Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 35, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1910 — Page 2
THE TIMES.
Friday, July 29, 1910.
Social News IN Hammond
A DAY'S ME.ME. Satordar, July 30, 1810. Breakfast. Dried Bef la Cream Griddle Cakes Coffee Dinner Broiled Steak
Baked Potatoes ' Squash
Cucumber and Pepper Salad Cream Cheese Marmalade Coffee Luncheon or Supper Creamed Mushrooms on Toast
Sliced Tomatoes
Fruit Tea Cookies
PICXIC AT PARK.
A merry party of picnickers went to
the lake front at an early hour last
evening taking: their supper with them.
A most enjoyable time was spent after the supper had been served on the lawn, those in the party were: Miss Catherine Thela, Miss Catherine Fox. Miss Josephine Jergens and Herbert G. Austgen, H. C Cook and John Honcroet. J RETT'RSi TO MIIAVAl'KKE. r Miss Florence Percy of Milwaukee who was maide of honor at the Groom(Baymgartner wedding Wednesday evening, left today for her home, having spent a week in Hammond. RA8TBBJV TRIP. Mrs. J. M. Turner and Miss Minnie Turner of Truman avenue will leave tomorrow afternoon for an eastern trip embracing Niagara Kalis. Buffalo. ' m
and other eastern cities. They will
also enjoy the Thousand Islands and see other Interesting point in Canada.
CHURCH SOCIAL A COCK. The Christian church mortal heM last
evening at the Langseth home on Cast Carroll street was a success In every
way. The attendance was good, the lawn prettily decorated with flags.
bunting and Japanese lanterns, and
the program very attractive. Pugh's
band furnished enjoyable music Re
freshments were served at small tables
on the lawn. MRS. ERJLEFEIX HOSTESS.
Sewing Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's
Hospital was very pleasantly enter
talned yesterday by Mrs. Erlewein ot
outh Hohman street. Progressive pedro was played, Mrs. Young received first prize. Mrs. J. A. Emmerling sec
ond and Mrs. Eder consolation. The
guest prises were given to Mrs. M
Krichten and Mrs. William Phillips of
Chicago. A delicious luncheon was ; served. In two weeks the club will
meet with Mrs. William Bieker, 108 Ogden street. MRS. F A. BUIX K.VTEKTAISS. Mrs. F. A. Bull had the members ot the Good Will Club at her home on East State street yesterday Mrs. Bull received the hostess prise, Mrs. Smith took s5cond, Mrs. Bull, third, while Mrs. T. Hart received the consolation prize. The luncheon was served at small tablos. Mrs. Hart will entertain the club at its next meeting at her home on Sheffield avenue. MRS. HUB EU "AT HOME."
The No Name Card Club met yester
day with Mrs. Huber and spent a very pleasant afternoon. The first prize was claimed bv Mrs. H. L. Dorten. the
second by Mrs. May Huber. and the consolation by Mrs. Ryan. Refresh
ments were served In the dining room. Miss Anna ' Rohrman of State street
win be the next hostess.
MONROE STREET CHAPEl AID. The Monroe Street Chapel Ladies'
Aid met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Olsen of Van Buren street. A good at
tendance Is reported. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.
Stuart on Conkey avenue, September 8th. CALLED AWAY BY ILLNESS. Mrs. A. S. Hunt has gone to Muncle, Ind., where she was called by the serious Illness of her father. HOUSE-PARTY IN WISCOXSIS. Dr. L. B. Watson will leave on Monday for Locksley Hall. Wisconsin, to Join Evanston friends who have a cottage there. She expects to remain a week or ten days.
HOME TO GRAND RAPIDS. Misses Lillian and Marie Diott re
turned to Grand Rapids today after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Gauthier of Truman avenue.
A. D. O. MEETING.
Miss Iva Slmcoke proved a very
pleasant hostess to the A. D. Q.'s last
evening. All members of the club were present. After an evening spent in sewing and conversation, dainty re
freshments were enjoyed. J. F. F. CLUB TONIGHT. Miss Georgia DeWeese will have the club at her home, 5 Rlmbach avenue tonight.
