Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 27, Hammond, Lake County, 5 August 1911 — Page 6
THE TIMES. August 5, 1911.
.Grown Point News
Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital
is visiting at the home ol her daughter.
Mrs. Wayland Jones. Mrs. Roy Tyson of Chicago Is vlsit-
I ing her mother, Mrs. Susie Kenney, of t this place.
John Snyder, who has been employed
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with Thomas Arnett Xor several months has returned to his home In Chicago. Oliver Palmer has taken his place In the furniture house for the present. Geo. Klmmet. Sam Fletcher and son.
games it promises to be Interesting Alva, were in Chicago yesterday, enough to draw a good crowd. j Mrs. Will Hayden was a Chicago The picnic of the Lake County Odd ' visitor yesterday. Fellows- association at the fair grounds Mra- Jhn Bauser of Chicago is visittoday is drawing a big crowd of Lake lnS at the home of her cousin, John county people, who are enjoying the Bauser. trleal weather and the amusements pro- Mis! Grace Griffins, of Albany, 111..
whiting and environs
German Evangelical church of "Whit- , here visiting their daughter, Mrs. Sam
The greatest little fizzle y ever saw; is th' feller thet can't do a good job o' , mindin' his on business. The at- j tractshun In th' latest styles hez gone
frum th' peekaboo waist down t' th' peekabo skirt.
George Anderman has again made another sale of Crown Point real estate at a bargain to himself,' disposing of his recently purchased North Main ' street property, which he recently purchased of the Dooks for a consideration ; of $2,000. Mrs. Struebig Is the pur- ' chaser and only half of the frontage originally purchased by Mr. Anderman figures in the deal. Owing to Its proximity to the Interurban line to be con-' structed the property is considered a bargain at the purchase price. Thomas Nforan. an inmate of the county farm, died at the Institution yesterday from pulmonary tuberculosis,'
being 60 years of age. His home was
vlded for the enjoyable occasion. Barney Young's band of Hammond arrived this morning and gave their morning concert on the courthouse square. Mrs. "V. A. Scheddell delightfully entertained a party of lady friends at bridge last evening, and Mrs. Harold H. Wheeler will entertain this evening,
and Leon Comstock, of Wichita. Kan., are guests at the home of Geo. Hatter.
HEGEWISCH. Mrs. T. Knight of Roselawn is here visiting her daughter Mrs. Ray Stevenson of Ontario avenue. Mrs. J. Paterson and children of Cororidulett avenue spent Friday with
Dom mnciions .oe.i.B B.ve.. . relatives In Whiting. i ot Mrs. Bornlce Clark ot Wheatfleld, Mr &nd Mrg EImep Colpgon flf En who is visiting here. j Klewood visited the latter s parents
The Laugh-Lots Sewing club gave a here Wednesdav.
progressive dinner party last evening
at the homes of the following members: Misses Valeria Farley, Ida Roser.bauer, Gretchen Wheeler. Alma Wilson, Ber- ! nice Ott and Ida Winer. Miss Belle Peterson is entertaining Miss Selma Dearson of Chicago at her home in Court street for a few days. I Miss Bernlce Ott is confined to her home with a severe case of tonsllitls. j John K. Luther and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fisher and daughter arrived last i evening from ther trip to Europe, be-
Mr. and
Mrs
time visiting with relatives in
Scotland, while Mr. Luther and C. W. Allraan made an extensive tour of Europe. Mr. Altaian la expected to return in a few days. Miss Grace Lemster transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Erie Lund of Hammond transacted business in Crown Point yesterday. The county commissioners will hold their regular monthly meeting at the
I Edward Jacobsoa- was a Chicago . visitor yesterday. I Mrs. Sebloom Is still quite ill at her I home on Corondulett avenue. Miss Bertha Phaebs Is spending a few
days with Miss TlUle Berg in Chicago. V. A. Beckman is getting along nicely and expects to be able to be home In the course of a fe wdays.
