Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 30 July 1912 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Tuesday, July 30, 1912. TEACOWN OFPALE GREEN CHARMEUSE ONCE MISTRESS OF A GOODLY FORTUNE; NOW CLERK IN A DEPARTMENT STORE Crown Point Mews WHITING AND ENVIRONS r

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Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

shucks From the Diary of Si. Lence In speakin' nv an accident f a young lady, th' Logansport Reporter es: "She was picked up by onlookers and cared for until a horse from the Small home,- north of the city, came and took her home." Sum display o horse sense. There's an occasional time er so when th' little blind god sets a bad case o' cold feet. Er feller oughter hev a stripe er two o progresslveness himself t' add much color t' th party. If all the stories are true concern lng scandals in Crown Point' at present, the place is In need of a rejuvenation. Affinities are getting to be as common as shade trees and the epidemic seems to be contagious. People: in all walks of life are affected by the affinity bug and the geography does not limit the practice to any ROBERTSDALE. James Nicholson of Roberts arenue left Saturday for Vandal I a, Mich., to remain over Sunday risiting friends. His daughter Violet, who has been spending several weeks there will return home with him. Mrs. Roy He'ght entertained a number of little folks at her home In Robart. avenue Saturday afternoon in hon- , or of her children Haxel and Willie's , birthday anniversaries, . Mrs. Shepperd of Hyde Park visited u! U.UB..I...!.. u..... UUU Ul . James Landon of .Harrison avenue, Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Buell of Indiana boulevard spent Sunday in Waukegan, 111., visiting fViends. Mrs. Frank Buehler will entertain

the members of the Marquette club at Sunday evening. her home in Indiana boulevard tomor- Master Bill Bock of Whiting visited row afternoon. 1 friends here yesterday. Mrs. Ambrose Smith of Wheeler, Miss Ella Modrock visited her sister Ind., spent the week end here visiting t Whiting. her daughter, "Mrs. Elliott Aman. and i Mr- Frank Austgen of Hammond family of Roberts avenue. j was here on business yesterday. Mrs. James Mcholson of Roberts ave- ' Quite a number of Stieglltz Park nue was thC guest of East Chicago ' People attended the ice cream social Chicago friends at a 6 o'clock dlnnner.at Ea8t Chicago Saturday evening. Sunday. ' Mr- Frank O'Brien visited friends at Mrs." John Poppen of U9th street. ' South Chicago last evening, who has been quite ill for several Mr- Michael Sluky is going to New weeks, was taken to the German bos-i Tork on a vacation. pital in Chicago Saturday. I Mr- nd Mrs- Tats and thelr auShMiss Minnie Kesche and Mr Steigllts ter Ruth 19 visiting relatives here, of Chicago were guests of the former's J " " aunt, Mrs. Edward Hennessy and family f . MERRILLVTIjIiE. of Roberts avenue Sunday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Myle Pierce spent SatMr. and Mrs. Henry Eggers and chll- iurday and Sunday at Valparaiso atdren visited Mr. and Mrs. William tending the tent meetings. Seliger of East Side Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Joyce of Chicago The Ladies' chorusof the Evangelical visited friends here over Sunday. church meets this evening at the church , Mrs. Mundell and daughter Alice at 7:30 o'clock. 'went to Chicago Sunday to visit Mae Mrs. John Murray of Roberts avenue . Mundell who Is in the hospital. ; visited her sister, Mrs. Cavanaugh of j Mrs. Hoigh and children of Griffith Chicago the latter part of the week. tare visiting relatives in this neighborMr. and Mrs. Upton of La Grange, IU., ' hood. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. j Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of Ross Chrlstensen of Indiana boulevard Sun-visited yesterday with the family of day. . , ; Newton Burge. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Novak of Harrison i Ethel Bay spent Sunday at South avenue spent Sunday In Hammond vis-. Chicago with friends. Itlng friends. ' j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett and chilHenry Atchison of Wooodville, Ind., 'dren of Griffith visited over Sunday visited his sisters, Mrs. A. Roberts and i with the family of David Owen. Mrs. William Grisdale, for a few days ' Mr. Tierce of Valparaiso is transthe latter part of the week. acting business here today. Miss Powell of Greencastle, Ind., is) Mr. and Mrs. Rob Saxton were visiting at the Powell home In Roberta .Crown Point visitors Monday. avenue for a few weeks. .,- j Miss Angle Glalzer is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Will Cannon of Chicago -Mrs. Bane of Hammond, Mrs. Kersey were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John .of Burnhn for the day. Kidney of Roberts avenue Sunday. I Mrs. Eagmans of Chicago has reEdward Wonnacott and Elliott Aman : turned home after spending week attended the south side ball game in,wth Mrs. Libbie Leslie.