St. John on .Saturday. Trains will leave Chicago in the morning and at noon, gathering up parties along the various, stations. A fine time is ex
pected.
pleasant visit with George Groom and family. i- The following ladles from Griffith
spent yesterday in Hammond. , Mes- ' dames S. A. Lightfoot and daughter. (Mrs. Peter Reeder and R. Todd.
Mrs. Erick Lund visited friends and
Rob
ertsdale.
EXTRA EXTRA. EXTRA
Great Slaughtering Sale of Fresh and Smoked Meats
SHIRT WAIST DANCE A SUCCESS. TV! A XT A A flin,u o-k'An Iflilt pupn-
. tix TK . . , former neighbors yesterday at ing at the club rooms was one or the . ,
pleasant social affairs of midsummer
season. The party was very informal.! Miss Laura Scherer of St. John ahs thit music hv McKlvv and Havell of returned to her home after a short
East Chicago was excellent, and the . visit with Hammond friends.
attendance good. Frappe was served After a few days' visit in Hammond,
duirng the, evening. Announcement , Miss Catherine Weinand returned
was made that another "shirt waist her home in Glen Park.
dance" will be given August ISth at
the club rooms.
Miss Irene Baumberger, who is here from St. Louis visiting Mrs. F. C. Ryan is the guest of Chicago friends today.
Miss Eliza Ellison of 725 State Line street left today for a six weeks visit among friends and relatives at Louisville and Richmond, Kentucky. Mrs. Charles Beall of Englewood is
Miss Ina Perry of Winamac and the spenaing me aay witn ner moiner, airs. Misses Edna and Forrest Walton of Lou's L- Daugherty of Logan street. Lafayette. Ind. Late in the afternoon Miss Mabel Palmer of East Ciiicago refreshments were served. Announce- attended the H. A. A. dance here last
COLONIAL CLUB MEETING.
Mrs. Julius Iunsing was "at home" to the Colonial Club yesterday and her guests spent a very enjoyable afternoon. Besides the members of the , club, Mrs. Dunslng had as her guests
-AT THE-
T 99 STATE I STREET
SALE FOR ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY JULY 3D, 1910
MONO MEAT N
8 lbs Fresh Leaf Lard Small Fresh Pork Loins Fresh Dressed Chickens Roast Native Beef Pot Choice Cuts Native Sirloin Steak.. Choice Cuts Native Rib Roast
1.00 13ft 13ft 10ft 16ft 13ft
Choice Native Leg of Veal Native Veal Shoulder Roast Native Veal Breast (with pocket) Hams Armour Star No. 1 Oscar Mayer's No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams.... Swift's Winchester California Hams
13ft 12ic 10ft 18ft 17ft 13ft
CELEBRATING GOLDEN WEODDING,
Mr. and Mrs. David Dickson of 262 Sible y street are celebrating today their fiftieth anniversary. About fifty relatives are at the Dickson home today, where for many days active preparations have been going on to render the affair a pleasant success. Many of the out of town relatives were there to enjoy a one o'clock luncheon, while all were present at the big six o'clock dinner. The evening will be spent with
music and conversation, which of
course will recall many interesting
recollections of early Hoosier days when Mr. Dickson came to Henry coun
ty from Canada sixty years ago. He was married to Miss Elizabeth Burrls July 29, I860 near Knightatown. Ind., where they made their home until they came to Hammond in 18S3. Having lived here for twenty -seven years they are thoroughly competent to speak with authority on the evolution of Hammond from a tiny, sandy hamlet to a thriving industrial city in a comparatively short time. The relatives from Burris of Woodlawn, Mrs. L C. Arting of Wilmette and Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Hanlon of Crown Point.
Read "The Lake County Times" every Friday evening for our Saturday speoiato Prompt delivery to all parts of the olty. Strict attention given to ail telephone orders. Phone ntl A O 1170?1VTT,T, 99 State
i on vllnO. .O.Ei.j1M IS JL
Street
HERB FROM LAFAYETTE. The Misses Edna and Forrest Walton
nf T-nfAvpitte. Ind.. are guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Learning and of Miss Martha Spencer. C. I. AND S. ANNUAL PICNIC. The employes, their families and friends will picnic at Spring Hill Grove,
ment will be made later as to the next place of meeting. BOYS' CLLB TONIGHT. Lolyd Hess will have the Boys' Club at his home this evening.
