Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 39, Hammond, Lake County, 28 October 1911 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

October 28, 1911.

Crown Point Mews

Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

3H UCKS

From the Diary of Si. Lence

.Teh Tite sez his idee o' nuthin much to listen to Is th" dietygraf records o' th' conversashun f a pedro. party. I..ots o' fellers tht imagine they're bullded a great dome o'; thought hevn't much more'n got started on th basement. ; j Th' frost Is on th' pumpkin," An' y' feel er different sort, Fer really ain't it sumthln' T' hev yer case thrown out o' court. ' Advertised mail: Mrs. Helen Peterson, Hettle- Kehlman, Paul Ada'ms, Mr. Caesticker, Bob Kosiih. Klmer Long-, fellow, Joseph W. Owens. W. E. Oliver, Owen Rhodes, Marshall Field & Co. Th baseball meeting to settle the -flairs of the Northern Indiana league for the 1911 season. scheduled for Thursday night at Hammond, failed to 'materialize, and the Crown Point delegates to the meeting- returned disappointed that the, business was not transacted. Crown Point has . a pennant and a prize offered by McGarry. the Jeweler, for the pennant winners, coming to it besides money and the local management are anxious to settle the affairs of the club and turn the reins over to some one else.

There, is some talk among the pupils of the high school relative to the starting of a school paper for the ensuing year, and with the consent of the faculty the idea, which is a new one to the Crown Point schools, may materialize. With" proper restrictions and wise management a, school paper or "bulletin would prov an idea of great educational value and arouse an Interest in school work that po other medium could. Besides its value as an educational medium It 'will, if properly conducted, give the outside world a knowledge and insight into the, school work which could not be gained In anyother way and be the means of laying the foundation for a career In JournalIsm for some pupil who shows a special aptitude in that line. "Muldoon's Picnic," -with full orchestra and band, a comedy supported by a strong cast, will be the attraction at Central Music hall on next Saturday evening. The attraction is one of the, best traveling the minor circuits and is guaranteed to be good. The show has appeared here before and given satisfaction. Miss Pauline Sauerman is visiting with friends in Chicago today. A good crowd of people attended the roller skating party at Central Music

hall last evening. and an enjoyable time is reported. The firemen held an important business meeting last evening, and several of the members were voted out of the ranks. Mrs. Clarence Rudolph is visiting wilh friends in Chicago today.

William Nicholson is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Agnew at Hammond today. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Wheeler entertaned at a family dinner party at their home on M:in street last evening. Miss Belle. Peterson is entertaining Chicago friends at her home on Court street over Sunday. Miss Henrietta Newton, who is attending Northwestern university, is spending the week-end vacation with $ier ' parents, east of Crown Point. The Krle trains were crowded with Crowii Point and Center township teachers who are attending the Iake County Teachers' association at Hammond today.

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

(irriiian Krnngrilral Cfcnroh of Wkl(. sign "Premium Section." and the rest

ing. Indiana boulevard, near 119th st. dents of this district are glad to be

Sunday, Oct. 29: Sabbath school at 9:30 a. ni. Preaching: "The Work of the Reformation" (Revelation 14:6, 7) at 10:30 a .in. Devotional of Young People's Alliance: "Dr. Krumling on China" (E. G. Fuessle) at 7 p. m. Preaching: 1 Lt Ts Build Zion'." (Nehemtah 4:13-20) at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, from 2:30 p. m., annual

meeting of Ladles' Aid society, at residence of Mrs. R. Moos, -400 Laporte

avenue.

Thursday. 4:30 p. m., catechetical

class; 7:13 p. rn. Bible tsudv.

Saturday, 10 a. m. German classes;

7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal.

Eugene G. Fuessle, pastor; 418 Sheri

dan avenue.

SOUTH CHICAGO. j John J. O'Keefe. juvenile officer of the Eighth ward, was sued for $500 by Mrs. Rose McCloskey, whose husband owns a shooting gallery at 92nd street and Buffalo avenue. Iast sunrmer Mr. McClosely was arrested by Juvenile Officer O'Keefe, who claims McClosely aided In the delinquency of youngsters from attending school. He was j brought to the station and when his trial came up was discharged. Now Mrs. McClosely asks $500 on these

grounds. Once more the "woman" flirt has made her appearance In South Chicago. Winifred Scott was the one who was

arrested this time. Harry Neay, a

switchman, was passing the Gamier

hotel on 92nd street and Ontario ave

nue when a woman came up behind

him and accosted him. Officer Dermely. who sa wthe doing, placed both under

arrest. Neal was released, but "Winnie

was fined $30 and costs on a charge of

disorderly conduct and flirting.

