Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 252, Hammond, Lake County, 13 April 1911 — Page 6

6 Thursday, April 13, 1911.

THE TIMES.

Crown FornH EJews

Happenings of a Day In Lake SHUCKS Prom the Diary of St. Lenct Heern tell ernother legislature's tryIn' t hev Uncle Sam spend $25,000 er oot eachin' mothers how to raise their kids. Men thet can't an wimmin thet won't er alius tryin' t butt in on thet game. i Our $ria Pome So. 3. Th' spring is in th auty, Until y' feel it drop ,A rut in th' road th' spring an' there It's in th blacksmith shop. LlbrsTT Notes. .The placing of four tungsten in the chandeliers of the reading room has made a vast improvement in the light. rThere will probably be a meeting of the book committee in the near future. We have the promise, of two new' boxes of traveling libraries this week, but they have not yet been received. The April 16 Ladies' Home Journal and the May Cosmopolitan are now in. The Cosmop6Utan has the . following articles of Interest: "Fortify the Canal." by James Creelman; "My First Fights n the Plains." by General Miles; "The Viper's Trail of Gold," by Alfred Henry Lewis; "Tlus Author of "Wallingford," by Herbert Carey; "The Boy King of Europe," by Kellogg Durland. Many calls for back numbers of the Garden magazine are received now that people are beginning to realise how much help they can get from it. AU those interested In building or beautifying home and grounds will do well to keep In touch with the Garden Magazine and the Craftsman. The Crown Point baseball team will ODn Its 1911 season at the home grounds near the Brie depot on next -Sunday afternoon when they cro6S bats with the husky Red Sox of Chicago. Manager Keiser expects to put in the game most of the lineup which he calculates to use during the entire season and Crown Point fans will have their first chance to see the personnel f their team for 1911. No gilt edged playing Is expected as the local team starts in with several recruits who have not, practiced with the Crown Point aggregation. The Red Sox played here last year and put. up an excellent article of baseball and from all reports their lineup is as strong as the previous season. Crown Point fans are asked to give the team their support and put them on a good financial foot

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ing for the balance of the season's games. This . Is the time of the year when every Crown Point resident should do his utmost to make Crown Point the "city beautiful" from "front lawn to back alley." The general appearance of the" town, its cleanliness, beauty and every indication of civic pride are what first attracts the passing Strang' er and puts the first thought of home establishment in a town or city of that kind. , Crown Point has all the requirements of an ideal residence place and its citizens should do all In their pow er to foster and encourage the idea of beautifying the city as much as Is possible. .B egln now. It is said the deal between Ben Hayes and J. J. Bennett has fallen through and ttve Bennett home on Main street will not become Mr. Hayes' property, at least for tho time being. The inability of Mr. Hayes to get a clear title to the place at present is the cause of the deal falling through. Mr. Hayes has his weather eye peeled for other Crown Point property and may purchase another home here in the near future. Mr. Monlxt living on East Joliet street, has purchased the home occupied by Rev.. -Ph. GuethofT and will move the same across the street to lots adjoining his present residence. The price paid for the house was over $300. Numerous Improvements are being made on the Winer property on South Court street. A , chicken pie supper will be given at the Methodist church parlors from 6:30 to 8 p. m. tomorrow evening. All are requested to attend. The Crown Point Rifle club will hold Its weekly shoot this evening. Miss Nellie Northrup is lsiting her sister, Mrs. Rose Demmon, in Chicago for few days. Mrs. Frank B. Fattee has issued in vltations to Crown Point society folk for a luncheon at her home on Cast street on Saturday. Rev. Howard Billman and M. E. Dinwlddie have returned from the regular spring meeting of the Logans port presbytery, held at Mishawaka, where they represented the Presbyte rian church- of Crown Point. Both these gentlemen were elected to repre sent Logansport presbytery at the general assembly to be in session at At lantic City for about two weeks beginning May IS. , An adjourned meeting of the presbytery will be held at Hammond on May 1 for the purpose of ordaining and installing a pastor, M. Hofman, who has supplied the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church of 1 Hammond for several months. Ost.

EOBERTSDAIaE.

