Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 201, Hammond, Lake County, 14 February 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMEa Wednesday, Feb. 14. 1912.

Social News 1N Hammond

Drama Day. will be observed by the members of the Hammond Woman Club at their meeting: Saturday afternoon, February 17th in the auditorium of the First Presbyterian church in South Hohman street. The meeting will be 'held at the usual hour, three o'clock. The members ot ine drama committee of which Mrs. J. F. Reilley Is chairman and Mrs. H. li. Hell is vice chairman will have charge of the meet

ing;. The program for the afternoon: promises to be very enjoyable and a larffe attendance of the membership 1s desired. Miss "VVIllett of Chicago who will Rive several readings has very .recently signed a contract with one of the largest lyceum bureaus of Chicago and will leave on a western tour in the very near future. The program for the afternoon will be as follows: Paper "The Drama An I'.ducator" Mrs. J. F. Reilly." Piano o!o. Heading "Case No. 41" Miss Mary E. AVillett. JJolo. . "The Land man's Cycle of Indian Songs, Series 1 of the ky.Blue Water" from CadMrs. George II. Summers. Piano Solo. Reading "Mother Goose" Miss Willett. LEAP YF.AR DAME. The members of the Ladies' Auxiliary gave a leap year dance in honor of tho , members of the- Hammond Motor Boat Club last evening in the club rooms in Calumet avenue. Following the pro

gram of dances an elaborate supper was

served. The party last evening was th.; last to be given until after the season of Lent and. there were between sixty and seventy Hammond ana Kast Chicago members and their friends present to enjoy the evening. The following were guests: Messrs. and Mesdames F. Abbot, A. Anderson, J. TV. Brumley, R. Elster. G. AV. Engel. E. E. Fricke, A. "V. Franck. T. Gilboe, A". Gordon, sr., X. Haan, Q. .AV. Hunter. AV. Leytze, F. .1. Rourke, H. Seestadt. F. J. AA'aller. AV. AValsh, J. F. AA'llhelm and Mesdames A. X. Browning, A. Cox, G. Drackert. L. Seestadt, A. Lewis and Misses Agnes Bloomberg, Lillte Gilboe, Addle Gilboe, Mae Hill. E. Dilts, Beaula Drackert. Mae Cox, Pearl Cox and Messrs. Floyd Dean, Edward Fox, Joe Gilboe, E. J. Grenzer, .J. M. Grimmer, A. C. Hill, Chas. Jonas.

H. Levecidge. John iNoonan O'Brien, AA Soderberg and T. T. Thompson. A BAAQIET. The Baptist Brotherhood met in the church social rooms for a banquet last evening. Covers were laid for eightytwo guests. Mesdames Parker, Jones, Robinson, Hamacher, Stratton and Horten and the Misses Margaret Blair and Edith Carter served. At the close of 7'the .banquet hour Professor F. D. Mc

elroy adressed fife members on "Industrial Education' and a short musi

cal program was given. The dat of the next meeting Is March 11th. A D1ASER. Carl Powley, 36 Clinton street entertained the Misses Alice Smith and Dellena McConnell and Messrs. Ralph Glendale and Marvin McConnell of Chicago at dinner last evening. The affair was given in celebration of hiablrthday anniversary.

SOCIAL XEW9 FOR TH I'm D A V. Mrs. J. P. Ryan will be sastsas o the members of the SuntUae Club at their meetlnsr Thursday afternoon at Ber home In Claude afreet. Mrs. Barner Kenny will have aa her (arita Thurlr afternoon at her home in Michigan avenue the members of the Acme Social Club. At her home 1 Clinton street, Mm. orman E. Strouse will have aa her Kueats Thursday afternoon tbe members of the R. A. E. Club. A meeting of the members of the Junior league of St. Paul's Lutheran church will take place Thursday evening in the school ball at the corner of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. Mrs. Jacob Fox. K Doty street will entertain tbe members of the Sewing Circle o. 2 at Thursday meeting. The members of the Martha So. ciety of tbe First Christian church will meet In tbe church parlors la Calumet avenue. Thursday.

LEAP YEAR DANCE

SPLENDID

Hammond and Chicago Couples Attend Novel Leap Year Ball Marked With Many Pleasant Features ' Last Night.

