Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1910 — Page 6
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5; , i Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1910.
Crown Point Hews Happenings of a Day In Lake Count js lively Capital
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From the Diary of Si. Lenc
Sin, z er rule, don't hanker 'round th crossroads fence palaverln' with th farmer thet's bent on plawin' up his forty 'fore nightfall. "S funny, but them dimpled darlln's never live t be much more'n three er four years old after they're twenty er so. Town Board Meets. The town board met for their October meetlnar last evening with all the mem
bers present, and transacted their regular business of hearing remonstrances, paying bills and adjusting
matters connected with the construction of paving and sidewalks. Resi
dents of Indiana avenue were present to ask the town to build walks on':that
street on, corner of park and mat thoroughfare. The matter was laid over for consideration. The usual, number of bills were presented and paid by the board before adjournment.
Oct. 1 and 2 has May 1 and 3 outclassed as "moving days" in Crown Point, and at least fifteen families changed their residence during the last .four days, taxing the teamsters and draymen to the limit to move the household effects. Desirable houses for rent In Crown Point are scarce and the annual moving Is done mostly by people trying to find the best living quarters. The doctors report a great deal of
sickness In the shape of colds and rheumatism in this vicinity at present, due to the changeable weather. Luckily none of It is of a serious nature.
The Woman's Library Guild held their regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the public library assembly room. The ladles have already begun plana and preparations for the annual bazar, held some time before Christmas, and It is their Intention to go all previous efforts one better at this year's basar. The marriage banns of Miss Lizzie Schafer to Mr. Maschlno of Hammond were published Sunday at St. Marf-'s Catholic church. Miss Gwendoline Parry Is recovering from quite a severe Illness at her home on East street. The farmers report nearly all the crops out of danger of frost should It come unawares, and also say that this year's yield of corn Is way above the average. .. All the candidates are on the Jump after votes, and will be from now on until the ballots are . counted In No
vember. Ed Fauser and family and Mrs. Pahl, living in the Kllborn house on West street, have moved Into the Barman property on West Jollet street. Albert Young and daughters will occupy the Kllborn house. Frank B. Krlmblll and F. E. Farley
saw the flying machines and drivers at Hawthorne race track on Sunday and
report it a great spectacle.
Contractor Parry was awarded the contract for building the driveway and
Curb at the county Jail property, at
the commissioners' meeting yesterday.
Miss Weaver, pianist and singer at the Lyric theater, Is visiting relatives
at South Bend for a few days.
BOBERTSDALE. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jewett of Pearl street attended the funeral of their cousin in Chicago Sunday. Alderman Eggers spent the day In East Side visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Bahn of East Side were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Herman Theissen of Indiana boulevard, Sunday. Mrs. Chris Wonnecott of Harrison avenue was a South Chicago visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. James Landon and daughter, Nona, and Mrs. James Landon, Sr.. spent Sunday in Blue Island,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cool. , Frank Seliger of East Side visited
his sister, Mrs. H. F. Eggers of Roberts avenue yesterday. Mrs. Aman of Avilla, Ind., spent the week-end with her son, Elliott Aman, and family of Roberts avenue. Mrs. F. Buehler of . Roberts avenu was a South Chicago shopper yester day. Mrs. F. Buehler of Roberts " avenue was a South Chicago shopper yesterday. Miss Clara Schaaf of Indiana boule
vard was the guest of friends In Chi cago Sunday.
Mrs. T. W. Kohr of Indiana boulevard received the sad news Saturday
of the death of a sister In Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Cowan entertained the latter's sister from Chicago at their home in Indiana boulevard over Sun
day.
Mrs. John Farley of Harrison ave
nue left the latter part of the week for Detroit, Mich., where she will Join her
I husband, who has been employed there
ior several weens.
Miss Minnie Wesche of Chicago was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edward
Hennessy of Roberts avenue Sunday.
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Wm. Kash of Indiana boulevard at
tended the play at the Calumet the
ater last evening. Miss Helen : MacLean of Roberta ave
nue visited her brother and family In
East Chicago yesterday.
Mlag M, Newham of Hammond was
the guest of Mrs. August Dreesen of
Roberts avenue last evening.
Arthur . Stross of One Hundred and
Sixteenth street left yeterday for Indi
anapolls, where he will attend the
grand lodge of the K. of P.. as a repre
sentative of the, Whiting lodge, No. ,348
Mrs. Agnes Roberts of Roberts ave
nue was the guest of out-of-town
friends yesterday. v
We used Hoover's Cold Tablets in our family this winter with very satisfactory results. In my opinion they are superior to any similar preparations' on the market. T. S. Jones, Monroeville, Ind. For Sale at KOLB'S DRUG STORE Citizen National Bank Bldg., Hammond, Indiana.
