Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 29 October 1909 — Page 2

THE THIE3.

Friday, Oct. 29, 1909.

RALPH W. ROSS WALTER J, LOTZ LAWYERS Roomi 11 and 12 Over I,nke Co. Savin A Traat Co. Cor. State and Hohman Ms. Himniwd, Ind. Tel. 405. Kotarr Public In Office.

OVER THE C

TEA CUPS

lyul.wllJI Grocery Prices THAT MEAN Big Savings Sai'y, Oct. 30th

Lion Brand )50 lb. Sack for XXXX Pat. 1 J3f

FLOUR . . . ) I .40 Every sack guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.

Absolutely pure old fash

ioned Buckwheat Flour,

J bags 03G

3 lb. cans solid meat 2 Tomatoes, 1 Eft cans for I Ob Pure "White Clover or Buckwheat Honey, i ( per frame I Ob Fancy bleached C Celery, per bunch Jb 2-lb. cans Capstan Sifted Early June Peas, Q per can Uu

A COMMITTEE MEETING. and played several games of pedro at The members of the history commti- small tables in the parlors. The hontPA of the Hainmnod Woman's club ors at the games were given Mrs. Fred

will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 p. Humpher,

Mayers No. 1 Frankfurter style Sausage. The highest grade pure food sausage made special for Saturday to introduce, i nn per pound I &.2U

m. at the home of Mrs. M. R. Rothschild, SOT South Hohman street. The subject for the day is the AlaskanYukon exposition and a very interesting program has been arranged. It is desired that there be a large attendance of members. The following is the program: Vocal Solo Mrs. A. K. Thompson; guitar accompaniment, Mrs. D. E. Boone. A Description of the Fair, the Auditorium, Agriculture and California Buildings Mrs. D. K. Boone. A Description of Alaska, the Alaska

Buildings and the Alaska village at the Fair Mrs. S. A. Bell.

The Forestry. Japanese and Hawaiian

Buildings Mrs. I. E. Dickenson.

Vocal Solo Mrs. A. K. Thompson;

Guitar Accompaniment, Mrs. L). Boone.

Description of Oriental Palace. Mu

sic Pavillion, Agorrett Village, Manu

facturers, Machinery and Finance

Mrs. C. L. Wolf.

The following ladies will serve on

the program committee, Mesdames J. K.

Stlnson. chairman; D. E. Boone, I. E. Dickenson. S. A. Bell and C. U Wolf. The members of the social committee

are Mesdames A. S. Hunt, M. Rothschild,

Elisabeth Shields, Wlliam Stleglltx and

W. A. Jordan.

GUESTS FROM PALMER. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooper are en

tertaining Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams

and daughter, Thelma, of Palmer, Ind.,

at their home in Warren street for a

few days.

VISITS IN CHICAGO. Miss Theresa Dorsey and Frank Dor-

sey were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey, at their home in Park Manor, Chicago. They entertained in honor of

their wedding anniversary.

RETURNS FROM DENVER. Mrs. A. S. Hunt and daughter, Miss

lone Hunt, returned to their home in

Oakley avenue, last evening, alter a

few weeks' visit with relatives In Den

ver and Colorado Springs, Colo.

ATTENDS DANCING PARTY. Miss Genevive Hastings will enter

tain Miss Tracy of Hyde Park for the dancing party to be given tomorrow

evening by the members of the Athlet

ic association. MEETING WAS POSTPONED. The young ladies of the S. . T. club

had to postpone their meeting again, and the next party will probably occur Thrsday evening, at the home of Mrs.

Eugene Cooper, in Warren street. WILL LEAVE HAMMOND. Miss Edna Stauffer of Condit street expects to leave Hammond Saturday for Bryant, O.. where she has secured a position in an art studio. Miss Stauffer has been connected with the Gibson studio and others in Chicago, and has had valuable experience in photography.

Mrs. Mat Boney and M.

George M. Eder. A pleasant social

hour followed, when the hostess served a dainty course luncheon. Another meeting will be held in two weeks, and the announcement of the place of meet

ing will be made later.

AN AFTERNOON PARTI'. Mrs. John Ruschli entertained several of her friends yesterday afternoon at her home in States street. The afternoon was very enjoyably spent with games and music, and at 4 o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room and served with a three-course luncheon. Among those present were

Mesdames Nicholas Terry, Michael

Scherer, Barbara Schneider, H. W. Mor-

ganau, John Scherer, H. E. Deakln and

Miss Rose Schopp of St. Louis, Mo.

The annual ball and concert of the

Saenger-Bund Fidelia Is growing In

popularity, and the event next Sunday

night at Huehn's hall promises to be

a record breaker ror attendance. zs-31

RETURNS TO CROWN POINT.

Miss Emma Lisins, who has been visiting at the home of the Misses An

na and Genevive Hastings, in West

States street, left last evening for her

home In Crown Point. She will return

to Hammond about Monday for anoth er short visit. W. C. T. U. Meeting.

