Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 284, Hammond, Lake County, 21 May 1912 — Page 2
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The Homewood residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Meikle, 958 South Hohinan street will be the scene of a beautiful nuptial event this evening when their j daughter. Miss Agnes Meikle becomes ' the bride of Mr. Allan Twyman. The' ceremony will be solemnized at seven ! o'clock. There will be : many otft of j town guests at the wedding among I them Mrs. Twyman and Miss Mary' Twyman of I.ousville. Ky, mother and: sister of the groom. Miss Adele All-I bright of Louisville. K-, Miss Maryi Jbach of Indianapolis and Misa Kunioe ' Meikle. who is attending the Downer Seminary at Milwaukee who have been ! in Hammond for several days and are i
the house guests Meikle.
of Mr. and Mrs.
A KIm; AJiSOlXCEHFAT. The marriage of Miss Tessie N. Melford and McClellan N. Davis will be solemnised today. The ceremony will be, performed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Meiford in Ohio City. They will come to Hammond and announce their "at home." Mr. Iavis is employed as an operator at the Erie station. During his residence In Hammond he has made many friends and the announce-mr-nt of his marriage will bring him the best wishes and congratulations of his friends. The bride Is prominent in the social circles of Ohio City.
BISiXESS MKRTIXK. Mrs. Henry Burk of Carroll utreet was at home to the members of the history committee of the Hammond Woman's Club yesterday -afternoon. Twenty members met and planned the course of study for next year. Members were appointed to program and social committees to serve at the study meetings. The programs will be unusually Interesting and enjoyable. The : committee will have a very large membership next year. After the
ism
TIRES
have an un
broken ten year record of leadership on quality
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mand servic bold ty atl d who eonsi
SOCIAL NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY.
A NATTY CUSTOM E IN STRIPED SERCE
Mrs. Fred Collins will entertain the members of the Idle Hour Club t her home In Beall avenue, Wednesday afternoon. The I.adlra of the Knlghta of Columhua will meet In the K. of C. club rooms Wednesday afternoon to play pedro. The member of the L.adles Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church wMI meet in the church parlorn Wednexday afternoon. Mrs. E. li. Stelneck will be at home to the mentbrra of the Woman's C.utld of St. Panl'n Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon at her home, 442 Trnmaa avenue.
business had been disposed of a pleasant time was spent socially. . A dainty luncheon was served during. the social hour. A It It A f i E FOR IIAXQITRT. At the meeting of the alumni association of the Hammond high school held last evening in the kindergarten room of the Central building plans were made for the annual banquet to be given on the evening of June 7th at the Masonic Temple. The members reported the sale of many tickets Wilbur D. Nesbit will be the principal speaker at the banquet. The program for the evening will be one of the most attractive of recent years. A large attendance is desired at the business meeting next Monday evening. May
27th. MEETING IS
The meeting of the
Aid Society has been Wednesday, May 22nd
afternoon. May 29th
nuum will fjnerm in jr. -
t,v tne Pa Jr . . -
IIIOSEV TO LOAX. Application blanks for loans in the Home, Building, Loatt A Savings Association can now be had at the Citixena German National bank, at the office of James K. Stinson and at the office of John D, Smalley. Loans from $500 to 110,000 on residence or business property. 20-3t A. H. TAPPER, President JOHN I), SMALLEY. Sec.
Tuesday, May 21, 1912.
