Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 294, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1910 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Tuesday, June 14, 1910.

rown Point News.

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

I I SHUCKS Prom the Diary of Si. Lenc ' Thet John Barney Peterson ought ter make a whirlwind campaign. As a lawyer, banker, landowner, farmer, horseman, sheep raiser, Je'dge, autymoblle enthusiast, teacher and nearly preacher the Crown Point . solon ; kin dish up nearly enny kind o' a campaign frappe, ; "All th world loves a lover" t' keep durned quiet erbout It. ; A grass widder generally turns out t' be a straw boss. '. .: Ne Decision 'Reached. No decilson has reached here from vthe Chicago Motorcycle club regarding the holding of motorcycle race meet at the fair grounds track on July 4, which was the object of the club run - to this place on Sunday, to consider the advisability of a race meet here on Independence day. - The track and its merits are well known to the Chicago and county motorcyclists, as the fair grounds have been the scene of some exciting contests in the past when such stars as Iluyck, Jenkins, Davis and others shot around the circuit for time honors, at a race meet two years ago. Should the club decide to hold a race here. on July 4 tt is certain to pull a large attendance of Chicago people, as the motorcycle Is steadily coming into favor as a racing prop, osition. In the event of the race meet being held here it Is certain that Crown Point people will assist in a GREAT LAND SALE! Vast Tract of Rich Laud In the II a a at Lake Country, Wisconsin, . Opened to Settlriarnt by the American ImnilcrXloB Co, of Chip. . . pewn Falls, Wis. , sale: arouses widespread int eh est. The lumbermen have at last released for settlement their vast tracts of rich Wisconsin land, a total of over 500,000 acres. The very best of this land, comprising 150,000 acres in the - famous Round Lake Country, in Sawyer County, Wis., is now being cut up into farms and sold at from $6.50 to $20 per acre en ten years' time. The low prices and easv terms on which this rich land may be secured challenges the attention of the owner of high priced land and the tenant farmer as well. Tre American Immigration company's great development plans are rapidly bearing fruit and new towns are being laid out, ne railroads are coming, and settlers are busily building homes and getting the land under cultivation. . Thes lands are in the very heart of the state's richest dairy section. Clover grows in such abundance that this region is kv.own as the great country for stock raising. The land is capable of producing big crops of grain, fruit and vugetables. On much of this land there is enough timber to pay for it and furnish all the lumber for the necessary farm buildings. It is a country . of abundant rainfall and the purest of water. Nine out of every ten who visit the American Immigration company's land become purchasers. The company relunas railroad rare to purchasers. Send for free maps, V. 1 ....J, ..111 r,oi !..,... 4 ... i i nun ii.attuii av I once to the local Vepreentatlve of the com pany and eret. VOUr pick of the land. Gostlin, Meyn & Co., COR. STATE AND HOMII.IN STS, HAMMOND, IAD. MISS

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the J motorcycle races as the premier at-, ...... T V. - r I... j.f A.I.I . 9 V. ii av uuu, i lie vain nu wiuv inia . n " club have intimated that the race can! be had if enough interest Is shown the speed event by local people. In Lad Hit by Stone. A young eon of Mr. and Mrs. Kubal, living on West street, was quite severely injured yesterday afternoon by being hit on the head with a stone, said to have been thrown by Ray, Smith. ' The missile cut a severe gash In the lad's head, necessitating the attention of a physician who took several stitches In the wound. It is not known whether the stone was thrown at the lad intentionally or not, but as It Is Smith is lucky to come out of the deal without having to answer for his act.- Although the injury to the boy was serious It is not thought it will prove fatal, and at the present writing no serious consequences are looked for as a result of the accident. There Is a great deal of complaint heard against the practice of the children using the sidewalks, in certain sections of town .that have the least slant to them, for coasting purposes, and that fad has beteme so great that it Is a source of great annoyance to people who reside in the vicinity of the coasting places. Apart from the noise and danger to pedestrians the practice creates a great deal of havoc to the sidewalks and lawns, and steps should be taken to stop the nuisance. A bicycle, compared to the small wagon used by the coaster, is harmless, and if one is prohibited the other should be classed In the same category. Two Itinerant photographers made the rounds In Crown Point yesterday soliciting business, and if they succeeded in landing any the people of Crown Point are to blame. The two has good, photographers . of Its own, living here and helping support the town and Its institutions, and as such deserve the patronage of the citizens. Patronize home Industries more and the chances are that other towns will be trying to get street car lines into Crown .Point Instead of the shoe being on the other foot. Every dollar taken and spent out of a town Just lessens the prosperity and stability of a community Just 99 cents and 10 mills. . The Foresters will give one of their famous dances at Lassen's pavilion. Cedar Lake, tomorrow evening and all Koresters and their friends are requested to attend. The dances given by the local court are always enjoyable affairs, the best of order being maintained. The music for tomorrow evening's dance will be well worth a trip to the Lake for that alone. Building work in Crown Point is all being rushed, enough on hand at present "to keep every mechanic on the Jump. With the present lot of residences complf ted It is said there are enough under contemplation to keep things booming until snow flies. The school board held a special meeting last evening to consider the school building question, but the re sult of their deliberations has not been made public as yet. ine excitement at Cedar Lake has commenced far the 1910 season, and it will be well to keen the fisrht. brawl snooting scrape headlines set up the balance of the season, for immediate use. Get Busy With Oscar. No.

