Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 5 July 1910 — Page 7
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Tuesday, July 5, 1910. XCG TIMES. ;
Bretsch was of the intensely patriotic order and fitting to the day and the occasion. "What Is an American T" was
the theme of the next speaker, the Rev. Fred E. Walton, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Mr. Walton spoke with conviction and treat force and attracted the earnest attention of his varied audience. He was one , of the most successful and , Interesting speakers of the afternoon.
Attorney David E. Boone, of Ham
mond, delivered a patriotic address full of fervid expressions of love of country and faith In the future of the United
States. Mr. Boone dwelt upon his early school connections with Mayor
Knotts at Valparaiso.
After dark, in the evening. Broadway
presented a most beautiful sight. The strolling and gay rnultitudes flitted rn
ThOUSaildS Of Visitors Come iers and added the last touch to a day
. replete with interest and enjoyment TO WitneSS MOSt Credit- to every inhabitant of the city. The day wn nnmrr hr H tt n rVa rt rr rtn
able Demonstration of a and the crowds were remarkably good
. , I natured. At eigh-thirty the fireworks Safe and Sane FOUrtn III I display commenced and was witnessed
by probably a larger concourse of peo-
GARY HAD MOID
CELEBRATION
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Times classified advertising may be ot- j clfic Explarers' office.
tained at Thb Times office. They will
FORS4X.E. - FOR SALE Barber fixtures; one three case mirror, 15 feet long; 3 hydraulic barber chairs; six waiting chairs; all other articles pertaining to barger
Apply 206 South Hohman, Pa-
7-5-5t
be sent by mall upon request and upon j FOR SALE 3 beds, dresser, heating r(..nt f .t.n, , stove and other household articles. New
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'ipt of stamps. I Bl"ve a oinei nijuoBnuiQ articles, ivew i, R Ma 11 Times. 6; A St. Times. oods used only four weeks- Mich1. Times, 1; S95. Times. 1; H C D '8" avenue. 7-5-6t
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Garyland.
pie than had ever assembled for any
I previous event In Gary. The show lastled until, ten o'clock and was brilliant
ly handled. The children of the city
were well repaid for their abstinence lingua mniatnAoa rlitrtnsp Va A a
huma agencies reinforced by superbly I d m h oMer ,aw more
iqeai weamcr coma max it. i . .
Early in the morning Broadway wit- tVia t. hMT1 .
nsssed two streams of people one pro- j wltness Defore.
Unmarred by a singla accident Gary's first sane Fourth was as successful as
ceeding Chicago-ward and another coming In from outside points. These
' Athletic Program. ,
One mile motor cycle raoe winner.
lot,.. .,!. 1..! . J l. i
1;,"V"D , j f M. Hirschberg (Harley-Davldson ma
country people coming to the metrop
olis or Northern Indiana to see sights
that they could not have 'witnessed
even in Chicago. Broadway's Beanty Emphaaled.
chine) $7.50 khaki suit.
Two mile motorcycle race Winner,
A. Mayhak (Excelsior machine) $10.00 khaki suit.
Officials Oral L Wildermuth, Carl
Dennewit and M. X N. Castleman,
' ? 7 UI Dt""1''" w" Judges; Samuel Sax. siarter; Ross
rnpn01,a oy .in. numerou. Dinner, Ntherton timekeeper.
displayed along its length and the
of
100-yard dash Dopcos, 1st; O'Connor,
. . , 2nd; Grand. 3rd.
PllIul.,c mrw.n. a 100-yard dash Huber. 1st;
nuoior oi me city s nrms must nave 2nd; Krause Sr(J
"'"' l" er pCn .uD,0 ..o 100-yard dash Casner. 1st;
L''r mtlK,n c"yTOOrB 2nd: Hotchklss, Ind.
Kahan,
Straw
than ordinarily beautiful for the day.
