Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 269, Hammond, Lake County, 13 May 1910 — Page 6

.HE TIMES.

Fridav, Mav 13, 1910.

Crown Point Mews

Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

SHUCKS

Prom the Diary of Si. Lenc

i Hern tell thet elaborate preparashung er bein made by the Auto Race Memorial 'sociashun on their memorial program, given in honor o'. th' departed sandwiches, programs, iots an parkin" space hopes. Th' meetin' will be private, no one beln' admitted without & tlckut an' th' password o' th' 'sociashun; - A stitch in time'll save th' hull durned shirt sometimes.

and fit shape he chances are that some of the events will fall to their lot. The team will be accompanied by a bunch of school fans and admirers to root for the Crown Point colors.

the Lake county high school meet on the 28th of this month. Dr. Charles J. Tinkham is transacting business in Hammond today. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Inwiddie and Clerk Shortridge were Hammond visitors.

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Advertised Mail. J. W. Berger Max Dasznski Mr. Albert Jones MLss Elnora Johanson Mrs. H. McColly Mrs. Wm. Wilson Mrs. Susie "White.

Good Team From Crown, Pt. The Crown Point high school will be represented by a good team at the northern Indiana oratorical and track meet at South Bend tomorrow and hopes are running high In the local school that the county seat will be heard from. In the oratorical contest Oakley Morton will be the local representative, speaking on the subject "The Perils of Immigration." Morton's ability as a speaker is well known and the , local school expects a place on the winning list at the end of the oratorical eyent. , In the athletic line Crown Point sends three representatives. McWayne, taking part in the mile, half-mile and quarter mile events. - Glover in the pole vault, low and high Jumps, and Benjamin in the hurdles and jumps. Crown Point has no one entered in the weight eevnts, but as the three on the team are In good form

Boilermakers of Hammond. Another Hammond team, this time the Boilermakers, will get a chance to win from Crown Point on Sunday afternoon at the local grounds, the game being arranged on Wednesday. The Boilermakers are a good team and - gave Crown-Point a hard tussle last season and wili do their utmost to break the long string of defeats the Hammond teams have been subjected to in the past by Crown Point baseball talent. The locals can afford to lose a game or two, but they are not going to play the game with, that result in view.

KKCEWISCH. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of Carondulett avenue are visiting relatives at De Mont, Ind., 'this week. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Guthridge have moved in with the former's mother in her home on Park avenue for the pres

ent.

Causes Sickness Good Health Impossible

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Closing Out Stock. Jacob Steeb is closing out his stock of goods in the postofflce building and will soon be out of business at that stand. The stock Is being bought by several Crown Point merchants who carry the respective lines, and the building will be vacated In a short time. Mr. Steeb will devote his entire time to his work in the People's State bank In the future.

The members of the High School Alumni society met at the home of Judge and Mrs. W. C. McMahon last evening for the purpose of naming committees and outlining a program for the yearly banquet and entertainment of the society given the graduating class. It is said that Mrs. Murphy will not

return to Crown Point this summer on account, of feeble health, deciding to atay at Los Angeles, Cal., to avoid

the hardships of the long and tedious trip east, which her physicians consider inadvisable at this time. A lady from Chicago was here yesterday looking for a suitable reisdence In Crown Point to be used as a summer residence by herself and two children. Good houses are scarce in Crown Point again, the best ones being occupied. Mrs. H. D. Jacqulth, who has been residing in Florida this winter, will make an extensive .visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Root, of South street In the near future. Mrs. Oliver Wheeler and Mrs. John Fisher are Chicago visitors today. Supt. Curtis of the Crown Pcsint schools is in Hammond and Chicago on business today. The high school athletes are putting in extrat time these days preparatory to

Miss Albena Boe of Burnham, Miss Annastacia Carlin pt Hegewlsch and Miss Marie McKerna of East Chicago spent TU'J'Sdajr ir Hammond. Mrs. O. J. Klersey entertained friends from out of town Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nellis, who have occupied one of Mr. Llttman's flats on

Ontario avenue for the past few months, have moved to Chemical Park. Miss Myrtle Alexander of East Chicago spent Wednesday among friends here. . Mrs. Ralph Watkins was a Chicago business visitor yesterday. Miss Jennie Mapp, of Pullman, who is employed as a stenographer at the

Western Steel Car and Foundry company, was hurt quite badly the first part of the week, and has not been able to be at her work for several days.

