Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 288, Hammond, Lake County, 7 June 1910 — Page 6

THE TIMES. Tuesday, June 7, 1910..

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I 1 8HUOKS From the Diary of Si. Lence Th" latest reports frum Doc Cook er t' th' effect thet he's patented a human airoplane. Th' doc sez thet by eatln' two-thirds birdseed an' one-third gumdrops thet enny person kin fly away. When them lawyers don't know what els t' propound they resort to a hyperthetical question thet even th' Jedge aon't try to understand. Kf peepul 'ud only be a leedle more careful erbout bumpin' into th'hin end of th Erie trakis, the road 'ud never hev enny fatalities. Want New School. Steps win be taken this evening at a meeting of the town trustees and the school board. Immediately following the condemnation proceedings on the South Ward schoolhouse by Dr. Oberlin of Hammond, of the county board of health, yesterday, to devise some means to provide a new schoolhouse for Crown Point. Through the action of the state and county boards of health the members of the two local boards find themselves up against the proposition of solving . the question. It is believed that the balance of sentiment at the meeting tonight will be strongly In favor of a handsome and costly. 'new schoolhouse for Crown Point, meeting all the modern requirements of education, making it the principal school building of the town and one which its citizens can be justly proud of. It would be foolish at this time, now that the erection of a new building for school purposes Is compulsory, to expend money on anything that will be inadequate to the future demands of Crown Point, and as the town does not possess a Bchoolhouse meeting the modern requirements, such as model recitation rooms, auditorium, manual training sections, laboratories, etc.. It would seem the wisest plan to at this time make provisions in the new structure for the same, even If they could not be completed at this, time on account of a scarcity of funds, which seemn to be the main hue and cry at present. The question is a serious one and from the personnel of the two boards having It under consideration it Is not likely they will go far astray from the sentiment of the majority of Crown Point citizens that the town should have the best schoolhouse it can possibly afford. Play Chicago Athletics. The Crown Point baseball team will play the Chicago Athletics at the local park next unday, and as the visitors are -in the. same class as tha Cuban '"tars and Leland Giants the local team expect to have their hands full to win. The Hammond Athletics are after a game with Crown Point and no doubt a game will be arranged in the future, in which neutral grounds and officials will probably play an important part Ingredients of Ayer's Hair Vieor: Awt,i .,.., V

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In the scheduling of the contest. The managers for the local team are not making any boasts, but agree to give any baseball team a run for their money In a contest of the great American game. Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Crawford, of Main and South streets, to their friends to attend the wedding of their daughter, Mabel, to Mr. Will Lowe of Chicago, at the bride's home oniJune 16. The wedding will be one of the prominent social events of the county seat -during the present year. The trial George Parker, the Hammond murderer, will probably be finished today and the five or six jurors from Crown Point who have been compelled to abandon Important business

j-affairs for the responsibility and small salary attached to the position of jurymen, win be heartily glad when the ordeal is over. ' John Foss, Louis Henderlong and Henry Peters are Crown Point business men In Hammond today. The Lutheran schools will hold their annual picnic on Thursday. The number of speed horses being brought to the fair ground track for workouts prior to the summer's racing Is lncreaslly dally, and there are now several strings of thoroughbreds going through their paces on the famous rubber track. The Panhandle railroad has issued an order prohibiting anyone using their right of way for any purpose, and anyone found dotnng so will be considered as tresspassers and fined according to the penalty attached. ROBERTSDALE. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fase of Roberts avenue attended a concert at the Methodist church in East Chicago Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Shirkey of Pearl street attended the wedding of their niece in Chicago Sunday. Mrs. Freeman and children of Pearl street visited Hammond friends yes terday. v Jimmy Clabby is suffering with severe attack of typhoid fever at th home of his parents In Harris avenue. Miss Francis Simon and George Slack attended a birthday party in Tolleston Sunday. Mrs. D. Hunt and daughter Avis of Hammond visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jewett of Pearl Street yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Meyers of Indiana boulevard and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wichorst of Harrison avenue - have purchased beautiful new pianos for their children. Miss Grace Keifer of Chicago Is spending the week here visiting wth frends. Miss Freda Bahn of East Side spent Sunday here visiting her sister, Mrs. nerraan innssea The little son of Mr. and Mrs. cr-l ence Phelps of Indiana boulevard 'is reported on the sick list. - A lee winters, of Denver, Colo., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Chas. Flaugher and family of Harrison avenue. Mr. sulphur. Glycerin. Qui, sodium chiond. Capsicum. Sa8e. Alcohol. Water. Perfume! 3No.

