Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 173, Hammond, Lake County, 11 January 1912 — Page 6
THE TIMES.
Thursday,' Jan. 11, 1912.
Crown Point Mews
Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital
WHITING AND ENVIRONS
Polo at Kast Chicago rink Saturday, range, at the home of Mr. and Mn. Geo. .Tan. 13. K. Chicago vs. Indiana Harbor. I Rot? of Davidson place.
Price 25- Don't miss the" game. 9-4t Mrs. Hoyt K. Wright of Pari; Manor, I
SHUCKS
From the Diary of Si. Lenc
Crown Point has at least a dozen
more homeless and worthless d'Jgs
Horatio Blackstone Iawse seat lawyers never light each other thet hev 1 known each other more'n a year, v Fine baseball season, but"ftts o' feller could miik er grand stand p'.ay even at this time o" th' yar, a-catchin' themselves a-Iaugh-in. Only one '.hundred and forty-eight days until you'll need yer ice box fiil- . ed. Cheer up!
The baseball meeting to have been held on Tuesday night has been post
poned until some future date, th&
on or
and. it was upon them thai the forte
of the ordinance was directed. The people want no favor shown in the enforcement of this law pr.d are asking its enforcement , upon those- terms. Miss Kay Weaver of the Iyric theater spert yesterday in Chicago, M'.ss Maggie Meyer supplying her place as singer at last night's performance. Farmer Both well, living near Littavllle, shipped over.. 1.000 sheep and lambs to Chicago markets yesterday, the drove, being one of the largest shipments ever tent out of Iake county-Walter Merrill transacted business In Chicago yesterday. Miss Etta Beck w as a Chicago visit or yesterday. Reports from Chicago state -that Mrs.
111., and Mrs. Adelbert Roberts of Sheridan, Xew York, spent .Wednesday with Mrs. Frank C. lauer, on SheridaiTave. Mrs. Roberts is visiting her son, Hoyt K. Wright, of Park Manor. Mrs. Catherine Chllds of Sheridan
he venue returned home Tuesday from a
three weeks' visit with her sister in Hamilton. Ont. Mrs. Frank f.auer of Sheridan avenue spent Tuesday as the guest of Mrs. Hoyt K. Wright in Park Manor.
Several Whiting people are having
trouble with the hot water front in their ranges, as the result of the cold weather. The water front freezes up and bursts. Some people have been quite fortunate when having this trouble, but this was not so regarding Mr. and Mis. Oeorge Roe of Davidson place.
Mrs. Roe arose to prepare breakfast, and when she had just started the fire in the range she heard a cracking noise.
David Spencer, who boards at the Roe
. weather keeping a large crowd f rom ; Latcham. fe sister of Paul K. Raa-sch. is home, was called to find what the trou-
attending the meeting. Only seven or
eigiht of fhe most loyal fans made their appearance and it was decided to adjourn the meeting until such time as would be convenient for a, larger attendance. The present weather is not conducive tobaseball enthusiasm and the next meeting will be called later in the season. .Mrs. Lj'dia Marks of Chicago, who recently erected a new home at Cedar T.ake, lias purchased a $600 lumber and wood saving outfit, it being her intention to clear off many acres of her woodland at the lake for timber and
cordwood. .The timber owned by Mrs.' Marks contains some of the largest and most beautiful trees around the lake and there are many who deplore the felling cf the grand old trees on the land. Their absence will do much to mar the lake as one of Lake county's choicest beauty spots. ....... ' : The real estate market has been anything but active during the last week, probable purchasers being . reticent about 'buying land under six Inches of snow. With the big stories concern-, ing the location of large factories and Industries in the north part of . the county comes a ray of hope for Crown Point, for It Is only a .matter of a fewyears when the north part of the coun- ' ty will be I so crowded with ftxtories,
etc., that the homeseekers will be compelled to seek suitable homes outside
that district, and consequently Crown
"Point will come in for more than Its
share owing to its favorable location
and reputation for beauty as a home
town. , The Commercial club delightfully en
tertained at a club smoker last even
ing to the members and friends of the club, and those Attending report a most
enjoyable time. '
Over sixty dog licenses, have been issued up to date by th city clerk and
-Htl-tbere ar a few running wild that it might be well to enforce the law up-
. ww .u aim mu.u nopes neiu oui h e was. TTp had no snnnor r tl,.
for her recovery. stoV1 thar. -. i.,....,.