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EXTERTAJT Tomorrow jfi W,TH CARDS, lins will en-;rternoon Mra. Fred Col-. Idle Hour ertaln ne members of the avenue jf Club at her home in Beall mcrf Pedro wlil be the entertain-
Ir'.fie second social meeting of the club
members this season. I. AST MEET1NU OF THE VEAH. The children of the Lafayette school will give a drill "The Crowning of the May Queen" at the meeting of the Parents; . Club this afternoon. Other numbers ' on the program will be a song by Master Charles Dickson and a reading by Miss ' Ethel Hirseh. During the social hour - dainty refresh-
Here Is a uattr costume la white
and black striped eerre. The gored skirt li surrounded with a. shaped band that Is cleft on the left side. Th coat is cut to show an attractive arrangement of the stripes and la decorated with white silk braid bus
Office Phone 1468 Sunday by Appointment. OFFICE HOURS 9:30 A. M. to 4:30 p! M. and 7:00 P. M. to 9:00 P. M. DR. J. R. JENKINS ! Practice Limited to -- SKIN AND CHRONIC DISEASES Such -as Eczema, Acnea of Young People, Etc. ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS AND THE X-RAY X-Ray Laboratory Equipped for All Skiagraphic Work REFERENCE LOCAL PHYSICIANS. OFFICE SUITE 3 SEN EC A BUILDING (Oyer Mlnas 10c Store) 160 East State Street. Hammond, Ind,
FRANK SIDENTOPF Announces the purchase of WEIGEND'S FANCY BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN STORE 615 South Hohman St. Hammond. Phone 1522 . The new proprietor will cater to the best trade and invites the public to come in and inspect his new line of Delicacies. -
ments will be served. The meeting will be the last of the school year. A BltlIGE PARTY. The members of the Women's Auxil
iary to the University Club will meet
inthe University Club rooms in South Hohman street this afternoon and be entertained by Mrs. M. Louisa Woods
Mrs. Malcolm Cleveland and Mrs. Allen j T. Graham. It wil be one in the series of bridge parties arranged for the season. MRS. YOt'NCi A HOSTESS.
Mrs. Alva A. Young will entertain the members of the Ideal Book Club at JveJbftme,, la Calumet avenue,, ,Jhis evening. The usual study and social program will be followed. AID SOCIETY MEETS. Mrs. Charles Wilson and Mrs. Homer Postalwaite will be hostesses at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon in the parlors of the church In South Hohman etreet. WILL PLAY PEDRO. Mrs. Henrietta Huber will entertain the members of the Fleurdelis Club at her home in Truman avenue this evening. Pedro will be played during the evening. MRS. RAYMIS EXTERTAINS. Pedro will " be played by the mem
bers of the China Club this evening at the home of Mrs. G. Raymus in Carroll street. WlIi I. MEET FRIDAY.
The annual Thank Offering meeting of the Standard Bearers will be held
Friday evening. May 24th at the home of Miss Kathrlne Switser in RusrcII
street. An appropriate program had
been arranged for the evening.
end Mrs. F. R. Culfeert in North Hohman street. A dinner at six o'clock was given In their honor. Only tha relatives of the young people were guests. The tables were prettily decorated with flowers and greenery. Mr. end Mrs. Ropp wll be at home to their friends at 741 Claude street. Mrs Ropp is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Culbert and has made her home in Hammond for several years. She has a large circle of frienda among the young people of the city. The announcement of the marriage of Miss Cujert and Mr. Ropp will bring them the congratulations and best wiehe of their friends. HAMMOND COIPLE WED. Word was received from Chicago this afternoon that Frank Elston ani Miss Pearl Brown both of Hammond were licensed to marry there thU morning. A SOCIETY EVET. Mr. and Mrs. Newjton Hembroff formerly of Hammond opened their beautiful new home at 3S12 Ivy street, Indiana Harbor last evening for the last social meeting of. the Round Table Club. The members and their hus
bands were given invitations to Bt.t4
and there were sixty guests. arge bunches of lilacs and Jf.elts were pretty decoration? -a the parior where the guega mtt t0 n8ten to a program oL7 , , , 4,it.rarv um-
the conclusion of the pro
dainty refreshments were serv
ed. Mrs. George Summers and Mrs,
Marlon Hower received with Mrs.
Hembroff.
PARENTS CUB MEETING.
Members of the Parents' Club of the Lincoln school met in the school hall
last evening for the last meeting of tht school year. About two hundred mtmbers of the club and their friends
in the school district were in attend
ance at the meeting and listened to ;i
very interesting and enjoyable pro gram. The large audience was de
lightfully entertained with folk dances given by the children of the grades.
vocal and Instrumental music and readings. The violin solo by Master Wilfred Lohse was ' nicely rendered His piano accompaniment was played by Alice Kummer, who also gave a. piano solo. Miss Blanche Kennedy, an eighth grade teacher gave a number of readings which were among the enjoyable numbers on the program.
