Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 233, Hammond, Lake County, 1 April 1910 — Page 7
Friday, April 1, 1910.
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THRILLING RESCUE IN BAD FIRE f Continued from Page 1.)
After he and officer Firsco had tried the houses In the neighborhood to get at a telephone, he decided that the speediest way would be to the Are station a half mile. He made a record race and after having given the alarm dropped exhausted on one of the beds In the station. ' . It was about 2 o'clock this morning when Mrs. Kunsney.was awakened by the smoke In her flat. The fire started In the back end and gutted the whole first floor She had trouble In arousing her three children, but finally got her U-year-old boy and her 11-year-old girl into the open air. The flat inside was already, a raging furnace, but she rushed back, and wrapping her Jiight gown about her 2-year-old boy she carried him into the open air. She was QUite. badly burned and the night gown in which she carried the child was burned. Fortunately the child escaped without 5 inury. In the upper flat Stevens lay sound
asleep, unconscious of he danger." The firemen battered in the door to the Cat and hurried him to the street. Lom Covered by InnuraBC. Mrs. Kunsn'ey and her children were taken to 4820 Northcotte avenue. She was most severely inured, having been burned around the head,, neck and arms. They were given clothing and were cared for. .Steven spent the night at the home of the chief of police, Albert Lewis. Ben Flack, the fire chief, found about $75 in money which had been in the Kunsney flat. Part of the money was in bills, which were damaged. " The building was insured for $1,700. The loss is estimated at $1,000. The contents in the lower flat, valued at J5'00. were all destroyed. In the upper flat there was a loss of $150. covered by $300 insurance.
CMS TO PRESENT
LAKE CO.
CLASSIFIES) TOOT M3S
William C Crollus of Gary will represent Lake County at the meeting of the National League of Democratic Clubs which will convene at Indianapolis on April 27th. 1 . Stokes Jackson chairman of the State Democratic committee notified Mr. Crollus today of his appointment. A vice president is selected from each county and chairman Jackson has completed his list. It is likely that Gary and Hammond will send a large delegation of prominent Democrats to the
meeting at which Governor Marshall,
Governor Harmon of Ohio, Roger Sulli
van, Norman Mack and other leaders of prominence will be present.
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cor errors la ads taken r the tele
phone.
SHRKEUP IN GARY'S GITY HALL
What may be considered as a small sized shakeup in the city hall occurred
this morning when Fire Chief Feeley
- dismissed Capt Frazler and City Clerk
Harry Moose dispensed with the serv ice of Miss Hulda Lager.
Frailer last night took the auto fire - patrol to a fire near Tolleston and on i the way back met with an accident in which the machine was damaged. An
argument about the fault for the accl dent resulted in Frasiers dismissal.
The amount of work and an argument about it in the city clerk's office
" brought about Miss Lager's resignation
GARY FIRE VAGOU
GEIS DAMAGED . -
Prairie Fire at Tolleston
Causes Auto to Break Down.
Last night; shortly after 8 o'clock, the local Are department were called
to extinguish a parirle fire about a
mile west of Tolleston. While making the run the front wheels of the auto fire wagon struck a rut In the road
while going at a high rate of speed and as a result the beam above the spring was broken. The machine was
not damaged otherwise, and after a short delay they proceeded to the fire. Repairs will be made immediately.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Furnished room; suitable for three gentlemen. 58 Rimbach, 2nd door west of courthouse. 1-2
FOR RENT 5-room back flat; $16 pej month. Inquire 469 Kane ave. 1-2 . .i-i i . FOR RENT Large furnished front room; all modern conveniences; suitable for two gentlemen. 21 Ogden st. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; opposite Lake Shore depot. Call 26a Sibley st.
HOTICE. Will narties wKn hav renlies to
classified ads addressed care Lake County Times kindly call promptly for
same. .
MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED Porter and night man; must
give references. Apply Wecater Restaurant, Sibley st.
WANTED Salesman; experience pre
ferred but not necessary; we will
chance you if honest and ambitious. The Vermin Exterminator Co., Indianapolis. Ind, .' 1-2
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 205 Chicago ave. or call phone 3782. 31-3
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; io children. Call 40
Doty st. I 31-2
FOR RENT Nicely furnished Apply 49 Clinton st.
rooms.
2Stf
WAITED TO RENT.
