Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1911 — Page 6

hLE TIMES.

June 24, 1911.

Crown Point Hews Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

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From the Diary of Si. Lence Durn ef I didn't think Maria win a-goin' flshin yestlddy with er pole an' tent, until on close Inspectshun dis- j covered she wus only goin' callln' with one o' them new urabrells. Seems t' be several ways o' gittin' a fair 'n impartial trial t' Valpyrslso. Sum newspapers er simply a newspans, A reunion of the graduating class of 1903 will be held today at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Flfleld, noar the Kankee river. Mr. and Mrs. Kifield are both members of that cl.tss and have invited their classmates to enjoy the day at their home. The K :i class was one of the largest evt-r graduating from the high school and with the exception of one or two memhers the class will be present at today s reunion. A picnic dinner and the day ! on the river will be the diversion for t those attending the affair. Those present will be: Misses Rose Schmal. Clara i. finter, Minnie scnuui, jiaymo Hack, Matilda Barck, Jessie I. Pettlbone, John A. Sauerman, Otto G. Fife Id, Thomas Hanlon. Dt. Harry J. Laws and Mesdames Flfleld, Geisel and Dyer. Mr. P. Seramur Is driving a new Black Crow roadster, and Spencer Beach is master mechanic of a new car this week. It Is rumored that Fred Barr has purchased the Edward Bidley home on Court street and that the Ridley family will move within a month's time to California to Join Mr. Ridley,, who left for that section of the country last ROBERTSDALE. Robertndale Evangelical Charon, Kev. T. S. Shrader, pastor. Services for tomorrow are as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning services at 11 a. m. Evening services at 7:30 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend. ' 'Mrs. Reed Hubbard and daughter Myrtle, Miss Wilma Bahn. Miss MayBates and Miss Myrtle Soltwedel attended the graduating exercises of the Chicago business college ln Hammond , Thursday evening. j Mrs. La Hay n of Harrison avenue is I spending a few days at Crocker, Ind., : visiting relatives. ( A very pleasant affair was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Langohr Thursday evening. It was a kitchen shower, given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Langohr. The guests, which numbered about twenty-five, included a number of young people from East Chicago and South Chicago. A pleasant social evening was spent with music and other amusements until a late hour. Dainty refreshments were served during the evening. Mr. and and Mrs. M. Hubbard and children of Indiana boulevard were South Chicago visitors Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. August Schmltle of Harrison avenue visited friends in Hammond last evening. A number of friends stepped ln at the home of Mrs. Frank Buehler of Roberts avenue Thursday afternoon to help celebrate in honor of her birthday anniversary. Dainty refreshments were served and a pleasant time is reported by those who were present. Mrs. P. Viscontt of Harrison avenue was the guest of friends in Hammond Friday. Miss Martha Schaaf attended a picnic Hammond Iron & Metal Go, MARCUS BROS.. PropsJ Wholesale Dealers ta IRON, METALS; RUBBER AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY Offices: 340 Indiana Ave. Yartfi: Sohl St. and, Indiana Ave, HAMMOND i I .,. IIVDIAJN Iflaraorl2T:k, Hca.ons llSft r WITH

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w-ek. The consideration given for the property could not be learned at this writing" and the report cannot be verified at present, as the deal is not fully completed. Advertised mall Thomas P. Clark, Adelbert Gibbs. Harry McConnell, Fred Miller. Gilbert Rodman, N'ick Wolf, Madeline Liable, Mrs. E. Gross, Florence Parker, MJiss Maria Thies, Mrs. Mary A. Tllton, Mrs. Wild. The Crown Foint baseball team are all ready for their battle with Gary tomorrow and expect to have no child's play in wresting the victory from the Gary team. The playing of the latter team hag been considerably Improved

