Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 168, Hammond, Lake County, 5 January 1912 — Page 7

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NOTICE TO TIMES READERS. NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS. . Readers of the following; advertisements wno w1h to communicate wttH advertisers whose identity is not revealed, snouid follow the Instructions to address them by the key letter atvtn. RCjoest at this office to reveal the Identity of anonymous advertiser tan not. in Justice, to the advertisers, ba answered. Simply follow instructions.

FOR SALK A Universal- base burner; good as new, at a bargain. Also a gas range in good condition; cheap if taken at once. 2ZZ Sibley of, (upstairs, rear), Htmmonil. 5-2

gouu m. FVPFPTFII

Lfll LUILU

FOR SALE Wo have moved. Ton will

flna us at our new headquarters. 212 their, absence.

demur therein, at the calling of said 'cause, on the, 26th day of February, A. D. 1912, the same being the 43d day of fhe next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room No. .1, in the Superior Court Building, at Hammond, in. said County and State, on the second Monday of January, A. D. 1912. said

action will be heard and determined in

East State st.; Hammond, at .11m Ken

nedy's old place. For the. next ten days we will place on sale our entire stock of stoves. Hard coal stoves as low as 13; cook stoves as iow as $: laundry , stoves $1; stove- pipe. 5c; blankets 35c. j' Our entire stock of stoves must be sold j to make room for our spring furniture. 1

'Call and se us. No liberal ofTer re-' Ifusod. We do as we advertise. Yours tor business. The Hammond Furniture

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WANTED At once, laboring men to;-"-. asl taie si., j-iammuna, inu. unload shingles. Osborne. Ind. I. H. Phone 646.

A3 !r as it is possible It is advised hat a!! classified ads should eitner be mailed or sent to the offlc. The Times will not bo Responsible for errors In r.ds taken over tb telephcaev

HALF. HELP.

In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal' ot said

Court, at Hammond, this 28th day of

December. A. D. 1911. V ERNEST I SHORTRIDGE, Clerk L. S. C. By Charles W. Ames, Deputy Clerk.

Rett Railway. Apply at Osborne depot. WANTED Car blacksmith, steady work, at Cudahy, East Chicago. Ind.

WANTED A good clean barber; good ohr.k tnr a vnunar man: Can have

room and board at same building; bar-ipr'

ber chair and pool table "complete; cheap r.nt. Call at M. 3. Grimmer. Ifisrhland. Ind. Phone 1271T2... i J-4

FOR SALE My 5-passenger 33 h. p. Mitchell tourlnsr car, 1910 model, in excellent mechanical condition; run 10,00 miles; will gladly demonstrate; 3 new tiros; will sacrifice at 5&0 cash; reason for selling.- going 'o Europe.

Blckne'il. East Chicago, ind

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE

COI'NTY. IN THE LAKE' SITERIOR COl'RT. ROOM NO. 2. NOVEMBER TERM, 1911. UNION NATIONAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION VS. MARGARET BAGGOTT. CAUSE NO. 8497. ACTION TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. Now comes the plaintiff by F. L Wolsheimer, attorney, ' and files its

Phone complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent., person, show-

ing that the defendants, Margaret!

FOR SALE On account of death, cob- Baggott, Frank W. Simons, Charles E. j , , ,' 7 .

bier's outfit, stand, jack, sewing ma- Fowler, McNeil arid Higgins Company.

TO ATTEND

Three hundred delegates are expected

to attend the annual convention of the Indiana Stat Retail Merchants association which will be held In Gary January 16. 17 and 18. The visitors will be entertained by the local retail merchants association. ConrraUoa at Commercial Club. The state convention will open at 2:30 p. m. ok the sixteenth at the Cdmmcrclal Club Mayor Knotts will deliver the address of welcome and speeches will bo made by Capt. If. S. Norton, president of the Commercial Club, William Gleason, superintendent of !ha steel mills. Prof. William Wirt, superintendent of public schools and several others. ' That evening the visiting merchants will attend the performance at tho

Orpheum theatre.

