Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 264, Hammond, Lake County, 27 April 1909 — Page 2
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RETURNS FROM THE WEST. Mr. W. G. Paxton returned to Hammond this morning from a visit of .several days in the west. Mr. Paxton has been in Colorado on business for several days. DANCIXO CLASS. The regular Tuesday evening dancing
class will be held at Long's hall this evening and a large attendance is expected. Many young people from Hammond and East Chicago will attend. VISITORS IS CHICAGO, Mrs. Emma Cosgrove, Mrs. Kararail and Mrs. Ekrzypczak and Miss K. rj. Reilley are among the Hammond ladies visiting In Chicago today. LEAVES ON BUSINESS. Attorney John M. Stinaon will leave Hammond this evening for Indianapolis to be gone on afew days' business yisit. . I ilfi VISITS WITH RELATIVES.
Mrs. Harry Evans of South Holiman
Dick, a violinist, known throughout the country from her many successful concert tours, will also render several numbers. The society feels justly proud
of its ability to secure these artists and cordially invites the public to come to the K. of P. hall Thursday night and
share this musical treat. Admission is 35 cents. Ice cream a'nd cake will be served during the social hour. CALLED TO OHIO. Mrs. Elizabeth Shields of 32 Carroll street was called to Hamilton, O., yesterday on account of the serious Illness of her brother. WILL HOLD MEETING. The Parents' club of the Riverside school will hold a meeting in the school building Thursday evening, April "9 at S o'clock. A large attendance is desired. The following is the program: Music High School Orchestra
Piano Solo ..Miss- Weber Reading Miss Vera Camp Piano Solo Miss Maud Shea
Sola Mr. Learning
street, went to Chicago Heights thlsMuslc'.' High School Orchestra
morning to spend a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Runvel. CALLED TO MICHIGAN. Miss Gertrude Shoen was called to her home in Stanton, Mich., last evening by the illness of her mother. Miss Shoen is a grade teacher In the Lafayette building. IS REPORTED ILL. Mrs. Thomas Brennan is reported to be quite 111 at her home in Rlmbach avenue. ACCEPTS POSITION HERE. Miss Lillian Brame of Virginia has come to Hammond and secured a posi
tion as saleslady in Ruhstadfs department store. j RETURNS FROM VISIT. Mrs. Charles Bonner has returned home from Kankakee, 111., where she has been visiting her mother, who is ill for several days. VISIT IN THE SOUTH. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nau of Sibley street and Miss Alice Meringhan of Bloomingtbn, 111., left last evening for Louisville, Ky., where they expect to remain about two weeks. Mr. Nau will attend the International Boilermakers' convention in session there. I1IBLE CLASS SOCIAL. Wednesday evening, at 7:30 o'clock, is the regular time for holding the M. K. prayer meeting, but on this occasion the Berea Bible class will have charge of the evening with Mrs. Fredia Whitby presiding, and a novel and interesting program ha3 been prepared, which will not be disclosed now, except that, to gain admission, every person attending must have a Bible quotation, and at the close there will be refreshments served. A quotation will take the place of a ticket, and the entertainment will be free. Everybody is invited to come with a qutation.
DELIGHTFUL MILLINERY. A pretty hat and a hat for .every face can be had by placing the order with Miss Waite, the Chicago milliner. The artistic woman can get satisfaction here in new shapes, straws and colors, turbans, large hats, mushrooms chip Milan and rough straws. Now is the time to prepare for the warm days.
Rimbach block, over the Lion store Is
the location. WILL HOLD INFORMAL.
On Thursday evening the Musical Art society will again hold one of its
delightful informals. During the
winter many of the friends of the so
ciety have enjoyed several pleasant evenings, musically and socially, with
the club. The meeting Thursday will
be held at the K. of P. hall at 8 o'clock.
An effort has been made to make this
an especial treat. Mrs. Fara Sherman
Maxon, a very prominent controlta vo
calist. from Chicago, has been secured.
Mrs. Maxon is so well known by mu slcians that she needs no other intro
duction but the announcement of her
name on the program. Mrs. Homer C.
Address ...Judge V. S. Reiter
SEWING CIRCLE MEETS.