during the last few games and they are putting up an article of ball that will make them a strong factor in the pen nant race during the latter part of the season. Crown Point has defeated Gary this season and Manager Keiser hopes to repeat the operation tomorrow. Smith is booked to pitch for the locals, and the lineup will be practically the same as was used against Whiting last week. Get out and see a good game. The funeral of Mrs. Fannv Abrams m occur at her ,Rte home on Maln street at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, nd after Bhort servlce3 the Temains w,u be ,nterre1 ln the Abrams lot in the Crown Point cemetery. beside those of her husband. Quite a few Crown Pointers will Journey to the Kankakee river tomorrow on fishing expldltlona, the fish, according to report, having commenced to bite, Mrs. Victor Dyer of Hammond Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rockwell, for a tew days. Pr. Grant has returned from a two weeks' vacation trip, after visiting many points of interest In the east. Miss Jo Wheeler will leave next week for a two weeks' visit with friends in Janesville. Wis. given by the Gary schools at Lake Woods park Friday. Frank Paylo of Tesenie, 111., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Paylo of Harrison avenue, for a few days. Mrs. A. Marts and Miss Jessie Bates spent Thursday in Hammond visiting' friends. Mrs. Elliott Aman and Mrs. F. Richard Schaaf were giusts at a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Nichols of South Chicago yesterday. Miss Mary Stein left yesterday for Cary, 111., where she will spend the summer with her parents. . f T?T'P'P,TTTT UXV1IX11H. Pearl the little daughter of J. W. ugh, seriously sick with symptoms of lung fever. Mrs. P. A. Berleger went to Dyer yesterday to visit her parents, it being the first time she has been out since her recent serious illness. P. J. Berieger was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Among those who graduated at the business college at Hammond were Miss Maggie Moss, Miss Bertha Woodworth and Lloyd Prince from this place. Miss Pearl Jansen and Mr. Miller, whose home has teen at Highlands, were married last Wednesday. Their many friends in this vicinity wish tehm much happiness. Will Nicholson of Ross transacted business ln Chicago. There Is considerable trouble brewing on account of Canada thistles growing on vacant lots and larger tracts i.n the town, limits here. Some of the owners are non-residents and Ignore or openly refuse to cut the thistles on their property. SOUTH CHICAGO. Ellis Lewis, 20 years old, employed by Decker and Salby. proprietors of a pool room over the 5 and 10-cent store, was arrested on a charge of burglarising his employers. He confessed to taking J9 and a set of costly ivory bil liard balls to Lieutenant McCauley. ine people or soutn Chicago are awaiting action against places which were licensed by the city of Chicago, where prohibited confidence games were rlayed wide open Saturday night Confidence games of all kinds were oper ated on the main street corners without being molested by the police. Only fifty-four pupils graduated at the Bowe high school this year out of a class of 221, which Is about 25 per cent. The graduates gave a college play at the school auditorium which was attended by a crowd that could hardly gain admittance. The program TUB

