Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 64, Hammond, Lake County, 1 September 1909 — Page 2

"Wednesday. Sept. 1, 1009.

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II EKE FOR THE DAY. W. A. Jorrion, formerly of Hammond but now of Liowell 19 spending the day with his Hammond friends. ATTEND THE TIIEATEIt. Mr. and Mrs. H. Shane, Mr. and Mrs. II. Ileimke, MSksps Katherine Shane and Edith Hradt will go to South Chicago this evoninp and pop "The Flower of the Rranch" at the Calumet theater. H ETV K X S II O I E. Mr. John Sonntaf? has returned to his home in PlalniieM, 111., after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan at their home in Rimbach avenue. ATTEND A PARTY. Mrs. Roy Traverse of Indiana Harbor is expected in Hammond to attend a meeting- of the members of Fern Leaf clug of which she is a member. AX OVER SI .N DA Y VISIT. . Miss Beryl Eastwood of Indiana avenue has returned home from Knox, Ind.. "where she has been visiting friends for several days. ATTEND A PARTY. Miss Cora Winters of East Chicago will attend a party given by frineds in Hammond this evening. MRS. niKGMAX A HOSTESS. Mrs. C. r. Burgman will be hostess to the members or the Acme Social club tomorrow afternoon at her home in 'Oj?den street. It is the regular meeting of the club members and they will spend an enjoyable time playing cards. MRS. KENNEDY A HOSTESS. Mrs. Kennedy will have the members of the Fern Leaf Linen club as her guests at the meeting tomorrow. All the members .expect ,to attend and .pass a pleasant social time playing cards. Several games of pedro will be played during the afternoon. AID SOCIETY TO MEET. Tho members of the Ladies" Aid Society of the First Baptist church will be entertained Thursday afternoon in "Williams street. It will be the first meeting after the summer vacation and a large attendance is desired. The important business will be disposed of and the remainder of the afternoon will be spent socially. HERE ON A VISIT. Mrs. Davis, a former Valparaiso resident is the guest of Mrs. C. B. Tinkham at her home, 117 Williams street for a few days. AN ENJOYAHI.E PARTY. The young ladles of the Philathea I JO I Vaudeville Theatre.. 2 6 9 State St f a 3 t Entire Changs of Prograu nd Friday s Doors open 2:30 P. M. and 7:00 P. M. Admission 10 cent3 Leon A. Berezniak Attorney and Counselor at taw Office. 102 First National Sank Btfg, Pfi;n; 363. RuMmc. 13S Ctroll Stmt, Fhtna 4723. " You Are Very Bright " tut you don't know how well a will become you until you wear one. Eijou Building, 2f,3 13. Stat St, HOFFMAN 6 BOHLING, Props. All our2.00&$1.50 SHIRTS FOX No Restrictions You know the GooJs Cox & IVIee 142 So. Hohman St. i'W PAD LI HE Cabs and Carriages to ail Trains CARTER and WELLS Livery, Cab and Baggage Line PHONE 83 , Hammond fCALLEOR DERiaftffi&IA 2. tbibriA CUTS BURNS W DRUG STORE

