Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 241, Hammond, Lake County, 1 April 1912 — Page 6

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THE TRIES. Monday. April 1, 1912. '

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Crown Point Hews

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

SHUCKS From the Diary of SL Leno Jeb Tite sez his idea o' a purty tired old lap is th one thet winter hez bin a-lingerln" In this year. The republican convention on Satur- I clay failed to materialize any surprises, and was notable only In the? fact that It was the first time in the i history of republican politics in Lake ' county that the primaries settled the J selection or me enure ucnet outsiue of the convention. Some apprehension is felt on account of the extraordinarily Hght vote cast at the primaries on Friday and it behooves every republican to put his shoulder to the wheel if the party band wagon is to be pushed to victory this coming fall. No laydown or let-up is to he thought of if the party Is successful this fall. A small child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heisterberg died on Friday afternoon and will be burled today, the funeral services being held at the German Evangelical church this afternoon. Karl Rockwell of Gary is visiting his parents on Court street for a few days. Maurice McKenxle succeeded in bagging a fine wild goose yesterday, one of the few that have been landed In this -icinity this spring. The birds are not plentiful and an occasional bag of the wild game Is an honor that few sportsmen like to sidestep. The announcement of the engagement of Mr. William Bartholomae. oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. (3. C. Bartholomae of this place, to Miss Sadie Morris of 452 St. James place. Chicago, have been received here by friends of the couple. - A number of the members of the Woman's Study club attended the'rectprocity meeting held by the Hammond DOWNWARD COURSE Fast Being Eeaized by Hammond Peoplte. A little backache at first. Pally Increasing till the back Is laree and weak. Urinary disorders quickly follow; j Dropsy and finally Brlght s diseast. j This Is the downward course of kid- i riey ills. i Don t take this course. Hammond! residents snouid profit by the following einerlenre- I Mrs. Helen Sundberg, 444 Olcott trnue. East Chicago, Ind., says: "I nave no hesitation In confirming all I said about Doan's Kidney Pills when I publicly recomended them in March 1907. I know that they are an excellent I

remedy for kidney a.. raTder trouble. "u"acinB r me oaiance or crown For years I had sharp pains in my back polnt a Pvd streets determined upon, and my system was all run down. Tha The PPitment of a city treasurer kidney secretions were unnatural and W,U a, b rn'1- !t being understood I felt so poorly in every way that lthat Iugglst Handley .has the feathcould hardly attend to my housework. ered on the Joh at P1"After taking the contents of two boxes:

of Doan's Kidney Pills, I felt like different person. The backache was entirely removed and my kidneys became normal. My advice to all kidney sufferers is to take Doan's " Kidney Pills." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MIlburn Co., Buffalo. New Tork, sole agents for the United States. . Remeber the name Doan's take ne other. - - I

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Woman's club In the Uncoln-J?ffer.son College. . of Law on Saturday afternoon. The federated clubs of Lake county were presented at his most enjoyable meeting and great credit is due Mrs. R. W. Ross of Hammond, who

had complete charge of "Reciprocity , is expected to be able to leave the hosday." pital Sunday. The Crown Point delegation were) The teachers and pupils of the very proud of their representative on ' Franklin school are enjoying a week's the program, Mrs. J. C. Gibbs. who in ; spring vacation. The school closed humorous vein gave an original poem ' Friday and will no open until Morion "Club Women In Politics." which ' day. April 8.

was greatly appreciated and enjoyed by the audience. I Mrs. Frank Ross of Kentland, chair- ' man of the Tenth district, and Mrs. j Howell V. Parry of Crown Point, cor- ' respnl!ng secretary of the Indiana reueration. responded to calls for addresses after the regular program, I which was as follows: Greeting Mrs. R. W. Ross tiammond Woman s C lub. i u u II 1 ri v I v 1C 1 j! le . t Mrs. R. K. Humphreys Whiting Fortnightly Club. Vocal Solo Mrs. I U Romberger, Hammond Woman's Club. j Club Women in Politics. Mrs. J. C. Glhbs. - Crown Point Study Club. j Club Women In the Home.. Mrs. Mead Kast Chicaeo Tuesday Reading Club. j Vocal Solo Mrs. George Summers! Indiana Harbor Round Table Club. j Opportunities for Lake County Club Women. Mrs. W. C. Harding! Indiana Harbor Woman's Club. I Piano Solo Mrs. A. A. Ross Kast Chicago Musical Club. Reception. The funeral of Mrs. Saager. who died on Friday at her home northeast of i Crown Point will be held this afternoon. The common council will hold its regular monthly meeting at the cityhall this evening. The Hazard club Is holding its bimonthly meeting with Mrs. Harold H. Wheeler this afternoon. Mrs. Martin Smith will entertain the Q. A. M. club at her Main street home on Tuesday evening. The many friends of Mrs. Henry Gronian of Milwaukee will be glad to know that she is on the road to recov. ery after quite a serious illness. Mrs. Charles Davison Is reported to b suffering from several bruises and a "Prinel arm. contracted through a (fall at Mrs. A. J.. Courtright's home on) A,a-n street. Mrs. C. J. Tinkham was a Chicago visitor on Saturday, wim.m r.inv.r v nr r'o o.. . I ... . . - i . . . . i j - ' ' . . . (i ii day with bis Crown Point relatives. Attorney J. F. Peterson transacted I business In Chicago on Saturday. ' The ritv cnnnHl n-lli ma , i v. - -. .. ... . . . u.iv . (.1711 1 II L for the regular monthly session and several Important matters will be taken up. The Main street paving material will probably be selected and the EOBERTSDALE. Spring millinery exhibit at Freel's April 2, 3, 4. 5 and 6. Miss 3016 92nd street. South Chicago. 1199. Phone l-8t Mrs. Edward Christensen of Indiana boulevard is able to be up after a few days' illness. Kdward Langohr is passing around cigars to his friends In honor of a GROCERS The shortest possible route between producer and Brothers Established 1884. CHICAGO.