The regular weekly meetinf of the members of the W. C. T. U. will take place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in

the Nazarene chapel. The usual pro

gram of the society will take place, and

a social time will follow. It was desired that there be a very large attend ance.

DANCING CLASS.

The regular Friday evening dancing class will be held this evening in Long's

hall and all are cordially invited to at

tend. It is expected that there will be

a large attendance, and many young young people from East Chicago will

be present.

Imported Swedish Lingon

L jriies, iO per quart I J2.

National Biscuit Co.'s red

label Graham Crackers, regular 10c "J 1 package 2U

Another big shipment of

those fancy California

Lay 6i Figs in Cartons,

same price, 1 f.

per package Large Golden Pumpkins,

especially priced for Hal

loween, in,.

each 8c and i U L

Varicsa Castile Soap, reg

(;JZ tSS ITHERE'S NOT A GHOST

Catsup,

A PLEASANT MEETING.

The ladies of Sewing Circle No. 1 of

St. Margaret's hospital were very pleasantly entertained by Mrs. J. J. Austgen,

at her home, In Carroll street, yesterday

afternoon. A short business meeting

was held, when several matters of in

terest to the members were disposed of before the close of the year. The fruests then enjoyed an hour of cards

per bottle u

Saturday Candy Specials

Chocolate Covered Marsh

mallow Drops, highest

grade,

per pound

Fresh Salted i Peanuts, per lb. . . . j

It t ' K '

ii i

2 Big Liquor Specials.

Boone County Bourbon,

(bottled in bond) Cream Rye Whiskey, both full

quart bottles, extra spe-

choice Club

Drugs&Toilst Goods Specials

For Saturday, October 30tti

Stillman's Freckle Cream

regular fl

50e boxes .ub Eexall Cold Tablets, will cure a cold or money back p 25c box I 0C Fletcher's Castoria, regubottles 20C BIG CIGAR SPECIAL. San Felice, Lillian Russell, Crenio and Club Favorite, Saturday,

n cigars O O for

HON STORE HAMMOND, INDIANA

"a i

of a chance of you having

wet feet it you wear the O

and T. water proof shoes, we

pay a little more than mos

AN AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mrs. Samuel B. Mindlin is entertain

ing a company of friends this after

noon at her home In South Hohman

street complimentary to Mrs. Munn of Pittsburg, Pa. The afternoon will be

pleasantly spent with embroidery work

and a delightful party is anticipated.

AN EVENING PARTY.

Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Krinbill will en

tertain the members of the N. P. Whist

club this evening at their home In Rim

bach avenue. It Is the regular meet

ing of the members, and they will

spend a very pleasant time with the

usual card games.

A BUSINESS TRIP.

Attorney L. L. Bomberger went to

Valparaiso today on a business trip.

were awarded to Jtlrs. Nolan and Mrs. Rahen. After the games the hostess served a dainty luncheon at small tables and the remainder of tha time was pleasantly spent In conversation. The next party will be glvan in two week and Mrs. Rahen will entertain. ATTENDS PARTY. Mrs. Roy Traverse of Indiana Harbor came to Hammond yesterday to attend the meeting of the Fern Leaf Linen club at the home of Mrs. See ley. The efficiency of the present choir of the Saenger-Bund Fidelia has never

been surpassed in local history, and

good evidence of this will be shown at

the annual concert and ball next Sunday night at Huehen's hall. 28-St

RETURNS HOME. Mrs. L. Friedman and daughter.

Frances, left today for their home In

Fort Wayne, Ind., after a pleasant few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Marks, at their home in State street.

AN ENJOYABLE MEETING. Mrs. E. J. Seeley very pleasantly en

tertained the ladles of the Fern Leaf Linen club yesterday afternoon at her home in East State street. It was the

regular meeting of the club members,

and they spent a very enjoyable time

playing cards. The guests played at small tables in the parlors, and after several games the honors for the aft

ernoon were awarded. Mrs. Charles

Miller and Mrs. Mat Schmidt were

awarded the first and second honors

and the consolation prize was given to Mrs. Roy Traverse of Indiana Har

bor. The remainder of the afternoon was pleasantly spent in conversation

and music until 5 o'clock, when the

hostess served a dainty course lunch

eon. Tne next party will be given in

two weeks and Mrs. Traverse will en

tertaln at the home of Mrs. Tenry

Burge, 31 Carroll street. A pleasant

social time Is anticipated as her guests.

NOTICE.

John Stamm announces that from

now on he will have dancing school every Friday evening, as well as on

Tuesday. All are invited to attend

Dancing begins at 8:30 o'clock. 23-6t

ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY.