Arthur Murray, a teamster, 124S East 86th street, was struck in the face with a board while driving across th Nickel

Plate tracks yesterday. Murray was

driving west, and It was just getting

dusk when the accident happened. The

wind blew a huge board off the roof of the Nickel Plate station, hitting him

full in the face.

Cincinnati. O.. Oct. 28. Confident of defeating their old rivals, the Ken

tucky State university, at Lexington

today a squad of twenty men of the University of Cincinnati team left last

night for that city.

The La Vendor Cigar Is a home prod uct- None better.

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Congregational Church. Whiting. The pastor of Plymouth church. Rev

F. M. Webster, will preach about

"Backsliders" In the morning and hopes that those for whom the sermon is prepared will be there.

In the evening the address will be

illustrated stereopticon.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Abraham and son

Chester of Schrage avenue snent

Thursday in Wheeler attending the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Rosen-baum.

Mrs. John Hartnett has returned to her home in Point Richmond. Cal.. after

visiting her brothers. Messrs. Mike and

Fred Harr. for several weeks. Thomas Moylan, section foreman for the Pennsylvania Railroad company, has been again awarded the prize for

the premium section. Every year the railway company offers a prize of $50 to the section foreman keeping their tracks in the best condition. There are eight along the route competing each year, but or four, successive years, Mr. Moylan has captured the prize. The premium section includes the tracks between Indiana Harbor and Roby, and Mr. Moylan is overjoyed to think that for another year his right of way will bear the large conspicuous

able to say that their right of way 4s the best kept up along the Pennsylvania company's road. Mrs. Grant Spurrier was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. William Glock of Sheridan avenue is at Woodland, Ind., visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Ph. Wille. Rev. T. F. Shaw will use as his sermon theme at the First Church of Christ Sunda yevening, "The "Way' to

Heaven." There will be no preaching"

on Sunday morning owing to the pastor and a large number of members going

to Gary to attend the district conven- j tion. which is being held at Central church today and tomorrow. Among the speakers at the convention are Austin Hunter of Englewood, Claud E. Hill of Valparaiso. Frank E. Lewis, secretary of the American Christian association; Herbert A. Carpenter of Indiana Harbor and Rev. T. F. Shaw of Whiting.

Rev. F. M. Webster attended a banquet at the Great Northern hotel, in Chicago, last evening I given by the Alumni members of the Winona seminary of New York in honor of their president, Dr. Francis Brown. The lancing party given by the Cotillian club at Goebel's Opera House on Thursday evening was a very pleasant affair. Music was furnished by Sterling's orchestra. A large number of out-of-town persons were in attendance. The Royal Neighbors will give a masque ball next Tuesday evening. A number of good prizes will be awarded. Music will be furnished by Sterlings orchestra. Reuben Farr. father of Edwin Farr

of the Whiting Call, has gone to Argyle. N. Y., where he intends spend

ing some time with relatives. While In Whiting Mr. Farr has been working

on the Whiting Call staff. If Interested in your laundry be sure and read the National Laundry association's advertisement in Saturday Evening Post. Oct. 2Sth. We are members. WHITING LAt.'NDRY. 25-2t Skating at the East Chicago Rink every night. 25-5t

called to the Brennan home on Ontario avenue last Thursday morning when their gasoline stove exploded and set fire to the house. Mr. Brennan was lighting the fire when the accident cocurred. Mr. Brennan and one of his small sons was burned, but both are getting along nicely. The flames were soon under control and the damage was Slight, I Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Aple returned to their home in Clarence, Mich., after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stout of Commercial avenue. Miss Alda Holbeig was a Hammond visitor last Thursday.

Doris, are visiting firends in Chicago. Mrs. H. .L. Baughman and daughter Henrietta were Chicago visitors yesterday. E. J. Pixley transacted business In Chicago yesterday. S Fay Lynch visited relatives In this city yesterday. Emil Slrois was a Chicago visitor

yesterday.

ST. JOHN. Postmaster Andrew Kammer has rented his house to Mat Schumacher of Turkey Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher will move to St. John next week.

Frank Segers of Hanover Prairie

transacted business here today.

Henry Dahne of Bemls was a St. John

visitor today.