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Embroidery club were very delightfully entertained last evening by Mrs. Charles See at her home in the north side. The young- people met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Lovi in Sibley street early in the evening and went together to the home of Mrs. See where they spent a very enjoyable time. There was a very good attendance of membei3 and several items of importance were disputed of in the The remainder of the .pent with embroidery rial ion versation until early evening. evening was work and soa Iato hour when a daintily arranged course luncheon was served. No arrangements were made for the next meeting, although one will occur as usual next Thursday evening. RETURNS TO HAMMOND. Miss Lulu Sytnmes returned to Hammond yestfrday from Michigan where she hss been spending the summer with Miss Jennie Mabbs and will enter upon her duties as principal of the Lincoln building next Tuesday. I RETURNS FROM VACATION. j The Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Sharp are 'expected to return home this week rrom a months vacation spent with relatives jtnd friends at Claire, Saginaw and Bay City. Mich. ENTERTAINS ( LIB FRIENDS. Mrs. Charles Luthman will entertain the ladies of the Fleurdelis club Friday afternoon instead of Thursday of this week. A very enjoyable meeting fs anicipated and cards will be the entertainment for the afternoon. AKKIYKS FROM GEORGIA. Miss Elizabeth Thompson of Ijondon, England, who has been spending the summer vacation with relatives in Atlanta, Georgia, Is expected to arrive in Hammond the latter part of this week. Miss Thompson will engage in teaching school at the Gibson building. RETI RN HOME Till RSUAY. Dr. and Mrs. T. Edwin Kcll of Webb street are expected home tomorrow from Lake Winnebago. Wis., where they have been spending several weeks at their delightful summer residence. CHANGE RESIDENCE. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcraft and family of 33!) Hoffman street moved today to r,60 Truman avenue where they will make their home in the future. ARRIVES IN HAMMOND. Miss Ronnei of Chicago came to Hammond this morning to remain indefinitely. Miss Ronnei has been engaged as trimmer in Mrs. E. Vanderweel's millinery parlors in the Hammond building for the season and comes very highly recommended. RETl'RNS FROM TRIP. Attorney John M. Stinson has returned home from a day's business visit in Marengo, 111. A BUSINESS TRIP. John Young left today for Niles, Mich., where he will remain on a few days' business visit. ATTENDS SEMINARY. Miss Irene Parsons will attend a young ladies boarding school In Milwaukee this winter and will leave Hammond some, time druring September. Miss Parsons was a graduate in the 1909 class from the Hammond high school. Other young ladies from Hammond, who will attend the seminary, are: Misses Hedwig Thum, Gretchen Bauer and Martha Meyn. VISITS I N CHICAGO. Mrs. W. F. Hinder of Williams street went to Chicago this morning to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. McGee of Marshalltown, la, who are in Chicago on a vacation. RETl'RNS FROM VISIT. Miss Edith Rradt has returned to her home in State street after a pleasant two weeks' visit with relatives and friends in Souli Rend and Elkhart. Ind. ATTENDS PARK. Misses Verna MacAleer and Dorohy Berenznak will spend the afternoon at the White City in Chicago. VISITS IN HAMMOND. Miss Iaura Mather, formerly of Hammond but now of Aurora, 111., left today for her home after a short visit with Miss Beatrice Hansen at her home in Rimbach avenue. Miss Mather Is returning home from an extended visit with friends and relatives at Rattle Creek and Kalamazoo, Mich. A BUSINESS VISIT. Attorney Grant Crumpacker of Valparaiso was in Hammond today on professional business. RETl'RNS FROM MICHIGAN. Miss Adilsperger has returned home from en enjoyable few weeks' visit with friends and relatives in Ruddington, Mich. HERE FOR THE WAY. Mrs. Frank Rio of Hobart was the guest of Mrs. G -orge Mellou of Hammond yesterday for the day. VIVIT IN HAMMOND. I Mr. and Mrs. ITarvev- r.ilmjn ur,,i Gregg, of PZast Chicago, will visit friends in Hammond today. RETl'RNS HOME. Mrs. Frances Churchill of Perry, la., will return home Thursday after a six weeks" visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Jackson, 20 Webster avenue. RETl'RNS FROM VISIT. Miss Lillie Fedder of East State street will return home today from St. Louis, Mo., where she has been visiting friends and relatives for two weeks. ENTERTAINS VERY PLEASANTLY. Mrs. J. J. Claussen very pleasantly entertained the members of the N. N. Embroidery club last evening at her home in State Line street. It was the regular weekly club meeting and sev

eral of the members were present to enjoyed -a social hour. I-mbroidery work and social conversation were features of the evening after which the hostess served a dainty luncheon. The Misses Emily and Bertha Ebert will entertain at the next meeting Tuesday evening and a pleasant time is anticipated. The following members were present last evening: Misses Gertrude and Emma Claus, Bertha and Emily Ebert. Bertha Maleitske, Mayme Klein and Mrs. .1. J. Claussen. A MISSIONARY MEETING. 4 A very interesting meeting of the members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church took place yesterday afternoon at the residence of the Rev. W. F. Switzer in Russell street. It was the annual thank offering meeting and many members were in attendance. The meeting was called at 2:30 o'clock and the early part of the afternoon was devoted to the regular monthly business. Mrs. Etta Dake was in charge of the devotional exercises for the afternoon and Mrs. Thomas Rrennan read an enjoyable paper on the "Mite Box." Mrs. Martin was present at the meeting and presided at the piano. His selections were very enjoyable features of the program. Another pleasant number on the program was a reading. "My Conversion to the Mite Box." by Mrs. Annas.' This number closed the program and the remainder of the afternoon was spent in a social way and dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Thomas Rrennan was chairman of the committee for the day and she was assisted by Mrs. J. G. Irish and Miss Ramsey. The meeting was a very successful one in every detail and a good sum was realized from the mite box offerings to be used for the missionary work.

