Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1909 — Page 6
THE TUXES.
Monday, Oct. 4, 1909.
.PROM NEIGHBORIWO TOWN AND CITY
NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT
, Start New Society. Steps will bo taken In Crown Point In the near future to organize a Sons of Veterans' society, the preliminary meeting to be held at the town hall next Friday evening to perfect arrangements and possibly elect the necessary officers. Crown Point has fifty or sixty men, the sons of the veterans of the civil war, that could Join and maintain such an organization. It Is the purpose of the intended society to perpetuate and keep alive the memory and deeds of the warrors of the rebellion. All those Interested in the movement whom are elgibile to membership are asked -to attend the meeting.
Case Is Postponed. The trial of Ernest Hummel, Jr., charged with passing spurious cheeks, wWch was to have been brought before Judge Nicholson on Saturday, has been postponed until next Friday. The South Chicago young man has had little time to prepare any defense and a stress of business in that court necessitated a postponement until next Frfday at which time he will answer
the-serious charges now booked against
htm.
the
Hub Team Is Beaten.
-!n elevn, composed of a few members of the-towo football team of 1908 and a blance of raw recruits, went up asralnet the Valparaiso Tigers at the
Porter county seat yesterday after
noon, and were trimmed to the tune of 20 to B. The team organized last Friday nfgfet, and considering their one
evening's practice, a big score was expected to be rolled up against them. Their ability to score. upon their Val
paraiso opponents was received here with surprise last night when the results of the contest became known, and from the showing made yesterday they
may round Into a good winning team They average about ISO pounds.
About twelve of the Crown Point
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motherhood. Many neglect to deal with, the unpleasant pelvic drains and weaknesses which too often come with marriage and motherhood, not understanding that this secret drain is robbing the cheek of its freshness and the form of its fairness. As surely a9 the general health suffers When there Is derangement of the health of the delicate womahijjorgans, bo surely whePthese organs siroNjstablished ia health theface anAjRhaToHce witness to theTact inrntetrd cometTness Nearly million women have found health and happiness in the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It make3 weak women 6trong and sick women well. Ingredients on label contains no alcohol or harmful habit - forming drugs. Madei vholly of those native, American, medicinal roots most highly recommended by leading medical authorities of all the several schools of practice for the cure of woman's peculiar ailments. For nursing motfcers.or for those brokendown in health by too frequent bearing of children, also for the expectant mothers, to prepare the system for the coming of baby and making its advent easy and almost nalnless. there is no medicine nuitA
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deciples of Ike Walton went to the Kankakee river yesterday In an effort to outwit and corral some of the finny tribe, but the twelve barely succeeded In making their catch of the plural number, two fish being the results of the day's effort. Among those who spent the day at the river were: August Hilderbrandt, Louis Weis, Jake Kteeh. John "Ward Wheeler, Leslie
Parry, Maurice McKenzie, Julius Rock
well. Fred Wheeler, Harold Wheeler,
Ed Glover and Herbert Barr.
A farmer boy baseball team and a
nine from Cedar Lake played a game near the McMahon farm yesterday
nftomnnn and after the official scorer
had run out of paper the score stood
something like 35 to 2. Henning, of
the old Crown Point's, was engaged
to pitch for the victors and his work
was larsrely responsible lor the Dig
score.
The Christian Scientists held another
reading at the home or airs, uuver
Wheeler, yesterday. Great Interest is
.oirvr evinced in the work which is
new to the majority of people here
A, picture of the victorious Crown
Point baseball team oi iu wun a
..Hcrtnli. of their games won and lost
oHll or,rvpr in THE TIMES this Week.
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Rev. Ph. Guethoff left for Monterey, Tnd.. yesterday where he will conduct
forty hour devotional services In that town. The same services will be held
here next week.
