Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 162, Hammond, Lake County, 28 December 1911 — Page 6
6 THE TIME3. Thursday, Dec. 28, 1911.
Crown Point Mews Happenings of a Day In Lake Coantys Lively Capital
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Elder Berry is sum busy this week ! more ( than likely that a majority of -figurin' out a set o' New Year's reso-the councilmen will be in favor of the lushions thtt It ain't a-goin' f incon-j transfer of quarters. venlence him none f keep. , - . I Word from the Crown Point summer Ain't sum fellers funny? They talk , tourlstl in Fiorida. the Geisens. Griggs V rbout th' votes they kin control when aJ1(i Qscar Herlitz. report that they are their own'll do all kinds o' unmanage- enjovinK fair weather at Daytona able things at sight o' a dollar. Beach, where they are staying. Mr. . i Geisen is busy at work on a house that Irene, the 11-year-old daughter ofhp purchased there last season and InMr. and Mrs. John Wehner, died last tends to establish regular winter quarnlght after a short Illness, her death ters in tne southland.
jf oeing unexpected. une Iras been a
cripple and invalid all her life., but bore her fate, with unusual fortitude for one so young. The funeral services will be. held at St. Mary's church on Saturday mornings at 9:30 o'clock, the interment being at the Catholic cemetery at Crown Point. It Is said that the. city ' council will arrange with the county commissioners for the rental of the assembly room at the courthouse for council chambers during their term of office at least. Space and place for city documents and records 'has proven InadeUever Neglect HEADACHES They're herve-racklnsr and indicate hidden trouble. Whatever the cause, Caparlne stops the headache and goes right to the foundation of the disorder, rem ovine it and aiding nature to complete the cure. Ask your drugrffist for Caparine capsules. 10c and 25c. Tako MODESTY If you have any disease
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and councilmen realize that something will have to be done in providing a place to perpetuate the city records. A large sum of money would be neces sary to properly arrange the city hall with vaults and adequate council chamber room, and if a fair rental can i be made of the assembly room it is The installation of officers in the Masonic Blue lodge and chapter occur red last evening, followed by the serv ing 6f refreshments to the new officials and lodge members. .Word from Herman K. Sasse, who Is now "doing" Berlin, states that he Is cutting some ice with the German "frauleins" and Crown Pointers need not be surprised if he lands in Crown Point some day with one of Emperor William's choicest specimens of the fair sex. Mrs. Spencer L, Beach is visiting this week with a sister at Dowagiac, Mich., expecting to return the last of the week. Much sickness is reported in Crown Point , this week by the doctors, most of it being colds and-rheumatism occasioned by the unseasonable weather. William Parry transacted business In Hammond and Chicago yesterday. A good sized crowd of country and
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ing rink at Central Music hall last evening-. The annual election of officers of K. of P. will occur at the lodgerooms this evening:, followed by a banquet. Mrs. Will Linton and son, Irving, are visiting with relatives in ' Hammond this week. " f BUBNHAM. Kobert Pattn and Miss Kern Iauerman of Hammond were united in marriage Christmas day in Chicago, returning to Burnham the same evening and for the present will make their homo with her mother, Mrs. James Patton of Park avenue. George Hasen of Chicago is here spending a few days visiting Arnold Faverty of Park avenue. Mrs. F. Ahhitt of Hammond visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah AVilder'of Pullman avenue yesterday afternoon. Mrs. O. J. Kiersey of Center avenue visited her daughter. Mrs. William Wall of Robertsdale, Tuesday. Miss Myrtle Gustafson of Pullman avenue was a Hammond shopper Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and fam ily of Park avenue spent yesterday "In South Chicago visiting friends and relatives. Tilford Burnham of Chicago spent yesterday here visiting his brother, S. Burnham. 'and family; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McConahay and daughter Gertrude of Pullman spent Monday here with relatives. STIEGLITZ PARK Mr. and Mrs. Ruins of East Chicago were visitors here yesterday. Mrs. Ganowski was a South Chicago visitor Monday, Mr. Wilson of Chicago transacted business here yesterday. Miss Margaret Modrock was a Whiting visitor Monday. Mrs. Green of South Ghicago was here on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Maginise of East Side was a visitor here yesterday. .Mrs. Hardley of. Whiting was a visitor here Monday. Miss. Katherlne O'Keefe is on the sick list for the past week. Mrs. Lesko shopped In Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Mockshlmick is on the sick list for the past week. j Mr. and 1Urs. McDonnell of Robertsdale were visitors here Monday. Mrs. Sullivan was a Whiting visitor Monday evening. . ST. JOHN. - John G. Bohling and Henry Juergens made a business trip through the northern part of Lake county Tuesday. , N. Thiel returned Tuesday from a visit with friends in Chicago. The Misses Frances and Anna Baumgartner of Dyer spent Tuesday with relatives here. Mrs. B. Pfeifer spent Tuesday ' with Mr. amj Mrs. John Pfeifer. Miss Matilda Keilman spent Wednes day with relatives here. John Schaefer bought a span of fine, 7-year-old mares for th sum of $463. i A reputation--maker Colonial Bond S-rent cirar. Made in Hammond. -