WANTED To rent nouse with some land, near Gary or Hammond. Address Box No. 100, Times. 1-2
WANTED To rent 5 or 6-room cot
tage in north central part of town. Address No. 77. Times, or phone 3921.
WANTED Young man, about 20, to work in stockroom. S. H. Knox & Co..
Hammond.
WANTED Energetic, capable general representative to handle Success Hand Vacuum Cleaner; price $15; many representatives making more than $100 per week; exclusive territory given to right party. Address Hutchison Mfg. Co., WHkinsburg, Pa. 1-3
LOST AND FOUND-
LOST Dull gold brooch set with diamond and mother of pearl, between 377 S. Hohman st. and Michigan Central depot. Return to 377 S. Hohman st.:
reward. 1-2
LOST Small red cap with viser. Wed
nesday evening on Hohman St., between Doty and Clinton. Please phone 220. 31-3
THEM AUL, NOW! (Ask Us.)
ONE TO PAY
of TEN! (Ask Us.)
ONE CREDITOR TO PAY INSTEAD OF TEN IS AN EASY THING. TRY IT. NOW IS THE TIME to combine all your past debts into one large debt and pay all. and then pay us a small MONTHLY. BI-WEEKLY OR WEEKLY payment in return, and have more money for your present needs and future use for Spring and Summer. WE WILL, MAKE YOU A LOAN ON YOUR FURNITURE. PIANO, HORSE OR WAGON OR OTHER PERSONAL SECURITY, from $10.00 to $200.00 to pay all your debts and place them all in one, or to PAY OFF SOME OTHER LOAN COMPANY THAT IS CHARGING YOU A HIGHER RATE THAN YOU WOULD BE PAYING US, and then give you from One Month to One Year to repay us, and a most ample Rebate if you pay us sooner than contract calls for. LOANS MADE ANYWHERE IN THE CALUMET DISTRICT on a few hours' notice in the most Private, Confidential and Courteous manner available. Seeing is believing. Give us a call. ask: us about $50.00 at 31.30 per week: CALUMET LOAN COMPANY r UARGRST AIND MOST RELIABLE COMPANY I IN NORTHERN INDIANA 313 Hammond t3Id. Phone 323 Opeh ESvery Kvenlng
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WANTED Good general clerk. Fltzhugh-Luther Co.
Apply 30-3
WANTED Experienced car repairers; steady work; plenty of material. IlL Car & Mfg. Co., 143 Clark St., Hammond. . 30-8
WANTED Solicitor to take orders for tea and coffee. Apply 117 Manila ave.. Hammond, Ind. 26-
REDUCED RATES TO Indianapolis
VIA
C. C. 6c L. RY.
i Account of Republican State Convention, held on April 5th. ; Tickets good going on April 3, 4, 5 and 6, and returning not later than April 7th. ...
Trains '10:30 a i
leave Hammond n. and 11:06 p. m.
depot at
Further Information Inquire of C. W. HEIMBACH. Agent. Phone 452. Hammond, Ind.
CALUMET THEATER.
H. H. Frasee, who presents "The
Time, the Place and the Girl," the at
traction billed for the Calumet theater,
Sunday, April S, matinee and night. Is a firm believer in placing the prettiest
girls in the most, conspicuous places at
the proper time to produce a - counter
irritant in the minds of those who think
they are about to be disappointed. He believes in a song hit that can carry itself on its merit. Is quadrupled by the swaying group of unimpeachable broilers in the foreground of an array of well gowned showgirls and his experience has taught him to pick winners in arranging his productions. The young women who constitute this section -of "The Time, the Place and the Girl possess an these qualifications "so necessary to please the eye and charm the ear, -There are ten musical numb'ers which are given additional color
by the beauty of such girls in timely action. It' seldom, If e-ver You'll find them together, "The Time, the Place and the Gtrl.M Those who have aeen "The Time, the Place and the Girl are responsible for the statement that there is not a single song In it that is not clever and catchy. Most plays of this sort have
one or two breesy things upon wnicn the entire production hinges, but the unceasing variety of melody and mirth of this production has gained for it an undying reputation. It Is to musical comedy what "Uncle Tom's Cabin" has been to drama, except that "The Time, the Place and the Girl" has not been allowed to deteriorate by unworthy productions. It has ben held up to the highest key by the best talent obtainable to Interpret the leading roles and backed by a chorus of real merit, who are costumed in the richest dresses that money can buy.