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The Parents club of the Henry Clay school held their first meeting of the
year in room seven of the school build
ing last Friday afternoon. The meet
ing was well attended by mothers o
the pupils, also friends who are Inter
ested In the school. The ladies were
entertained by some of the children
reading and reciting some of thei poems, also by the children of the en tire school who went through thei
Are practice. The children left the
building in one minute and ten sec
onds when the fire alarm was given,
Another feature of the afternoon's pro
gram was the moving pictures, which
were conducted by Principal Moyni-
han. Immediately after the program
short business meeting took place
at which new officers for the ensuing
year were elected. They are as follows:
President Mrs. F. E. Wickham. On
tario avenue.
Vice President Mrs. John Patter
son, caronaaiette avenue.
Secretary Mrs. Anna Peterson, Buf
falo avenue.
Treasurer Mrs. Rotchey, Chemical
Park. '
The next meeting will be held the
last of this month. All who are Interested are Invited to come.
Skating season opens at East Chica
go Rink Saturday, Oct. 15. ; 4-5t
Frank Slok of Woodlawn and Miss
Mae Del Marter attended the theater
in Chicago last Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Doe and son and
daughter spent Sunday with relatives
n Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Price of Engle-
wood spent Sunday with Mrs. T. J.
Cullman of Burnham.
E. Erickson and Miss Monta Brennan
witnessed "The Follies of 1910" In Chi
cago last Sunday evening.
Miss Esther Berg and sisters, Tillie
Edith and Florence Berg of Grand
Crossing spent Sunday afternoon here
with their brother, Joseph Berg, and family of Ontario avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nellis and little
daughter spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. J. Patton.
T. J. Cullman spent Saturday and
Sunday in Hobart on business, returning home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wickham and
Mrs. J. Patterson called on Mrs. A. C. McDonnell of Woodlawn Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt of Park
Manor spent Sunday afternoon and
evening with Miss Lillian Doe.
The Pyramied Chapter of the East
ern Stars -held their regular meeting
at Crane's hall last Monday evening.
Mrs. M. Lynch entertained a few
mothers and little tots at her home on Ontario avenue last Saturday afternoon In honor of her little daughter's
4th birthday. The children, also the
mothers, enjoyed a very delightful afternoon. A very dainty luncheon was
served and Miss Winona received a
number of pretty birthday presents.
Those present were Mrs. Joseph Berg and daughters, Charlotte and Laura;
Mrs. Ray Stevenson and daughter.
Mary; Mrs. Dorcy Collins and daughter, Crystal; Mrs. John Patterson and daughter, Mildred; Mrs. F. E. Wick
ham and son, Frankie; Miss Evelyn Yallowlta, and Miss . Eleanor Martin-
dale. . . -
Jack Davidson of Roseland spent
Sunday afternoon with H. B. Reed and
family of Carondalette avenue.
Miss Albena Doe was the guest of
I WHITING AND ENVIRONS
Attorney Willard B. "Van Home and Mrs. Harriett Wlnslow of Indiana Harbor visited relatives here Sunday. Skating season opens at East Chicago Rink Saturday, Oct. 15. 4-5t Misses Marie Krebs and Anna Doll of East Side were Whiting visitors yesterday. William Waldorf of Detroit, Mich., is here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldorf of Schrage avenue. . Mr. and Mrs. Earl.Murton of Indiana
Harbor were in Whiting on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Pizer of the Recht flats spent Sunday with relaves in Chicago. - Miss Lillian Doyle of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
l William Walker on New York avenue.
pr. F. M. Rogers, who Is a chemist at the Standard Oil company, has gone to Virginia, where he will be married,
tomorrow to Miss Anna Scales, at her
home, Thornfield, Cascade, Va. Dr. Rogers and his bride will return to Whiting about Oct. 15, and will make their home with Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Daegllng for the winter.
Dr. Vincent of Valparaiso was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Nichols of
John street.