While passing through the shop yards, where some of the boys were playing ball, she was struck with the ball, receiving severe injuries, but nothing serious. Mrs. A. Seberg spent yesterday in Chicago shopping. . Miss Edna Oder spent yesterday afternoon calling on friends in Burnham. Mrs. Mary Neel, Miss McGarry, Miss Stevenson and Claude Neel were Hammond visitors Tuesray evening. Three more Sundays and the skating season closes at the East Chicago rink. 12-3t

Post Nuptial Reception. A nuptial reception was given on Wednesday night by Mrs. Ada Dean Davidson, at her home In 242 Laporte avenue, which proved to be the leading society event of the season. The reception was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stead Davidson, who were married on Monday, May 2, at Chicago. Mr. Davidson Is the son of Mrs. A- D. Davidson, and the bride before her marriage was Mrs. Iva Belle Dyer. The reception was held at the home of the groom's mother, and the guests were served at the home fo the groom's brother, Charles D. Davidson, also on Laporte avenue. ,The guests numbered about 110, be

ing all intimate friends of the family, which made the event a very pleasant one, and one long to be remembered. The hostess wore a black silk, and the bride was gowned In a charming white dress. The ladies were all at

tired in beautiful costumes, all looking

very pretty.

Mr. and Mrs. Davidson will reside

with the -groom's mother at 242 Laporte avenue and will be at home after the 1st of June.

HOBART. Mrs. Dora Owen transacted business In Chicago yesterday. Mrs. O'Dell Is having a steel put on her building occupied by Calvin Fleming. Contractor Pyle of Gary was a business visitor here yesterday. A. B. Wyaut will open a saloon in the Roper building. He has at present been in the real estate business here.

The Elaine Rebecca lodge has purchased a new piano for their lodge room. The Unitarian Ladies' Aid Alliance will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. H. Scholler. William Read is on the sick list. The Hobart Grays will cross bats with the Chicago Warrens next Sunday, weather permitting. A daughter was born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Lottie Van Loon. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Burns and son, Earle, have returned from Roann, Ind., where they were called by the death of Mrs. Burns' mother.

Junior Play. The date of the junior play, "The Cool Collegians," has been changed from Friday, May 28, to Thursday, June 2. The play, which is very Interesting, brimming over with the college spirit, is in two acts. The scene of the first act Is at Yale college and act 2 Is Mrs. Huntoon's home. The cast of characters is as follows: Harry Meredith Lyle Manbeck Fred Park Elmer Atchison Mrs. Huntoon (Fred's aunt) Blanche Atchison Fanny Morrison (her niece) Katherine Pedersen Mollie Wainright (Fanny's friend)... Gladys Prltchard Muggins (colored servant) Jas. Bartuska Kate (Irish servant) ..... .Mary Adley

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Visit Hammond Hive. A number of the members of Wimo Daughsis Hive, L O. T.. M., attended the meeting of the Maccabees at Hammond on Wednesday night to make arrangements for their rally which is to be held at Hammond on May 26. Those attending were Mesdames John Moore, John Keller. H. G. Muffitt, Frank Long, George W. Jones, George F. Henthorne and Charles Pedersen. A number of Robertsdale members were also in attendance.

William Hobbs has returned from Baltimore, Md., where he was compelled to go on account of Illness, but

has since recovered. - ! L. HMattern was in Chicago yesterday. John Grunhart of South Chicago was a Whiting visitor on Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. G. Muffitt entertained a number of ladies at her home in Oliver street yesterday afternoon. The revival services which have been conducted by the First Church of Christ, on Central avenue, will close next Sunday night. Mrs. Martha Trimble, the evangelist, has proven her ability in this line, there having been forty-six joined the church, with many yet to decide. By special request Mrs. Trimble's husband, Rev. Kelson H. Trimble, who was until last Sunday pastor of the Metropolitan Church of Christ, In Chicago, will preach this evening. On Saturday evening there will be a reception in honor of Mrs. Trimble, and those who have joined the

church, for the other members of the

church, and all who care to attend. That the meetings have been a success is the opinion of all, and great things are promised for the Sunday services, special sermons being announced, and Mrs. Trimble will also give her farewell address on Sunday night. Rev. F. M. Webster of the Plymouth Congregational church will preach next Sunday morning from the theme, "The Power of Faith," and in the evening, "Fidelity to the Higher Self." The large chorus choir under the direction of D. D. Lash will sing at both services. James Steele, who has been living with his daughter, Mrs. George Stepheens, has gone to Canada to spend the summer with relatives. Mrs. Grant, who has been here visiting her sisters, Mrs. Gillette arfi Mrs. Dunning, has returned to her home In Hastings, Mich. Mrs. E. B. Green and daughter, Helen

Marie, of Sheridan avenue are visiting

relatives in Illinois.