Wednesday forenoon will be- the

ess meeting where men

$10 $20 $30 $40 $50 560 $70 $80 $90 $100 to $200

Nothing More to Worry Me No Collectors to Bother About. I had about Ten Bills around that bothered me, and I saw. that I had to take care of them at once, so I applied for a Loan of Money from the Calumet Loan Company and paid all of them, and now I. have nothfhd, to worr'me. They" flave rfre the privilege of Paying my loan in One Month toOne Year's time, with discount' If paid sooner. Extension In case ,of,, sickness, : etc.,. and j the most Confidential Treatment. . ;''"'.' ; ,'''- - i ' . That Is Just It. One Large Debt Is Easier to Handte'Than Ten Smaller Ones, and Your TaTse Your Qvrn Time. Don't Worry. v ' , ' If the case may be where any of you areMn this position It Is now time for

you to act. We will advance you from "$10.00 to $200.00 on your Furniture, Piano, jj

Horse or wagon, store or Office Fixtures, give you from one iwontn to one Yearr with Discount if Paid sooner than Due. It's worth looking at. WE DO NOT ADVERTISE $50.00 at $1.10 or $1.20 per week for the reason that we cannot afford to lose our Customers. . " DID YOU EVER SEE ONE OF THESE'ALLURING ADVERTISMENTS? IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHY THEY, MAKE SUCH A PROPOSITION, COME TO US AND, WE WILL POINT OUT THE CATCH FOR YOU. CALUMET LOAN CO.

LOANS made'

; IN ANY TOWN -IN THIS

COUN

TY. Try Us For Square Deals

FKMAl.E HELP.

WANTE.D A cook, middle aged worn- i an. Rutland Hotel, East Chicago, Ind. Phone 424M. 6-2

. FOR RENT Four-room cottage. Apply 613 State Line st.. Hammond.

chine, etc. Apply 9240 Manistee ave.,

i South Chicago. Mrs. J. M. Bacon. 3-3

FOR SALE 20 or 40 acres of good farm land south of Highland. Call at M. J. Grimmer. Highland. Ind. 3-4

a corporation, arc not rosident3 of the State of Indiana. Haidydefendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stan-1 for trial at the next term of said Caurt. and

' nmm4nent in biisinAAs firolfts flf the

f-tate will discus important busines3 questions. Wednesday afternoon will be given to a trip through the mills. Banquet tad Sight Seeing; Trtpa. 'Wednesday night will be devoted to a

FOR RENT Six-room flat on Magoun ave, near 150th st; 10 per month. Phone 10TJ East Chicago. . 5-3 WANTKD A oompctent girl for general4 aousowork; good wages. Apply atonce. S78 So. Hohman et.. Hammond. WANTED Girl for general housework. 32 Williams st., Hammond. WANTED Girl for general houe-j work; must be experienced. Mrs. E. C Mlnas. 32 Rimbach ave., Hammond. WANTED A gin for general housework; family of two. Apply 93 Doty St.. Hammond. ... - 28tf ' FOR RF.NT. j FOR RENT Complete 3 -room housekeeping suite; steam heat, electric ,

light, bath, laundry. 374 Indiana ave.,!

Hammond.

FOR SALE Complete set of ice tools and slides. Kriewits Bros.. 10012 Commercial ave.:. South Chicago. Phone South Chicago 375. 2-S FOR SALE Old papers. S cents a bunale, at Times office. Hammond.

FOR SALE Second ' hand household goods at a give away price. Call Golden Bros, storage house. Fayette and Sohl st. and ask for Mr. Sourbeer, manager. 2tf MISCELLANEOUS. MRS. FANNIE HICKEY WILL FORM classes for sewing; classes according to ages. For further particulars phono 1048W or call. 777 So. Hohman St., Hammond. - 5-2

that unless they appear and answer oribancln't hlch will be served in the

New Assembly hall. As yet Thursday s program has not been completely arranged for but. some sight-seeing trips will stake up part of the day.

President H. H. Alschuler and members of the local association are busy arranging for the convention. Most of the visitors will bring their wives with them. It is believed that the holding of tho convention in Gary will result, in much valuable advertising for the steei

city.

HORSES WINTERED Reasonable rates, warm barns. Ad&rfss Jas. M. Jameson, Griffith. Lake Co. Ind. R F D.

FOR RENT Steam heated room, with or without board. Apply 125 Carroll st., Hammond.

