Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1912 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Tuesday, August 13, 1912

Crown Point Mews Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

s m u CKS From the Diary of Si. Lence

Etta Gabble an' Eunice Pry, who live clost t town, kin hardly be kept f. hum these days. HI Kard sez th" bridge club could hev such a lovely time nowadays, ef th' season wux only .on. Ex er rule, th' peepul thet er so anxious to let th" skeleton out o' other people's closets with their 'hands,' generally hev f keep their foot against their own. . " Crown Point property owners who have wood or brick walks at present are taking into account the general ordinance which goes Into effect the 31st of August, requiring the replacing of the same with concrete, and many are giving- their orders . for walks now so as to be In time. The

ordinance says all such walks must go, and the city contractor will be notified to commence work as soon aa possible. Mrs. Emanuel Buehler." supervisor of music In the Crown Point schools, has tendered her resignation to, take effect at once. Her resignation ' was received with regret by the board 'aa Mrs. Euehler's work has proven eminently satisfactory . and , It will .be. hard matter to fill her place. The ap

pointment has not been made as yet. It Is said that "Pete" Hennlng, star twlrler In the Crown Point team, has had a flattering offer for his services with the Washington American league bunch, but has not given any decision as to whether he will accept the offer or not. The public schools will open on Sept. 9 this year, and young America is putting In double time enjoying himself In anticipation of nine long months of school. Mrs. O. C. Bartholomae is visiting friends In Chicago this week. Edward C. Grlesel of Muskogee, Okla., is visiting Crown Point relatives for a few days. Dwight Blllman, son of Rev. Billman of the Presbyterian church. Is

visiting his parents here for come time. . Mr. Fred Dutchman of Chicago Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Raasch on Main street for a few days. Rev. Stockbarger and family will leave this week for a camping out party at the Kankakee river, expecting to be gone some time. No trace has been found of the thief who entered the Swarts drug store on Sunday morning, but the officers are still working on the case. A crowd of Gary young ladies came to Crown Point via the lnterurban line yesterday and spent some time looking over the city. Crown Point welcomes . them all, especially the young ladies.

at the home of her brother, Wells, returned to her home in Crown Point Tuesday. Will Handley and wife were down from Crown Point yesterday. George Bailey made a business trip to Rose . lawn Monday. Guy Dickey of Shelby was in town Monday. Mrs. Libbie Crowell of Crown Point, and her sister of Michigan, are guests at the home of George Clark.

ROBERTSDALE. Miss Minnie Buehler and Miss Nettle Kercher of Chicago were the guests of their cousin, Miss " Caroline Buehler of Indiana boulevard. ' " ' "'"

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cunningham of. Roberts avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. "Al-"-bert Schaefer of East Side, spent-Sun-, day at South Haven, Mich. j Mrs. Charles Fritz of Roberts avenue. ' visited friends in Chicago, . yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christensen of Indiana boulevard, are entertaining the firmer's sister from Racine. "Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Ryron of Pearl , street, '' visited friends In Hammond last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schaaf entertained a few relatives at a 6 o'clock dinner at their home In Indiana boule--ard Sunday. Those present1 were:Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hannepal of Rrookfield. 111., Miss Rica Vater and George O. Schaaf of Central avenue. j Mrs. Eichner of Hessvllle was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horlbeck of Indiana boulevard, over Sunday. ' Mrs. Edward Hennessy is reported quite ill at her home In Roberts avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Schook of Louisville. Ky are visiting the latter's brother, John Melvin and family of Whiting, for two weeks. Miss Lena Vogal entertained a number of young people at her home Saturday evening in honor of her slrtee ntii birthday. The young folks spent a very enjoyable evening in music and games of various discrlptlons until 10 o'clock when a dainty luncheon was served. At a late hour they departed for their home, wishing Miss Lena many more such happy birthdays. Mrs. Henry Eggers and children returned home after spending several days in East Side visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seliger. Mrs. John Poppen, of 119th street, returned home Saturday evening, from the Deaconess hospital In Chicago. Mrs. Poppen's health is much Improved since her return. Mr. and Mrs. William Bahn and daughter, Freda, of East Side, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Theissen of Indiana boulevard, Sunday. Miss Ella Hatt of Pearl street, who has been spending a two weeks' vacation at Porter, Ind., has taken up her duties as stenographer for Mr. Mahon and Conroy of Hammond. Mrs. Canon of Milwaukee. Wis., returned home Sunday after a few weeks' visit with her daughters, Mesdames M. Madura and J. Kidney, of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Spaulding of Chicago spent Sunday here the guest of her sister. Mrs. T. W. Kohr and family of Indiana boulevard.

