Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 13 July 1909 — Page 6
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THE TIMES. Tuesdav, Julv 13, 1909.
OM NEWS OF THE Return From Convention. Artist Vllmer and wife have returned from the recent state convention of Photographers at Winona Lake and report an enjoyable and profitable time during the entire meeting. The attendance did not come up to former years but Mr. Vllmer reports that the exhibition of pictures greatly surpassed both in number and excellence those of past years. The diamond medal of honor, the contest for which was open to the world, with the exception of Indiana, was won by Thuess Bros., of Nashville. Tenn. Mr. Vllmer kept up his record of former years by winning several trophies as a result of the high rating accorded his exhibit. The local artist has won ten medals at these meetings. Pair Is Paroled. The two lads who recently stole the horse and- rig at Cedar Lake, Frank Kolstrom and George Burton by name, were given a happy surprise and a chance to rfdwm themselves yesterday when Judge McMahan paroled the pair, which action Is practically the same as a suspended sentence. The court required the lads to work in order to pay the costs of the case to'date and a monthly report of their conduct will have to be forwarded the authorities here in order for them to continue their life of freedom. It was a happy reunion which took place In th court house corridor between the lad's parents, and after hearing a good sermon from Sheriff Grant, which the lads will to well to profit by, the party left for their home in Chicago, the young delinquents promising to mend their ways and live an exemplary life hereafter. The decision of the judge was received with commendation and approval, giving the two boys a chance to prove that their first mistake does not place them In an institution where the making of hardened criminals is an easy matter. A young lad, giving his name as Van George, working for Tom Henderson on his farm east of town, was accused of stealing a pocket book from the above named farmer, containing $5. He went to Valparaiso immediately afterward and spent the money in taking some girls to the Wild West shows on exhibition there last week. He was arrested and brought here for a preliminary hearing which took place yesterday morning in Judge Atkin's court. The evidence was strong enough against him for the judge to hold him for trial at the September term of the circuit court under $100 bonds. The Crown Point baseball team will HEGEWISCH. A. A. Kuss and daughter, Ada," spent Sunday at Wanatah, Ind., with Mr. Kusa' parents. A large crowd attended the German picnic at Wolf lake Sunday. A good time was enjoyed by all. Miss Mabel Anderson is at borne with her parents for a few days. Mrs. W. C. Neil spent Monday afternoon in Hammond on business. Mrs. Charles Brackett went to Englewood Monday evening, where she will spend a couple of days with a friend of her's. Mrs. B. A. Anderson of Commercial avenue spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Nellie Powell. Quite a number of young people from town attended the picnic given by the Elks near Blue Island Sunday. Miss Anna Frank is spending a few days with her parents at Burnham. Miss Emma Kuss of Hammond is visiting with her cousin, Miss Ada Kuss. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tice and children of Battle Creek, Mich., are spending a few days with the former's sister, Mrs. W. C. Nell, until their furniture arrfves, when they expect to make their home In Burnham. Some store claim to be the largest furniture store in this section; we know we are. Spiegel. South Chicago's HOBERTSDALE William Rought of Cleveland avenue, who has been suffering with blood poisoning in hs hand for the past five weeks, was taken to the St. Bernard hospital in Chicago. Monday, where he underwent an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stone are entertaining the latter's mother, Mrs. Milcr of Indianapolis. Mr. Bruning of Central avenue underwent an operation at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago the latter part of the week for an abscess. He is reported getting along as well as can be expected. Mrs. John Hatt and son, Walter, of Pearl street spent Sunday in Crete, 111., visiting Mrs. Hatfs siBter, Mrs. Rife. Quite a number of Robertsdale children attended a birthday party given in honor of Charlotte Vater In Whiting Saturday afternoon. YOU'LL BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WIIE2W