Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 7 October 1911 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
October 7, 1911.
Crown Point Mews Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital
WHITING AND ENVIRONS
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Prom the Diary of SL Lence
TV fel!er thet's layln' 'round now lookin' fer a snap'H probably, get. several cold ones 'fore th' winter la over. Lot's o fellows 'ud never hev got married ef It handn't been ferthelr old man's number ten boot. One thing's certain, prices er th best aviators we hev nowadays. An' now after it's all said an' done, th' peepul also wan't t' see Knotts an" his bunch pet a fair an' Impartial trial to Valpyraiso. Crown Point peepul er firmly convinced now. If ever, thet it at least takes "time" t' build an Interurban road. Circumstances alter cases, specially In th' courts nowadays. Judge Kopelke's superior court will commence Its grind next Monday. One of the principal cases on the docket Is the Frazier perjury trial, which will probably be tried at the coming session of the superior court. List of Letters J. H. Carter, George Fulty. R. A. Orano, II. C. Morgan, E. 11. Mlddleton. W. M. Kiel Esq., Mrs. Frank Crowell, Mrs. Fred Le1s, Mamie Rotenbauer. It is said that Manager Reiser will sever his connection with the manager, ship of the Crown Point baseball team at the close of the present season and will hereafter become one of the "loyal" fans. Whether the fans will allow Kelser to carry out his decision Is not known, but everylnducement should
be extended to have Manager Kelser serve again next year, as his work this season has been largely responsible for the flattering showing of the Crown Point team. It is reported that Mrs. Sal Crawford met with quite a serious accident yesterday which rendered her unconscious for some time. Repairs were being made on the belfy at the city hall by Charles Miller, and as Mrs. Crawford was leaving a meeting of the
W. R. C. held in the assembly room of the building, a piece of timber was blown from the roof, striking Mrs. Crawford on the head with considerable force. She was taken to a nearby home where medical attention was given her, and she is reported as recovering satisfactorily from the ecects of the accident today. Crown Point will tackle Gary for the last game of the season on the local diamond tomorrow and the fans will be given their last chance to see the fast work of those "dear speed boys" tomorrow. -Buck" Velner, manager of the Gary league team, has written Manager Kelser that he is bringing down a bunch guaranteed to beat Crown Point and invites a big crowd to witness the terrible and horrible trouncing which awaits the champs. In the event of the weather being fine a record-breaking crowd will be In attendance and an ovation will be given the league champions after the game, no matter which way it goes. '
It Is reported that Henry Ileisterbcrg Jr. has purchased two lots in the south Elmwood addition on Main street from the Daugherty agency this week.- The subdivision has been nearly sold out, and shows that Crown Point's real estate market, especially In the residence section, is in a healthy and active condition. Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, Mrs. Etta Vilmer and Miss Curtis are members of a theater party in Chicago today to witness a performance of "Rebecca at Sunnybrook Farm." The city council will hold a special meeting on Monday evening to take up city business matters. It Is said that Treasurer Albert Maack and wife will Join the "on to California" caravan from Crown Point during the latter part of this month.
Some slight improvement Is noted in
the condition of Howard KUborn, although he suffers greatly from the effects of the recent operation on his leg. William Parry transacted business in Hammond and Chicago yesterday. Sheriff Grant is in Chicago today on important business at the German consulate.
Judge Kopelke delivered an address at Valparaiso yesterday to a society of
Germans in convention there.