Chicago Sunday. I TTO'RA'RT I Mrs. Nina Spencer of Gary visited in Hobart yesterday. Mrs. Melvin Parker of South Broadway visited friends in Hobart Monday. Miss Dawson of Illinois Is visiting with Miss Nettie Londonberg. Mrs. J. Cooke Is enjoying a visit from her sister. Editor Bowser of Chesterton was in Hobart Monday. Lotta Molowlcz and Lizzie Zanders, both of Hobart, were quietly married last week one day. They have gone to housekeeping in south Hobart. The groom is employed at the whip factory. Bright and early yesterday morning Frank Hageman, a Chicago man, accompanied by the best girl he could

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particular spot. It is time the lid was clamped down tight and the goats separated from the sheep. The Gary & Southern Construction gang is now busy putting in a T" on Main street for switching purposes, it being the last bit of track to be laid in Crown Point until the line is extended southward. The patronage of the road keeps increasing and there seems to be no question but what the line will be a paying venture from the start, contrary to the predictions of many.

Miss Rose Schmal was hostess and delightfully entertained the class of 1903 of the Crown Point high school at a class picnic at Cedar Lake yesterday. Miss Bessie Raasfch, librarian at the publie library, is taking a month's vacation from her duties. Harry Le Claire of Chicago is visiting Crown Point friends for a few days. Mrs. Howard B. Easter, formerly Miss Marie Hansen of Capa. N. D., is visiting Crown Point friends for a few days. !The library board had a business meeting last evening. find In Ohio, left the "Windy City for Crown Point by automobile. They were met there by Dr. and Mrs. Dwight Mackey of Hobart, who kindly consented to show the happy couple the shortest route to the clerk's office. They then came to Hobart, where Rev. Ser1 vtmm van vnlHnr S.t ttlA Dwlsrht Mackhymt) tQ Me the knQt u w exactly one p. m. when he said "Till do us . Aftep fct refresh. ments Mr and Mrs. Hageman left Hobart, accompanied by Dr. snd Mrs. Mackey for CMca(f0. They enjoyed a weddlnK 8UpPer at the LaSalle hotel and concluded the day by seeing Of ficer 666 at the Grand. STIEQUTZ PARK. Miss B. O'Connors and Miss K. lO'Keefe were South Chicago visitors Mrs. Gerlach and daughter Clara of St. Johns are visiting Mrs. John Stoltz' Rev. E. C. Clements Is at Crown 'Point this afternoon. BURNHAM, Mrs. Samuel Burnham and son John returned home Saturday afternoon after a three weeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs. T. McCormlck of Buchanan, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Swiegle of Chicago spent Sunday here visiting their daughter, Mrs. R. Rau of Center avenue. Marie Sprunce of Harvey, 1111., spent Sunday here visiting her mother, Mrs. L. Sprunce of Pullman avenue. Mrs. M. Kaczmarowski of Center avenue entertained company from South Chicago yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuller spent Sun-