YOUR HAIR IS EESTOXED TO ITS NATURAL CCLOK. There's no excuse lor unsightly gray or faded hair. It makes you look old when IT1 1 B., j1" UBsi8,ltIy nd embarrassing. Hy s Hair Health will bring back the natural color and beauty, and make your haii bright, luxuriant and full of youthful vitality. Stops dandruff and falling out. Purely vegetable and harmless not a dye $1 AND 80c BOTTLES, AT DRUGGISTS. Hay's tlarflna Soap cures Eczema, red, much and chapped hands, and all skin diseases. Keeps skin fine and soft, 25c. druggists. Bend 2c. tor free boobs, "The Caraoi tho Skin." "Tha Care of the Hair." Pbllo Bay Spec Co., Newark. K. J. for male by Otto Neccle and the Lloa store pharsnacr
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COUNTY SEAT 1 play the Valparaiso nine next Sunday at the local club's grounds. Valparaiso has been playing an excellent article of ball this season and tackling some of the best teams in Chicago, and will no doubt give them home boys the game of the4r lives. Athletic rivalry between the two towns has always geen strong and a hotly contested game Is assured those attending. The report that a horse had been stolen at Cedar Lake on Sunday proved a canard and Sheriff Grant after having called out his guards, was rewarded for his efforts by being informed that the reported theft was a fake. Working all night on an imiginary horse stealing case is not what It is cracked up to be and the sheriff says that next time he and his men will have to have fairly good proof before starting in pursuit of any supposed horse thieves. There was some objecting done yesterday by Court street property owners, on account of the customary approaches to alleys and side streets along that thoroughfare not being curbed and paved as has been done in other sections of the town. The matter is being investigated by members of the board, but their decision has not been given out as yet. The reason given for not doing the work as on other completed streets is that the town's money coffers are so low that the expense cannot be defrayed at present. Willis P. Wood and wife of Chicago are spending a two weeks' vacation with Crown Point friends and relatives. Some fairly good catches of fish are reported as being made at Cedar Lake. The grades on the Seaman Interurban road are making the dirt fly and will be ready to lay tracks long before the bridge and fill across the Calumet i3 completed. W. H. Harrison of Hammond transacted business in Crown Point yesterday. The automobile race course is said to be Improving greatly and that the condition of the referred to roads was never better. Julius Taussig of Hammond transacted business in Crown Point yesterday. Mrs. E. M. Borland of Chicago will visit for a week with Mrs. Josephine Strait on Court street. The county superintendent's office In the court house is closed this week. Professor Heighway and wife left for Denver, Colo., to attend the National Educatlo nconventlon in session there. Miss H. Dahme returned to her home in Lakeview after a two weeks' visit with her aunt, Mrs. John Blaul of Roberts avenue. Ed. Holmes of Harrison avenue transacted business in Hammond Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. August Homan are entertaining Miss Myrtle Martin and brother of Chicago at their home ta Harrison avenue. Mrs. Henry Stone and mother, Mrs. Miller of Harrison avenue, were Riverview park visitors yesterday. Miss Mary Fedorka of Atchison avenue spent the day shopping in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schmittle returned to their home in Cleveland, O., yesterday after a pleasant visit with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schmittle of Harrison avenue. John Blaul of Roberts avenue attend3d Buffalo Bill's Wild West show in Chicago Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Barnes of Chicago were the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes of Lincoln avenue, over Sunday. Mrs. Frank Hoffman of Roberts avenue vlsted friends in Hammond Saturday evening. Ed. Ianghor and Charles Benson were East Chicago vlstors last evening. Work is progressing rapidly on the new steam heatng system, which is being installed in the Franklin school building. This system will be a great improvement over tho old hot air furnace, which has always proven unsatsfactory. Miss Amelia Bader and Margaret Slicker of East Chicago visited friends here last evening. Edward Mathias is reported getting along nicely at the Presbyterian hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fase of Roberts avenue visited friends in Chicago yesterday. HIGHLANDS. The members of the Highlands Gun club, which hold their weekly meeting every Sunday. Following Is the score: Phot At. Broke. A. F. Reiner 25 21 F. Ervin 25 15 J. Nimetz 25 14 W. Johnson 25 14 C. Stohlboun 25 11 Rev. Parr spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Franchi. Mrs. N. Tunk and son are spending a few days with Mrs. C. Tunk. The members of the Don C. Hall & Co. returned last evening from Wisconsin. Rev. Parr returned home this morning. CLARK STATICS. The house, which is being erected by Mr. and Mrs. George B. Schmetzer here, will soon be completed. The plastering work has now begun. Mr.