Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 83, Hammond, Lake County, 25 September 1911 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Monday, Sept. 25, 1911.
Crown Point News
Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital
SHUCKS
Prom the Diary of Si. Lence
Heern tell thy're agoin t" have a beer show.t Chicago. Kf true th exposition oughter be attended well by th fellers thet testified in th' Gary blind pig cases in order t' find out what th' stuff i3 like. A bird In th brush Is worth two on a hat. . In the divorce action of I A. Bryan of Gary, tried before Judge Kopelke on Saturday. Mrs. Bryan was allowed $750 as suit money to carry on her trial. The case was' bitterly fought by the attorneys for each side and Saturday's
action is said to be but the beginning of the marital squabble. Nearly 200 fans from Crown Point Journeyed to Whiting yesterday to witness the game and not one of them was disappointed as far as a display of fass ball was concerned1. The falling of Gratwick in the second Inning while attempting to get under a high fly was responsible for the three Whiting scores, while Crown Point pounded out, and earned their three runs. The local
FOLKS PAST FIFTY MUST USEGASGARETS What glasses are to weak eyes, Cascarets are to weak bowels a 10cent box will truly amaze you. Most old people must give to the bowels some regular help, else thev suffer from constipation. The condition Is perfectly natural. It is Just as natural es It Is for old people to walk slowly. For age is never so active as youth. The muscles are less clastic. And the bowels are muscles. So all old people need Cascarets. One might as well refuse to aid weak eyes with glasses as to neglect-this gentle
aid to weak' bowels. The bowels must be kept active. This is important at
all ages, but never so much as at fifty Age Is not a time for harsh physics
Youth may occasionally whip th
bowels into activity. But a a&n cam be used every day. What the bowels of the old need is a gentle and natural
ts-nlc. On that can be constantly used
without harm. The only such tonic is
Casearets and thsey cost only 10 cents pre box at any drug store. The work
while you sleep. ,
team got the worst of it on decisions by the umpire. Gratwick being called out at fisst when he was safe a yard, the
fact being apparent to Whiting as well as Crown Point fans. Henning antl Heigerson pitched wonderful ball and were given good snappy support. Crown Point's players showing high class in every inning. The failure to decide the game one way or the other was a disappointment to Crown Point as they are anxious to complete the series with Whitinp. Crown Point went to the head of the league yesterday due to the defeat of East Chicago by Indiana Harbor. It was. reported here last evening that a Rambler'touring car had burned between SchererviUe and Dyer, as a result of a gasoline explosion. No further particulars could be learned as to the owner of the car or whether anyone
was Injured In the accident. j The Bremer divorce suit was tried
before judge McMahan o Saturday, Meeker and Hershman appearing? for Mrs. Bremer and Bruce and Bremer for Mr. Bremer. The case was taken under advisement by Judge McMahan who will give his decision at an early date. Hal Fancher, jr., tried his maiden case In Judge Atkin's court on Saturday' prosecuting in a suit against George Handley whom Fancher alleges cut hay on land where has was not warranted. Judge Atkins will give his
; decision in the matter today.
In spite of the threatening weather
yesterday was a big day for automobiles and motorcycles and hundreds made the run from Chicago and return. A crowd of about thirty motorcyclists made Crown Point the object of a crub run, running to the city after, dinner.
'The Honey Mooners," a burlesque
troupe will head the boards at Central Music hall on Thursday night.
The city council will meet tonight to
make the tax levy for the year 1912.
.No aenmte date nas been given as
to when Rodgers. the aeroplane coast-to-coast dinner will land in Crown Point but It Is expected to be Wednes
day or Thursday.
Roberts avenue during the past week. Miss Dora Stahlhalm of Munster, Ind., visited her brother, Ernest Stahlbalm, Friday. Miss KIngwall and Mr. Miller of Hammond vlscited Robertdale friends last evening. Frank Buehler, William Eggers, R. Jewett and Carl Buehler saw "The Ziegfeld Follies" at the Colonial theatre, Chicago, Saturday evening. Edw&ri Klemm of Indiana boulevard was a Hammond visitor yesterday. Mrs. T. Novak of Harrison avenue entertained a number of friends from South Chicago at her home Fridayafternoon. Mrs. Richard Smith Is able to be out again after her recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Maloney of Cleveland avenue are the proud parents of a baby girl, which arrived at their home Friday. Mrs. Henry Eggers and daughter Cecelia of Roberts avenue were the guests of Hammond friends Saturday. Edward Holmes -isited his wife and family at South Haven, Mich., the latter part of the week. Pick Blaul and William Grlsdale attended the Gaiety theatre, in South
Chicago. Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Rought and son Leon
of Cleveland avenue visited In South
Chicago Saturday.
The Indies' Aid society of the Evan
gelical church are making preparations
for a bazaar which will be given some
time in November.
Mrs. August Dreesen and Miss Ella
Thaw spent Saturday shopping in Chi
cago:
For advice always free and confi
dential. See Dr. Ruckel.
ROBERTSDALE.
