Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 19, Hammond, Lake County, 10 July 1909 — Page 6
THE TIMES. Saturday, Julv 10, 1909.
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Marriage Licenses. Alfred B. Cooper, Elizabeth M. Luhes
t-nicago; Islcholas Kaiser, EllEabeth jA.rbogast, Chicago; Aug-ust Froenicke,
cnicago. Anna A. Race. Milwaukee, Wis.; Alfred C. Benett, Alice M. Peach, Chicago; John MakaJ, Merl Orsz. East Chicago, Ind.
Gun Club's Meeting. Yesterday was an Ideal day for the Crown Point Gun club's shoot and from the scores made dj' some of the contestants for the medal, it is evident that they took advantage of the conditions. Jack Hor6t proved to be the star of the afternoon meet, and made the remarkable record of 49 birds out of a possible 60 shot at. This is possibly the best record made on the grounds hfre. Harry Swartz followed next with a break of 47 out of a possible 57 shot at. The rest of the scores are given below and while not up to the two high marks, show a marked Improvement over the work done last year at this time.
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Horst 50 49 Swartz 57 47 Thomas 55 40 Hoffman 52 3S Haberaetzle ........ 50 33 Mrs. Horst 50 32 A. Neunfeldt 50 31 George Kelser 51 31 August Wirtz 70 43
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Who are anxious to see the great fighter. Bills will announce the event later In the week. Crown Point will have a fine orchestra next winter If the present plans of several of the town's enthusiastic musicians do not go away. The city has about twenty or more good musicians and it is the plan of the organizers to start an orchestra with the talent, that will be a credit to the county seat. Ten or twelve have already signified their willingness and intention of joining the musical organization and tho promoters are confident of ncreasir.g the number to twenty. A Chicago orchestra leader will be engaged as teacher and con
ductor and no expense will be spared to make the proposed organization one oar excellence.
HEGEWISCH. I CLARK" STattow
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Tv.rr ' evemn Knn burn- secured Pitcher Frank Wawrzyniak
j xic ail ma luao iwiiner v or in RlfjBrr- ri nv.
i Z I .! f,W m'nUte3 fr " t0 nW haVe a 8tr0n aggregation, and nl 1 , M n0t aPear to be wouM 1!ke to hear from the Borg Colts ighted he took It in his hand intending or any other amateur team vnr Mme
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iw picnea ii un 11 wnie to Walter Ttohn rit. ci
hi aia nanas ana tore the l ma.
' I.! , !.f.hiflnKarS-. A phy" Fred Behn Clark transacted busl-
vwCOOCU i nana, ana it is get- ness at Chicago yesterday ting along very nicely at present. Harry Hornicky of Chicago Is spend
Jng a few days with relatives here. T" -w-w . .
tr. stuns or Clark was visiting
wun relatives at South Chicago. Mrs. J. Staufer of Clark was a Garv
visitor yesterday.
Rev. August Rump of Tolleston visit
ed with Clark friends.
The Crown Point baseball team will tackle Hebron at the Erie ball grounds tomorrow afternoon and a good game is expected. The local aggregation has been unable to get a line on the season's performances of the Hebron team, and if they come strengthened
by several new players, as is expected, a battle royal will ensue. Crown
Point has had too easy picking during
''ithe last few games and the spectators
i are anxious to see th
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H. B. Reed was in Hammond on busi
ness Thursday afternoon.
The Misse3 Helm and Martha John
son of Roseland spent Thursday even
ing with Miss Clara Korthaus. 1 )rl T"I .- . .
.ancioun was in .uammond on
business Thursday afternoon.
Archie and Estella Mills left Burn-
ham this week to spend their vacation
at their uncle's in Wisconsin.
Miss Ruth Brackett is spending a
rew aays with her friend. Miss Ethel
Brown, of Englewood.
Arthur Johnson, formerly of Hege
wiscn. now or denefa; was married last Monday. His many friends from town
wish him good luck.
iurs- .mary jen, Mrs. Frank and
daughter, Anna, were In Chicago on
business Thursday.
lne funaay scnool children from the German Lutheran church will hold their picnic at the grounds at One Hundred
ST. JOHN.
me at. John No. 99. C. O. F.. will
noia their regular monthly meetine in
the Foresters' hall Saturday evening at
l. h. Cohn of Gary transacted busi
ness here yesterday.
Bernard Boecker was a Crown Point
visitor yesterday.
