Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 53, Hammond, Lake County, 19 August 1912 — Page 6
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Monday, August 19, 1912.
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EAST CHICAGO. Miss Anne Sweezey spent Saturday and Sunday In Chicago, the guest of friends. Mrs. Samuel Ogden entertained at tea Friday afternoon for Mrs. Arthur Miller of Napinee, Ind.
The Model clothing store has moved !
from Its former location to Glvens' old stand, the Givens' tailoring establishment having moved to the Glvens' building on the corner of Chicago and Todd avenues, next door to the postofflce. Mrs. H. K. Groves and son John went to the city today to visit Mrs. L. B. Mc-
EAST CHICAGO
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East Chicago Pantorium RNTDER JON'ES. Prop.
il.AmrcS' AM) GENTS' CI.RATVIXG,
The Elks held a picnic yesterday 1 v w.u
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members of the organization and their wive and families going to Black Oak for a day under the trees. Dr. Robert Spear returned Saturday from Canada, where he went for a week's visit with relatives. Mrs. Stephen Winters and Mrs. Stella Alyea are in Holland, Mich., enjoying a nice outi-ng. Friends in East Chicago have received word from the ladies that they are having a glorious time. Superintendent E. N. Canine returned yesterday from Brastl, where he visited Mrs. Canine's relatives. Previous to his visit here he had spent a few days at Waveland with his own relatives.
He was gone one week. Mrs. Canine J
win go to waveland on Wednesday and from there to Brazil for a visit of two weeks. Miss Margaret Canine rs already there and will return with her mother.
Goods Called for and Delivered
I p-to-nate Ladles' aad Geata Shoe Shtnlag Parlor 714 CHICAGO AVE. PHONE 348-J
A. BELL
Leading Jeweler, Expert CALUMET
BUILDING
INDIANA HARBORKm. William C. Hoyhes will leave tomorrow for South Bend for a few days' with friends. The children are already there and Mrs. Hughes will
bring thetn back with her on her retnrn j
In order to have them ready for school at the opening of the fall term. little Virgin Hembroff, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hembroff is I
Bargains, Bargains,
Bargains at the
GARFIELD FURNITURE
HOUSE 4738 Olcott Avenue
still very 111 at her home. At last re- SURRA DECORATING CO.
pons one onowca a. oiigni improvement.
Her trouble., is typhoid fever coupled with other ailments. The finance committee of the Associated Charities held a meeting Friday night and discussed plana for raising funds to be in readiness for the cold weather. The committee will meet again this week for the same purpose. Mrs. J. A. Jurige of Ivy street Is entertaining friends from Clinton. Ia. Two boats visited this port yesterday,' one the Joseph Block with a cargo of 10,000 tons of ore which it has since been unloading at the Inland blaat furnace docks, and the other the steamship 'Renown- of the Standard Oil fleet, which entered light, but cleared yesterday afternoon with 35.000 barrels of gasoline in its hold to be shipped to Superior. The Block left thia morning. Adam Doratus this morning occupied a cell In the Indiana Harbor police station, having gone to his home in Deodar street last night and tried to clean out the house. His bark proved worse than his bite, however, for he succeeded only in making considerable noise and doing little real damage. He was due to have a hearing this morning before Judge Reiland.
Painters and Decorators
4715 Forsyth Ave. Tel 179
M. C. Wiley W. H. Tttman
Phone East Chicago 1Z3 WILEY & TATMAN Architects
CALUMET BUILDING, Suite M0-J2L
EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA.
INDIANA HARBOR
Headquarters for EASTMAN KODAKS and SUPPLIES Phones 150 and 94 . Indiana Harbor, Ind.
THE ENTERPRISE BLEY ft GALLES, Props. Grocery and Market 760 INDIANA BOULEVARD
Phone Whiting 42 Robertsdale.
Interpreters
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RHEUMATISM
Have you tried Sternberg's French
Rheumatic Remedy? If not, you bet
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M. STERNBERG'S
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TELEPHONE 256 All Orders Promptlv Delivered STREET CAR STOPS AT The Harbor Confectionery P. GIANNINI,
WHOI.RSAI,E RETAIL ICE CREAM
FINE FRVITS ' J408 MICHIGAN AVENUE.