The proposal waltz was another ef

fective dance, it having been danced to spectacular lighting, and most interesting (it is rumored) conversation. There were several moonlight waltie. danc-

There were twenty-! ed to the light afforded by a large red

One of the Jolliest affairs of the sea

son was the leap year . dance given

Monday night at Weiland's half by a

number of East Chicago's popular

young women.

seven couples. Including the chaperons,

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Scott. and the evening was pronounced -a splendid success from start to finish.

The young women hostesses called

George Schmidt, Mrs TV. H. Gostlln, sr., for their young men friends In cabs

Mrs. Edith Griffin, Mrs. George Iocklinland autos, some of the more facetlous-

and Mrs. Cynthia Sohl will be hostesses. 1 ly inclined of the men greeting their

lady escorts with dainty slipper bags

A V.VI.KNTIMK PARTY. slung on their arms, ornate headbands

Mrs. A J. MacAleer was Iiostess at I adorned with flowers, and dancing caps.

a very pretty party yesterday afternoon I McKelvey and Havlll furnished the

at her horn in Webb street given in j music and the program contained eigh-

honor of the members of the Erthstane j teen numbers. Club. There were several members in I There was nothing that the hostesses

attendance and Mrs. MacAleer enter- I had left undone In the. way of decoratained a few frie-nds not members of I tions and novel features. The Ulumi-

moon. And say! The girls were dreams.

Every one of them in a new frock, or

one so near new that it couldn't be lm proved upon. Some of the men Insist

ed upon wearing dancing caps as they felt that their sedate "conventional

black" did not do the scene Justice.

The dancing continued until after 1

o'clock, after which all adjourned for

supper. Most of the dancers went to

the restaurants for their bit and sup

but one favored party consisting of Misses Edith and Mildred Evans, Miss Myrtle Alexander and Messrs. IC. AT. Macintosh, Hardy Dice and'Al Straehan

was entertained by Mrs. R. H. Alex

shades and the hall hung with ribbon dance:

the club. A contest had been arrangsd I nation was most effective, the electric ander at her home.

for the entertainment of the guests and I lights being incased in red flower i The following were present at the

Mrs. AA'alter Hammond won the only honors. The serving of a beautifully appointed four course luncheon concluded the afternoon's meettng. The home was prettily arranged with deco

rations appropriate to St. A'alentlne's Day and the colors were carried out in

streamers and red hearts. The hearts : Mrs. Clifford E. Scott, Mr. Clifford E,

were festooned from the four corners Scott, chaperons; Misses Edith Evans,

of the hall to the large air shaft In the Cella Cohen. Lolla Mercer, Flossie Piecenter and the streamers and red bells kard, Georgia Compton, Mildred Ev-

hung down from the center. The pro- i ans, Harriet Phillips, Edith W. Davis,

grams were urilquSe and artistic, be- Edna AVickey, Sylvia Slocum, Florence

red and white. Mrs. J. M. Turner will Ing decorated in red with red pencils Slocum, Lor a AVeydert, Reba Hill, Pearl

be the hostess at the meeting Tuesday and each girl filled out -her own pro- Tippet, Estelle Lamphere, Florence afternoon. February 27th at her home I gram and that of the young man she Courval, Mabel Palmer, Edith Davis,

n Truman avenue. Mrs. Turner will I escorted to the dance. Cherry punch j Charlotte Donovan, Myrtle Alexander,

entertain at a thimble party. I was served throughout the evening. I Stella Sanders, Flossie Long, . Mabel

The dance opened at 9:30 with a 'Barron; Messrs. Kenneth Macintosh,

A PI.EASAXT MEETING. grand march led by Miss Edith Evans.

An enjoyable meeting of the members I accompanied by. K. AV. Macintosh, fol-

of th China Club was held last even- lowed by Miss Leila Mercer and Meling at the home of Mrs. Fred Humpher vin Hascall. It was replete with in Rimbach avenue. Cards were the unique features. ' The dancing was

entertainment at the meeting and pedro also quite novel, one of the most ef-

was played progressively at small I fectlve dances being the firefly dance.

tables in the parlors. After several I when all of the lights were turned out

games the honors were awarded. Mrs. I and the girls danoed with lighted punk Humpher retained the hostess prlie as I glowing in their hair. The spectacle

Is customary in the club and honors I of the tiny sparks weaving In and out were won by Mrs. Otto Knoerzer and I was one of great beauty and most un

usual.