- and Mrs. J. Staufer of Clark were Gary visitor Sunday. Miss Ellzaeth Keckelsen of Chicago is spending a few days with friends here. Charles Brown and Hugo Virus of Clark were Whiting visitors Sunday. The party given by Mies Lena Constantino here was well attended by her many friends. Among those present were Misses Bertha Gastel, Mary and
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Emma Constantine, Mary Roop, William Dettman, Otto Kreuger, Joe TremmeU Peter Andreeen and many others. Games, dancing and other amusements were had. Ice cream and other dainties were served. Carl Horecky celebrated his 5th birthday anniversary party by inviting many of his little friends. Among those present were: Misses Annie Schwalbe, Frieda Dettman, Goldie Shreer. Helen, Seehaae, Masters Elmer Behn, Walter Dettman, Thomas Plerson, Carl Virus, Hugo Virus, William Scherr and many others. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all, and a dainty luncheon was served. We all wish him many happy returns of the day. Elmer Behn of Clarke spent a few days with Whiting relatives. GRIFFITHA. L Russell transacted business in Gary today. x John Harkenrider returned yesterday from a visit to Fort Wayne. The postal cards showing views of Griffith, which are on sale at the postoffice, are fine, and refieot much credit on the Griffith Printing company, who got them out. Mrs. H. D. Ellis and Miss Nellie Southworth left yesterday afternoon for Buffalo. N. Y., for an extended visit with relatives and friends. BLACK OAK. Miss Frances Doffln spent Sunday at Scherervllle and Crown Point. Mr. and Mrs. Koblein of Tolleston spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. John Nimetz. Mrs. Nelson Daniels returned with them for a week's visit. Mrs. Daniels had spent a few days here with Mrs. John Nimeta. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Seberger attended the dedication of the St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond Sunday. Misses Lillian Thone and Myrtle Pingle of Chicago are spending their vacation with Mrs. John Nimetz. Jacob Miller of Griffith was a visitor here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoff have returned to Chicago after a few daysvisit here. Mrs. John Matting of Hammond spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nickel. Mr. and Mrs. Louts Ewen motored to Hammond Sunday. A number from here received cards from Peter Abraham at Perkins, Cal., stating that he was in good health and still living, which a great many here were not certain of not hearing anything of him for four years until the arrival of the cards this week. BxERRILLVTLLE. Mrs. Balzer Franz is in Chicago, caring for a nephew, who is seriously ill. William McCarty of Brunnald, Ind.. made his son, Frank McCarty, and family a visit over Sunday. Mrs. Frank Niksch of Harvey, 111., visited at the homes of E. Walters and Floyd Pierce for a day or two. She was accompanied home by her son, Harold, who has been here for a week. Misses Louisa and Tracy Gerald of Chicago, accompanied by Mr. Trost of the same city, visited over Sunday at the home of the Misses Hein. Mrs. Guy Merrill and children of Chicago are spending a few days at tha home of Mrs. Merrill's parents. Floyd Pierce made his usual trip home from South Chicago to visit with his family over Sunday. Ben Bothwell, with his Ford car, gave Ed. Koch, John Smith, Misses Koch and Frances Franz a swift rido around the Crown Point-Lowell race course last Sunday. The announcement by the Ladies' Aid society that ice cream would be served each Saturday afternoon and evening durirg the season brought a large crowd, so large that the ice cream failed to hold out. The ladies will be sure to be prepared with a sufficient quantity for next Saturday. LANSING. W. C. Vandenberg and family spent yesterday in their new auto. Mr. and Mrs. Oelke and