Judge McMahan's circuit court ends today and he will transfer the seat of activity to Valparaiso next week to
make way for Judge Kopelke's superior
court at this p'ace. The Crown Point volunteer fire de
nient met In special meeting at the city hall last evening to consider the question of installing a modern fire
alarm system in Crown Point. The question was discussed by nearly every member present and the majority seemed to be In favor of the project, providing the city will do its part toward defraying the expense. It was estimated that the cost of installing the system would be close to Jl.OOO, the use of the electric light and telephone company's poles having been promised where necessary. The fire company, after due consideration, agreed to lend the city $500 of its funds without interest on time limit to be used with the balance that will necessarily have to be used from the city treasury should the alarm system be installed. The spending of one thousand dollars for such a purpose seems like money
well spent, as the alarm system will greatly facilitate the dispatch In which fires attended and the alarm given. A matter of five or ten minutes sometimes means the saving or loss of thousands of dollars through Are, and Just because Crown Point has been particularly lucky in escaping the fire terror is no assurance that it will always continue to enjoy that same luck. If Dr. Ruckel cannot cure you he will not take your money.
German Kvangellral Church of Whiting, Indiana boulevard, near 119th st. Sunday, Oct. 15th Sabbath school at 9:80 a. m. Preaching: "We, too, Have an Altar" (Hebrews 13, 10-16) at 10:30 a. m. At 7:30 p. m. "Bochlm" (Judges 2, 4. 5). At 7 p. m. Young People's Alliance. Topic: "New Work Our Society Might Do." Miss Annie Woehile, leader. Thursday, 7:45 p. m., Bible study; 4:30 p. m., catechetical class. Friday, 7:30 p. m., fY. p. A., business and social at the church. Saturday, 10 a. m., German classes; 7:30 p. m., choir rehearsal. Eugene G. Fucsslo, pastor; 418 Sheridan avenue.
First Cburcta of Christ. Sunday, Oct. Sth 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. D. B. PurInton, Superlntendeit. 11 a. m. preaching and communion services. Sermon topic: "The Girdle." 7:15 p. m. preaching and Christian Endeavor work. Miss Edith Gardinor is president of the C. E.. Howard Williams, leader for the evening. Sermon topic: "Salvation in Christ Jesus." Monday. Oct. 9th S p. m. Brotherhood debate: Resolved, That th progress of the TT. S.
Rochelle, 111., where Mr. Matson has secured a position in an automobile factory. The change is being made in the hopes that his health will be benefited. A meeting of the Standard Bearers was held at the home of Miss Hazel
I Cameron, on Cleveland avenue. T:r
' meeting was held for the purpose of electing officers, the result being as ; follows: j President Edith Gardner. First vice president Elsie Trowe. J Second vice president Pearl Ttraj verso. j Corresponding secretary Hazel J Cameron. I Recording secretary Gladys PritchI art!- t
Mite box secretary Marie Finley. Secretary of literary Joan Spansbur. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Pearl Traverse, "on Fred street. Mrs. Peterson and daughter Florence of South Chicago visited Mrs. Carlson of Sheridan avenue yesterday. Mrs. E. Johnson of Chesterton spent a few days here on business. The Woman's Home Missionary society of the M. E. church will meet next Wednesday at 2 p. m.. with Mrs. N. E. Gillette of 404 Sheridan avenue. Herman Vater and family moved yes-
of Superior avenue last Thursday. Mrs. Frank Bristol entertained her two sisters at her home on Superior avenue last Wednesday. Mrs. Bradford of Roseland, llly and the other of Muncle, Ind.
A verj good time was enjoyed by the
Mrs. Engle la visiting relatives at Peru. . Mrs. George Boyd is a Crown Point shopper today. Mr. and Mrs. P. Goodrick are spending the day with Crown Point friends. Mlsg Bertha Burge returned home to-
Odd Fellows last Thursday evening day for a few days visit with her parwhen they enjoyed themselves at a ents, R. Burge. '"
banquet held in their lodge rooms at
Crane's hall.
Miss Alice Mundel Is spending the week's end with Hobart friends.
E. TC Hurd Is now mitllncr finmo ra. I
pairs on Miss Nellie Hollingshead's ' John Co,eman and daughters are visnronertv on Ontario aven,, , itlng relatives at Crown Point today.
