Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 240, Hammond, Lake County, 30 March 1911 — Page 6

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Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

SHUCKS From the Diary of SL Lenoa Thet Sherlock? Holmes feller ain't got nuthin' on Jeb Tile. By er simple process o" deduction Jeb hex discivered thet by keepin' a bulldog an' snarlin a leedle himself thet th' grocers bill ain't near ex liable f come 'round so often. Th number o' peepul who er gittln behind "Th' Times" la Lake county's increasin' every day. The Herman E. Sasse residence and property on Main street has been sold to George Sleeht for a consideration of J4.000; the deal having been closed this week through the Rockwell and Bixenman agency. The residence and property is one of the best sites in Crown Point and is considered a barRain at the price paid for the property. Mr. Slecht will move Into the newly purchased property at once, having dis posed of his Court street residence to Vrank J. Houk a short-time ago. Upon the disposal of Mr. Sasse's real estate Interests here it Is said he will make li' future residence In Chicago.. The courts grinding away in Lake county with the added facilities for , I lie quick disposal of cases ought to be Statb or Ohio; Cttt o Toledo, I Lucia Cooistt. f Fhaxk J. Chenct makes rath that be to amlw partner of tbe firm of F. J. (imi A Co.. doing busmen In tbe City ot Toledo. County and Btate aforesaid, and that said (Inn will pay the sum ot ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor eacb and every raw ot CATARRH that cannot ba cured oy tne uae ot Hall's Catarss Cms. FRANK 3. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this (th day ot December. A. r.. l age. . , A. W. GLEASON. J seal Notary Pi sue. Hall's Catarrh Cure to taken Internally and arts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot the system. Bend tor testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY CO.; Toledo. O. j Pold bv sll Prmretats. 75c. Tike HiU's Family PUls tor constipation. m

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. Our New Office and Salesroom in the Friedman Building, corner of Forsythe and Chicago Avenues, is the most convenient location in East Chicago. Here all of the car lines meet FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC we have set apart a portion of the new office and have equipped it as a waiting room. We have installed a telephone which the pub'ic is invited to use free of charge for calls within the districtGas and Electric bills may be paid here.

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We likewise display all of the modem appliances suitable to consumers of Gas and Electricity. Gas Ranges, Gas Water Heaters, Electric weld Water Heaters and Power appliances. j - - There are also many kinds of Gas and Electric lamps shown. There is at least ONE suitable to every possible demand for light. . Come in. Don't fee! that you are expected to BUY something. Ask questions. If you have a complaint, make it here, v Remember that the office is for YOUR convenience as well as for ours.

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a big Incentive to the lessening of crime. All criminal acta should now be disposed of and adjudicated at the earliest process of law, while the crime is still fresh in the minds of the people and the witnesses to the act can be procured without additional expense to the county and the danger of their taking "French leave" to parts unknown. With the taxpayers foot ing the great court bills it is now up to the engineers of the court machinery to turn out the best and most ef ficient results, and by their diligence reduce crime to a minimum in Lake county. The people demand it. The members of the Knights of Pythias lodge will be hosts to their wives and lady friends at Castle hall this evening, and an enjoyable time is promised those who have the privilege of attending. The mode of entertainment has not been made known by the committee on arrangements, but previous social functions given by the K. of r. lodge assure those attending tonight an entertainment extraordinary. With the added assurance that the Gary and Southern traction line Is now almost a certainty for Crown Point, V 1 , X , . . . pected that real estate prices will be' raised a trifle to meet the additional demand expected to be made for Crown Point real estate by those wishing the most' desirable home sites in Lake county's ideal residence- place. Great care should be taken, however, not to raise the prices of property to an almost prohibitive figure, as is done in some places where an increased demand for property is prevalent. The one safe, sure and sane way to produce a healthy and active marktt for real estate is to keep the prices within the bounds of reasonand in keeping with the locality and conveniences offered by the site in question. With good street car service Crown Point can be made the residence plac of Lake county and it is up to its citizens to advertise the place In this light to prospective home buyers. John Murphy, former deputy county ii ..

