Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 6 July 1910 — Page 2
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Mrs. O. A. Krinbill and daughter, Josephine of Rlmbach avenue left today for Hisperia. Mich, to be the guests of relatives for a few weeks. " They will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Krinbiirs elster, Mrs. Helmbaitgh. Mrs. Emma Cosgrove haa returned to her home in Rlmbach avenue from New York City where atae went several days ag-o to meet her son who came from London, England, r Miss Hulda Weil of ..Indiana avenue has gone to Keokuk and other points in Iowa for a few week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Lyons and daughters, Kathleen and Margorie and Mr. J. M. Lyons have returned f r om Cedar Lake where they epent Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Sidney Goldsmith of Chicago Heights, I1L is spending the day in Hammond the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lochte at their home in Ingraham avenue. West Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shea have returned to their home in Webb street from the east where they have been on a fe wweeks visit. They spent a few a few week's visit. They spent a few
Atlantic City.
Miss Susan Gehrke has resigned her
position at the Lion Store and gone to South Bend and Elkhart, Ind. for a few weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lane of Russell street left yesterday for New "?ork
where they were called by the deTTi of
Mr. Lane's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and
little son, Robert returned home yes-
terdav from Cleveland, O. where tney
have been on a few day's visit.
George Race of 5 West State street who has been spending a few days the
guest of friends in Frankfort, Ind., has
returned home.
Klein will entertain at their home in 1 Mrs. L A. Mlnard of Rlmbach ave-
Conkey avenue. The following are nue returned home this morning from
(OCIAL NEWS FOR THURSDAY. Mra. H. Burse will have a her KVHtmtm mt br home la .Carroll street the member ot he Fer Leaf Utta Club. Cards will be the eatertainmeat at the party. The ladlea of the Sanahlae Club will meet at the home t Mra. Maaaa la Pluauuer avenue for aa afternoon of card. The Mlaaea Ethel aad Edith Shearer will entertain the youaa- ladles of the A. D. Qs at their home la East Sibley street tomorrow evening: at a thimble party. The members of the Ladles' Aid Society of the Btosroe Street Methodist Chapel will meet at the borne of Mrs. Olsea la Van Burea street. The annual eleetlon of officers will be an Important feature of the business hour. The members ' of the Epworth League of the First Methodist church mill give a Mooallght picnic at the Lake Front Park Thursday evening of this week to which their friends are Invited. A large number expect to leave on the first car after six o'clock. Lunches will be taken and the evenings will be spent boating; aad with a-ames and contests. The regular meeting of the members of the Deborah Aid oclety of the First Christian church will tak place at the home of Mrs. F. H. Rhodes, S2S PI u miner avenue. Mrs. Ralph Pierce will be at home to the members of the Martha Aid Society of the First Christian church Thursday afteraooa at her koine, 44 Condtt street.
THE SAXD APROX IS MORE ARTISTIC THAN OVERALLS. The small girl of a few summers ago played in overalls like her little brother; but now we have changed all that and for the small girlie there are delightful sand aprons, pretty and becoming, yet warranted not to soil or muss beyond redemption even if submitted to very harsh treatment in climbing, coasting and the like This Jolly sand apron is made of a natural colored linen with white pipings, and the funny little .Kate Greenaway figures are of printed cotton in bright colorings
members of the club, Mrs. John J..
Claussen, Misses Emily and Eertha
Ebert, Lena Hopkins, Gertrude Claus, Bertha Maleltske, Lillie Fedder and Hulda Augusta Klein.
MEETING WAS POSTPONED.
The members of the W. C. T. U. de
cided to postpone the regular weekly
meeting which was announced to take afternoon at her residence
Chicago where she visited friends.
Miss Grace Kingwill is expected to return to her home in Williams street
this evening from Grand Rapids, f'lch
where she has been visiting friends and
relatives for a few weeks.
