrs. Sonntag left yesterday for her borne in I'lainfleld, 111., after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Thomas Brennan at her home in Rlmbach avenue. Mrs. Brennan and J. II. Sonntag accompanied her as far as Chicago. A PLEASAVT PARTY. Miss Ruth Brennan entertained the members of the "Lustige Vereln" last
evening at her home in Himbach avenue. The party was given as a regular weekly meeting and the members passed a very enjoyable evening with thir embroidery work. At nine o'clock they were served with a daintily arranged three course luncheon in the dining room. The young people present last evening were Margaret Turner Georgia DeWeese, Florence Wilson, Emma Swanton, Eva and Grace Ftollev
and Julia and Ruth Brennan. GARFIELD CLIM TO MEET. The Garfield club of the First Christian church will meet next Monday evening in the parlors of tha First Christian church. The usual business will - be disposed of after which the members will pass a- pleasant-social huor.. A full attendance 0 members is desired. - ...,. ..'
A CLASS PARTY. The members of tbe Phlathea class of the First Baptist church will have
ciass party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stakemiller in Condit street next Saturday evening, March
-1. A very pleasant evening's program
13 Demg arranged.
Aleer, all of Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler and r. and Mrs. Goodfriend of
nicago. . A MAT! X EE PARTY".
1UC juemoers or the Imblah club
rormed a matinee party today to see "The Prince of Tonight" at the Princess theater in Chicago today. The members of the clab are: Misses Irene Parsons, Margo-v Sutter T'ornW ra
trowskl. Hazel LaRue. Alice Hess and I.yda Muenich. EXTERTAIX M HIST CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Ellick will entertain the members of the Bridge Whist club at a 6:30 o'clock dinner this evening at their home In Mason street. An
CI1JliS ui citrus win follow. This Is
me regular meeting of the club and pleasant time is anticipated.
W. R. C. A .YD G. A. R. MEETING. There will be a joint meeting of the W. 11. c. this evening In Memorial hall. Business of importance will be
transacted so that a full attendance members is desired.
of
MRS. t LAI SSE.Y EXTEHTAIXS. Mrs. J. J. Claussen will entertain
the young ladies of the N. N. Embroid
r,) C-UD mesaay evening at her homo
in state Line street. The usual pro
b'"i or me cJub will be enjoyed.
Tl'fle 1 ,
-o ...wuiui ana was voted nr.. f
the pleasantest affairs in the hutr
U .J
vie uud. ine rpma n1.. .v..
- - - j 1. tne evenlrto- r - , ...
0 f"-- wnn various social
amusements arter which elaborate re fresiimpnta TI-,..-r, . rr..
""cu- ine supper
c.vea in me dining room of the Hunter residence where Mrs. Hunter was assisted by Mrs. Alfred Sherby and Mis3 Monta Underwood. A flash light picture of the guests was taken during the party. The guests wereMessrs. C. E. C. Payne. Will Roy Alfred Sherby, E. E. Frlcke. Frank' and Henry Seetadt, Will Yeytze. George Lang, F. C. Linz. s. R. and j R QQr ton, John M. Stinson, August Frank Nick Kahl and Merle Campbell. MEET AT CENTRAL, SCHOOL. Invitations were sent out among the parents of the Central school district-
COt'Oro 1 n..r.
uja aKO Ior a meetinsr to h
held In the assembly room of tv, ttiw
School building last evening. Many of the fathers and mothers responded to the invitation, for the room was fln.i
ai.with the parents,, teachers and friends of the students In the school. The
meeting was called for 8 o'clock and
tu mat nour the members of the high school orchestra commenced a pro-
e..m 01 pretty music. At the close of their selections, Mr. McElroy, prin-
-11 ui me scnool, took charge of the meeting and In a few well chosen
'c",a"" 101a ine parents why were invited to meet together
ujccL ut me meeting was to a club to meet at regular
Eighteen Hammond Masons Had Pleasant Time in Michigan City.
RECOVERING NICELY.
"' "'"iin onearer is recovering form an illness which has confined her
to her home in East Sibley street for a few weeks. Miss Shearer is able to be up a little each day. RETURN FROM VISIT. Mrs. Henry Lundt and daughter Mrs. F. C. Ryan and Miss Helen Ryan returned home today from Peotone, 111., where they have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Conrad for a few days. SUFFERS FROM FALL.
muiuciu oiicurer, wno sustained
a iau in Chicago a few days ago
quite oaaiy rrom the effect o -i J I 1 i.
uuHunea 10 ner room In East
.-oiey street. Her friends hope for a
ppeeay recovery.