MEN WANTED .To prepare for railwail mall examinations; commencement salary $800; preparation free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 82N. Rochester. N. Y. 261m
FEMALE KELP WANTED WATED Girl for general housework. Inquire 319 Cedar st., Hammond. 1-2
WANTED Girl to help with general housework. Apply 42a Sibley St., Warner flats. Sl-2 WANTED Woman to take home family washing. 410 Conkey ave.; phone 2374. 30-3
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
GARY. Lot 2, block 11. Broadway addition. Adolnh Metz to Frank
Zawadaki , i - $1,500
lt 31. niocK Z, frldmore, urr & Ulrlch's addition. Gary Realty
Co. to John Rostar 250
Lots 1, 2, block 3. Gary Land Co. 'a subdivision. Gary Land Co. to
Joseph Goldman 1,709
HAMMOND. Lots 13, 14, Rimbach's addition, Louis BeemBterbaer to Edward
C. Minas 1,000
Lot8 7, 8. block 1, South Homewood addition. Georjre M. Eder
to Edward J. Eder 1,300
EAST CHICAGO. Lot 47, block 9, subdivision NE 29-37-9, East Chicago Co. to Peter Kudwa Lot 19, block 15, subdivision SW 28-37-9, East Chicago Co. to
Borbala Slmko
176
175
arrived from Burnside, East Side, Rob
ertsdale, Whiting and Hegewlsch enJoyed the evening In pleasant conver
sation and were entertaiend with music until at a late hour a very daintily
arranged luncheon was served. The
honored couple were then presented
with a purse of gold. After wishing Mr. and Mrs. Anderson many more happy years together the guests departed
for their homes, having enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. F. Wetland, Mrs. J. Weber and
Mrs. A. Seaberg spent Wednesday aft
ernoon in Hammond shopping.
William D'Bryan, who has lived in
Hegewisch for quite a number of years, has sold all his property and is going to move his family away from here. It is reported that they expect to leave here soon for the country, where they
expect to go on a farm for the pres
ent
Mrs. Ed. Hurd, Mrs. H. Cheeney and
Mrs. G. Peterson were out-of-town vls-
W ANTED Good girl for general house work. 213 West State st. 30-3
WANTED At once, good girl to assist with general housework. Phone 161 or call 136 Carroll st. 24tf
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Glen and Hosford Parks. Jack Arnold was a Gary visitor yesterday. T. W. Englehardt of Gary was a Glen Park business visitor. Nick and John Weinand have returned home after spending a few days with Hammond relatives. Mrs. A. Wen uer rpent a few days at Gary with friends.
Macklrtstewsky of Gary was seen in
our town today.
Carl Prott of Ross was a Hosford
Park visitor.
R. Tucker of Robs was a Glen Park visitor yesterday. Mr. Nessen of Gary was a Hosford Park busienss visitor.
WANTED Young lady to assist in dentil Affl-o AflH rca a X W Tim 3lltf
upen iiign Wheats May ..114 115 July -.108 108 Sept. '. .105 106
fxmxT . mTn TIT a -vrmnTv i IV. -n -
OJ.XU.XXUJi VY May . .63-
WANTED Cleaning and general house July ..65 ea
work by the day. Address 274 Plum- , Sept. . .65-6 68
mer ave., downstairs. Oats . I May . .48
WASHING TAKEN HU31K; WOU July ..41
Sept. ..89
W lot 11. lot 12, block 3, subdivision E v. 29-37-9. East Chi
cago Co. to Dan Babjar 225 itors Wednesday afternoon.
TO-ULJUSIOIN. Lot 64, block in second Logan Park addition. Gary Realty Co, to Susan E. Ross Section 35-33-9 W E SE SO acres. William U. NorthrUD to
Delbert Craft 6.200
Section 8-37-9 W Part SW li ,
Nellie McTisrue to John Latiak 900
Section 29-36-7 W Part S SW U SE William B. Owen to
Beniamin F. Butler 200
GRAIN AHD PROVISION MARKET
work guaranteed. Mrs. Shilenty, 143rd
st. and Railroad ave., i-ast cnicago
1-2
FOE SALE.