The Masons held an important busi-1 and blew the stove to pieces, complete
ness meeting last evening. Degree I ly ruinning it. Mrs. Roe escaped with
work was performed on candidates.
ROBERTSDALE. Mrs. Fred Poppen of 119th street en
tertatned a number of friends from Michigan, Windsor Park and South Chicago at a SunchVon in honor of her
birthday anniversary Monday.
M. Dobbins of Indiana boulevard is
confined to his home with a severe at tack of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rinhammer of
Harrison avenue attended the Gaiety
theatre. South Chicago, Monday even
ing. a
Miss Rose Hennessy of Roberts ave
nue Is suffering with a severe cold at
her home.
' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stross and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur ..Stross attended the
funeral of August Aldag. in Chicago Wednesday.
Mrs. William Balm of East Side vis
ited Robertsdale friends vesterday.
Miss Marie Seliger of 116th street
visited her parents in East Side Tues
day. Mr. and Mrs. El lingha user of Indi
ana boulevard expect to move to Ten
nessee in a few days.
Mrs. Wlttimer and son of South Chicago were the guests of Mrs. Edward
Langohr of Harrison avenue Monday.
August Bode of Tolleston visited his daughter, Mrs. Clamberlain of Har
rison avenue Tuesday.
Laverne Payne of Harrison avenue
Is on the sick list.
Mrs. Richard Smith of Indiana boule
vard was the . guest of relatives in
South Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. John Ieverenz is still confined
to her home in Harrison avenue, suf
fering with an attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Stewart of Indiana boule
vard was a Hammond shopper Tues-
dayevening.
out being injured, but a piece of the
stove hit him. in the leg, inflicting, a
bad wound. A peice of the stove went
into .the wall several inches, and had
it hit any of the family in the head,
It would have met esrtatn death. Mrs.
Roe had the presence of mind to throw
pall of water on the fire, extinguish
ing it so there was fortunately no
damage done by fire.
The Prisclllo club held their bi
monthly meeting at the Congregational church Tuesday evening. The even
ing was spent in a social way, playing
games and several other diversions.
Refreshments were served by a committee in charge.
David Spencer is at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. James Davidson, in En-
glewood, recovering from injuries received when a water front burst in a
Miss Orvilla Kaumgarten of Fischrupp avenue is taking a course in stenography at the Metropolitan Business college. South Chicago. Mrs. Hazel McMann of Cleveland avenu was a Chicago visitor on Tuesday. The Whiting high school boys will go to Hammond tomorrow night to play basketball with th Ifammond high Kchool team. The Whiting boys will be accompanied by a good crowd of rooters. - Mr. and Mrs. Cash Vincent of New York avenue were Chicago shoppers yesterday.
Mrs. James Dils of New York avenue was called to Hammond by the illness
of her sister, Mrs. Birdie F'crss. Mrs
Foss recently suffered a stroke of paralysis. For a time it was thought she
might recover, but her condition is now
much worse. Miss Sale Burns of Charlevoix. Mich., is here to spend two weeks at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moylan of Center street. Roy Welsby of New York avenue is laid up suffering with injuries sustained by a fall. Mrs. William Gainer of Central avenue is in a very serious condition at Mercy hospital, Chicago, all her family being called to her bedside on Tuesday night. All during yesterday she remain
ed very low, and all hopes of her recovery have now been given up. Mrs. Thomas Moylan, who was injured by falling on the ice, is improving, but the attending physician re
ports that it was nothing short of a miracle that her skull waj not fractured. As it was Mrs. Moylan sustained a very bad cut on the head. The Indies' Aid society of the Congregational church met in an ill-day session yesterday William Brown of Central avenue was quite badly injured by slipping on he ice while walking along 117th street.
