Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 127, Hammond, Lake County, 15 November 1911 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1911.
Crown Point Mews
Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital
SHUCKS From the Diary of Si. Lenc I i
Frlm rrue hez starte,! her feller a net ktie holder Or Christmas so's he kui kf-pp his neckties layin round th' floor ez usual. Th' only mixed drinks sirm fellers take is er glass o' whisky with a glass o' whisky."" Charles Kraft has purchased a lot on Kast Clark street from Mrs. Laura Itremer. the, consideration being near $irn. Mr. Kraft intends to build a modern dwelling; on the property next spring, which will be a hig Improvement to that part of town. -It is thought that the Kast Chicago Timers will p'ay their postponed football same with the C. I. Athletics here next Sunday, although the Tigers have a same already-scheduled with a Chicago eleven. The Tigers have had a yearning all season to pit their strength asainst Crown Point, and although not definitely settled It is probitle that they will cancel their same
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to line up against the Athletics. The management at this time has not scheduled a game for next Sunday, feeling sure that the Kast Chicago team will avail itself of the last chance to get a game with the local players. Manager Lehman lias installed a new Wurlitxer band orgpn In Central Music hall, to be used to furnish music for dances and the skating rink. The instrument is the most modern invention of its kind and has the full orchestra trappings. The innovation will be tried out this evening at the regular weekly roller skating rink and If it fills the bill Manager Lehman will make a permanent fixture of the musical instrument.
.lake Gard and family have become residents of Crown Point this week, occupying the Burge home on Xorth Kidge street. Mrs. Charles Meeker was brought home from the Milwaukee sanitarium on Sunday, reported as being much improved in health through her stay there. The "Woman's Study club met at the library yesterday afternoon. Mrs. D. A. Root had an excellent paper on "Oliver P. Morton." and Mrs. J. T. Gibbs led an interesting and spirited . table talk on "Sources and Modes of Infection." The club was pleased to have as its guest Miss Billman of Indianapolis. Miss Belle Peterson delightfully entertained the members of the Q. A. M. club at her home on South Court street last evening.
The Hazard club met at the home of Mrs. A. II. Farley on Court street Monday afternoon, the favors at cards going to Miss Marguerite Hart and Mrs. Harold H. Wheeler. - The country Is thick with hunters today In quest of rabbits, yesterday's snow making life a burden to the little cottontails today. They are plentiful this year and hundreds will be bagged before nightfall. Harry Kerry is employed at Dyer on some railroad construction work this week.
children and Mr. and Mrs. Aman and children were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith at a C o'clock dinner at their in Knglewood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. August Schmittle of Harrison avenue visited relatives In Chicago Sunday. Mrs. Winkler of Hammond visited Mrs. James Clabby of Harrison avenue Sunday.
Mrs. .lohn Viscpnti of Roberts avenue spent Monday in Chicago the guest of friends. Henry Reese of Roberts avenue visited his daughter, Mrs. John Dreesen of Kast Chicago Monday. R. Jewett and C. Kggers transacted business In Hammond Monday. Kred La Hayne of Roberts avenue is confined to his home suffering with a severe attack of the grippe and Is under the care of Dr. Kohr. Frank Vtusch returned home Monday from Franklin Park, 111., where he has been spending the past few weeks. Mrs. ,1. Soltwedel and daughter Myrtle of Harrison avenue spent Sunday in Chicago with relatives. Miss Clara I Schaaf of Indiana
boldevard was a Hammond . business visitor Monday.
Mrs. Charles Stross and son visited
her mother, Mrs. Barbey, in Chicago, over Sunday.
Henry Frecse returned to his home in Kingsbury, Ind.. after a few days' visit with his cousin. Edward Freese. and family of Harrison avenue. Mrs. Km 1 1 Widiger of Pearl street continues to improve slowly. Kdward Jewett of Pearl street was a Chicago business visitor Monday. Kleanor. the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Plau. Is reported sick Ht their home in Harrison avenue.
WHITING AND ENVIRONS
ftOBERTSDALE. Peter Bley, Ralph Jewett. Carl Bueh
lcr and Charles Kggers attended the
Gaiety theatre In South Chicago last evening. H. Fiukelstein of Chicago was a Robertsdale business visitor Sunday. Arthur Spankits and sister Anna of
Austin, III., were the guests of Miss Hattie Klemm of Indiana boulevard Sunday. Misses Kleanor Kick. Katherlne Cannells and Mollie Freese visited in Hammond Sunday. Aliss Anna Stranberg of Windsor Park was the guest of Mrs. Kreoker of Harrison avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Riohard Smith and
BURNHAM. Mrs. James Patton and daughter Elizabeth of Park avenue were Chicago shoppers Friday. Mrs. Sherman Grace of Pullman avenue entertained friends from Hammond Monday afternoon. Miss Mary Hayes and cousin, Gertrude McConahay, witnessed "Excuse Me" at the Studebaker theatre, Chicago, Friday night. The Hammond shoppers Friday were Mrs. Thomas Martin, Miss Mae Cook, Mrs. Luke Reed, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. R. R:iu and Mrs. . Phillips. W. C. Xeel of Pullman avenue was a Chicago business visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Burnham and son John of Center avenue were out-of-town visitors Friday afternoon.
