Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1909 — Page 2

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OVER THE .1 AID SOCIETY TO MEET. The Ladies' Aid society of,, the First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. McAnally, 568 Indiana avenue. A full attendance of members la desired as the meeting will be the last ont of the season. A social hour will follow the regular business meeting, when a pleasant time will be passed. MEETING IS POSTPOXED. The meeting of the members of the Embroidery club did not take place yesterday afternoon, which was the regular meeting day, but arrangements will be made to have the next party Monday afternoon of next week. ; VISITING IN HAMMOND. Miss Lillian Johnson of Chicago is the guest of friends and relatives in Hammond for a few days. Miss Johnsou formerly lived in Hammond. ATTEND IIAMMOXD PARTY. Misses Mayme and Josephine Dorgan , of Chicago were guests at the party at which Miss Josephine Enright entertained last evening in honor of Miss Irene Mahoney and W. C. Enright. A DELIGHTFUL I ARTY. A very delightful party was given last evening at which Miss Josephine Enright entertained many young people, friends of Miss Irene Mahoney and W. C. Enright, in honor of their approaching marriage. During the evening various games and music were pleasant features. In the contest J. T. Enright won the nonors and received a very handsome piece of hand-painted china. At the close Of a very pleasant social evening the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a daintily arranged course luncheon. The decorations in the diningroom were very pret- ; ti!y carried out in red and green. Hopes of red crepe paper "and smilax were . draped from the chandeliers, to the. four corners of the room. A large bunch of red carnations and ferns made a center-piece for the table, and shaded tapers added to the attractiveness of the room. The same colors were employed in the decorations of the other rooms. Flowers and ferns were artistically arranged in large bunches and smilax was prettily decorated around the chandeliers. The young people received may very pretty gifts from their friends in honor of their approaching marriage. The following were guests: Misses Irene Mahoney, Ruth McKeown, Josephine Jorgens, Mary Rahen, Anna Carroll, Mae Towers and Josephine Enright of Hammond; Lillian Johnson, Anna Daly and Josephine and Mayme Dorgan of Chicago; Messrs. V,'. C. Enright, D. T. Enright. Fred Parry, Wilbur and George Powers. Barrel! of Hammond, and J. H. Lyons and R. T. Brenn of Chicago. A GUILD MEETIXG. The rgular meeting of the Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will take place Wednesday afternoon in the guild room of the church, on Rimbach avenue. The meeting will be the last one of the season and it is desired that every member be present. important Duslnoss will come up fori discussion before the adjournment. ' HOLD PLEASANT MEETIXG. A very pleasant meeting of the members of St. Agnes' guild of St. Taul's Episcopal church took place last evening, and Miss Lauro Beck entertained at her home In Williams street. It was the regular meeting of the society and about fourteen members were present. A short business meeting was held when the routine business was over, and It was at this time that the members dec! Jed not to meet again during the summer. The next meeting will take place the third Monday in September. A very pleasant social hour followed, when various social amusements were enjoyed, after which the hostess served dainty refreshments. RETURXS FROM VISIT. Miss Alma Patton of South Hohman street, who has been visiting in Crawfordsville and Covington for the past nwntn, returned home Monday evening While away Miss Patton took in the commencement exercises at Wabash conege and the Covington high school HAVE A SOX. orn, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Best at their home, 379 Claude street, yesteiuay, a son. Mother and son are re ported as doing nicely. IS IMPROVING XICELY. Julius North, telegraph operator at the Monon, who was taken suddenly ill with appendicitis at the Instrument, submitted to an operation Friday. It is reported today that he is improvingnicely, which his many friends will be giau to learn. LEAVES OX WESTERN" VISIT. w. L. Marshall, SOI Conkey avenue will go to Dubuque, Iowa, to remain vn a iew weeKs visit. VISIT IX MICHIGAN. Mrs. Eugene S. Cooper and children of Carroll street will leave tm,..,, for Allegan, Mich., to be the guest of er parents. Air. and Mrs. Fetterly for a few weeks. ' EMBROIDERY CLUn PARTY. The young ladies of the S. I t Em broidery club will meet this evenlninstead of Thursday evening, which is the regular meeting day, and Mrs. E C Cooper will entertain them at her home 132 Carroll street. The evening will be spent with embroidery work and a very pleasant time Is anticipated. RECEIVE AXXOUXCEMEXTS. Dr. II. C. Groman of this city received an announcement today of the marriage of Frederick Adolph Speik, the Purdue football coach and all-American player, to Miss Edith Charlotte Lawton of Chicago. The announcement will be of interest to many Hammond and Lake sounty people. GOES FOR A VACATION. Captain . C. Downing of the Monon Isaves today for a tthree months' vaoatlon which he will spend in Kentucky. During his ataence Mr. it. B. '