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Here is a lovely teagown of pale green charmeuse combine j with embroidered net forming deep collar and lower flounce. Silk ball fringe edges the net sections and sleeves. Girdle of black satin forms sash .nd on the rieb ' day evening-in Hegewisch with friends. Mrs. O. J. Klersey and Mrs. D. W. Jennings spent Sunday at Robertsdale visiting the former's daughter, Mrs. W. Wall. - Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Neel, Mrs. Luke Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Grace were Hammond visitors on .Saturday. Mrs. William Schroeder of Park ave nue entertained her parents from East Chicago on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rau entertained company from Hammond yesterday. Miss Dolly Patton of Park avenue at tended church at Hammond on Sunday morning. ...... Mr. and Mrs. C. Wittenberg of Park avenue spent Saturday evening out of town. Mrs. Wilson of Hammond was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith of Park avenue on Sunday. Mrs. Clarkson and Josie Gapswecz spent Saturday evening at White City. A. Markman of Chicago spent Satur day afternoon here on business. Mrs. T. J. Cullman returned to her home at Hobart yesterday after a short visit here with relatives. ROSE LAWN. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manters visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Manters of Kentland. Jake Parker and son and Mr. and Mrs. Callahan of Kankakee visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Baxter. Mr. Franke returned from Chicago Monday, r William Klingem, who is working for Ed. Cox, spent Sunday with his wife. The Misses Rose and Mary Sterns, Rose and Tillie Gubin and Lottie Evans, returned to Chicago Sunday after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Nate Fisher. , Mrs. Sarah Bertrand and children of Reddick, 111., are visiting with her sis ter, Mrs. Collins Lock. Mr. and Mrs. Imes of Monon visited over Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of this place. MUNSTER. Carl "Binger of Chicago is visiting with his uncle. Frank Krumm. The funeral of Mr. Vanderpal, who committed suicide on Saturday, will take place Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Schoon visited in Rlverdale on Friday. Mr. Ernest Fchreiber and daughter of Saxony were Munster visitors on Sunday. LEEWISCH. William Joetten. 138th street and Sycamoun avenue, who was drowned at 138th street and Calumet river, was burled Monday afternoon at Mount Rose cemetery. G. Korthaus was in charge. ' Miss Clara Korthaus visited friends in Chicago Sunday. -; Mr. and Mrs. Curry of Burnham were entertained Sunday at dinner by Mrs. Argadine. Dr. and Mrs. Brown returned Sunday night from their vacation at Duluth, Minn. Miss Hazel Livings left yesterday for Bar Harbor, Mich., to spend a few weeks' vacation. s Mr. and Mrs. Hal Young spent Sunday evening in Roseland. Mr. and Mrs. Levette visited relatives in East Side Sunday. Mrs. Sullivan spent Saturday evening with her parents. Miss May Elser is spending her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. William Rose. Lydia Rose oX Qbicago visited her

. Harry Dewey of Sheridan avenue was able to return home from the Englewood Union hospital, on Sunday, where he has been confinel for several weeks, suffering with typhoid fever. Mrs. W. B. Carrlnger of Fischrupp avenue is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Ketner, and daughter of Sistervnie, K. Va.