and Mrs. A. Ziesse. Mr. Fred Hogman of Crown Point, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hllbrlch, Mrs. J. Gettler and Miss Paulina Hasse of Hammond, Mrs. J. Munson of Chicago Heights, Mrs. A. Wolfe, George and Walter Schlrra of Crete, 111., Mrs. K. Ledoux of Steyer, 111.. Mrs. Buselmeir of Mattlson, 111., and Miss Anna Minninger of Griffith. Mrs. George Schaeffer and children were Hammond visitors yesterday. Mrs. H. Greiving and daughter, Elconora, were Hammond visitors yesterday. , Mrs. E. Schoop of Buchanan, Mich., and Miss G. Peacock of Chicago, were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Peacock Sunday. Miss M. Hogan of Chicago spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. H. Schulte. Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Chicago spent Sunday visiting friends and relatives. - Mrs. J. Hoffman left yesterday for Chicago for a week stay.

DYER. The funeral of little Norbort Gettler, who died Saturday, was held yesterday from St. Joseph Catholic church. Among the friends and relatives of .the family who were present were Mr.

GRIFFITH.

Miss Nina Jamieson spent the weekend at the home of her cousin, at Glen Park. Miss Madeline Liable spent a short time here among friends Saturday. Mrs. P. Ehrsam of Dyer was a pleasant caller here Saturday. Mrs. Hickman, mother of Mrs. M. L. Toohill. is very sick. The ball game Sunday between the Griffith team and the Valpraiso students fell to the home team by a score of 2 to 15.

Noah Hand is visiting a few days with relatives and friends at Laketon. P. J. Berieger is building new coal sheds Just north of his old ones. Miss Jennie Cunningham of East Chicago has been spending several days at the home of D. Waltvls. LOST Open-faced gold watch and pin at the River Black Oak or between there and Clark station. Reward. Mrs. Rose Prezka. 8-12-2t

clark Station. Quite a number of our people saw the Tiger Bill circus at Gary yesterday and enjoyed a good time. Mr. J. Junjohan and daughters. Miss Lessle and Lollle. of Chicago, spent the day with Clarke Station friends. Mrs. J. Saxler and children, Harold and Marie; returned to their home at Chicago after opening a few days with relatives here. Mrs. J. Rayder aod son, Harold, of Whiting, spent the day with relatives here. Thomas Bender of Chicago was a Clarke Station visitor yesterday. Mrs. F. Williams of Holsford Park was visiting with relatives here.

Miss Margaret Hyson " returned here after spending a few days with friends at Glen Park.

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

ST. JOHN Misses Veronica and Susan Boecker from Chicago, spent Sunday with their

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LOWELL. Dr. Elliot and wife of Chicago, were guests at the home of George Hill Sunday and Monday. Ed. Berg, who has been on the sick list for the past week la able to be about again. Mrs. John Lynch went to Wilmette Monday to visit at the home of her son, Ernest. O. E. Eskrldge and family, who visited at the home of Mrs. Eskrtdge's father, Arthur Farley, returned to their home In Chicago Heights Monday. - Henry Granger of Thayer transacted business In town yesterday. Mrs. David Fisher of Shelby was in town yesterday. The regular monthly business meeting and social of the Adult Bible class, was held at the Methodist church last evening, and was an enjoyable affair. Mrs. Atnsworth and little grandson of Crown Point, spent Monday at the home of her son. Wells, Monday. Miss Emma Ainsworth, who visited