Mrs. Henrietta Rrusel will be at home to the members of the Martha Society
of Friedens Evangelical Church this
in
Social News IN Hammond
BACK FROM EAST. Mr. J. C. Collins and family of Sum-
mar street returned yesterday from a three weeks trip in the East. During their visit in Meadville, Fa. they witnessed the ordination and First Holy Mass of Mrs. Collins nephew, Alfred J. Fischer, who will be remembered by the parlBhoners of All Saints church as A having visited here Jast summer. .with his orother Rev. Alexis A. Fischer. . Points in New York and Ohio were also .visited and a very delightful trip is reported. ' ENTERTAINS AT CARDS. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kinny were host and .hostess last evening to the members of the P. H. E. Club at their home in East .Chicago. The party will be the last one of the season and all of the members
were present. The guests were entertained at cards and played several games of pedro at small tables in the parlors. Mrs. M. J. Dermedy and Mrs. C. W, DeLong received ladies first and second honors and the gentlemen's prizes were awarded to Mr. E. J. Steineck and Mr. J. O'Callahan. After' the games a pleasant time was spent in an informal social way after which the hostess served dlnty refreshments at the same small tables. AN IMPORTANT MEETING. An important meeting of the members of the Golden Rule Council No. 1 r. of L occurred last evening at the K. of p. Hall in South Hohman street.
An unusually largre number of members j attended the mating and had an enjoy-"
bell, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Campbell
of Truman avenue will take place this evening at the home of the bride's parents. The hour chosen for the ceremony is seven-thirty o'clock. Only the immediate relatives and a few intimate
friends have been invited to attend the
ceremony which will be very simple.
t , ' Zm7lZ V- Plimentary to Miss Helen Miller whose Baptist church will officiate and read I '
the service of the church
Martin will attend the bride
Stanton
place yesterday afternoon.. The next west Hammond It is the
meeting will be held Monday evening, monthly goC;ai meeting and an enjoya
July lltn at weis au on iaiejsireei ble Ujm wm bft pasgftd
ana me pumic is invnea to aiena. ine
Rev. Harris will give the address at the
meeting.
MRS. DICKSON ENTEBTAIXS. Mrs. James Dickson very cnarmingly
entertained a number of Hammond
young people last evening at her pretty
new residence, 760 Wolter street com-
HINTS ON CITY BEAUTIFUL. ... It is said that the eyes are the index to the humaa aoul and that windows, are . eyes to the houses of the world, it la certain, however, that the windows of the homes are too often an unfailing? Index of the quailties of their owners. Nothing adds more to the appearaaoe of a street than rows of houses with windows well and tastefully arranged. If you go into a home which has dirty windows, with bedraggled curtains and shades either mtsHinn; or awry, you will be more than likely to find stmtlar conditions existing inside. The well groemcd house that well painted and repaired looks badly if Its windows are dirty or its windows inharmoaious Insofar as their draperies are concerned. The mala factors In the upkeeplns; of one's windows are oap nnd water
and a little time. It Is bard sometimes to keep . .oae's window curtains clean, especially at a time of the year
when It is necessary to have the windows open all the time, but it does not tax the pocketbook
verjr greatly to have two nets of curtains that one may ehange
rretiueal 1 y. Screens, too, play
an important part in this matter of appearance. If they are left 1 jiUK around carelessly all winter they will present a very poor front in the summer. They should be kept carefully and prevented from rusting by oiling at times and wrapping away 4 in some sort of covering. Peopie too often stick in their screens as a necessary evil wit Uout regard at all to their ap-
pea ranee. It is surprising, too,
how often people put in screens with boles In them. They say:
0, well, it is only a little one." They forget that a little hole will admit as many Insects aa a large one.
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OPERATE VALPO. LIE
New Interurban In Porter County Is Put In Operation.
Miss Rose Spoerner wiil Informally
entertain the young ladies of the S. S.
Embroidery Club this evening at her
home in East Sibley street. It is the
regular weekly club meeting and the evening will be spent with embroidery work, muisc an conversation. The regular weekly meeting of the members of Narcissus Court Queens of
Avalllon will take place this eveinng In
Dean Campbell, a brother of the groom
wedding trip. The ceremony has fol
lowed a series of very delightful func
tions given in honor of Miss Miller, who
is a prpminent young lady of Hammond.
vrTIa I marriage to Mr. Merle Campbell will ,7 7 f ind Mr take Place this evening at the home of e ulld room of St. Paul . Episcopa e and Mr. P A, w Mm r,,. church in Rlmbach avenue. There will
"A 'r ;:." r." be initiation of candidate and other
will serve as best man. Following the l . ti .. I business transacted during the club
ceremony asupper will be served and V.." wTnl
the young people win leave on a - crlirtvnhw in Th ladies of the Silver Whist Club
social way and at ten o'clock a dainty went to Chicago today where they will
two. course luncheon was served. The be entertained by Mrs. w. XJ- tiaric ai only guests- were the young ladies of her home in Sixty-fifth Place. They the Philathea Club of the First Baptist will be entertalnAi at luncheon and an church of which Miss Miller is a mem- afternoon of CAcSi will follow.
ber. The party was one of the series j George I. Race who has been spendat which the club members have been I jng a few days In Frankfort, Ind. the
entertaining in honor of Miss Miller uePt of J. J. Corbett and family haa
during the past few weeKs.
rrrrio-vrA rosT?fEi.