WiUfHanlon, who has been employed
in the Blaimire stone yard at Ham
mnnri irlii mxin leave for South Da
kota where he has a position.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Upham left for Dallas, Tex, after visiting for several hoi,, with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sched-
dell. Mrs. Howell and Miss Dorothy Jack
.t, -uiaito! nver Rundav with Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Fisher.
v.r;. r-iaiiriin. McMahan left for her
year's study at Ann Arbor, Mich., oi Saturday. Attorney Johannes Kopelk and sis
ter and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartholomae attonAaA tho Rprman dav exercises In
Chicago yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward SigLer have rotiirnfti from a delightful vacation
trip in Michigan.
Mrs. Peter Horst has returned from tim Mt. Clements. Mich., sanitarium
mnt-h imoroved in health, which Is wel
come news to her friends here
Charles J. Daugherty Is transacting
business In Hammond today.
Charles Johnson, jr., of Gary visited
with his parents over Sunday.
Many Chicago autosists took advant
age of yesterday's weather and toured to Crown Point and over the Cobe
cup course.
vard was the guest of friends In Chicago yesterday.
Misses M. Stein, M. Bohan and A. No
ble were among the Chicago shoppers
Saturday.
William Thelssen of Indiana boule
vard spent the latter part of the week
in South Chicago, visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. AVllliam Bahn.
Mr. Quantz is very sick at his home
In Harrison avenue.
Mrs. A. W. Sutherland of Harrison
avenue attended the funeral or air.
Reed in Hammond Friday."
Mrs. John Plau and daughter, Lillian,
saw "The Yankee Doodle- Detective at the aClumet theater Saturday.
Robert McGowan of Pearl street is
on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul of Roberts
avenue visited Hammond friends last evening.
Miss Lillian Plau of Harrison ave
nue has accepted a position with A. Cugar of Whiting.
Miss Hattle Dahl returned yesterday
from Lowell, where she spent the week
end visiting her parents.
W. Mathie of South Chicago was here
on business Saturday.
August Dreesen resumed his duties
at the Standard Oil company Saturday
after being confined to his home In
Roberts avenue several days by illness,
jviiss Julia Hubbard of Roberts ave
nue was a Hammond visitor Saturday,
Miss Marie Selinger of East Side vis
ited friends here yesterday.
HOBART. The Maroons beat the fire depart
ment yesterday afternoon by the score
of 9 to 4. The proceeds of the game
were given to Herman Kossow, who had
played with the Maroons all season.
Miss Amelia Kruse of Chicago spent
Sunday with her father. ...
D. Melin visited with his parents over
Sunday.
The dance at Stratton's Opera House
on Saturday evening was well attend ed and all report a good time.
Miss Eva O'Dell left today to be gone
fifteen weeks with an orchestra. They will play at various places in north
ern United States and Canada.
Charles Vincent spent Sunday here
with his parents. Miss Ruth Nltchman of Chicago vis lted here over Sunday.
The town board will hold their regular meeting In the town hall this
evening. Ed. Ensweiler of Gary spent Sun day In town.
The members of the Catholic choir
are requested to be present at prac tice this evening.
HEGEWISCH. Mrs. Freeberg of Superior avenue en
tertained Rev. Carlson of the Swedish Lutheran church yesterday. .
Mrs. B. A. Anderson of Commercial
avenue Is entertaining her cousin, Mrs.
Johnson, and daughter, Rachel, of Montana. Mrs. Johnson and daughter will leave for the west Tuesday.
Bob Griffith and Mr. Fogarty of
Hammond called on Mrs. B. A. Ander
son and H. B. Reed yesterday.
Mrs. O'Roark of Howard avenue has
been suffering from a felon on her finger for the last week.
Mrs. V. A. Beckman entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Woods of Crown Point, Ind.,
yesterday.
The Eastern Stars will give a recep
tion Monday evening for Mrs. Roy Nel11s. There will be eight or ten ladles
present from Hammond, and a good time Is expected.
E. Miles attended the Shrlners' parade
In Hammond Saturday.
Mrs. Ort Seaberg entertained her
brothers and families from Kensington and Laporte, Ind., yesterday.
H. B. Reed attended the Eclipse game
at Pullman yesterday.
Marie Bristol of Hammond spent yes
terday with Berntce Brackett of aCron-
dulet avenue.