Miss Grace Taylor of Cleveland is here visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wylie of New York avenue. Miss Jessie M. Curtis of Oliver street has returned from Niles, Mich., where she attended a house party. Miss Anna May Dlneen of Sheridan avenue Is the guest of relatives in Troy, O. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fifield of Oliver street attended the Hawkeye picnic at Jackson park, the former being a member of the Hawkeye club. The pic nic was attended by all loyal lowans. ,:Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Oakley of Ohio avenue are entertaining the former's cousin from Cleveland. Mrs. Albert Porter and children of Cleveland avenue will be the guests of friends in Evansvllle, Ind., this week. Dr. William E. Greenwald of Indiana Harbor was a Whiting visitor yesterday. The Priscilla club of the Congregational church will give an ice cream social in the church parlors on Thurs day night. Mrs. Bertha Harris and son Clinton will leave for thelT future home In- San Diego. Cal., about the middle of August Clinton, who is a graduate of the 1U class of the local high school, will en parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rose Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Crusple are attending a family reunion at Tlnley Park in honor of Mrs. Cruspie'e father's 76th birthday. : Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell entertained about forty-flve friends and relatives Sunday evening at a wedding reception. A four-course dinnner was served at 6 o-'clock. J. M." Stover, who was killed at South Bend. Ind.. was buried at Roseland Sunday. He belonged to Crystal lodge No. 158, K. of P. Mr. Stover resided here about twelve years ago. """About fifty friends and relatives of the Nelson family gave a basket picnic at Bat Nelson's grove Sunday. All the little children enjoyed horseback rides on Harry Nelson's pony. Miss Checkett of Chicago is visiting her cousin. Miss Gladys Argadine. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30. The lawn social given by the Ladies' Aid society Saturday night was a grand success. Mr. and Mrs. Fife and children of East Chicago visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Klucker. - Mr. and Mrs. E. Jacobson visited Mrs. A. C. McDonald- of Woodlawn Sunday. ' Mr. Jacobson visited Mr. Kroh at St. Margaret's hospital Sunday and found him getting along nicely, although still unable to walk. The following formed a very pleasant party Sunday evening, for a fish dinner at Lake Front, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kuss, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Box and Mr. and Mrs. Cheney. Harry Hopkinson was in Chicago yesterday on business. . " A balloon, possibly one of the contestants in the aerial endurance contest, which left Kansas City Saturday, was sighted Sunday morning over Hegewisch at 11:45, headed southeast Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Livings of Englewood Monday a 9-pound baby boy. A peddler passed through town yesterday selling potatoes at 25 cents per peck measure, ignoring the new weight orlinance because the law Is not rigidly enforced in' Hegewisch. Potatoes at the stores are sold according to law, 15 pounds for 30 cents. A number of deluded people Imagine they are getting bargains from these peddlars who are now over-running Hegewisch, but the mere fact of their presence here in such great numbers indicates what a rich harvest is being reaped from our unsuspecting i and guileless citlsens. Three grand protective laws are sadly in need of being enforced in Hegewisch, the dog muzzling ordinance, the weight ordinance and the ordinance regulating the speed of motorcycles. " Mr.' and Mrs. John Nelson have purchased a player piano. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jordan spent Sunday at Lincoln Park, Miss Florence Detrick visited friends in Chicago Sunday. DYER After spending several weeks as the guest of Mrs. P. Ketlman and family, Miss Evelyn Greinier returned to her home In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill and Mrs. Smith of Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Hoffman on Sunday. Miss Stella Ketlman of Crown Point and sister Alma of Valparaiso were the guests of their mother Sunday. Two automobile drivers and a motorcyclist were arrested by Marshal Stech last Sunday for speeding through town. They were fined $1 and costs, amounting to $5, which they paid. Mrs. J. Kellrr.an was a Chicago visitor tooay. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kleine and children of Brunswick were the guests of J. Klein and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Grelving of Chicago spent Sunday with relatives here. : Mr. and Mrs. F. Theil of St. John attended the social here Sunday evening. , Mrs. M. Ambre returned home after spending several aays visiting Hammond relatives. George Halsel and Stephen Ryan of Sunday visited friends here Sunday. Mrs. L. Neibling and Miss Irene Greenquest of Chicago are visiting relatives here. Dr. .LaMothe of Chicago was the guest of Dr. J. A. Chevigny Sunday. Dyer has a white hope. Ask Bill about it. The social tlven Sunday by the

ter a dental college in California. Rev. Frank M. Webster of the Congregational church left today for Muskegon, Mich., to spend his vacation. The 6-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Fischrupp avenue was burled yesterday at Oak Hill cemetery in'Hammond. The wedding of Miss Irene Carrlnger of Whiting and Roger MacMurray of Oklahoma will take place at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow morning at 9 a. m.,'the ceremony to be performed by Rev. John B. Berg. The couple will be attendel by Miss Ketned of West Vir