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M ni i.ii i Sherrick -will act as the "local station agent. Captain Downing will make an exter.ded tour of the southern states. AN ALl'MM MEETIXG. An important meeting of the members of tho Alumni association of All Saints Catholic school will be held this evening in the school hall. A full attendance of members is desired as im. portant business in connection with" the banquet to the graduating class will be discussed. IS REPORTED ILL. . Miss Jenie Sheffield Is reported to be 111 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheffield, in May street. HERE OX A VISIT. Charles Crumpacker, who is attending the Valparaiso University at Valparaiso, is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crumpacker of Webb street, for a few days. HERE FROM THE EAST. Miss AVatklns, of Scranton, Pa., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. P. Bridge, at her home in Warren street, for few weeks. Miss Watkln3 may study in Chicago next fall. A LAWX SOCIAL. ine loutiR ladies' Sodality of All Saints Catholic church met last evening in the school hall for an Important meeting. . There was a good attend ance of members, who spent the even ing with the necessarv business. Ar rangements were made to give a lawn social Wednesday evening, June 7, at Central Park. Ice cream and cake will be served at small tables in the park The public Is invited to attend as the young ladies desire to clear a neat sum to be used for the benefit of the so ciety and church. A LAKE PARTY. A party of young people will go to the Lake I ront this evening for i picnicr supper and spend a very delight ful evening. WILL COXFER DEGREES. Hammond Chapter No. 117 R. A. M. will work the past and most excellent master degree on Wednesday, June 23 there is to be a class o ffour candi dates. A LAWN SOCIAL. Classes 6 and 7 of St. Paul's Eniscopal Sunday school will give a lawn social at the rectory this evening, to wmcn the public is cordially invited. ice oream and cake will be served at smail tables on the lawn. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church, and the young people desire to clear a neat sum. SEWIXG CIRCLE MEETS. The members of Sewing Circle No. 1 of St. Margaret's hospital will meet at me home of Mrs. J. Kussmaul in Clin ton ctroot TH..n.. - c luuoudi auerr.oon. The usual pleasant program of the society will be enjoyed, cards being the fea ture of the afternoon. VISITS FRIENDS HERE. f'e"!' i Chicago, is spending - v.iai nays in Hammond, the guest f Mrs. Thomas Brennan at her home in mmbach avenu.e HER E FOR A DAY'S VISIT Henry Newcomer formerly of Ham mond, hut now of Lowell, spent yesit ray visiting friends in Hammond. VISIT FRIENDS HERE. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jordon formerly of Hammond, but now of Lowell were the guests of friends In Hammond yes terday. VISITS IX IIAMMOXD. Mrs. James Boyer and little daughter Audrey or St. Louis, Mo., arrived In Hammond last evening ror a week's visit with Mrs. Jennie Locke at her home in East State street. Mrs. Boyer will be remembered as Miss Nellie Lynch, formerly of Hammond. AVEDDI X G A X X I V E It S A H V. A number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lenz went to their home in Saxony and surprised them in honor of their silver wedding anniversary. Among the guests were the members of the Pleat Deutschr lodge and Gilda Columbia lodge No. 44. On their arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lenz they were served with refreshments on the lawn. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in a very enjoyable way with games and music, until six o'clock, when the guests were shown Into the dining room and served with an elaborate course supper. During the serving of the supper Mr. and Mr Lenz were presented with a handsome silver fruit basket, the gift of their lodge friends. The presentation was made by Mrs. J. Schneider. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. T. Cook Mr. and Mrs. J. Busc'i, Mr and Mrs. Otto Helntz, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heintz, .Mr. ana Mrs. Schallow. Mr. and Mrs William Dillmer, Mr. and Mrs. J. Warimont, Mrs. J. Schneider, Mrs. A. Krouirs. i-rank and also about 20 young people. RETURXS FROM CLEVELAND. Miss Amo Galvin has returned from a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mack, at their home In Cleveland, O. Mrs. Mack will be remember ed by friends in Hammond and Indi ana Harbor as Miss Mae Lewis. All) SOCIETY MEETS. AT.-.. T 1 1 . ... . -vieyn win be at home to the members of the Ladies Aid societv or fc,t. Paul a Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon. An invitation to at tend is extended all the ladies of the society and it Is desired that many attend. A very pleasant social afternoon will be passed. With a McDougall Cabinet you will have more time with your family, it makes your work twice as easy. $1.00 a week on our Club Plan pays for ono. Kaufman & Wolf, Hammond, Ind.