L2HJI consisted of musical numbers and addresses by the graduates. Bomb No. 6 in the CommonwealthEdison series was exploded Thursday night at 95th street and Woodlawn avenue, tearing out conduit wires and doing other damages. The police are working on a clue which they think will lead to the arrest of the men. Excursionists of South Chicago are looking eagerly forward to Sunday, June 25th, when the magnificent steamer United States will make her rtlp from South Chicago to Michigan City, under the auspices of the Catholic Order of Foresters, court No. 21. The people only get one real good lake trip a year, as a rule, from here to Michigan City and the courtesy shown them by the C. O. O. F. and the management of the United States makes them all want to Join tha crowd June 25th. HIGHLANDS. Miss H. Munster of Munster and Miss M. Ie Young of Chicago are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Daugherty. Miss Annia and Master Joseph Kraus are Chicago visitors today. Mrs. H. S. Daugherty and son are visiting in Michigan for a few weeks. Mr. Reiner is In New York on a business trip. 'TflTf Mrs. Croppman was the guest of Mrs II. S. Daugherty. MUNSTER. Cherries are very plentiful. Some of the owners have a hard time to get enough pickers. Miss Hook and brother of Highlands visited their Bister, Mrs. P. Kooy, Tues day evening. Jerry Gustafson of Chicago is visiting with his uncle, Andrew Walter. Mrs. Kramer and daughter Bessie and Mrs. Welter were Hamynond shoppers on Wednesday. Glen and Hosford Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adler and son Leonard were Gary visitors yesterday. Mrs. C. Raah of Chicago is visiting her brotehr, Rev. Father Koenig. Mr. Haase and daughter of Hammond are visiting with Father Koenig for a few days. Joseph Weinand and family of Ham mond spent yesterday with his brother. Math Weinand, and family. Mrs. A. Wehner and Mrs. Joseph Schmelter adn son were Hobart visit ors today. Miss Marlon Adler of Hammond came home to attend the commencement exercises. Miss Catherine Wehner of Hammond spent yesterday with her mother, Mrs. A. Wehner. Rev. Father H. Jurasehek of Ches terton spent the day with Rev. Father Koenig. R. B. Jansen of Glen Park was a Hobart business visitor yesterday. Last evening the commencement ex ercises was held at St. Peter and Paul's school at Turkey. Creek. A very nice program was rendered. The following were the graduates: Agnes Lennertz, Julia Weinand. Flor ence Gardner and Cora Ptoltz. They all received the golden diploma. A very large crowd attended and all reported a good time. Miss Isabelle Smith, who attends school at Hammond, came home to spend her vacation with her mother. Mrs. Anna Smith. Sam Stokes of Glen Park is a Ham mond visitor today. MERRILL VILLE. Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Iddings left Tuesday evening for points in North Dakota and Montana, where they will visit their children, who are homesteading there. Dr. John Iddings of Lowell has charge of his father's practice. The league social last evening, held ln the school bouse yard, was well at tended. Miss Alice Mundell of TTobart i spending a few days with Miss Theresa! Franz. Mrs. Nute Burge is reported on the sick list. Mrs. S. B. Woods and Mrs. M. C. VIImer were the guests of Mrs. Polly Deler Thursday afternoon. Cora Canerghty Is spending the day with Jessie Woodbridge. Rev. C. E. Clements and family spent Wednesday with his parish at Griffith. The young ladies of the Catholio church will have an Ice cream social on the lawn of Joseph Franz, Sr., next Tuesday evening, June 27. Everybody welcome. Miss Lenora Cook returned from Hammond last evening, where she has been attending school the past winter. Miss 'Clara Man and brother. Raymond Man, are visiting relatives ln Monee, 111., for a week. HOBART. W. M. Peterson and son Cecil were Chicago visitors yesterday. Several from here attended the commencement exercises of the Turkey Creek parochial school last evening. Lester Allen, a dramatic reader, will appear at Stratton's Opera House this evening. He will be accompanied by MiBs Julia Daugherty, piano soloist. and Miss Ruth Virginia Lewis, a noted mezzo-soprano. A stationary engine has arrived at the Pennsylvania tracks, to be used ln the construction to the new 25x65-foot staA NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL To all knowing sufferers of rheasnatlsra. whether muscular or of tho joints, sciatica, lumbago, backache, pains In the . kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to bar for a home treat tnnt which has repeatedly cured all of these tortures. She feels It her duty to send It to all sufferers FREE. You ours yourself at horae as thousands will testify no Chang of climate being necessary. This simple disco very banishes uric acid from the blood, loosens the stiffened Joints, purifies ths blood, and brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the whole system. If tho abcro interests jpou. for proof address. Mrs. M. Summon. Box fe, Notre Dams, a