GASTEL Real Estate - 3420 Michigan Avenue Phone 101
OTTO C. F. SEEHASE HARDWARE Corner Deodar and 135th Streets Phona 135
INDIANA HARBOR INDIANA
The Indiana Harbor Plumbing Company RICHARD EHRHARDT. President SAMTART PLl'MOnO
Gas EtttlagT. Iron and Tile Dralaasre
BEER I'UMPS
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TELEPHONE 650-W.
S. HERSKOVITZ, M. D
PHYSICIAX AND SURGEOX
EAST CHICAGO OFFICE. Chicago and Melville Aves. Phone
81
INDIANA HARBOR OFFICE:
Auditorium Bids. Phone 1J9
Washington Lumber & Coal Co. LUMBER, MILL WORK, BUILD -
LOWELL Miss Fern Casey of Rensselaer is a guest of her brother Edward and family. The Hebron baseball team defeated the Lowell team Sunday by a score of 6 to 1. The Hebron pitcher -was too much for the home team, only giving them two hits. j George Cooley, formerly of this place, later of Rennselaer, has moved to Chics go. His wife and two boys, who visited relatives here for a couple of days, left for the city yesterday to Join Mr. Cooley. Ross Rowen and Miss Longstreth and Norman and Ed. Longstreth of Parr mere guests at the home of Edward Casey Sunday. Miss Longstreth and the Longrstreth boys and Mrs. Casey are brothers and sisters. The Lake County Rural Mall Carriers' association met In Crown Point Saturday evening:. Carriers from Crown Point, Cedar Lake and Lowell were present. Al. Davis of this place was elected president and "William Morey of this place was elected vice president. Bigrel Heyden of his place was chosen a delegate and Al. Davis, both of this place, was chosen alternate - to the slate meeting to be held In Shelbyvllle on the 31st day of August. Frank Stevens, wife, son John and daughter Katie of Hammond were
ING MATERIAL1 AND COAL 141 Street and I. H. Belt R. R. . GIVE US A TRIAL
Tel. 263
HUBER Undertaker 4739 Forsyth Avenue, Telephones 27135
GEO. H. LEWIS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Fire Insurance OFFICES 210 Calumet Building 4802 Alexander Avenue
The Street Cars Stop at SAM BENANTE'S Barber Shop A good place to get shared while you wait 3404 MICHIGAN AVENUE
COLLECTIONS LOANS
All Legal Matters Promptly Attended to
JOSEPH G. VIVIAN ATTORNEY AT LAW' SUITE 102 BARKER BLDG.
Phone 134. 2417 Michigan Avenue
WHITING
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS Drop a postal card to J. H. SNYDER WHITING, INDIANA
And get valuable information in return.
FOR GOOD LUMBER OR ANYTHING
IN THE BUILDING LINE AND BEST SOFT AND HARD "- COAL CALL ON THE
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WHITING INDIANA
A. A. KUSS Leading Grocer . 13429 Ontario Avenue Phone 203
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Indiana Boulevard and 114th Street,
Forsythc, Opposite Bast- Ball Park Thone, Whiting 32 I
HAMMOND INDIANA
FOR CHOICE MEAT8 AND POULTRY VISIT MAYER BROS. 650 Hohman Street. Phone 680
WM. H. HOLT 13306 Ontario Avenue Ice Cream and Candies
GUSTAV KORTHAUS Dealers In
GENERAL HARDWARE, FURNI
TURE, STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
Livery. Private Ambulance.
13311-13 ONTARIO ST. Phone 211
Buy for Kash Where Kash
Kounts
Plumbing, Gas Fitting and
Sewerage Jobbmg a Specialty THEODORE BERENS 13414 Ontario Avenue
Special For This Week
Triple Extract White Rose
Perfume, 25c ounce. A. C. KLUCKER Druggist
J. H. WIEDERGOTT Harness Maker REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
664 So. Hohman St. Phone 720
HAMMOND, INDIANA
Switches aad Pnfra Mid of Combing-
Orpheum Beauty Parlors MISS AI M A PATTERSON ORPHEUM THEATRE BUILDING
164 State Street Hammond. Ind. Hair Dreeing. 60c: Hair Bobbing. 86c:
Shampooing, oOc; Scalp Treatment, 76c;