Mrs. George Eder. At the conclusion of the games a dainty two course luncheon was served. Covers were laid

for twelve guests. Next Tuesday even

Thomas Henry, Melvin Hascall, Everett Williams, Carl Waldron, Hardy Dice, Dr. Raleigh Hale, Robert Mann, Robert White, George Owen Reed, Herbert Daub, Frank Keep, Frank WiiHams, Joseph Meade, Howard Lee, .Will Curry, Lesh Hascall, Roy: Williams, Verft AA'eydert, East Chicago. Misses Agnes .Melkle, Margaret Winkler , .Verda ' Sheffield; Messrs. Floyd Monnett, George Stevens, Maynard Smith, Hammond. t. ,v Al Straehan. Frank Boggs. Chicago.

for a Washington rally. Elaborate

preparations are being made for the meeting. The members of the two

councils are engaged in a membership contest and the losing side will enter

tain at a banquet at the close of the

contest. Several other matters of in

terest to the members were disposed

or aner which refreshments were

served.

A meeting of the members of the

Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railraoad Trainmen was held Tuesday

afternoon in I. O. F. Hall In State street.

Several matters of interest to the mem

bers came up for discussion. Plans

were made for the third annual Easter ball to be given on the evening of April 8th and many invitations will bo

Issued,

About two hundred people enjoyed

the entertainment given by the mem

bers of Court Leurs No. Ill, C. O. F.,

last evening In the Eagles' clubrooms In South Hohman street. It will be

the last social affair at which the mem

bers will bo hosts before the Lenten season. Several games of pedro were played during, the evening and two prizes were awarded. The first prize,

a beautiful hand-painted bon-bon dish,

was won by Mrs. George Hanlon, and

the prise among the men was won by Mr. Frank Dorsey. He received a beau

tiful umbrella. At the conclusion of

the games informal dancing was en

joyed. The program of dances con

tinued until midnight. The music was

directed by Mr. Barney Young.

The members of the Germanla Rebekah lodge met last evening in I. O. O. F. hall In State street for their bi

monthly meeting. Plans were made for the Initiation of several candidates, but on account of sickness among the members and officers it was decided to postpone it until some future meeting. The evening was given over to a social

program. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will occur in two weeks on Tuesday evening, Feb. 27, and a large attendance is desired. The

usual business and social program will

be followed.

A meeting of the members of the G.

A.-to the B. of L. U. will take place

this afternoon in the K. of P. hall In Hohman - street." It Is the bi-monthly

meeting.. A number of grand officers

from Chicago will be present at the meeting and a luncheon will be served

in their honor.

lors and the colors were carried out in

the serving of the luncheon. At the

ing Mrs. Otto Knoerzer will be hostess j meeting in two weeks. Tuesday afterand entertain at her home in Fayette J noon, February 27th Mrs. R. If. Price

street. Mie win entertain at a pearo i will entertain at her hnmn A.ria

party. The meeting will be the last! street. The following members were

until alter the season of Lent.

A STl'DY MEETING. "Ceramic Art" was under discussion yesterday afternoon among the members of the art committee of the Hammond Woman's CJjub at the home of Mrs. J. J. Anderson in Ann street. Mra. Anderson was chairman of the day's program committee. Mrs. M. Roths

child, chairman of the committee read a

very excellent paper on the "Portland

vase and Mrs Anderson gave a very

interesting' talk on "China Painting' and had many pieces of china to llus

trate her talk.' The current events was

an Interesting feature of yesterday's meeting. The members discussed the Morgan Art Collection which is to be brought to the United States and also the life and art of Vinnie ReanHoxie. During a short business session at the close ot the study program plans were made for the next meeting to take place on the' afternoon " of February 17th. Mrs. L. Smith and Mrs. P. A. Parry are chairman' and vice chairman of the committee for the day. asocial event;

The .members of , the Women's Auxiliary , to the .University Club met in the University club rooms In South Hohman street yesterday afternoon and were charmingly entertained by Mrs. Peter Crumpacker, Mrs. AA'. G. Paxton and Sirs. Jeannie Sawyer. The meeting was one most enjoyable of the winter and there were between forty and fifty Hammond women in attendance. They were received in the parlors where the hours between two-thirty and four o'clock were spent playing cards. Several games of "Hearts" were played and 'the honors were won by Miss Marlon Deming. Miss Deming Is home from the University of Wisconsin at Madison to spend a short vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Deming of Car

roll street. The serving of a dainty

luncheon followed the card games. The

club rooms were made very attractive with decorations of red and white

"hearts In honor of St. Valentines Day

A Musical Tea will be the next in the series of social entertainments plan

ned by the members of the club and It

will occur on the afternoon of Febru

ary 27th. Mrs. L..L. Bonwerger, Mrs.

