Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 60, Hammond, Lake County, 27 August 1909 — Page 2
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Friday, 'August 27, 1909.
OVER THE f EXPECTED HERE SOOX. Miss Mable Wells, who has been spending the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wells of Kouts, Ind., is expected here Saturday or Sunday to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. A. "VV. Sprague of Carroll street. She will resume her study of art at the Art Institute in Chicago ;fct the beginning of the fall term. MEET THIS AFTERXOOX. The children of the King Herald's So. ciety cf the First Methodist church are meeting this afternon at the home of Verna MacAIeer in East "Webb street. A very enjoyable program has been arranged for the afternoon and it was desired that all the members attend. EXPECTED HOME TODAY. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Klemperer of Warren street are expected to return home today from a few weeks' visit in Frankfort, Mich., where Mr. Klemperer went for the benefit of his hay fever. A EXJOYABf.E PARTY. Mrs. Thomas Kennedy very pleasantly entertained tha members of the NoName club yesterday afternoon at her home In Russell street. Many members were present, as it was the regular jmeeting,of the ladies and Mrs. Kennedy had as her invited guest, Mrs. Hugh 'Carroll. Pedro was played at small tables In the parlors . during the afternoon and the honors at the games
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were given to Mrs. J. p. Ryan. Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Campbell. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. W. I Keyser. An Informal social hour followed the games and the hostess served a daintily arranged course luncheon. The next club party will take place in two weeks and Mrs. W. I Keyser will entertain at her home in East State street. LEAVES FOR MICHIGAN. Miss Kate Emery of Eogan street left today for Holland, Mich., to spend a few days with friends and relatives. A DAY'S VISIT WITH RELATIVES. Mrs. J. B. Maclntyre and Mrs. J. H. Maclntyre of Chicago Uwn are spending the day in Hammond, the guests of Mrs. Fred Lash at her home in East State street. HOLD REGILAR MEETING. The regular meeting of the members of the W. C. T. U. will take place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Myers at her home,! the corner of Mich Igan and Oakley avenues. All the mem b-rs were invfted to attend, as an in terestmg program had been arranged for the afternoon. RETCRXS FROM MICHIGAN. Hal Covert has returned to Ham mond after an extended vacation spent with Roscoe Hcmstock in northern Michigan and Canada. He left early in the summer by boat for Rault Ste. ill T 99 STATE I XTRCPT Wl CHOICE CUTS NATIVE BEEF RIB ROAST ... CHOICE CUTS NATIVE 10k 82c BEEF SHOULDER Roast. PORK SHOULDERS j J 4Q Armours Star and Swift Premium No. 1 Sugar Cured HAMS ARMOUR'S No. 1 CALIFORNIA HAMS . HOME CURED CHUCK or RUMP CORN BEEF 15Ic 112c Ik
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Marie, Mich., where he was th guest of Mr. Hemsock's relatives for several days before leaving for tha wilds In Canada where they spent a few weeks camping. They returned to Dafter, Mich., for a visit and Mr, Covert returned horn by way of Duluth, reaching Hammond last evening. ' Mr. Hemstoek will not return for a few weeks. VISITS IN LOWELL. Claude Palmer went to Lowell yesterday for a few days' visit with friends and relatives. VISIT HAMMOND FRIENDS. Misses Adna Freeman and Irene Altman and Mr. Charles Hinds of Joliet. 111., were the guests of Miss Elizabeth Fehring last evening at her home in East Sibley street. WRITES FROM NEW YORK. Mrs. R. N. Martin writes her Hammond friends from New York, where she is spending a few weeks' vacation, telling of her delightful visit with relatives there. She will visit at other eastern points before returning home. VISITS IN CROWN POINT. Mrs. Thomas Jordon of Plummer avenue has gone to Crown Point to spend a few days with friends and relatives.