f acial Massage, 7bc; Manicuring, ate
RESIDENT WUHli
HAVE YOUR
KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED AND
PRINTS MADE AT Norris' Pharmacy
192 East State St. Hammond, Ind.
RIPLEY'S ART STUDIO
Photos for Everybody Enlargements Made from . Old Pictures 89 West State Street
. H. HELLERMAN LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR 113 SIBLEY STREET Just received new line of Fall Goods. Everything up to date. GIVE ME A CALL. PHONE 1414
KLINE'S Regulation Bowling Alleys and Pocket Billiard Parlor 13257 Erie Avenue
Pay Gas Bills without extra charge at A. N. NELSON'S Hardware Store 13433 Ontario Av. Phone 204
MAC TURNER Architect 508 Hammond Bldg. TeL324 Hammond, Indiana
Help to Keep the City Clean by In
stalling One of Our Sanitary Concrete Garbage Boxes Calumet Concrete Const. Co. Room 608, Hammond Building Telephone 1481 or 525
Second, only to sanitation la service to the public. Third to sanitation or service Is pure food, well cooked. home: bakeky goods for sale. WeCater Restaurant MRS. B. ARMSTRONG, Mgr. BO STATE STREET
MAKES RAPID HEADWAY
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guests at the home of Sigel Hayden Saturday and Sunday. Lee Smith and daughter Isa spent Sunday with friends in this place. Elmer Ragon of Gary attended the picnic at Oakland Park Saturday. Mrs. Festus Sutton and daughter Alta returned home Saturday from a visit with her olks in Rensselaer.
Joseph Tanner and wire of Englewood arrived here Saturday to visit their children for a few days. Jacob LorschnHder and wife and J. E.
Thorn, a contractor, drove down in an automobile Sunday and visited Mr. Lorschneider's sister, Mrs. Thomas Arnot and husband. Alfred Einspahr and wife were Hammond visitors Saturday. George Hatter was in Chicago Saturday. Mrs. John Love and daughter Alice left Saturday for Pottsville, la., to visit friends. George Pierce of Hebron attended the picnic Saturday and mingled among his old friends. Nelse Johnson of Hammond visited friends and attended the picnic In Lowell Saturday. George LeRoy of Indiana Harbor passed through town Sunday en route for home from Monon. Mrs. Norman Forney of Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. Lettell of Gary visited at the home of Charles Pearcey Saturday and Sunday.
Lafayette Tatman of Chicago visited relatives in Lowell Saturday and Sunday. Clifford "Wiley, an East Chicago architect attended the Odd Fellows picnic at Oakland park Saturday. Louis Schmal and family drove down from Chicago in their automobile Saturday and attended the Odd Fellows' picnic. Mrs. Charles Wagln and son of Chicago are visiting at the homes of William Kobelin and. Gene Duckworth. Mrs. Ed. Ebert was a Hammond visitor Friday.
Ashton, in Rolla, Mo., has returned home. Mrs. Allen Niece and child of Hammond visited her parents here for several days. Mrs. Sarah Latham, who has been visiting relatives in this vicinity, has returned to her home in Iowa. Miss Manger, who visited relatives and friends for several days, has returned to her home In Chicago. Miss Frelda Gibhart of Kankakee, 111., is a guest at the home of her friend. Miss Buelah Nichols. The Misses Mabel Collins of Little Rock, Ark., came Friday evening for a visit with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ragon, and other relatives and friends here.
ROBERTSDALE.
