Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 23, Hammond, Lake County, 15 July 1912 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Monday,-July 15, 1912

Crown Point Mews

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

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A. Mum, who's grot a new baby, ses prob'ly they're worth a thousand dollars, but he kin alius feel his pocketbook a-snlckerin' when he ses so. Nobuddy's boostln" Teddy over much but Teddy. Call It th Ruse Felt party. The city marshal started In on his crusade against unmuialed and unlicensed dogs on Saturday on orders from the city council to rigidly enforce the ordinance requiring; same. Three or four dogs paid the penalty for their owners" neglect or Indiscretion during; the day and more are expected to follow suit. Complaints have been made by the owners of dogs

that are obeying; the law on account of their animals not being able to defend themselves against the attacks of unmuczled dogs, and the city council, realizing; the Justifiable nature of their remonstrance, decided to have the ordinance enforced to the letter. Yesterday was one of the warmest days on record in this city and Crown Pointers sweltered in the torrid sunshine. Automobiles seemed to offer the only source of comfort and relief and those favored with them were doubly fortunate. The poor newspaper scribe, however, is never included in the latter class and news chasing; was no sinecure. Judg-e Nicholson, who poses as one of Crown Point's confirmed bachelors, was compelled to Invest in a shirt ol extra chest measure on Saturday on account of the news telephoned from Hammond anent the arrival of a girl baby-at the home of his sister, Mrs. John Agnew. Being; uncle is a diversion the judge has never enjoyed and the roads between here and Hammond will probably be kept hot. for

some time to come. Crown Pointers extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Agnew, who are both well known here. Two births were recorded In Crown Point on aSturday, a boy arriving; at the home of Mr. and Irs. George Letz and a girl baby being born to Mr. and Mrs. John Endress. A. A. Sauerman and daughter, Pauline, were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Trersnman are visiting friends at Rensselaer, Ind., for a few days. ! Mrs. George Schmal was a Chicago visitor yesterday. ! The grading gang on the interurban line worked all day yesterday in order to facilitate the running of cars over the line and establishing the regular schedule as soon as possible. j Dr. Schalble of Gary was a Crown Point visitor yesterday. j Mrs. Howell V. Parry and young son will return from a three weeks' so-,

journ at St. Luke's hospital in Chicago tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs.' Victor Dyer of Hammond visited with Jules Rockwell and family yesterday. R. G. Parry, Ear? Ttockwell, Misses Mayme Maillett and Clara Oser, all of Gary, visited relatives in Crown Point yesterday. The local contractors are figuring on a big round house and car shed for the Gary & Southern Traction

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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Seberger. Mr. and j Mrs. Vincent Thellen of St. John and , F. B. Scheldt were visitors at Ambridge and Gary Friday afternoon. I Hammond people were surprised Friday to see the streets overrun with l frogs. Real frogs, too, as Charles Strauch, Jr.. and Curtis Bauer caught

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v, - - cago ajid sold them. j William Strauch spent Saturday in , Chicago. ' ' Mrs. Fred Ressig and children of Cleveland. O., and Mrs. Ressig of Toleston are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,

j Christ Lohman. ' A common occurrence now is to see , an automobile In the ditch. Thursday j night a Gary car ran in the ditch near ' where Joe Dub was killed and Friday

night one ran in at Nickers place.

GRIFFITH. The Busy Bees will meet at the home of Mrs. B. B. Potter Thursday afternoon. Mrs. F. W. Love and sons Gerald and Keith left Saturday morning for Shurburnville. 111., to visit relatives. Jay and Grant Russell returned to Chicago last evening after spending the day at the home of their father, A. L. Russell. Chris Daumer of Hammond is the guest of F. Orsborne of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Reder of Schererville were pleasant callers in town last evening. Miss Emily Southworth, who is attending school at Valpo, spent the day at her home on Junction avenue.

Misses Gladys Pritchard and Elsie Trowe spent Friday visiting in Evanston. Miss Vida Ault of Sheridan avenue is visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. Kol, in Kvanston. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tharp and children Helen and David of Laporte avenue left yesterday for a two weeks' vacation, which they will spend at Lake James, Ind. Mrs. Thomas Hollett of Oliver street has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leachman, at Danvills, 1111. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen of Ohio avenue are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Berniece Allen Rose and son of New Oryeans. Mrs. Sarah Neff of Chicago visited Whiting friends on Saturday night and attended the D. of L meeting. Clinton C. Carr, now of Kirkwood, Mo., but formerly of Whiting', spent yesterday as the guest of James J. Stewart of Sheridan avenue. Whiting's latest attraction is a merry-go-round at 119th and Clark street Charles L. Hellwlg of 119th street joined his family at Brookston, Ind., for a short visit with relatives. Mrs. Joseph Bernstein has been entertaining her mother, Mrs. Sklare of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkins and

daughter, Alice Carolyn, were guests of friends In South Chicago yesterday. I

Dr. W. E. Putnam Is the latest one . to Invest in an automobile, having purchased a Brush roadster. All the j Whiting physicians now have autos. Whiting not having a "horse doctor." Miss Edith Leroy, who has een spend-', ing the week with Mrs. William Shinn j of Cleveland avenue, recuperating from her recent illness, returned to her home in Indiana Haror yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius Alerding and children of Chicago spent yesterday visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hcmmy of Sheridan avenue. Anton Hem my of Sheridan avenue has returned from a visit of several months In Swltserland. The many Whiting friends of William Waite of CofTeyvllle, Kan., will be sorry to hear that he suffered a stroke of paralysis shortly after his recent visit to Whiting. His condition for a time was very serious, but he is now much improved. ' - A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Klose of Flschrupp avenue yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Dewey of Grant Park, 111., visited Whiting relatives yesterday. The East Chicago and Indiana Harbor telephone operators had a lawn party at the Whiting park last evening. Miss Florence Schaub of Sheridan avenue has been entertaining two classmates. Mrs. Barbara Pfelfer and son, Peter C. Pfeifer, motored to St. John yesterday, and spent the day with' relatives. The regular meeting of the Daughters of Liberty was beld on Saturday

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Lois and Marjery, who have been here visiting Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mattern of Oliver street, returned to their home in Seattle, Wash., on Saturday. Mrs. Mattern returned home with them for an extended visit Worthy Exton of Wood River. 111., is here spending a few days with relatives and friends. James Lowe of 119th street had the misfortune to step on a piece of iron, causing quite an ugly gash through his shoe. Harry Exton of Chanute, Kan., is visiting here. Mr. Exton will be married to Miss Mary Fones of Central avenue on Wednesday. Miss Fones is the sister of Mrs. Albert Porter at whose home the wedding will take place. The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hill of Rdbertsdale was baptized at the Sacred Heart church by Rev. John B. Berg. The sponsors were Miss Martha Schulze and brother, Frank Schulse. The many Whiting friends of Mr. and Mrs. harles Stoffer of Perry, Okla., will be Interested to learn that they are the proud parents of a little son. Mrs. Stoffer wa's formerly Miss Mabel Stoneham of this city. Warren Eaton of Union Mills, Ind., has been spending a few days here visiting his father, Frank Eaton.

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