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Christian Church, Whiting, Ind. Sunday school at 9:45. D. B. Purinton, superintendent. Sermon by the pastor at 11 a, m. Christian Endeavor society at 6:30 p. m. Special program. Evening services at 7:45 p. m. Topic, Jacob's Sadder." All of these services be commenced on time and be let out on, time. Everybody welcome at all the services. German Evangelical Church, Indiana boulevard, near 119th street. Whiting. Sunday, June 26th, Children's day. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. In gathering of the Children's Missionary collections. Sermon at 10:30 a. m. Subject: "Christ and the Child." The program of the day In the even ing, at 7:30. Everybody heartily welcome. Eugene G. Fuessle, pastor Residence: 418 Sheridan avenual Congregat tonal Church. The pastor of Plymouth Congrega tional church. Rev. F. M. Webster will preach next Sunday from the following themes: "Biblical Mysteries Prove God's Authorship and . Tent Pitching, or a Bad Choice." Methodist Episcopal Church. Sermon themes: "A Beatitude of Faith fulness." "The Divine Ultimatum." Robert C. Curtis of Oliver street is home from school at Ann Arbor, where he Is a Junior at the University of Michigan. Emery Black and Arthur Humphreys were Hammond visitors' on Wednesday evening. E. B. Green of Sheridan avenue leaves this evening for Ann Arbor, Mich., to attend the commencement exercises of his son. Roy K. Green, who will graduate from the law department of the University of Michigan on next Wednesday. Mr. Green will also attend a number of other functions in connection with the commencement exercises. Julius Piewklewicz. who conducts a barber shop at 217 East 119th street, has purchased a building near his old stand, which he is having remodeled, and which he will occupy as soon as It is completed. City Clerk George W. Jones and Alderman Donegan, Duggan and Burton have returned from Crawfordsvllle, Ind., where they attended the Indiana tion to be erected here by the Pennsylvania Railroad company. Cecil Peterson is agent of" the Chalmers automobile and he received a new 30 roadster yesterday. The commencement exercises of the Chicago Business college at Hammond were held last evening, several from here were members of the class. They being Helen Kramer, Eda Randhan, Ellen.trlckson, Mildred Neef and Clara Rossow. Miss Nottie Loudenberg. who has been teaching school in Colorado for the past two years, has returned to spend the summer with her parents. Edward Fiester and George Schucknecht were Chicago visitors yesterday. Two of Hoharfa young people, Walter Ensign and Martha Reichert, were quietly married at Crown Point on Tuesday. HEGEWISCH. Mrs. Ivey Boynton and children and Mrs. T. J. Cullman came from Dead Lake home In an auto last Tuesday evening after a very pleasant 'Visit. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coleson and daughter, Mrs. Hubert Livings, and Mrs. i Miller of Englewood attended the graduating exercises of the Henry Clayschool here Thursday evening. Mrs. M. Davie and Mrs. T. Prier visited friends at Dauphin park Thursday evening. Miss Ella Hohwy, Miss Louise Jordan and Fred Buckmaster toook a trip to Chicago ln Mr. Jordan's new auto Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Beckman. Miss Ella Hohwy, Miss Sarah Brown. Miss Mabel Nelson and Miss Lena Reed were among those from here who attended i the commencement exercises of the Bowen high school at South Chicago Thursday evening, of which Miss Irene Beckman was a graduate The Hegewlsch Colts will play the Zimmerman Colts from Hammond at the Delaware ball park Sunday afternoon. A big game. Don't miss It. Helen Peaxson of Evanston is visiting here with her little cousin, Clifford Beckman. Mrs. W. Kuse spent the day Friday with friends and relatives at Burnslde. Charlie Malmston of Roseland was in town on business yesterday. V. A .Beckman Is putting up a new fence around his flat building on Superior avenue this week. DYER. John Miller, Jr., and son of St. John were business -visitors here Friday. Dr. Frltts of Chicago Heights visited with relatives here Friday. Miss Frances Klein was the guest of relatives in Hammond yesterday. Hubert Doctor of St. John transacted business here Thursday. Miss Maude Smith of Chicago Heights was a visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chevigny were Chicago visitors Friday. Bring the wife, children, brothers, sisters, sweethearts and friends and have one glorious time, at the big picnic at KIndel grove, given by the Saengerbund-Fidella, Sunday, June 25. If you smoke a La Vendor onco you will always call for them. -

Municipal convention. City Clerk Jones reports it a very pleasant and profitable meeting, and several of the problems