m i it . , . . lng gone about seven weeks for work. He was born in Canada and ' 6 6, . .t
was 60 years of age. He will be buried , rs v , I the
Crown point win not be without a ball game tomorrow in spite of the fact that the Northern Indiana league team goes to Whiting to play, and those who do not follow the crowd to the oil city can witness a double header at the home grounds. Barney Monlx's Colts will play the OrcTiard Grove team and the Bridgeport Brave team during the afternoon, and if the game does not present all the fine points of the league ASTHf.lA GATARRH CURED Expert Medleel Scientists A uaea Startling; Results OkUtet y Seaptnv New York: Thousand ,are taking advantage of the geaerous offer made by The Wood worth Co., 111 Broadway, Kaw York City, requesting an experimental package of Sen pine, the great discovery for Aithraa, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, and Catarrh, which is mailed free of charge to all who writ for It. It is curing thousands of the most stubborn cases. It makes no difference how long you hava baen suffering or how severe the ellmatio conditions re where you lira, Eenplne will euro you. If you have experimented with other treatments and have failed to find a cur do not be discouraged but send -for a trial of this wonderful truly merltous remedy which la a sclent lflo compound discovered by a Professor of Vienna University, and la being recommend? y - tfeotaaada. -
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Miss Mariam Riley returned to her home at Small's Corners Friday after
. Fisher spent the greatest part of ending several days with Miss Mil-
ureu uucri2, Mrs. Frank Orsbom and children left for Akron, Ohio. Thursday evening to visit her daughter for an Indefinite time. Mrs. Cash Allen of Kansas Is the guest of relatives in town. John Minlnger was a Hammond business visitor yesterday. P. Burger and son spent the day out of town. , There will be a ball game between
courthouse on next Monday. J the Griffith Colts and I. H. Betts at the Henning will do the twirling against grounds here Sunday at 2:30 p. m. the Whiting team tomorrow and the i 1 oil city bunch will spring a new pitch- DYEBL
Miss Florence BTTker left Thursday morning for Coldwater, Ohio, to spend
ins, inumua oouievara, near nam street. Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. Serman, "At the Table of the King" (Jeremiah 62, 31-34) at 10:30 a. m. In the evening, union meeting In parly, In case of rain, at M. E. church. Wednesday. 7:45 p. M., Bible study; Friday, 7 p. m., catechetical class. Saturday, 10 a. m. German classes; 8 p. m., choir rehearsal. Eugene G. Fuessle, pastor, 418 Sheridan avenue. M. K. Church. Sermon there, morning: "The School of Experience." 1 Evening service at the park. Rev. M. C. Wright. Mrs. Cash R. Vincent, entertained
fifteen ladles of the Methodist church at luncheon at her home In New York avenue yesterday afternoon. Miss Mildred Taylor returned to her home in Cleveland yesterday after a six weeks' visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wylle, ot New York avenue. Mrs. Arthur N. Gladden and son, Horace, of Sheridan avenue, are spending the week-end with Mrs. James A. Gill and family at Lake Wawasee. Miss Mamie Bernstein left yesterday for Gary to spend a week with her aunt and uncle there, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernstein. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Mufflth, of Oliver street, are entertaining their nephew, Robert Congan, of Elkhart, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Tatro, of Jollet, 111., are
Ingraham, of Sheridan avenue. Raymond Behrens of New York avenue Is entertaining Edwin Walker of New York avenue. Miss Peter Pfelfer was a St. John visitor on Thursday. Mrs. Malloy, mother of Mrs. E. B.
Green, who has been very ill. Is not
any Improved.
Mrs. Mathew Schaefer and Mrs. Peter Koch spent Thursday in St. John with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Kammer.
The Masonic band gave a very fine
concert in the Whiting park on Thurs dav evening.
Mrs. Starr ' Stowell and children 6f LaPorte avenue, have gone to Cold-
water, Mich., to visit Mr. Stowell's mother. W. C. Bailey of East Chicago spent Thursday evening at the Hilliard home. Mrs. Al Hultgren and children of 119th street, are visiting her parents in Chicago for a few days. Miss Margaret Griffith is entertaining her cousin from Lexington, Ohio.
Burt Johnson, a butcher at the firm I
of Lutz and Quinlan, who Is suffering from blood poisoning as the result of dropping a meat clever on his hand, is improving at h!s home in New York avenue. .'"" Try a box of Sternberg's Rheumatism Remedy. It seldom fails. Prepared and for sale by M. Sternberg's Pharmacy
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CLARK STATION. Mrs. V. Behn of this place entertain
ed a number of her out of town friends
and relatives yesterday and all enjoyed a very good time. The chief fea
ture of the day was eight seeing through Gary in a number of automobiles and later swimming at the lake. A swimming contest was held and It was the most exciting event ever pulled off In the lake. The events were as follows: Mr. Rinald Luedtke, Mr. Chas.