The event of the morning, the pa
IZ 1 T. , . 220-yard dash Casner. lsa;
l"n lr""um wa" 'are'y y lne 2nd; Foreman. 3rd.
worK 01 ine nre ana ponce departments and the Interest attached to watching the motley throngs of people of every
nationality, who passed to and fro.
Chief Marshal John F. Vorflermark
brought his varied assemblege into line shortly after ten o'clock, however, and
led by a detachment of the police, it
220-yard dash Swanson, 1st; Dopcos,
2nd; Davist
McCoy.
Three-legged race Kahn and Postrie
1st; Johnson, 2nd; Swanson and Hodge
3rd.
Potato race Grand, 1st; Shaw, 2nd;
McLennon, 3rd,
Potatoe race Hodge, 1st; Swanson,
2nd; MUer, 3rd
pariiiieu up one sine 01 oroaawiy unu i . tr u Irj., .. .. .... . I derwood vs. Kerscne; winner, under
down the other again to the starting
point, the Intersection of Broadway
wood.
. Jl T.. 1 V. n . . 1 1 .11 I O " '
jt .,, rW.uil formsr secured three straight falls.
department came a number of assistant marshals including George McGlnnlty and Stephen Creutz with Will Smith,
the official bugler. Following these
came the beautiful detachment of ch
ren dressed In white dresses with bl
hats and red scarfs, all led by Miss May .Newman. These were very well
drilled and evoked much admiration from the bystanders. Next came the Jovial mayor accompanied by members
of the city's government, . in . an auto,
and the members of the school board
in another'macliine' behind.' Foreign SmHetlea Man.
Following the band came the foreign societies among whom the Sokio Serv
ian society made a great showing.
The merchants of the city made a very creditable display and were led by the, wagon Cole Drug company which
followed closely upon a number of
autos of residents of the city, beautifully decorated, and resplendent with
the national colors. Next came the
patrol wagon loaded with Innocence
for a change, in the form of a large number of the tots of the city. Thi3
was succeeded in the line by the auto fire wagon bearing members of the force and some children and ladies among whom Mrs. Melton occupied the principal position. The display made by the Are department aroused much
Interest and admiration. WfC Gormerly Float
The largest float In the parade was
that of the Gormerly teaming com
pan? which was drawn by six fine
horses and was followed by the jolly
barbers of Messrs. Deem and Roche,
dressed in business clothing, and . en
acting upon their float the scenes of
their barber shop. To enliven the pro-
Track meet udges
and Tomanoczy.
Paine, Bowlby
I CHICAGO POLICE
ARREST HORSE ABUSERS
Crusade In Twin Cities Is
Productive of Good Results.
buggy; reasonable; call or address 3433 Pennsylvania ave., Indiana Harbor. 7-2-3t
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menta who wish to communicate witn - - :7 ,
advertisers who Identity is not re
vealed, shouid follow the Instructions tor address them by the key let
ter given. Requests at this of flea to reveal th identity of anonymoua advertisers cannot, in justice to th advertisers, be answered. Simply follow instructions. " -
As far aa It is possible, it is advised
that all classified ds should either be
mailed or sent to the office.
Thb Times will not be responsible
for errors In ads takaa Yer the telephone.
boarding house In connection. In
diana Harbor; good location. Address
Box 150, Lake County Times 7-2-6t
FEMALE HELP.
WANTED An experienced alteration
FOR SALE Two story brick, 6 room
flats and two corner lots; $4,200; two
blocks from Hohman on Douglass St.;
must sell by July 14. Call 44 154th place. West Hammond. 7-2-3t
FOR SALE Grocery stole. Apply Gary Evening Times. 7-2-6t
E IS COMMG ' BACK
FOR " SALE Cheap; small hotel with bar; good opportunity; independent of brewery; license paid one year. Address L R.. Times 7-2-6t
FOR SALE At a great bargain if sold soon; double flat; 5 rooms and bath
and sales lady. Apply Paxton & room on each floor; a splendid lnvest-
Baker 255 State street, Hammond, Ind. f ment for some one; party changing cli-
-o-oi mate reason for selling. Call at 531
new number, Michigan ave. 7-J-tf
WANTED Girl for general
work. Apply 43 Doty street.
house 7-5-3t
WANTED An experienced and com
petent girl to-do general houseworK.