The members of Sewing Circle No. 1
of St. Margaret's hospital will be entertained at the home of Mrs. L. Knoezer in Clinton street Thursday
afternoon. A pleasant time is anticipated with cards and a good attendance
is desired. FERN LEAF CLUB PARTY
The members ofShe Fern Leaf Linen
club will go to Indiana Harbor Thurs
day to be entertained at the home of Mrs. Roy Travers. It is the regular
meeting of the club ladies and they
will pass the afternoon with cards.
Pedro will be the diversion of the af
ternoon and a very pleasant time is
anticipated. CHANGE RESIDENCE.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Llnz have moved
from 334 Sibley street to 795 Summer
street, the home recently vacated by
Louis Schercr, who moved with his
family to Delton, Mich. Mr. and Mrs.
Linz have bought the residence and
will make their home there in the fu
ture.
MRS. BOOTH ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. W. F. Booth will entertain the
members of the Marquette club Thursday afternoon at her home in Webb
street. The usual pleasant program of
the club will be enjoyed, progressive
euchre being the entertainment at the
party.
MEET THIS EVENING.
All ladies interested in W. C. T. U.
work are requested to meet at the First
Baptist church this evening at 7:30
o'clock.
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Vaudeville Theatre.... STATE STREET
For four days beginning Monday, April 26 ORIGINAL RAGS Extemporaneous Singer lihghT dale Western Sketch For three days beginning Friday, April 30 ROSE JOHNSON Musiclal Monologue Sarah Brandon & Go. Sketch
WILL MEET THIS WEEK.
There will be a meeting of the K.
of C. ladies Wednesda-r of this week
In the K. of C. hall. Business of im
portance will be disposed of so that a
full attendance is desired.
eluding also the public and parochial schools, all civic and benevolent orders. The Decoration Day services this year will be broadened to take in a special memorial to the dead sailors also. A strong and beautiful program Is being arranged by the committee for the occasion. ILL WITH MEASLES. Little Miss Elizabeth Jones, daughter erf Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jones is reported to bo quite 111 with measles at her home, 25 Rimbach avenue.
VISITS RELATIVES HERE.
Miss Nellie Prairie of Bourbonnais
Ml., is the guest of the Misses Knoezer and Mrs. N. J. Bick of Hammond for a
few days this week.
CALLED TO SOUTH BEND. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parker of War
ren street, were called to South Bend
yesterday on account of illness at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Morough
O'Brien.
RETURN HOME.
Mr. and Mrs. Schnaul have returned
to their home in Michigan City after a few days' visit at the Carroll residence
in Fayette street. Mr. and Mrs. Schnaul
spent their wedding visit with friends and relatives in Chicago and Ham
mond.
ATTENDS DINNER.
Miss Grace Buttner was entertained
at dinner at the home of the Misses
Nelson in East Chicago Sunday.
RETURNS HOME.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L Shortridge and
daughter, Ruth, have returned to their
home In Crown Point after an over
Sunday visit with Mr. and Mrs. I.
Shortridge and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Pierce in Condit street.
INVITATIONS ARE OUT. The members of the Hammond Ath
letic association sent out invitations
today among their friends for a danc
ing party to be given Thursday even
ing. May 6th at their club house in Bellview place . Dancing. will begin at
8:30 o'clock. Several hundred invita
tions have been issued among the club!
members and their friends in Hammond and East Chicago and it is expected that many will attend. The committee on arrangements expect to make it one of the most enjoyable affairs of the
year.
HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Epis
copal church will meet Wednesday af
ternoon, April 2Sth. at the home of Mrs. B. L. P. Bell, 27fi South Holiman street. It is the regular meeting of the members and all are asked to be pres
ent rromptly at 2:30 o'clock. The an
nual election of officers will take place
so that a full attendance is desired.
MEETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the ladies of the
Friedens Evangelical church, which was announced to take place last evening had to be postponed on account of several other social engagements among the members. The meet
ing will not take place now until the
first Wednesday in May when the ladies
will be entertained at the home of Mrs.
Elster, 448 Sibley street.
with the G. IL Hammond company. Miss
Bradley is known to the young peo
ple of Hammond as a prominent society belle in Galesburg. The an
nouncement of the marriage was received with a great deal of Interest
here on account of the prominence of the families and the approaching mar
riage of the two younger sons of Mrs. Beall, Cahrles and Claude, also of Chicago. Friends report that the marriage of Charles Beall to Miss Idabelle
Daugherty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Daughertv of lsg&n street will
occur early in the summer and that
the marriage of Chide Beall to a popular Hyde Park young lady will take place in the fall.