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER, nr.. . .1 ir.. .1-. . -
oiiu ims. ADe utienneimer enter
lainea a few friends at a very delight
u,.iuer party last evening at their
nome in iast Chicago. The dinner was
at d:ju o-ciock in the dining
,UUI" wnere me taoie was artistically
""""sou wnn nowers and foliage. The refreshments were beautifully served
in six courses. A pleasant evening was
spent in a social way. The guests were
iino. . j, jjiacAieer, llr. and
.vi rs. it. a. MacAIeer,. Mrs Mary Mac
THE REILLEY MILLINERY OPENING
.miss K. G. Reilley's millinery open
hi ukb piace on March 27, 29
ana du. Second floor, Hammond buili
mg is the location. Take elevator. "JUST A WOMAN'S WAY."
a woman's Way," the greatest
meioarama by Sidney W. Pascoe to b
.cu aL ue lowie opera house to-
nignt, under the direction of Lincoln
o. dner, teas a strong and affecting
i.uiy 01 me troubles of a young wife in defending her hearth and home from
tne wiles of a scheming woman who has become an inmate of her happy
-me lime of the play is two years, and five acts in which it is pro-
uucea prove an Interesting emnsitinr,
me aramatlsfs ability in plishlng multum in parvo.
accom
FOR AGIO DYSPEPSIA
Dyepeplais3teaslly avoided tut;diffl-, cult to cure. Instead of, dosing with pepsin, in an Ineffectual attemDt to
lock the stable alter the horse Is etoU
en, the best practitioners nowadays prefer to administer some, good alkaline elixir or cordial to stimulate the gastric Juices and put an Immediate check on fermentation. The following formula has been suggested as making an effective antacid and neutralizing corrective: Half ounce sodium phosphate, one ounce essence of sealmint, half teaspoonful good baking soda, enough water to make, eight ounces. Dose: Two teaspoonfuix before each meal. The sodium phosphate especially has a distinct value in eliminating wastes from the system. It is said that this simple mixture it can be mixed at home or obtained from any druggist will relieve gas immediately .and that it will permanently cure long standing cases of Indigestion within two or three weeks.
"THE COUNTY SHERIFF." "The County Sheriff." an entirely
.aj mis reason, produced by O
is me ortering at the Towle
upera nouse on Sunday, March 21. This
18 one or le latest plays from the pen of William W. LaPoint and as bright, interesting, witty, quick, dramatic and delightful as anything he has heretofore written. The plot is original, holding ones interest to the very last There are many amusing situations and Intensely interesting scenes. A very elaborate production is utilized and everything essential to make the production a complete one is carried. DRIVE AWAY HULL CARE. If you are sick. If you have the blues. If you are tormented with the grippe. If you have failed to make both ends meet, go and see tho Flints
at the Towle onern. hnn .
.uonaay night, America's favnrlt f
""'B1S- fcpena an hour in laue-hte
"nu lncn throw o.T your troubles an
Degin over again. There is nothin
iiKe wholesome laughter , to make
mo... iUI8ti ms annoyances ami h
ready to pick up his burden
is a pleasure without any disturbing
lCi-inuugnt. i-ure fun from hn
itt.c lIle iaugn cure applied by the Flints. Ladi f
ivionciay night under usual
they The
organize intervals
conditions
ATTEND THE THEATER,
.Miss imma and Linda Kunert -a,
the guests of friends in Ohi
rpu .. j . 0 v
x.imsaay evening to see "Little Nemo at tho Colonial.
ENTERTAIN AT STAG. The members of the Hammnn -.r
T3-.o ......
0.1. viuu met at rnp hnma n
, ..wm, j L VJ. :
,,1 oum iionman street
evening ior an important business
meeting. Several matters of
ance to the members
after which the
talned at
a stag.
import-
were discussed
guests were enter
The entertainment
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT
,1 ! .