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surveyor, has moved to Hammond to make his future residence, transporting "his family and household effects yesterday. Oown Foint cltiaens view Mr. Murphy's change of residence with regret.

Frank Kettig and family have moved into the'Kopelke residence on Ridge street. ' Mr. C. Englert is slowly recovering from a severe illness at his home on East street. Mr. Rledel of Chicago Is in Crown Point this week engaged in tuning pianos. G. Bartholomae la transacting business in Chicago this weekMiss Mayme Maillett transacted business in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Thomas Grant were visitors In Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cleveland are visiting friends in Hammond today. Mrs. Eunice Youche was a Chicago visitor yesterday. The cottage being built by Fred Ro senthal on Goldsborough. street is nearing completion. BLACK OAK. Chas. Strauch and Mrs. Henry Euler spent Wednesday at Hammond uuaiues licit) ti runcBuoj. - . a. J w. ...... r. . . Mr. and Mrs. J.' T. Reiland Wednesday at Hammond. Mr. Gumbinner of Chicago spent spent Tuesday here. Mrs. Kopleln and daughter. Miss Thone, returned to their , , . . . home at Brunswick Wednesday Dr. Harry Hayward of spent Tuesday here hunting. Hammond ST. JOHN. Thomas F. Nolan, signal repairman of the C, I. & S. railroad, went , to Ix)stant, 111., today to look after important work there. Mrs. Thomas Connors spent Wednesday with relatives in Chicago. Frank Segers of Bemis transacted business here today. , Mrs. A. Klrchoff Is the guest of rela- - ttves Jn Chicago today. Bert Doctor made a business trip to Dyer this morning. Mrs. William Koehle spent Wednes day with relatives in Hammond. Frank Klassen and John Miller, Jr.. transacted business In Crown Point today. rae

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Etheridge moved yesterday from their home on Oliver street to their home on New York avenue. Mrs. Henry Fine Id of Oliver street has returned home from a fw days visit with her cousin, Mrs. Olden, and family at Culver, Ind. The Indies' Aid society of the M. E. church will hold a spring sale of skirts, aprons, etc., on next Wednesday afternoon and evening in the hurch parlors. Pie and coffee. Ice cream and cake and home-made candles will also be for sale. Aubrey Sceerey of 428 Fred street, who recently moved here with his parents from Cheltenham, 111.,' has entered the sophomore class of the Whiting high school. Mrs. Mamie Stowell of Laporte avenue has returned to Whiting from a visit with relatives In Valparaiso, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lee of Ohio avenue have been giving a series of receptions in honor of their daughter. Clara, whose wedding to George N. Humphreys, took place on last Thursday afternoon. The reception on Mon day night was for the older relaw . a few intimate friends. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee. the bride's parents; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Humphreys, the brother and wife of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Starr Stowell and children, the ' latter being the bride's sister; Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Tilton and daughter, Ruth, aunt and uncle of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allison. Tuesday night was reserved ffor the younger relatives and friends of the couple, those in attendance being Arthur Humphreys, brother of the groom; Claude Humphreys, nephew Of the groom; Miss Florence Lee, the bride's sister, and Miss Lela Leonard of Chicago, the bride's cousin. The friends present were Rev. Manfred C. Wright, Misses Grace Fiaugher ai, Jessie Hein of Whiting and Miss Gertrude Van Giesen of East Chicago and Miss Mary Stein of Robertsdale and Harry Huggins of Whiting. On both occasions a fourse-course dinner was served at 6 p. m. and the evenings were J spent in social conversation and vari ous diversions. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. M. M. Shepherd took up his work as