Mrs. Rhode of Chicago spent the
day here visiting her daughters, Mrs.
John Wichorst and Mrs. Charles
Boness and her; sister-in-law, Mrs Henry Ehlers.
Miss Anna Korhle entertained the
members of the Y. P. A. club at her
home In Indiana boulevard Friday evening. The guests enjoyed the even
ing In the usual pleasant way of the
club until 10 o'clock, when refresh ments were served.
Mrs. Wall of Pearl street spent the
day In Burnham visiting her parents.
Mrs. Davy of Janesviue, is., was
the guest of Mrs. Agnes Roberts of
(WHITING AMD ENVIRONS
WHY HESITATE?
The Gas Range Is now found in, James Webster, who has been vlsit-
every modern kitchen. Order a Gas ing in Whiting, has returned to his
Range from the Gas Company and be home In paxton, 111. "up-to-date." I a vfr. f-hrlut .Tohnson has
Soveral Whiting people went to St. ' gone to housekeeping In the Moose
John Saturday morning to attend the building at Clark and 119th street.
funeral of August, the little son of Mr. ' Misses Pearl Traverse and Helen
and Mrs. Joseph Scherr, which was held Williams were Chicago theatre visitors
at 9 a. m. Mrs. Schcr, who resides yesterday. on Sheridan avenue, in Whiting, was ilr. and Mrs. William Hardy an in St. John taking care of her mother, son Charles were South Chicago theMrs. Andrew Kammer. who is ill, when ' atre visitors on Saturday night, her little son met his tragic death by j Prof. William Mathle of South Chlcadrowning In a pond in his grandpar-' go was a Whiting visitor on Satur-
ents' yards. The Schers have the day. sympathy, of their Whiting friends in. Mr. and Mrs. R. Baumgarten and their bereavement. ." , daughter Orvllla and niece. Agnes At-
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Roe of Da- ' chlson, returned home yesterday from
vidson place entertained the latter's a four weeks visit with relatives in
brother. William Woods, and wife and , Detroit, Lima and Fort awyne, mj. son of Seneca, 111., adn Mr. and Mrs. I Miss Nelje E. Wycoff of Gary spent
George Mann and son and T. J. Woods Saturday, afternoon witn wniung
of Harvey, til., on last Friday. j friends.
Among tnfc wniting uaa renews who attended the Odd Fellows' meeting at Indianapolis were Jas. Spanier,
'Fred Leveren. John Leverenz, Judson Skelliger and John Hows. I Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Helman of 119th street were Gary visitors on -Saturday evening.' The game between the Whiting Grays and the Crown Point team Iast- ' ed eleven Innings yesterday, and ended with a tie score 3 to 3. Both , teams fought a hard battle reflecting J credit upon both, and making the con
test very exciting.
game at Gary yesterday between the J - -Gary Works and Valparaiso teams. Rev. Ernest C. Smith, secretary of
Western Unitarian conference, preach- An Offer that Involves XTO Risk foi ed at the Unitarian church last even- Those Who Accent It. InC . - . . I - ' '
' we are so positive our remedy win
completely relieve constipation, no
Mrs. Townsend of Knox is here visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles Nltchman, Mrs. Charles Goldman visited relatives in Chicago over Saturday and Sunday. Floyd Saxton of Tolleston visited friends here yesterday. Would you like to have all of your former vigor, snap and vim restored to you, see Dr. Ruckel about it.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter of 119th street I have rented the home of Mr. and Mrs. j
John Matson, on Ohio avenue. 1
Ms. M. Johnson of 119th street will move from the Miso house to her home on Ohio avenue. 1 Junior Swarti of 423 Sheridan avenue left Friday evening for Pittsburg, Pa., , to begin a technical course at the ' Pittsburg university. j Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stern and the latter's mother, Mrs. Pltzele of South
Chicago spent the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Max Stleglitz of 119th street.
Mrs. John Childs and son Charles of ,
Fischrupp avenue were South Chicago
i you can always depnd on what Dr.
SOUTH CHICAGO.
Joseph TofelskI, 33 years old, 8213
Elizabeth avenue, fell from a Windsor
Park street car at 83rd street and Commercial avenue early yesterday morn
ing and sustained a fractured skull
The ambulance was summoned, and
he was removed to the South Chicago
hospital in a serious condition.
A monster petition is being clrcu
lated throughout South Chicago - to
have a natatorium at Bessemer park. If the park commissioners consent to It
a portable roof will be built pver the concrete swimming pool and some kind of a heating apparatus will be installed to heat the place. Last night the resort of John Barry, 9146 Harbor avenue, was raided by the police and the proprietor and six inmates were haled up before the court. Judge Sabath continued the cases until Sept. 26 in the local court. The Lakeside A. C. gave an Informal dance at Bessemer park refectory and our 300 young people attended. The numbers made things very enjoyable for their young friends, and everyone is loud in their praise for the fine time afforded them. Minert Albertson, 22 years old, was thrown from the seat of a buggy he was riding in at 86th street and South Chicago avenue last evening and sustained slight bruises about the body. He went home unassisted. Are you growing old too rapidly If so see Dr. Ruckel about It.
visitors on Saturday.