discussed will be of great benefit to our officials In the government of our city. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gray are expected home fro mtheir wedding trip tomor row, and a grand time 1b awaiting them upon their arrival. The F. J; Smith family took an auto trip to Crown Point yesterday, having as their guest Mrs. Charles Gibson of Point Richmond, Cal. Che Royal Neighbors will give a lady minstrel show next Monday evening in Croebcls hall. In addition to the fine program, your ticket will entile you to refreshments and dancing. The marriage of Miss Lydia Muller and Charles Spansburg will take place at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muller of Center street, tomorrow afternoon, at 5 o'clock. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. John Bopp of the German Luther an church. Mrs. Tom Bartlett of Flschrupp avenue has. returned from Valparaiso, where she visited relatives. William Brucks of the United States navy department from Norfolk, W. Va., who has been sent to South Chicago to take charge of the naval training school, was the guest of his uncle. Con stable Charles Muller of Center street. Mrs. Charles Sass and Mrs. Thomas Bedford visited Mrs. Thomas Murphy at Pullman Thursday. Miss Emma Snell and Miss Anna Sass were Hammond visitors Thursday. Mrs. George Roe and Miss Pauline Wenger were Chicago shoppers yester day.. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. O. H. held their regular meeting Tuesday evening. t The serving of refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake, fol lowod the regular meeting and all present enjoyed a nice time. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Arthur Gardner of Roseland on las Sunday. Mr. Gardner was formerly Whiting resident. Arthur Sass will h the guest Charles Wern of West Pullman to morrow. Frank Wziznk. who gave his addres as 3210 Wall street, Chicago, was arrested yesterday on a fugitive warrant. Wzlzak had a suit of clothes which he tried to sell to Abe Goldsmith. Thinking he had probably stolen the suit, he was arrested on suspicion. Dancing at, East Chicago Rink every Saturday night. DeBrnie orchestra. LOWELL. Charles Schilling, a substantial West Creek township farmer, has added a herd of eight valuable brown Swiss cattle fo the assets of his place. It j insists of one young bull and-seven heifers. He bought them in Illinois and they are pure blooded. This breed of cattle are noted as good dairy and beef stock, and are long milkers and easy keepers. This Is the first herd of this kind in Lake county, and Mr. Schilling is very proud of them. Mrs. Ida Cook of Benton Harbor, Mich., is a guest at the home of her father, George Clark. Mr. and Mrs. 'Lewis McNay attended the commencement exercises of the Commercial Business college at Ham mond Thursday. Their niece. Miss Ttha McNay of Crown Flint graduated. They went to Chicago Friday and spent the day. BURNHAM. Misses Dolly and Elizabeth Patton, Agnes McGary, Mamie Rurnham, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nellls, Mrs. James Patton and Robert Patton attended entertainment given by Bowen high school in South Chicago Thursday evening. Miss Dolly Patton being one of the graduates. T. J. Cullman of Hobart is here spending a few days with his parents. Miss Lucy' Rice of LaGrange is here spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Neel. Robert Frank and Alex Mulcakey attended graduation exercises at the Hegewlsch Opera House, given by the Hegewlsch graduates. Attorney Markman of Chicago spent Thursday afternoon here tending to some Important affair. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beard and her mother, Mrs. A. Anderson of Park ave r.ue, were Hammond shoppers Wednes day afternoon. Mrs. Luke Reed of Pullman avenue Is reported ill at this writing. Mrs. Cepp of Hammond spent Thurs day morning here on business. Mrs. Hooker of Chicago was here yesterday taking in the sites of Burn ham. The Hammond visitors yesterday were: Mrs. W. C. Neel, Mrs.- R. Rau, Mrs. J. Nicholas and Mr. and Mrs. F. Rau. Miss Carrie Hill of Park avenue was an out-of-town visitor Thursday even ing. ASTHMA CATARRH CURED Expert Medical Sdntlsti Aiionaa Startling ResnUa Obtalaed by Senplnv. New York: Thousands are taking; advantage of the aenerous offer made by The woodworth Co., 111 Broadway. New York City, requesting an experimental package of Snpme. the great discovery for Asthma. Hay Fever, Bronchitis, and Catarrh, which is mailed free of charge to all who writs for It. It is curing thousands of the most stubborn case! It makes no differonce how long you have been suffering or how severe the cllmatio conditions are where you live, eenpine will euro you. If you Iiave experimented with other treatments and have failed to find a cure do not be discouraged but send for a trial of this wonderful truly merltoue remedy which is a scientific compound discovered by a. Professor of Vienna University, and is being recommended by thousands.