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lng schools yesterday. ' Lotus D. Brennan, whose position Mr. Shepherd is taking, also entered upon his new duties) as manual training director in the East Chicago schools yesterday morning. For the "present Mr. and Mrs. Brennan -will continue to reside in Whiting. Several of the high school students aw "The Merchant of Venice" at the ILyrie theater. Chicago, on Tuesday evening. - Mrs. Albert oefnnsrer and dausrhter. Miss Gladys, were in Chicago on Tuesday. , Coming home from the Noeller funeral at Hammond yesterday Undertaker C. A. Hellwig had one of his best horses quite badly injured. The carriage was being driven by Charles Hannephin, and it was on Calumet avenue, near the M. C. tracks, that the horse met with the accident. The gas company has recenUy put in pipes under the paving, arm It had never been filled in. As the paving was evidently giving inch by inch the heavy team was too much for it, anl the paving gave way, the horse ' going right through with it. The occupants of the carriage helped' the driver raise the injured horse and it was with great difficulty that they managed to get him home. Herman-and William Vater and Otto C. " Bauer ' have" "returned from their trip to Florida, and ail report a fine time. Mr.- and Mrs. Arthur Carey moved from Laporte avenue to the Etheridge house, on Oliver street, yesterday. Spring opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Miss Freel's, 3016 92nd street. South Chicago, ROBERTSDALE. Harry Golding,.who Is suffering with blood pols'onfng in his knee at his home in Harrison avenue, was reported slightly better yesterday. Mrs. Nicholas - Simon entertained a number of relatives and friends at her home In Pearl street (Tuesday in honor of her birthday anniversary. A very pleasant- afternoon was spent by the guests until 4 o'clock when a dainty luncheon was served; Miss Carrie Buehler of Indiana boule vard spent Tuesday in East Side the guest ofrMiss Ida Homan. Professor Mathie of South Chicago was a Robertsdaje business visitor yesterday. Mrs.. Roan of East Side visited her daughter,, Mrs. Roy Emerson of Roberts avenue, Tuesday., ' Mesdames F. Hoffman and E. Simon attended the Daughters of Rebekah in Hammond Tuesday evening. Dick Smith .of Indiana boulevard transacted business in South Chicago last evening. - Mrs. Charles Dust of East Side was the guest "of .her sister, Mrs. Louis Klemm of Indiana boulevard, yesterday. 'Mrs.-George MacMillian of Roberts avenue was. a Chicago shopper Tuesday. Miss Harriet Tlmm entertained the members of the Sunshine Circle Wednesday evening at her home in Indiana boulevard. Ater the regular business for the evening was disposed of a social hour was enjoyed and dainty refreshments were served. Miss Amy Roberts of Roberts ave nue was the guest of out-of-town friends Tuesday. A cement, walk will be laid from, the Roby bridge to 106th street as soon as the weather permits. Mrs. John Splscak of Reese avenue wa? a Hammond visitor yesterday. Mrs. Elliott Aman of Roberts ave nue visited her sister, Mrs. Edmunds of South Chicago, yesterday. Spring opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Miss Freel's, 3(Tl6 92nd street. South Chicago. , HEGEW1SCH. Frank Crane, Jr., beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane, passed away last Friday morning at f a. m. at his home on Buffalo avenue. He was torn in Hegewlsch, Aug. 3. 1892. He graduated from the Henry Clay school in Knocked Daylights Out of Rheumatism New Rheumatism Remedy Is Anti dote For Uric Acid. " By tnunaer. l got a wnoie case a dozen bottles of the 'Fuss Rheumatism Cure, determined to get m'red of my 8-year case of bull-dog Inflammatory rheumatism. I didn't need the dosen, you bet you three bottles knocked the daylights right ut of it and cured me completely. The other nine bottles I gave to rheumatic . friends, and they are hopping around Brett v lively now, same as 1 am. 'Fuss' t Is a wonder." i This is but one of hundreds of simi lar reports on this amazing remedy, ' the only known antidote to uric acid. I Furthermore, It Is as safe as food, con- : tatnlng no chloral, opium, morphine. 1 cocaine, alcohol, ether, chloroform, or iother stimulant or narcotic; not a drop. 1 "Fuss" gives Immediate relief, and . destroys uric acid in the blood which .pauses rheumatism, gout, lumbago and kidnev trouble. Don't hesitate but get "Fuss" and ttoo the agony right off and get cured Fuss" Rheumatism Cure sold at $1.00 a bottle In Hammond by Otto Negele and A. E. Kepert. nd by ail leading druggists, or will be sent prepaid on receipt of ?1J0. or 6 bottles for- Sr.. 00. by the f uss uemedv i;o.. tint. -u.cu.