The Illinois Central railroad has built
a new cement walk on One Hundred and Thirty-fifth street, between Caron-
dulet and Commercial avenues.
The Polish Turners gave a dance at
Genalskl's hall last evening. It was well attended.
NoTa Martindale called on Mary
Brackett yesterday.
ROBERTSDALE.
Miss Margaret Exton left Saturday
for her home In Wood River, 111., aft pr a four weeks' visit here with rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Louis Herndobbler of Roberts avenue spent the day visiting relatives
in Chicago.
Work Is Drogressing nicely on th
new Evangelical church basement.
Mrs. Stiller of Roberts avenue was
a South Chicago visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Schaaf, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Aman and Miss Amy Roberts enjoyed a day's outing In Liverpool, Ind., Friday. Miss Grace Flaugher of Decatur, I1L, Is visiting her brother, Charles Flaugher and family of Harrison avenue. Mrs. Cowan of Indiana boulevard entertained her sister from Chicago at her home yesterday. Arthur Blttner of Hammond was in town on business Saturday. Mrs. Charles Flaugher of Harrison avenue has recovered from her recent illness. Frank Barnes of R.eese avenue returned home after spending several days In LaSalle, 111. Mrs. S. Dickmeyer of Indiana boule-
GRIFFITH.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woods of Lottavilie spent yesterday afternoon with friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Holmes of Ross
and Mrs. Anne Adams and daughter
Buhla, and Miss Hagan of Chicago were guests at the home of L. A Southworth
Sunday.
Miss Tracy Long and Mrs. Bob Long went to Hammond Saturday, from
which place Miss Long left for Wyo
ming, where her sister is critically ill
with typhoid fever.
John Hand of Laketon, who has been
superintending an extra gang on th
jne, Deiween nere and -Highland, spen
Saturday evening at the home of hi
brother, Noah.
The regular Sunday evening service
ai me Methodist church was not held
here on account of the quarterly meet
ing being held at Merrillville.
ine regular meeting of the town
board was hold Saturday evening. Be
sides the usual number of bills bein
allowed, the dangerous railroad Arnss
ing on Main street was brought up fo
discussion. It was unmaniously decided that something must be done to lessen
the danger. Also the sidewalks on
Wood and Miller streets were accepted.
Mrs. G. E. Miller of Lottavilie visited
with Mrs. J. E. Miller Saturdav.
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WHITING NEWS
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Miss Katherine O'Keefe visited in
South Chicago yesterday.
Miss Mary Hislen was an East Side
visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Whiting
are visiting here today.
Miss Lizzie Dellow Is visiting here
today.
Mrs. O'Brien was a South Chicago
visitor yesterday.
LOWELL.
Word was received here from Albur-
querque, N. M., announcing the sudden death of Don Drlscoll. The telegram
stated that he was killed by a rail
road train, but gave no further particulars. His remains will be brought here for burial, and It is thought they will arrive on Wednesday. Don went to New Mexico about two years ago, In quest of better health. He was one of Lowell's best young men, and his sudden taking away will be mourned by all. Edson Taylor, of the Chicago Journal reportorial force, spent Sunday in Lowell, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Gilbert Johnson of Chicago visited his brother, Harry, and wife over Sunday. Mrs. O. D. Mitchell of Eaton, Ind., is enjoying a month's visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ackerman. Judge Jordon, who came here from Hammond a few months ago, moved back, and he will embark in business. Mrs. A. D. Palmer returned Sunday from a week's visit with her sons in Hammond, East Chicago and Chicago.
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Miss Clara Spanier of Hammond spent Sunday at the home of her mother out here.
William Hoffman of Hobart transact
ed business here Saturday. Andrew Baker of Chicago visited rel
atlves here over Sunday.
Joseph Weis and family of Hammond
were the guests of Joseph Scheldt and
family here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O'Hearn of Engle
wood were the guests of relatives out
here over Sunday.
Miss Estella Kellman returned to her
home in Dyer yesterday after a sever al weeks' visit with relatives at Ho
bart.