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TUB W. F. DAL1ET CO.. Lot. Brftb. K.T. fiWkaa, CAPITAL BRIEFS. Washington, June 73. Lyman P.Ed wards of Mexico, Miami County, Indiana, has applied for a pension, and Representative Barnhart yesterday took up his case at the Pension Bureau. He was one of the soldiers captured from the transport Independence by Filipinos and kept in confinement ln the Philippines for nine months, during which he suffered unspeakable hardships. Throughout the entire confine ment he was allowed no clothing ex cept a pair of trousers, and his feet and legs were covered with great sores from being bitten by ravenous insects and reptiles. Part of the time he wa.s kept from starving by eating live frogs. Frank E. Payne, member of the Indi ana Railroad Commission, and Mrsfl Payne are among the sightseers In Washington. - TTTTT-.T Senator Owen has tentatively accept ed an engagement to address the Indi ana State Medical Association at Indi anapolis at a banquet at the German House on Sept. 28. The Postofnce Department yesterday selected the following Indiana banks as postal savings depositories: Bloomington National Bank, Bloomington;- Commercial State Bank, Alexandria; Bedford National Bank, Bedford; Indiana Harbor State Bank, Indiana Harbor, Linton National Bank, Linton; Stone City Bank, Bedford; First National Bank, Vincennes; First National Bank, El wood; El wood State Bank, Elwood; Citizens State Bank, .Elwood; German National Bank, Vincennes; First National Bank, Brazil; Brazil Trust Company, Brazil; Lake City Bank, Waj-saw; Vincennes State Bank, Vincennes, and the Second National Bank, Vincennes. The following Indianians were granted pensions yesterday: Albert J. Abbott, $15; John W, Calhoun, $15; John W. Canary, $20; Joe Chenoweth. $14; John E. Fulkerson, , $12; Andrew N. Graham. $20; William Hatheway, $15; Abram J. Hendershol, $20; Adelaide J. Henry, $12; Lemuel H. Jackson, $20; Nancy J. Loghry, $12; James Rush, $8; William T. Smith, $30; Samuel A. Thayer, $24; Whiteman, lnger, $30. Alva C. Tippy, $14; Abel C. $12, and ! George C. WinForget tho Anchor. Several members of a boat club at Frankfort-on-the-Main recently resolved to row to Mayence by night. It was just 12 o'clock when they seated themselves In their boat, grasped their oars, and bade their friends on shore farewell. They pulled vigorously all night, greatly enjoying the healthful exerciser the gloom and quiet, and the weird beauty of the river. Their own chagrin and the wild delight of their friends may be imagined when they found at sunrise they had forgotten to weigh anchor, and were still fast tc the float from which they embarked. They are no" known to all Frankfort as "the explorers." La Vendor Cigars are pronounced exceptionally good by all smokers.

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Oat. Higher Courts' Record. Supreme Court Miautea. 21839. Christopher II. Seigmund vs. Charles E. Williams. Miami C. C. Appellant's request for oral argument. ' 21762. Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company vs. Catherine V Henby. Morgan C. C. Appellee's oriefs. Appellate Court Minute. 78S9. Thornton F. Gorham e-t a . vs. William Gorham et al. Hendricks C. C. Appellees' briefs. 7033. Albert Asche, administrator, vs. Judson Harmon, receiver. Marion C. C. Appellant's reply brief. 6i3 4. John H. Lucas vs. Mary A. Rhodes. Fountain C. C. Appellant' petition for a rehearing and briefs. Appellate Court New Suit. 8070. Domestic Block Coal Company vs. David Holden. Putnam C. C. Record. Assignment of errors. In term. Bond. 6915. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company vs. Samuel M. Johnson. Cass C. C. Appellant's petition for rehearing and briefs. Times Pattern Department DAILY FASHION HINTS. SMART ETON JACKET. The Eton. Jacket has returned and has been adopted for many of the summer styles. It make a very pretty finish for the shirt waist suit if made of the same material, and gives a Jacket which Is stylish and all that Is neceary for the sake of looks on many ocasions when ths heat of a wrap Is not desirable. In this model the neck Is trimmed with a larse sailor collar coming well down in front. The sleeves are in one with the sides of the jacket, and the front and back fo-m panels. The Jacket may be of any material used for the suit, and may be trimmed with a Bilk or satin ln contrast or harmony. The pattern, 5,451. is cut in sizes 32 to 4! Inches bust measure. Medium st7e require 3 yards of 36 lnoh material and yard of 24 inch contrasting goods. The fibove pattern can obtained br lending ten cents to the office of this ptper. Facts East Chicago, Indiana Harbor

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