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StTCachko In Trial. 1 wU1 leave -this evening? to be maid of The trial of Mike Strechko. who was nor' "d r- and Mrs. George Maisarreted for assaulting his brother- low- latter a "later of the bride to . - . nft. Will fllarv Ka -. w a

t ln.lav. ivtor Hank, using as his weapon an axe, was tried before the mayor last night. s!iMBKbA warn V. o . I with ttvRnillt 'l i niiinv " ... a9v. - - . I in and Inflicting severe and ugly cuts . In Hasko's arm and also breaking 'his arm with the axe. For these offenses he was fined. $50 and costs, amounting in all to $60 which he paid and was released. Hasko was much better yesterday and was dismissed from the charges against htm. Mrs. William Griffith Is entertaining a niece from Ohio. - I Miss Pearl Traverse of the Smith,. Baden, Davidson Co. office, Is enjoying a week's vacation. Henry Buczkouskl is still confined to his home In Fischrupp avenuer with a serious complication following a case of pneumonia. If there Is no improvement within a few days his condition will necessitate his removal to the hospital. : . Misses Maud Welsby and Pearl Traverse were Chicago visitors yesterday. Petlr Nossent Is improving rapidly from- his recent illness, being operateed on at the Lakeside hospital. In Chicago, for appendicitis. John Stewart who has been confined to his home in Indiana boulevard the past week by iiiuooo, was itttt.au iu . iii . i St. Anthony's hospital In Chicago yes terday. Mrs. Henry Gllmurray of Sheridan avenue, entertained out-of-town friends on Sunday. The Whiting Masonic band will go to the Gavit farm to be the guests of Attorney and Mrs. Frank N. Gavit next Sunday instead of last Sunday, as was stated. 5 George Hlllard, Jr., has returned from East Chicago where he spent a few days visiting Kenneth Bailey. Supt. John C.I Hall's treat to the graduating class came yesterday when he. nd Mrs. Hall took the twelve members of the 1910 blass to the Chicago university, as their guests, to attend the class day exercises of the Chicago university. Grace Twitt is confined to her home in Oliver street by illness. Miss Elizabeth Carlisle Is back from Lakeside, Ohio, where she went to visit her mother, who has not been very well since she left Whiting about three weeks ago. Miss Lucy Koch has resigned her position in the candle factory of the Standard Oil Co., where she has been working for the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carrette of Fir street, in Indiana Harbor, spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Carrette, of Center street. Dr. W. E. Putnam went to Valparaiso yesterday on business. Peter Pfiefer of Oliver street, who has been 111 since last Thursday, was a little better yesterday. Mrs. William Walker of New Tori: avenue entertained her sister from South Bend on Sunday. Misses Mae Melvin, ' Floy Tounkin and Edna Borbour entertained several friends at a party at the home of Miss -Lila Schoeneman of Laporte avenue, last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilkinson, of Laporte avenue were Indiana Harbor visitors on Sunday evening. - Mr. and Mrs. Alexa'nder Hamilton were the guests of friends in Chicago. The wedding of Miss Sadie WTilkeson and Frank Plumbeck will take place at T.vdiclc. Indiana tnmnrrnw ot 19 nVl lr ' Miss Grace Wilkinson of Laporte ave.. 34