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Boecker. The Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bleeke was baptized Sunday afternoon. The coming marriage of Miss Susan Thiol of St. John to John Miller of Dyer, was announced In the St. John Catholic church Sunday. Emil Keilman of Whiting visited with his wife here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Math Miller and children from Crown Point, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Sr., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Twltt from Whiting were in town yesterday. Mary Doctor from Chicago Is visiting with her sister. Mrs. Nick Schultz. Fred Hahn from Hanover Prairie was a visitor here Sunday. Albert Herman from Chicago Heights was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Math Herman Saturday. Henry Balterman from Dyer was seen In town Monday. W. A. Martin from Kankakee transacted business here today. John Miller, Jr., made a business trip to Crown Point Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Stark and Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Boecker were Crown Point visitors Monday. - Frank Bieker from Crown Point was in town Monday. Joseph F. Gerlach and George Lltsey transacted business In Crown Point Monday.

A. J, Judson and son. Archie, of Cleveland avenue, have returned home from a two weeks visit with relatives in Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Thomas Duffy of New York avenue has gone to Cleveland, to spend several weeks visiting with relatives. Cards from Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Dewey and son Albert, who are on a motor trip through the northwest, say they have reached Madison, Wis. They are prevented from traveling very rapidly by the spell of wet weather, and also the bad condition of the roads. Mrs. Alice Springer and children of Minneapolis, are here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ward of Fred street. Miss Alma Mettier Is expected home from Chicago tomorrow, where she has been spending a few days. Mrs. C. R. Vincent and daughter. Susan, and their guests, Mrs. McGee and daughter. Miss Gladys McGee of Aledo, 111., spent yesterday in Chicago.

Mrs. W. R. Jenkins and daughter.

were Chicago visitors vesterdav.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carringer and

daughter, who have been here visiting

the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Carringer of Fischrupp avenue, returned to their home In Alton, III., yes

terday.

DAILY FASHION HINT.

Glen and Hosford Park. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hiney and daughter, Clara, were Gary Shoppers last evening. , Mrs". Sturbey of Ross passed through

here today. Nick and Joe Fleck of near Merrlllville, were visitors here yesterday. Jacob Arnold o Hasford Park, has returned home from Northern Wisconsin, after spending a two weeks vacation with relatives. John Elbert of Merrlllvllle was a visitor here yesterday. Mr. W. Hoffman and son. Edward, were Gary business visitors yesterday. Mrs. Davimer and Laura Adler were Tolleston visitors Sunday afternoon, Joseph Adler of Munsten, spent Sunday with his p-arents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adler and family. Ellen Peterson of Gary spent Sunday with her mother. HIGHLANDS. The Ladies' Aid of the First Congregational church of Highlands, will meet at the home of Mrs. E. Werde-

mann Thursday. Mrs. B. Munster and son James, of Muster, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Daugherty Monday. Miss P. Whltmore was the guest of Miss J. Douthett Sunday afternoon. Miss M. Kraus spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Klkkert was the guest of Miss K. Hartoy Sunday. . The Misses Myrtle 5Iunster and Ellen De Younge were visiting Ir. and Mrs. H. S. Daugherty Sunday. The Masters Tony and Aloysius Grimmer were Hammond visitors Sunday. Miss N. Kaulf returned home to Hammond after spending a few weeks with relatives out here.

Mrs. Wetmore has returned from ' plred.

Kansas City, and will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. William Ourtls, of Oliver street, for two weeks before returning to her home' In Cleveland. x The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Willis of Cleveland avenue, is quite ill.. Mrs. Beatrice Brook and son, Joseph, have returned from East Gary, where they spent a few days visiting her

cousin, .Mrs. Perry Blake. Miss Ruth Gladden of Sheridan avenue. Is spending a few days visiting her aunt. Mrs. James Gill of Oliver

street, at their summer hone at Lake Wawaassee. The Windsor Chapter of the Eastern Star Lodge of Chicago, invites as many of the Whiting Chapter to be present at thelr meeting on Thursday evening of this week as possible. The party will leave on the o'clock car. Misses Edith Longenham and Margaret Griffith are expected home tomorrow from Ludington, Mich., where they have spent their vacation. Mayor and Mrs. Beaumont Parks, of Oliver street, have left for a trip to Yellowstone Park. They were accompanied by Mrs. Adams of Cleveland, O., who Is a sister of Mrs. Parks. Charles Wolf has assumed his duties on the Whiting Board of Education.