ENJOY THE MEETING.

The members of the Golden Rod Clue

were pleasantly entertained by Mrs. F.

A. Bull at her home in Ann street yes

terday afternoon. The twelve club

members were in attendance a .the

meeting and spent the afternoon play

ing cards. Pedro1 was played progressively at three tables and after several games the honors were awarded to Mrs.

A. D. Crlsman, Mrs. George AVhitlng

and Mrs. Frank Dorsey. The consola

tlon priz! was awarded to Mrs. Jobbitt.

Mrs. Bull retained the hostess prize as

customary in the club. A prettily ap

pointed two course luncheon was serv

ed at the conclusion of the card games.

Mrs. Beechler was named as the next

hostess an,d she will entertain at an

afternoon card party Tuesday, Febru

ary 20th at her home in Sibley street.

A THIMBLE PARTY.

Last evening the young women of

the N. K. Embroidery Club met with Miss Htrtda Klein at her home in

Conkey avenue. Miss Klein entertained at a thimble party and the guests spent the evening very enjoyably with their needle work. Music was one of the features of the evening. At ten o'clock

me nosiess served ner guests with a dainty luncheon of two courses. Miss

Bertha Maleltske will have the mem bers of the club as ber guests at Tues

day's meeting at her horn in Indiana

avenue. - Mrs. Theodore Fischer of Des

present at the meeting. Mrs. A. O. Merrill, Mrs. A. II. Cross, Mrs. Q. A. Lyons,

Mrs. A. H. Kale. Mrs. R. 1L Price, Mr?. J. R. Stafford, Mrs. M. Stasbury, Mrs. J. Arthur Davis and Mrs. T. B. Stiver.

A MISSIONARY" MEETING. A very interesting meeting of the

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church was held yes

terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Cervln, 93 Ogden street. There were!

many members in attendance and they

devoted the early part of the afternoon j

to the transaction of business. Plans

were completed for a home bakery '

sale to be held Saturday, February 24th.

Announcement was also made of the

March meeting which wilt be held at

with cards and progressive pedro will be played at several small tables. " MRS. Bl'KK A HOSTESS.

Mrs. A. J. Burk Will entertain the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club at; an afternoon thimble party Thursday at her new home, 34 Hngh-

iana street. A THIMBLE PARTV

The members of . the Colonial , Club will be entertained by Mrs. WV'F. lirunl

at her home, 25 Mason street Thursday

afternon. It will be a thimble party

and the members will devote the after

noon to their needle work.

ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stafford will be

host and hostess to the members of the M. W. G. Club", - their husbands and a

few friends this evening at their horn

376 Indiana avenue, It will fte a valen

tine party and a pleasant program of

the home of Mrs. M. M. Towle in Ogden ! entertainment has been arranged for

street. The devotional exercises were i the evening.

lead by Mrs. Towle. Mrs. AV. Mayes

Martin who had the program In charge j Suss Alma McCoy and her three gave a splendid review of the fourth ! brothers, Edward, Roland and AAeldon,

charter of the text book "The Light -who have been making their home with of the World. An interesting paper on 'their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. the "Koran, the Mohammedan Bible' McCoy, have gone to Joliet to spend was read by Mrs. Bacon. A reading, ' few days with their grandparents.

"Little Daughters of Islam'.' was glv- j A1-- and Mrs. J. H. Beadle, before go-

en by Mrs. Towle. Mrs. Slyvia Peterson inK o Muskogee. Okla., to make their

entertained the guests with several j future home with their father. very pretty instrumental selections, i Mrs. Michael Kerwin and daughter.

During the social hour the hostesses Mabel, of Dubuque, la., are the guests Mrs. Cervin and Mrs. George R. Streeter i of Mrs. Kerwin s brother, E. L. Mills, served a dainty two course luncheon. at his home, 483 Murray street. Mr.