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ding. Miss Lucile Daegling of Laporte ave.. has been suffering with a light attack . j - ... of PPencms, but is improving now. Mr. and Mrs. Wrieht of the Recht fiats moved to Fort Wayne, Ind., yesterday. The Juniors" banquet to the seniors will be held in the domestic science room of the new high school at 7:30 o'clock this evening. The banquet will be a very elaborate affair. Oscar Ahlgren, "11, will be the toastmaster. Mrs. Cook and family of 522 John street, are planning on moving to Chicago in the near future . The high school alumni association held a meeting last night at which there was an unusually large attend ance. Get Bury With Oscar, ROBERTSDALE. Mrs. Jake Leosch of Shelby, Ind, spent the latter part of the week visit ing Mrs. Adam Dorsch of Indiana boulevard. The Dorsch children Adam, Emma and Louise will return with her to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fick have pur chased a hfi&iittfiil ntv niinn for thwlr rhn1rn The teachers of the Franklin school have left for their various homes Miss M. Newhan going to Michigan, Miss Julia Hubbard, New Baltimore, Mich.; Miss Mertie Bohon, Ewing, Mo.; Miss Hattie Dahl, Lowell, Ind.; Miss C. Noble, Lowell, Mich.; Miss Lockridge, Roachdi. Ind. Harry Timm of Indiana boulevard at tended the lnter-scholastlc meet at the Chicago University in Chcago, Satur day. George Maladin returned home from Indianapolis, Saturday where Jie has been attending the deaf and dumb state institute. Mrs. B. F. Barnes of Roberts avenue spent several days In Chicago Heights visiting relatives. John Eck of Chicago was a Robertsdale business visitor yesterday. The members of the Ladles' Aid Society are requested to be at the church Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock sharp, Harry Stross of 116th street attended the south side ball game In Chicago Saturday afternoon. Fred Bahn of East Side had a slight operation performed on his foot at the 1X1 sill GEn Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to its Natural Color and Beauty. No matter how long it has been pray or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth f healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively removes Dandruff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Will not soil skin or linen. Will not injure your hair. Is not a dye. $1 and 60c. bottles, at druggists Send 3c for free books "The Care of the Hair and Skin." PhiloHavSoecCo.. Newark-N.J..U.S.A. Day's Hart Ina Soap unequalled for the Complexion, toilet and bath, red, rough, chapped bands. Keeps skin 6ne and soft. 25c. druggists. HUUSC ALL SUDSllIUieS KAl'FMAN & WOLF, i.IO MORE, OTTO NEGELE. S3

