Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 12 August 1911 — Page 5

August 12, 1911.

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PASSES AWAY Well Known Hammond Woman Dies at Home on Monroe Avenue. Agnes Koch, 1143 Monroe street, near Conkey avenue, died ,at her home yesterday afternoon at out 3:30 o'clock, after a short Illness. The funeral will be held from the family home Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. In the absence of Rev. Klaus Rev. Prekel of "West Hammond will officiate - during the services. Interment will he htld at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Koch Is well known and . very much respected In Hammond. Site Is 54 years old and formerly lived at Robertsdale, having resided there for nine years. The family then moved to Michigan City1 for two- years and three months ago they returned to Hammond, where they have resided since. She is turvlved by a husband, two daughters and one son, who are Mrs. J. U Arnold, Mrs. J. S. Deer and William Kocli, formerly a member of the Hammond fire department No. 4. The Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law the ambitious young man's hope and the student's opportunity. Fall term opens Sept. 12 in its new, handsome and splendidly equipped college building. Terms of tuition are most reasonable and vlll be gladly given upon application. Ask Change of Venue. In the case of the state of Indiana '

vs. Bertha Halbert, charged with prov- evening the members traveled , homeoeatlon In Judge Ames' court, this ward. Before they left they passed morning a change of venue to Judge resolutions thanking everybodyjfor evHuber's court in Gary was taken. Min- j erything and expressing delight at the tc Smith, the complaining witness, ' treatment they received while here, caused her arrest and asked for a They also passed resolutions asking

change of venue. "J 13 at Say" MOR LICK'S It Means Original and Genulna ILK Tha Food-drink fsr Ail Agis. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. A quick loach prepared in a minute Take no substitute. Ask for HORUCK'S. GS" Others are imitations.

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LION STORE ENGAGES A NEW BAND

Fine Program of Music to Be Given If Weather Permits. V , Ons of the best band concerts that has been given in Hammond this year will, if the weather permits, be held in front of the Lion Store tonight when Ward's band of Gary which Kaufman &' Wolf received at quite an expense will play a program of classic and popular music. The Wsrd band has Quite a reputation in Gary and was engaged by the enterprising Hammond merchants to give variety to their concerts and they promise music of unusual merit. The affair will begin at 7 o'clock. GARY BETS MEXT EDITORS MEETING Two Gary Editors Honored by Being Put on Executive Committee. Mishawaka, Ind., Aug. 12. The Northern Indiana F.ditorial association closed its session yesterday, and last for amendment to the Hepburn law, which forbids the exchange of newspaper advertising for railroad transportation. Officers were elected as . follows: President, S. E. Boys, Plymouth Chronicle; first vice president, F. B. Leighty, St. Joseph News; second vice president, G. A. Maurer, South Bend Tribune; secretary, J. A. Beane, Goshen Democrat; treasurer, G. W. Murray, Nappanee TCews. Executive committee J. R. Snyder, Gary Post; H. S. Carr, Gary Tribune; A. J. Eowser, Chesterton Tribune; S. E. Boys, Plymouth Chroni cle; J. A. Beane, Goshen Democrat. Building PermitLot 8 and W K lot 7. block 4. V. H. Messenger's addition; 22x 42x9; 476 May street; George Milne, owner; Ahlborn & Vogt, contractors ,...$1,800 SPARTAN.

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KKANSUES STREET-RAILWAY CO. Declares That Her Injury Resulted From Crew's Carelessness.

Attorney J .K. Stinson. representing Elizabeth J. Morgan, haa started suit against the Calumet and South Chicago Railway Co. to recover $5,000 damages on account of an accident which took place June 6, 1910. Mrs. Morgan alleges in her complaint that she attempt to take a car for Hammond at Jackson Park boulevard. She says that the conductor gave the motorman the starting bell before she had mounted the steps and that she was suddenly jerked oft. the car with the result that she fractured het leg. She says that at the time she was a boarding house keepr and that she wa earning $5 a week. She says that the acldent incapacitated her for work and that she has ben compelled to carry a cane ever since. F. C. Miller Eligible. F. C. Miller of Hammond has received an invitation to become a member of the Matogorda Bay Hunting and Fishing club. The club is located in Texas and most of the members are Wealthy and Influential Chicagoans. The club" has thousands of acres of hunting grounds and has posted thousands of other acres. It is an opportunity that Mr. Miller appreciates and he expects to Join. The membership is limited to 300. Trial Is Continued. The trial os Andrew Kubeck was continued in Judge Barnett's court this morning until Saturday, Aug. 12th. Kubeck, who is sexton at the Slavish cemetery was arrested Thursday after noon on a warrant by Officer Trost, The complaining witness, Mr. Van Willlgen, charges Kubeck with operating a blind pig and selling liquors without a license. Kubeck. had secured a government license but had no county or city license which he is required to possess, O'Connell Not Guilty. In the case of the State of Indiana vs. Daniel O'Connell of Whiting Judge Ames this morning found the defendant not guilty. The case was venued from Judge Prest's court. O'Connell was charged with trespass on the B. & O. R. R. and was arrested by Officer A. F. Gaety. Famous Guth Candies at L. Cox & Co. c r