THE JUNIOR LEAGt E MEETING.
A meeting of the Junior League of St. Paul's Lutheran church was held last evening at the school building. Mr. Linsemann had charge of the meeting. MARTHA SOCIETY MEETING. The Martha Society of the First Christian church met yesterday after
noon In the parlors of the new church. It was strictly a business meeting yes
terday. Plans were made to spend next Thursday afternoon in the Harrison Park, holding the regular meeting there and serving refreshments on the lawn. GUEST FROM SPOKANE, WASH. Miss Elizabeth Mettler will have as her guest over Sunday Miss DeHuss of Spokane, Wash. She is expected to arrive tonight. DR. JACKSON'S GUEST. Mrs. Emma J. Johnson of Kansas
City, Mo. and Miss Rachael C. McCann
of Chicago are guests of Dr. Mary E. Jackson and Miss Elisabeth Scott. STATE BOARD MEETING. Dr. Mary E. Jackson will leave on Sunday for Indianapolis to attend the meeting of the State Board of Odd Fellows and Rebeccas, of which she is a member. FROM ERIE, PA. Miss K. O. Rellly of South Hohman
street will have for her guest Miss Anna Burgermeyer of Erie, Pa. who will remain for a few days.
TO GO TO NIAGARA FALLS. Miss Reeder of the C. I. & S. Railway office will leave tomorrow for a trip to Niagara Falls and many eastern cities.
evening. Miss Elsie Masepohl. who has been one of a camping party near Rlverdale returned to Hammond today. Miss Bredehoft who has been visiting (Miss Mettler of South Hohman street left for her home in Danville, 111. last evening.
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John E. McGarry 175 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET
EAST CHICAGO
F. M. Beach has so far recovered from the rheumatism that he was able
to leave yesterday In a buggy, accofn-
panied by Mrs. Beach, for Merrlllville. Ind.. where they will be the guests of
Mrs. Beach's parents, for a while.
Dr. A. A. Ross received his new Flanders automobile yesterday which
he ordered from C. Stephens of Indiana
Harbor ten days ago. The machine is a fine five-passenger one and the doctor is correspondingly proud of it.
Thomas Marsden purchased another horse in Kensington this week, for
which he paid $260.
Harry Cohen and Dick Relland left for New York city yesterday. Harry
goes there to visit his brother, Abe,
and Dick will return to work after his
two weeks' vacation here.
Ed. Hunt of the Schlieker drug store
is .spending his vacation in Detroit, and
will be gone another week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gunkel of Rogers
Park were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Silverman, early in the week.
Mrs. Gunkel is a sister of Mr. Silverman.
have been started by passing trains in on
this vicinity lately. No great damage has been done, as yet. except the burning over of meadows.
one of the boards. He has cer
tainly worked hard enough. Homer is now worrying because he thinks the Gary attorneys' baseball team won't get a fair show if a Hammond man is selected as "umpire. Hen-
suggests that Homer
LANSING.
Mrs. William Lange. who is ill at the J nery Coldbottle
Presbyterian hospital, is rapidly recov- j and Silas toss up and decide it between ering. ! themselves.
Miss Anna Cleues of West Hammond stories of wonderful blackberries are
wa in town yesterday. coming in ft-om Alaska, but Tolleston.
William Ward was a Chicago visitor . Miller or Gary can show a finer line of
yesterday. peaches any time of the yaar. '. ;
Miss Grace Hughes was a Hammond u . ,d th f . Knott-
visitor this week. . . Jr,i,m.,. .
7.. and the board of public works oft his TOItLiESTQN . mind he will devote more time to -parks Mrs. W. S. Martin was a Robertsdale and politics. If he would only devote
visitor yesterday. I his time to the latter it would cover
Mrs. Frank Bormann and Florence ! the whole sphere.
Hot Weather Grocery Specials at Cut Prices for Saturday, July 30th
. Another big lot of
Choice Toilet Soap, regular 5c cakes, while they last,
per cake
2c
Best quality large lump Laundry Starch, 3 pounds 4 ft. for . . ...lUC
Extra fancy full cream Brick Cheese, pound . . . . 17c
Swift's Pride Washing Powder, the large IP 4-lbpkg... I DC
Choice California Claret Wine,
the hot weather
drink, per gallon jug
49c
Hire's Root Beer Extract, 4 10 per hot. . 2j
BIG LAUNDRY SOAP SALE.