Mrs. F. L Heintz, 434 Cleveland ave.,
FOR SALE Kimball piano player with 25 rolls music; cheap. Inquire 3522 Fir street. "-1-6L
. WHO'S COMING BACK? Your landlord, gnoecr, furniture, butcner, coal, insurance, doctor, or any other collector to whom you are indebted. iet rid of him, he's a nuisance and a bother. " COME TO US and let us. explain how to do it. We have helped Thousands, why not you? IT'S OUR BUSINESS to take up your worry matters. "We Lave plenty of money at all times for this purpose. THE PROCESS S SIMPLE We will let you have any amount from $10 up to $200 on FURNITURE, PIANO, HORSES. WAGONS, or PERSONAL. PROPERTY of all kinds without removal. IF YOU OWE a balance on your furniture, or any other Loan Co., don't let that keep you away, we will gladly pay them on and advance you more money. OUR RATES ARE POSITIVELY THE LOWEST in this section of the country, and we explain to you, to the cent, the exact cost of the loan, and give you a straightfordward, honest statement, so simple in fact, that a child can understand It. OUR REBATES for prepayment are the most liberal. You only pay tor the time you use the money.
OUR METHODS ARE MODERN and up toVdate. We make the payments en the easiest plan to suit your income, Weekly, Bi-Weekly, or Monthly. WE MAKE NO INQUIRIES OF YOUR FRIENDS. Your contract and honesty is all we require. W grant extension of time without extra charge In case of sickness and misfortune. WE EMPLOY NO ANNOYING COLLECTORS to bother you, and give you many advantages that no others can. We are here to stay, and want your patronage. . THINK IT OVER ASK US. Remember Our Name and Location CALUMET LOAN CO. Largest and Most Reliable in Northern Indiana 212 HAMMOND BLDG. Phone 323 HAMMOND. IND. Loans made in Hammond, Gary, Smiting, Burnham. Crown Point, East Chicago, West Hammond. Indiana Harbor, Hegewisch, St. John or anywhere In the Calumet District. ' OPEN EVENINGS.
Whiting.
7-5-tf
WANTED GIRLS At once; to wow
In laundry. 163 Michigan avenue 7-2-3t
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Inaulre of Mrs. E. DeBrlae. ai ia
goun ave., East Chicago.
29tf
WANTED Woman second cook. Apply Sternberg's Restaurant. Indiana Harbor, Ind. ' 29"s M ALE HELP. LABORERS Wanted at once. Apply at Northern Ind. Gas Co.. Wilsox ave. near Hohman. 7-5-2te
FOR SALE Light motor cycle; cheap Inquire 3522 Fir street. 7-l-6t FOR SALE. Saloon and Lunch Room; well equipped flat 7 rooms, bath and pantry; finest bar fixtures in Lak county; only $75 per month rent; maik street. Call 3433 Penn avenue, Indiana Harbor, Indiana. 7-l-3t
FOR SALE Good saloon; centrally lo
cated; good chance if taken at once.
Address F B. Times. 24-10
SHERIFF'S SALE. Cause No. 6418. Lake Superior Court, May Term, 1910. ASA F. HORNER vs. VERNON W. YOUNG. GRACE, N. Toung, Joseph K. Bacon, Anna M. Bacon and Mamie Bacon.
By virtue of an order of sale to me
directed from the Cleric of the Lake
Superior Court. I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the east door of the Court House In Crown Point, Indiana, on
WANTED Boy. Inquire Specialty Underwear Factory, Cond'it st. 7-5-lt WANTED Shoe and cothing salesman. Paxton & Baker, 255 State streett, Hammond, Ind. 7-5-3t
BOOKKEEPER WANTED S. H. Knox . & Co., Hammond. Ind.
