Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 66, Hammond, Lake County, 5 September 1911 — Page 6
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THE TUXES. Tuesday Sept. 5,-1911. Crown Point Mews
Happenings of a Day In Lake Comity's Lively Capital
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Heern tell thet sum o' them artistic dancers er goin' t' dance with -less clothes on than usual. Sum o" them will undoubtedly lose their Jobs, es I've heern tell thet beauty wux only skin deep. - ' - , Jeb Tlte ses th' only way he kin give er bushel o' apples away nowadays ia f Rive a hand-patnted saucer ez a premium.
Jackson street, got one of his horses
into an. open cistern and almost drown
ed trie animal Deiore u couia De rescued. Otherwise, no damage was done. Mr. a"d Mrs. Percy A. Parry of Hammond visited relatives In Crown Point over Sunday. Fred Y. Wheeler went to Indianapolis yesterday to assist in the running of the state fair this week.
. It is reported that Elmer Flack and Miss Bertha Hildebrant were married recently in Chicago and have returned after a wedding tour to make Crown Point their home. Mr. and Mrs. Maney have returned from a visit with friends in Chicago.
I rrown Point defeated Gary in easy
style yesterday at the local ball park, I and until the sixth inning the steel city
Little Fern Nichols Sigler is reported to have been bitten by a stray dog that has made his home in Druggist Handley's barn on East street for several days. The child was attempting to pet the animal when he became cross, snapped at her and bit her in the arm quite severely. The brute will be disposed of at once. 1
The Lutheran mission and festival held at the fair grounds yesterday viAn well attended and the big grandstand was packed by those interested in the day. Ministers from Kouts assisted Rev, Both In the work of the day, and other exercises were given by the church .members and friends. I ' Mrs. Berry, wife of J. M. Berry, keeper of the general store at Wlnfleld, died on Sunday from a lingering illness, being afflicted with Bright' ' disease and other complications. - She was about 55 years of age. The funeral will be held this morning at the home, the burial taking place at Salem
cemetery. Labor day was generally observed yesterday, the banks, salo'ons and public offices all being closed. The county commissioners' court and the city councity meetings were adjourned until today. Nearly all who could availed themselves of the opportunity to see the Crown Point-Harbor game, while some saw the wrestling match at Comlskey's park and others went to Spring Hill grove for the day. Ievt Chatfleld. while assisting In the excaVatlng of the Burge basement on
team never had a look-in. Smith's de
livery being a puzzle to them. Even when they did connect with the ball the
Crown Point players were invincible and Tobin got the only error of tlfle
day on bungling an easy one at short
stop. The Crown Point team landed on
Anderson , nearly at will. Conroy'i
, home run for Gary in the last inning was a pretty drive, scoring Corbln on the long poke to center fteld fence. Gary at times played a listless game and Buck Velner's boys did not display the same edge as in their recent double-Jjeader here. r. About 150 fans from Crown Point
journeyed to Indiana Harbor via train and automobile yesterday knd witnessed one of the best ball games of the season. The victory of the locals, by the score of 3 to 2, put the finishing touches on an enjoyable Labor day outing and the same was doubly welcome coming in the face of some of the poor decisions handed the local team, and also in practically clinching the pennant for the Hub team for the 1911 season. Crown Point furnished at least half of the crowd in the grandstand and bleachers, a"nd for loyal fans the rest of the county has to hand It to the county seat. Henning's superb pitching In the face of ragged support at times was responsible for the local victory. Three straight games for Crown Point has cleared the uncertain atmosphere regarding the outcome of the pennant race and with the present "strong going" Crown Pont should win easily.
ROBERTSDALE. If you don't cook with Gas and heat the water for your house with Gas you are not getting the MOST return for the money you spend for fuel. A branch of the Hammond public library, which Robertsdale has tried so long to obtain, has at last been realized through the untiring efforts of
Dr. T. W. Kohr, who has worked un- ! ceasingly for the past year to have a fc3&fckMta.Wh4. here. The library will be In the large front room above the police station. The rooom, which has a seating capacity of about twenty-five, will be comfortably furnished. It will have three large tables and other necessary furnishings to make It . an up-to-date library and reading room. . Electric lights and a hot water heating system will be Installed. Dr. Kohr has made arrangements with an express company- to ha,ve books delivered from Hammond every day, so any one wishing a book that is not on band can get it the next day. The standard magazines, dally and local newspapers will also be kept on band. Dr. Kohr, who has charge of the library, says he hopes the people will realise what a great benefit it Is to the community and patronize it accordingly. Miss Clara Schaaf has been appointed librarian. Raymond Buel lreturned to his home in Waukegan, 111., after a two weeks" visit at the Buell home In Indiana boulevard. Mrs. A. Roberts and daughters, Mrs. F. Richard Schaaf and Miss Amy J.