Mrs. M. Balllnger has Just returned lrs' J5"arK,e 18 spenaing me weeks
here to her son, Wallace Balllnger of eno In lownBuffalo avenue after a inonth's visit Mrs. Alice Pierce is visiting her siswlth her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Lammer- ter-at Valparaiso. tng at Three Mile Iake, Mich. I Miss Alice Boyd Is shopping In
Mr. and Mrs. William Box were Chi- Crown Point today.
cago visitors Thursday. I John Weihner of Crown Point spent
The tearing down of the rear end of tne day ,n town.
the old interurban depot is now com- Miss Lillian Burge is spending a few pleted, and we are looking forward to days with her aunt at Zion City.
the laying of tra mdatIoi for the Miss Green of Gary, spent yesterday
new depot. in town giving music lessons.
is due more to its geographical condi
tions than to its form of government, terday from Fischrupp avenue to the
G. K. Hatch and Russell Wilkinson are Gillmurray house, on Sheridan avenue.
leaders'. Wednesday, Oct. 11, choir practice. Thursday, Oct. 12. at 12, dinner by Ladles' Aid society. Thursday, at 7:30. prayer meeting and teachers' meeting.
Congregational Church, Whiting:. The pastor of Plymouth church. Rev. F. M. Webster, will preach next Sunday from the following themes: "The Floo and the Resurrected Life." We welcome all to thesei services who have no other church home in the city.
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ROBERTSDALE. Robertsdale Evangelical Church. Rct, E.S. Shrader, pastor. Services for tomorrow are fcs follows: N Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. All are welcome.
A mission feast will be held at the Lutheran church in Whiting tomorrow: Rev. Pflug of East Side will have charge of the services in the morning at 10:30 and Rev. Claus of Hammond will conduct the services in the evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. Mrs. William Kelley of Burnside was the - guest of Robertsdale friends Thursday. A very pleasant surprise party was tendered Mr. and Mrs. H. Hubbard at their home in Indiana boulevard Thursday evening In honor of the former's birthday anniversary. A delightful evening was spent by the .guests In music and dancing until 10:30, when an elaborate six-course luncheon was served. At a lato hour the guests departed for their homes, wishing Mr. Hubbard many more such happy birthdays. Anna and Helen, the twin daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Zoroscak, died at their
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Mt I p and Take Notice. E'angellst C. C. Plrtle an wife, noted revivalists are coming to Whiting. Pastor T. F. Shaw of the First Church f Christ, lias been announcing the anticipated meeting for two months. The public seems anxious for its beginning. I
The evangelistic company will me
from Oakland here and begin the campaign Nov. 5th.
Mrs. John Matson and daughter left
Thursday for thoir future home in
- Mrs. Z. Dickenson was a South Chicago visitor yesterday. The book committee of the public library held their regular meeting last evening, and the regular meeting of the directors will be held on Monday night. Miss Cecilia Abraham will be the guest of the Misses Osterburg, in South Chicago, this evening. Robert Bradshaw had the misfortune to get a piece of steel in his eye while at work in the Standard -Oil company. John Schaub has returned home from
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., where he has
been working for the past year. Mrs. C. A. Helllwg is at Indianapolis attending the state session of the Pythian Sisters. Owing to the absence of the pastor.
Rev. M. C. Wright. Rev. J. W. Milner
of Hammond will occupy the pulpit at
the M. E. church tomorrow.
The Whiting Grays will play the Indiana Harbor baseball club at Zim
merman's park tomorrow afternoon. Would you like to have all of your
former vigor, snap and vim restored to
you. see Dr. Ruckel about it.
home In Harrison avenue. Anna died I T fl MfT.T.
Wednesday night and Helen Thursday Frank anJ chndren
night after a few weeks' illness. The
funeral was held this morning at the
St. John church in Lincoln avenue.
Miss Kate Wade of Lincoln avenue
avenue left Friday for Laporte, where she will spend several days visiting (
her brother and where she will at-
tend the. dedication of a large Catholic
church, which takes place there on j Sunday.