We were fortunate in closing a deal for 20,000 Bars of Plymouth Rock Soap,
whereby we are enabled to offer this high grade Laundry Soap at about one-
half of regular value. -I ABars OQn ,per box of I Ufor. . i . ub 100 bars. .
At such an unheard of low price you should put in a supply to last a year. The longer you keep it the better it gets. Can't spoil.
2.75
Another big shipment of fancy, Head Rice (not broken), same price again, per lb
clean 4c
Extra large Ripe Watermelons, ea 25c Fresh Sweet Corn, per doz ears 10c Fancy Blue Ribbon Celery, bunch. . .5c Fancy String and Wax Beans, lb. . .7c Elberta Freestone Peaches, per bas . 15c Fancy Large Juicy Lemons, per doz 25c Extra Fine Cali. Pears, basket 19c
Our famous Cedar Valley Creamery Butter, can't be beat,
per pound. .
33c
Fresh made Peanut Butter,
leaitny ana nu
tritious, per lb. .
v A-A 12k
Royal Sugar Cookies and Honey Flake Cookies, regular 20c quality, per -j A0 pound . . . I T'
SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER. Our fancy 55c grade finest Pin Head Gunpowder Tea. per Id 55c One pound 25c can Lion Crystal Baking Powder, per can 25C
Regular value Both items, today at only.
80c -48c
Best grade Poison Fly Paper 6 sheets in enveT: 1 G Daisy Fly Killer at 12V2C each to-dav.
Mellow Chocolate Creams, regular 40c qual., Hi n today lb . . I Ij
All advertised brands
Chewing Gum,
5c pkgs todav
3c
INDIANA HARBOR.
The services at the Baptist church
next Sunday will be a departure from the usual procedure. The music will
consist in special numbers by the choir
and some interesting congregational
singing. Instead of the regular sermon the Book of Esther will be read
and interpreted. Esther Is one of the great women of the old testament and her life is one of tragedy and romance. Mrs. H. C. Rutledge and the baby re
turned early in the week from a three
weeks vacation.
Tomorrow is the day set for the an
nual picnic of the Welsh people -of the Calumet region. The affair wilt be held
at Magoun avenue and One Hundred
and Forty-first street. East Chicago.
The amusements will consist of all kinds of games, both for young people and their elders. Addresses will be
made by Charles Johns of East Chi
cago and D. X. Griffith of Whiting.
Councilman James Burns and his two sons, Malin and Bernard yesterday from Lockport, N. Y., where they attended the old home-coming week there. Mr.
Burns and the boys were gone almost
and wading in the lake will make the ! three weeks and report having had a
STANDARD CHILDREN TO LAKE. The young men and ladies of the Baptist church will chaperon a party
of about fifty children from the East ! Hammond Mission tomorrow afternoon. ! They will leave Hammond at 1:00 j
o'clock for Lake Front Park. The
children are representatives of several
nationalities, including Russian, Polish, Servian, Slavish, 'Roumanian and Hungaran. The little folks will be ticketed," and will undoubtedly enjoy the fine time being planned for their pleasure. The trollep trip, the picnic dinner, races and games in the park
were in Hammond yesterday arter-noon.
Mrs. S. Goldberg and daughter, Eva,
were in Hammond on business yester
day.
Mrs. H. Neff and daughter. Margaret, j
returned from their visit in Warsaw
yesterday. !
Mrs. H. Heoke was a Hammond shop- j
per yesterday. j
Mr: Shrider was in Robertsdale yes- -
terday.
Mrs. H. Fucket was a Hammond shop- ,
per yesterday.
Mrs. J. Anderson and daughter were
in Hammond yesterday forenoon.
Mr. Espenship of South Bend tran
sacted business in town yesterday.
C. Bormann was in Hammond on
business.
Mrs. W. Krivlts was in Hammond
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lydla Wunderlich of Chicago is
visiting with relatives for a few days.
S. Geringer of Hammond was visiting with Theodore Kosche yesterday. The. Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will have a bake sale at Bormann's store Saturday, on the corner of Second and Hart streets.