The voune ladies of the M. T. Club
decided to postpone" the party which
was announced to take place last even
ing at the Lake Front Park. The regu
lar house parties have been discontinu
ed during the remainder of the summer and one evening each week will be spent at the Lake Front. The young
ladies will fro over in the arternoon
i returned to lii home 6 State street.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends and neigh
bors for the sympathy and kindness
and take their suppers and spend the shown during the illness and death of
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evening socially with various amuse
ments. A meeting may take place later
In the week.
RETl'RX HOME.
The members of the Saturday Even
ing Whist Club have returned home from Fondu Lac, Wis. where they were entertained for several days by Dr. and
Mrs. T. E. Bell at their summer home at Lake Winnebago. Among those from Hammond who were present at the house party were Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Hammond. Richard
Winckler. Robert Glllis and W. Mas hi no.
especially thank the members of Ma
sonic Order, the Tribe of Ben Hur and
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi
neers and G. I. A. to the B. of L E.
Also the readers of the Christian
Science church.
Mrs. Wm. Green and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Cotton.
PERSONAL.
ab'e time.
There was a jrreat 5?al ot
buflnsss transacted and the most im-1
portant features of the business hour was the initiation of several candidates
and the annual installation of offlcers. Mrs. Anna Hill was the installing officer at t lie merlin?. The fallowing were
the officers installed: 'Councilor Mrs. Julia Wilhelm "Associate Councilor .. Mrs. Sarah Owens "Vice Councilor Mrs. Ida Tuley Associate vlt e councilor Mips Ruth Roberts 'Recording Secretary Mrs. Lizzie Pontius Assistant Recording Secretary ' Mrs. Rebecca VanGilder Financial Secretary. . .Mrs. Millie Ravls Treasurer Mrs. Nancy Overton 'Guide Mrs. Alice Lindville Inside Guard Mrs. Lulu Hageman 'Outside Guard Mrs. Vera Horner Pianist Mrs. Cora Smith
MILLER-CAMrBELIi SITTIAM. The marriage of Miss Helen Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Miller, R9 Dousrlas street to Mr. Merle Camp-
A DAY'S MEXl. Tbarsdsy, July 7. Breakfast. Canteloupes Cereal with Sugar and Cream
Broiled Breakfast Bacon
Toast Coffee
Dinner Stuffed Round Seak (Baked)
Steamed Summer Squash leaked Potatoes Dreswed Cucumbers Blackberries and Cream Cake
Luoheon or Supper
French Toast Corn Bread Minced Ham and Scrambled Eggs
Potato Salad Iced Tea or Lemonade
E.XTEHTAISS INFORMALLY.
The young ladies of the X. N. Em
broidery Club were very pleasantly en
tertained by Miss Gertrude Herbst last
evening at her home in South Hohman
street. It was the regular weekly club meeting and several of the members
were present. An enjoyable time was spent with embroidery work and music
until a late hour when the hostess serv
ed dainty refreshments. Arrangements
were made to have the next party take
Mr. and Mrs. Franit Sharabaeh have
returned from Hobart where they visit
ed over the fourth with friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer of South
Hohman street spent the past week end
with Mrs. Dyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rockwell of Crown Point.
Theodore Moor has returned home
from St. Joseph. Mich, where he visited over the fourth with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Linz of East
Sibley street will leave this evening for New York City and Atlantic City to spend about six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sherby of Wilcox
street wil be the guests of Miss Belle
Lynch this evening at her home In Chi
cago.
Mrs. W. F. Abott of Harvey, 111. is
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hollcraft and family at their home in Truman avenue.