Jacob Hoffman of Chicago spent Sun
day here with relatives.
Michael Gettler of Chicago arrived
here Saturday evening to spend Sunday
visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Overhage from
Chicago were the guests of Henry Over
hage and family over Sunday.
v llliam Overhage, who is employed
as operator by the Michigan Central
railroad, arrived here Saturday from
near Bay City, Mich., where he filled
a position the past three months.
Lewis' rink, best In Lake county, open every afternoon and night. Special attention to beginners at afternoon session. 4-2t Miss Gertrude E. O'Neil entertained Miss Kathleen De Vine of Chicago Heights at her home in Sheridan ave
nue over Saturday and Sunday.
James Champlain has returned from
Belvldere, 111., where he spent a two weeks' vacation with his aunt and
uncle.
The meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Methodist
church, which was to have been held on Tuesday evening, will be held on Wednesday evening, as several of the
members expect to go to Hammond to
morrow night.
Mrs. Edward Greenwald of Sheridan
avenue has returned home from an ex
tended visit in Philadelphia and New
York.
Conrad Mettier spent Sunday as the
guest of the Bradford family In East
Chicago.
Steve Kovala was arrested on Satur
day on a warrant sworn out by Joe Siska, charging hira with criminal provocation. Kovala will be tried be
fore Judge G. W. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Surprise of Hammond were Whiting visitors yes
terday.
Miss Lottie Ross of East Chicago
spent yesterday as the guest of her
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
Denham of Laporte avenue.
Miss Genevieve Cochrane of East
Chicago was a Whiting visitor yester
day.
L Piser of the Recht flats, who was formerly manager of the Reliable store
on One Hundred and Nineteenth street
has now engaged In business in Iron dale.
Miss Etta Dixo of East Chicago spent
yesterday on Sheridan avenue.
Misses Olga Klima and Minnie Carrette were the guests of friends in
South Chicago last evening.
Lloyd Finley of Sheridan avenue and One Hunded and Seventeenth street was badly cut about the head while at work at the American Maize Prod
ucts company at Roby on Saturday by having a window fall on his head, the
glass breaking. The attending physl
clan found it necessary to insert sever
al stitches.
Roy Wolf was a visitor at the Lewis
rink In East Chicago last evening.
Gus Krebs spent yesterday with Chl
cago friends.
Miss Margaret Langmyer entertained
friends from Harvey, 111., at her home
n Ohio avenue yesterday.
Mrs. William E. Warwick of Oliver
street has returned from Godref, III
where she spent one week with her daughter. Miss Almirah Morse, who has
entered Montlcello seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carrette are
home from a short wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Scholz have re
turned from North Judson, Ind., where they went for a short wedding trip, to be the guests of the former's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Scholz will go to house
keeping In the near future In one of his
houses on Fischrupp.
Vincent James was an Indiana Har
bor visitor last evening.
Several young men of Whiting will
give an informal dancing party in
Mettler's hall on Wednesday night
About the happiest man In Whiting
on Saturday was Charles E. Greenwald, prosecutor of Lake and Porter coun
ties. The cause of this rejoicing was over the fact that a little son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Greenwald about 3 p. m. on Saturday. The Greenwald family consisted of two daughters, and
this being their first son. they are nat
urally very proud. Many are smoking cigars now at Attorney Greenwald's
expense, and Grandpa Greenwald is
also treating his friends very liberally in honor of his new grandson.
P. Yuska went to the home of Steve
Kandallts on Davidson place, on Saturday, and asked for one of the boarders. Mrs. Kandallts, saying he was
in bed., went to call him, and coming
down stairs again looked for Tuska to
tell him hi3 friend would be down in a
TOLLESTON.
F. P. Rundell of Chicago was in this
city on business Saturday.