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HEaEWISCH. Everybody is invited to attend the
Epworth League rally to be held at the
new M. II. church at Calumet Heights
this evening. Come early and get a good supper and enjoy a pleasant evening. '
V. A. Beckman of Roseland was in
town on business Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week.
Miss Signa Johnson of Chicago was
the guest of Miss Florence Back of
Carondulett avenue last Saturday
evening and Sunday.
Miss Bernice Brackett returned home
after visiting her mother and sister at Rochester, Ind.
Mrs. Frank Bristol of Superior ave
nue was a Hammond visitor yesterday morning.
Miss Ella Hohwy was a Chicago vis
itor yesterday.
Mrs. R. B. Bristol ot Ontario avenue
is getting along very nicely at the
present time.
Mrs. J. Deveny of Pine Island,
Minn., who is here visiting her parents, was the guest of Mrs. Monta Erlckson
of Houston avenue at dinner Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward of West Pullman
have come hack to town. Mr. Ward has accepted a position with the Ryan Car company and they expect to live with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Back of Carondulett avenue, for the present. Iater on they expect to go to housekeeping again. Mrs. M. E. Bundy of Superior avenue spent Wednesday in Chicago.
spring with trees and shrubbery.
Word was received here yesterday afternoon by Noah Hand, saying that his
brother John, who was burned so bad
ly at DeLong a few days ago, had died.
SCHERERVILLE. Miss Maggie Erb is a Hammond visitor today. . Miller is attending school at Hammond. B. Sehulte and Schubert Bros, started
cutting ice today. Ice is It inches in thickness. August Miller finished cutting ice today.. M. J. Seberger is putting a hot water plant in his house on the farm. Frank Berwanger went "to Chicago on business. Miss Younger and Miss Matthew were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Randolph. Joe feels very good now,-for ho thinks it is very nice to go sleigh riding. Edward Schubert thinks it is very cold this winter. He thinks that all old bachelors ought to get married. N. J. Itohrman is a town visitor today. James Little is getting very popular around here. He thinks if he can make a hit he will change some girl's nama
before he leaves.
; BLACK OAK. The following pupils were neither tardy nor absent during the month of December: Albert Strauch. Cora Buse, Laura Strauch. Clara Buse, Bertha Strauch. John - Scheidt and Lillle
oirauen. Kuby- Dillaboueh. teacher
Miss Louisa Strauch returned to Hammond Tuesday ;. after a few days'
visit here. Bevt Jansen 'had to kill a valuable dog Tuesday, the dog becoming mad. which Is unusual for this time In the year. Mrs. Sam Cooke transacted business at Hammond Tuesday. F. B Scheidt filled his ice house with fine Ice Monday and Tuesday, the best crop of ice in years.
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Harry Taylor of Chicago Is visiting his mother, Mrs. C. C. Hill, and other relatives here this week. Dr. J.'H. Bishop, who has been confined to his home with a snralnnd fcn.
is able to be out to attend to his orac- i ,nto a ho,e and broak
tlce during the day.