Miss Gladys Turley of Robertsdale
and George Bartuska of Cleveland av enue saw "The Stampede" at the Calu
met theatre on Saturday evening. I Miss Margaret Williams, who has been here visiting her aunts, Mrs. Jas. Burton and Miss Margaret Griffith, has returned to her home In New Lexington, O. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Goldsmith and
family will move from the Pedersen flats to Forsythe. Mr. and Mrs. Andersen and son have moved to Whiting from Chicago and have located on Ohio avenue. Miss Helen Williams, who has been spending a few weeks here as the guest of Miss Pearl Traverse of Fred street, will return to her home in Kalamazoo, Mich., today. Any person wishing reserved tickets for the Troubadours, which will be given at Goebel's Opera House next Thursday, may secure- same by seeing Mrs. W. Curtis or Mrs. J. Allen. A number of the friends of Miss Katherine Pedersen gave her a surprise farewell party at her home on Sheridan avenue on Friday night. Miss Pedersen left Saturday for Ypsllanti, Mich., to begin a two years course in domestic science at the Michigan State Normal school. Mr. and Mrs. Sceerey have moved from Fred street to the house on Indiana boulevard, vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaaf, upon their removal into their new home.
Ruckel tells you.
STIEGLITZ PARK Even If you are not ready to buy,
stop in at the Gas Company's office and examine the Gaa Ranges. You
will want one nome day.
matter how chronic It may be, that we offer to furnish It free of all cost If it falls. - - ' Constipation Is caused by weakness of the nerves and muscles of the large Intestines or descending colon. To expect a cure you must therefore tone up and strengthen those organs and store them to healthier actlvUy. We want you to try Rexai! Orderlies on our guarantee. They are eaten Ilka candy, and are particularly ideal for
. ... . . children. They act directly on the If you don t cook with gas and heat nves and muscl of the bowels. the water for your house with Gas you Thoy have a neutral acUon on th otne(, are not getting the MOST return for orRana or glands. They do not purge the money you spend for fuel. or cause an nconv,ni.nc. whatever.
Mrs. J. W. McConahay of Pullman They w,n DOsitlvelv nvmnmc cronln or
spent Friday here visiting her sister, habitual constipation and the myriads
BURNHAM.
Mrs. George Phillips of Center avenue
Mrs. Inez Bell of Center avenue spent
Friday evening In Hammond visiting
her daughter.
Mrs. William Wall of Robertsdale
spent yesterday here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Klersey of Cen
ter avenue. 1
Walter Coombs of Park avenue is ,
treating his house to a new coat of Miss Margaret Geib has gone t
paint. : South Chicago to spend the week end
Miss Ethel Klersey of Center avenue with her parents.
of associate or dependent chonic ail ments. Try Rexall Orderlies at our risk. Three sizes, 10c. 25c. and 60c. Sold only at our store The Rexall Store. The Lion Store Pharmacy. Kaufman & Wolf. Props.
MUNSTER.
spent last evening In Gary on business.
W. C. Neel of Pullman avenue was a
The school board held a meeting
Friday evening. The pie social held In the Saxony
Hammond business visitor yesterday, school house was very well attended.
Mrs. James Patton and daughter Dollle alrlved home Thursday morning after a two weeks' visit with friends and relatives in Canada. Mrs. Goodman of Park avenue spent Friday In Chicago shopping. Mrs. W. Eastman of Englewood spent yesterday here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burnham. If your memory Is falling see Dr. Ruckel about It.
HOBART.
Miss Etta Bullock went to Chicago yesterday to visit with friends and
relatives for a tew weeks.
Mrs. Charles Kenward is on jthe sick
list, she being under the care of a trained nurge. A large crowd attended the lecture gfVen by McNutt at the M. E. church last evenin'g. Miss Blanche Fifield was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Several from out of town are expected to attend the dance give by Dillingham's orchestra of Whiting here this evening, at the Odd Fellows' hall. Mrs. John Fox visited with friends in Chicago yesterday. Mike Ktlligrew of Chicago visited over Sunday at the Killigrew home. Bills are out for "The Honey Moon Girl," which will appear at Stratton's Opera House", on Wednesday evening. Miss EHe Erlckson of Chicago visited here with her parents over Sunday. Misses Huldah and Mildred Neef went to the city yesterday to visit with friends. Several from here attended the ball
ARE XOV rtEADIXG THE TIMES T
Miss H. Schoon spent Thursday and
Friday with her aunt, Mrs. Peter MolUnaar, in Highlands. Mrs. Dunn and her niece visited with Mrs. Dunn's mother In Crown Point on Thursday.
Joe Tinker of the Cubs will open his vaudeville season at Spokane, Wash., on Nov. B. Mike Schreck and Hugh MoGann have signed for a fuss to take place In Richmond, Ind., on Sept. 25.
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