Harry Hayes, son of Mr. and'. Mrs. James Hayes of Lincoln ayenue, has accepted a position with the . Commonwealth-Edison Lighting; . company of Kalamazoo, Mich. Mike Hubbard of Indiana Harbor was a Hammond business visitor Tues day. :'".-; Mrs. Charles Worhle of Indiana boul evard Is quite ill at her home and Is under the doctor's care. Mrs. Richard Smith of Indiana boule vard spent Tuesday in South Chicago visiting her sister, Mrs. Hunt,. J. "W. Weir of Chicago was a Robertsdale business visitor Tuesday.' Mrs. Morgensen returned to her home in Chicago after spending several days here visiting her brother, Rev. Benedict Rajcany of Lincoln avenue. The pupils of room $ of the Franklin school tendered their teacher. '.Miss Mary Stein, a surprise party Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Rllline- of Nanerville, nresidln elder of this district, .will preach at the Evangelical church tomorrow evening. After the services a. ' business meeting will be held and all members are requestedto be present. Judge Atchison of Roberts avenue Is spending a few days at his summer home in Crocker Ind, Mrs. Henry Ehlers of Roberts avenue spent Tuesday in Chicago on business: Mrs. William Rought and i Mrs. Her bert Rought of .Windsor a.rk were the guests of Mrs. William Rought of Cleveland avenue Tuesday. , .' f rank seuger of East Side was a Robertsdale visitor yesterday. ' Mrs. Tony Fischer of Chicago Spent the day here the guest of Mrs. Robert Atchison of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Charles Masterson of -Harrison avenue was a South Chicago shopper Tuesday. Don't forget. the ten-mile. team race at the Whiting Skating Rink Satur day evening, April 15. 13-2t D. O'Connells and children, Mary and Margaret, visited Mrs. O'Connells at St. Anthony's hospital, Chicago, yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warkintln and daughter, Louise, of Hartford, -Mich., who have been visiting the former's sister, Mrs. John Soltwedel, and. family of Harrison avenue left Monday even ing for Portland, Ore. ' " - The Junior Helpers will hold a meet ing at the church .this evening. All members are requested to be present, as business of lmpotance ls to be tran sacted. August Raffels of Indiana boulevard transacted business in Chicago Tues day. . . . Miss Marie Sellger of 116th street visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Wil liam Sellger of East Side Tuesday. TrmxTT a -Kma There will be only six more weeks of school. The teachers returned from Indianap olis and report a very good program. Miss Houk of Crown Point gave her weekly music lessons today.. Mrs. P. Molenaar and children are Hammond visitors today. . Mr. and.Mrs. W. .Johnston and son. Wilton, were Black oak; visitors yes terday. . MIss.V. Franehl returned home from a long" visit. ' ; Mrs. -M. J. Grimmer was the guest of Mr. and MrsvJ. TJ. Kraus Tuesday. HEGEWISCH Mrs. Anna Drinnan ls sick with the grip. Little Telma Johnson of 13536 Buffalo avenue has the measles. Little Wlllette Drinnan of 13534 Buf falo avenue has the measles. Mrs. I. J. Friend of Hammond is spending the day with her daughter, Mrs. Leora Johnson of 13534 Buffalo avenue. . Mrs. Hess and Miss Anna Schwltrer spent Sunday with friends at Fort Wayne. Mrs. James Box spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fedemeier of Chicago. T. Silverman and Miss Albena Doe were Chioago shoppers last Tuesday. Mrs. Bert Harris spent Tuesday aft ernoon in Blue Island. - Mrs. A. Seaborg spent Tuesday aft ernoon with her cousin at bouth Chi cago. The Masonic lodge of this city held Knocked Daylights Out of nhcumstism New Rheumatism Remedy Is Anti dote For Uric Acid. "By tnunaer, I got a whole can -a dozen bottles of the 'Fuss' Rheumatism Cure, determined to get rorea ox my a-year case or DUJl-aog Inflammatory rheumatism. I didn't need the dozen, you bet you three hottles knocked the daylights right ut of it and cured mo romnletalv Th ! other nine bottles I gave to rheumatie j irienas, ana tney are bopping around prony nveiy now, same as x am. truss is a wonasr." This is but one of hundred nf simi lar reports on this amazing remedy, the only known antidote to uric acid. Furthermore, it is as safe as food, containing no chloral, opium, morphine, cocaine, alcohol, ether, chloroform, or ;otner stimulant or narcotic; not a drop. I "Fuss" gives Immediate relief, and . festroys uric acid in the blood which pauses rheumatism, gout, lumbago and ran"y xrouDie. Don't hesitate but get "Fuss" and top the agony right off and got cured. "Fuss" Rheumatism Cure sold at 1.0 a bottle in Hammond by Otto Negelo ana a. e. Kepert. and by all leading