From reading the straw vote we are forced to believe that Creston is the only LaFollette stronghold In the
county. As none of the voters had formed their estimate of LaFollette by meeting him and hearing him speak it would seem that the people here study their man and his platform before committing themselves. There is considerable talk of petitioning the commissioners to construct a bridge across the marsh between Creston and. Cedar Lake. The road will never be passible the ontire year unless a bridge Is built. The planks, with which it is covered now, lie at water level part of the year, become rotten and unless the traveler watches carefully his horse will step
a leg. Under
BURNHAM. Everybody is tired of the cold weather, unless it is the coal dealer: R. Rau made a business trip to Chicago Tuesday morning Mrs. George Phillips and daughter Mary of Center avenue visited friends in Chicago yesterday morning. Mrs. R. Rau ot Center avenue was an out-of-town visitor Tuesday afternoon. The Hammond shoppers Tuesday were Mrs. J. McKnight, Mrs. Sherman Grace, and Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
MUNSTER. Mrs. Peter Klootwyk was called, to Roseland by the death of her granddaughter. The Misses Geib, Herlita and Schrieber called at the home of Mrs. Peter Kooy Tuesday.
Miss Proudfoot gave her usual lesson
in physical culture Tuesday.
The telephones were out of order Sat
urday and Sunday on account of the
severe cold.
Dr. Potts was here on professional
business Tuesday.
Some of the young men that went to the wedding Thursday had their ears frozen.
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present conditions the road is a con
stant bill of expense for the townships concerned and always will be. A bridge is needed as bally here as In other sections of the county and the matter ought to .be next spring.
n a proposal to adopt the commission plan of government. The first extra session ever held bjr the Idaho legislature will meet this month to revise the revenue laws of the vtate. Former Governor Ashton C. ShallenVarger of Nebraska has filed applies
tlon as a candidate for the democratic nomination for United States senator. A conference of progressive repub licans of Alabama is to meet In Birmingham next week to organise for tha furtherane of the progressive movement.
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Glenn and Horsford Parks. Peter Berg is a Gary business visitor todayl Marian Adler is spending the day at Hammond with relatives. J. Hiney Is an out-of-town visitor today. J. T. AdTer and ATPawmer " were Hammond business visitors yesterday. John Hiney is spending the day at Gary.
man was shot by one of his compan
ions. He was taken to a saloon at Glen Park, from where the ambulance was called and he was taken to Gary.
IN POLITICS
HOBART. Julius and Louis Brahst went to Chicago yesterday and returned last evening with a new Case automobile for treir garage. . Mr. yiid Mrs. Paul Ellis and Mr!. Mi-OormitU it it jtsterday for Florida, where they -.til! if 'Mid thr winter. !.-. r.rd Mrs. J ILIlman Were Chicago visitors yesterday.
C. N:ksch, who has been in poor health for the past few months, died at his home yesterday afternoon.
He was S2 years old. and leaves nine children five daughters and four sons to mourn his death. The funeral ar
rangements have not as yet been made.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Roper, who have been in Tennessee for the past week, retnrned home, yesterday. Gib Bullock was taken suddenly 111 yesterday afternoon. John I Fiester. who has been in the store business here for many years, sold his general store yesterday to Mr. Pierce of Valparaiso. Mr. Pierce intends to continue doing business at the old stand. Mr. and M-s. B. W. Stratton left yesterday for Florida, where they expect to spend the winter. John Green was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Both the Woodmen and Royal Neighbor lodges held a public installation
last night. ' Mr. Heighway of Crown Point transacted business here yesterday. , The condition of Mrs. Belcon, who has been sick oj: the past month, remains about the same.
CLARK STATION, i Albert Buse of Hammond spent yesterday afterrtoon with relatives here. Julius Scheurer of Clark Station was a' Chicago business transactor festerday. Miss J. Hendricks of Chicago was a Clark Statin visitor yesterday. J. Angelo of Clark Station, who lost a couple of fingers a few months ago, is improving slowly. He has hard liK-k
Massachusetts Is now the only state to hold annual elections. Fifteen representatives in the present congress are members of trades unions. Janesvllle, Wis., will vote this month
GRIFFITH. P. .1. Berleger is a Chicago visitor today. ':'.' A. M. Townsend of Joliet was a business caller here today. A recital will be given this evening in Russell's hall by the pupil3 of Miss Fanny Amstutz. ' The school board met last evening and among other thines they decided to improve the school 'grounds nest
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