FOR RENT Modern 8-room flat, corner Hohman and Carroll. Apply 841 So. Hohman St., Hammond. 4-3 FOR RENT Six-room upper fiat; furnace, hardwood . floors . and finish, nicely decorated, built-in buffet, laundry tubs- in basement. 1054 Calumet ave., Hammond, Ind. Phone 242. 4-3 FOR RENT Modern furnished front room, first fiaor; suitable for on or two gentlemef. 165 Sibley st., Hammond. ' 4-2

AIL I N H. Y 'ill I ,11 AN

MONEY LOANED SALARIED EM ployes and others s.t lowest rates on their own plain nou. Borrow $5, pay back 15.50. See us about any sum. Lake County Loan Co., room 28 Rimbach block, over Lion store. Hammond. Ind Phon 218. '

demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 26th day of February, A. D. 1912. the same being the 43d day of th next term of said Court to be begun, and held in Room No. 2, in the Superior Court Building, at Hammond, in- said County and State, oh the second Monday of January, A. D. 1912, said action -will be heard and determined in their absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set

my hand and affix the peal of said court, at Hammond, this 28th day of December, A. D. 1911. ERNEST L SHORTRIDGE, Clerk L S. C. By Charles W. Ames, Deputy Clerk. NOTICE. Bids will be received until Wednesday at noon, Jan. 10, for printing of Village Ordinances. Specifications are on file at the office of the Clerk of West . Hammond.

IGNATIUS T. MANKOWSKI, Clerk.

$10

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Largest and Mo9t Reliable Company' In Northern Indiana 212 HAMMOND BLDG. ' Open Every Evening.. PHONE 323

$200

Mazdaznan Cult Leader In 'Official Robes'

MONET TO LOAN on furnliute. pianos. horses and wagons from 1 month, to I year. Lowest rates and easiest terms. Calumot Loan Co., 212 Hammond bldg, Himmond, JnO. Phono 828.

FOR RENT Furnished fiat of four rooms at 23 4 Michigan. Inquire 231 Michigan ave,, Hammond. Phono 1178R.

FOll RENT Furnished room; modern conveniences. Apply 193 Indiana ave., Hammond. , 3-3 FOR RENT Modern apartment In Lockmar Bldg., 11 .Waltham st.. Hammond. Phone 12flM. 2-5

LKGAL NOTICES-

SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Indiana, ) ' Css: County of Lake.) Lake Superior Court, October Term, 1911. WILLIAM B. NEWMAN vs. JOHN P. THOMAS, ABRAHAM THOMas, -J. B. Smith, whose true christian

name is unknown.

By virtue of an Execution to me di

rected from the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the east door of the Court

House,, in Crown Point, Indiana, on

FOR RENT Five-room steam heated fiat; all modern; corner Summer and fharlnftft Anrilv 4Sfi Slimmer St.. TTm-

mond. phone 1042M. sotf . Saturday,, the 27th, Day of

sJanuary, 1912,

FOR RENT Six-room flat and tath; hot water heat; all modern convenience. Apply 18 Warren st., Hammond. FOR RENT Two rooms furnished complete for light J housekeeping; rent reasonable. Phone 1078M, or call 201 Chicago ave., Hammond. 27tf

FOR RENT Modern flat at 311 Sibley , st. Apply 215 State st.. Hammond. FOR RENT Four nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping; all modern conveniences. Call 897 Oa"kley ave., Hammond. IStf

between the hours of ten o'clock a. m., and four o'clock p. m., tho rents and profits for a period not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wit: " k Lots Ten (10) Eleven (11), Twelve

(12) and, Thirteen (13.), in Block 2.00 - per sack; Two (2). Winslow'a second addi- per brl; peppers

PRODUCE MARKET. Butter Receipts, 9,232 tubs; creamery. 36c; pr.'ce -to retail dealers, ST hie; prints, 38 hie; extra firsts, S2c; firsts, 2Sc;-eo&da, -28c:. dairies, extra. Sic; firsts, 'SSc; seconds, 23c; No. 1 ladles, 22c packing stock, 21c

Eggs-Reeelpts, 2.909 cass; miscel

laneous lots, cases included, 19028c

cases returned, 197c; ordinary firsts, 23?f 27c; firsts, must be 45 per

cent fresh, 29f 30c; No. 1 ditties, 18ic;

checks, I4lc. Potatoes Receipts. 145 cars; W"is

consin, 8S92c: Michigan, 939c;

Minnesota, 93'8'93c.