HETIRXS HOME SATIRDAY. Miss Copeland will leave tomorrow for her home in' Willlamsport, Ind after a few weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Turner of Truman avenue. RETVRNS home today. Misses Tillie Ruschli and Clara Dibos will return home this afternoon from Crown Foint where they have been vis iting Miss Louise Ruschli. LEAVES ON A VISIT. Miss Marguerite Minard of Rimbach avenue left last evening for Bourbon, Ind., to be the guest of friends and relativts for a week. VISITS RELATIVES. Mrs. William Koehle of St. John was the guest of her sisters, Mrs. John Hughes of Carrol street and Mrs. Henry Huber of State street. RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN. Miss Pearl Barget has returned from a pleasant visit with friends in Grand Rapids, Mich., and Paw Paw Lake.. She was gone anout two weeks and had a very pleasant time. VISITS IN CEDAR LAKE. Mrs. John Kline and children of West Sibley street, have gone to Cedar Lake to be the guests of friends and rela tives for a few days. Don't forget the Eaj day, Aug. 29. les' picnic SunCE I. EUR ATE "LADIES EVENING The members of the Hammond Motor Boat club celebrated "Ladies' Evening' last evening at the club house and many of their friends were present. It was the regular weekly social meet Get These S1
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at several of tha parties, those who were present report having had a. very delightful time. During the evening there was dancing and musio. Miss Adallne Gilboe of Greseelll played a program of pretty piano selections which were very much enjoyed. About 10 o'clock the guests went down the river In launches for an hour's ride and returned to the club rooms for dainty refreshments. The only out-of-town guests were several young people from Grasselli, who came down the river In Mr. Hill's launch. In the party were Misses Bloomberg, Adaline and Mae Gilboe. Agnes and Mae Hill and Messrs. A. J. R. Hill and Alfred Hill. HERE FOR THE DA V. Dubois of St. John spent yesafternoon visit friends In HamMrs. terday mond. RETVRNS FROM MICHIGAN. Miss Stella Shafer has returned to her home in Doty street from a six; weeks' visit at Paw Paw Lake, Mich., where she had a very delightful time. Hammond and East Chicago Eagles will p'ay baseball Sunday, Aug. 29 at Kindel's grove. ABLE TO BE OUT. Mr. John Voight of Douglas avenue was able to be out for a short time yesterday afternoon after a very serious illness that has confined him to his home for several weeks. AT HOME CARDS ISSl ED. Cards were received in Hammond today announcing that Mr. and Mrs. S!dmon McHie will be at home after the Nov. 1 at The Apthorp, Seventyeighth street and West End avenue, Xew York City. Mr. and Mrs. McHie will spend some time in Europe the latter part of the year. A BVSINESS VISIT. Attorney W. J. MacAIeer transacted business in Laporte today. nETlIlXS TO DIXON. George Loyd lias returned to his home in Dixon, 111., after a few days' business visit in Hammond. CHIC4GO VISITOR. Sidney Goldsmith was the guest of his relatives on the north side in Chicago last evening. HK'ITRXS FROM VISIT. Master Walter Jordon has returned to his home in Plummer avenue after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jordon at their home in Lowell. IIERE OX V VISIT. Mrs. S. F. Hayden of Lowell came this morning to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. inson of Douglas street. W. D. RobVISITS HER RELATIVES. Mrs. Johnson of Toleston is spending the day with her daughter. Miss Lulu Johnson in Hammond. A BOAT TRIP. Mr. A. J. Hill and son, Alfred and daughters, Agnes and Mae and the Misses Blomberg and Addie and Mae Gilboe, all of Grasselli, came to Hammond last evening in Mr. Hill's launch and attended the party at the Hammond Motor Boat club house. AN ENJOYABLE SOCIAL. vounjr people of the Epworth The League of the First Methodist church raw a verv eniovable lawn social last evenlng at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg, 632 Hoffman street. Arrangements had bn mad for a very delightful time and although there was not as large an attendance as had been expected, the young people present report having had a very pleasant time. The lawn was attractively decorated with Japanese lanterns and the guests were served with dainty refreshments at small tables. The evening was spent with out-of-door amusements. Kindel's grove, Eagles' Picnic. Sunday, Aug. 29. HERE OX A VISIT. Mrs. James Glasgow is entertaining her cousins, the Misses Lillian, Myra and Florence Kaln of Ottawa, 111., at her home, 428 Plummer avenue, for a few weeks. HERE FOR THE DAY. Mrs. P. J. Griffin and son, James of Indiana Harbor were the guests of Mrs. John AV. Crook of State Line street yesterday. VISIT WITH FRIENDS. Mis. Ritter and Mrs. Meyers were the guests of friends in Binzenvllle, 111., vosterday. EM'KKTA INS AT l)IKIt. Mrs. Frank Flitter entertaint'd a few friends at a prettily arranRed one o'clock dinner today