ATTEND A. B. of L. E. MEETING. W. F. Ryan and M. L Dick left this
morning for Elkhart, Ind.. to be delegates to the B. of I E. convention, in
session there.
Our messenger boy will call when
your shoes need mending. Phone 267.
Quick Shoe Repair works.
ENTERTA IN IN FORM A 1,1. V. Miss Mabel Olson will entertain a few friends in formally this evening at her rooms in Morton court. L. L. Levy has engaged Mr. J. Bronstrom from Chicago to do his cutting and coat making. He can please the best dressers; a perfect fit guaranteed. 212 East State street, next to the Morion tracks: phone 24G. 26-6
DOCTOR
ILL
HAVE FINE SUITE
A PLEASANT MEETING. very pleasant meeting of
the
Drs. Oberlin, Shanklin, Howatt and Smith will have the finest suite of office rooms in Hammond when Antone Tapper completes his new building at the corner of Hohman and Sibley streets. As the plans for the new building are now being drawn by the architects, it is possible for the four doctors toffer any suggestions that they may care to offer regarding the arrangements of the rooms.
They will have the privilege of selecting any offices they want on the second floor of the new building. They will, of course, take the suites at the corner of Hohman and Sibley streets. There will be a large general recep
tion room, in which the patients will wait their turn. The reception room
will be in charge of a young lady, who will be on hand during office hours,
and will also do the stenographic work
of the office.
Furnishing l'p-(a-Date. The four doctors, who plan to go in
togetiier, will furnish the new rooms
in the most up-to-date manner possible. Even the furnishings of the individual offices will be renewed, so that the whole effect will be that of a strict
ly modern office.
Mr. Tapper will begin the tearing
down of the old buildings on the site
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Two Days Commencing Wednesday, April 28 TV S. W. CAN HAM. & COMPANY, Present In
MARVELOUS M0TI0F1
CTURES
THEIR TOUR DE UUXE
60 LAUGHS TO THE IVIIINUTE
BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATED SONQS
Mother's club of the Washington school of his new office building the 1st of
took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the school hall. The meeting was well attended by the members of the club and friends, who listened to a very entertaining program, prepared by the teachers in the building. The program was characteristic of Arbor day, and Mr. W. A. Hill was present to give a very interesting ad
dress on "The Planting of Trees and Shrubs." Many facts were given in the address of interest to the teachers
June, and he expects to have the new
block rushed to completion so that It
will be read'v for occupancy by the
time the snow flies.
SftQ NEWS RECEIVED
The information has been received
in Hammond that K. H. Bell, former
ly the manager of the G. II. Hammond
and pupils about the planting of trees company in this city and a large prop-
CELEBRATE SOCIAL DAY.
The members of the Martha and De
borah Aid Societies of the First Chris
tian church will celebrate "Social Day
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M. VanSiekle. The meeting
will be the regular monthly social gath
ering of the members and a very pleas
ant program has been arranged for the
day. A large attendance is desired.
O. O. CLUB PARTY.
Miss Florence Buzzard will enter
tain the members of the O. O. club this
evening at her home inWilliams street.
The usual pleasant program of the club will be enjoyed and it is expected
that all the members will be present.
A LITTLE DAUGHTER.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dyer of South Hohman street. Friday, a little
daughter. Mother and child are doing
nicely. RETURN FROM YISIT.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer have returned to their home in Russell street, aftr a pleasant few days' visit
with relatives in Crown Point.
ILLUSTRATED SONG MOVifia PICTURES Special Matinee Saturday and Sunday Doors open 2:30 P. M. and 7:00 P M. Admission 10 cents
RETURN FROM CHICAGO. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Kenny have returned from Chicago where they were called last week by the death of Mr. Kenny's brother. A PEDRO PARTY AND DANCE. The members of Golden Rule Council, No. 1, D. of I, will give a pedro party and dance this evening in the K. of P. hall to which the public is cordially invited. Cards will be the entertainment for the evening, after which the prizes will be awarded. Informal dancing will also be a pleasant feature of the program and a good attendance is desired, as arrangements have been made for an enjoyable time. PRESBYTERIAN AID MEETS. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon of this week in the church parlors. A full attendance of members is desired as business of importance will be transacted during the business hour. A pleasant social time will follow when Mrs. H. F. Meikle and Mrs. F. C. Deming will entertain. SIFFERS A SPRAIN. Forrest Bowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bowers Is suffering from a sprained ankle. ILL WITH MEASLES.