Roberts left Friday morning for a trip through the fruit belt in Michigan.
They will take the trip by Interurban
V. Richard Schaaf will join them In a
few days.
E. C. Holmes left Saturday for South Haven, Mich., to remain over Labor day
with- his family. , ' " Mrs. Bundschuh of Indiana boule
vard spent the day visiting friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. Cowan and children of Indiana
boulevard spent several days In Chica
go visiting relatives the latter part of
the week.
Fred and Edward Klemm of Indiana
boulevard are spending a few days at
ulenview and Morten Grove, III.
Messrs. Kelley and Ward of Chicago
were the guest of Mr. .and Mrs. Ed
ward Hennessy of Roberts avenue, yes terday. (
Jreo Lingnam or Harrison avenue left Saturday for Eau Claire, Mich., to remain over Labor Day with his
daughter. Mrs. William Scott and fam
tly. His children. Fred and Elsie, who have been spending several weeks
there, will return home with him. Mrs. McQuinn of Reese avenue is 1m
proving slowly from a paralytic stroke
which she suffered last week.
August Ruff spent Saturday In Chicago purchasing banners and badges for the Labor day parade of the team
sters' local No. 759. John Daniel of the Ahlborn . Con
structing company had the misfortune to have his hand caught In a chain and
the end of his finger taken off Friday.
Dr. T. W. Kohr is attending him.
jar. ana Mrs. James Nicholson o
Roberts avenue left Saturday for Vandalla. Mich., to remain over Labor day with friends. William Rought of Cleveland avenue is spending several days at Three Rivers, Mich., with his wife, and children. Miss Esta Kohr of Indiana boulevard
returned home after a few days' visit
at the Atchison's summer home in
Crocker.
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suffering with a very painful felon on her thumb. .
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MERRILL-VILLE. Word was received that M. F. Pierce,
ho has been seriously 111 at Cleve
land, would be removed today.
Mrs. Rider and children from Iowa
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Barton.
E. Merrill and wife of Hammond
spent Sunday with the family of Alva Saxton..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barman entertain
ed a large crowd for Sunday dinnner
among the number being Chas. Barman and wif of Tolleston.
S. B. Woods and family and Chas.
Bothwell and family spent Labor day at Gary.
Raymond Rudolph and Chas. John
son were here Monday morning for a short time.
Bert Saxton and sons, Ray and Court-
land, returned to White Water, Wis.,
after visiting friends and relatives
here for several weeks.
Mrs. Otto KierSey and sons of Burn
ham spent Monday with her mother.
Mrs. Glazier.
Raymond Zouvers spent Sunday with
his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Earhardt and two
daughters of Chicago returned home today after spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Gouger.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Koch had for Sun
day guests Mrs. Leismann, Mr. and
Mrs. Plagemann. Miss Fose, Ella Weav
er, Hammond; Lizzie and Clara Dohl-
kant, Chicago Heights; Mr. and Mrs
Duell, Chicago, and their son, F. Koch,
of East Chicago. '
John Loyce and wife of Chicago re
turned home after spending several days at their summer home just north
of Merrillville. Mrs Roy Talstead spent Sunday here
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters and sons have returned home after taking an auto trip to Milwaukee and Sheboygan
to visit relatives.
Henry Merrill and son spent Monday
here with friends. i
Mrs. Arthur Burge of Gary and her sister, Cora Horst. of Crown Point, vis
ited over Sunday with M. H. Pierce.
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Mrs. John Eckland is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ella
Palmquist of DeKalb, 111. Mrs. M. Lynch and daughters, Wlno
na and Mrs. W. E. LeVettie, spent Fri
day with Mrs. J. L. Deveney, who left Friday evening for her new home in
Minnesota.
Mrs. A. Seaborg and son. Hubert
were out-of-town visitors last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. George Sidlin spent Thursday
evening with relatives In Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Berg of Superior
avenue left here Saturday for the east.
where they expert to spend the next two weeks, visiting relatives at differ
ent points. Mrs. Ivey Boynton of Commercial avenue spent Saturday in . Chicago shopping. .... Mrs. Frank Weiland and children returned home P"rlday evening after a very pleasant visit with relatives ' at Peru, Ind. J
Do you use a Gas Range? If not. Why not? Look for the Gas Company's advertisement In today's paper. Arthur Hoyden" who has been camping on the banks of the Kankakee river for the past three weeks In a party with Hammond friends, has returned home. Miss Louise Schaechterle of Edgewater spent a few days visiting Whiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Beaublen of Laporte avenue wll leave Monday for
two weeks' vacation, which they ill spend with, relatives in different
parts of Illinois.
Mrs. Frank M. Webster of Laporte
avenue and two daughters Gladys and Ruth left Saturday for Bangor, Mich., to spend a few days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Gavit of Oli
ver street have been entertaining Mrs.