Miss Mayme Kleineman will entertain
con. PUSSES ORDER
U. S. mm II LEAVES FOB GARY
Valparaiso now has Its first interurban line in operation with cars running from that city to Flint Lake. The
name of the line is the Valparaiso and ,
jsortnern and it was first operated Monday and formally put into commission i
yesterday, a number of Gary people j ma. icing the initial trip. I
The new line is about five miles in;
length and proceeds northward five
miles from the Porter county seat. It It a subsidiary part of the Xew YorkChicago Air line system which also controls the Gary and Interurban and the
lines about Laporte. '
Like the other air line companies the
new line starts out rather meagerly . equipped with rollfng stock but it is expected that the summer resor rade will
prove a gold mine and bring resulant prolts which will shortly place the line on a paying basis. Farmers are also expected to make use of it and add to its revenues. Supt. Philips of the Gary and Laporte linet is operating director
of the Valparaiso and Northern line.
M'elropolilan Business College SOUTH CHICAGO Summer term opens July Sta. I nstructloa la Hook keep! ug. hartaaad and typewriting. Positions furnished to graduates. Summer review term nnder the management ot Pro. Humphrey J. Moynihan. superintendent I tbe Clay public seaool. Special rates. Classes formed in 5tu, 6th. 7th and 8th a-rades and high school work. Call, phone or write. Metro, potltaa Business Colleae. &vta and Commercial avenue., South Chicago.
Special to Thbs Times.) East Chicago, Ind., July 6. United States Special Agent J. T. Williams 'of the Manufacturers' Census bureau, has completed his work in Hammond, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and Whiting. The next place Mr. Williams will tackle is Crown Point and this will be followed by Dyer, Lowell and Hobart in turn and finally by the smaller cities and towns throughout Lake county, where there are Industries of sufficient size to warrant their notation in the census bu
reau data. Porter county will next be gone over, Mr. Williams winding up his
labors at Gary. He has not as yet made his footings
but these will be summed up as soon as the outside work has been com
pleted.
GRAND UNION gfuSd ' lit I P I " snuw CENTRAL i IV J. -2J . ,y a STalKM NEW YOKJC CITY saws fiascse to sbA trom tlm Tt BmdZo ilsapforN. Y. Cu Guide Bnnkand Map
(Special to Thd Times.) East Chicago, July 6- A significant order was passed last night at the meeting of the city council, when the council ordered the clerk to pay no warrant! for salaries to city employes, without the person to whom tbe warrant was Issued, appeared in person to claim It. Alderman Burns introduced the motion. Alderman Burns on a prev. ious occasion intimated that there were dummies on the city pay-roll, and the motion was introduced as a precautionary measure. Otherwise the council went on as usual, transacting for the most part, routine business and little odds and
ends that usually come up before that body for settlement. There was a report from the street commissioner rec
ommending that Michigan avenue be
HABBY IS PINCHED FOB
HELPING HIS FRIEND After Gathering Together 25 Large Round Simoleons He Is Jailed.
DYER. The church picnic given at the paro
chial school grounds here Monday was a success. Socially, It was all that1 could be expected considering the fact : that picnics and celebrations were giv- I en all around, and financially it went j beyond all anticipations. The weather being ideal, a good sized crowd gath- ;
ered to enjoy the dinner, which was served in the open air at the ground. Although many young folks left toward evening for St. John, enough remained to make the evening a pleasant one. ' Mat and Peter Beiriger and their respective families from Griffith spent the Fourth with relatives out here. The Misses Margaret and Lizzie Hogan and brother, Ed., from Chicago were the guests of Henry Schulte and family the Fourth. Charles Scheldt and sister. Miss Mabel, of Chicago visited with relatives
here Monday.
FISH AND CHICKEN DINNERS Finest in Calumet Region Arcand's Hessville. Five minutes walk from car line, one block south of Hessville Road. Take Gary &. Interurban car at Sibley and Hohman, get off at Hessville road and go one block south to Arcand's.
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the young ladies of the O. T. M. Club at surfaced from the ena 01 me pvmu
a Calico Partv tomorrow evening t to me xanc ouvn
her home in Fayette street. The party
will be one. of the series of costume parties at which the members will entertain.
B.oscoe Livingston has returned to
his home in Truman avenue from Mt.
Vernon, 111., where he went to spend
place Tuesday evening of next week I tne fourth with friends and relatives.
and the Misses Hulda and Augusta
Laederacfi
BroSo
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Mrs. H. O. Young will have as her
guests tomorrow evening at her home,
29 Ogden street the ladies of the Fleur-
dells Club. Cards will be the entertain
ment during the evening and an en
joyable time Is anticipated.