(Special to Thb Times.) East Chicago, Ind., July 5. The po
lice are keeping up the good work of arresting men who abuse their horses.
the latest victi mof this vigilance being John Warner, a driver for the Atlas Brewing company. As a result of his cruelty Warner was not only fined
$5 and costs, but lost his position with
the brewing company, who dismissed
him at once whe nthey learned of hia
arrest and refused to pay his fine.
Sergeant Leo McCormlck was the officer who encompassed his arrest, having received a couple of telephone calls from residents of the north side, who complained that there was a man at Railroad avenue and One Hundred and Forty-third street who was ill-treating his team. Sergeant McCormick went at once to the place Indicated where was unloading some beer and placed1 the man under arrest. The team, a fine
pair of animals, valued at $500, were
ceedlnes thev also Indulged In sonsrs I completely exhausted with the heat and
which greatly pleased the onlooekrs. last ariving, ana it was wrcn airncuity
The House of Muscat was next repre- that thev made their way to the city
sented by a wagon bearing, a large nan. Arrived nere mey were taken m
number of household articles which charge by the firemen, who gave them
have made the house famous. ..The
Gary Amusement company was on hand ' with a float bearing a band and a number of children. Among the others who followed were the Gary Ice company, the Shoe repairers who are situated at 622 Broadway, the National Brewing company with a characteristic display, Eisler's Market, the display of Kneisley, the Gary Candy Kitchen, Soloman's Furniture store, a mounted booth of the Chicago Telephone company and the Gary Furniture company. Armour and .company were represented by a wagon drawn by some splendid looking horses and the Tittle Bros. Packing company were in line with a display, drawn by four horses. Their wagon held a live calf and a number of other things calculated to remind one forcibly of one of the best market places In the city. . Miller's Express was also represented as were the Clinton Lumber company, the Kentucky Lumber company, the South Broadway Land com
pany and Slick's laundry with five of the wagons which are devoted to the task of collecting the laundry of a large number of Gary's citizens for purification. C W. Prott had a milk wagon on hand and this was followed by a display of the R. and S. store and
Chapman's tea and coffee wagon.
.The line of march was well kept and proceeded with very little interruption other than that of restive horses who
were not quite easy when flre-crackers
flashed too closely beneath their feet.
- The afternoon's festivities were open
ed by an overture by Ward's orchestra which was closely followed by the address ef Colonel Mayo, the chairman
Of the speaker's program, in presenta Hon of Mayor Thomas E. .Knotts. His honor went a little Into the his tory of the city In his speech and in
terwove it with some sound patriotic sentiment. He spoke of the need, in
Gary, of some large public place for gatherings of the sort which he faced
and stated that he had attempted to
eecure a site at Miller's but had failed.
The address of Attorney ' Clarence
water and otherwise cared for- them.
but it was some time before they were
flt for driving again.
Persons who'witnessed the Incidents
which led to Warner's arrest, declared
that the driver was kicking the horses
in the stomach and eating them over
their heads with the handle and the
lash of his whip, when It should have
been evident to a baby that the am
was all in and incapable of any more
work.
When Warner was placed on trial
on trial before Mayor Schlieker the
latter not only fined hi m?5 and costs
but gave him a scorching lecture, and
when he failed to understand, or pretended that he did not understand
the of the mayor, it was translated to
him into Roumanian, so. that they would be sure to sink in. When he
applied to the firm by whom he was
employed to help him out by paying his fine, the company refused to have
anything to do with the case, and
Warner was informed that instead of
having his fine paid by the Atlas Brewing company, he could consider himself discharged. John Cosma, . a saloonkeeper to whom Warner , was f in . the habit of delivering beer, helped him out by advancing the money for -his fine, which, with the costs, amounted to $15. The mayor and police have both received much praise from decent minded citizens, who believe that brutality 16 horses should be suppressed.