Little Mi3s Josephine Krinbill.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krinbill of Rimbach avenue is ill with measles. ARRANGE PROGRAM.
The G. A. R's. and W. R. C's. of our
city are moving in the matter of prepa
ration for the proper observance of Decoration Day. At the last regular meeting of the W. H. Calkin's post it
was resolved to invite every patriotic
order of this and adjoining cities in the Calumet valley S. V. and S. A. Vs Daughters of V. and L. G. A. R. to
partcipate in this beautiful service, in
HOLD A MEETING. The members of the finance commit
tee of the Hammond Woman's club met
last evening at the home of 'Mrs. J
G. Ibach in South Hohman street fof
an important meeting. Business of im
portance to the members was disposed
of during the evening.
REMAINS IN HOSPITAL.
Miss Katherine Switzer, daughter of
the Rev. W. F. Switzer, who underwent an operation for appendicitis last
week in St. Bernard's hospital, Chica
go, improves slightly each day. She
rests nicely except for a cold she has
contracted.
WILL .MEET SATIRDAY.
The next regular meeting of the
Hammond Woman's club will occur Sat- I urday afternoon. May 1st, in the Masonic temple. It is announced that the meeting will be the annual business meeting of the members and all are asked to be present. ATTEND EASTERN STAR SESSION. Mrs. Eric Lund, Mrs. Rosalind Jaqua,
Mrs. J. M. Kellar. Miss Elene McCoy of Hammond, Mrs. Tipton and Mrs. Gray of Whiting, and Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer of East Chicago were
among the ladles who left Hammond
today on the 12:50 Monon to be in attendance at the annual session of the
Grand Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star, which opens with a reception at
the Denison hotel, in Indianapolis, this evening. The business of the order will
begin tomorrow in the Scottish Rite Temple on South Pennsylvania street, and will continue for at least two days.
The question of the incorporation of
those who have been interested in the collection of a fund for a home for the aged members of the order likely will be taken up. There lias been a movement to secure sufficient funds to maintain such a home, and already a substantial sum has been realized. There is a desire on the part of the members to incorporate and proceed with the work of raising the money, and it is likely that the Question will be settled definitely at this session. There are 2S2 chartered chapters now in the state, and thirteen others which are under dispensation.
and other civic improvements. At the close of the following Droeram. the
guests met in the halls for a pleasant social hour, as the meeting yesterday
was the last one for the school year:
Piano Selection Miss Florence Dem
ing.
Song Room 7. Vocal Solo Robert Costello. Read i n g Miss Ebrlgh t. Vocal Solo Miss Beatrice Burk.
Levy does cleaning and repairing
just the same. Open every evening.
Phone 216. J. Workinger is not with
me.
W. R. C. MEETING.
There will be a meeting of William H. Calkins' W. R. C. Thursday even
ing, April 29th, in Memorial hall. A full attendance of members is desired, as plans will be made for the Decora
tion day program. Other business of Importance to the members will "also be
disposed of. ATTEND LECTURE.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newell, Mrs. D. E.
F.oone, Mrs. A. S. Stanton and Miss
Mervin heard Septimus Hanna lecture
in the Grand opera house in Michigan
City last evening.
You'll not find beauty in a rouge pot
or complexion whitewash. True beauty
comes to them who take Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. Gives that lovely
color that's made beauties famous'. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. At Negele, the
Druggist. ILL WITH MEASLES.
William Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Pierce, is ill with measles at
their home in Condit street. ENTERTAINS IN CHICAGO.
Mrs. Charlotte Merrill has issued invitations to a number of young ladies
to attend a party in honor of her
daughter, Miss Ethel Merrill, Saturday
evening from 7 to 1 o'clock. May 8, at
their home in Hamilton Park, 111. Several friends of Miss Merrill's in Ham
mond will attend. A MATINEE PARTY.
The members of the Inter Se club
will compose a matinee party to see Ethel Barrymore Saturday, May 8. The members of the club are Misses Amy
McGregor, Ethel Ebright, Mary Ibach.