Mr. and Mrs. William Love informally

entertained a few friends last evening

at their home in West Sibley street

During the evening there were games

and music and a dainty luncheon was served. The following were present,

Mr. and Mrs. William Love. Misses

Frances Hamacher, Grace Gero and

Messrs. James Dixon and Claude Pal

mer.

per and bazaar to be given .early in December were chosen. Mrs. E. J. Campbell waa elected chairman of the committee and she will be assisted by Meadamea Lawry, McAnaHy, Burk and Muller. .The remainder of the afternoon waa spent sewing for the bazaar until 5 o'clock, when the hostess served a dainty two course luncheon. ' VISITS RELATIVES. Mrs. Thomaa Brennan and daughter, Genevive, of Rimbach avenue spent yesterday afternoon visiting Mrs. Brennan's mother, Mrs. Margaret Swift, at her home In Englewood. IS REPORTED ILL. Mrs. Charles A. Burnett is reported to be quite ill at her home in Warren

street. Her many friends hope she will soon recover and be able ot be out

again.

FURTHER SOCIAL NEWS

ON PAGE PIVE.

ADVERTISE AND AGAIN IN THE TIMES.

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7 Days Starting Monday, November 1st. TILE MAXWELL-HALL COMPANY WITH Gertrude Maitland In a Repertoire of Popular Plays. Ladies Free Tuesday Night. Opening Play "A Daughter of the People." Election Returns Tuesdav Night. PRICES: 10c, 20c and 30c.

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HERE ON A VISIT. Miss Nellie Howe of St. Louis, Mo..

arrived In Hammond last evening, and

will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles A. Burnett, of Warren street, for several weeks. Miss Howe was

called here by the illness of Mrs. Burn

ett.

AID SOCIETY MEETS. The members of the Ladles' Aid so

ciety of the First Baptist church were

entertained at the home of Mrs. Giles

Warner, In Carroll street, yesterday

afternoon. There was a large attend

ance of members present, and several important business matters were disposed of. The committees for the sup-

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Thursday, Friday, Saturday,

OCT. 28, 29, 30.

RETLRAS HOME TODAY.

Miss Bessie Morgan left today for her

nome in aiuraocK, 111., alter a pleasant Imrn n i i- i i i i t-vmt

few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Pear, fl I Kfl - KltM Ad 8 0 lTES 2H0 MnQKBQ 1.1 3 3 1 S - tAIhA

at tneir home in Michigan avenue.

son,

Mrs. Pearson accompanied her as far as

Chicago.

tierman Songs will be one of the

features at the annual concert of the

Saenger-Bund Fidelia next Sunday

night at Huehen'R hall. 28-3t.

HERE ON BUSINESS.

H. H. Wheeler of Crown Point came

to Hammond on a day's business visit.

A PLEASANT MEETING. Mrs. Glasgow very pleasantly enter

tained the members of the Fleurldelis

club yesterday afternoon at her home

in Oakley avenue. All the members were present and spent the afternoon in the usual pleasant way of the club. Cards were the entertainment, and aft

er several games of pedro the honors for the afternoon were awarded. Mrs. Keyser. Mrs. HIU and Mrs. Kralowitx won the honors and Mrs. Glasgow was awarded the consolation prize. The remainder of the afternoon was passed

in a social way, and the hostess served

dainty refreshments. The next party

will occur in two weeks and another

pleasant time is anticipated.

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S-lbs. FRESH

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CHICKEN

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A HALLOWE'EN DANCE.

A grand Hallowe en dance will be given at Bonsack's hall, in Lansing, 111.. Saturday evening. Oct. 30, and it is

irnprtpH that thpro will ho -t-Tv ! rt,

dealers do for shoes to sell attendance. Prizes will be given the

lady and gentleman-coming in the most comical costume.

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from 2.00 to 5.00. That is' the reason why our trade is steadily increasing. Then how about the Bov's and Girl's shoes, has your dealer been giving you shoes that satisfy"? If not, try a

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TWO STORES: FAMILY STORE, Shoes for all.

179 Hohman St., Hammond. Building.

The Store for MEN and MEN'S Good Shoes. 129 Hohman St., Flatiron Building.

A SOCIAL MEETING. The ladies of the Silver Leaf Pedro

club spent a very pleasant time rs guests of Mrs. A. D. Crissman. at her

home, in Truman avenue, yesterday aft- i

ernoon. All the members were pres

ent and spent a very enjoyable time playing cards. The guests played pedro at small tables in the parlors, and at

the close of several games the honors for the afternoon were awraded. Mrs. Dorten, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Kemp were given the prizes at the party. A social hour followed, when the guests were served with a daintily arranged twocourse luncheon. Mrs. Dorten will have the ladies as her guests at the next party in two weeks. ATTEND A UNION MEETING. A number of Hammond ladies went to Auburn Park, 111., today to attend a union meeting of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. Among those who attended were: Mesdames Hardesty, F. A. Bull, V. J. Kennedy, Dick, M. J. Dermedy,

Cavaney, A. D. Crlsman and O. W.

DeLong. MRS. NOLAN ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. John J. Nolan was hostess to the

ladies of the Acme Social club, at her home, in East Sibley street, yesterday afternoon. It was the regular club party, and all the members were pres

ent. A very enjoyable social time was spent playing cards and at the close of 'several games of pedro the honors

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