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Go to Mrs. Lesser' , over Schrage's new bank, for first-class dressmaking. Miss Jessie M. Curtis of Oliver street is entertaining Misses 'Christine , and Gertrude. Warwick of Princeton. Ind. Warren Eaton of I'nion Mills. Ind-, is here spending his vacation with his father, Frank Eaton of Liaporte avenue. Mrs. Mike Krebs of East Gary spent ' Monday here visit ingher daughters. Mrs. Jesse Cunningham and Miss Edith Langenhan. Mrs. Jacob Nyland of Central avenue has returned home from St. Anthony's hospital, Chicago, where she was for several weeks. Mrs. Nyland is now getting . along nicely. - Mrs. Joseph Bernstein spent yesterday in Chicago visitinjt her mother. Miss Gaynelle M. Eaton was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Maude Bell, in Chicago, yesterday. The members of the J. F. F. gave their annual dinner at the States restarant in Chicago on Tuesday evening, after- which they saw "Snobs" at the Illinois theatre, Chicago. The members of the party were Misses Florence Schaub, Edith, Langenhan, Ella C. Klose. Helen Ma'ttern, Margaret Griffith, Margaret Fifield and Miss Jessie M. Curtis and her two house .guests. Misses Gertrude and Christine Warwick of Princeton. III. The Eastern Star of Whiting will hold a speclaf meeting on Dec. 30th. A number of the I O. T. M. will go to Valparaiso tonight to attend a union meeting of the hives of this district. Word was received here on Tuesday to the effect that Joseph Kasper had beef killed by an Illinois Central train at Hawthorne, 111. Mr. Kasper was calling on a friend of his, who was an I. C. flagman and had gone out with him to hang up some lanterns when the'accident occurred.N Kasper was for many years a resident of Stieglitz Park. The family only recently moving to Whiting, where they reside on 121st street. Mr. Kasper had been working at Hawthorne, but his wife and six children were still living in Whiting. O. Weidman of Schrage avenue was quite severely burned while at work at the Standard OH company. Weidman stepped into a condenser containing boiling hot water. His limb was burned from his knee to his ankle, the shoe having protected his foot, which was Clear Brains and good spirits come naturally when the stomach is up to its work, the liver and bowels active and the blood pure. Better conditions always follow the use of BEECH - "PILLS Sold Evwrwker. Ia bose 10c and 25c to - date Merchant. person who puts
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only slight ly burned. Mr. Weidman will be incapacitated for some time, but is getting along as well as can be ex
pected. B. N. Boyer will move his family to Shelby, Ind.. about the first of January. Mr. Boyer intends opening a drug store at Shelby. Chief of Police J. Iawler transacted business in East Chicago yesterday. Mrs.. William Gainer continued to be in quite a cheerful frame of mind yesterday. Mrs. Gainer had the misfortune to break her back on last Sunday, when he overbalanced and fell "over the railing of the back porch at her home on Central avenue. A trained nurse Is In constant attendance. Chief of Police Trawler went to East Chicago yesterday to collect a fine from Rudolph Pickstein, an East Chicago saloonkeeper, which has been due for several months. Dicksteln was fined 125 and costs for assaulting Charles Pitzele, also of East Chicago. Lawler had a mittinmus In his possession, anii"whfn Dicstein found that it was either pay up or go to Crown Point, he gave Lawler the $25 and costs, amounting in all to $35. Skate and dance Thursday night at East Chicago Rink. The Boston College Bloomer Girls will play a local boys' team at basket ball Friday night. 27-2t DYER. John L. Keilman and Frank Scheldt transacted business at St. John yesterday. Born of Mr. and Mrs. A. Keilmam a baby girl, " Rev. J. Flach left yesterday for Gary, where he will be the guest of Rev. Jansen. Miss Lizzie William is on the sick list at present. ' Roy Peacock left last night for Monon to attend the O. FL T. meeting. Miss Emella Kalvelage left last night for a few days' stay at Chicago. John Hoffman and Mrs. Hartman left today for Logansport to visit , their mother. Mrs. A. Kaiser left today for a few days'' stay at Chicago. The young ladies of the Catholic church here have prepared the following program for their entertainment, to be given Sunday afternoon, Dec. 31st, at 2 p. re., and New Year at 8 p. m., In the church basement: Song Sweet Bells. Dolores, or Through the Fires of Sorrow. Mrs. Norton, a proud wealthy lady. . '. Florence Baker Augusta and Pauline (afterwards Do lores), her daughters i -. Rosaand Alma Keilman Nellie, Grace, Isabel and Constance, nieces of Mrs. Norton. .Frances Klein, Clara Schmidt, Elisabeth Wilhelm and Beatrice Gettler. Sigatha. Hsther and Susane, fashionable friends of AO&usta Agratha Beiriger. Esther Gettler and Susan Hoffman. Tom Pincher, policeman . .J. E. Keilman Sally Ann. street singer. .Mary Schaller It does as much them over the
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Mrs. Worthington. a benevolent lady I ;.. Matilda Scheldt Aunt Betsey, aged nurse. Catherine Gels Song Angelus Domini. Dialogue Johannder Flndling Meister Sorglos, Gastwirth ... ;J; :.John M. Klein Johann Kellner ...Frank Teutemacher Lieutenant von Windheim and Julius von Windheim, veterans.. Paul .Gettler and Frank Schmidt Notary Joseph Schaefer HEGrEWISCH The last ball of the season will take place next Saturday evening' at the Hegewisch-Opera House, given by the IT. B. T. Boys. N. Hendrickson's orchestra will furnish - the music for the evening, and a good time Is promised to all who attend. Mrs. George M. Inman of La Valle, Wis., who is visiting her son at Austin, 111., is spending a few day's here with Mrs. W. C. Reed. Are you attending the revival services at the M. E. churchy this week. Come out and hear Rev. Hyde. He will be here every evening- this week. Come. Tou are welcome. Chester and Carl Linden of Engle-
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