George Hllbrich made a business triD
to uyer yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Thielen returned from Chi
cago last night.
lem put on their
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The Crown Point baseball team will have a star attraction here on the lTth, one week from today, and all the preliminary arrangements are being made to entertain a large crowd. Manager Claussen has been in communication with Jack Johnson, the heavyweight champion of the world, who Is now training at Cedar Lake, and yesterday the colored champion came to
Crown Point and made arrangements to bring a good colored baseball team here to cross bats with the locals. Johnson also agrees to have the largest crowd possible at the game and has consented to spar three or four rounds with his partner for the assembled crowd at the ball game. Johnson is doing: this simply for the benefit of the club and one of the largest crowds ever seen on a local diamond are anticipated to witness the game and see the free sparring match between the world's champion and some other good boxer. The affair will be extensively advertised and the local club hopes to draw a big crowd of
spectators from all over the county)
To all appearances Crown Point will be minus its annual circus this year, as none are billed for the town during the next two months. Hammond, Gary and Valparaiso all have had good shows visit them, but Crown Point seems to be left In the cold and possibly will have to be satisfied with the into races as her share. Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury entertained a party of friends at their home In Court street last evening. Harry B. Nicholson. Irl Rockwell and
Ed Glover attended the performance of Buffalo Bill's shows at Valparaiso 1-Jst night. Dr. Pattee of Colorado, a brother of Frank B. Pattee, is visiting relatives in Crown Point and Lowell for a few weeks, while attending medical surgical denies in Chicago. Excavating for the residence to be
Dullt by Kev. AV. F. Hovis of South Bend was started on his Main street
property yesterday. Will Handley and Dr. W. F. Houk were Valparaiso visitors yesterday. A number of Crown Pointers will spend Sunday on the banks of the Kankakee river.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Callan of Armour
and Thirty-third street and Wolf lak were Pt- Johr visitors yesterday
Suncay. They will start to march from -sepn M. Gerlach made a business
the church at 10:30 o'clock. The mnm- tr,p to cpdar Lake yesterday.
ing services will be held at 9 o'clock Haymaking has commenced and the
instead of 10 o'clock, and the Enplish ProsPects are for a good crop this year.
services, which were to take place in
the evening, will be postponed until
next Sunday.
Cloyd Neil spent Sunday with friends
at Hebron, Ind.
The new water plant at Burnham will
soon be completed. The new boiler ar
rived this week. c .
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est rurnlture store In this section; we
Know we are. Spiegel. South Chicago'
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LOWELL. T'lirt T . ...
.tr ijuwch tuwn Doard or trustees
at its last regular meetinsr nasKo.i ar.
ordinance reouirintr that all rtr., with yesterday after a few days
In the corporate limits of Twn relatives in Valparaiso.
TOLLESTON. Mrs. Theodore Leeka returned home
visit with
EOEERTSDALE. Miss Linda Schultz of Munster is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Biesen, of Pearl street. Frank Barnes of Reese avenue returned home after spending the week In Muskegan, Mich. Mrs. Fred Lingham of Harrison av-' enue Is recovering from her recent 111"ness. Mrs. Jams Lnndon of Harrison avenue was a Chicago shopper yesterday. Mrs. Henry Eggers and children of
Roberts avenue visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seliger in East Side. Friday. Geneva Flaugher of Harrison avenue la recovering from her recent illness. Mrs. Edward Barnes of Hammond was the guest of Mrs. B. F. Barnes of Reese avenue Friday. Mrs. Louis Klemm and daughter, Miss Hattie, of Indiana boulevard were Chicago visitors yesterday. Miss Amy Roberts of Roberts avenue visited Mrs. Hale in East Chicago Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ashllne returned
home from St. Ann, 111., where they attended the wedding of Mr. Ashline's brother. Christ Fraibach of Chicago visited friendshere yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Rought entertained the latter's mother, Mrs. .N. Phillips of Chicago, at their home in Cleveland avenue yesterday. Mies Frances Simon of Pearl street visited friends in Hammond yesterday. Harvey Mathias visited his father at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago Thursday, and reports him-slightly improved. Henry Hatt of Indiana boulevard was a Chicago business visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Kidney of Harrison avenue entertained out-of-town friends yesterday. Mrs. W. A. Dexter and children of Atchison avenue left today for Coldwater, Mich., for an extended visit with relatives. Mrs. John Soltwedel and Mrs. Fred Leverenz were among the Chicago shop- 1 per yesterday. Mrs. Leroy Thomas entertained the
members of the Afternoon Pedro club at her home in Harrison avenue Thursday evening. A pleasant evening was spent in cards until 9:30, when dalnty refroshments were served. Miss Ro6e Hennessy of Roberts avenue was a Hammond visitor Friday.