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in Harrison avenue Thursday night. Mother and son are reported doing nicely. Mrs. navis of Chicago was the g-uest of Mrs. Pceerry of Indiana boulevard Friday. Mrs. Robert Atchison and children ot Koberls avenue were among the Chlcsro shoppers Saturday. Reports from the bedside of Mrs. Samuel Cminiusrliam, who has been very ill nt St. Martin et's hospital, continue to be very encourauing. She has borne up remarkably well since she has j been in the hospital and her manyfriends will be glad to learn that she Miss Klla Hatt is quite sick at her home in Pearl street and is under the care of Dr. Kolir. James Lamlon of Harrison avenue w as a Chicago business visitor Friday evening. Mrs. John Blaul entertained a numoer oi inpnns r ruiuy aiieruuou hi iier home in Roberts avenue, in honor of her birthday anniversary. A very pleasant afternoon was spent in social i conversation until o'clock, when an elaborate luncheon was served. Mrs. RTaul was the recipient of many pretty gifts from her friends. Reed Hubbard is still confined to his home suffering with an attack of water on th knee. Miss Ocie McCool of Roberts avenue was the gu-st of friends In Chicago Saturday. Mrs. Richard Smith of Indiana boulevard visited her sister. Mrs. Hunt of South Chicago, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Sellger of Fast Side visited the former's' sister, Mrs. Henry Kggers of Roberts avenue, Sunday. Miss Maddox of South Chicago visited her sister, Mrs. William Slagel of Harrison avenue yesterday. Julius Llnneman and George MaeMillian transacted business in Crown Point Saturday. HEGrEWISCH. The two republican meetings held here Saturday night were finely attended, both halls being packed. Its certainly must have been gratifying to Mr. Cross to see the Polish , voters turn out In such numbers. At the opera house the crowd certainly was with Mr. Cross first, last, and all the time. While he is not a public orator, his sincerity and forceful personality to all appearances convinced the audience that he is the man for the ofI flee. Besides Mr. Cross, ex-Alderman P. H. Moynihan. Walter K- Schmidt, Nell Lykke and Ignatz Lozarski vary ably addressed the audience. Mr. Sippel acted as chairman. Mr. Cross friends, "The E.M. Cross Booster club," were here In a body. The vaudeville entertainment was fine. They have formed what might be called a vaudeville troupe, made up entirely of young men from East Side, all friends of Mr. Cross. This form of entertainment has been the feature of this campaign. Election day tomorrow, April t. Don't forget to vote. Vote yes on the J3R0.000 bond issue for a contagious disease hospital. Mrs. W. T. Klght and son Dorsey visited Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. M. E. Stevenson. Mrs Conrad Johnson was brought home from St. Margaret's hospital Saturday. Walter Nolan , visited - his mother, Mrs.""!. C. Nolan of Brookllne, Sunday. ' Mrs. Martha Wendt of Mayvllle. "Wis., who has been visiting at Frank Crane's for the past month, has returned to her home. Mrs. I. B. Silverman spent Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Malkan of Chicago. ' Quite a number of out-of-town, as well as Hegewlsch people, attended the confirmation services at the German Lutheran church -Sunday. Mrs. A. C. Klucker attended the Marlowe theatre In Englewood Saturday. ' BURNHAM. The Chicago shoppers Friday were Mrs. William Ferman, Mrs. Roy Nellis. Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. JL Rau and .Misses Elizabeth and Dolly Patton. Charley Wrhlttenberg and John Patton spent Friday in Gary on important business. Mr. and Mrs. S. Mooer of Park avenue were out-of-town visitors Friday evening. Alfred Mills of Lowell, Ind.. is here spending a few days with his uncle, George Mills of Pullman avenue. Mrs. W. C. Neel and son Claude of Pullman avenue were aHmmond business visitors Friday. Adolph Kaczmarowskl of Center avenue made a business trip to Chicago Friday morning. Mrs. Robert Patton of Park avenue visited her mother, Mrs. Lauerman of Hammond, yesterday. Mrs. Sherman Grace. Mrs. MIchna, Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Luke Reed were Hammond shopptrs Friday. MUNSTER. The republicans held their primary election Friday in the school house. Herman Muter was elected as a delegate. Mr. and Jfrs. Andrew Welter are happy over the arrival of anothe son. No wonder Mr. "Welter is always boosting Munster. Little C Dunn is again on the sick list. GRIFFITH. George Deinmons and family ofMerrlllvllle visited at the home of J. W. Dutton Sunday. K. J. Nicholson of Ross was here Saturday on his way to Crown Point. Miss Eichorn, German teacher in the Hammond high school, was the ! guest of Miss Emily Southworth over Sunday. The Misses Beatrice Todd, Kate Zyp and onstance Gustafson were Crown Point visitors Saturday. Joe Grimmer went to Crown Point Saturday as delegate to the republican county convention. Prof. O. Steifel of Ross called on friends here Saturday morning.