Louis Gavit and children of Saginaw, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mattern of Oliver
street are entertaining Mrs. Irwin and
daughter of Rensselaer.
Miss Marguerite Schaub has been on
the sick Jlst at her home in Sheridan
avenue for the past several days.
Miss Jessie M. Curtis of Oliver street
has returned home from Wabash, Ind., where she spent a week as the guest of a friend.
Misses Anna Stover and Elizabeth
Nlcljutn are both home from Lake For
est, 111., to spend a two weeks vacation with their Whiting relatives.
Miss Grace Taylor, who has been
spending two weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wylie of
New York avenue, left Saturday for her
home in Cleveland, O.
Miss Bessie Seifer of Davidson place
has returned home from a visit at Coloma and Benton Harbor, Mich.
Mrs. Douglas and daughter, Gladys,
Of 119th street has returned home from
Fulton, Ind., where they were the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Wesley Crlpliver.
Mrs. Henry Fifield of Oliver street is home after spending several days
with relatives at Culver. Ind.
Miss Eliza Gardner of Jred street has returned home from Ohio, where she spent a month visiting her grandmother. V v Edward O'Hara of Cleveland avenue has gone to Wisconsin to visit his sister. - Mr. and Mrs. Joe James of Sheridan avenue have returned from Huntington, Ind., where they spent their vacation with their parents. Miss Bessel Edgar of East Chicago Is
now"employed in the Whiting office of
the Chicago Telephone company. Arthur Marbach returned to his home In Englewood yesterday after spending two weeks with relatives In Sheridan avenue.
The family of James A. Gill and also of Dr. A. J. Lauer have returned from Lake Wawasee, where they spent the
; HOBART. Mr. Edgar Hartnup. who has been sick for the past - two ; weeks with typhoid fever, passed away on Saturday evening. Mr. Hartnup was 54 years of age, and besides a wife, leaves four
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Attorney Charles E. Greenwald and family expect to move to Gary about next Thursday. The weddingof Miss Olive J. Watts of New York avenue apd John Hein of Sheridaa avenue will take place on Tuesdav. Sept. 12th. Joseph Peceny, Frank Duggan, Edward Schaaf, Steve Senchak "were
Hammond visitors on Sunday evening. ! Miss Esther Blooomberg of East Chicago was the guest of Miss Mildred E. Stewart of Sheridan avenue on Sunday. At the meeting of the "King's Heralds" and the "Home Guards" of the M. E. church, which was held on Sunday afternoon, the following officers were elected. President Florence Denham. Vice president Annette Buchanan. Recording and corresponding secretary Harry Fredenberg. Treasurer Lizzie Wilson. Secretary of mite boxes Florence Denham. Assistant secretary Florence White-
man. -
Collector Geraldlne Holllday and
Clover Shawcroft.
Distributors Arthur Engler and
Ivan Haag.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brinkman and
children were Hammond visitors on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs-- Arthur Carey and
daughter, EvelyriTVreturned last evening from Benton Harbor, Mich., where they were over Labor day.
Sergeant Clay C. Collins and family have returned home from Morocco, Ind., where they spent their vacation. Joseph Shawcroft, chief of the fire department, has resumed his duties after a two weeks' vacation. , Mrs. Minnie Ferris of Fischrupp avenue will leave tomorrow for Cleveland. O., to visit her brother. Mrs. E. Johnson of Chesterton returned to her home in Chesterton yesterday after visiting her son. John Willis, and family of Cleveland avenue. Charles Hellwig has returned home from Brookston. Ind., but his wife and baby are still visiting relatives there. The Womans' Foreign Missionary society will meet at Mrs. W. B. Spurrier's
on Oliver street this evening at 7:30 p. m. The annual election will be held, and delegates appointed to the district meeting at Kentland and the branch meeting at Mount Carmel. 111. Mrs. Redding will have charge of the program. The L. O. T. M. will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. There will be a memorial service heM for the late Acting Past Supreme Conmander of the L. O. . HI. It Is desired that there will be a large attendance. ' William Broadbear spent Labor Day with friends at Waukeftanll.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon for a business meeting at 2:30 p. m. The election of officers will be held. Joseph Holkgar was arrested by Officer O'Connell last night on the charge of intoxication. His trial will be held this evening. Anton Galiczy was arrested on the charge of assault and battery upon his sister-in-law, Mary Jlgak. His trial will be held tonight. Mike Dwyer, a hobo, was arrested on complaint of John Evan, 119th and Center streets, who charged Dwyer with attempting to hold him up. When the case came up for trial Evan did not appear against Dwyer. so he was released, but ordered out of town by the mayor. '
LOWELL. Walter Dfederich and wffe of Chicago were guests of Lloyd Rose ' Sunday, they are evangelist singers. They assisted in the revival meeting under the big tent at West Creek Sunday, and
children three- boys and one girl to ! sang some very pretty sacred music.