HOBART. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamman transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Lillie Rose and Calvin Scholler attended the show at ValDaraiso
last evening. Dr. E. R. Gordon made a profession
al trip to Tolleston yesterday.
A big crowd from here are talking
of going to the baseball game at Tol
iston tomorrow. The Hobart juvenile band will accompany the team, and a
special train will be run over the Penn sylvania lines.
The Misses Bridle, Joseph Glynn and Tud Ramsey went to the Buffalo Bill
show last evening at Valparaiso.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lurkhart and baby returned yesterday to their home at enia, O., after a short visit with
Harry Llnkhart and family.
ine carpenters held their regular
meeting last evening. Miss Anna Fleck went to Chicago today to be a guest of Miss Katherine Tice over Sundax.
"- "c-u niAiy ciays, commenincg July 7. The city marshal Is authorized to kill all dogs found
unmuzzled.
.uiss Oladys Hill of Chicago is here
visiting her father, C. C. Hill, and
other relatives.
Miss Meda Slsson of Englewood is
visiting her relatives, the Crawfords,
wempies, carters and Toppings, here.
A number of our farmers commenced
matting nay yesterday.
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freely. The oldest, the cheapest and the best medicine for internal and ex-
iT, -T- o 'rlr" pa!ns ln man Is Perry Davis Painkiller, and for over seventy years it has been the great standby
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Mrs. Sam Booker of Gary visited
friends here yesterdav.
William Hoeckleburg is the guest of
relatives in Crockery over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Tomlinson of Windsor
park is the guest of town friendsover Sunday.
S. II. James returned home this
evening after a two weeks' visit in New
York.
Mrs. F. E. Harms was shopping ln
Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. A. Frenler of Chicago Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. Gordon, for a few days.
jtenry eegers and daughter, Ida. of
Crown Point are visiting relatives here for a few davs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurth are vis
iting in Milwaukee, Wis., over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Brown are guests
of friends in Milwaukee Wi o
few days.
WHITING NEWS
Three Saloons Closed. Whiting is at present shy just three of Its wet emporiums, but whether It will be temporary or permanent remains to be seen. The saloons closed Is that of Peter Bukowskl of 12 NewYork avenue, Frank Sacher of 546 New York avenue and Sam Cohen of 446 Center street. Bukowski i's a Whiting resident for many years, having always been in the saloon business since coming to this city. He recently figured in a case in which he. was arrested for selling liquor to a minor he being the son of Lew Williams of Cleveland avenue. It Is thought by many that this is the chief reason Bukowski was refused his license, and his doors now
remain closed. Sacher was one of the saloonkeepers ln the Third ward who sold liquor after the ward went dry and whose goods were confiscated by the sheriff of Lake county. After this
trouble had blown over Sacher moved into the Second ward, which saloon he has been conducting until the present time. Cohen's license expired about
two months ago. Owing to some tech
nicality in the publishing of the li
cense, it was refused that month, and
onen, expecting .to get his license
when the commissioners met, has risked
running without a license until that
time. Now he has been refused
license a second time for runnine at
tins time without a license. Another
saloon where the license was not grant
-u was mat ot the saloon of James
Callahan at Stieglitz Park. This license
was refused because the place was not properly described. By this saloon be
ing closed Stieglitz Park, which is a
suburb of East Chicago, has gone dry,
the citizens having not a single place
n wnicn to quench their thirst. The
saloonkeepers of Whiting are lookln
at the matter from a very serious stand
point. They held a meeting yesterday afternoon for the purpose of discussing
he situation, and decided unanimously
that every place would hereafter he
closed tight on Sunday and every night at 11 o'clock. If any of them violate this law they may expect to have their
icense refused the next time thev make
application, for the "drys" are keeping
meir eyes wide open and will no violators.
Morocco, Ind., to visit with their grand--mother, Mrs. William Collins. : Josepuh Bernstein visited Lon Stevenson at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago yesterday. Wm. Kane has gone down to French Lick Springs to spend two weeks for the benefit of his health. Chief of Police Patrick Lawler is on the sick list, and it is thought the illness will develop into typhoid fever. Mrs. John F. Grady was in Chicago yesterday. . The La Vendors have scheduled a game, to be played at the local grounds tomorrow afternoon, with the Star Athletic club of Chicago. The La Vendors have been unable to get a game at home for three Sundays, and as they have been greatly missed bv the local fans, a large crowd wil be on deck tomorrow afternoon. More for your money easiest terms of payment your home furnished on thirty days' free trial. At Spi-gel's, South Chicago's leading furniture! store. tt
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HESSVILLE, Miss Lena Grapp and Mrs. Emma Lafferty spent yesterday in South Chicago. Cora Wiggenton was a Hammond visitor yesterday. A. Fullgraf and family have moved into Mrs. Hess' new house. Mrs. Hesa will make several improvements on the house vacated by the Fullgrafs. Mr. and Mrs. Rhode have moved here from Chesterton. Lena Boland is visiting in Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. William Dedelow and daughter, Mrs. E. B. Kunow, spent last evening In Maynard.