AGENTS TO SELL OUR RIDERS' POLicies Issued to both men and women; covering accidents, sickness and death, and all occupations; giving $3,000 death and $15 weekly benefits; costing $5 per
annum; something entirely new; extra
large commissions given. Address Na
tional Accident Society, 320 Broadway, npw York. Established 24 years. 13tf
WANTED Good sized, strong boy to
learn bakery business. Apply at once
R4 State Schmidt's Bakery. 7-l-5t
WANTED Painter and striper for Im
plement work. Apply The Schrieber
Mfr. Co. . . b-ZS-tt
AGENTS WANTED At once for the
authentic "Roosevelt's Famous Hunt
for Big Game," over 500 pages; also for
Fighting the Traffic in Young Girls.
Immense sellers. Price only $1.50 each
Half off to agents. Send 15c for mail
ing free outfit, or 25c for both outfits.
A. B. Kuhlman Company. Chicago, 111
6-27-14t
i?OR RENT.
FOR RENT Furnished double front
room modern conveniences. 50 War
ren street. 7-5-3t
FOR RENT 5 room flat, upstairs;
minute walk to steel plant. 418
Bauer street, south of Carroll street
Hammond, Ind. . 7-5-5t
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 188 Plummer.
FOR RENT Six room flat, all modern
conveniences. Apply 204 Hoffman street. 7-2-3t
FOR RENT Rooms for light house-
kteping; no children. . Phone 2003
7-l-3t.
FOR RENT Five-room flat; 2nd floor
531 new no.) Michigan ave. 29tf
FOR RENT Three B-room cottages
now building; location, Webster ave. and Main St., Tolleston. Inquire L G.
Goudie, agt.. 1749 Broadway, Gary. Ind.
FOR SALE Three good saloons; one
for rent. Inquire J. T. Smith, agt for
Evansville Brewing Assn. . 22tf
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Cow, red, white on head and left
hind feet. ana .ail; big cow but
thin; 6 years old. Finder notify Frank Sarkady, 706 150th St., Hammond. 7-5-6t
LOST Scotch collie, tag No. 52; muz
zled when last seen; $5 reward for re.
turn to 342 LaPorte avenue. Whiting.
' '" " . - 7-2-51
LOST Brown bill book, containing
, money onjy iu ior return and no
questions asked. 259 Sibley street, up
stairs. . , 7-2-3t
LOST OR; STRAYED From near Con-
key plant, a black cow without horns.
Report information to 147 Logan street.
LOST On the 19th of June, one bay
mare, weighing 1100 lbs; 5 feet high;
lame on right hind foot, which is white.
Alexander Oros," 4946 Alexander ave.. East Chicago. ' SO-4
PROCLAMATION.
By the Mayor of the City of Hammond
Indiana, Prohibiting All Sprlngling of Lawns Between the Hours of 6 a.
m. and 6 p. m. Of Each Day.
Whereas, the mayor of the city of
Hammond, Indiana has received trust
worthy information that the manufac
turlng plants, business: and' dwelling
houses are not sufficiently supplied
with water by reason of the sprinkling
of lawns within said city,
Therefore, I, Lawrence Becker, mayor of the city of Hammond, Indiana, do
hereby order and prohibit the sprlnk
ling of all lawns within the city of Hammond, Indiana during the hours of
6 o'clock a. m., and 6 o'clock p. m., of
each day until further notice.
. It is hereby made the duty of all police officers and officers of said city
to enforce this order and any person violating this order may be presecuted in accordance with the provisions of
Ordinance No. 771 approved January
25th.. 1900.
This proclamation is made and issued by virtue of the power vested in me, Lawrenme Becker, mayor of the
city of Hammond, by said ordinance
No. 771, approved Jan. 25, 1908.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of
said city to be hereunto attached by
the clerk of this city this 1st day o July, 1910. LAWRENCE BECKER, Mayor of the City of Hammond. Attest: OTTO H. DUELKE. City Clerk. ' NOTICE. "
sub., William F. Porter to John Demlong 1.560 Lots 7 & 8 blk 6, Lincoln pk., U. S. Land Co. to Mitor Jelovac 400
RAILWAY FATAUTIES RECORDED
University of Edinburg, at Edinburg in Scotland. Dr. Gillespie intends to practice In Whiting, and- for- the summer will be in Du-Wells place, while the latter is on his vacation.