uuruig me school year. These clubs have been organized In all the public schools and have been found very successful. At the meetings the parents meet to get acquainted and learn of the work in the grades. The following officers were elected to act during the year. President Peter Crumpacker
i-e t-resiaent Mrs. A. T. Briggs Secretary, and Treasurer Miss Mable Olson. The program which had been prepared for the entertainment of the guests was well rendered. Miss Eva Arkin gave : a clever dialect reading, which was enjoyable, after which the" Glee club of room eight gave a rvrMtv
selection. Miss Blanche Dessmeir gave a patriotic reading in German dialect. Her dialect was splendid and as an encore to her first number she responded with a short selection. "Der Drummer-
Another enjoyable number on the rro-
gram was a reading bv Miss -Rpnt-i
ner. miss Eva Tauschek was also present and gave a child's recitation
Another pleasing musical selection was
a violin solo bv "Mast fov Tfl J
uiOA HUlUflman. Mr. McElroy, who aeterl a
chairman at the meeting, announced the subject for discussion. "Tho Re
lation of the High School to the Com
munity" and called on Superintendent McDaniel to open the discussion
Among the. others who addressed tho members were the Rev. A. T. Brls-trs
Attorney Peter Crumpacker. Mayor Lawrence Becker and the Rev. W. F. Switzer. These men spoke of the high school as a people's college and of th
value of education In th nnmm.i..
in which we live. They also spoke of
m.inuat training in the. high school as
necessary tudy iln the eduntio e
boys and girls, preparing them for
worn with which to aDDlv thfmi0
aner leaving the high school. Everv
speaker was appreciated ami th ,n
cussions were tha best ever heard at a meeting of this kind. At the close of tho meeting the guests went to the main hall where they met informally for a short social hour and were served with frappe and wafers. Several
oung ladies of the high school
fciciea at the punch bowls the guests.
Eighteen Hammond Masons went to Michigan City last evening and took the
uuuntu oegree there. As a result it is possible that the Hammond lodge may
as mat a council be installed here.
j.ue nammond men who made the trip via I. E. Dickinson's railroad, the Michigan Central, say they never had a
setter time. Thev were taken rum r,f
rrom the minute of their arrival in
the city at 5 o'clock until 8 o'clock when the work of initiation commenced.
ine Jiararaona and East Chicago members were the guests at a big banquet, which was served during the
evening. Among those who made the trip were: Messrs. Meikle, Sharrer,
xiunon, uaier, Lund, Lundt, Dicken
Aionniand, Ibach, Dacy, Lewis Kasper. Friedrichs, Oberlin, Klngwell
anu .Bauer.
Saturday, March 20. 1909.
THE
was inform.. or,,, ...... A I !
L,Aui I tt rnin -" pii m 'vw wvm m . i i: y ry s i i waa vuien n-ntk nr inn i
er uvkk H i Kfl firrpc ..nv.j .-r.i,. i ,. : ur n nnrT t ir . . t
Where to Worship Meeting at Various Himmond Cfturches
owie
O
TTprrlno-tftn ' . , : .
v-uicngo ana vocal se
lections by Mrs. Sommers of Indiana
Harbor.
RETURNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. P. L. Davis has returned from
i iew clays' visit with friends relatives in Mount Carmel, 111.
and
HERE ON VISIT. C. F. Van Camp of Girard, Pa., is here on his wav to .Tnniin nr ,
guest of his relatives, the Nasons' and Friedleys.
and
pre
served
DID NOT MEET YESTERDAY. The meeting of the music committee of the Hammond Woman's club, which was to have been held yesterday at the
Hume ot Mrs. j. w. Houser in Carroll street, had to be postponed. The next
.eguiar meeting will take place In two weeks and the Xevin Compositions will
ue stuuieu. NO MEETING- MONDAY.
mere will be no meetine of the .
tory committee of the Hammond Wom
an s club Monday afternoon. The next meeting will not take nine r,m
luonuay, April 5. An eniovahU, t,.
gram will be arranged for that meet
ing and all members are invited to at-
PERSONALS. Mrs. Harry Smith of Carroll street
no tuna to urawrorasvllle, Ind., to
spend a few weeks with her relatives
mere. - . . ,
.vii. ana Mrs. t red Morrison of Chi
cago will spend Sunday with Mrs. Mor-
a, yoiciiiB, mi. ana Mrs. ir. KelHey
or &outh Hohman street.
x-aui u ens of Kouts. Ind., is spend
ing a. iew days with his sister, Mrs. A.
w. bprague at her home in Carroll
street. TV r : -w
.uifes iaura Mather of Aurora, 111.,
win spena tne week end with Miss
Beatrice Hansen at her home in Rim
bach avenue.
Walter Miller transacted business in
Crown Point and Merrillville Saturday.
Miss Ruby Wilson will be the guest
or relatives in Crown Point over Sun.
day. T- 1 . .
mites away tne. careworn, tired,
fcicmy, winter look. Puts sap in every bone. Gives you that feeling of health
and happiness. Hollister's Rock Mountain TVo V, a e 1. - i t
iu spring cleanser
and regulator of millions nf r.0i.
mere s notning just as good. 35 cents.