June. 1905. He then attended the R. 1 T. Crane Technical high school In Chicago for" four years, graduating In 1909; he then went to Ann Arbor. Mich., entering the preparatory school, where he graduated with honors In June. 110, and received ""his sntnie to the -state university, where he expected to take up literature, science, art and law. While at Ann Arbor he was a member of the debating club and was considered one of their , best speaker. He came home June 25 his health being

poor he was not able to return; he remained at home during the summer and In the fall, accompanied by his father, spent several months in Thomasville, Oa., and in the south; hl health not seeming to improve they returned home about Christmas time. He was confined to his bed slnoe the first of the year, and suffered very much, never complaining. He leaves to mourn him his father and moth er, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane, and one sister, Mrs. Claud Collins, and many friends, for he was loved by all who knew him. Funeral services were held at St. Columba's church at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning, where requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev. Father Hilary Doswald. Interment was at Mt. Olivet. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wise of Harvey, formerly of this city, called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane last Sunday. Mrs. A. A. Kuss, Mrs. Edward Jacobson, Mrs. J. Hohwy and Mrs. Roy Nell is attended the school of instruction held In Chicago Wednesday. Mrs. V. E. Fisher entertained friends at her home on Ontario avenue yes terday afternoon. The Misses Nellie and Mayme Fogeli of Woodlawn, formerly of Hegewlsch and Mrs. Charlie. Fogeli attended the funeral of Frank Crane here Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watts visited Mr. and Mrs. Neubrlght of Hammond last Sunday afternoon. l he Spworth Le.ague of the M. E. church which was to be entertained by Mrs. James Box at her home next Saturday evening in the foTm of an April fool social will be postponed one week later, and will take place Aprl stn. - ron't forget the time and the place. Mrs. A. C. McDonnell of Woodlawn called on friends here Tuesday. Mr. Lindberg is reported very ill his home on Commercial avenue. Miss Anna Hunter called on friend here Tuesday and Wednesday. r. wniiam uiarit or Harvev wa here for the funeral of Frank Crane Tuesday morning. Members of Pyramid chapter' of the Order of Eastern Stars do not forget the' special meeting for practice nex Friday evening. - Mrs. McRill entertained relatives from out of town at her home on Ontario avenue Tuesday evening. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to extend our thanks to on many friends for their kindness dur ing Frank's illness, and for their sym pathy and many floral offerings. MR. AND MRS. FRANK CRANE. LOWELL. ' 'Mrs. Charles Bailey and Mrs. Mahlon I Hathaway were Chicago visitors yes-1 terday. Miss Mae Bailey, who is a student at Northwestern university, re turned home with them for a few days' visit. Mrs. Chas. Steward is confined to her home suffering with a sudden and severe case of nervous prostration. Ed. Sanders and son, Chester, were in Chicago yesterday. Henry Baughman and wife returned from a Chicago visit yesterday evening. Mrs. Jennie Farley, teacher in the State Normal school at BeKalb, 111., who visited at the home of her brother, Arthur Farley, has returned home. Perk Turner, who has been a se vere sufferer of kidney and heart trouble for several months, is extremely low, and it Is thought that his end is very near. P. M. McNay transacted business in Chicago today. The Lowell A. A. and the Hebron A. A. basketball teams played a game at Lowell Opera House last night. which was a victory for the home team, the score being 32 to 12 in Low ell's favor. After a half mlnur.e's play Sohurte shot a basket, two more fol lowed by Brownell and Mlnninger. The Brown brothers stared for Hebron. HIGHLANDS. Mrs. W. Johnston and son, Wilton, are visiting relatives in Hammond. Mr. Nelson was a Hammond visitor yesterday. y Mrs. Ie Voung is a Hammond shop per yesterday. Mr. De Young was an out-of-town visitor Monday. Miss Houk of Crown Point gave her weekly music lessons yesterday. J. T. Kraus was on business in Hammond yesterday. Miss K. Kikkert of Munster was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Daugherty Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Adams were Hammond visitors yesterday. Mrs. A. Erlks was a Hammond shopper yesterday. Dr. Potts of Lansing made a call here yesterday. STIF.GLITZ PARK. J. Sullivan was an Indiana Harbor visitor last evening. . 'Mis! Lizzie Callahan went to Whiting on business yesterday. Miss Florence McAdams was a Whiting yesterday. f Miss V. Meyers was an East Chica go visitor Tuesday evening. Mr. Moor of Chicago transacted busl noss here yesterday. Mrs. B. Feleman shopped in Hammond Tuesday. . Paul Gilsman made a business trip to Chicago yesterday. Miss Esther James was a- Whiting -sjjsitor yesterday afternoon. HOBART , Chauncey Small returned today from a .week's vacation, spent at his home In Verona, 111. Mrs. Schillo of Chicago, who was taken suddenly ill while visiting here last week at the home of Mrs. Mellon, was taken to St. Margaret's hospital at i Hammond vesterdav by Dr. Faulkner, 1 , i!abe, Mou i.e. si: Der visor of art t- , -