(Continued from Page One."
to spend the fourth with his father and mother. He was boarding the home car when the accident occurred. Yesterday afternoon Undertaker Jonsa
Saturday, the 23rd Day Of .shipped the remains to the parents.
July, 1910, I
between the hours of 10 o clock a. m. KILLED AT HARBOR.
and 4 o'clock p. m.. tne rents ana
profits for a period not exceeding seven years, of the following describ
ed real estate, to-wlt
(Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind.. July 5. -Anoth-
Lots Twenty-six (26). Twenty-seven f.r nIe was sacrificed yesterday after-
(27) and twenty-eight (28), in noQn &t the Pennsyivanla rallroad and block twenty (20) in the Broad- . way addition to Gary, Lake Michigan avenue crossing. The dead County, Indiana.. man is Ralph lereolino, who lived at If said rents and profits wlil.not sell i4ist street and Euclid avenue and
for a sufficient sum to sausiy sam worke, f American Steel Found-
decree, interest and costs, i wiu ax
the same time and place offer for sale 'y urapauy. .
the fee simple in and to said real I The accident occurred at 3:20 o'clock
estate, or so much thereof, as may be ,r the afternoon. The gates had been sufficient to satisfy said judgment In- -wa a
terest. costs and accruing costs. Said, - g sale will be made without relief from the crossinr! J a moment, later the valuation or appraisment laws. esstbound PeVil-f lvanla flyer was "to
Taken as the property of Vernon N.
Young, et ai
Horner.
pass. The gates fremained down to ad-
at the suit of Asa F.
,mit the flyer to pass, but lereolino was
THOMAS GRANT, In a hurry and attempted to cross in Sheriff, Lake County, Indiana. 'front of lt. A dozen men who were
H. T- MacCRACKEN. !-tniHn- nr Vw Khn..tI a wrrfr,o-
Attorney for Plaintiff. and apparently the man saw the train
LOWELL.
f The ball game between Hebron and
Lowell, at Hebron the Fourth, was witnessed by a large crowd and resulted in a victory for Lowell by a score of 4 to 1. Wilcox, a white sox pitcher, was in the box for Hebron and struck 'out fifteen of our ; men, while Irwin struck out five. The hits were about equally distributed. Following is the score by Innings--and summaries: Hebron ..0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Lowell ....1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 04
Batteries Hebron, Malcom, Wilcox
and Fickle and Carsen; Lowell, Irwin
and Yates.
Summaries Bases on balls Off Ir
win, 2; off Malcom, lv off Wilcox. S.
Hits Off Wilcox. 4: off Irwinrs. Wild
throws Yates and Madson. Double play-
Alyea Struck out by Irwin, 6; by
Wilcox, 15. Umpires Lynch and Mc-
Calphin. Scorer Lloyd.
Mrs. Amos Peterson, who underwent ci operation for hemorrhage of stomach within the last week, succumbed at her home north of Lowell Sunday night. Her remains were taken to Chicago Monday afternoon. Mrs. Peterson about 52 years of age. She leaves her' 'hirabknd and two young sons to
Notice TO Non-Resident. advancing, but thought he could beat
THE STATE OF Indiana, iakji, lt. He ran swirtiy across the tracks,
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR but evidently miscalculated the relaCOURT MAY TERM. 1910. ROSIE tt . , , M A A LITTER VS. CLARENCE A. tiv 6peed of the traln and was struck LUTTER, CAUSE NO. 6615. ACTION ' the engine, hurled into the air and
TO DIVORCE.
landed ' with a fractured skull and a
Now comes the Plaintiff by Ross broken arm as the traln spe1 by The & Lotz, attorneys and files her com- ,,.,, . - t , , , ,tv, or, man was killed instantly. Krebs and plaint herein, together with an anridavit of a competent person, showing Burns responded to the call for an amthat the defendant, Clarence A. Lutter bulance and took the remains to their Is not a resident of the State of In-nior&ue and an inquest will bevheld to-
dlana.
day.
notified of the pendency of said ac-1
tion and that the same will stand for single,
trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of
said cause, on the 13th day of Septem-J ber, A. D. 1910, the same being the!