Utto .egele, the druggist.
The Christian Science Society. The Christian Science society will hold two regular services tomorrow in room 212 of the Hammond building. The morning service will be held at 10:45 and Sunday school for persons under 20 years of age will follows. The evening service will be a repetition
morning subject, and will be held in the same room at 7:45. The Wednesday evening meetings are held in the sm
room at 7:45. The public is cordially No RaiSC
anena mese services.
TONIGHT LINCOLN J. CARTER'S LATEST PPOnitcTinu
"JUST A WOMAN'S WAV'
Th t fr ti nr. o I"? . .
WUW9i L-uiuiionai urama in years, from the pen of Sidney W. Pascoe.
Sharp,
Phone
Flrat Chrlatlao Church, C. J, minister, 450 Summers street 3451.
Orchestra at 9:45 a. m. Bible study at 10 a. m. Communion service at 11. Sermon at 11:15 a. m. Junior Endeavor at 3. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m. Garfield club Monday evening. Bible class Wednesday evening. Ladies societies Thursday afternoon. xJand practice Friday evening.
Strong: Situations, Startling: Scenes. A wealth of Scenic Investiture and Beautiful r
N"EPST S0NQS AND DANCES irTINOLY interspersed
inPnCe, prices:
SUNDAY, MARCH 21st O. E. WEE, Presents THE NEW FOUR ACT DRAMA
Gountv
if
First Presbyterian
Hohman street.
Rev. J. Eugene Snook, minister. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Mr
A. Stout, sutler!
Adult Bible class, conducted hv Pro
fessor F. D. McElroy.
Morning worship and sermon at ln-is
rr i . . ' " w
xiieme: "Jesus, the Joy Hearts."
Evening
Riches
Church, South
W.
of Loving
church service at
m. Theme: "The T:nsenmhaAi-
Christ: Christ Hlmaplf
t-oveiy, Lovable and Loving Personal!-
ty, and the Christians
Possession in Christ."
Good music.
11
A Story of the Far West ... A Big Scenic Production Sensation, Comedy and Pathos Jlces25c135c, 50c, 75c.
"E LAU"m:vo wp Commencing Monday, March 22. Special Engagement of the Laugh Provokers
THE FLMTS
Position and
Prayer meeting at
Wednesday evening.
Speeches, Songs,
7:30 p. m. each Faces,
In a Furiously Funny Program of HYPNOTISM TO DATE
NEW
Seats reserved at the box office.
Costumes, Songs,
Sayings.
The Flint MethodUt Episcopal Church. Rev. William L. Switzer, pastor. Residence 117 Russell street. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Public worship and sermon at 10:45 a. m. At this service baptism and reception into full membership will be
uuseiveu. aiso the baptism of dren will take place.
South Homewood Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. Junior League at 4 p. m.
ipwortn League at 6:30 p. jcet: "Facing Our Record." Moor, leader.
Evening church and evangelistic
service at 7:30 p. m. Scripture expressions of prayer will be the congrega
tional offering. Subject of sermon: "The Pharisee and the Publican." The quarterly conference will meet
Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
everyone is cordially invited to these
services.
PRICES: 15,25,35,50c
Ladles' Free Monday Night under usual conditions.
i " :
COLONIAL THEATRE
STATE STREET
83
chu
rn. Sub-
Theodore
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MARCH 20th AMD 21st THE ORIGINAL BILLIE HEINS In his own new Song and Dancs THAT FUNNY HENRY JORDAN German Philosopher Our Feature Pictures ll!.v7on,'n or h ste RUti.rs of the West Cure lor Rheumatism, nd other pictures.
NEW ILLUSTRATED SONQS.
ADMISSION, 10c
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrison
of
Englewod are expected to visit Mr. and
Mrs. A. Robinson of State street over
Sunday. in . . . . .
..iis iuaua fcenver of Chicago will spend the week end with her sister
-irs. snepnerd at her home in May
mi ee i.
.u-r. ana jars. li. II. Mentz of Windsor Park are expected to visit Mrs. j Clara Conroy at her home In Siblev
1 an Episcopal Church. SS mm
Dacn avenue.
Rev. Charles Albert Smith, rector. Fourth Sunday In Lent. Holy communion at 8 a. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning prayer and litany at 10:45 a
m. Subject: "The Comment of Despair."
yiayer ana address at 7-5n
Subject: "Athanasius."