Miss Mamie Bollinger of Ohio avenue resumed her duties as stenographer at
the Western Glucose company yesterday after a two weeks vacation, a large portion of which she spent with Miss Irene Carringer at Martinsville, 111. Mrs. Emma Pickering and daughter, Lillian, of Ohio avenue left yesterday for Fort 'Wayne to spend a week with relatives. Harry Payne and daughter have returned to their home in Fort Wayne
after spending a few days visiting his mother here, and his brother, Wm. Payne of Robertsdale. Miss Gaynelle Eaton acted as hostess to the IC. N. S. K. club at her home in Fred street last ' evening. The attendance was not as large as usual, owing to several of the members havinv gone away to college, but still there were a goodly number present The young ladles spent the early part of the evening in sewing, after which
games were played,' music enjoyed and stories told. At 9:30 Miss Eaton served bounteous refreshments. The next meeting of the club will be held In two weeks. ' Joseph Peceny ana Miss .Blanche Butcher of Robertsdale saw "The Chocolate Soldier" At the Garrlck theater, in Chicago, on Sunday evening. Mrs. Chas. Cunningham and sister, Miss Lillian Callahan of Pennsylvania
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Marcus A. Rose arrived here yesterday from ' New, Orleans and he and Miss Bernlece Allen '-went to Crown Point yesterday to secure their marriage license, their wedding taking place at the home of the bride on
Ohio avenue tomorrow evening at 8:S0 p. nx. , s The annual list of magazines for the public library for 1911 has been decided upon. The list for next year has been added to considerable, there being fifty magazines ; subscribed for next year. Several of these are duplicated for circulation purposes. Mr, and Mrs. Sam Campbell of- Penn
sylvania avenue spent Sunday visiting I ralso university spent Sunday with her j Lowell Sunday evening to visit at th
their son at Jollet, 111. I parents. - j home of Warren Dickinson.
Mrs. John Turner of John street is I The Boyd brothers and Iddings," old- j Thomas Dickinson has sold his farm at the Presbyterian hospital, In Chi- I time republicans and standpatters, are near the east boundary line of Lowell
cago, where she will undergo an opera- I coming around with Taft and are, ready ' to Hugh Clark, the marble , man.
tion for gall stones. I to carry a torch in any kind of a' re- Thos.. Powell has sold his residence The many Whiting f rends of Mr. and 1 publican parade. ... .property to Mrs. Conrad Ebert. He
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Mrs: Chalmers Smith of Hammond will
be pleased to learn that they are the parents of a little son". Mrs. Smith was formerly . Miss Bstella Dlngman of Whiting. - Mrs. Lottie Brumbeck, who was here visiting her sister, Mrs. Levi Flnley, has .returned to her home In Angola, Ind.
contemplates going to Idaho In the
HESS VILLI!. near future, where his daughter and
Mrs. Lyons of Mattoon. 111., return-"" "usrana 1Ive-
ed home yesterday after spending a A "l i.iiem., ar v worn: in week's visit here with Mr, and Mrs. tMs locality setting poles and stretchR. Colliers I s w,re or the new Postal Ttelegraph
Mr .nri Mr.. W TlMolnw entertained company, wnicn is Deing DUUl irom
relatives of Chicago over Sunday.
Mis Tallin Hess of Hammond was
Mike Janos had John Kolllen arrest- the anest of relatives here Friday and
ed for provocation. The latter was
Hammond to Monon.
Miss Marie McKenna of East Chicago j avenue have gone for a trip to New
sunaay arternoon. York ana otner eastern points. Arthur Polen of cnicago, formerly I Miss Gaynelle Eaton and Bruce Niehof Burnham, spent Sunday here with : ols saw "Jumping Jupiter" at the Cort
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some of his old friends. F. A. Malmstone of Valparaiso spent Friday evening and Saturday here with V. A. Beckman and family of Superior avenue, returning home Sunday morning. ; V. W. O'Roark was in Hammond on very important business last Saturday afternoon. A good crowd attended the dance given by the U. B. T. club at the Hegewisch Opera House last Saturday evening and a good time reported.
Mrs. E. N. Hurd of Howard avenue spent Saturday and Sunday with friends In Englewood. Miss Ethel Klersey spent Saturday afternoon and evening with friends In Chicago. j Mrs. V. E. Rofinot entertained Mr. and Mrs. Rofinot of Chicago last Saturday.
Mrs. J. Hohwy and daughter, Ella, spent Saturday afternoon and evening with E. H. Miles and Mrs. Eugene Miles at their home in Englewood. A good crowd attended the Epworth League social at the home of Miss Lena Reed last Saturday evening and a good time was reported by those who attended. C. Neel spent Sunday with his brother, W. C. Neel, and family at Burnham. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Beckman called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Malmstone of Roseland Sunday afternoon, who are the proud parents of a young son.
theater. In Chicago, on Sunday even
Ing. The children of the fifth grade gave a party on Miss Laura Lavey In the public school yesterday.
fined $14 by Judge Jones. Janos conducts a grocery and market on East One. Hundred and Nineteenth street. Kolllen went into the butcher shop, and there being a number of customers ahead of him, became abusive to Janos when he refused-to ;wait upon him before his turn came.
The Christian church orchestra have resumed their rehearsals after the summer vacation. This is an organization the church can Justly be proud of. Its purpose is to furnish music for the
various social functions of the church,
The orchestra was organized last
March, and since that time the mem
beta have worked hard to make It a success, and a great deal of credit Is due Prof, H. N. .Nichols, the director. If you want to enjoy a real musical
treat and at the same time have an opportunity to get a lot of good things to eat attend the big dinner given by
the ladies of the church next Friday
evening. ijoncerc rrom 0 to 7 p. m. The members of the orchestra are: Director H. S. Nichols. Manager Dr. . E. L Dewey.