family were Hammond visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ward entertained visitors from West Pullman yesterday. Misses Mattie and Alice Gardner were visitors in town Saturday. Miss Emma WInterhoff was in Munster yesterday. Stanley S. Dempsey of Harvey, III., was In town yesterday. Miss Rose Jaegar of Chicago is visiting in town. A dance was given in Busack's hall Saturday night. A large crowd of Lansing young folks attended and a merry time was reported by all. Everett Morgan of Harvey, III., was a Lansing visitor Sunday. HOBART. While wirir.g the Gordon house yesterday Julius Larson stepped Into a rusty nail, as a result he will be laid up for several days. William Kllligrew is spending his vacation here with his parents. Miss Ruth Bullock and Dwight Maekey were in Chicago yesterday. Miss Ruth Nitchman is spending a few days with her parents here. The Rebekahs had installation last evening, after which refreshments were served. Quite a number of the members were present. Claude Reich of Valparaiso is visiting with his brother and wife for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Swanson and family spent Sunday with Walter Truesdale and wife in Chicago. CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Mothers who value their own comfort and the welfare of their children should never be without a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for use throughout the season. They break up Colds, Cure Feverishness Constipation. Teething Disorders. 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VVHITINQ NEWS Mrs. William Urie of Central avenue has gone to Missouri for a month's visit with her parents. Misses Ruth Campbell and Pauline Wenger were in Hammond on Sunday. Mrs. J. E. Miles and son, Frank, ot Laporte avenue ware Chicago visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Holliday were called to Frankfort, Ind., by the serious illness of the latter's father. Mrs. Arthur N. Beaubien of Laporte avenue has returned from a week's visit at Peoria, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Lee have moved from Chicago to Whiting and are residing on Fred street. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Rapp were in Indiana Harbor on Sunday. Leo Helman and Carl Swanson were Whiting visitors on Sunday. Miss AnnaWellette was a Hammond visitor on Sfnday evening. Mrs. Robt. Parks and daughter. Elizabeth, and son, Beaumont, of Alton, 111., who have been visiting here, have goneto Elgin, 111., to visit with Mrs. Parks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. McCall. Mrs. Leonard Emmel of Cheltenham visited her sister, Mrs. Charles Pickering, of Ohio avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bartlett, Mrs. Robinson of Detroit, Mich., and Harry Lee were in Valparaiso over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Helman were White City visitors last evening. John Roman, formerly of Indiana boulevard and Schrage avenue, has opened a saloon In the Flschrupp building on One Hundred and Nineteenth street, formerly occupied as a hardware store by Allen Skellinger. Henry E. Beaubien returned on Sunday evening from Elgin, 111., where he was the member of an auto party to Twin Lake, Wis. Myrtle Pedersen returned yesterday from a visit of several days with relatives in Chicago. Sam Cohen denies that he was refused a license for the second time, but says that Judge Jones, his attorney, withdrew his application because he had been reported as having his saloon open on July 3, when he declares that men were working there to put it in order. He has applied for a license at the August term. Mayor Fred J. Smith returned yesterday from a visit to Lake Wawasee. Mrs. Henry Behrnes of New Tork avenue is entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hagemaster of Chicago Heights, I1L Mr. and Mrs. Levi Finley of Ohio avenue will leave the latter part of the week for a visit to Angola, Ind. Mrs. Enola Payne has purchased the house of Mrs. Paul on New Tork avenue, formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Thorpe. Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Webster entertained several relatives on Sunday, among whom wag a nephew of Mr. Webster's from Pittsburg. Mrs. Thomas Bartlett is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Robinson Of Detroit Mich. Whiting witnessed a very quiet day on Sunday, as all the saloons were closed tight for the day. The saloonkeepers have volunteered to close every Sunday hereafter. Mrs. Winnie Ferris will go to Chesterton, Ind., to spend the week with her father. Dr. and Mrs. M. Sternberg of One Hundred and Nineteenth street are the proud parents of a little daughter, which was born on Sunday. The fire department was called to Fred street and Atchison avenue last night only to find out that It was a false alarm. There has been several of these false alarms turned in of late, and woe be the one who is caught doing the act. Mrs. Charles Cole went to Chicago yesterday to visit with her mother, who is visiting there from Canton, O. More for your money easiost terms of payment your home furnished on thirty days' free trial. At Sptgel's, South Chicago's leading furniture store. t( NOTICE. This is to certify that Sam Cohen has been known In Whiting for many years and has the rep-jtatlon of running a quiet and orderly place for the retailing of liquors. The business men sympathize with him in his misfortune, as he was prevented from obtaining a license because he advertised In the Hammond Dally News, and not because he violated the law in any particular, and hopes to have his place of business open before long. Adv BURNHAM. Mr. and Mrs. Baer of Chicago and Miss Robert Sutton of Hammond visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Furman. Mrs. Rein Rau was a Hammond shopper Mondr.v. Mrs. William Neil and son. Claude, were in Hammond on busienss Saturday evening. Miss Mary Moran was in East Chicago on business Monday. A. Vv. Hunter has secured a position as timekeeper at the Indiana Steel plant at Gary. Mrs. T. J. Cullman and children returned home Saturday after a pleasant visit at Bruce Lake Station with her parents. Mrs. Chester F. Eldred left Sunday evening for her home in Michigan, to attend her mother, who is very sick ill there. Mrs. John Thatcher was in Hammond shopping today. TOLLESTON. Mrs. H. F. Frailer and daughter, Florence, of Windsor Park are gruesta of Mrs. J. Q. James for a few days. I?on Panetle returned to his home in Hastings, Mich., after a few weeks' visit with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Orr of Chicago spent Sunday with f'riendn nf this rltv. Charles Phillips, who has been ill I with the measles, is recovering rapidly. Lloyd Panstle is the g-uest of rela-
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ttves !n Hastings, Mich., for a few days. Mrs. L. Tomllnson and daughter, Blanche, of Windsor Park and Mr. and Mrs. R, Roberts and son, Ronald, of Brownsburg, Ind., were the guests of J. Q. James and family Sunday. Miss Eva O'Dell of Hobart was the guest of town friends Sunday. Misses Julia Miller and Nina Spencer of Hobart visited here Sunday. The Tolleston baseball club played a very interesting game with the Hobart Maroons last Sunday. The score was 6 to 1 In favor of our home team. The ice cream social, given by the Foresters lodge here Saturday evening, was very well attended, and all report a splendid time. Mrs. B. Jahn of South Chicago visited here yesterday. . Mr. and Airs. Carl Salzman spent Sunday in South Chicago. Roy Randall of Prairie View spent Sunday with his parents of this city. ST JOHN. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Diebold of Hammond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schumacher Sunday. Mrs. Henry Keilman of Cedar Lake was a visitor here today. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weingart of Chicago are the guests of Peter Weingart. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Geisen of Hammond are enjoying a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Scherer. James Branlck of Lowell transacted business here yesterday. Miss Anna Schaller of Hammond was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schaller today. J. Spanier of Hammond visited with RETAIN VOUR GOOD LOOKS There will be no trouble in doing this of you will only try a bottle of Walter's Superfluous Hair Remover. This wonderful compound removes unnatural hair from the face, neck and arms in from 3 to 5 minutes. Pleasant to apply; perfectly harmless; causes no Irritation and leaves the skin soft and velvety, and in time stops the growth entirely. Refnae substitute. They may be dangeroum. 60c and $1.00 a bottle of druggists or by mall. WALTER CHEMICAL CO., 88OT Commerrtnl Arn, Chlrajro. FOR OUT DOOR WORK IN THE WETTEST WEATHER NOTHING EQUALS WATERPROOF oilers GARMENTS EYlOOKWEU-YEARWni AND WILL NOT LEAK LONG COATS .322-352 5UIT5 322 xnjn rvravwuFBf S CATALOG nfF A. J. Tower Co. boston. uaa. Tower Canadian Co. limited -Toronto, can.
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