William and Eddie Dedelow are working ln the United States Metal Refining
company ln Urasselli.
MERRILL VILLE. flann. TT 1 I j.
v-..! jirruiz. accompanied by his niece. Miss Mary Herlitz, left for the Seattle exposition a few days ago. En
route tney will spend a week at Yellow
Monp park.
,r,ru --moia is attending the funeral
01 his brother, Thomas Arnold, of Ohio
Harold Viksch of Harvey is visiting
K.e uome ot his uncle and familv in
iuerrnivllle. Mary and Martha Lunnertz are visiting friends in Chicago.
The Ladies' Aid will serve Ice cream
tneir nail every Saturday afternoon and evening during the summer sea-
MTJNSTER,
Mrs. A. Vansteenberg and daughters
Ui nsmg". HI., visited friends here last
evening. Mies Gertrude Powers of Harvey, 111 was here last evening, visiting friends! Mr. and Mrs. p. Molenaar of Highlands visited friends here yesterday
Mr ana Mrs. H. S. Daugherty and bnnw nf v 1" " " .!.
son, Harry, of TTie-hlnnic vi.,. . . ....... u, siocKiioiaers, tnis
Articles of Incorporation.
Hanover Horse Thief Detective asso
ciation; incorporators. John Kunxel. Jo
seph T. Neighbert and Harley War-
en. Crawfordsville Seed and Grain Sepa
rator company, Crawfordsville; capital stock, 130,000; to manufacture farm machinery; directors, Perrv F. Stumn
Harry T. Stout, John R. Coons. Sanfnnl
H. Drybread, John H. Elder, Jacob A. Stewart, Walter G. Thomas. Henry D.
Van Cleave and Clinton B. Marshall.
National Creosoting company, Indian
apolis; capital stock, 1200,000; to manu-
t.ute on ana to preserve
wood; directors, Alvln T. Hert. Louis
ville, Kj-.; Richard V. Look and Harry W. Griffith, of Phfcairn
K. M. and S. Coal Binder comnanv.
Indianapolis; capital stock. $10,000: Da
vid L. Kincaid. Clara B. Kincaid, Rudolph J. Schimper, Thurston D. Steward and Margaret Schimper.
Notice has been filed that $20,000
has been paid into the Farmers' State
Edward Mathias Improving. Edward Mathias of Harrison avenue in Robertsdale Is improving at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago. Mr. Mathias was injured at the Standard Oil company, from which a serious case of blood poisoning was the result, and, it is said, his removal to the hospital was just In time to save his life.
of Mr. and Mrs. Munster last
home
night
runs or ianslng was here last
eenmg on professional business. Mr. Fredericks of Saxony was a business visitor here yesterday.
Every man should live within his means Honesty.
this is the essence of
If he does not, he Is living dishonestly on the means of others. sJTjyl ar' Wh n 'iVe Wlth,n their but save a part of their earn.ngs as a surplus for the day of adversity. A Savings Account with this bank will provWe a plae, both safe and convenient, to Invest your SURPLUS until needed!
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Indiana Harbor State Indiana Harfcor, Indiana
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sum representing 50 per cent of the en
tire capital stock of the bank.
The RIvervlew Cemetery association
Ihurubusco; capital stock $4,000; in
iiwiaiors, uscar Gandv. W. Owen
Gandy and Elmer E. Gandy
Indiana Automobile Gas and Machine
T AXTCT'KTri v,...,, juuianapons; capital stock, J -1-rtJN OXJN It. $75,000: incornorat
- i - ' ' w i umc Jirin, Aiiss Eleanor F. Bronson nf rhino o-r Charles Pieman
"r,s"l. J"-, was a visitor in town yee- Jonn W. Kern.
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... laiiuciiuur was a ( n mm via l.vew iiave.n- ran to mnnn.
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"cy party or girls enioi-c IuU. August Tt fohnin,.. r--i....
ime uty this week. The crowd "Pagan and William II. Sehnelker
consisted of Miss Minnie Kl t The W. M wmiamo t.,
... u....,, uenruae Powers of Har vey. Miss Emily Vandenberg and Misses Ada, Nina, and Cecile Vansteenberg.