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WESTING AND ENVIRONS

Mrs. Flint and children, who were here visiting her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs, Connor of Ohio avenue have returned to their home In Garrett, Ind. Mrs. Arthur Blesen has been quite ill for several days at her home in New York avenue. Don't forget the ten-mile team race at the Whiting Skating Rink Saturday evening, April 15. 13-2t Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Hamilton and daughter, Virginia, of New York avenue will leave Friday for Virginia for a short visit with Mr. Hamilton's father. Harvey Carringer will go to Mar tinsville, 111., tomorrow to remain over Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Carringer. w imam iimmei. wno nas oeen quite 111 at h,s homa on 119th treet ls sonlwnai improved, ana is aoie id sit up for & short time. Mrs. Roy Whipple and son, who have been here visiting her sister, Mrs. C L. Hellwig of 119th street, returned to their home fh Boswell, Ind., last even ing. Mrs. Isaac Flnley of Fischrupp ave nue, who has been very ill, has almost recovered. The Ladies' Aid society of the Con gregational church met In... an all day session yesterday. Mrs. Fred A. Abbott of Hammond was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Jerry Brush of Ohio avenue was able to resume his work for the C, I. & S. at Gibson last night, after being laid UP ,or days with tonsilitis. Prof. William Mathie of South Chi cago was a Whiting business visitor yesterday. Misses Pearl Traverse and Emma Smith were the.- guests of Hammond friends on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Frances - Wille and daughter. Helen, of Woodland, Ind., have been here the past week visiting with her mother, Mrs. Glock of Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Wylie of Rob ertsdale have purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Davidson, on their regular meeting at Crane's hall last Monday evening. Mrs. H. Reed spent the day in Ham mond with her mother, Mrs. J. J. Swint of Michigan avenue, last Tuesday. The Epworth League society, of the M. E. church will hold their regular monthly social at the , home of Mrs. James Box of Superior avenue next Sat urday evening, April 15. All members and friends of the league are invited to come. A good time is promised to all. Mrs. George Kaiser and Mrs. V. E. Roflnot were among the Chicago shoppers from her last Tuesday. Jack Sipple was In town this week visiting relatives and old acquaint ances. ' Mr. and Mrs? Carl "Watts spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.'Joseph Berg of Chicago. - - i - Mrs. H. Cheeney' was -an out of town visitor Tuesday. ? CARD OF THAXKS. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bristol and fam ily and husband, Mr. R. J. O'Connor, wish to thank thoir many friends who have been so kind during their sad be reavement of thoir beloved daughter and wife, Mrs. R. J. O'Connor. - MERKILLVILLE. The Ladies' Aid will hold an Easter sale at Merrill hall Friday evening, April 11. Vseful and fancy articles on sale. Everybody cordially Invited. Mrs. Kate Pierce is visiting at Crown Point today with her mother, Mrs. Horest. '.. Miss Frances Doffln ls spending a few days with friends In Hammond. Miss Birdie Demmon had charge of the pupils In room 1, yesterday, during Miss Crowl's absence. The family of Forest Grader are moving to Beatrice. - Mr. and Mrs. Dan Demmon and Miss Lena Kline are Crown Point shoppers today. STIEGLITZ PARK. Mrs. Velman has been on the sick list for the past few weeks. Miss Nelll.e Heslin was a visitor here Tuesday afternoon. Paul Gilsman made a business trip to South Chicago. J. Evans went to "Whiting on business Tuesday afternoon.. Mrs. J. Kish was a "Whiting visitor Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Johnson of Chicago transacted business here Tuesday. Miss Mayme Gorman was a Whiting visitor Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Callahan went to Whiting on business Tuesday. ST. JOHN. Adam Gard returned Tuesday even ing from Hot Eprlngs, Ark., where he spent nine weeks improving his health. Townshin Trustee Frank Scheldt fromDyer transacted business here to f day besides taking the school enumera tion. John Miller, Jr., made a busienss trip to Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Peter Keilman and Miss Matilda Scheldt spent Tuesday in5 Chicago, vis iting their mother at St. Mary's hos pltal. Fred Scherer returned to Chicago yesterday after spending several days with relatives here. A. and L. Gard of Cedar Lake were visitors here yesterday. "Vincent Thielen was a Dyer business ivisltor Tuesday. Joseph Thome and Andrew Roloff of Chicago spent Tuesday with Nicholi as Ludwig and family. CLARK STATION. The A. F. Hartigan company will begin grading' tle land between Kirk and the American Bridge works for a new foundry. Offer twenty teams have been secured arfd work will probably begin about Mopday. ; G. Schuman; 4r., of Blue Island spent the day with friends here. . Mrs. D. "Wick: and Mrs. A, Brown of

Tolleston were riark visitors yesterday. Edward' Bhrk- .a.T.n..U Marks of .