nue, entertained a tew friends from
Hammond at her home last evening. County Commissioner Schaaf and wife spent Saturday with friends in Lowell. Mrs. Sceerey of Indiana boulevard visited her parents in Windsor Park yesterday. Mrs. Donegan of Chicago spent the day with Mrs. O'Connell of Atchison avenue. Mr. Roardanz of Roberts avenue is confined to his home with a sprained ankle." William Timm of Crown Point was a Robertsdale visitor the latter part of the week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Evangelical church will give an Ice cream social at the church Thursday evening, August 22. Mrs. William Hamon, of Hammond, was the guest of Mrs. Henry Hamon of Indiana boulevard, yesterday. Mrs. BundBChuh, Mrs. M. E. Hubbard and children of Indiana boulevard, en
joyed a day's outing at Jackson Park,
rriaay. Miss Ona Kendall returned to her
home in Eau Claire, Mich., after a few days' visit with Miss Elsie Lingham of Harrison avenue. William Clabby, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Clabby, of Harrison avenue, was
struck by a Pennsylvania train while! on his way home from work last Frl-Vi day evenlng.N Clabby and Hilbuf Gough j of Roberts avenue, were walking along the tracks and did not notice the train until It was within a few feet of them, both jumped but the train struck Clabby, knocking him down, cutting his face and bruising his body quite badly. His wounds are quite painful, but no serious results are expected. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friz and children of Roberts avenue, left Saturday
GRIFFITH. The Busy Bees will meet next Thursday at the north school house. James Brown of Valparaiso was a business visitor here today. Mrs. Percy Taggert and children are
J visiting relatives In Michigan this
week. The baseball game yesterday between the Griffith and Lansing teams on the home grounds resulted in a score of 5 to 2 in favor of Lansing. The occasional showers handicapped the players considerably. Quite a number from here attended the funeral of Louis Wirth at High
lands yesterday. Our schools will open Sept. 3 with the Misses Mary Bennett, Laura Lennertz and Constance Gustafson as grade teachers. Mrs. Otto Steifel will be music and drawing supervisor and F. W. Love principal.
HIGHLANDS. OABD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends, relatives. Ancient Order of Gleaners, Griffith's Independent Order of Foresters, Court 22 Griffith and the Ladies' Aid society of Highlands for the sympathy and kindness shown in the loss of our husband., son and brother, Sebastian Louis Wirth. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. CATHERINE WIRTH, CHARLES "WIRTH. CHARLOTTE WIRTH. CHARLES WIRTH. JR.
fare have been taken care of, it Is not known Just what street they will begin on next A number of arrests have already been made on Schrage avenue, and on Saturday three more were taken into custody. Those arrested on Saturday were Andy Tokarz, saloonkeeper.
of Schrage avenue; Teddy Kaminskl,
grocer, of Schrage avenue, and John Dojda, also of Schrage avenue.. These trials will all be held before Special City Judge Atchison this evening. Misses Gaynelle M. Eaton and Bessie Naef of Sheridan avenue visited Miss Florence Schaub at St Anthony's hospital, Chicago, on Saturday. Miss Myrtle Ingraham will take up her duties as night operator at the local telephone exchange next week.
Officer Joseph Vacha has resumed his duties on the local police force after a two weeks' vacation. Sergeant Clay C. Collins is now on his vacation, which he and his family will spend camping near Morocco, Ind. Misses Florence Lee and Mabel O'Hara have joined Mr. and Mrs. Starr Stowell in their auto trip to Yellowstone Park and several other western points. They expect to return home the fore part of next month. Joseph Enten, a butcher of 8911 Commercial avenue. South Chicago, was arrested by Officer O'Connell on the charge of allowing his horse to stand ' untied. He was arraigned ' before Judge Atchison and fined $3 and costs.
which he paid and was released. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ingraham and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hendrlckson, who now reside in the Forsythe house on Sheffield avenue, will move to the Hendrlckson house, in Wilcox addition, about Sept. 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Manbeck and daughter Vera of Sheridan ave- . nue have gone to Harrlsburg, Pa., to visit with Mr. Manbeck's parents. Mrs. Catherine Dallas waa to have returned home from St Anthony's hospital on Saturday, but owing to her condition not being so favorable had to remain at the hospital longer. Misses Florence and Margaret Moylan, both of whom were on their vacations, have again resumed their positions, the former at the National bank. East Chicago, and the latter at the local N. I. G. & E. office. Mrs. Joseph Bernstein of 119th street entertained her mother and sister from Chicago on Saturday. Miss Emily B. Johnston, a local high school teacher who is taking summer work at the Chicago university, spent Saturday visiting In, Whiting. Mrs. Dewey and granddaughter, Miss Esther Dewey, who have been visiting here at the home f the former's daughter, Mrs. George H. Hosklns, returned to their home in Grant Park on Satur
day. The Sisters of Providence of St John's Slavish school, St. Adalbert's school, and the Sacred Heart school, all returned from their retreat at St Mary'a-of-the-Woods on Saturday! Mrs. Ed. Hopkins off 120th street Is expected to return home this week from St Margaret's hospital at Hammond, where she has been confined for several weeks.' Mrs. Percy Swenk of Indiana Harbor visited her sister, Mrs. Alex Kyland of Cleveland avenue on Saturday. . Mrs. Edward Greenwald of Sheridan avenue visited friends in Hammond on Friday. Miss Mary Naef of Sheridan avenue has returned home from a visit at Manatah, Ind. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brockman, nee Margaret Hughes, was christened at the Sacred Heart church yesterday morning by Rev. J. B. Berg. The child waK.named Margaret Beatrix Ann Brockman, the sponsors being Mrs. Kate D. Moylan and Patrick O'Connell. Rev. John B. Berg, Rev. Benedict Rajcany and Rev. Julian Skrzypinski left this morning for Fort Wayne, Ind.. to go into retreat with the priests of the Fort Wayne diocese. The divines will remain In retreat until Friday morning. The 2-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Goebel of Cleveland avenue passed away very suddenly on
Saturday night after a short illness
WHITING. LOST On Sunday morning black velvet sash. Reward for return to 227 Laporte avenue. Whiting.