Mr. and Mrs. McQuinn, who have

been living with the latter's sister, Mrs-

Paschen, since returning from Sugar Creek, Mo., have gone to housekeeping at 205 Roberts avenue, Robertsdale. Misses Helen Migatz and Amelia Stieglltz 'were guests of Miss' Rella Pitzele at East Chicago. The new home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mathias, on Sheridan avenue. Is rapidly nearing completion. Three more Sundays and the skating season closes at the East Chicago rink. x 1 12-3t

Whiting-Lowell Dual Meet. The Whiting high school athletic team will go to Lowell tomorrow, where they will have a dual meet with the Lowell high school team. There will be ten from Whiting to go, and as they defeated the Gary high school last Saturday, much interest Is being shown.

' ROBERTSDALE. The members of the Afternoon Entertaining club met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Gothe, In Pearl street. Cards were t"he main feature, several games of pedro being played and prizes were won by Mesdames James Hayes, John Peterson and Edward Freese. At the close of

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the games a dainty luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Strum of Hammond were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Fred Binhammer of Harrison avenue, last eveninsr. Mrs. Herbert Deer and children of Valparaiso visited several days with Mrs. Charles Frits and family of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Forauer of Harrison avenue entertained her sister, Mrs. McNillls of Chicago, Wednesday, Miss Grady, drawing teacher, of Hammond visited the Franklin school Wednesday. Mrs. Ellen Eggers of One Hundred and Sixteenth street was In South Chicago en business yesterday. Mrs. Judson visited her sister, Mrs. Tipton, In Englewood, Wednesday.

Mrs. Patrick Gallagher of Lincoln avenue Is recovering from her recent

illness.

Alvln Martinson was the guest of

Hammond friends last evening.

Mrs. Fred Poppen of One Hundred

and Nineteenth street visited her moth

er, Mrs. -Switzer, in Windsor Park, Wednesday. Charles Bacon, Harry Tuley and Martin Peterson left Wednesday evening for Denver, Colo. Among those from here who attended the Silver Light Hive. Ladles of the Maccabees, in Hammnod Wednesday evening were Mesdames Edward Freese,

John Blaul, Heed Hubbard, Jas. Hayes

and Misses Myrtle Hubbard and Mollie Freese. Frederick Heinz has moved his family from South Chicago to the Lukle flats In Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. McQuinn are moving into the cottage recently vacated by James Korscak and family of Roberta avenue. Mrs. Ferhman Is reported getting" along nciely at St. Margaret's hospital, and Is expected home In a few days. Herman Theissen of Indiana boulevard transacted buslenss In East Side last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haag entertained the former's father of East Chicago at their home in Indiana boulevard yesterday. Frank McKenna of Reese avenue has accepted a position at the Standard Oil company.

' HIGHLANDSDr. Van Straight of Saxony was here on business yesterday. H. Essex of Chicago transacted business here today. Mrs. Hutchlns was a Hammond shopper yesterday. Mrs. Boss and daughter, Florence, were Hammond shoppers today. Miss Anna Esser of Hammond is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Johnson, today.

TWO SPECIAL OFFERS IN BABY VEHICLES That is to your Best Interest to Investigate. Each th best in its class. We know that if you are considering the purchase of a Carriage for baby, and you'll permit us to show you our line, that you'll be leased, the same as we shall be to show you. A comparison of values always results in the verification of the opinion of the great majority YOU'LL DO BETTER AT THE LION STORE.

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A Word About Brass Beds. A display of marvelous beauty greets the eye of every visitor on our new balcony. We have always been successful in securing for the selection of our customers, a much grander variety of Brass Beds than all other stores in Hammond attempted to carry in stock. This, coupled with the remarkable low prices, has made the Lion Store Furniture Department headquarters for Brass Beds.- A rare treat is in store for all who contemplate the purchase of Brass Beds.

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