"Wanted girls" is an ::ad" that appeared in a Gary paper last evening. One nice one is enough for us. Those with less than $23,000 n?ed apply.
I Hennery Coldbottle. . '
EAST GARY. . Miss Martha Corey is visitinj? friends at St. John. Mrs. T. W. Crisman and son were Michigan City visitor Thursday. Miss Corinne Hartwell Is visiting Miss Genevieve Johnson. The Misses Mabel Crlsman, Elna Hazel green and Pearl Reich were Hobart shoppers Thursday.
GRAND UNION
GRAND CENTRAL
STATION NEW
HOTEL
YORK CUT
ROOKS $1.00
IWaaKM ta and from Ptitton FrM
8n4 2o .Lam p for N. Y. Cltj Guide bnok nd M-
HEARD BY
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affair a feast of good things to these
little people.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Catherine Kaufman and little grandson William Palmer of East Chicago spent yesterday with Mrs. Mary Hansen and family. a Julian Youche of Crown Point is a Hammond visitor today. Mrs. Walter Hammond and daughter Florence are in Chicago today. Misses Hattle Hollcraft and Lois irickey spent last evening in South Chicago visiting friends. Dr. C. J. Tinkham ef Crown Point Is in his Hammond office today. Mrs. Muehlberger and children of Williams street spent the day at Lake Front Park yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Gilson have moved to
their new home on Carroll street. Mrs. Francis Groom of Milwaukee will leave for home tomorrow, after a
grand time.
The Lady Maccabees will give an ice
cream and cake social In the new Patterson building, on Michigan avenue.
this evening.
MERRILLVILLE. The young ladies of the Turkey Creek Catholic church held a social last night at the home of John Keilman in Merrlllville. A large crowd was present and an enjoyable time had. Clarence and Leslie Walters and Raymond Viksch are visiting cousins at Harvey for a few daysMrs. Meyers of Crown Point was calling on numerous friends in town today. N. P. Banks of Hobart was in town today on business. Mrs. Will Demmon Is entertaining a bunch of her lady friends from Crown Point today. The Boyds have been Ightlng fire today in their fields. Numerous fires
Economical Buyers Take Notice. Every economical cash buyer in the lino of Groceries and Meats should
take notice and observe the prices quoted below- Although it is impos
sible to quote every item, but a glance through this page will save you many a dollar. These prices are open to comparison and if you are convinced that we can save you money give us a trial order. Our goods are strictly guaranteed as to quality and comply with the state and national pure food laws- Quality guaranteed or money cheerfully refunded. Our faciities for handling hotel and restaurant trade are unequaled. Telephone orders receive prompt attention. Specials for Saturday, July 30th
1 My supper's cold. He swore with vim And then she made It hot for him. HAZEL NUTT. We read in last night's Times that
a number or uary aemocranc politi
cians visited Hammond and did a lot of
talking. Its a relief to Gary to tem
porary loose her bunk artists for a few hours.
One touch of the lake breeze at night after a hot day makes Gary peo
ple grin. (
If this thing keeps up the Broad
way bridge over the Calumet river
promises to become almost as famous as the Chicago postofflce.
Until Gary's new White City is in operation, going swimming looks like the only real enjoyment. When the census returns come In we suggest that Mayor Knotts put Homer
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Pork loin.
Three Big Cigar Specials for Saturday!
Rubini, the famous clear
Havana cigar. None bet
ter at any price, 15c size, each. . . .
10c
Henry George, Cremo and Manuel Dominguez, JJQq
Havana Sweets, Maid and Havana Londres, 10 for -. .
Curly 25c
Pork Shoulder. Armour
Hams. . .
Pot Roast, .Chuck
Shoulder Veal Leg of Veal.
14c 131c 181c 12c 121c 15c
Best Japan Head Rice 3 Cans of Tomatoes Uncolored Japan Tea,
regular ooc seller. Kippered Hering,
Zoc seller.
Salmon, 12c seller
for.
Olives, 15c seller for Preserves, assorted, 12c seller for
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Lawrence Cox and Company H. G. MCFARLAND, Mgr. 142 SOUTH HOHMAN ST;
Herman A. Kellner 88 STATE ST. Phone 77 HAMMOND, IND.
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