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Realty Market Quiet. The realty market has been very quiet during the past week. There have been a number of inquiries for property and some 'small sales, but no large deals have been announced. William Hastings, announces the sale of a house and lot belonging to F. H. Ebert to Jim Carroll. The property is located on Sibley street and the ground has a frontage of forty feet. Hastings also negotiated the sale of a house and lot' belonging to Otto Prugh to J. Dunnagan. The property is located on Logan street. Other deal

ers report some activity, but are not yet ready to announce sales. Still at Hospital. John K. Fitzgerald Is reported to be doing nicely at St. Margaret's hospital where he recently underwent an operation. Yesterday was not as good a day for him as some of the others but he is better today. It will be some time before he can leave the hospital. Dies While Visiting. Mrs. August Jarsembek of Chicago, who had been sick for a number of months, died this morning at the home of her mother, Mrs. Bolda, 125-15ith street. West Hammond, with whom she had been visiting. Mrs, Jarzembek was 30 years old and is survived by a widower and three children, the oldest of whom is seven years. Her death is attributed to consumption. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made. You can always depend on, what Dr. Bucket tells you. ST. JOHN. Mr. and Mrs. John Mller Jr. spent Thursday with relatives in Black Oak. Henry Juergens transacted business in Hammond Friday. Frank Thiel made a business trip to Chicago today. Charles Gerlach made a business trip to Crete, 111. today. Andrew Rammer and- Bert Doctor made a trip to Dyer Friday In Bert Doctor's machine. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klein of Chicago are the guests of relatives In St. John. Paul Riffel of Chicago is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. August Koehle. Daniel Scheldt and his two daughter from Dyer were St. John visitors Thursday. Mrs. Charles Batterman of Brunswick spent Thursday with friends hert. GRIFFITH. The Joint Sabbath school picnic of Merrillviye and Ross held at S. B. Woods park yesterday was a success in every way. The weather being ideal. Among those from here who attended were Mrs. H. Ellis, Mrs. L A. Southworth, Miss Mary Bennett, Cloe Proth and daughter Calrie and Miss Emily Southworth and friend Miss Ruth Brusel of Hammond. They report a delightful time, being entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Woogs before going to the grounds. The Woods 2Z

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family put forth all energy, to . make the day agreeable for all by preparing

tables, setts, swings, etc. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Tucker of Ross entertain with a number of flne; selections on the phnograph, the Ross choir sang a number of hymns and Rev. Clements of Merrillville delivered an address on a very interest iii subject. Everybody took well filled baskets and all did ample justice to the well prepared delicacies, going home Reeling well paid for their efforts. Ray Routhworth returned from Iillinois to visit his father I A. Southworth. Mrs. J. Miller was a Harvey business visitor lust evening. Miss Mercy Bennett went to Chicago last evening to visit her borther for a few days. Mrs. Ola Lander Sevenson and daughter who have ben the guests of friends in Ross and Griffith left here Thursday evening for Chicago, where they will visit her father, C. Lander, before returning to her home in Minneapolis, Kansas. Miss Nellie Hand went to Laketon Thursday morning to visit relatives. Miss Lizzie Long returned to Chicago after spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Long. Mrs. P. Zyp was a Griffith business visitor yesterday. Those In attendance at the Ice cream social and dance Thursday evening report a good time. It was given for the benefit of the Griffith ball team. E. G. Dutton of Ross transacted business here Thursday. Theo Iaible spent the day In Hammond. MUNSTER. The storm Thursday night blew down a number of appie trees here and also a big oak tree across the road in front of Joe Munster. ' Kate Kikkert attended the Sunday school picnic at Hudson Lake on Friday. Martha Kooy has gone to Roseland for a week's visit with relatives. A number of telephones are out of order from the effects of Thursday's storm. If you smoke a. La Vendor or.ee you will always call for them.