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Spring millinery Freels April 2, 3. 92nd street. South 1199. exhibit at Miss 4, 5 and 6. 3016 Chicago. Phone l-6t Abraham Migatz is home from sehool at Indianapolis, to spend a ten days' vacation with his parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Is'athan Migatz of 119th street. Mrs. Charles R. Green wald and daughters Dorothy and Gertrude of Gary spent yesterday visiting with Whiting relatives. Julius Haluska of Davidson place Is very low, suffering with typhoid fever, A specialist was called In on Friday,

and also on Saturday, but he could give friends at their home on New Tork aylittle encouragement to the family. A fnue yesterday in honor of the con-

trained nurse Is In constant attend- ! a nee. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mahlitz have purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Harr, on New York avenue.. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Burns of Ohio ; avenue are entertaining Mrs. Burns ' and daughter. Miss Florence Burns, of Michigan City. Coletta McFadden of Central avenue has been ill for the past week, but is i improving now, and able to be around j again. Al. .1. pimmork was an East Chicago visitor last evening. Starr Stowell of Iaporte avenue Is on a business trip through Wisconsin. Prof. W. W. Hollida ywas a Chicago business visitor on Saturday. Mrs. Henry E. Beaubien entertained about twenty ladies at her home in Laporte avenue on Friday night In honor of Mrs. Bert Halsey of Alton, 111., who is here visiting relatives. Miss Anna Stover and Miss Elizabeth Jones of Iake Forest, III., spent Saturday visiting the former's mother, Mrs. A. C. Stover of Ohio avenue. The Whiting teachers will attend the thirtieth annual meeting of the Northern Indiana Teachers' association, which will be held in Chicago, April 4, 5 and 6. Mrs. John R. Morrison of New Tork avenue was In Chicago on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Abbott of Hammond spent Saturday and Sunday visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Langmeyer of 119th street. Miss Bessie Naef accompanied Miss Florence Seberger to Crown Point Friday night to remain over Sunday at the latter's home. A large number of the members of the Fortnightly club of Whiting attended the reciprocity " meeting given RELIEVE YOUR SCT?CA and NURIT.S I HE it VS7!rrrow. not JAVa m.f ITT ,r " 1 . --wvaiaig from .1 41 n i T. . - -wm I.I ON STORE PHARMACY A Wolf, Proprietors. C. E. F.I,OV. Iadlana Harbor. E;EI,E, the DraKKiat. 12H Hobs Street. Local Agenln.

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Fashionable Women No Longer Select Corsets by Waist Measurement The present styles require the whole figure to be molded to the correct lines and not merely here and there. . To wear the new. clinging gowns, your corset should be designed for your individual figure; not your neighbor's figure, though your waist measure may be the same. Parisian a Corsets Are made according to this new method of fitting the whole figure. It is really wonderful what a difference the right Parisiana model will make in you appearance. Your mirror will reveal to you how this corset will mold your whole figure to the slender graceful lines without strain or pressure anywhere. These wonderful shaping corsets are not 'high in price $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00 and $5.00; imported silk fabrics cost more. Will you call and have a Parisiana sent out for you to try on? No obligations to keep the corset unless you want to. Why not come in to-day?