Mrs. Bartlett of Whiting entertained
the members of the Independent Pedro : club at her home Thursday afternoon. I
Several games of pedro were played
and the honors were awarded Mesdames Canner, Gothe, Buell and Her-
went to Rensselaer last evening to vis
it relatives over Sunday
Mrs. Amos Thompson returned home last evening from a visit with relatives
in Hammond.
Attorney Will Belshaw and Albert
Fos-er, county councilman, and George
Davis were in Crown Point yesterday,
j Bart Moxell, manager of the Wilbur
! Lumber company, transacted business
, In Chicago yesterday.
Henry Granger of Thayer was in
town yesterday. I Miss Ella Comeford has gone to Den
: ver,' Co., to visit her sister and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. George Beckman.
in... ua.my .tirtsumniia wio ' MrS- Warren Dickinson returned at the close of the games. . ..,;. . . .
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jjiii-s Anna preemuerg 01 inasur five In Shelbv
Park was the guest of Mrs. Kroeker , If mGmorv Is falling rr
of Harrison avenue yesterday.
Mrs. Rhode and several friends from
Chicago were the guests ot Mrs. Henry
Ehlers of Roberts avenue yesterday.
Mrs. William Timm of Indiana boul
evard is on the sick list.
Miss Lizzie Bode of the state line
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HEGEWISCH.
The Parents' club of the Henry Clay school held their first meeting since
the opening of the fall term of school
visited her sister in Harrison avenue ' a the school house last Thursday aft
ernoon. W ith quite a number of mothers and interested friends of the school
the meeting was called to order and
opened for a short business meeting
after which a social hour followed. An
I election of new officers for the ensuing
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Thursday.
A large number of our young people
will attend the dance given by the
Vnity club at Huehn's hall, in Hammond, this evening.
Mrs. B. Visconti and sister. Mrs. On-
Derman. spent the dav in Hammond vear waa ot the important features
visiting friends.
Mrs. August Schmittle of Harrison
avenue was a Chicago shopper yesterday.
Frank Paylos of Harrison avenue en
tertained a few friends a his home in honor of his birthday Thursday.
Miss Theresa Poppen of Reese ave
nue visite Hammond friends Thursday.
You can always depend on what Dr.
Ruckel tells you.
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Mrs. Porter Mayhew of Clark Station
was a Chicago shopper yesterday.
P. Metstorf of Clark Station is spending the day at Chicago. N. Echrum of Chicago, who works here, left for Milwaukee and several other cities fn Wisconsin. He was ac- i companied by his wife. They will spend ' a few weeks with relatives there. i Mrs. R. Much of Clark Station, who was on the sick list a few weeks, is improving greatly. T. P. Pohlplatz of Hammond was a Clark Station visitor yesterday.
of the meeting. The following officers
were elected: President Mrs. V. A. Beckman. Vice president Mrs. F. Nolan. Secretary Miss Lillian Maxey. Treasurer Mrs. H. Rotchey.
After business has been transacted
light refreshments were served by the principal, Mrs. Renand, and a very pleasant social hour was enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held
the first of next month, to which all
who are interested are invited.
Mrs. Blanche Wrelsch of East Chicago was the guest of Mrs. Fred Buckmaster
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Mr. and Mrs. Hart Mundel of aporte
are here visiting Mr. Mundel's mother.
Mrs. Will Demons called on Hammond relatives yesterday. Rev. Clements returned to his stuMrs. S. W. Iddings. after spending
two weeks at Dr. Iddings, left today
for -a visit with her parents, N. P. Banks of Hobart. dies, in Chicago after a day's visit wita friends. Sam Woods is a Gary business visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. N. Burge spent yesterday in Hammond shopping.
Miss Mitch returned to her 'home at Cedar Lake after a week's school work in town. M. F. Pierce of Hammond is here with his son, Ralph Pierce. The secret of life and how to prolong it has been discovered by Dr. Ruckel.
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