Sweet potatoes Illinois, per brl.

t3.505.00.

Veal 50 to 60 lb weights. 74Sc;

$0 to 95, 8H10c; 89 to 190 lbs. 9a

lie: 100 to ll'O. 11&12C.

Dressed beef Ribs, No. 1, 20c; No. 1 'loins. 234c; No. 1 round. 10c: No. 1

chuck, 8 Vic; No 1 pTate, t'c

Live poultry Turkeys, per lb. 14c;

chickens, . fowls! 13c; , ' roosters, 8c;

springs, 1 1 cducks, 13-Hc;, geese, 11c, Beans F;a beans, - hand picked,

choice. $2.52;: prime, .2.33; red - kidney,

82.80 0 3.00; brown Swedish, long. $2.50

round. $2.75; linias, California, per 100

lbs, $6.00.

Green vegetables Asparagus, dozen

bunches, sz. 50)3. 00; beets, 40c, per

sack; cabbage, per brl, $1.2501.60

carrots, 3035c per sack; cucumbers, dox, $1.001. 75; cauliflower, $2.50 per box: celery, 75c$l.l5; horseradish, 33

75c per dox stalks; lettuce, hefcd, per

brl,. $1.004.00; leaf. 2225c per case

mushrooms, 1020c per lb; onions, 65c

parsley, $7.00 9.00

crate, $3.0OJ3J25

' EX ATE. Rayner of Maryland presented rai-

ority report on arbitration treaties

with Great Britain and France and spoke in favor of their ratification.

Hitchcock of Nebraska opposed the

report.

Newlands of Neveda- discussed at ,

ength his proposed legislative pro-1

gramme. lor tho senate.

Crawford of North Dakota spoke on

the initiative and referendum. , j

The Vice President announced that

Senator Kern would read Washington's

farewell address to the Senate on February 22. j

HOl'SG. i Bill passed clarifying the act abol

ishing the circuit courts of the country and providing that circuit judges sha'.l sit aa Judges in the Clruit Court of Appeals. . '

Norrs of Nebraska introduced a bill

to put all postoffice employes except the

Postmaster General under the civil

service.

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms tor light housekeeping. 188 Plummer ave. Hammond. Sttf , , - 1 - ,T SITUATION WANTED. DRESSMAKING DONE AT 403 CEDAR st., or will go out by the day.

WANTED A pOSITION By handy man with tools; steady and reliable. Address John Cunningham, 814 Chicago ave., Hammond.

SITUATION WANTED Experienced stenographer and bookkeeper; excellent references; wants a permanent position with reliable firm. Address R G, 652 Mass st.. Gary, Ind. 3-3

LOST AND FOUND. WILL PERSON WHO TOOK FURS BY

mistake Jan. 2 from meeting of Daughters of Liberty at Lodge rooms over Lion store, please return to Mrs. Lukman, 472 E. Carroll st.. Hammond.

tion to the City 'of Hammond, Lake County, 'Indiana. If said rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, i -will at the same time and place offer for sale the fee simple in and to said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment, Interest, Costs and accruing costs. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Taken as the property of John P. Thomas et ai. at the suit of William B. Newman. THOMAS GRANT. . Sheriff. Lake County, Indiana. McAlees Bros.. ' Att'ys for Plaintiff. '

LOST Small red cover book, with addresses. Please return to Times office, Hammond.

THE TIMES ALWAYS HAS FOtJGHT FOR ;HE INTERESTS OF THE COMMON PEOPLEFOR THE3 MAN WHO WORKS FOR A LIVING.

LOST Bunch of keys with ullrer chaJn attached. Return to Times office and receive reward.