AN IMPORTANT MEETING. The young ladies of the congregation of All Saints' Catholic church will meet this evening for an important business meeting. Plans will be made for the church bazaar to be given early in October and it is desired that there be a large attendance. VISITS HERE. Mrs. Sehoel of Chicago was the guest of Mrs. Henry Lundt and Mrs. F. C. Ryan of Williams street yesterday. LEAVE FOR MICHIGAN. Misses Martha Herkner and Delia Prange of State, street expect to leave Saturday for Paw Paw Lake, Mich., where they will spend a few weeks' vacation. LEAVE ON VACATION. Misses Lydia and Louise Hofer of State Line street have gone to London, Ontaria. Caxiada to spend a week with friends and relatives. They will also spend a day at Niagara Falls on their return home. RESUMES HER DUTIES. Miss Ethel Cole resumed her duties as telephone operator at the Lion store today after has confined her diana Harbor. a short illness that to her home in InLEAVES ON EASTERN TRIP. Mrs. Viola Smily and daughter. Miss Faye of Conkey avenue expect to leave about Saturday for a few weeks' eastern trip. They will visit in NewYork City and other important eastern cities. LEAVE FOR THE EAST. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jones and daughter, Elizabeth of Rimbach avenue left today for points in the east where they will spend a few weeks' vacation. They will visit in Ithaca and New York City and anticipate a very enjoyable time. HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The regular weekly meeting of the members of the Martha Aid Society of the First Christian church will take place tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Colville," 133 Doty street. The usual business will be disposed of and it is desired that there be a good attendance. PICNIC AT LAKE FRONT. The ladies of the Deborah Aid Society of the First Christian church will enjoy their annual picnic tomorrow at the Lake Front park. The members are planning to leave on the 10:30 car and take basket lunches, which will be. served at noon. A very enjoyable time is anticipated with the usual picnic diversions. E XTKRTA I N S RELATI V ES. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stakemiller of Condit street will entertain Mrs. E. M. Shaut of Chicago, Mrs. G. M. Watson of Savannah. 111., and Miss Ada Hartman of Mount Carroll, III., for several days. Mis. Scliaut and Mrs. Watson are sisters of Mr. Stakemiller. sj PICNIC T LAKE FRONT. The members of the Indies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran church will enjoy a picnic at the Lake Front park tomorrow. It is the annual picnic and many of the members expect to attend. They will take their lunches anil have a pleasant social day. A BUSINESS MEETING. The ladies of the congregation of All Saints' Catholic church held an important business meeting last evening in the school hall. There was a good attendance of members and several business matters were disposed of. Plans were made for the bazaar to be completed at the next meeting in a few weeks. Mrs. A. F. Knotts was elected chairman of the committee and Mrs. Hevon was elected secretary. Gl ESTS OF FRIEN DS. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlin and daughter, Katherine, were the guests of friends in Chicago at a theater party and dinner last night. RETURN HOME. Mrs. William Helms and three children left for their home In Medaryville, Ind., after a week's visit with Mr. Luckmann and family on G51 Sibley street. AN INTERESTING MEETING. The members of the W. C. T. I', met last evening at the home of Mrs. II. E. Granger, 58 Hamlin street. There was a very good attendance of members and all were very much pleused with the success of the first evening meeting. A splendid literary and