Quite a number of Tolleston people
turned out to see the football game
between Gary and East Chicago at Kunert's park. They were all glad to
see Gary- win. This was the first foot
ball game In Tolleston, and It naturally
aroused lots of enthusiasm In the town
The board of directors of the First
State bank of Tolleston met last Sat
urday afternoon in their semi-monthly
meetlng. Owing to the absence of their
president, Mr. Bader, of Whiting, they
did not hold a meeting two weeks pre
vious to this. The bank Is now Install
ing a splendid new vault of the Mosler screw door style, and In addition to this they now have 3 50 safety deposit boxes
for rent. Mayor Thomas Knotts of Gary wit
nessed the football game in this city
Saturday,
time later it was found that a suit of
clothes, belonging to Mr. Kandallts, having $9 in the trouser's pocket, had also disappeared. The police were noti
fied, but Yuska cannot be found. Yuska,
It will be remembered, deserted the
navy, and being found in Whiting, was taken back to serve out his time. Recently he has not been working, and
to this is accounted for his committing this act.
Miss Margaret Exton left on Saturday
night for her home in Wood River,
111., after a visit of several weeks with her cousin, Mrs George Rankin.
Mr. and Mrs. Hlatt will leave this
week for Ohio, where they will make their future home.
Peter Regas, the pop corn man, who
was arrested on a charge of forcing
his attentions upon Mrs. .Hammond, Jr., of this city, was discharged in Judge Jones' court.
Miss Lillian Kaiding of Fischrupp av
enue Is home from a visit of several
months In Sweden.
Joe Karal came to the police station
on Saturday night with a bad cut on his head. Karal said he was coming
along One Hundred and Nineteenth
street when he was accosted by a man
whom he did not know. The stranger
greeted him by saying, "Who did you vote for?" Karal said, "Tipton," and no
sooner had he said this than he received the blow on his head, and after delivering the assault the assailant made a hasty departure.
Mrs. George Roe and Mrs. Joseph
Kelley, both of Davidson place, were initiated into the auxiliary of the A. O. H. on Friday night. After the meet
ing Ice cream and cake were served,
and all present enjoyed a delightful evening.
Mathew Kieran, father of Mrs. Pat
Harmon and Mrs. Thomas Mathews,
both of this city, is In a very serious condition at St. Margaret's hospital, and little hopes are entertained for his
recovery. One of the most delightful affairs of
the season was held at the Methodist church on Friday evening, when the pastor, Rev. M. C. Wright, was tendered a reception and banquet In honor of his coming back to Whiting, to be with his congregation for another year. The reception was. Indeed, a hearty one, and was attended by fully 250 persons. The evening's pleasure opened with an excellent program, which was rendered as follows:
Address Rev. F. M. Webster Piano Solo Miss Florence Lee Vocal Duet ' Misses M. Schaaf and Irma Krout Recitation ..Miss O. M. Eafor" Piano Solo Gladys Oeffing Plano Duet Mesdames Robert Humphreys and G. Dunning Vocal Solo Mrs. G. M. Stevens At the "conclusion of the program Rev. Wright was presented with a beautiful gold handled umbrella. The presentation speech was made by Rev. Webster, and Rev. Wright responded, extending his thanks for the gift. After this affair the gjests proceeded to the banquet room, where an elaborate banquet was served. The affair was a success in every sense of the word, and Rev. Wright is now fully aware ot the fact that his congregation are pleased that he has been spared to guide them for another year. FOR RENT Suitable rooms for light housekeeping; over Whiting postofflce. Mrs. L A. Day, New York avenue. Whiting, Ind. 2-lt Lewis' rink starts skating Saturday, THE INTERESTING TIMES' AD ALWAYS DENOTES THE INTEREST! NO STORE.
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BLACK OAK. Mri. Charles Stranch, Mrs. Henry Euler, Mrs. Anton Euler, Mrs. J. A. Nickel and Mrs. Joe Euler spent Friday shopping: at Hammod. Ml Coon spent the week end at Griffith. Mri, Charles Btranch, Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Nickel, John Nlmeti and Frank Costie attended the funeral of Frank Hees. F, B. Scheldt was a business visitor at Hammond Saturday. Mrs. T. W. Brown is the ruest of Mrs. J. T. Re Hand.
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