I ' '"-I mm ' "' """ ' 1,1 mmlimMfmm'mmmm,i r-trTinrm...t) v ()) a v
Tonight and all this Week
street Sunday.
Miss Mary Roach will be the guest
ui irienas in Chicago over Sunday.
uuuc v. w .aicaianon returend to
tne city from Indianapolis where he has been the past few days on busi
ness, i
-a.ri ivaurman of the firm of Kaufman and AVolf returned home this
morning from New York where he has
Deen the past week on business r
.uis. ueorgo Kramer wont to Lowell
tnis morning to visit her mother, Mrs
AJiiswonn, ror a few days. Mr. Kram
er will go down this evening to spend
Sunday. Tlr TlnVl, r-, ,. . .
.. ".auoui ui wuwn 1'Oint was in
Hammond this morning on professional
St. I'aul'a I.utbcrnn Church. 11T Clin
ton street. Thomas rians r.ct..
Confessional service at 9:30 a m
German service with holy communion
at 10 a. m.
Knglish Sunday school at 1:15 p.m. Knglish service at 2:15 p. m. Ladies' Aid society at 3:30 p. ni.
ifiiven service Wednesday at 730
p. m.
St. Paul's Lutheran Leaerue Thnr.J
aay at 8 p. m.
THE CALUMET STOCK COMPANY IN A BIG PRODUCTION OP
e Devi
The Play You Have Been Wanting to See
Th
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures between acts
Entire Main Floor. 30c. Entire Balcony, 20c. Qallerv 'lo Wed. and Sat. Matinee, 10c. Sunday NtehTtt 'STEJ00
INext Week-"OUT OR THE FOLD."
ooy.
CIIILDS' COAT DRESS. This little dress is quite a novelty and is itM-
The buttons are concealed ,k ,7 clluer a gln or a
terial is blue flannel, with a white collar " . , , r &nA the ma" che. Squares of the soutache decorate the Lt ,' baldei! Wlth black sout6 and S years. Size 6 require 3 4, 440 is 10 cent,: Send to PatLn Vel't " ' PaUern
VISITS IV ILLIVOIS.
....... . . iKinsos of South Hoh-
jiias street nas gone to Urbasa, 111 to be the guest of relatives fnr' n r.
. " .v. vv
uaj a.
"WILL, MEET MOVDAY.
Tho Parents' Club of the Washing
school will meet Monday evening at 8
u ciock Jn tne school hall. A very enjoyable program has been arranged for the evening and it is desired by
m i-uttrge mat there be a ar.0
nnn..i e"
MHAXA'S TEMEPIIAXCE AFFAIRS.
iiB uerea liiDle class of the M. E.
"u,t meets hunday mornine- t q-jr.
n tne auditorium. This is torn,.,,
. , , v . a.in .t.
unuay in Indiana ami nnnr
pecial exercises will hf i,0i.i ,
ut a snort address hx- atii at
Tlrdf't' r.n i. 'T. . .... '
x iswni t oni U nna
rr , ' 1 L
xrmjierance Atlalrs in Indiana" Thi.
leading and all obsorbinjr .
Ion in the state today and It wm k
"wiiii vour wn e tn hpot.
ion. hvprvhndv ic im-itr,.?
" J nu.
1MTORS IV CHICAGO.
imong ine Hammond people in Chl-
iKu tooay are as follows: Mrs. Gus
"luruK. wrs. Apoll, Misses
iaura Heck, Mable Wells
..Kiuos. liable Sherby, Fern
.onuniitn, ivrinDiii, Jennie wick, Bertha Hansen. Kate f Qrio CI t .
u vM, Jennie stieRield. Grace Kingwcll. Anna Black burn, Gretchen Bauer. Frances Hutton, Marsden Martha Meyn, and Mrs. John Sherby."
EXJOYABLE PROGRAM. The members of the history committee are in charge of the program today at the public meeting 0f the Hammond Woman's club in the Masonic temple. The program is in charge of Mrs. Margaret Wall. chairman
Mrs. Alice Rurk. vice chairman assisted by an able commute ecf members in the club. The croB-rnm .
of the best of the Club vear a n .1
v.uues several read ne h -ti t .
w -'a
Guersy,
Roterson,
Bruns-Emery,
nora I 35
business.
Miss Mary Krost went to Edsrewater
in., tooay io remain over Sunday the guest of Miss Elizabeth Evers.
T r lln.nrrth 1 t .