Every number in the following pro
gram was enjoyed. Piano Solo.. .....Fenton Zuver tolg Game , .......Room 8 Duett:- Frances and Frank Piohl ?ame Kindergarten Children Recitation Alice Blockt Violin Solo Wilfred Lohse
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Duett. .. .Mr. and Mr .Tr.hr, rr,,.,n
eaSin Miss Kennedy Piano Solo Alice Knrrm,.,.
Piano Solo..,. Mr. r'larir t
POSTPONE THE MEETING. The meeting of St. Agnes null nt
Paul's Episcopal church which was announced to take place last evening in the guild room in Rimbach avenue was postponed. The next meeting will take place Monday evening. June 3rd.
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends.
neighbors and employes of the Simplex
rtanway Appliance Co.. for kindness, sympathy and floral offerings in the loss of our husband nnrl Mh
Frederick Millies.
MRS. MART MILLIES AND CHILDREN'.
INDIANA VETERANS OPEN ENCAMPMENT South Bend Garbed in Holiday Dress. South Bend, Ind.. May 21. The thirty-third annual encampment of the Indiana department G. A. R. and auxiliary bodies will be opened in South Bend today and will continue three days. Arrangements' have been made to care for 2.000 delegates and visitors. Notwithstanding predictions of showers for Tuesday, the city has. been given a holiday dress. The vanguard of veterans began arriving tods. The encampment this year will be- devoid of a contest for the 1913 meeting, the veterans having reached a decision that they want to meet In Indianapolis. Indications point to the election of Nelson J. Bozarth of, Valparaiso as commander in chief. A fight for office is being waged locally between Judge Timothy E. Howard and Wilbur Gorsuch, who are seeking the post of senior vice commander.
HAMMOND. . ' PHONE 233 TON ITE AND WEDNESDAY NIBBS ' AND" NIBBLETTS A Musical Comedy Matlneea Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. WedaeiHlay Matlnen have .hern discoatlaued , " toe ' this season.
Death of Mrs. Mabbs.
The sad news of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Mabbs was received from
Allegan, Mich., this morning, where sh passed away at the family residence yesterday following an illness of about
three weeks. The particulars of the
case were not learned and the funeral
will be held some time tomorrow.
-Mrs. Mabbs is the ,itirfr---VtiS3J
Jennie Mamjssh., ...
entraT school. Miss Mabbs was called to Allegan, Mich., two weeks ago by her mother's Illness.
Funeral of J. CameronThe funeral of William J. A. Cameron was held from the family residence, 13458 Superior avenue, Hegewlsch, 111., this afternoon at 1 o'clock. , The Odd Fellows of which he was a member had charge of the arrangements and interment was made at Oak Hill cemetery.
To put a new wick in any lamp burner quickly thread a needle first, run the thread across the wick and pass needle through burner. A small ironing board may be made from an ordinary bread board. Covered with flannel and a piece of old sheeting, it will be found useful either for the dressmaker or for pressing fine handkerchiefs and jabots.
Wednesday, May 22, 1912, I will open a firstclass Horse Shoeing and Blacksmith Shop; all work guaranteed. I will locate at CALUMET AVENUE, 1 Block South of Nickel Plate R. R. THOS. JOHANNSEN
HAMMOND GARDENS AUCTION Next Sunday 2 P. M.f May 26 The weather spoiled our last sal, one more chance Only to buy these lota at auction. . Columbia Avenue, six blocks south of. Standard Steel Gate. Take So. Hohman Street car, get off at Columbia avenue. Automobile meets cars. - ' . $5.00 PER MONTH OR A DOLLAR
A WEEK PAYS FOR A LOT. Beautiful Presents Given Away Free. FRAVCTloEER SALES JWAXAGKR.
Central Investment and Realty. Co. - Payments made at Lake County Savr ' ings . Trust Company. .
