Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 37, Hammond, Lake County, 1 August 1911 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Tuesday, August 1, 1911.

Crown Point Mews Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

SHUCKS

Prom the Diary of SL Lence

Ileern tell thet they're lots o men who er after th' recipe fer sendlnthelr wives on er vacashun. Ella Poppln sea they ain't no seen thing ez a number six woman's shoe. The cliy council met at the city hall last evening and to keep up their ordinance passing pace passed and approved of Ave new ordinances, two of them of considerable Importance. Ordinance No. 12, an ordinance controlling the licenses of buses, drays, vehicles and motor cars used for public hire and pay, was passed and ordinance No. 13 fixing the amounts of such licenses was also put through by the board. The license fee Is quite general in scope and fixes the amount from four dollars per year for (tingle horses to as high as fifty for motor cars used as carrying vehicles in the same sense as buses, et. Ordinance No. 14 regulating and licensing of peddlers and hucksters was

passed and provides for a lieense of from 12 per day up for peddlers, canvassers and solicitors of business. No license Is to be required from truck gardeners in town peddling produce raised by themselves. Ordinance No. 16 regulating the obstruction of sidewalks was passed and approved, and provides that no one hall in any way obstruct the sidewalks or streets with vehicles, crates, boxes, scales or in any manner whatever, and fixes a penalty for its violation. Ordinance No. 15 amended was passed and approved after third reading-, and provides that all contractors do-

by the removal of unsightly obstructions and it is to this end that the councllmen ai working. William Parry Is transacting business in Hammond and Chicago today. Lawrence Knight was a Hammond visitor on business yesterday.

George Fisher transacted business in,

Chicago yesterday. Many from Crown Point are attend

ing work whereby the city may become . ing the theatrical folks' picnic at Cea party to damage through their negli- j dar Lake today. Thia is the principal gence be required to give bond to the picnic of the year at that resort, sum of $1,000 to insure the city against Walter Pahl is visiting with friends

in Hammond today. - Mrs. Louis Henderlong visited with friends in Chicago yesterday. Attorney Otto J. Bruce is transacting business in Hammond today. A private roller akating party was

enjoyed at Central Music hall last t

WHITING AMD ENVIRONS

damage or loss

The streets and alleys committee was ordered to notify property owners to build sidewalks as required by a previous ordinance under the town regime on property previously ordered by the board. Thirty days notice was ordered and in the vpnt of their non

compliance the city contractor will be evening by a crowd ot the town', young I

ordered to do the work. The judiciary committee was Instructed to notify the Northwestern

Telephone company to remove all poles

people.

ST. JOHN. John Thlel and family from Ham-

wires and telephones in the city of rnond were the guests of relatives here

Crown Point excepting those called for, Sunday. by their franchise. , Mrs. Thos. P. Connors and children City clerk was instructed to order a returned from a week's visit with relacarload of oil for further oiling of city j tivea in Lafayette. streets. Theodore Kamtner from Dyer and M. After the discussion of matters per- ( Kammer from Whiting spent Sunday taining to the city welfare the council wlth the,r parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. adjourned at a. late hour. Kammer. . .... . Andrew Bruckman from Hammond Clarence Houk has decided to return spent gu wUh relatJve8 ,n Han. to his old love in the butcher business over township and will asaln open a meat market in j AlQia Welngart rom Chicago was the Keitman crocerv store, moving his . .

. . . : ; ' , uie guest or relatives here yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Doctor visited j with relatives in Schererville Sunday.

Miss Mathilda Klassen of Chicago

stock here this week from Gary where

he has been in business for the last two months. Mr. Houk will have his place open for business on Saturday and solicits a return of his old patronage.

Cheerfulness pays and cheerfulness replaces grouch when stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels are helped naturally to do their duty by

Meeehamtt

In lOc Mi 2S0b

visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs

Klassen, Sunday. fr ftnil Mm T RphnmaphAi' NT

It is said that Joseph P. Young, mar- Thielen and Ed. J. Thielen attend'

shal under the town regime, will re-'tne funeral of a friends in Hobart celve the appointment of city marshal Rundav and at the same time mad a.

and street commissioner from the hand trlp to Gary. wnere they vIsltea with of Mayor Wheeler today. A salary of relatives 70 per month goes with the job and i Jo8 goejer was a visitor ln Richter.

were i!r ino piuin. jjj Sunday

Mrs. J. W. Ott has issued invitations

to Crown Point society ladles for a party to be given at her home Thursday afternoon. The affair will be given

MERRILLVILLE. There will be a lawn social at Mat

in honor of Mrs. Bern ice Clark of Imerta's Wednesday evening, August

Mrs. Addle Gray of Pennsylvania avenue will leave today for Pittsburg to spend several weeks visiting relatives. Esther Dewey returned to her home in Grant Park. 111.,, after spending a week visiting her aunt, Mrs. O. II. Hoskins, -of Sheridan avenue. Joseph Schults and daughters. Esther, Fannie and Leah, attended the military tournament at Grant Park on Sunday. Mrs. Sam Ingraham of Sheridan avenue, left yesterday for Joliet to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tatro. Miss Minnie Campbell of LaPorte avenue, is entertaining her niece from Omaha, Neb.