FOR SALE Strictly fresh country eggs 21c per doz. L Hartlerode, 506 Michigan ave.; phone 480. 1-3
FOR SALE Furniture. 54S Whiting, Ind.
John St., 31-2
FOR SALE Household etc. 450 Sibley st.
goods.
stoves, 31-3
Pork
Mhy ..2580 July . .2565 Sept. ..2525 LardMay ..1380 July ..1372 Sent. ..1557 Mi S. Ribs Mav ..1367 July ..137 Sept ..1325
43 i 41 39
2592 2572 2525 1385 1372 1357 1372 1847 1327
Low Close 114 114 . 108 108 105 T 105 2- 6264 6465- 65 '43 4341- 41 89- 39
Mrs. B. A. Anderson spent Wednes
day with her friend, Mrs. John O'Con
nor of Burnside.
Mrs. Straus of East Chicago spent
the day with her sister, Mrs. David
Anderson of Commercial avenue Wed
nesday.
Mrs. A. Seaberg was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
V. W. O'Roark, who has been in the
milk business for the past two years, sold out his entire business to Flag & Sons this week. The customers will
will open business with their new deal
er today.
Mrs. H. B. Reed spent Thursday aft
er noon with friends in Roseland.
Mrs. Frank Weiland., spent yesterday
afternoon in Hammond shopping.
FOR SALE 120-acre farm; 2 miles southeast of Griffith; good soil. Improvements, fruit, on gravel road, or will sell 20 acres of same. Call or write F. W. Love, Griffith. Ind. , 31-6
Butter-
George Reed of Austin was a business visitor in Lansing Thursday. Miss Clara Dales of Gary is spending a few days In Lansing with friends. ; John C. Ton of Oak Glen transacted business in Chicago Thursday. Miss Martha Lenton of South Chicago was a visitor in Bernice yesterday. W. Rose was a Hammond visitor Thursday morning. John L Black of Dyer was an Oak Glen visitor yesterday. G. Bock transacted business in Chicago Wednesday.
rv pxtrn.. 32Ac: Drlce to retail dealers
SsUc: nrints. 34 c: extra firsts. 31 c;
1 i firsts 2Sc; seconds, 27c; dairies, extra, FOR SALE Lots In Washington, D. C. I 21c; firsts, 23c; seconds, 21c; ladles, No.
Irom zo to z.uvuu; a rare cnance i 21c; packing. Zle. to get lots in the vicinity of the United) 'Eggs Receipts. 30,439 cases; mlseelStat ranitol. For narticulars call on i,.. caoR included. lSfi' 20c;
or phone John Cunningham, 728 Chi- j cases returned, 17 19c; ordinary cago ave., Hammond, Ind.; phone 3081. firsts, 18c; firsts, must be 70 per cent . ' i n r - . 1 b n sTr n 1 In nftW
iresn. uc. unnio mcto, nu
whitewood cases and must be 85 per
iii frtsh 21c: extra, especially pack
ed for city trade and must be 90 per
cent fresh. 22c; No. 1 dirties, 18c;
Potatoes Receipts, 26 cars: choice to
fancy, 2527c; fair to good. 22ri zsc. Now notatoes Bermuda, per brl
$6.507.00. c..t nnnA TlHnols 31.00 ?f 2.00.
Veal Quotations for vpals in good follows: 50 to 60 lbs
iirht Ruffle: 60 to 80 lbs. 9
10c; 80 to 120 lbs, 10llc; fancy, 12e Dressed" beef Ribs, No. 1. 15c; No. 1 imt mup: No. 1 round. 10c; No. 1
nhtmir mu.c- No. 1 nlate. 734c.
TJve noultry Turkeys, per lb, 17c;
chickens, fowls. 17c; springs, 17c;
-,or-a mpsp. 10c: ducks. 17c.
xi. o Pen henns band TMCKea
choice, $2.14; fair to good. $2.10; red kidneys. $2.75 S 3.10; brown Swedish $2.3502.60; limas, California, per 100 iv, t ,1 a ft rf 7 K ft 11
Fruit Apples, $1.25?5.00 per brl;
pineapples $4,00 4.2a per crate; . .em-
ROBERTSDALE. All members of the Evangelical
church ""are requested to be at the
church at 7:30 tomorrow evening. Elec
tion of officers is 'to take place and
other important busienss to be transacted.