PATENT YOUR IDEAS
and makej Money! a waif.
my rnu aooa
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WSXSJr'" JOSHUA R. H. POTTS.
3os tfc su w..fcht, p. c u.iri SSSO in uSurtifaJiMi'' saOaxfcmSt.
An all-the-y car Around Necessity
Js V CREAM -ir k ?5ano 50 V KEfflalBHEl) W V COMPLETELY j FsN. REMOVES A If vc90 ydX
Completely removes odors from perspiration. Positively will not parch the skin nor soil the clothing. At All Drug and Department Stores
A THIMBLE PARTY.
This evening the young women of
the N. N. Embroidery Club will meat
with the Misses Klein at their home in
Conkey avenue. The evening- will be
devoted to needle work and music. i . AS AFTERXOS PARTY.
An enjoyable afternoon will Ws spent
by the Ladies of the Knights of Colum
bus at their meeting Wednesday in the
K. of C. club rooms In South Hohman
street. Cards will be the entertain ment at the meeting. A Gl'ILD MEETING.
Mrs. E. O. Stelneck at her home, 422
Truman avenue will entertain th
members of the Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church Wednesday-
afternoon of this week. It will be the
weekly business meeting. CELEBRATES A SKIVERS ARY.
Miss Ruth Winkler entertained a number of friends at her home, 598 Roosevelt avenue, last Saturday even
ing In celebration of her birthday an
niversary. She received many gifts from friends in remembrance of the day. After games and music had been enjoyed a dainty two course luncheon
was served. Among the guests were
Mrs. Kathryrt Dettelbach of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baumn of Chicago,
Mrs. Mary P. Campbell of Chicago, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Mundt, Mr. and Mrs
William Hoin, Mr. .and Mrs. Sam
Varnish, Mrs. Oliver Jarcole, Mrs.
Emma Kroer, Mrs. Theresa HcGulre
Messr. Charles Olsen, Sam K. Nelson
and James W. Arney. MARRIED ISt CROWS POINT.
The marriage of Miss Blanche
! Culbert and J. Ropp was a pret
ceremony of yesterday. The ceremony j was performed In Crown Point yester
day afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev
Stockberger orfciating. The young 'people were unattended. The bride
wore a pretty costume of gray serge
and a tailored hat to correspond. Mr,
and Mrs. Ropp returned to Hammond after the ceremony and were guests :it
the home of th ftride's parents, Mr,
II I . s
A Hebrew scholar, of olden times.
said once: "Don't look at the jug, look at what is In it."
He. was certainly rljrht. You should
be judged by your inner character and
not by tiie outside appearance. But the world is not yet as Jt should be, but "as it i.." and therefore we must act
accordingly.
Good Clothes will aid you to gain an
audience In business as well as in society. You may as well get good work
manship and materials when placing
your next order, as the cost 1b no more
than the poorer kind, when taking Into
consideration the wearing qualities and
the satisfaction it will give you to be well dressed.
We make a hlsli grade Knit for 925.no.
YOUNG MEN'S TAILORS
01 State Street. Phae TT1.
HAMMOND, IXDIAXA.
Clairvoyant Just Arrived
fan.,
PROF. R. E. PAENELL
World's .reaet ( lalrvoySnt A Medium $1.00 Special Low Fee Reading $1.00
(For a short time Only.) Tell past, present and future. All revealed, nothing concealed. You hear the truth, good or bad. Advise on love, marriage, speculation, investments, wills, lawsuits, pensions, divorce patents, restores lost affections, reunites the separated, tells how to win
the man or woman you love and how to make your husband or wife be true to you, and how to overcome all of your troubles. All business sacred and confidential. PROF. PARXEIX . Is here to help those who ned help, and to advise those who need advice. His readings are. truthful and to the point. f So call at onca. He that hesitates Is lost. He will send you away happier and wiser than when you came. RIMBACH BLOCK, HOHMAN STREET. tOver I.I on Store, room 22.) Honrs t 0 to 8 dally j Saadaya, 10 to B. ( Cut this aa out so you will remember the name and place.