GRIFFITH, Miss Nellie Southworth and Mrs. H. D. Ellis expect to leave for Buffalo, N. T. next Monday on an extended visit. J. D. Pingree of North Vernon was a business caller here today. The Ladies' Aid society met at the home of Mrs. F. W. Love yesterday. The Royal Neighbors held their regular monthly meeting last evening The town is building a band stand for the Griffith band. It will be located opposite the Gertz' restaurant, on a short unused street, close to Junction avenue. E. F. Schofleld" is doing the carpenter work.
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STIEGLITZ PARK. Mrs. Kramer's baby Is on the list.
Miss Rose Hislin visited friends in the East Sido. j Miss Anna Fleck visited friends here yesterday. Miss Lizzie Katckmor visited friends in Indiana Harbor yesterday. Miss Mary Clater -was here' on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Matches was here visiting friends here yesterday.
t".vuu; io manuracture
washing powder; incorporators. John n.
Davy, M-ary Frances Williams, Miles V. Moore and Lemuel G. Williams. The Delaware Garage company, Indianapolis; capital stock, $5,000; incor
porators, John E. Maraud, Paul R. John and Cecil E. Gibson. Fountain Detective company No. 37, HUlsboro; incorporators, V. A. Long, Lee Widson and H. L. Moffett. The Linton Social club, Linton; Incorporators, Jonas E. Meredith. William Thompson and Frank Zib. The Ridgewood Realty companv, Gary; to deal in real estate; capital stock, $9,000; Incorporators, John D. Herr, Arthur L. Russell, Charles W. Howe, George E. Dend, Leonidas B. Boyd, Charles M. Barney, Orra B. Vinal. The Noblesville Heat, Light and Power company has filed notice nf nn in
crease ln its common stock from $50,000 to $70,000. The Crescent Emery-Corundum Wheel company of Indianapolis has filed notice of an increase of its capital stock from $8,000 to $10,000. The Apollo Club, Marlon, to furnish entertainment and refreshments to Its members; trustees, Ila M. Reeves, H. W. Baker and James A. Kelley. David C. Braden Company, Indianapolis; capital stock. $35,000; Incorporators, Edward C. Dunmeyer, David C. Braden and William S. Twmlin.
It Is reported that plans are under way for the erection of a new post-
omce dj- Henry Schrage. If reports are true, the present building will be moved next to Charles Moy's laundry, on New York avenue, and the new building will occupy the present site. Mrs. Max Stieglitz of One Hundred
and Nineteenth street entertained about twenty friends and relatives on Thursday afternoon in honor of the 13th birthday of her daughter, Amelia. The afternoon was most pleasantly spent in games, after which dainty refreshments were served. The young lady was the recipient of many beautiful and useful remembrances. L Stevenson, who had his leg mangled so badly that amputation was nec
essary while switching for the Standard Oil company about three weeks ago, is improving nicely at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago. The physicians thing Mr. Stevenson will be able to come home in about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ingraham received
a message yesterday that a bright baby girl had been born to their son, Herbert Ingraham, and wife on Wednesday evening, and that mother and child were doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham are at present in New York city, where the former Is writing music for the Shapiro Publishing company. As soon as possible Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham intend to come to Chicago and visit the former's parents in Whiting, and the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of Chicago. The Whiting friends of Miss Stella
ient were surprised to learn of her marriage to Henry Landefield, a popular Indiana Harbor electrician, who is j also the owner of the Coliseum skat
ing nnK and bowling alleys. Miss Kent was formerly a Whiting girl, and had worked ln the office of Mr. Landefield at Indiana Harbor. The wedding took place at the home of the bride's mother Mrs. Sholl in Hobart. Mr. and Mrs' Landefield will reside in Indiana Harbor. Miss Ada Goss of Bangor, Mich., is visiting for the week at the homo' nf
Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Webster of Laporto avenue. Charles D. Davidson left last evening for Seattle, Wash., to join his familv, who went their several weeks ago to visit Mrs. Davidson's father, Mr. Reifsnlder. Rev. Frank M. Webster of the Plvmouth Congregational church will preach next Sunday from the following themes: "Comfort for the Oppressed" In the morning, and "The Golden Rule" In the evening. William Schram of Grand Crossing was a Whiting visitor last evening. The oldest son of Officer P. J. Mullaney of Flsehrupp avenue is ill with i typhoid fever. I Miss Anna Dahl and Mlnr.ie Krehs of j South Chicago visited at the local skat- ' ing rink last evening. I
Ruth and Milton Collins have gone to
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