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OVER SUNDAY VISITORS. Mr. and Mrs. George Mellen spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives in Hobart. Mrs. J. Ltghtbody of Indiana Harbor spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Henry Tieche at her h.omo in Detroit street. ' VISIT RELATIVES. Mr. and Mrs. M. M-. Towle have returned home from Crown Point when they were entertained at the home of relatives for the automobile races. ENTERTAIN CLUH FRIEXDS. The Misses Romisch will entertain tlve young ladies of the A. E club at their in Clinton street this evening Embroidery work will be the feature of the evening and a very pleasant meeting Is anticipated. MRS. SMITH ENTERTAINS. The members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery club will be nleasantlv ent.-. rained at the home of Mrs. A. SmU! in Sumner street. Wednesday aftei noon ot this week. The afternoon will be passed with embroidery work and social conversation and the time will pass very pleasantly. RETURXS FROM Tin: EVST. Mrs. John Muller of West Sibley stret. has returned home from a few weens visit In the east. Mrs. Mulir, visuea friends and relatives anous points in Pennsylvania. K. OF C. MEETIXG. The Ladies of the Knights of Columbus will meet Wednesday afternoon in the K. of C. hall for the regular meeting. The usual program of the society will be carried out and the members anticipate a pleasant social meeting. EMBROIDERY CLUH MEETS. The young ladies of the Philathea club will meet at the home of Miss ATuri.! TP r, r- ... i ,. . ... i.Mlnuu ln maiana avenue this evening for the regular weeklv meeting. Many of the members expect to attend and pass a pleasant evening with their embroidery work. ACME 11,111 MEETS. Mrs. Barney Kennedy will entertain the members of the Acme social club at her home in Indiana avenue Thursday afternoon. Cards will be'the entertainment of the afternoon and a very pleasant social afternoon will be passed. MAXCIXG CLASS. The regular Tuesday ,i lng class will be held tbu Long's hall Qta4 " " " am-ei, ancl many young people from East Chicago and ..uiuiuuiiu wui attend. A ant party Is anticipated. very pleasCARD CLl'B MEETS. The next meeting of th' of the Fern Iv-af t.j T,. r cud win occur tu u ' all"noon is week at the home of Mrs. Claude Campbell in Truman avenue. Pedro will h Jt version of the afternoon and follow": games a social hour will be enjoyed. A SOCIAL MEETIXG. A joint meetins: of the. r.-,rti,, Deborah Aid societies of the First Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs John M. Stinson in May street. The meetig will be the regular mm.M cial day and arrangements have been made for an enjoyable program. It is desired that many of the members of both societitse attend the meeting nRIVE TO CROWN' POINT. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kunert rlr,- t Crown Point today in their machine for a short visit. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The regular meeting of Silver t.ii, hive.L. O. T. M. will be held Wein. day evening in Long's hall on State street. Busines of importance will be transacted, so that a full attend of the members is desired. Mrs. Howard of Gary, was a visitor in nammond, today. Fred Ruf of Crown Point transacted business in Hammond today. REPORTED ILL. Charles Strum is reported to h' nnlt. ill, and confined to his home. WILL ENTERTAIN7 INFORMALLY. Walter Schneider will Informallv en. tertain a few of his friends tomorrow evening. Very pleasant social Fni.r. tainment has been arranged for th evening. PHESBTTESIAX AID SOCIETV. The Ladles' Aid society of the Fir;t Presbyterian church will meet Wedesclay afternoon as usual in the church parlors. Refreshments Will hp crfiTr,l during the social hour. The memhPr of the society are all invited to attend. ENJOY A WEEK'S VISIT. Mrs. Dumpke and Miss Mable Keherer have gone to Hebron, Ind.. for a weekvisit with friends and relatives. IS REPORTED ILL. Miss Millie O'Malley la reported to be quite ill at her rooms in .South Hohman street. Her friends hope for her recovery at an early date. RETI RN S FROM THE SOI TIL .ur. and Mrs. John Heck have returned home from an extended visit with friends and relatives in Kentucky. Mrs. Anna Jacksun of Kentucky returned to Hammond with them and will spend the summer here. LEAVE FOR MICHIGAN. Mrs. Henry Tieche and her guests. Mrs. A. E. Luddington and Mrs. Colvin, of Middletown, X. y., have gone to Marcellus, Mich., to be entertained at the home of relatives for several days. The ladies are all sisters. ATTENDS EXERICES. Miss Hannah Gruszka and Miss Margaret Reul will attend the commencement exercises at St. Ignatius' college in Chicago this evening. VISITORS IX HAMMOND. Mrs. Whitmer. Mrs. Bowline ax Mrs. Bacon, all of East Chicago, spent the day visiting and shopping in Hammond. You will do better at the r.inn .trfurniture department. Largest furniture store in northern Indiana.