E. Co MINAS CO. Hammond's Greatest Department Store Wednesday Double Coupons all, day: (Groceries Included Except Sugar and Flour)
Early English Finish Taburette in Premium Department Genuine Oak Taburette, finished in early English, height 24 inches, in an extra value. GIVEN WITH 15.00 IN COUPONS
WedmeGdlay's QF(DFy Safe
Sugar, best granulated, with grocery order of 1.00 or more, (meat, butter or flour not included),C Ag 10 pounds vfrC Fancy Picnic Hams, weigh from 4 to 6 lbs 1 1 ji each, per lb ...... Ul Fancy Red v Salmon, 1-lb tall can, AQg per can. I wl Gold Dust Washing Powder, large 4 Q package OU Kitchen Klenzer, n 2 cans for Jj Blue Cross Macaroni or Spaghetti, -T
...2
"v l l 510 P
32c
Butter, Elgin Creamery, guaranteed a b s o 1 u tely pure and finest quality ob
tainable, per lb.
Finest Cream Brick Cheese, Ofln per pound .uUU
Minas Blend Coffee, best
value in Hammond,
per pound
Fancy. Seeded Raisins
1-pound package
Kirk's American Family or Fels Naptha Soap, with grocery order, OOft 7 bars for Z.9G
27c
isins Sc
14c
Flour, Gold Medal or Ceresota li-barrel sack .3.12 V -barrel sack 1.58 3s-barrel sack 80c
Armour's Pure Lard,
per pound ,
Domestic Sardines, in oil or mustard, 1 fg li cans . I Ub Quaker Oats or Kellogg 's
Corn Flakes, per package .
Choice of Sugar Corn, String Beans, Kidney
Beans, Hominy or Pump
kin, doz. cans, 88c; per can
WW 9c
per can.
Exto'Si SSnseoEallD Hasp WecUnveGdlajy dDodH
e, re25c
Galatea Cloth' and Cotton Suiting, plain stripes, checks and 4 plaids, fast colors, 27 to 32 Inches wide,
very serviceable, per yard
12k
Swiss Embroidery Flouncing, extra
firm edges, deep work, values up to 35c, yard..
25c
Long Cloth, long smooth soft finish, 36 inches wide, yard.
fibre cotton,
fHc
Children's Tan Hose, lisle thread,
medium ribbed leg, lull lengtn,
small imperfections, regular 15c quality......
10c
Little Boys' Eton leather, 25c kind, special
Capt, cloth and
I5c
Men's Good Ecru gan Underwear, special.
Color Balbrig-
39c
iri' Mirfdav Blouses of fine
galatea, red or navy trim.
each
1.25
Men's Four-in-Hand Neckties,
versible, tu-in-one new colors, special " ")" :
Men's Pant for work, cheviot and
worsted, all sizes up to 50 waist, special...,,..
Ladles' Special White Lawn Waist,
round neck, lace and embroidery
trimmed, special at
1.00
59c
Infants' Muslin Bonnets, neat cm-
broidery trimmed, all sizes.
25c
Children's Muslin' Pants, fine quality, trimed with narrow frill of
same, sizes 2 to 12, special
10c
Our Special Ladies' Tan Button Shoe, "Bunt" Toe, genuine calf, a
leather that will wear and polish
well, all sizes, special....
2.45
Get the Best Barefoot Sandal in the City for a little money; has the elk sole that will outwear any leather sole,; sizes 5 to 11 and fl 12 to 2, special "QvC
Boys' Good Quality Oxfords,
and button, worth 2.00, sale price I,
lace
1.49
Little Boys' Calf Button Shoes,
good shoe, sizes 9 td 13, sale price
90c
Food Choppers, the Gem chops all kinds of -vegetables fine or coarse as wanted, four steel CO cutters, special wUC
Clothes Line, 50 feet,, Jute, special at
Oc
Wash Boards, large 38c kind, special at...:
size, regular 24c
Wash Boilers, galvanized, No.
size, regular 83o kind. Special at. ...,
69c