MA. M. Keilman and daughter spent

Friday In Chicago. ..

Mrs. M. Schmitt of Cedar I,ake was a St. John visitor Thursday. The corn shredders were put on operation today for this season.

MeKlnley Hayden of Momence s

Sen

a few days with his uncle; Robert E. Pamble, this week.

GRIFFITH.

Is a Hammond

StationWere Gary visitors last evening. E. Beck of Clark Station 4s erecting a fine cottage here. Work was begun on it a few days ago. , William Luck of Pine was a Gary visitor yesterday.

STIEGLITZ PARK Mrs. Heslin went to Whiting on business Thursday. Mrs. Ziork was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Mrs. Callahan was a Robertsdale visitor yesterdas'. Mrs. Stahl went to South Chicag on business yesterday. Mrs. O'Brien went to South Chicago on business yesterday. Mrs. L;sko was a Whiting visitor yesterday afternoon. Mr. Gilxman is on the iek list. Mrs. Sullivan went to South Chicago on business yesterday.

LOWELL. Jake Ruley and family are visiting at the. home of their daughter, Mrs. Allen Neise, and husband, in Hammond. Nelson Hayden, near the state line, has sold his farm. to a party from Dakota. " . 1 Charles Aekerman of Los Angeles, Cal.. is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Aekerman, and other relatives here. John Harms and wife of Alton, 111.,

Mrs. Hi rman Sheffren of Dyer and Mr. i

and Mrs. Philip Stuppy of Hammond

Mrs. Ed. Blodgett

shopper today. Mr. and Mr. Alex Jamleson are Hammond visitors today.

Roy Soothworth of Joilet, 111., Is home visiting his parents for a few days. Bruce Henry spent a short time in Hammond today looking after his business affairs. Irvln Alger and his newly acquired motorcycle are becoming quite reconciled to one another. Irvln Is getting so he handlers it like a veteran racer. John Snitz is transacting- business

in Hammond today. j N WOMAN'S BREAST

Matt Berieger has gone to &.'ew York ' Always begins a small lump like this nd always as a delegate for the Chicago division ',t deep in the armpit and KILLS QUICKLY.

of Erie agents. It is a position which I Hill blV8 S I QUU if I Fail: 10 CUTt shows how highly Mr. Berieger is held and I will forfeit $1061 if I do not excel

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CLARK STATION. A number of men cleared, the woods here for Fifth avenue and in a few months the Fifth avenue car will run to Clark road. A. Halfen of Ravanswood spent the afternoon on business here. Miss Emily Behn of Clark Station was a South Chicago visitor yesterday. F. Bvron was a. Chicaco hiisinesH

attended the funeral of little P',lliP ' visitor yesterday.

-ROBERTSDALE. Kvaogelleal Chorch, Robertsdale. Rev. S. E. Shrader, pastor. Services for tomorrow are as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. A cordial invitation Is extended to all to attend.

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Misses M. Newharn and E. Thaw of the Franklin school are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hubbard and children and Mrs. William Hubbard attended the Gaiety theatre, in .South Chicago, Thursday evening. 1 Jasper Wlchorst, who has been confined to his home several days by a severe attack of the grippe, la reported Improving slowly. .-. ,. , Mrs. F. Hoffman of Roberts avenue

was a Chicago business visitor Thursday. Charles Gothe of Indiana boulevard is on the sick list. Robertsdale will take a hand In the tag day this year, which will be held next Saturday, Nov. 4. Mrs. John Blaul of Roberts avenue has been appointed chairman by the Whiting Relief and Aid society to represent the Evangelical church and she has selected the following young ladies to assist her In the work: Misses Hattie Timm, Gladys Turley, Mary Stein, Emma Kasch, Ida Homan, Helen Wonnacott and Mabel Sharp. Mrs. Haidee of Indiana boulevard visited friends in Chicago Thursday. John Blaul Is confined to his home in Roberts avenue with an attack of the. grippe. Mrs. Herman Bretkman of Roberts

avenue entertained her sister from

Indiana Harbor Thursday.

Mrs. Joseph Wetzberger of Indiana

boulevard is on the sick slst.

Mrs. Albert Schaefer of East Side

spent Thursday with her sister Mrs Herman Theissen of Indiana boulevard.

No school was held In the Franklin school Friday. The teachers are attending the Lake County Teachers' association, which convened In Hammond

yesterday and today.