Miss Maud Fry of the Whiting postoffice force, is spending a two weeks' vacation with relatives at Goshen, Ind. Miss Esther Evans of Pennsylvania avenue, will leave for Alton, 111., ln a few days, for a visit with friends. Miss Marlon Beaublen of LaPorte avenue has returned home from a two weeks' visit at LaPorte and Goshen, Ind. Mrs. N. E. Wilson of Oliver street, is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Manning and son, from Wood River, 111. Mrs. Frar B. Lewis of Cleveland avenue Is entertainlg her nephew from Chicago.

It will be interesting for the Whit-

grandparent Captain Beal who has Just returned homo from the west, spent Sunday afternoon in Grand Crossing. Rev. G. Anderson and little son Ralph from Manchester, N. II. are

here spending a few days here with

ing people to learn ' that Miss UlalMrs. Anderson's parents, Mr. and Mm

Bchoeneman will be a teacher in the schools at Robertsdale next year. Miss Behoeneman was a teacher in the Wbtting schools for thirteen years until last year, when she went to Chicago to reside. Miss Schoeneman was very popular In club, and church circles, and the Whiting, people will be glad to learn she will again be in this vicinity, and she will be a valuable acquisition to the Hammond teaching force. Mrs. Malloy, mother of Mrs. E. B. Green, is still very low at her daughter's home. Mrs. Malloy, who is 82 years old, is hot expected to recover. Mrs. Harry Wetherburg of the Pedersen flats, has been spending two weeks visiting her parents ln Illinois. Mrs. J. L. Miles spent Saturday and Sunday ; visiting her mother, Mrs. Hampton, at Hobart. The news of the marriage of Charles Kleiber to a West Hammond girl comes as a great surprise to his Whiting friends. t The wedding took place at St. Joe, Mich., on July 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey and daughter Teresa of Central avenue, spont Sunday visiting with relatives in LaGrange, 111.

Wheatfield. who la maklne an xtendd 2- Everybody Is Invited. All that at-

visit with Crown Point friends and rel- tended tho lawn social there last year atlves. jknow it is an ideal place for a soda!.

Also that Mr. Jjemertx ana family

It Is said that Dr. John Blackstone has about decided to pull up stakes in Crown Point and move to South Bend. Ind., where ho has splendid prospects ln his profession in that city. Mr. Blackstone has not definitely decided, but does not deny the rumor. Mrs. Lena Reeder and son, of Hammond, are visiting with Crown Point relatives for ceveral days. Prospects are now that Crown Point streets will be cleaned of ' practically everything but air and that the city council in conjunction with the new sidewalk obstruction ordinance , will see that the state laws relative to the obstructions on streets will also be enforced. The city has many streets

know how to make evaryone . have a pleasant time. Fred Beach and Walter Bothwell visited over Sunday at Ivanhoe, 111. with Mr. Beach's parents. Miss Zater of Whiting is visiting with the family of John Coieiria.. Floyd Bothwell who has been In the west for several months has returned home. Dr. John W. Iddings of Lowell was in town Sunday for an hour or two. Chas. Lubeke and daughter was here Sunday morning for a short time. Ransom Bothwell Is a Chicago visitor today.

that could be made much handsomer 1KADER?

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' ROBERTSDALE. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilkins of Pittsburg, Kansas, are the guests of the latter's brother, Samuel Tucker and family of Pearl street. Misses Maggie and Nellie Nicholson of Indiana boulevard were Hammond visitors last evening. John Bland of Roberts avenue is spending the week in Chicago visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson of Roberts avenue attended a family reunion at the home of the latter's sister ln East Side, Saturday evening. Reed Hubbard of Roberts avenue, was a South Chicago business visitor last evening.

j Mrs. Charles Sloss and son returned home from Chicago where they spent several days with her mother, Mrs. Barbey. Mrs. James Landon will entertain the members of t he Marquette club at her home in Harrison avenue Wednesday

afternoon.