Cornet and violins Roy Ingraham, Myrtle Ingraham, Jessie X)ees, Fred
Peceny, Robert Masterson. Flute Alvin Meldahl. s Clarinet James Spanier. Trombone Alex Nydand. Piano Carl Hopkins.
Drum and bells Howard Williams. The members of the Methodist church
all rejoiced when they learned that
their pastor, Rev. M. C. Wright, had
been returned to Whiting for another year. Rev. Wright returned to Whit
ing Monday, but left again for Alton
111., to be best man at the wedding of
Rev. F. F. Lewis.
Misses Alice Otto Margie Grlebel
of Chicago spent Sunday here.
Miss Helen Rhoda of Porter at
tended the harvest dance and spent Sunday here with friends.
Miss Julia Burchardt went to Porter
Sunday to spend a week's visit with
Miss Helen Rhoda.
LOWELL. C. Hayden visited with his son, Wal
ter, and family in Gary Saturday and Sundaj.
Mrs. John Fehlman of Water Valley
and her daughter. Mrs. A. V. Wickl nj,
and husband of Crown Point visited at
the home of Fred Tanner Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. McCoy and son have re
turned from a ' visit with Hammond
relatives. . )
Walter Hanson, while " ditching.
sprained his hand badly, which will
prevent him from working for several day. i
At last the corn in this vicinity is.
out of danger of the frost, and the
crops, especially on the marsh, is tre
mendous. The farmers have had a...
hard time getting men to-assist in the harvest fields this -yeari AH the -town laborers are working on the buildings
going up in town, which has caused a
scarcity. '
Mrs. Ralph Bacon departed Sunday
evening for Berlin, O., to visit rela
tives for a week or two.
Fred Wood and his lady friends of
Chicago were guests at the home of his brother, Alva, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Brown of Iowa and Mrs. Ed.
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Statement by August Brandt, a hardworking German: , I rajsed on 31 acres of land in Clark county, during 1809, SI, 058. 50 warth of crops, as follows: On 8 acres, 500 bu..ats at 50c ,$250.00 On 1 acres, 90 bu. barley, at 65c 58.50 On 20 acres, 60 tons hay, at $12.. 600.00 On 1 acres, 300 bu potatoes, at 50c 150.00 This Is not an exceptional year, but about what I raise every year. This is a fine country, and a very good place for a man to come who has not got much to start with. Tou can buy fine land here cheap.
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"OVER. Quite a number from here went to Hanover Center Monday to attend the funeral of the late Rev. M. Zumbuelte.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben'McColly of Chicago Heights were Dyer visitors Saturday. Mls3 Martha Scheldt of Jollet is visiting with relatives out here for a few days at present. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kaiser, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Greiving spent Sunday afternoon with relatives at Scherervllle. Mrs. Peter Klein visited with relatives at Cedar Lake over Sunday. Henry Soelker and Joseph M. Thiel and sons of St. John stopped oft here
a short time Saturday on their way home from Rlchton. Mrs. John Ahem of Englewood visited with relatives here Sunday. Miss Mabel Scheldt of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. M. Scheldt, out here. Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Keul of Chicago were the guests of their daughter.
Mrs. Theodore Kammer,' and family over Sunday. August Miller of Crown Point spent Sunday with relatives out here. C. Eck and Eugene Gelger of Hammond were Dyer visitors Sunday. M. R. Cox of Chicago Heights transacted business here Saturday. Day4d Werner of Chicago was a business visitor here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Dubois of Crown Point were guests at the home of Henry Greiving and family Sunday. John P. Sehaefer of St. John was a business visitor here Saturday. Joseph Schutz made a visit to Chicago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolf and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lavene of Hammond were the guests of Wm. N. Gettler and family Sunday. Mrs. Bohrman of Hammond visited with Frank L. Keilman and family Sunday. Miss Lena Kimmet of Lowell was the guest of relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Madaus of Lafayette spent Sunday at the home of Wm. Madaus of this place.
Merrillville, spent a few days visiting
friends here. Mr. Shedd Is engaged in
newspaper work at Minneapolis.
A large number of our Catholic peo
ple are at Hanover Center today In at
tendance at the funeral of Preast, who
died lact week.
William Lohman of the Ridge road
Is in town today.
More wheat has been sowi In Ross
township this fall than has been sown
for many years.
Howard Flennigan and wife of Ham
mond are visiting friends In town.
Miss Bertha Burge of the Valpa-
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