Mrs. H. Shalder and niece. Miss Marie

Buell of Indiana boulevard, spent the

day shopping in Chicago.

Alderman Henry Eggers is enjoying

a few days' hunting at Shelbj-, Ind.

Mrs. S. E. Shrader of Indiana boule

vard is suffering with an attack of the

grippe.

Mrs. Jacob Fase of Roberts avenue

was the guest of friends In Chicago

yesterday.

school of Gary will play the Hobart boys a game of football here this aft

ernoon.

BURNHAM. Mrs. B. Cobb, Mrs. William Smith and

Mrs. George Phillips attended the La

dles' Aid society at the M. E. church

Thursday afternoon.

Mrs. G. H. Mills was a Hammond

shopper Thursday afternoon.

W. C. Neel of Pullman avenue made

a business trip to Chicago Thursday

afternoon.

Mrs. H. Hitchcock of Center avenue

was an out-of-town visitor yesterday afternoon.

William Smith of , Park avenue Is

visiting his sister at Burkett. Ind., this week. ... -

G. Phillips made a,, business trip to

Hammond yesterday. g

Mrs. O. J. Klersey of Center avenue

and Mrs. John Switzer of Hegewisch spent Thursday visiting Mrs. William Wall of Robertsdale.

HEGEWISCH. Mrs. Frank Buck was hostess last

Thursday afternoon at her home on Buffalo avenue, where she entertained

the Thursday Afternoon club and a number of friends. Small tables were arranged In the parlors, at which the

ladies were entertained at progressive pedro. After five games had been

played prixes were awarded the fol

lowing: Mrs. J. Burgren received the first prize and Mrs. N. Hendrickson the

consolation and Mrs. H. Cheney receiv

ed the guests' prize. A very elegant

luncheon was then served in the din

lng room, and all departed at a late

hour, having enjoyed a very pleasant

afternoon. Charlie Keiffer has recently purchas

ed a "fine new piano for his home on

Ontario-'avenue.

Mrs. H. Reed was a Hammond visit

or last Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kosinoweskl of Chicago spent Thursday here with the latler's parents, returning home Friday

morning. ,

Mrs. J. Patterson was an Englewood

visitor last Friday afternoon.

Miss Tillle Berg called on Mrs. Carl

Berg and Mrs. A. E. Stout of Commer rial avenue last Thursday.

The Hegewisch fire department was

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Oscar Dinvviddie is attending the state ' branch of the Conservation association ' at Indianapolis.

Mrs. Lizzie Davis was purchasing millinery goods in Chicago yesterday.

The Misses Laura and Anna Miller

returned last night from . few days visit -with friends in Chicago.

Mrs. P.ud Viant went to Hammond to

visit relatives yesterday.

Mrs. Phelps went to Chicago yester

day for a visit with friends.

Mrs. Elmer Ragon and sons Forrest

and Chandis are visiting relatives and

friends in Lowell.

Mrs. E. X. Gragg and niece. Lucille

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Miller of Clark

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HOBART.

The teachers from here attended the annual session of the Iake County Teachers' association held at Hammond

yesterday.

B. 1). Mi'Mahon, who has been residing here for the past year, will move on a farm near Valparaiso shoitlj'. William Stqmmel transacted business In Chicago yesterday. Owiny to the fact that the attendance was below the average fixed by law. District No. T. known as the Bank's school, was closed yesterday. Having this school discontinued 'Hobart township will have all of its children brought into the central school at Hobart. , A. J. Smith was a Gary visitor yesterday. Albert, the 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Til ford, passed awayon AV'ednesday after an illness for the past five months. This is the second time within the past year that death has entered the Tiiford home. Funeral services were held today. B. Findley, who has been living in the Banner house for the past few months, expected to move his family back to Pennsylvania shortly. W. Hall of South Bend transacted business here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hillman visited with friends In Chicago yesterday. Mrs. S. Henderson and Mrs. Pratt transacted business in the city yesterday. I The boys of the Presbyterian Sunday

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the properties of the Gary Land Company, situated directly south of the Steel Plant and other subsidiary companies of the Corporation, will be the home of the merchant, banker, clerk and workmen. Compare the ' price, of our Improved Lots with those south of the Company's properties. A clear title to every lot.

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Why you should purchase property for residential purposes in -the First Subdivision? Beautifully situated, high and dry, accessible to plants of the Steel Company, to schools and churches and the business center of the city. A few unsold lots in the First Subdivision ranging in price from $450 up.

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