Slater and Mr. Chas. Slater, who are' all heavy set men, were the first to
pull off a hundred yard race. Mr.i
Slater won in the first heat and Mr. Luedtke tied for second. Mr. Luedtke won In the final heat. Mr. Slater was all tired out and was rescued by Muck's life saving crew. The next contest, fifty yards, was between the ladies. Mrs. L. Miller, Mrs. M. Heimke, Mrs. X. Genzel, Mrs. Luedtke, Mrs. P. Garrity and Mrs. F. Behn. Mrs. Genzel, Mrs.
Miller and Mrs. Heimke were winners in the final heat. Mrs. Heimke was first in the final heat. The next swim
ming contest was between the young
ladies. Entries were. Misses E. Miller,
A. Garrity. T. Lalbaum. E. Behn and
Ellen Clossen. Miss E. Miller won in
the final contest. Music of all kinds
was rendered: the ' features were the
solos bv Mr. R. Leudtke, Mr. C. Sluth
and Mr. C Slater.
After having a good supper they went
to Mrs. Behn's home and enjoyed a
dainty supper there. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. It. Luedtke, Mrs. L. Miller, Mrs. I. Gengftl, Mrs. P." Garrity, Mrs. M. Heimke, Mm, F. Behn, Mrs. Chas. Slater, Mr. Chas Sleuth, Miss E. Behn, Miss A. Garrity. Miss T. lalbaum. Miss E. Behn, Miss K. Clossen and Master Elmer Behn. A pleasant birthday party took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Schmletzer In honor of their daughter Miss Edith Schmetzer, who was ten years old. Games of all sorts were played. Music was rendered and all
report a fine time. A dainty supper
was also served. Those present were: Misses A. Adams, Anna Schwalbe, Ethel Wagner, Florence Benner, . Goldle
Schear, Helen Scheurer and Gertrude Scheurer. They all wished her many happy returns of the day.
MERRILL VILLE. ; On Wednesday evening, Aug. 9th, there will be an Ice cream social at the residence of Mat .Lennertz. The proceeds will be given to John J. Hoffman who has vbeen sick and unable ; to work for nearly a year. Come and env Joy yourself and at the same time ydu will be helping a deserving family. - Geo. Doll of Hammond Is here today. Silas Zowers Is at Valparaiso visiting', with friends. , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce and Alive Mundell are in Aetna today. ; ,
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er by the name of Rogers to go against the leaders. The locals are determined to win tomorrow's game to Insure their J place In the league race. A big crowd ot fans will follow them. I Miss Ida Weiner is visiting with
ureuu.. wi llalI1.JI0.iu vouaj. Marie Ambre returned to their homes MI sses Mildred and Genevieve Nor- Frldav evenlner
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Al
bert Romer. After several days' visit with friends in Chicago Miss Lizzie Williams and
ROBERTSDALE. ..Evangelical church- Rev. K. S. Shrader, pastor. Services for tomorrow
; are as follows: Sunday school at 10 I a. m., preaching at 11 a. m., evening J services at Whiting park at 7:30 p. m.
All are welcome. Fred LaHayne of Crocker, Ind., was the guest of Robert Atchison and family of Roberts avenue, Thursday. Mrs. E. Aman of Roberts avenue. Is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Ambrose Smith of Wheeler, Lnd., for a few days. Misses Caroline Buehler and Ida Iloman were White City visitors Thursday evening. John Murry of Roberts avenue transacted business in South Chicago Thursday evening. Mesdames Studor and J. Schaak sepnt the day visiting at McCool, Ind.
ton, the Misses Mllteer and R- G. Parry of Gary visited with friends at Crown Point last evening. j
LOWELL. Charles Greenwald, county prosecutor.and Joe Martin, chief of police of Gary, were In Lowell yesterday. It is said that Mr. Greenwald was down looking into the Cedar Lake proposition, as per Gov. Marshall's orders. Mrs. Mary C. Taylor of Holland. Ohio.
Mrs. Theo. Kammer and children left
Friday evening for Chicago to visit with relatives. William Zeisenhene. Jr., made a business trip to Hammond yesterday. Eenora Grelvlng is visiting with relatives in Scherervllle the present week. H. C. Batterman transacted business in Chicago Friday.
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family of Indiana boulevard. Mrs. Ed. Freeman of Pearl street was a Hammond shopper yesterday. Mrs. C.' Phelps of Indiana boulevard is entertaining her sister from St, Joe, Michigan. Miss Marie Seliger of 116th street, visited her parents in East Side yesterday. Menry Hatt of Indiana boulevard visited his mother-in-law. Mrs. George Sladek at Paylos Park, Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Maddox of South Chicago is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Slagel of Harrison avenue. Messrs. Edward Wonnacott and Chas.
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