ginia, cousin of the bride-to-be,, and a brother of Mr. MacMurray. A reception and wedding breakfast will be held at the home of Miss Carringer's home, following the church service. Mrs. Albert Thwing of Clark Station is spending today with her mother, Mrs. John Purdy of Fred street. Rev. John B.' Berg is expected home from West Baden, this evening, where he spent the past week. Misses Ruth Campbell and Ruth Goster and Harry Dennis attended the Orpheum theatre In Hammond Satur day evening. .' Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Davis of South Chicago visited friends In Whiting Sun day. Miss Ruth Campbell and Harry Den nis were White City visitors Sunday evening. ' The White Rose club will give a dance Saturday evening, Aug. S, at Frankowski's hall. Mrs. Sophia Buscsowski is expected home today after spending a week visitlftgfrlends in Valparaiso. DAILY FABSION HliiT. Lady's House Dress. For the woman who Hfcea to be daintily dressed about the bouse this delightful design fulfills every reqnirement It is easy to make and easy to don and to launder. It closes at the front, has body and sleeves in one and detachable four gored skirt. Any wanted wash fabric may he employed, and the trimming- ! pretty ot eoatrmstiaf roods. The pattern. No. 8.946. )n etrt ra sines 82 to 42 Inch's bast measure. Medium tee wJTl require 4 yards of 88 Inch material and of a yard of 27 Inch contra fftfio pood's. TTie afcevo pattern run be ofctaftird by endtaff 10 cents to the ofBcs of this paper. Young Ladles' Sodalities was a decided success. Mrs. Johns and daughter Catherine of Zlon City are spending a few weeks the guests of A. Stommel and family. F. H. Kalvalage was a Chicago visitor today. LABOR NEWS It Is said that each year 1,000 foreigner waiters find employment in England. British labor statistics show that In fifteen years the cost of living has Increased 25 per cent. One in seven of all the children in the United States between ten - and fourteen are working for wages. The A. F. of L. building trades department Is now recruited to Its full strength of eligible organizations. E. J. Brais, general secretary of the Journeymen Tailors' Union of Amerl$100 Reward, $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the (disease, . and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith In its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for 'list of testimonials. .' Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family "Pills for constipation.

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Once mistress of an Independent fortune of $50,000: now clerk ta department store In Milwaukee; that is the experience of Mrs. Florence Sherwood Somers, former daughter-in-law of Judge Peter J. Somers. prospective United States senator from Nevada. The husband she divorced. Paul Somers, Is somewhere on the Pad fie coast, while she Is being hampered by every possible legal technicality In her suit against a Milwaukee bank for allowing him to have access to her securities. She won her case in the lower courts, but the bank appealed to the supreme tribunal. In the meantime she finds It necessary to work fo;- a living. ,

ca, has been nominated for Congress from -the Seventeenth Illinois district on the Socialist ticket. Legislation passed at the recent convention of the International Association of Granite Cutters makes it obligatory for all members to receive 50 cents an hour before June 1, 1917. The average wage received by bricklayers in England is 19.72 per week for fifty-two and a half hours. The bricklayers In Germany receive $7.50 per week and are required to work 69 hours. INDUSTRY IIS INDIANA Brazil Merchants of Brazil are planning to give a corn and stock show in connection with the Clay county Industrial exhibit this fall. . ... Anderson The painters, paper hangers and decorators of this city have organized a union to be known as No. 669 of the national organization. Sullivan The school board has sold to the Citisens' Trust company of this city $7,135 4 per cent bonds at par. The bonds run for a period of ten years and were issued to make Improvements on the city school property. . Winchester Many Randolph county farmers will. In the near future, have their homes and barns wired with electricity. The Citizens' Water & Light Co. of this city has contracts for fur

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Sherwood Somers. nishing electricity to Marmland and Lynn, and the wires have been strung. Valparaiso H. B. Brown, president, and O. P. Kinsey, vice president of Val paraiso univers.ty, will let contracts fcr the erection of two new buildings for the university. One will be the home of the medical department, and will cost $65,000, while the other will be the musical conservatory, to cost $80,000. It is planned to dedicate both buildings Jan. 1, 1913. Hartford City Work' on the gas pipe line, which Is being laid by the Central Indiana Gas company, was stopped by Sheriff Townsend and Deputy Sheriff Lenon. They arrested about twenty of the laborers on trespass charges, preferred by Mrs. Isabel Smith, living west of town. Mrs. Smith says the gas company failed to obtain her consent to laying the line in the highway in front of her farm. Several other land owners say that the gas company neg-. lected to obtain its right-of-way before beginning work. -Princeton After eighteen years of a twentyyear contract with the Princeton Water company has expired a fight Is being made in the city council to force the company to live up to the previsions of Its franchise, which calls for filtered water and an eighty-pound firs pressure. No attempt has ever been made to filter the water, and it is alleged serious fire losses have been sustained because the water pressure is low. Councilman Spillman, in council meeting sought to have the six months' water rental bill of the company, about $3,000, held up, but the council voted 4 to 2 to allow the bill.