by the Hammond "Woman's club at Hammond on Saturday afternoon. The local ladies all report having had an enjoyable afternoon, and feel deeply indebted for the hospitality accorded them. Mrs. Katherine Spring and daughter Ruth of Austinpertt yesterday visiting her sister, Mrs. tVwiley R. Jenkins of 119th street. Mrs. Connors of Ohio avenue has been entertaining her niece and three children : from Garrett, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Behrens entertained a number of relatives and

firmatlon -of their son Raymond Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. Weimwurrn and children from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. William Coney, Chicago Heights. 111.; Mr. and Mrs. A. Heins. Chicago; Mrs. A. Kemp of Porter ar"l Mr and Mrs. Charles Kemp and son of Porter. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church will meet tomorrow evening at 3 p. m. at tne borne of Mrs. C. C. Whlteman, 221 La porte avenue. The questions in the March "Friend" will be used in the mystery box contest. Mrs. Mathilda Johnson of 119 street, who is a janitress at th epubllc school, was taken to St. Margaret's hospital Saturday, suffering with typhoid fever. Miss Helen O'Hara of Cleveland avenue visited her cousin, Mrs. Marie Sullivan, at the South Chicago hospital. Mrs. Sullivan underwent an operation for appendicitis, but is improving now. Mrs. William Collins left for her home in Morocco, Ind., yesterday after spending a week visiting her son. Clay C. Collins and family. Mrs. Wesley Tharp of Laporte avenue is on the elck list. The Whiting high school basketball team and their friends were most royally entertained on Frday evenng by Ernest Vater, a member of the team. at his on White Oak avenue. ' The Ladles' Aid society of the M. E. church will give an-apron sale on April th. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goldsmith and son of Gary spent yesterday visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N A. Goldsmith of Sheridan avenue. Ten candidates were confirmed last evening at the German Lutheran church on Clark street. The confirma tion was the occasion for general cele bration in the congregation, particu larly in the families, and among the friends of the, candidates. An appro prate music program was given by the choir and the sermon by Rev. John Bopp was equally appropriate. The members of the confirmation class were Raymond Behrens, Frank Klemm, John Benson, Arthur Miller, Theodore Horlbeck, Stanislaus Petrovsky of South Chicago and Louise Stone, Irene Samonson, Ruth Carlson and Margaret LI pp of East Chicago. Moser Hardware Co. sell Johnstone's Rull Kotz wall paints in twenty-two colors. - . . - . It LOWEKU John Hayhurst, a prominent farmer, went to Wesley hospital, Chicago, last I evening, where he will undergo a surg ical operation for appendicitis today. The two weeks revival services con ducted by Evangelist Daniel S. Toy of Warsaw. Ind.. assisted by Frank Dickson, singer, of Chicago came to a close at the Methodist church last night. While the attendance at the

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meetings was not what it should have been, yet the sermon preached by Dr. Toy and the singing under the leadership of Frank Dickson was highly appreciated. In their respective lines these gentlemen have much power behind them. Their work was beneficial. Mrs. John Bruce, an aged lady, is very sick at her home with the chances against her recovery, due to her general weak physical condition and old age. She came near dying a year or two ago of pneumonia, since which time her health has been very feeble. Ben Layborn and wife, inmates of the State Soldiers' home at Lafayette, Ind., are here visiting friends. They

have their own home here and divide their time between their two homes. David Hole, an aged and wealthy farmer, living southeast of Lowell, has bought a new Cross Country Rambler automobile, and with his wife, expect to start for California in the auto, it is said. John Beck, a young man related to the Holes, who makes his home with them, an ex-soldler of the United States army, who recently returned from Manila. Philippine islands, will drive the car for the aged couple, and look after their personal comforts. It Is said that there was the lightest vote cast at the primaries Friday ever known in Cedar Creek township, the vote being only 90. No one seemed to care one way or another who re ceived the nomination for county of ficers, and when the comment was expressed, all being satisfied. It is freely predicted that there is going to be a big republican slump during the registration. There seems to be an apathy and Indifference among republicans in this vicinity. Considerable dissatisfaction on national affairs Is expressed, and unless some clever work and convincing argument is not done the old-time 800 to 1,000 republican majority from the three creek town ships may not loom up to carry the ticket in Lake county to vletory. AN "AT HOME' BLOUSE This blouse of crepe de chine bas a double surplice of guipure lace bordered with the saUn and decorated with velvet buttons. M

Spring pilinory Exhibit 1

OpensTuesday, April 2d, and continues the balance of the week. In all the years that we have conducted Spring Openings, there has never been a season when we could display so many charming models or such beautiful combinations as now. We are determined not only to PLEASE, but to SATISFY, consequently we show only garments of such material and workmanship as we can emphatically guarantee. Your attention is respectfully called to the latest in the Shirt Waists, Skirts, Dresses, Hair Goods, Gloves and Corsets. At your command, the free services of an expert corset fitter and demonstrator during the opening week. You are most cordially invited to attend this exhibit. Come early. 3016 92nd St. S. Chicago Phone 1199.

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