WHY ARE READER I -

YOU NOT A TIMES

NOTICBI-tEO NON-RESIDENT. THE, STATU tF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, RCOlif NO. 1. NOVEMBER TERM.' 191 1. " MARY T. GARTNER ET AU, VS. ROSANNA SCHROEDER ET AL taroSB NO. 8495. ACTION TO QUIET TITLE. Now comes the plaintiffs by L. V. Cravens, attorney, and' flies their com

plaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants, Rosa Schroeder or Rosa Roe. whose true surname is unknown; Amelia Schroeder or Amelia Doe, whose true surname is unknown; Minnie

Schroeder, Minnie Turner and . Turner, her husband, whose true christian name Is unknown;. Doe, husband of Amelia Doe. whose true christian name la unknown; Roe, husband of Rosa Roe,' whose true christian name is unknown, are not residents of the State' of Indiana. - ' Said defendants are therefore hereby notified Of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or

pumpkins, 5o$1.00 per dos; radishes

2 5 8 5 c per dox; spinach, $1.001.10

per tub; string beans, sz.oogp3.aO per

hamper; tomatoes, $2.00 4.50 per crate

turnips, 50c per sack; watercress, 12,c

per dos. ,

WAHT'TO SEE AIL

FACTS BEFORE A JURY

Prosecuting Attorney Charles Greenwald of Lake and Porter counties does not think that there will be any special

grand jury called to investigate the al

leged story that one of the Jurymen- in the Williston bribery case was bribed and that this is the reason why a dis

agreement resulted at the trial.

intimations inai mignt nave come

from the camp .of the -special states's

attorneys to the effect that the bribery story was being investigated at the instance of Governor Marshall have been published and apparently have aroused

the ire of those In the defense camp.

Home or tne aerense start are now

throwing out veiled hints that the state

may have been done some bribing, and there are some hidden rumors that the defense will demand a special grand

Jury , to investigate the state's attor

neys.

"If Mr. Parker and Mr. Hodges, the

special prosecutors, have any bribery

evidence they should do their duty,"

said Prosecutor Greenwald today..

This is taken to mean that the prose

cutof wants to' see all facts placed be .fore a. grand Jury. It is stated that i

both the state and defense are eager to get a grand jury to investigate each other that it will be forthcoming

mighty quick.' ' ' " '

THE DAY IN CONGRESS

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FORMER GARY

MAN DEAD Seth Riford, a real estate broker,

formerly of Gary, Is believed to have taken his life by swallowing carbolic

acid fn his room at 4616 Racine avenue, Chicago, yesterday morning. The fact

that he had lost considerable money In recent ,deals the losses 'consuming practically all of his property. Is believed to have prompted him to commit sulside.

Riford was 50 years old and had two

sons, one of whom is a student at the

University of Chicago.

The dead man was one of Gary's pio

neer real estate men, coming in 1907

and leaving In 1909. With Thomas Grubb he formed a company called the Gary Homestead company, which did

not pan out. While here Riford lived at the Gary hotel. He was a. man of distinguished bearing and . was frequently seen riding around the city on

horseback. .'

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GET NOTICE OF BILL.

Indiana Harbor, Jan. 5. The commit

tee appointed by the Commercial club to gather .statistics for the purpose of convincing congress that Indiana Harbor Should be made a port of entry has received word from Washington that a bill was Introduced into the house on Wednesday providing for this. Congressman Crumpacker Introduced the

bill into teh house and Senator Shively is to stand sponsor for the bill in the

senate. . .

Congressman Crumpacker's bill embraces in a new district all of the south

shore of Lake Michigan lying in Indi

ana, with Indiana Harbor as a port ot

entry. It provides for a Collector of

customs at $2,000 a' year.

Charles E. Fowler is chairman of the

committee on statistics, which reported

at the commercial jjub meeting Wednesday night. REDUCTION OF V ,

STEEL DUTIES

Washington, D. C. Jan. 5. A bill

making a general reduction of 'from 30

to 35 per cent on all steel and iron du

ties of the present Payne-Aldrich tariff law was agreed upon today by a house ways and means sub-committee. It

proposes to add to the free list car

pewters' tools and other articles of

ordinary use amng consumers.

Saloon Changes.

I Jraul Horvath has moved h2s saloon

lfom- 738 lr!Iana boulevard, Roberts

dale, and is now located at 348 Indiana

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physical breakdown. Last Wednesday, an hour after her daughter had died, she went out into the bitter cold ; to pick a basket of coal along the Michigan Central right of way. The coroner finished his inquest yesterday afternoon. His verdict -was an accidental death and little Peter was released. His grief over his sister's death is beyond expression f or . him. She was his favorite. Last Wednesday after school when the father and "the mother were away from the home, Anna cried for bread. "Pete," as he is called, was sweeping and, finding the rifle, he playfully threatened to shoot her if she "would not keep quiet. At the 'same time he brandished the gun. with the result that the bullet pierced the girl's heart. !: For lack of room she was placed on