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home of his sister, Mrs. Herman Thelssen of Indiana boulevard. Sunday. Dr. Kohr performed the operation.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bland entertained a number of relatives fromChlcago at their home in Roberts avenue over Sunday. - - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fritz and chil dren of Roberts avenue visited the former's brother and family In South Chicago, Saturday evening. Miss Amy Roberts of Roberts avenue was the guest of out of town friends Saturday. Frank Sellger of East Side visited his sister, Mrs. Henry Eggers of Rob erts avenue last evening. Miss Mary Stein of Roberts avenue spent the day with Hammond friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wlchorst of Har rison avenue are entertaining the former's nephew from Valparaiso. Ind. , James Clabby Jr. remained home Sat urday after a few days visit with friends In Milwaukee," Ws. Edward Freese of Roberts avenue spent the week end In Tracey, Ind., visiting his father who still remains In a very critical condition. at his home. Miss Mertie Bohon and Axel Benson were "White City visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Landon Jr. of Harrison avenue visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins of Chcago, over Sunday. Mrs. Vanderhoff and children of Lin coln avenue were South Chicago visi tors last evening. Mrs. Henry Fick is reported very ill with an attack of asthma at her home In Harrison avenue. Get Busy With Oscar. TOLLESTON. Mr. S. Morris of Chicago transacted business in town yesterday. Air. ueo. btoiiy or Hammond was visiting in, town Sunday. Mr. F. Buse, Jr., and Misses Edna and Cora Buse were visiting In town Sunday. Mr. 3rnest Traptow transacted business. In Hammond yesterday forenoon. Mr. W. I Cole transacted business In Hammond yesterday. . E..H. Hill of Chicago was In town on business yesterday afternoon. irrank Borman transacted business In Hammond yesterday. "A pelasant birthday party was given in honor of Miss Dora Kosche at her home Sunday afternoon. It being her eighth birthday, a number ef her schoolmates were present, and the afternoon was spent in indoor and outdoor games and singing, after a few hours refreshments were served. Those present were: Anna Klrchoff, Elsie woiat, Frances Smith, Pearl Janke, Myrtle Runge, Florence Kunert. Flor ence Borman and Caroline Bormann. Mr. J. McNaughton transacted busi ness In Hammond yesterday. Get Busy With Oscar. GRIFFITH. William Coon moved his family and household effects to Highlands yester aay. Mr. Coon Is section foreman there. "William Elder made a business trip to uyer yesterday. Mrs. Cloe Prott and dough ter Valrle of Ross visited relatives here yester day. John Milford of Chicago Heights was a business caller here today. P. D. Jasper of Michigan City called on friends here today. John Foss of Crown Point visited at the home of John Miller day before yes terday. HVCEWiSCH Mrs. Burgren and son Cary returned home here last week after a very pleasant visit among friends and rela tives at St. Louis. Mrs. John Paterson of Corondulett nvouua spent saiuraay afternoon in Hammond shopping. Miss Ethel Klersey attended the boat ride to Racine. "Wis., last Saturday ariernoon and reports .a fine time. H. B. Reed, M. Hill and J. Davis at tended a Masonic banquet In Chicago last faaturaay evening. iuias jcieanor Martmaale returned home the latter part of last week from Kentlin, Ind., where she has been spending- a few weeks among old ac quaint ances. - I Miss Ella Hohwig apepared on the program at a piano recital given at the Fine Arts Building last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buck and chil dren were Roseland visitors last Sat urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Rolinot left here Saturday evening for Chicago where they spent the night with the latter's parents leaving the next morning for Michigan where they will spend two weeks at their old home. .miss jLiiiiian Doe spent Saturday ariernon in Chicago shopping. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kuss and daughter Ada and Miss Evelyn Bundy spent bunaay afternoon in Hammond. Miss Wyland, the former pianist at mo nicKei meaner nere, returned the latter part of the week from her home in Ohio where she had been visiting for the past two weeks, and has taken up her position again. Mr. and Mrs. W. LeVettee of the East Side spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lynch of On tario street. Miss Seria Ferngren entertained numoer or ner little friends at her home on Commercial avenue last Sat urday afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday. The children spent the after noon playing games in the yard. About 4 o'clock a dainty little luncheon was j served and a little later the little guests

returned to their homes having enjoyed a delightful afternoon. Miss Seria received many pretty birthday gifts from her little friends. David Berg who returned here from the west a short time ago, left here Sunday evening for Detroit, Mich., where he has accepted a position and will start too work at once. Miss Bary Powell spent Saturday afternoon Jn Chicago shopping. . Miss Mpnta Brennan of Chicago spent Sunday here with her aunt Mrs. M. Lynh ' Mrs. H- B. Raad and sisters Miss