The members of the Afternoon Pedro
club were entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Miss Marie Sellger, in East Side. The members spent a Very pleasant time in the usual way of the club with card games until 4 o'clock, when dainty refreshments were
Receipts, 4,733 tubs; cream-1 served by the hostess.
2570 2552 2507 1370 1357 1315 1362 1327 1320
2580
2557
2510
1382 1362
1350 1370 1335
1322
PRODUCE MARKET.
present were: Mr. and Mrs. P. Zyp and children, Mr. and Mrs. P. Jansen, Mr. and Mrs. B. Jansen, Mr. and Mrs. N. Koedyker, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lohman and children, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kikkert, Bert Jansen, Ben Blink and W. Jansen. They all reported a good time. The Ladles' Aid society of the Congregational church of Highlands will give a social at the church tonightMr. and Mrs. Peter Zyp and daughter, Maggie, were at Oak Glen yesterday to visit their married daughter, Mrs. B. Van Kley. Mrs. A. Reiner was a Hammond shopper yesterday. LOWELL. Mrs. Ella Merriman. who was called
here on account of the death of her f i0t000,000 fest good new an J second
granamoiner. Mrs. a.. i. i aimer, n, aiJ4 LU.VIKUK Of all kinds. !)0rs, returned to her home at Bangor. MU-h. : Windows, Ptumbinz Ciaod-s, evervErnest Kern had a valuable horse thing accessary t J build a house with, die very suddenly a few days ago. . Call with estimates.
Maurice Cleaver has accepted a year's i RUEL 7337 Jacirsnn Purk Art job as manager of a large ranch up In CHICAGO
Minnesota and left last evening to assume his duties. L. Rose is a cripple for a few days, on account of getting his foot caught
in a hay press recently. Miss Alice Love, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ixve, underwent a successful operation for appendicitis in a Chicago hospital yesterday. '
Mr. Davidson fothe Smith-BaderrDa-vidson Co. transacted, business in town yesterday afternoon. F. Gross of Hammond transacted business at Bormann's offioe yesterday. An agent of the Unrted Kre-Ainj Co. of East Side was in town yesterday. Mrs. Louis Gordon and daughter. Miss Eva Gordon, were Chicago shoppers yesterday. Eiml Woldt was at Crown Point on business yesterday.. Miss Martha Schaaf of Whiting was here yesterday, to instruct the pup'ls of the public schools in drawing and music
For rSalt? Cheap!
High School Nctes.
FOR SALE Cheap, twenty-flve strong colonies Italian bees. J. E. Francis, East Chicago. Ind. 80-3 FOR SALE Pure bred R. C. Rhode Island Red S. C Buff Orpington eggs: $1 per setting of 15. Phone 3481 or call 138 Condit su 30-6 FOR SALE Cottage, 5 rooms and bath; within five minutes' walk of courthouse. Address No. 22, Times, or call phones 1524 or 4111. 30-4 FOR SALE 7 h. p. M. & M. motorcycle; will sell cheap. Inquire 408 Garfield ave. or.-phone 9974. 30-6
FOR SALE Four lots, three 25x127, one 37x127; easy terms; Columbia ave. near Hoffman st. Call at house on allotment. 29-6
FOR SALE One 5-room cottage and one story and half house on Jefferson st Address No. 44, Times.' 28-8
FLATS FOR SALE OR TRADE IN best locality. Call No. 99 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. 28-5
FOR SALE House, modern, half block from city park and st. car, in Homewood; large living room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, bath, 3 bedrooms, hall, pantry, ice room, china and linen closets and 2 closets, furnace, basement cemented, large porch screened full screens, storm doors and windows, electric light and gas; lot 62 ft front, shade trees front and rear; all improvements paid; price $4,300. W. C. Harrison, Hammond. Ind.; phone 285. tf
Lake County Title & Guaranty Co.