kan old ' trunk, something ftat would

not have been tolerated in an Influential home was taken as a matter of course by the .Baranowskls and their neighbors. ' Somebody told them that the corpse of Anna must not be touched until the coroner had finished his verdict. As a result the corpse was not prepared for burial until yesterday afternoon. ' -" ' " Little Anna will be buried tomorrow morning at Holy Cross cemetery. Fu

neral services will be held at St. drew's church. ;?vi

An-

It Caught "tha Pedagogue. T understand the rich professor ! going to marry the homeliest girl in

the summer school. - How Hd;-

traet him?" "By distinctly founding; the first 'e In aeroplane."

IDOIT'T v GO TO LAW

Our Abstract will show you whether you sxe haying land or a law suit. ALLMAN-GAItY TITLE COMPANY SaeeesaM to

BROS. DIXWIDDIR.

boulevard. - ' . t

Another saloon changed ownership

yesterday when Nick Celina sold his place of business at 350 Inlana boulevard to Horace Stoney.

Articles of Incorporation. Articles of incorporation have been

filed In the office of the secretary of

state for the following:

Young Amusement company. Gary;

to operate theaters; capital stock. $10,-

000; directors. V. U. and G. B. Toung

nd C. J. Wolf. f

Present indications point to a lively

three-cornered contest for the demo

cratic nomination for governor of Illi

nois -at the primaries next April. The, prospective candidates for the nomination are Samuel Alschuler of Aurora.

former Congressman Ben F. Caldwell

and former Mayor Edward F. Dunne of

Chicago. - ,

CHILD'S DEATH REVEALS SAD CONDITIONS

(Continued from Page L

their power over the little, boy is said to have been a classic-- .- Miss Virginia Brooks, president of the Settlement House, ordered a supply of coal sent to - the Baranowski home, 617-165th street. West Hammond, and also sent a cab down to the place in order to have the five youngest children brought, to the Settlement, where they will . be given clothing, food and shelter until things in the family have ben readjusted. . Mike Baranowski, the head of the family, is said to be a mental and physical wreck, and something will have to be done for him. The mother, who had nine children, is on the verge of a

ALL If AN

CAPITAL IKCOOO.OO.

Abstracts of Title to Lands

. Lake County, Indiana. OFFICES: 65 Broadway, Gary, Ind. All man Block, Crtwn Point. Ind. BRANCH OFFICE: Chicago Title A Truet Company, Chicago, III.

THE

KAIL-

CHESAPEAKE A OHIO

v WAY OF INDIANA. 'Leaving; Ttnke at Hamnend, lad. Effective Havonket. lltk. Subject Ckasgc Without Notice 1:1 pm. DAlLl'i. limited for Cincia

nail. Washington, ouumora, fnlit adelphla. New . fork, Richraocd. Norfolk and Virginia and Morta

' Carolina points. Local tor Cincln- - M tsattv ' Jnatl.- connecting 1:2$ am DAILY with J. F. V. Llm- . .' tor the East. 12:S am .DAILY, Local for Cincinnati. :U pm DAILY. Local for Chicago. S:10 pm DAILY. Limited tor Chicago and West. :17 am DAILY. Local for Chicago. Sleeping. Observation -Parlor and Din Ing Cars on Limited Trains. Sleeping Cars on Night Trains. ,

TOLLESTON. Charles Kluge has returned from a

two weeks' visit with friends in Buffalo. N. Y.

Charles Salzman spent yesterday with

relatives in South Chicago.

Mrs. Charles Berath and niece, Mar

garet Neff, were visiting relatives In

Warsaw today.

James Carson of Windsor Park was

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. James,

on Fourth street, yesterday.

Mrs. Albert Benson is reported very

ill at her home on Fifteenth avenue.

Miss Jane Green of Albion, Ind., will I

pend the week end with Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Green, on Bormann boulevard. Sam Goldberg transacted business in

Chicago today. !

Bert Edwards was at South Chicago yesterday looking after business interests there. David Harvey of Chicago is visiting relatives here for a few days. Miss Mrytle Elser is spending the week endin Chicago. J. G. Badcr of Whiting was a businessvisitbr here yesetrday. Misses Lena Seegers and Hattie Kurth spent the day in Chicago.

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