2nd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in the Federal building at Hammond, in said County and State on the 2nd Monday of September, A. D. 1910, said action will be heard and determined In his absence. In witness whereof, I have hereunto
The dead man was 26 years old and
WHITING DOCTOR IDS iSS BfASOH
(Special to The Times.
Whiting, Ind., July 5. The wedding
mourn her.
Mrs. Charley Thompson has returned from Bangor, Mich., bringing her mother, Mrs Thomas Grills, who Is In very feeble health. Mrs James Watson and two sons, of
Monon, are visiting with her sister.
Mrs. E. S. Walker, and husband, here.,
Lowell was about deserted the Fourth.
Everybody went to Rensselaer, Cedar
Lake, Gary and other places to celebrate.
James Palmer of Milwaukee Is visit
ing for a few days .here with his grand
father, A. D. Palmer,, and other ; relatives. ' t. .
set my hand and affix 'the seal of said Df jiss Alexis Bieson, and DuChaunce Court, at Hammond, this 27th day of Gillespie, took place yesterday mjrtJune, A. D. 1910. . ingi at the Sacred Heart Church at 6 EARNEST L SHORTRIDGE. a. m. The ceremony was perfbrmed bv
Clerk L S. C. j Rev. John B. Berg, In the presence
By MAE HARRISON, . Deputy Clerk.
MTOELLaNEOUS. GUARANTEED WORK Cockroaches, water bugs, ants, bed bugs exterminated under contract. Samples 15c, mailed. Ajax Insect Ext., Hammond, Indiana. 7-5-6t
No Serious Fires In Gary. Although Crief Feeley kept the three Gary fire companies in prompt readiness to receive any calls yesterday, the department had but. three "squib',' runs. Two calls were to Sixth avenue and Madison street and the third on Con
necticut stret and the Wabash tracks.
No damage to any amount was done.
Late Sunday evening Constable Dear.
beyne checked an alleged incipient blaze in the past office ' alley near
Rood's jewelry store-
J. H. tlrSHJiiK, carpenter ana Dunaer.
Shop: opposite Simplex office;- job work promptly attended to. 23-10
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate in Burnham and vicinity
Building '.oans made up to 50 per cent of fair cash value of property. Apply to John H. Rollins, 85 Dearborn st., Chigo. 19tf
WA NTED f ou to know E. P. Johnston, 313 Hammond bldg., Hammond, Ind Is district manager for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. for Lake. Jasper and Newton counties.
SITITATON WANTED. WANTED Position as stenographer;
rood references as to ability. Phone
Valparaiso No. 7, South Hall, Valpara
iso. Ind. 29-5
WANTED Washing to take home. 380
Wilcox, Mrs. Eisenhauer. 7-l-3t
BIDS F)R SIDEWALK. The Board of School Trustes of the
City School of Hammond, Ind., will re
ceive bids for constructing sidewalks on the west side of Johnson stret. ad
jacent to the Lincoln School grounds. All bids must be in the hands of the
Secretary of the Board not later than eight o'clock on the evening of July 11. Specifications may be had at the office of City Engineer. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J. G. IBACH, Secretary of Board 6-28 7-5-10.