The Ladles' Aid society of the M. E. 'with brain fever. The funeral services
for a ten-day vacation which they will
Harry Tatman and wife of Chicago Upend at Glen Ellyn, 111., visiting rel
atives and friends.
Miss A. Kurtz of Chicago, was the
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela
tives in Lowell.
Mrs. Al. Davis, who has been visiting guest of Robertsdale friends yesterday.
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Hamlet j Miss Mollie Freese of Harrison ave-
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BURNHAM. M. Kacsmarowskl of Center avenue transacted business in Chicago on Friday. George Phillips and H. Randle spent Friday morning in Gary. Mrs. W. Combs and Mrs. J. Matches were Chicago visitors on hursday. Mrs. Holden of Hammond spent yesterday here visiting friends. Mrs. S. P. Furner, Mrs. B. A. Cobbs and George Peterson were Hammond visitors on Friday. Mrs. Samuel Burnham of Center avenue entertained company from Chicago on Thursday. Miss Martha O'Bleayner of Coming's Bridge visited her sister, Mrs. A. Belonge of Park avenue. Henry Randle returned to his home In Rensselaer on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Randle, who is In poor health, will remain here for a few weeks with her daughters. , Several girls from Burnham spent Friday afternoon at Palmer Park.
church will hold their annual picnic at
Douglas Park, Hammond, next Thursday morning. The members will leave Whiting on the 9:40 car by way of Forsythe. Miss Rebecca Ford of Windsor Park was the guest of Mrs. Catherine Stewart of Sheridan avenue yesterday. There are to be a wholesale number of arrests in Whiting, and it is hard to say who will be the next to be summoned before the bar of justice, owing to the non-payment of their dog license. These licenses were due on May 1st. The owners were given June July, owing to the leniency of the city officials. Then they lost their patience and everyone who failed to have his dog license paid by Aug. 1st are in arrears and will be haled into court, the list numbering nearly 100 persons. At the present time Schrage avenue is receiving the attention of the police, and often the offenders on this thorough
took place at 2 p. m. today at the German Evangelical church being preached by Rev. Bugene Fuessle. Interment was at Oak Hill cemetery, Hammond. Henry S. Davidson reports the sale of 114 lots In his new sub-division, south of Schrage avenue. Several are buying for circulation and othe rs Intend building homes and residing there. Mr.' Davidson attributes his rapid sales to the benefits of the canal and extensive advertising in Thb Times. The family of Attorney J. E. Westfall will move to Goodland, Ind., tomorrow, but Mr. Westfall will retain his practice in Whiting. Miss Katherine Pedersen left last night for Elwood, Ind., on a business trip.
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MTJNSTER. Era a Kaske entertained a number of girls on Tuesday in honor of her birthday. The following were present: Lillian and Helen Vlerk, Ellen DeYoung, Helen DeMlk, Mary Wagner, Mary Klrwyk, "joulse and Helen Kaske. . Jake Kooy Is making cement blocks for the foundation of his house on Ridge road. The oiling on Ridge road and Columbia avenue is now co mole ted.
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