Mae and Violet Delmarter spent Satur

day evening and Sunday with Mrs. J. Davis at Roseland. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. O'Roark were Gary visitors Sunday afternoon. Miss Elisabeth Martlndale of Detroit Mich, returned to her home here Sat urday evening, where she expects to spend a vacation of the next two weeks at home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Martlndale of Superior ave. The children -of the M. E. Sunday school held their children's day program at the church Sunday morning. A good crowd attended and the program was enjoyed by all. All services at the usual time next Sunday morn ing and evening. Everybody welcome. -t Get Busy With Oscar. EVEEY HOUR OF TH35 BjtY. M. Kolb, the reliable druggist ot Hammond, Ind., Is having calls for "HINDIPO." the new kidney cure and nerve tonic, that he is selling under positive guarantee. Its merits are becoming; the talk of the town and everybody wants to try It, and why not? It costs nothing It It don't do yeu good not on cent. They don't want your money If it toes not benefit you, and will cheer felly refund the money. Try It tod&m SOTJTH CHICAGO The oil brigade a new name for dog catchers has been inaugurated. Chief of Police LeRoy Steward has chosen a corpse of dog catchers to go out nights and catch all the canines without licenses or muzles. The chief said that a good many peo ple keep their dogs tied up In the day time and let them loose at night and the result Is that at night all will be captured . by the dog catchers hereafter. The experiment will take place the first of next week and a good catch is expected. "Save the babies- are the words inscribed on banners belonging to the United Charity Society of South Chicago and a campaign Is being started to build ten fresh air sanitariums In different parts of Chicago and South Chicago for that reason. Frank O'Connor a sailor on the steamer Chile docked at Its Illinois steel plant was hurled from a car on the "racing coaster" at White City Sunday1 night and Is probably fataly injured. He had his skull fractured and his leg broken. O'Connor was with

two other men Harry Miller and Ed-!clety must earn a dollar, and at the ward Mallet, both sailors on the same social tell how it was earned. Better steamer and when the coaster made a'com and hear the stories. Bring the sudden turn he fell "20 feet to the family and your pocketbook too. for ground. He was rushed to the Park they will have lots of fine ice cream emergency hospital thence to the an1 cake, of which you will want to Washington hospital where he Is In a eat your fill. v serious condition. i i . Miss Elsie Johnson of Ewlng ave- VST JOKR nue and Edward Mahue of Indiana! Mat TnlelWof Chicago spent Sunday Harbor were married Saturday at St. with relative, hr

Joe, Michigan. Miss Winifred Joseph and Earl Sunday. The Banting Bros, defeated the Holly Cross team by a score of 7 to 2 Sunday at 67th and Stony Island avenue. Get Busy With Oscar. Glen and Hosford Parks. Mrs. Frank Ranback and William and Clara Hlney were visitors at the home of Mr. John Miller and family of Griffith. Mr. Jake Lennertz of East Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Glen Park. Mr. Peter Gartener of Hammond was a visitor at Glen Park. Mr. A. Leslie returned to Chicago after spending a few days with his family at Horsford Park. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fleck and Mr. Lawrence Trager of Hobart spent Sunday with Mr. J. Hlney and family. Mr. Frank Weinand and cousin ot Hammond was visiting his parents, Mr. Mat Weinand and family Sunday. Margaret Hiney and friend of Chicago are visiting at her home Mr. J. Hiney and family. Mr. John Gartener of Merrillvlle was a Glen Park visitor Sunday. MUNSTER. Mrs. A. Van Steenberg and daughter of Lansing visited friends here Sunday. Mrs. H. F. Kaske attended the annual exercises at the Glenwood Training school TuesdaV. Emll Schrieben, W. Hopp and H. F. Kaske attended the Shriner's banquet at Hammond Saturday. The marriage of Miss Winnie Kutzbach and John Kunz a member of the Hammond police department, will take place at the home of Miss Kutzbach's father, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. P. Bchoo of Hammond visited at Mrs. Schoon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kloosgk, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Ruby Wilson our former primary teacher and Frank Honk, of Crown Point, were quietly married Sunday at the home of Miss Wilson's aunt, In Greensberg. CIiA.HK STATION. The Clark Station White Sox would like to hear from some good seventeen or eighteen year old pitcher For position write to Walter M. Behn, Box 12, Clark Station, Ind. Mr. F. Holifleld of Gary was a Clark Station business visitor. Mr. Kelson Richard of Clark was a Gary visitor yesterday. Mr. John Gastel of Clark was a Tolleston visitor yesterday. Mr. Hfirry Forbes of Chicago spent Sunday wlth'friends here. Mr. C. Christianson of Chicago was a Clark visitor Sunday. ANSWER THE ADS LIKELY. THAT LOOK

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