Prize Skating Masquerade Nov. ISth, Whiting Rink. All welcome masked or unmasked. , 14-t-w-f Misses Cecilia Abraham and Lila Ostenburg and Algoh Osterburg and Melvln Abraham attended a concert at the Orchestra hall, Chicago, last night, which was given by the Chicago Musical college. Susie Halajchik, 15, and Susie Jetcliak, 14 years of age, who were taken Into custody last Saturday night on the delinquent charge, were taken to Hammond Monday afternoon by Albert Morris of Hammond. The girls consider the matter very much as a joke, and have been cutting tip various capers at the Whiting police station. They said they are glad that they are going away, so they won't have to go home any more. It is thought that when the girls are taken before Judge McMahon of the juvenile court next Saturday for trial, that they will look at their predicament in a much different light. Both the parents of the Halajchik girl and the Jefchak girl will be compelled to appear at the trial. Mrs. Salem of Magoun avenue, Kast Chicago, at whose home the girls have been staying will also be sub
poenaed to appear at the trial. The city council were to have met on Monday night, but owing to a quor
um .being present, no meeting could be held. The aldermen in attendance were Paskwletz. Duggan and Buczkowski. Beginning Nov. IS street Commissioner John Buczkowski will go on a two weeks' vacation. The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the public library was held on Monday night. The members in attendance were Mrs. II. K. Fifield, Mrs. William Curtis and Messrs. H. K. Muffitt, John M. Thiele and Thomas Boyle. The oRyal Neighbors held their regular meeting on Monday evening. Rev. G. H. Bright, pastor of the M. E. church, Is beginning the work of organizing Boy Scouts in Whiting. The Ladles' Aid society of the M. E. church will hold an all-day session in the church parlors on Thursday. A.ll are welcome. " The Indiana Sunday School association of.Indjana will hold a convention of all denominations in the First M. E. church of Hammond on Nov. 17th. All people Interested In Sunday school work should attend. The program begins at 9 a. m. and lasts all day and evening. Light lunch will be served by the ladies of the church at a small cost. Don't forgt Sternberg, the druggist, is now located in the McHale building, corner 119th and Short. 15-lt
fast, the office made theni hitch up and leave town. They left for Chicago, where they will go into winter quarters.
watch. Captain Collins has pronounced death on these hotels and wilL have all the eagle-eyed detectives on their trail j if they do not keep strictly their hoi tels up to the standard.
SOTJTH CHICAGO. Prize Skating Masquerade Nov. ISth. Whiting Rink. . Ail. welcome masked or unmasked. 14-t-w-f The South Chicago Business Men's association at a meeting held at the Grand Fraternity club rooms resolved
to retain the electric lights in front
of their stores. A new contract is now being drawn up and all the merchants '
will back-fthe contract up on their
side. ',
The dance given by the Lady Garfield
chapter, O. E. S., at Lincoln hall last evening, aws a huge success. I
Alexander Sloan, 9134 Yates avenuee, '
who has been sojourning -at the Wa-
wasee, Ind., will returned home seme time this week. v j
The Pennsylvania railroad applied to
the city council last evening for a per- ; mit to tunnel eighty feet tinder the : Calumet river in order to put all their
telegraph and telephone wires under- ;
ground from Chicago to Pittsburg. The matter was taken under consideration.
William Dunner. proprietor of a
"shady" hotel at 3227 Kast Ninety-second street, was fined $50 and costs by
Judge Sabath this morning and the four
women inmates were released. The
raid was the outcome of a man who slept at one of these hotels and was
robbed of a sum of money and a gold
LANSING. J. Trinoskl and A. Thilmont were Hammond visitors Sunday.
Mr. Cauly, assistant superintendent l
of the Cook county public schools, was a visitor In town Monday. Henry Hildebrandt spent Sunday In Chicago at the home of relatives. Peter Chapec was a Chicago visitor Tuesday.
BLACK OAK. Charles Strauch is able to be out anil around after his accident, though he still has much pain. F. B. Scheldt and son George spent Friday at the Hammond hospital, in Chicago, where George is under treatment. Peter Wolf and Ed. Simon were business visitors here Friday. There was a Salvation Army lassie in town Friday receiving donations. Miss Ruby Dlllsbough spent Saturday and Sunday at Crown Point. Henry and Joe Kuler spent Friday at Merrilville. Ed. Werdemann of Highland transacted business here Friday.
LOWELL. Samuel SIrols, merchant, of Shelby and a leading republican of the southern part of Lake county, was In Lowell on business yesterday. Lon Phelps of Lafayette, a gravel road foreman, was In Lowell yesterday. Nate Brown was quite severely burned about the face and one hand Monday night by gasoline. He went into the basement of Peter Seramur's home to get a bottle of gasoline to use in repairing a hot water bag. He got It, and had poured some of the fluid into the palm of his left hand. He then lighted "a match, which Ignited the gasoline In his hand and also that in the bottle. The flame shot up into his face and burned him severely, but not
dangerously. He was given medical attention ai quickly as possible, and it Is thought he will come out all right, and that his face will not be scared. Albert Foster, president of the State National bank of Lowell, transacted business In Chicago yesterday. George Cottrell. who was so badly burned while kindling a fire with kerosene yesterday morning, is in a very precarious condition, and doubts are expressed as to whether he will pull through. His relatives have been sum
moned, as it Is believed that he cannot live. A third of his body surface was frightfully burned. A tribe of gypsies, with ten or twelve
Wagons, hit Lowell Monday night. They
put their horses In a livery arn over
night, and Town Marshall Belshaw
gave the people shelter in the town jail
over night, building a fire in the stove
for them. Yesterday morning, after
they had cooked and eaten their break
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j A political census of Kansas, just " completed, shows that 74 women - are holding elective offices In that state; as follows: Forty-five county school superintendents, 5 county clerks, 5 county treasurers, 6 district court clerks. 10 registraN of deeds, 2 probate judges and 1 mayor.
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