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BUENHAM. James vselHs of Indiana Harbor . spent Sunday here visiting his brother, Ray, and family. Mrs. C. Wittenberg and daughters spent Sunday at East Side, with friends. 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. Eldred and son, Frank, spent Sunday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Reed of Pullman avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Graves and daughter of Hobart yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Macdonald and children of Park avenue spent Sunday evening in Roseland.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Grace spent j Sunday In Hammond, visiting friends. Michigan democrats will hold their M. Sloviac of Chicago transacted bus- state convention in Grand Rapids on

iness here Saturday evening. . i " ' . xt,- m, r-t it rhi,, Dayton, Wyo., has foil

Sunday afternoon here visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. Jennings. Mrs. J. W. McConahey and daughter, Gertrude, of Pullman, spent Sunday here visiting friends. Mr. and Mrsi A. Belonge and Mr. and Mrs Hixon spent Saturday and Sunday at Wannataha, Ind., visiting friends.

Sept. 26. ' Dayton, Wyo., has ample of Hunnywell,

a woman mayor. i Thomas Ayres of Pierre, S. D., has made formal announcement of hie candidacy on the democratic platform for United States senator from South Dakota. : Governor Thomas R. Marshall, the 1

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it w ooa row wuson is elected president he wlfl be the fifth Presbyterian to be exalted to that office. Andrew Jackson was a Presbyterian, as were Polk. Buchanan and Cleveland. Miss Helen Dougherty of Providence Is the first woman to run for state office in Rhode Island. She has been nominated by the socialists for secre

tary of state at the November election. The Dorchester Historical society of Boston, has been presented with a banner which was carried by the adherents of Henry Clay through the New England states at the time Mr. Clay was a candidate for president. It Is thought to be the 6nly one in existence. Political rumor In Ohio says that N.

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Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook of Rand avenue were out-of-town-goers Sunday.

MERRILL VILLE . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters and son. Clarence, spent Sunday at Hammond, the guests of friends. Mrs. Schlrar of Ottowa. Ill:, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Arnold, this week. Miss Elanar Phillips has returned from Terra Haut, where she-has been for two months attending Normal school. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Fleck are at Chicago for a few days, their daughter, Margaret. Is In a hospital there. Mrs. Wm. Dummon entertained a crowd of Crown Point ladies last Friday afternoon, all report a delighted time. Rev. Gilbert of Chicago visited over Sunday with Rev. Clements.

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HEGEWISCE Mr. and Mrs. Eldred and daughter spent Sunday at Lincoln Park. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bell were in Chicago Sunday. Miss Gertrude Korthans is spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Otto Korthans, of Dalton. The infant son of Joseph Jusozrak, 13430 Buffalo avenue, was burled at Holy Cross cemetery Sunday. Mrs. Howard Reed spent Monday in Hammond with relatives. The Ladies Sorority of St. Columba's church gave an ice cream social last night in the lots apposite Klucker's drug store. Miss Clara Korthans spent Sunday in Maywood, 111. Charles Rud was in Chicago Sunday. Miss Freda Holtz visited friends in East Side Sunday. Miss Francis and Miss Helen Zacharias spent Sunday at Lakewood Park. Grophy Anderson was in Chicago Sunday. The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish church will give an ice cream social Thursday evening at the church. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopkinson spent Sunday in Chicago. The polish Guards attended a dance at Hammond Sunday. Mrs. Garlik and children of Chicago visited Mrs. Goit Sunday.

LANSING. Mrs. Nlelander and daughters, Cara and Annie, are visiting In Lansing. Miss Meta Busch spent the week-end in town. The Lansing Grays were defeated by a baseball team at English Lake, Ind., with a score of 12 to 2. Besides the team the Misses Amanda and Elsa Rhan, Miss Hattie Jaegar and Mr. John Trinoski, Ross Lucas and Mr. Benson of Berneice, attended the game.

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