Agnes Meikle. Florence Ixverldge
Fanny Ruhstadt, Edith Goodman. El
len Clark, Mary Krost anil Irene Mott
erty owner here, has been aujudgea
insane.
Following this the appointment of a
man to look after his properties took
place. This will come as a shock to
the hundreds of friends of K. II. Bell
among the old-timers of Hammond
Mr. Bell has been failing in health
for some time ami the result which has
at last been manifested itself has been
feared for some time. K. H. Bell was at one time a great factor in the poli
tical and industrial affairs of Ham
mond, and at the time he and his most estimable family left the city their ab
sence was greatly felt
It is understood that Mr. Bell has
a light rorm or insanity, which mam
fests itself principally in the night
time. His condition is pitiful and is
the source of a great deal of sorrow
among relatives and friends
Through The Rockies Wrecking the Limited The Seaman's Last Voyage And 'Funland-
Two Shows Each Night, 7:30 and 8:45
ADMISSION lO Cents
Saturday Matinee and Night, May 1st A Dramatization of the Powerful Story by GEO. BARR M'CUTCHEON
(A Love Behind a Throne) By the Author of "Brewster's Millions"
An ideal presentation of the most popular novel of recent years, presented by
an unusuauy .strong ana capaoie acting company, including Miss Stephanie Longfellow And a complete massive scenic production.
Warning ! Owing to the unusual interest manifested in this eneae-ement
it is advisable to secure your seats in advance.
Read the Book: I
See the Play!
qq, Matinee 25c, 35c, SOc, 75c P0i JNight 25c, SOc, 75c, l.OO
FIFTEEN MEMBERS MEET
Fifteen members of the Calumet
Deep Waterway association met at the
Hotel Majestic in Hammond last even
ing for the purpose of getting the
various cities in tne uaiumet region
together In an effort to work toward
the solution of the sewage problem.
President T. M. C. Hembroff of In
diana Harbor called the meeting to or
der No set speeches were made, but
many suggestions and opinions were heard. Unfortunately, the mayors
from the three cities, Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago, were absent.
Mayor Becker of Hammond being at
the sanitarium at Battle Creek, while the other two chief executives were
detained on account of official business.
But despite'this there will be little
trouble in carrying out the plans as
suggested by lr. Evans, health com
missioner of Chicago, a week ago last Monday.
The Calumet Deep Waterway asso
ciation is ready to lend its prestige to
ward securing the services of an expert engineer, who will go over the region with the idea of studying the best solution of the sewage problem, the expense to be borne by the cities jointly.
Fair as the fairest illy. Your complexion it can be. If you'll but take occasionally,
A drink of Kocky Mountain Tea. Negele, the Druggist
A SI C CF.SSFl I. MEKTIXtt.
Lawrence Loner "Pinched.
Lawrence Img is apparently one of
the Hammond saloonkeepers wno ae
ries public sentiment and brings down upon the heads of law-abiding saloonkeepers the wrath of the local optionists. Dong was arrested on April 26 for keeping his place of business open after hours. As the police have never made it a practice to harass saloonkeepers, it is to be presumed that Iong made it a practice to ke-p his place onen as long as possible in order to
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271 EAST STATE STREET Latest and Best MOVING PICTURES
Change of Programe Daily
I Hours 2:30 and 7 P. M.
CALUMET THEATER fE?co
Tonight and all this week Farewell week of Calumet Stock Co. Presenting "WHY WOMEN SIN" with JIMMY LUCAS in Vaudeville 10, 20 and 30 cents Wed. and Sat., Matinee 10c
One Day Only Sunday, April 25th Matinee and Night. The Original Road Co, In the big musical comedy "The Royal Chef"
Sixty people Famous Beauty Chorus
Matinee 15 to 50 cents. Evening L'5 t3 75 cents.
Prices
Three Weeks Cemmencing April 23 The Harvey Stock Co. In Repertoire Change of play and vaudeville every day Prices 10, M. M) and 50 cents Ten cent Matinees Wednesday and Saturday
WEI1DIXG IS ANNOVXCF.I).