300
CALCIMINING SCHOOL BUILDINGS. Bids for calclmining the Riverside and Washington School buildings and a part of the Central School building will be received by the Board of School Trustees of the Schol City of Hammond, Ind. All bids must be in the hands of the Secretary of the Board not later than eight o'clock on the evening ol July 11. The Board of Schol Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all bids. . Call at the office of the Superintend
ent of Schools for specifications. J. G. IBACH. Secretary of Board. '1 . 6-28 7-5-10
THE TIMES COVERS LAKE COUN-
BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
June 28, l'lO. TOLLESTON. Lots 40 to 42. blk 21. Oak-Pk. add., C. Oliver Holmes to Calumet Land Co ....$ 2.000 Lot 1. blk 13, Paulina Gordon to Smith Bader Davidson Co 1
Lot 33, blk 6, 2d Logan pk., Gary Realty Co. to Nicolae Vasila Lot 3, blk 44, 2d Oak uk. add., R. N. Trentzset toever M. Olson.. ' NEW CHICAGO. Lots 20 and 21, blk 2, 3rd add.. Henry A. Nettleton to Michael Bartosx HAMMOND. Lot 32. blk 4, Morris add,, Anton Kosiba to Jan Nlemiec Lot 13, blk 6. Morris add., Jacob Mayer to Paul B. Lipinskl ..
GARY. Lot 91, blk 5. Lincoln pk.. U. S. Land Co. to Josif Zic 125 6-36-9 W 6 29 acres pt N. of N. Y. C. & St. L RR Co.s R. W. of S. E. N E & all ut N. E. (S of Summer st.) Lawrence Becker to South Bend & Gary
Land Co 1.350 Lots 16 & 17. blk 2. Weindorf's
250
270
200
of the relatives and friends.
The couple were attended by Miss Clara Wehmeyer and Thomas Moylan Jr. The bride was attired in a beautiful gown of white satin, with gold trimming. She looed very charming,
and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaid wore a white embroidered creation. Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party re
paired to the bride's home In New York avenue, there a wedding breakfast was
served. Last evening the bride aftd groom left for Peacock, Mich, to spend
two weeks at the resort. After which
the ywill return and make theeir home with the bride's parents.
The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Biesen, and is a very popular young lady in Whiting. The groom recently graduated from Bennett Medical Colege in Chicago, where he completed his education after taking a four year's course at their
EOBART. The Fourth was very quietly celebrated here yesterday. A baseball game in the afternoon being the only event of the day. Several hundred people attended thecelebratlon at Gary. Miss Tillie Rucaba of Chicago spent Sunday and Monday here with her par ents. Miss Kathleen Kllllgrew saw a play in Chicago last evening. . The Misses Hoyer of Chicago spent the Fourth at the Fred Rose residence;; The Hobart Grays were defeated by the Chicago Ripmores Sunday, the score being 7 to 2. Freddie Baumer was shot In the leg yesterday while playing with a rifle, i. however, is not serious. '' Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Scharaback of Hammond spent the Fourth here with relatives. Miss Ethel Mathews returned home after a short visit with friends here, Floyd Saxton of Tolleston attended the dance Saturday evening In Hobart. Joseph Zanders, the 19-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Zanders, died Saturday evening, having been sick for some time with inflammatory rheumatism. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic church. - Miss Bessie Robson of Chicago is vi iting at the J. J. Wood residence. Louis Fiester and two friends of Chicago spent Sunday and Monday calling on friends and relatives".
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PIPER OF TUB COXSt'MliHS OF I
THIS CITY OF THE PEOPLE WPO I T? "OR SKWS WITH A FIJiE TOOTHBUY THE HO MB iDPPUES, ' 1 COMB AND GETS HESCXTS.
For Sale Cheap! 10,000,000 feet good new and second, hand LUMBER of all kinds. Doors, windows. Plumbing Goods, everything necessary to build a haus j with Call with estimates. J. C RUEL. 7337 5E&SAm
Lake County Title & Guaranty Co. (abstracters
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES F. SL MOTT, President rBAKK HAMMOND. Vtce-Presblent J. & BLACKMCN, Secretary A. H. TAPPXK. Treasarer KDWAKS J. DB, Manager
Secretary's Office 2 Tapper Block HAMMOND
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