Laporte .avenue and 117th street, and are already occupying Mrs. 'Alfred Johnson visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. Christ, Johnson, at St. Margaret's hospital oh Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.' Johnson, who is suffering with typhoid fey,er, is reported as not having -a very serious case. The Amid ' club will hold a social meeting at the home of Miss Lillian Gevlrts of 119th street tomorrow night.

The lecture on Virginia, which was given in the high school auditorium on Tuesday night,, turned out very well. The lecture was very instructive, and an interesting set; - of pictures were shown.- ' j , MISs Gertrude Van ' Giesen of East Chicago.was a Whiting visitor on Tuesday evening. The preliminary contest of the Whit ing high school which decides who will represent Whiting- at the annual decla mation .contest, in- Hammond on April 28th will be given here on Friday even in, April 28th.- -There. will be six to enter, the contest, they being Oscar Ahlgren, Edna O'Hara, Elsie Trowe, Gladys, Prltc-hard, Lyle Manbeck and Frank Greenwald. . All the contestants are taking -special training in the work, and there promises to be quite an array of excellent talent. . - The. fire department, were called out before 6 .o'clock yesterday morning to extinguish a prairie fire in the B. & O. yards between' Sheridan and White Oak avenue. -5Rhere were about fifty cars in the yards at the time, a number of them being boarding house cars which are occupied by men working on the tracks. These' 'were, however... deserted when the fire hroke put, and Engineer Wilson of the B. S O. - road, .who happened to be -passing on his .train reported the fire ot the department, or every car would have soon been ablaze. The . little son of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Schawcroft of 517 New York avenue is ill with the measles. The regular meeting of the K. of P. will' be held this evening, at which a novel entertainment and banquet is promised the members. Tollestpn spent the afternoon with friend here.Mfss Emily Brhn spent the evening with Gary friends. - . " iv GRIFFITH. GeOrge Hixepbaugrh visited the city yesterday in" the interests of his busi ness. ' - Mrs. 'Percy Tagjrert did shopping In Hammond yesterday. -Arnoia or Valparaiso visnea friends here today on his way to Crown Point."; '' V Maurice Iddings , of .Merrillville was here yesterday morning on his way to Lowell to visit his brother, Dr. John Iddings and family. Jacob Miller was a Chicago visitor yesterday. 'V Alex ".Jatnieson transacted business in Harnmond yesterday. t . ; ... : tensing. Mrs. T. Van Zu id am was a visitor in Lansing -Tuesday. Mrs. .Corneil Jaabay-of Munster vis Ited In. Lansing Tuesday. , Miss "Mabel jVierk was a Hammond visitor' Tuesday. " Miss Clara Trlnoski visited in Hammond Tuesday. Next Sunday the Junior ball team of Lansing will play the junior ball team of Glenwood in Trinoskl's field. The batteries for Lansing will be Bill Frank and ,Roy Jorgenson. This will be the second game this team has played, but as it, is the first one at home they desire a record crowd because they expect to beat Glenwood all hollow. m The Misses Ward and Burne were visitors in Thornton Tuesday night. Mr. Ward went to Joliet Tuesday. , HOBAJR1. The Modern FTiscllla club met this afternoon with Mrs. Claude Toothill. Ilss Helen Mat-key was a Gary visitor yesterday. . Miss Tlllie Gruel left today for UnUseTIZ Smaller Feet Sore Feet, Tender Feet and Swollen Feet Cttrvd Every Time. TTJZ Makes -Sore Feet Well Ko Matter . .What Ails Them. Everyone who is troubled with aoro, weatjr, or tender feet swollen ft melly feet, corns, callouses or bunions can qalekly make their feet well now. Here ts on Instant relief and a lasting permanent remedy it's called TIZ. TIZ makes sore feet well and swollen feet are quickly . reduced to their natural size. Thousands of ladies have been able to wear . shoes a full sizes smaller with perfect comfort. . It's the only foot remedy ever made which acta on the principle of drawing out all the poisonous exudations which cause sore feet, . Powders and other remedies merely clog up the pores. TIZ cleanses them' out and keeps thera clean- J It works right off. Tou will feel better the very" first time it's used. TJso !t a week and you can forget you ever had sore feet. There is nothing on earth that can compare with it. TIZ is for sale at all drugrgistfl. 25 cents per box "or direct if you wish f;om Walter Luther Dodgo & Co.. Dodge Bide Chi cue. X1L - - -

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