Mrs Canwells and daughter Katherine "of Harrison avenue attended the wedding of the former's nephew, Otto Kapel of East Side. Saturday. Miss Nettie Horlbeek of Indiana boulevard, visited friends in Hammond last evening. Henry Reese and grand son Clarence Eggers are spending a few days in Crete, 111., visiting relatives. Miss Anna Strum of Hammond visited her sister, Mrs. Fred Binhammer of Harrison avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hubbard entertained the former's brother, Mr. Hub

bard and daughters Josephine and

aiary nuDoara 01 Lnicago at meir nome 1 cago,

In Roberts avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leverens of Harrison avenue" entertained the latter's mother,, Mrs. Holey of Chicago, over Sunday. . Mrs. Frank Buohler and son Walter returned yesterday from a week's vacation spent at Paylos Park, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Siagel and son of Harrison avenue spent Sunday ln South Chicago vlnlting Mrs. Slagel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maddox. - Mrs. August Schmittle and son Elmer were the guests of out-of-town friends last evening. The Sunshine Circle will meet this evening at the home of Miss Myrtle Hubbard- of Roberts avenue. Miss Wetha Karsch of Indiana boulevard was the guest of Miss Martha Whitke of Chicago Sunday. Roy Height of Roberts avenue was a Chicago business visitor Sunday .

Chas. Sundberg of Buffalo avenue.

Mrs. Anderson and children of Roseland spent Sunday afternoon here with her mother, Mrs. Beckman of Superior avenue. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Emrlck left here Sunday afternoon for the west where they expect to Bpend the next two wmki in sight-seeing.

Quite a ball game was witnessed at

the Delaware grounds Sunday afternoon when the Hegewlsch Colts play

ed tho Hegewlsch Star Fish Giants, with a score of 15 to 6 in favor of the

Colts.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Seaborg and Mr. and

Mrs. Ralph Watkins enjoyed Sunday afternoon ln their launch on the Calu

met river.

Carl Boettlcher of Evanston spent Saturday evening and Sunday with

friends here.

Herman Jordan is visiting friends at

Vandalla, I1J. Miss Mamie Polln of Chicago caned on friends here Sunday.

Miss Evelyn Bundy is spending a few days with her aunt at Cheltenham. Arthur and Evan Johnson attended the national military tournament at Grant Park last Saturday evening. Mlsa Louise Jordan and Dr. S. I

Brown spent Sunday evening in Chi-

BURNHAM. A baby girl arrived at the home of

Mr. and Mrs. John Patton Sunday morn

ing, July 30th. Mother and baby are

doing well. Grace Daniels of Hammond spent Sunday here visiting Irene Hill, of

Center avenue.

Mr. N. H. Trimble of Gary, preached at Burnham Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. Weiland of Englewood visited old friends here Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Smith of Center avenue were Hammond visitors Sunday evening. Mrs. A. C. Anderson attended the services at the Hammond Christian church Sunday morning. Miss Mamie Poulln of Chicago spent Saturday and ' Sunday with Miss Lillian Doe. Mrs. J. W. McCocahay and daughter Gertrude of Pullman spent Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. G. Phillips, of Center avenue. ' - - Mr. and Mrs. Klug of Park avenue entertained a company of friends from out of town Sunday. Rev. Mountain of the Hegewlsch M.

E. church, called on friends ln Burnham yesterday. Choir practice Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Wm. Smith of Park avenue.

EEGEWISCH. Miss Ella Hohwy and sister Mrs. William Emrlck and children returned

home Saturday evening alter a very pleasant visit among relatives at Valparaiso.

Miss Irene" Beckman who is now at

tending the Chicago University spent

Saturday at home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reed called on

the latters father at -St. Margaret's hospital Sunday afternoon and found

him slowly improving.

Mrs. John Schwltzer and little

daughter of Ontario avenue and her

DYER. Father Gross from Stager visited

with Rev. Joseph Flach Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Miller from Griffith and

Mrs. Cash Allen from Kansas visited

Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Ehrsam.

Miss Susan Theil from Chicago is

visiting with friends here the present week.

Clara. Amelia and Frank Schmltt

visited with relatives at Cedar Lake

Sunday.

Stella Keilman from Hammond visit

ed with her mother Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stark and Eliza

beth Lauerman from St. Johns were

Dyer visitors Sunday .

John Miller, Jr., and son George ana

John Miller, Sr., from St. John trans

acted business here Monday.

Eugene and Arthur Speckles from

Hammond visited with their aunt and

uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmitt, for several days. Bernard Jostes from Chicago was the guest of rleatlves here over Sunday.

HOBART. Mrs. John Sterling of East Chicago visited with friends and relatives here yesterday. Mr. Lee Roper of the Bee Hive is enjoying a week's lay off. Mr. ad Mrs. Roy Dodge were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson and family moved yesterday into their' new home on Sixth street. Mrs. Siegler who has been visiting relatives here for the past few days returned to her home In Chicago yesterday. Dr. O. D. Marton was a Gary business visitor yesterday. Mrs. Chas Lace is on the sick list.

SPARTAN.

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