FOR SALE Handsome 5-room cottage, corner Indiana and Douglas ave., W. Hammond; all improvements paid; price $1,500. Inquire Gostlin, Meyn & Co. 19tf WAITED TO BUY WANTED Cheap dirt to fill in Homewood. Phone 5241. 1-2
Herman Thelssen of Indiana boule
vard attended the Columbus lodge, K. of P., of East Side Wednesday. ' Mrs. Smith of South Chicago spent the day visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. Aman, of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Henry Eggers of Roberts avenue spent the day with her parents in East Side. Mrs. DHlion and daughter of Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Harry Golding of Harrison avenue yesterday. Mrs. Olson and children of Harrison avenue visited friends in East Side Wednesday. Mrs. T. E. Kohr of Irdiana boulevard was among- the Chicago shoppers Wednesday. Wesley, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haielett of Roberts avenue, is able to sit up and is getting along nicely. W. O'Connells of Chicago was a Robertsdale business visitor Wednesday. County Commissioner Schaaf spent Wednesday in Crown Point on business. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and son of Rob-
ons S3. 00 fti' S.vu ; urangt-n. v v . " , i eria avenue aiicnueu a. guiueu weuuin
grape fruit. $2 50freo.uo; jviaiaga , b t, at th h of friends ,n
Etta Bockus, sa member of the frenhman class, has quit school, on account of moving away. Jennie Muldner, one of the junior class, has quit school on account of poor health. Mrs. Dr. Dill of Oklahoma, formerly of Lowell, and teacher in the high school, visited school on Tuesday and gave a short, but very interesting, talk on manners and customs of the people there. The chorus practiced at the opera house on Monday morning. The botany class has begun the analysis of flowers. The seniors have taken up the study of light in connection with physics. March 31 is the date for the memory work of poems in most of the English classes. K. Hayhurst of South Bend, formerly of Lowell, was a high school visitor on Tuesday.
MISCELLANEOUS. DON'T TAKE UP YOUR RUGS GET them cleaned by the Santa Vacuum Cleaners. Phone Indiana Harbor 17. 3344 Michigan ave. 30-2
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES F. S. MOTT, President FRANK HAMMOND, Vice-President ' J. S. BLACKMUN, Secretary A. EL TAPPCt Treasurer COWARD J. EDER, Manager
Secretary's Office 2 Tapper Block HAMMOND
HAMMOND AN D CROWN POINT, DID
HERE WE ARE AGAIN ANOTHER of those excellent 8-room houses; all modern improvements; will be finished May 1; on Elm between 137th and 13Sth. Inquire Louis Houtschilt, C410 Pennsylvania ave.. Indiana Harbor, Ind. 30-6
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR household goods. Hammond Furniture Co., 65 State St., Hammond. 29-6
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING Don't fail to get our estimates on your work. We can save you money.
Phone 483. w. l. uinn &. jo., az t;. State st 2Stf
BIG PROFITS MADE GROWING winter vegetables in Sanford; we offer 250 five-acre tracts, $10 monthly payments. Title Bond & Guarantee Co., Sanford, Florida, . 22U
p.r,i, r-rnnberrles. Jl.UDWi.i'u;
trwhrrli8 Florida, per ot, 1520c;
Green vegetables Asparagus. Jl.OOg 1.50 per doz bunches; beets, new, $250 oka hri' rahhaere new. crate. iOCV
an- i.o,rnt new 1 3.50 H 4.00 per brl;
ni'riimhpr! 5ftcf?'S1.75 per doz; cauli-
flnwpr 2.00cS!S.50 per crate; celery.
tl 00 if? 4. 00 ner box; green onions, 50?i
7Sf ner box: horseradish, 5075c peri
doz stalks; lettuce, head, per hamper.
$1.00(5 3.00; leai. zzfcwiac V" ,,v,- isiff 2fin npr doz: peppers.
1 R0(4.00 'per" crate; pieplant, $2,000
2 50 per box; radishes. 25(&6oc per ooz; tomatoes. $2. 5093.25 per crate; turnips.
new, $2.254.00 per on.