mourn his loss. Funeral service!? were, a hhv nn ws rnm in Mr and Mrs
held this afternoon by Rev. Servies and, the interment was in the Hobart cemetery. . On Sunday, evening an automobile accident occurred near Alnsworth, when the cars, owned by Fred Franzen and C. Goodrich, both of this place, collided. Although no one was hurt,
both machines were damaged considerably. ,
Miss Agnes Nash of Chicago visited
friends here over Labor day. "
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins, who have
been spending the past few days at the
Boldt residence, returned to their home
in Hamfnond yesterday.
Miss Elnora Scheldt went to Dyer yesterday to visit with relatives for a few days. ," " j Miss Edna Borger smarted school yesterday at the Chicago College of Fine Arts. ' ' ' ' " Mrs. R. Peddicord returned yesterday from New York, where she has been for the past two months, visiting with relatives. - -''- Miss Margaret Boldt has resigned her position at the local - telephone exchange and has accepted' a position as clerk at the Gibson of flees. A iarge crowd attended the dance held here on Saturday evening under the auspices of the Woodmen. Miss Miller of Chicago is here visit ing at the Kllligrew home. Louie and Martin Hon of 'Chicago visited over Labor day at the home of Rev. William Hoff.
Lewis Wood Saturday afternoon. Congratulations are in order. ' Emll Ruge and family of Cook, Ind., were Lowell visitors Sunday. Mrs, Cal Nichols and children of Chesterton, who visited relatives In Lowell, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Wayland Jones, accompanied her aged mother, Mrs. Mary Taylor, to her home In Holland, O., Saturday, after a two months' visit here. Schuyler Post sold his farm, comprising 120 acres. Saturday to George
Horner for $110 per acre. The annual .reunion of the Dickinson family was held in Lowell Saturday. It was largely attended, relatives being here from many places. An Interesting program was rendered and a sumptuous dinner served. It was an unusually enjoyable event, and all had a good time. . Ansel, Slocomb. wife and son of East Chicago, attended the Dickinson family reunion Saturday.
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DYER. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kaiser were St. John visitors Sunday. Theresa Keui of Englewood was here visiting Sunday and yesterday with friends and relatives. C " Henry Miller of Highland spent Sunday here. The ball game between Dyer and Scherervllle resulted in the score of 17 to 9 in favor of Dyar. - Mrs. Johnson and children of Chicago'' Heights came - here to .spent Sunday and Labor day with relatives. . Herbert .Kellman of Hammond was . here to spend Sunday with relatives. Theodore Kammer of Whiting was here spending Sunday with his family. Henry Schulte went to Chicago to visit with relatives. s Francis Hoffman of Chicago returned home after a week's visit here. Charles Scheldt of Chicago spent Sunday and Labor day with relatives. Dave Friedman was a Dyer visitor Sunday. - , Mr. Wilmer and family of Chicago spent Sunday and Labor day with relatives here. . '' Dr. J. A. Checigny was a Hammond business visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs, Webb went to visit in Chicago Heights Sunday and Labor day. Mr. and Mrs. T. Kammer .were Bt, John visitors Sunday.' Mr. and Mrs. Kammer of Englewood and children were visiting with. relatives here Labor day.
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BURNHAM. Stop carrying coal and order a Gas Range today from theXJas Company. Mr. and' Mrs. Tine Beal ' of Grand Crosslng'spent Sunday in Burnham vis
iting. . Grandma Smith and granddaughter, Cornelia Hencel of Hammond, spent yesterday here with her son, J. L. Smith of Center avenue. i "The Daughters-of ,the King" and the "B. C. No. 3" held a business meeting Saturday evening at the home of Miss ! Dolly Patjon. Mrs. R. Rau of Center avenue was a Hammond shopper Saturday afternoon. Misses Martha Kaczemarowski and Rose Floreak of Center avenue were Chicago visitors Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ine Bell spent Saturday even
ing In Hammond with her daughter, Mrs. E. Peterson. Mrs. O. J. Klersey and daughter. Miss Ethel spent Sunday evening In Gary with Old friends. The Chicago visitors Saturday were Mrs. James Patton and daughter Dolly, Miss Ethel Klersey and Clark Klersey. , Mr. and "Mrs. McGee, who recently purchased the Beal property on Center avenue, moved into It Saturday afternoon. , t Mrs. Walter Combs of jPark avenue entertained friends from Chicago Sunday. ' , Miss Mamie Burnham bf Center ave
nue spent Sunday in Harvey with friends. . Mrs. William Smith of Park avenue is reported ill at this writing.
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