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I'i'of. George Uurinan Foster, the noted Kaptist teacher practically is barreu from preaching hereafter in any Baptist church in the country. The action of the Chicago Uaptist Minister's congress jn expelling the University of Chicago professor of philosophy and religion from membership possesses no actual validity outside of the local churches, but it is pointed out that never in the history of the church has one conference received a minister expelled by another. Hyde Park church, of which Prof. Foster is a member, has the sole' right A DAY'S (ilEST. Miss Louise Kunert spent yesterday visiting friends and relatives at Gary and Tolleston. At Tolleston she was Vr.e guest of her sister, Mrs. Luther Wartena. It brings the little ones that priceless gift of healthy flesh, olid bone and muscle. Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea is the best and safest baby medicine. No minerals or alcohol, "simply nature's most soothing, healing herbs. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Xegele, the Druggist. D. Bartran is in Chicago today on Business. William Parry of Crown I'oint trans acted business in Hammond today. iu ma jimo xaciory anu see how good pianos are made. For sale at factory prices. Straube Piano factory, Hammond, Ind. tf Thomas Adler of Griffith, spent the ciay in Hammond, transacting business Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond were visitors in Hammond, today. A marvelous preparation, containing me most healing, soothing herbs. Relieves when all others fail. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea make life enjoyaoio, ny bringing perfect health and happiness. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Xegele, the Druggist. Mrs. W. F. Bridge and Ik r sister, Miss Watkins, of Pennsylvania, .pent the day visiting in Chicago. John Zyp of Highlands was in Hammod today, on business. You may be poor, or wealthy, Just as your fate may be, But if you arc unhealthy, Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Xegele, the Druggist. Dirk Van Htryk of Griffith spent the day in Hammond transacting business. Mrs. Aurora A. Craig was among the Hammond ladies in Chicago, today. Furnishing homes with us is a specialty, not a side line; four floors oi furniture. Spiegel's, 9133-9135 Commercial avenue. South Chicago. .Mrs. J. P.-zymusinski is a Chicago visitor today. Rohcoc Hemstock wan tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. C. Hembroff of Indiana Harbor, Sunday. ! Mrs. Richard Graham of East Chiea-j go spent yesterday afternoon visiting her Hammond friends. Mrs. William Prange and daughter, Miss Mae, are spending the day visiting in Chicago. Mrs. Leonard of Gary was in Hammond today on business. Bishop Vincent Coming. At the First Meth odist church on next Sunday morning, the second anniversary of the dedication of the building' will be celebrated in a great church rally. Bishop John II. Vincent of Chicago will preach in the morning and conduct vesper service in the evening. Bishop Vincent originated this service in connection with the "Chautauqua Assembly," of which ho was the founder. He also established the Chautauque Literary and Scit-ntitic Reading Circle, which has been called "The People's College." All who wish ..ar una nooio minded churchman f snould not fail to be present. The invitation to be present is extended to all

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to determine whether he shall retain his membership there. The decision of the congress was readied after four hours' of wrangling, which older members of the conference characterized as -the most disgraceful affair in the history of the church." No sooner was the ballot announced than sympathizers of the professor were on their feet, asserting that "plenty more dirty linen in the conference waits to be washed." The ousting of Prof. Foster was declared to forecast a split between the Baptist church and its biggest school.