CASH GRAIN MARKET,
winfor xu-ViBnt bv samnle: No. 2 red
$1.18 1.21; No. 3 fed, $1.131.18: No. 2 bard,"$1.14l. 1514; No. 3 hard, $1.07 Spring wheat by sample: No. 3 spring, $1.081.14. Corn bv sample: No. 2. 61T61Tic nominal; No. 2 white. 63fff4o nominal; No 2 yellow 614ft62c nominal; No. 3. 6061c; No. 3 white. 612c: No. v vellow, 604?61e; No. 4. no56c; KTo 4 white, 58 59c; No. 4 yellow, 55 57c." Oats bv sample: No. 3 white, 42 44c; No. 4 white, 41 43c; standard, 45 46c. HEGEWISCHMr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson of Erie avenue were very peasanHy surprised by a host of their friends at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Holberg of Houston avenue last Wednesday evening In honor of their golden wedding anniversary.. The guests who
Hegewisch Wednesday evening. Arthur Stewart of Indiana boulevard was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. George Golding of South Chicago visited Robertsdale friends Wednes
day evening. Miss Frances Simon of Pearl street is spending the week end with friends in Pearl street. ' Joseph Hayes of Harrison avenue was a Hammond business visitor last evening. Mrs. Edward Freese entertained the members of the Robertsdale Entertaining club at her home In Roberts avenue Wednesday evening. All members were present arfd they spent a very enjoyable time playing cards. At the close of the games a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. John Soltwedel's division of the Ladles' Aid met at her home in Harrison avenue Thursday. Miss Wilma Bahn of South Chicago was the guest of Robertsdale friends last evening. r Mrs. E. Cool of Blue Island spent the day with her sister, Mrs- J. A. Landon of Harrison avenue.
HOBAfiT. Miss Eva O'Dell is home to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O'Dell. There will be a regular meeting of the town board next Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyor's daughter, Mamie, who recently became mentally Impaired, was taken by Sheriff Grant, accompanied by Mr. Boyor, to Logansport. The seniors gave a party on a member of the faculty, C. H. Barts, last evening. 'All report a splenldd time. Mrs. James Roper Is remodeling her building which she recently purchased from John Gordon. They will move into the same when remodeled. Mrs. Sela Smith is quite ill at her home on Main street. Mrs. Dan Scholler is nursing her. ! The Jubilee singers will appear in Hobart April 12th. This is the last number of the Star lecture course. The Ideal Book club meets next Tuesday, April 5, with Mrs. Hayward. Mrs. Frank Scheddell is visiting with her parent at Flora, Ind., for a few days. '
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We olfsr the following properly at BARGAIN PRICES Modern 8 room house on 100 ft. lot, Webb-strect. A real bargainModern 0 room house on 50 ft. lot, ; Sa t ? fZ O H Hohman St . i 4) 3 3 U U
5 room cottage with bath
on Jackson Street
Modern 6 room house on Indiana AveGood location- $Z3UU 2 new 5 room cottages on Claude Street. Easy pavments. (Tl Oflfl Each eglOUU A modern 7 room house on Doty St. witktOrffj fine yard 4)?j3 U U 5 room cottage with bath on Michigan M Cff Ave. Bargain .41 iuUU 2 new VA. story houses on
Torrence Ave. (Tl yjCft Bargain 4 43 U
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HIGHLANDS. A very pleasant surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Zyp March 80 in honor of her 50th birthday anniversary. The evening was spent with muFic, and refreshments were served -during the evening. Those
TOLLESTON. Mrs. Otto C. Borman transacted business at East Chicago yesterday." Mrs. D. Wick was shopping in Hammond yesterday.
Louis Meyers was visiting with his mother at Hammond Wednesday evening. Bob Wilcons transacted business in Hammond yesterday a few hours. Mrs. August Broan was visiting in Hammond yesterday. Ed. Hecker of Chicago was visiting with his brother, August Hecker, yesterday. Mrs. Saxon and Mrs. Fred Papke were Hammond shoppers yesterday. M. M. Winters was transacting business in town yesterday. Mrs. J. Gordon was visiting with friends in Hammond yesterday afternoon. L J. Carter of Chicago transacted busienss at Bormann's office yesterday. ' Miss Martha Schaaf of Robertsdale transacted business . at the public schools yesterday, giving music and drawing Itssons. Paul Conrad was a Hammond visitor yesterday. J. Manikowsgi, the mover, of Hammond transacted busienss in town yesterday. George Shade of Hammond was visiting with Arthur Kunert yesterday, for a few hours. " - . " r"
Only a few lots left in Horn e w o o d, the most beautiful resident distinct in Hammond." Lots on two streets are all sold out with good prospects ; of a lot of building this Spring. The price of lots in Homewood addition are now $500-00 nor 25 ft. onW for a short time, when the price for 25 feet will be $625.00. There is a big demand for choice resident property so, Buy now and get in at the right price. Gostlin, r.leyn & Company State and Hohman Sts.
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