- j and Mrs. Kerwin were residents in this PA RENTS CLUB MEETING. (city a few years ago, but are now tnThe Parents Club Of the Irving 1 sracreri In the hotel hnsineeo In Tin.

Fidelia Ball.

"Arrangements for the big masque

rade ball to be given tomorrow even

ing at the Masonic temple in Muenich

cour,t under the auspices of the Saeng-

erbund-Fidella are complete, and the

sale of tickets Indicates a record break

ing attendance. The living pictures which will be ex

hibited will be. an attractive feature.

Lunch and refreshments will be served j .. -a 1 - -( H . n.nrl AA I

ttUU guuu 1IIU3IU V. Ill I.' Ei y 1 w . 1 u V. ' . . - Following are the prizes to be award

ed: - : s

Best dressed gentleman One fine

solid oak rocking chair, donated by E. Aflnna Vu m 1 1 ti r rnmnanv. f'

"Best &ressed lady One 18-crai"rs"ld I

hair comb, with diamond setthige, no-

nated by S. Silver.

Second best dressed gentleman One

box of fine cigars, donated by Liesenfelt Bros.

Second best dressed lady One silver

try. donated by White Store.

Best comical gent One fine briar pipe

and ease, donated by Millikan.

Best comical lady One pair of fine

slippers, donated by J. Schloer & Son.

Best gent character mask One beau

tiful piece of Mexican drawn work, do

nated by Mrs. F. C. Miller.

Best lady character mask Two box

es of fine perfumes, donated by Kep-

pert.

Plaines. 1.1., who Is isitlg- her- par- f"ho1 W,1U vT'JL ' dy f ternoon at buque. ents, Mr, and Mrs. Klein of Conkey ave- CCk- 'l,ow,n Program , Miss

nue was an invltei guest. Mrs. Fischer

was formerly Miss Augusta Klein of

Hammond. The following re the club

members. Mrs. John J. Claussen", the

Misses Lilly- and Meta Feder, Bertha

Maleitske. Gertrude Glaus, Gertrud

Jlerbst. Emily and Bertha bert and

Hulda Klein. - . " ' ENTERTAINED IN CHICAGO.

One hundred and eleven members of

the Deborah and Christian Endeavor Societies of the First Christian church

ana tneir friends made a tour of the

Ward Baking Company buildings In

Chicago last evening. They were the

guests of the company and an elaborate banquet was served in their honor. The evening was spent very enjoyably and the trip was one of great Interest to

the Hammond people.

MRS. PALMER A HOSTESS.

of unusual merit has been arranged

Piano Duet. . .Misses Titus and Ralston Story Miss Eames Vocal Solo.. ...Miss Matthies Mandolin ;Duet .. .. . . . .'. .

.Misses Adklnaon and Inman

Ethel Ebright ot Ogden street

left today for Benton Harbor, Mich.,

where she wil lspend the remainder of

the week with Miss Anna Curry. v , Mrs. Theodore Fischer of Des Plaines,

111... Is spending a few days with her

Reading. . .ilrs. Shafer and Miss7 Bauer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Klein, at their

Vocal Solo. .'.'." '. ".! . . . .Miss .Uutterfleld

Original Poe .Miss McKinney

Ladies Chorus.

Following the program Mr. Hoffman

will give an address.

A VALENTIE PARTV. This afternoon the members of the

Alpha Phi Club are guests at a party

function at which Mrs. II AA'. Bump

is hostess at. her home in South Hohman street. Mrs. Bump is entertaining at a

Valentine luncheon and the season's colors of red and white arc carried out

In the decoration scheme. It is the regular meeting of the club members

yesterday afternoon at her Home In

May street, the members of the M. W.

G. Club who met for their bi-monthly meeting. In company with the mem-

hers Mrs. Palmer entertained ber

mother Mrs. J. F. Gero and Mrs. M.

nrpiner ot j-.igin, ill., wno is the house guest of Mrs. A. H. Cross. After a few

nours spent pleasantly with needle

work the hostess served a rtainty two

course luncheon. Simple decorations

In red and white appropriate to the

W. L. Craig, Mrs. AV. D. Patton. Mrs. A'alontine season were used in the par-

Mrs. Claude Palmer had as her guests Ranged from Friday to AVednesday of

home in Conkey avenHie.