in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Urschko. An elaborate course dinner was served in the dining room where Karelin (lowers were the only decorations. The ladies will spend the afternoon in an .enjoyable social way. HKRE FOR THE IAV. Mrs. Roy Gosset of Chicago was the j?uet f hT sister, Mrs. A. P. Crissman, yesterday for the meeting of the Silver l af club. A PLEASANT PARTI'. Mrs. Fred Kralowltz very pleasantly j entertained the members of the Silver, Leaf club yesterday afternoon at her; homo In Hoffman street, it was tne. regular meeting of the club members and they were all present to enjoy a social afternoon. Cards were the features of the entertainment for the afternoon and several games of pedro were played at Small tables in the parlors. The honors at the party were Kiven to Mrs. A. D. Crissman. Mrs. Roy j Gossett and Mrs. Fred Kralowitz. A enjoyable social hour followed the Karnes when the hostess served a dainty course luncheon. Arrangements were mado to have the next meeting at j the home of Mrs. Smith In Kane avenue, j ENTERTAINS CI.VB FRIENDS. Mrs. James Glasgow very pleasantly entertained the members of the S. S. Piro club last evening at her home In Plummer avenue. It was the regular meeting of the club members and
they had a very enjoyable social gathering. Cards were the entertainment for the evening and several games of pedro were played at small tables in the parlor. The honors for the evening were awarded to Mrs. John Huber, Mrs. Young and Mrs. Glasow. The consolation prize was won by Mrs. Lv Keyser. At the close of the games the guests were served with a delicious luncheon. Mrs. Glasow had as her guests, not members of the club, Mrs. Martha Kinball of Nebraska and the
Misses Lillian, Myra and Florence Katn of Ottawa, 111. RESl'MES Dl'TIES TODAY. Frank Warman resumed his duties at Calumet Park today after a few weeks' visit In Xew York City. RESCME Dl'TIES TODAY. Harry Morganau resumed his duties at the F. S. Betz office this morning after a three weeks' visit at various eastern cities. LEAVES FOR MICHIGAN. Miss Grace Kingwill of Williams street expects to leave Monday for Grand Rapids, Mich., to be the guest of friends and relatives for a few weeks. A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. George Kreis of Michigan avenue entertained a company of little friends at a surprise party In honor , of the tenth birthday anniversary of I hep little daughter, Martha, yesterday aiiernoon. ine nours ror tne party we're from 2 to 5 o'clock and the afternoon was spent with various games and contests. At 5 o'clock a daintjr luncheon was served. Miss Maha received several very pretty gifts In rememberance of the day from her little friends. Among those present were: Misses Anna Sommers, Hattle and Mary McKeown, Hazel Armstrong, Meta Parduhn, Martha Sommers, Luella Can, Theresa Gred, Goldle and Blanche Halfman. Goldie Sigler, Alma, Clara arid Martha Kreis. A SOCIAL, MEETING. The members of the Martha and Deborah Aid Societies of the First Christian church celebrated social day yesterday and met at the home of Mrs. ! Ijaniru ill rumiut:i num. j. i. j was the regular monthly social meetln& a a large numoer were in attendence. The committee had arranged for a pleasant afternoon's program and several musical numbers were given by the members present. Other social diversions were enjoyed until the hostess served dainty refreshments. The members of the societies will meet again next Thursday afteri noun ior me reguiai moling ana me j Important business will be disposed of. RETURNS FROM EASTERN TRIP. E. C. Mlnas has returned home from a week's business visit in New York city. VISITS IN MICHIGAN. Dr. Mary E. Jackson and Mrs. Alene McCoy are spending a few days at St. Joseph, Mich. NOTICE. Eagle's Aerie 125 will hold a special meeting Friday night at 9 o'clock in their club rooms to complete arrangements for their picnic Sunday, Aug. 29. All Eagles will please be present. 8-26-2t. COMMITTEE. Say how about that heating plant tor your home or nat. The best is aiways the cheapest. Our boiler stops all kicks; cuts the coal bill one-half; is easily Installed, and lasts as long as the building. See one. Hammond Heating company, Wilcox and Hohman streets. Telephone 65. 25-6t FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS ON PAGE FIVE. - IJ o iV Vaudev ..Theatre 3 G 9 State Street Entire Gtiangs of Progran Monday's and Friday's Doors open 2:30 P. M. and 7:00 P. M. Admission 10 cents THE SIGN TO GO BY is the sign that tells you to "go buy" our Shoes wherever j-ou see It. These are exceptionally classy and neat, made on the newest and most stylish lasts and elegant in appearance. Being made in graded sizes in all styles, we can easily fit even the hard to fit. We warrant them to wear long, giving good service, and the prices we ask will convince you of their reasonableness. NATIONAL SHOE STORE R..A. B0RG. 269 East State Street, Two Doors East of Bijou Theater,
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