VouUill Do Proud cf ths eppssrxns cfyocrstst IF YOU USE B!ac!i C-3Q Gtovo Pclicti It makes old stoves look like now and lasts four times as lone as any other shine. Don't imagine all brands of stove polish are alike. Black Silk is different. It's so much better than other stove polishes that there is absolutely no comparison. It's in a class all by itself. It makes a brilliant, glossy shine that anneals to the iron don't rub or dust off. Civ it a trial. Try if on your parlor 'stove your cook stove or your pas range. If you do not find it the nest stove polish you ever used, your dealer is authorized to refund your money. Here is wkt tome of the ladies writ, as: , "I like Black Silk Stove Polish better than any I have ever used. People say, 'where did you get your new stove,' ana l teu tnem it a Black Silk Stove Polish that makes it look , like new." "I will not use any other kind when ' I can get Black Silk Stove Polish. It . makes stoves look nicer and stay nice longer than any other polish." "Black Silk Stove Polish Is by far the best I ever used. I bave tried ' many different kinds but find none as good." "I like Black Silk Stove Polish better than any I ever used. Several . fartis in this neighborhood are anions to get some of your polish since ' - they saw my stove alter using it." Ask your hardware and stove dealer for Black Silk Stove Polish' and refuse a counterfeit brand. Costs yea no more than the ordinary kind so why not have the best ? (USE 13 LIQUID CI PASTE ONE QUALITY El:: Silk Stcvs Polish Vcrks STCTLIKQ. ILLIKOIJ Ask your hardware dealer also for Black Silk Air Drying Enamel for use on grates, feeders, registers, stove pipes, etc. Prevents rusting. and musii in the Hobart township schools, has resigned her position owing to poor health. Her place will be filled by Miss Baker of Chicago. - Miss. Baker was here yesterday to ivsit the schools, but will not assume her position until Monday. . r - Mrs. Tabbert transacted business In Chicago yesterday. TheModern Priscilla club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Relsslg on Third street. ' Miss Glade Shumaker visited friends in Chicago yesterday. - John Fleck started 'work at Gary yesterday. Mesdames Paul Ellis and H. Haistea'd transacted business in Chicago yesterday. . ' Members of the M. E. church are busy; practicing a play which they teoon will have ready to present to the public. ( - Mrs. Chas. Seydel, who is well known here, is very ill at her home at East Gary, she having been confined to her' bed for the past month. Work has begun in full force on the" Nickel Plate bridge, which is bein constructed across Deep river. , MTTNSTER. Herman DeMik and family mourn the death of their twin son, Arthur, aged 14 months'. The child was sick only a few days and died suddenly Tuesay morning. The town. boar met last evening. . It is rumored that Miss Mamie Kuhlman, a former resident, but now of Hammond, is soon to be married. GRIFFITH. J. C. Clewes of Chicago was a bust-! ness visitor here today. '- . . R. M. Brown of Joliet was a pleasant caller here today. The school board held their regular monthly meeting last evening. Members of the M. E. church held prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. John Dutton last evening. Mrs. Dr. Wilkinson and Mrs. George Reed of Chicago are visiting at the hoirfe of H. C. Dutton and other relatives here for a few days. Mrs. Noah Hand has returned from an extended visit at Laketon and vicinity.

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