Mrs.- M. Lou If a Woods is ill at her home In South Hohman street, and a trained nurse has been engaged to care

for her.

Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff has returned to

her home in Mason street from Crown

Point, where she has been for a week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Brad

ford and family.

Mimlk -MfflMtt

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this week.

A SOCIAL FATHERING. Cards wil be the entertainment at

the meeting of the Ladles of the

Knights of Columbus this a'ternoon at

the K. of C. Club romn In .-South Hoh

man street. It will be tho last meeting of the members beforp lent and It is

expected that many "will be present.

Refreshments will lie served after the

card games.

LECTTRES IN H A M MON'l). - Mr. Schanfarber of Chicago will ad

dress the members of the Jewish Ladlas Aid Society at their meeting this after

noon at the home of Mrs. Adolph Hlrsch

In Carroll street. It is the afternoon

for the bi-monthly meeting and the

seassion was called for two o'clock.

Following the lecture the hostess will serve a tea.

ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Jacob Fox

will entertain the members of Circle No. 2 of St. Margaret's Hospital at her

home, 85' Doty street. It will be the

last social meeting until after the Len

CARD OF THANKS.

To our dear friends and neighbors and relatives, also Rev. Swuzer and

Rev. Hoffman, the Modern Woodmen of America, Naper Camp No. 908, Naper-

ville. 111., the A. D. I. Club Progressive

Court. No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur Dorca3 Rebeckah lodges, Protective Home Circle, Epworth League and the Social

Union of Naperville, 111. AA'e wish to

extend our heartfelt thanks for their

sympathy in the house of our bereavement in the loss of my beloved husband and our dear brother, Fred Hagcman,

also for the many floral offerings. MRS. FRED HAGEMAN.

MR. AND MRS. WILL HAGEMAN

Lodge Assemblies

An important meeting of the mem

bers of Golden Rule Council No. 11. D, of L, was held last evening in the K,

of p. hall in South Hohman street.

There were about sixty members In at tendance at the meeting. Many appll

cations for membership were presented

and plans were made for a tlass initia

tlon to be held Monday evening, Feb

26. The members of Golden Rule and

tn season. Mr. Fo will entertain Tirumph councils will meet together

Wabash Glee Club-

The Wabash College Glee club will

give an entertainment at the Hammond theater on March 26, under the

auspices of the University club of Hammond.

It has been several years since the

Wabash Glee club has been heard In Hammond, and it is believed that under the auspices of the University club that the house will be packed.

The Wabash Glee club is the best in

the state and has been compared with similar organizations in the larger colleges of the country. The club Is bet

ter than' ever this year, and It is certain that there will be a large attend

ance tohear the college boys.

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held in the Masonic temple last evening. Judge "Virgil S. Relter told th members of the Bhrine of the delights of a trip to California, and (jreat enthusiasm was aroused over the nrxt big ceremonial that -will be held In Los Angeles. The officers of the ratrol held a meeting last evening, after which an excellent financial re-port was made. A number of social events will be arranged for in tho next few months. Of tbe six candidates whose names were presented for consideration last evening, four werti from Gary, one

from Whiting and one from Hammond.

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Shrine Ceremonial.

The. next .shrine ceremonial will be

held at Hammond on April 2 of the

present year. Six' candidates were

presented at the meeting which was

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H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Ties., 242; Office, 205

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MT. CLEMENS, HICH. THIS is the larpest hotel in Mt. Clement and is patronized by the very best people. It is handsomely furnished and equipped throughout with all modem conveniences located in a beautiful park with refined surroundings best cuisine and service. , The baths and waters here arc very effective in the relief of RhrnmafMm. Nenrsljla nnd Nervous fUtrosri. Mood tipj Slito Affection. ldillnHon . Psftysis. Locomotor Awilo. Etc. The Colonial Bath House Is complete in equipment and not excelled by the best in this country. Elevator direct to bath house from each floor of the hoteL For farther information rcfirdlnr tmrmrnt. hotd sxoBiaodarioiM etc-. addreM Mmmsw

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NEW SHOP

I have bought out the Gus Jordan barber shop in the Hammond Bldg. and have put a first-class man in charge. He will treat you right and solicits your patronage. Everything about the shop is first class. Take the elevator to the fourth floor and get your work done in satisfactory fashion. Open from 8 a. m. to 6 p.m. OSCAR PLEGEMAM

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