Cards were received in Hammond
this morning announcing the coming marriage of Miss Marie Margaret P.rad!ey, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William O. R. Bradley of Galesburg. 111., to Mr. William Henry Beall of Chicago. The cards tell that the marriage will take place Wednesday evening. May 12, at 8 o'clock in Grace Episcopal church, Galesburg. Invitations to attend the marriage were received in many of the prominent families in Hammond where Mr. Beall is known. Mr. Beall is the eldest son of Mrs.' Louisa Beall and formerly made their home in South Hohman street, this city. They made their homo here until quite recently when they moved to Kenwood, Chicago, on account of business interests. Mr. Beall is Interested In the Stein-Hirsch company in Hammond where he holds the position of superintendent in one of the departments. During their residence in Hammond Mr. Beall was connected
The members of the Hammond high gather in the extra nickel at his corn-
school alumni association met last petitors' expense.
evening in the assembly room of th
Central building for an important
meeting. The meeting was one of the most successful held this year and was
wel lattended by members of the various graduating classes. In the absence of the president. Carl Griffin, Miss Mary Ibach presided during the evening. The report of the committee elected to revise the constiution was read and approved. The most pronounced change in the constitution was In regard to membership. Other arrangements for the banquet to the graduating class were made and It was decided to hold a meeting each Monday evening until the banquet in order to complete arrangements. The banquet will be given In the Masonic temple and all members of the association and their friends will be invited to attend. Governor Thomas Marshall will be present as a guest of the association and his address will add much to the attractiveness of the evening. The following members were elected to aet as a refreshment committee for the banquet: Mrs. Frank '' Hammond, chairman; Misses Florence Ixverldge and Elsa Masepohl.
Odd Fellows at Gary. Members of the finance committee of the Hammond Woman's club met w"ith the club's president, Mrs. J. G. Ibach, Until and Holiman street, yesterday afternoon in order to take up matters pertaining to the purchase of the building lot on Rimbach avenue on which the club had an option. No definite action was taken with the exception that arrangements were made to close up the deal with Jacob Rimbach, and tht discussion of ways and means for the raising of funds.
Mrs. C. J. Griffin of Indiana Harbor was the guest of Mrs. J. W. Crook at her home. 176 State Una street, yesterday. A novel feeling of leaping, bounding impulses goes through your body. You feel young, act young, and are young after taking a course of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 33 cents. Tea or Tablets. At Negele, the Druggist.
Police Are Busy. The police have been more than ordinarily busy of late. This morning
John Cremins was arested by orr.cer Frenck on the charge of being drunk, and was fined the usual amount of $1 and costs. John Maguire, who was arrested by Officer Schaadt on Columbia avenue, traveled over a similar route. John Sakowski was arrested at the corner of Oakley avenue and Sibley street for receiving stolen property. He Is alleged to have purchased a stolerf bl-cvcle.
Did you ever hear of of a Straube Piano being exchanged for a better
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The Straube Piano Co, Factory Resetted by the Sa. Hotimaa S'.rest Cars
iood Cigars
Perfectly Kept The Best in the Land at a Fair Price That's What We Stand For The "House of Quality"
COX MEE
about six weeks, during which time lie will look after the interests of several clients in this city.
Judge Off to Europe. A largf. number of the friends of Judge William W. McMahon went to the 11:35 Erie train this morning and saw him off to Hoboken, N. .T.. where he will take the Deutschland for Europe. The judge expects to be gone for
Rush Work on Bank. The work of remodeling the old Commercial bank, which is to be occupied by tlie Lrfike County Savings fc Trust company and Gostlin, Meyn He Co., is going forward at a rapid pace. It is fully expected that the two institutions will be able to move into their new home in a few weeks. The improvements add a great deal to the appearance of the city.
KNIGHTS IN FINE DRILL (Special to The Times.) Fast Chicago, Ind., April 2S. The KMights of Pythias of East Chicago will act as hosts tomorrow night to knights to a number of cities in this region, notably Hammond, Indiai. Harbor and Hammond) to witness an exhibition drill by the uniform rank.
Mrs. L. E, Minard PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND NOTARY PUBLIC Moved to 202 Feieral Building (Post ORlce) Office Phone 1312 Fesidence 1011
Knights of Pythias of Hammond. Th latter constitute the only uniform ranb Pythians in Iake county and are wel! known for their excellence In dril: work.
New Chicago Annexes. When a law recently was passed bj the Indiana state legislature becaml operative it made the annexation oi several thousand acres to the town oi New Chicago possible. The people of New Chicago are verj much pleased with the fact that thej have expanded to such an extent, and great things are prophesied for Gary'l neighboring town.