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HESrEWISCK. Mrs. Nelson who was killed Thursday

evening was fifty-six yaers old and has lived in Hegewisch s good maiy- year. A few months ago she moved out on the old Reece farm which now , belongs to her son Battling. She was a member of the Hegewisch Star Rebecca lodge and has many friends who will miss her. She leaves to mour her husband, six sons and one daughter. Funeral services have not been arranged for. Mrs. Carlson entertained the Ladles' Aid society of the Swedish Lutheran church at her home on Corondulett avv nue Thursday afternoon. A good crefwd attended and a pleasant afternoon enJoyed by all. Mrs. McKernan 13 reported quite 111 at her home on Superior aveue. Miss Ella Howy was a Hammond visitor Thursday afternoon?N Mrs. E. Carlson who Is at St. Margaret's hospital is getting along nicely. A good time was reported by those who attended the box social given by the Young Peoples' society of thj Swedish Lutheran church in their basement Thursday evening. Mr. Llnedecke. of Ontario avenue was taken to the hospital last Thursday 1 with typhoid fever. Miss Marlon Hansen and Miss Jennie Thorsen of Chicago is spending a week at Mrs. Anna Drinnan of Buffalo ave nue Miss Ruth Heimberger returned from Milwaukee and took Miss Eleanora Johnson Drinnan home with her to Kewanna, Ind. to spend a month. Mrs. Anna Drinnan took her friend Florence Carlson to Palmer park Tues day. Mrs. Susan Olson took Miss Marlon Hansen and Miss Jennie Thorsen to South Chicago and Hammond. Miss Genieve Edwards Is spending a week at Eruce Lake, Ind. Mrs. Swan Olson and daughter, Mrs. Anna Drinan went to the city today to do some shoping. Mr. G. Hansen of Chicago spent Sunday with Mrs. Susan Olson and Mrs. Anna Drinnan the latter's uncle. Mr. and Mrs. William Drinnan and daughter Virginia are going to Niagara Falls and Toronto, Canada Tuesday to visit Mr. Drlnnan's cousin for two weeks. ARB YOU RKADISO TOR TIVKSt 0

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. STIE GLITZ PARK. Miss N. Heslln""shoppca in Cmcago Friday. Mrs. Tarnowskl Is on the fick list for the past week. Miss B. Gorman is on the sick list for the past two days. Master Paul Gllsman swallowed ' a brass cpoon and is not expected to liv . Mies- N. Keegan of East Chicago a a visitor .here last evening. The young ladies of this place are) planning a hobble skirt party. John Homea. is on his way to tha

north pole. Mr. Zock has returned home from his visit. Miss A. James has returned homo from a weeks visit in Whiting." Quite a number of Stleglitz park boys met a ghost which they were very much afraid of. They are not !n the habit of seeing ghosts. " Mr. Wilson of Chicago transacted business here yesterday. CLARK STATION. Tho meeting of the Clark Station Glee Club which took place last night was wel " attended by its many members. Since Mr. C. R. Spitsnagle resigned his position as president the flrBt-4hlng to do was to elect a new president. Mr. Emil Krueger was honored by receiving tha position. Immediately after this Mr. Krueger purchased a flne'little pig weighing about ten pounds as a mascot for the club. A new amendment which placed a fine on every member who failed to attend a meeting was added. Mr. C. Krause and Mr. H. Krause of South Chicago spent the day visiting with Clark friends. Mr. William Schimietzer and Mr. Damon Schmetzer returned here after spending a few weeks with the latter's parents at Edgerton, Ohio. They both report a fine time. Mr. William Osterman of Clarke is now becoming a great stock owner. He purchased over one hundred small pigs and has a large number of mules, horses, cows and poultry. Clark will soon be noted or its stock proauclng. ASK THE PEOPLE WHO ADVERTISE IN THE. TIMES WHETHER IT FAYS OR SOT. IP THEY SAY IT BOBSST. DOST ADVERTISE. ON Buy This Mouth SOFT. n i il