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Emil Keilman has returned from Minneapolis after speeding two weeks visiting with his brother and family. His niece who was so seriously 111 has about recovered. Mrs. Barbara Scheer. of St. jonn, visited with her son, Joseph Scheer, on Sunday. " Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Keilman and grand-daughter, Marie, from St. John, attended the dedication of the Sacred Heart church, at Whiting, oh Sunday. Mrs. Julius Alberdlng of Chicago spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Henning, on Sheridan avenue. The marriage of Miss Sadie Wilke-, son and Frank Plumbeck will take place at. their home in Lydic, Ind., on Wednesday, June 15th. Miss" Wilkeson Is very well known here and several Whiting people have received invitations to the wedding. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet this evening at wjilch meeting Miss Eddy, a missionary ' who has recently returned from India will tell her experiences. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole and family have returned from a three.weeks' visit with relatives in Arkansas. Mrs. Fred J. Smith and son, Lawrence, of Oliver street have returned from a short visit with relatives in Laporte. The Eagles oi Whiting gave a fish dinner at Nelson's at Lake Front Park on - Sunday which was well attended. The Whiting police are all wearing new uniforms. The suits are the same as formerly with the exception of the helmet, which is now similar to that worn by the Chicago police, the "Chicago regulation helmet." Mrs. Henry E. Beaublen and daughter, Eleanor, have returned from San Antonio, Texas, where they spent several weeks visiting Mrs. Beaubien's sister. The cantata "Ruth" will be given at the Congregational church tomorrow night under the direction of D. D. Lash. Winters made the trip from Denver hete in an automobile. Mrs. Ed Engler of Indiana boulevard was a South Chicago shopper yester- " ohn C. Becker of Hammond was a Irobertsdale visitor yesterday. ' Mrs. Ferhman of Harrison avenue is improving slowly from her recent illness. Misses Kathrlne .McKenna and Margaret Gallagher were the geusts of Hammond friends last evening. The Robertsdale Royals crossed bats with the Whiting Eclipse Saturday defeating them by a score of 6 to 7. Mrs. DeWeir and sister of South Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Geo. O. Schaaf Sunday. Rev.- Benedict Rejcany transacted business in Chicago the latter part of the week. - Miss Margaret Shehan " of Indiana Harbor was the guest of Mrs. P. Gallagher of Lincoln avenue yesterday. The Misses Nanzer of Harrison ave., were the guests of out of town friends last evening. Mrs. Foreaur of Harrison avenue spent the day with friends In Hammond. Miss Florence Keifer returneA to Chicago after spending several tmys here the guest of Miss Martha Scbfeaf. KEGEWISCH. Mrs. Marie Westfall, N. G., and Mrs. Rose Hurd, V. G., who were sent as delegates for the Hegewisch Star Rebekah lodge No. 444, also Mrs. Jennie Harris P. G.. of the same lodge and 27

Mrs. M. C. Helmar, Mrs. William Shinn, Mrs. James Hayes, Mrs. William Kelley, Mrs. Sarah Neff and Miss Molly Freeze all left yesterday for Muncie. Ind., to attend the annual convention of the Daughters of Liberty. Messrs Theodore Kammer, Nick Keiser and Joe Poechel of Dyer, spent Sunday with friends In Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michels of Chicago were the guests of relatives here on Sunday. Miss Mary L. Morrison has received word from R. J. Aley of the state board of education at Indianapolis to the effect that she passed the state teachers' examination , getting an average entitling her to a three years'

license. Miss Morrison is contemplating taking a course at the Terra Haute state normal school. The bishop, Rt. Rev. H. J. Alerding, who has been the guest of Rev. John B. Berg, returned to his home in Fort Wayne yesterday morning. Miss Margaret Langmeyer of Martins Mills, 111., returned from Harvey yesterday and will now spend several weeks in Whiting with friends. Winfleld, the nine-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. E. L Dewey, was operated upon at the Presbyterian hospital on Sunday for appendicitis. Both Dr. and Mrs. Dewey visited his again yesterday, as much concern is felt as to his condition. Miss Alice Thice, of Chicago, visited relatives here on Sunday. The delegates from Whiting who will attend the tenth congressional convention at Hammond tomorrow are Mayor B. Parks and Ulysses G. Swartz. The alternates elected were Frank B. Lewis, Jr. and Edward O'Hara. Miss Edna Barbour spent Saturday and Sunday lth friends in Harvey, Illinois. The annual entertainment given by the first eight grades of the public school will be given on Thursday night. The program promises to be very good and consists of recitations, songs and several other features. A. R. Harris P. G., of the I. O. O. F. took the excursion trip to LIncfoln, 111., last Saturday, returning home Sunday naming. Among the treats was a ride to the grounds In a touring car with the Grand Master, E. R. Sayler. A thorough examination of all the different branches of their orphans' home was made and it is considered second to none in any fraternal order. One of the many sights of the town was the old court house In which the great emancipator once practiced law. A very good time was reported by members of the party who aid, "we are going again." Misses Mae and Violet Delmarter spent Sunday with Mr. andMrs. Wilkinson of Hammond returning home In the evening. Mrs. William Hanson of Chicago spent Sunda among friends here. ,Mr. Carlson and family of Buffalo avenue are moving to Hammond this week. The Epworth League society of the M. E. church will hold fiheir regular monthly social at the home of Mr. and r There Is more Catarrh hi this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last tew years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly lalllng to cure with local treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and thereforo requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. Is the only Constitutional cure on the market. It Is taKen Internally In doses from 10 drons to a teasDoonlul. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars tor any case It falls to cure, bena lor circulars and testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY A. CO., Toledo. Ohio. fold by Drueelsts, 7Sc. Take Hall's Family Pills tor constipation. EElS

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