There was no meeting of the mem-
referred to the street and alley committee. The engineer eubmitted plans and specifications for side walks weherever needed to fill In gaps between walks already constructed. Also for the improvement of Wegg avenue from One Hundred and Forty-eighth to One Hundred and Fiftieth street. The resolution to Improve Wegg avenue was adopted.
Last night was remonstrance night
for the improvement of Olcott, Alex
ander, Forsythe, Melville and Northcote avenues between points previously specified and none being presented the
work was ordered to go ahead. Lavene
bers of the E. M. B. Club this week onjBros.8 contract for the One Hundred
account of the holiday season and next
Monday afternoon Mrs. Guyer will en
tertain at her home in Doty street. The guests will spend an enjoyable time with embroidery work.
Fred Borman of Chicago was a busi
ness visitor in Hammond today.
Frank Daugherty of Truman avenue
has returned home from outh Broad-
man, Mich, where he has been on a few days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. DeLong and little
son have returned to their home in State Line street from Lima, O. where they were called a few weeks ago by
the death of Mrs. DeLong's mother.
and Fifty-first street sewer from Rail
road to Magoun avenue, was approved
and accepted.
Block 24. bounded by One Hundred
and Forty-fourth street, One Hundred
and Forty-fifth street, Carey and the C. I. & S. tracks, recently purchased by the Chicago Flexible Shaft Company,
was vacated, in order to close up an alley, never used, was presented. The
East Chicago Co. presented a plat of
the subdivision of blocks 13, 14, 15 and
16 In Indiana Harbor. Ae petition from
the business men of the south side In the Harbor asking that George Shuster
be appointed special policeman was re
ferred to the fire .nH nolice committee.
Miss Lucile Stebbins left v today for Alderman Schock asked for "the draft-
ner nome in woooiawn alter a day's ing of an ordinance compelling the visit with Miss Marie Hansen at" her I drivers of hore a out weisrhts on
their animals.
home in Rlmbach avenue.
(Special to Thb Times.) East Chicago, July 6. Harry Surra
of Olahoma has come to the conclusion that it does not pay to go too far for
a friend. Harry has a friend nam.-d
Charlie Stick, also of Oklahoma. Stick got into the toils on Sunday last, charged with Sabbath desecration.
Surra getting word of the fact went to
pay a friendly call on Stick. He took
with him his friend's coat and hat
which he asked permission to hand him.
Sergeant McCormick opined that he would do the handing ' himself, and
Surra left the jail Intent upon raising
?2d wherewith to extricate his friend from the dungeon vile. During his ab
sence Snergeat McCormick unfolded
the coat an dfound therein a nice cold
bottle of beer. This he placed upon his desk and when Chief Lewis came in the
first thing he spied was the beer. Chief
asked the wherefore of the beer and
was told the circumstances.
mat is ail right," responded the
executive. "When the man comes back
with the bond, arrest him for introduc
ing concealed beer into the police sta
tion.
hurra returne din due coure, turned
over the twenty-five simoleons, and was then told he was under arrest. It was
then Stick's turn to raise an equal
amount for his friend. But alas, where ever he went he got the same story. No
body had any loose change about their
persons, and the result was that Surra
languished in prison all of the glorious Fourth. He was comorted by Leo Mc-
Cormic who philosophically remarti that his confinement in Jail might be
the means of saving his life. "Why
said the sergeant," you might be hit
with a stray bullet on a day when
there is so much shooting."
When the trials came up yesterday
before Judge Wm. A. Reiland, there was enough money in the cash bond to cover the two fines and the friends went out together.
GRIFFITH. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Srhultx enter
tained cousins from Chicago over the Fourth.
Miss Mabel Vierk is entertaining her
cousin from Chicago.
Miss Lulu Ward was a Chicago visit
or the Fourth.
Mrs. A. Van Steenberg spent the
Fourth in Chicago. Miss Cora Ward, who has been visiting in Chicago for the past ten days, will return home tomorrow. Miss Gortrude Busack is entertaining her cousins from Chicago for a few days. The picnic given by the German Lutherans was a great success. A large crowd attended, and an enjoyable time was spent by all. Games, races and fa"ncy drills occupied a good portion of the time. Misses Lizzie De Heus, and the Misses Buack were Thornton visitors on the evening of the Fourth. A largo crowd of Lansing people attended the picnic at Munster.
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