Representative Crumpacker Aids Relatives. Washington, T. C, June 23. Representative Crumpacker has been largely instrumental in saving the body of Leslie C. C. Morris, an Englishman of aristocratic ancestry, from burial in the potter's field. Morris came to Washington five months ago and took up his residence at tho Dewey hotel, where Crumpacker lives. He was an attractive and welleducated man and made himself liked by everybody in the hotel. He died at SibU-y hospital of pneumonia a few days ago and his body was about to be sent to a medical college for dissection when Crumpacker and a few other representatives, living at the Dewey took a hand. They held a meeting and adopted resolutions to the eeffct that Mr. Morris was "generally and deservedly poDular on account of his kind and genial disposition and his agreeable and cultured manner." Then they took up a collection and appointed a committee to have the body cremated. The committee will communicate witli the London police with a view to ascertaining the whereabouts of Morrisrelatives to whom the ashes may be sent. Bums Insult Women. Police Commissioner Thomas Swanton reports to the local police station that live or six bums are making the old G. H. Hammond Co. plant their rendezvous and that they sleep in the old buildings at night and insult girls who are on their way to work in the daytime. The police investigated the matter. Break Into Freight House. Captain J. C. Downing, the local agent of the Monon railroad, reported to the police station that some one broke into the freight office and scattered everything about the room Th oflice stationery was litti.ro. i .,n the iioor and a package of firecrack ers was broken int.. and part of them stole, it is presumed that the robbery was th work of boys. Cares for Homeless Children District Superintendent Rev. C C Heyrer of South Bend, I ml., who represents the Indiana Children's Home society was here today in the interest of the society. It is the purpose of the organization., which Mr. Reyrer represents, to find homes fr neglecte.l and destitute children. The organization is doing a great deal of good in making good citizens of children which, ordinarily might be raised in an environment of crime. Big Game Next Sunday. The old Style Lasers have scheduled a game of baseball with the Columbia league team of Hammond, o be played next Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The batteries for the Columbia b-agtie team will be Horst and Huhring and for the Old Style Lagers, Blissmer anil I'otts. The Old Style Lasers are exceedingly popular with the fans, and are drawing big crowds of supporters every Sunday.

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CONTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE FOR THE SUMMER SEASON TONIGHT MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Matinees - Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. 3;00 F! At. LfcNORA LESTER, Character Commedienne CflAS. DeCAMO & DQQ', European Novelty Act MUSICAL SILVERS, Singin, Talking: and Musical Imitations TOWLESC0PE1LLUSTRATED SONGS Entire change of Program Thursday Admissim 10c ti'?,stn 15t

and in fact THE ONLY WAY to get all the news of all the Cities m the great Calumet Region a? is to pay 6c a week for the Picks Up a Stray Horse. Officer Hllbrlch picked up a bay horso from in front of Henry Huber's store after it had stood there all day without food or water. The horse was taken to Henry Y.'hitaker's barn, where it was properly fed and will be held until it is claimed by the owner. Tho Duty of Forgiveness. The most plain and natural sentiments of equity concur with divine authority to enforce the duty of forgiveness. Let him who has never, in his life, done wrong, be allowed the privilege of remaining inexorable. But let such as are conscious of frailties and crimes consider forgiveness as a debt which they owe to others Blair. The Real Man. The man within you depends not on geegaws or feathers, not on baggage or furniture, not on rank or station, but on large-httartednesa, honesty, sincerity, and elevation of purpose, breadth of sympathy and simplicity. Uncle Allen. T suppose a man nevr begins to feel really old," said fl.icle Allen Sparks, "until he happens to catch his boy in the act of shavins himself."

Tuesday, June 22, 1909.

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TO-NIGHT The Gay Miss Rush A Musical Comedy Presents entire new bill this week PRETTY FUNNY GIRLS COMEDIAN and 15 People Special Matinee Saturday and Sunday Doors open 2:30 P. M. and 7:00 P. M. Admission 10 cents HE IDLEHOUR 5t THEATRE 271 EAST STATE STREET Latest and Best MOVING PICTURES Change of Program Daily SPECIAL MATINEE Saturday & Sunday Hours 2:30 and 7 P. M. FOR SALE Clearance Sale Second-hand bicycles for either sex, also a Wolf American Tandem. These wheels have good double tube tires and we guarantee satisfaction to all purchasers. Prices $5 to $14 Easy payments to reliable parties. Anyone having old wheels, frames or tires can bring them as part payment on any of these bargains. TRIANGLE BICYCLE SHOP 243-245 Sibley St. Between Erie and N. P, Tracks. am Bad Runaway Resulted. As a result of being intoxicated Harry Grave and Fred Bowling of the Pittsburg House on Kast State street were tnlxed up iji a bad runaway, in which one of Henry Whitaker s buggies was smashed up. Tin runaway happened in front of Captain Rimbaeh's residence in 418 Sibley street. Harry Grave was taken to the police station on the charge of beine intoxicated, and this morning was fined $11. After the men had wrecked the buggy they left it standing there and disappeared, according to the report at the police stat ion. Business District Changes. So great is the building activity in the business district of Hammond that before the summer i.s over the entire appearance of the city wilfe be changed. At least six new store buildings are either In th- process of construction, and sites are being cleared for others. This fact is being remarked by every one who passes through the city. MORE PEOPLE IIAO THE TIMLg EVERY -NIGHT THAN HEAD ALL THE OTHER DAILIFSS PRINTED I. LAKH mu TIMKS OVER THE.V SOME. AND

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