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musical program was rendered during the early evening after which Mr. K. B. Cross of the First Christian church gave a temperance talk which was listened to with a great deal of interest by those present. lie drew a very vivid picture in the minds of his hearers of the horror of a drunkard and the liquor traffic. After this he talked of temperance work in Indiana. A dainty luncheon followed the program. The meetings will be given every month and the public is cordially invited to attend. Instructiive programs will be arranged for all of these evening meetings. I.EAVK O.N A VISIT. Misses Dora and Frieda Otto of Sohl street will go to Lowell this evening to be the guest of friends and tomorrow will drive to Crown Point to attend .the Lake County Fair. I EAVKS FOR THK FAST. Mrs. Kllis Dake of Muenich court will leave next week for New York City to make her home In the future. Mr. Dake has been in the east for several weeks, having secured a verygood position there. ATTENDS THE FAIR. Mrs. George Drackert and daughter. Miss Beulah of State Line street, will go to Crown Point tomorrow and be the guests of relatives and attend the Lake County Fair. KNTERTAIXS (1.111 FHIKM1S. Miss Mable Pmith will entertain the young ladies of the .). S. club tomorrow evening. It is the regular party and they will spend an enjoyable evening in the social way. Games and music will be features of the t-vening. ATTEMt l'AUTV. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ortt and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Strouse will go to Fast Chicago this evening to attend a card party at which their friends will entertain. ATT FN 13 I'.IHTV. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrington will go to Fast Chicago to attend a party at which friends will tntertain. Mrs. Fdmonds of East Chicago spent the afternoon with friends in 11amnio.Kl. Attorney T. M. C. diana Harbor was in Hembroff of InHarnmond todav on business. You can get your school books at Summers Pharmacy, two stores. 1 oilman, near state and Hohman near Clinton streets. Mrs. Carrie Parsons and daughter. Miss Irene are spending the clay in Chicago. Mrs. Locklin and daughter. Miss Norma, are among the Hammond visitors in Chicago today. tirade books, tablets anil supplies at Summers Pharmacy, preseiption specialists. Mrs. Fogg of Oak Glen was in Hammond today on a shopping tour. Leo "U'olf was in Chicago today on a business visit. High school books at Summers Pharmacy, expert prescriptionists. The Misses Hattie and Lottie Weisner, of Sheboygan. Wis., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Berg in Oakley avenue. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Iteming and daughters, Florence and Flea nor. are spending the day visiting in Chicago. School tablets, pens, inks and penens at Summers prescriptionists. O. YV. Harding, Pharmacy, expert formerly of Hammond, but now of business visitor in day. Highlands, was a Hamnmnd yesterMiss BlancheOreutt is visiting in Chicago today. Frank Orth of Indiana Harbor transacted business in Hammond today. John F. Fitzgerald was in Chicago today on business. Headquarters for school books and school supplies. Summers Pharmacy, prescription speciality. Say how about that heating plant for your home or flat. The best fs always 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. IJammnnd Heating company, Wilcox and Hohman strts. Telephone 65. 25-6t

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L. D. Patton, Local Court Reporter, to Return to Former Post at Earnest Solicitation of Entire Home Bench and Bar. U D. Patton, who for the last year has been associated with AV. C. Harrison as court reporter of the Lake superior court in Hammond, lias accepted the position of court reporter for the court at Covington, Ind., after he had been petitioned by the court and county officers and the entire bar of Covington to return and accept the position. This offfer came to Mr. Patton without any solicitation on Lis part and is all the more appreciated by him in view of the fact that lie held the position of court reporter for a period of twelve years previous to coming to Hammond. It is understood that Mr. Patton has been made a very nattering offer, and in view of the fact that there is immediate prospect of an additional court at Hammond, and there is not enough work here for two expert court reporters, he has decidt to accept. To l:ivc Friday. Mr. Patton is now packing his household goods, which will be shipped Thursday, but he and his family will not leave tin- city until Friday. Hf will take up the duties of his new office, or more properly, the office that he has filled so long, next Monday. Mr. Tatton and bis family have made many friends in this city during their stay here. He says he like Hammond and believes the Calumet district has a great future, and if ever this city needs the help (,f the Ninth district in securing a court the bar lure may bank on his delivering the goods. .ludge Shoonover of the Covington court has been complimented in the Covington papers for making the appointment of Mr. Patton. The Covington republican .'-ays in pa rt : ".Judge Sehoonover. since the place was vacant, is to be commended upon iiis good judgment and fortune, in securing the servict s of Mr. Patton. Tiie bar will be highly pleased and the work done to perfection. There is not a more proficient man in Lis line than I I . Patton." Death of Miss Lemon. Kdna May I,eiiion. the 17-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. deorpo l,enion, 067 May street, will be buried tomorrow afternoon, she having' died yesterday from t ub rc'ii'osis. The untimely death of Miss Ix-nion is regretted by many friends and sincere sympathy is expressed for the bereaved family. The funeral service hour has been set for 2 o'clock and inUrment will take place at Oak Hill cemetery. The deceased was a member of the Christadelphian church and the services will be conducted by Kcv. H. Poach of Chicago from the late home. Famishing Tiomes with us Is a spseialty. not a side line; four floors of furniture. Spiegel's. S133-9135 Comnarclal avenus. South Cblcace.

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