, in ul iown t'oint. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Geortre
Kramer at their home In Russell street 1 . 3 . .
xnursuay on nis way to Woodstock,
Beautiful women owe their norm.
iariiy to perfect health. Hollister's
.ov.iv muuniam Tea makes rlenr
iiconiiy v-ompiexions red, rosy HpS
unugnt. laughing eyes a healthy sys
tem ciear through. Tea or Tablet,
35 cents. Otto Negele, the druggist.
Miss Mfl rv T V. -1. t
uuuuu.iiirni will SDenil n
iew days visiting friends in Chirae-n
unu iiawinorne, III.
Mrs. Harry Carr and little snn
Thomas, of Chicago, came to Hammond today to remain over Kundav with
Mr. and Mrs. William Has'see of Sibley street.
Mr .and Mrs. Viereck of Lansing
were visitors in Hammosd today.
Carl Kaufman will leave this eves-
I. iu. ol. jouis to remals awav a few
cays on business.
.Mrs. Okhlel of East Chicatro. wQ i
xiammona today on busisess.
Mrs. AVTllHarv Vo
ine guest or friesds In Hammond t
day.
ATr or,., T
..... u..u .....a. ljutner wartena nf
loneston, were the guests of Mr ari
.urs. x-.. i. lvunert of Russell yesterday.
.urs. feommers of Indiana Harhnr i.
ueu.g entertained by friends in Ham
v. auernuon lor the meftino-
o . . .- ir. . "c,
v iuc iKimmona woman's club.
Miss Lenore Herrlngton. of rH,-
is spending the day with friends in Hammond. Miss Herrlngton came to appear on the program at the meeting of the Hammond Woman's club. Braces you up. Makes new life Cleans, tones, regulates the bowels' Makes new blood. Strong, steady nerves. Healthy system. Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea is best Spring physic, regulates as nothing
cents. Otto Negele, the druggist.
Quiet at Police Station. Another drunk was Picked un hv th
local police today and was fined ti
and costs. He was Milr -mv.! .
Company house. He was arrested v.
Special Officer Winkler at 7 o'clock last evening.
The police have been notified that m
B. Filan, formerly enlisted as a naval
eauet on tne L. S. S. New Hampshire,
lu and iney are asked to he
on tne lookout for him.
Returns to Home.
Miss Minnie Bartholomew returned to
ner home in Valparaiso today after
iii uii .ur. ana .Mrs. H. R. Bell in
i.imDach avenue for a few dnvo
uiiss uartnoiomew is a Christian
C?l
Lidice practitioner, and durinir her
visit in Hammond attended the Chris
tian fecienee lecture by Bicknell Youne
at me lowle opera house last Thurs day night.
street
Brother Makes Inquiry.
Judge Virgil S. Relter received a let
ter from the brother of Patrick Hart
ien ot wimamsport. Pa., In which he
mrtue inquiry regarding the death of
Patrick in this citv.
Judge Relter called at the police sta
tion this morning and took the matter up with Superintendent of Police Peter
Austgen. He will write to the relatives of the dead man and tell them all he knows about the untimely end of the former Gary man.
BANK GETSA CHARTER Indianapolis, Ind., March 20. (Special) The Calumet Trust & Savings Bank of Gary has been granted a charter by the banking department in the office of the secretary of state of Indiana, to do business in this commonwealth. The capital of the new bank was placed at $50,000 and the officers are: President, C. Oliver Holmes; secretary and treasurer, John McFadden
The new bank is now ready to do business. The Calumet Trust & Savings Bank of Gary was organixed by Hammond men.
$200.00 PIANO
f We sell a piano at the above price but it is not a Straube.
The Straube Piano Co. Reached by the So. Hohman St. Car
FREDERICK A. HAWLEY SCIENTIFIC MASSEUrt Graduate American College of Mechano- . . Theraohy. rtiysicians orders thoroughly carried oat. Phone 1704 126 Charlotte St., Hammond, Ind.
wife, I understand: Kindly tell us wether It is a fact" here he turned
triumphantly toward the Jury, and Dut
on nis pince-nez again "that for three
months you did not speak to her!"
"It is," answered the husband.
wen, sir, tnundered the K. C,
wny didn t you speak to her. may
ask?"
impiy, replied the husband "be
cause 1 didn t want to interrupt her!
Answers.
All
PolltenenK, Vot Cruelty. "Now, sir," bellowed the rubv-vlsne-ed
K. C. taking off his pince-nez. and
pointing them at the unhappy husband
"you deny any cruelty toward vo,,r
the Difference.
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Theatre
261 State St.
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