Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 21 August 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Wednesday, Aug. 21, 1912.

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CHARMING FROCK FOR SEPTEMBER

MIMSTKK'S SO.V PERFORMS. Boy scouting appears to develop a remarkable brand cf daring and physical endurance. Karl Adams, the eleven

year old son of Rev. Adams, the scout leader, rapped hts wiry self around a slender and sleek 60 foot flag pole in the yard of Otto Matthles at Sohl and Fayette streets and climbed to the top yesterday afternoon. The pole is the largest in the city and the stunt is considered remarkable. As a result of Earl's courage a new rope Is attacked to the pinnacle. The scout modestly re- j fused reward. .4 ID SOCIETY WEATHERS STORM. Ladles cf the Monroe street chapel will meet at home of Mrs. Preston at Jackson street and Conkey nvenue tomorrow1 at 3:00 o'clock. Inclement weather has In the past few weeks wrought disaster to the plans of the church auxiliary. For the purpose of assisting their cause financially the ladies planned a number of Saturday afternoon bazaars and socials. As all were to be out door afTairs rain spoiled them on each ocasion. Not to be detered in a righteous cause the society will make further attempts. e'lans are to be laid for some of these at the meeting tomorrow. BACK FROM VACATIOX. Postmaster F. R. Schaaf Jr. has returned from a combined business and pleasure trip to New York City and Washington It was his annual summer vacation. IM.XESS OF M KS. W. F. MARSHALL. Mrs. W. F. Marshall, 114S Monroe street, was taken suddenly ill on last , Friday. An operation was performed a few hours later at St. Margaret's hospital. Relief carne with the removal of a large abcess. Mrs. Marshall is much better and every hope is ex- . tended for a complete recovery. Within the past two months three neighbor woman on Monroe street have been hurried to the hospital suffering ' severe and sudden attacks of similar : nature. Mrs. James Boyles, 1132; Mrs. Mllligan. 1140, and Mrs. Marshall at 114S. All three operations have been very successfully performed by a local surgeon who has established quite a reputation for emergency work. AXXOl'SCEMEJIT CORRECTED. Theodore Blocker of Hammond is not engaged to a young lady of Lansing, Mich.,, as was announced in the social news on Monday. Through what was thought to be reliable channels the misinformation came to the leak of the social reporter. It latter developed that persons acquainted with Mr. Blocker had indulged in a ,bit of questionable joking. In fact it was the usual malicious pest who turned the trick.

ATTEST DI ti FLOWER CARNIVAL. Mr. and Mrs. C. Larson of 10SS Garfield street are In attendance at the Coliseum flower show today. As Mr. Larson is situated with the great flower establishment, the only one of Its kind on the continent, he takes a profession! interest in the Chicago display. MISS DOYLE OF EVANSTOX LEAVES. Fetes in honor of Miss Florence Doyle of Evanston were completed last evening. The lamented departure of the young lady for her home Interrupted a series of entertainments at the home of the Misses Annette and Kathleen Larson in 10S5 Garfield stret. The house party was further enlivened by the presence of Chicago friends of the family. Miss Doyle left for Evanston this forenoon. CHARITY WORKERS TO MEET. Hospital Sewing Circle No. X will meet with Mrs. Walls on East State street tomorrow afternoon. GRANGERS TO tiO HOISEBO ATING. Houseboatlng has been added to the category of back yard amusements that are within the reach of every city dweller. H. E. Granger an attorney has bullded between legal entanglements an eighteen foot, flat bottomed, two roonied canvas topped houseboat soon to be christened "Kankukee-or Bust.". At present the Grangers are

encamped at the Crown Toint fair but with the termination of that event a team of horses will be attached to tho home made boat and the pilgrimage began. After a few weeks on the Kankakee Mr. Granger will store his boat on land that he owns along that waterway. Rules and regulations for the

game of houseboat building are simple

according to Granger. "First it is necessary to develop a case of insomania, or gout it was dyspepsia with me and receive orders from your physician to get out and work," said he. "Having the learned and superior advice of your wife and the able and

! generous criticism of your neighbors it Is Impossible to err. If you do not I arouse the suspicion of the cop on the

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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION. Hand-Made Golf Clubs.

i Bags, Balls and Repairs.

F. DICKSON, Phone 35, Hammond Country Club.

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be visited upon your activities you may possibly succeed, upon the completion of your boat you will find that you payed for your amusement. Much moneys, two thumbs and the loss of your wife's respect. Tour gout or somonia will have developed into a general nervous breakdown. BETWEEN SEASONS IN SOCIETY". Simon pure ennui complicated" by a slight attack i of hot weather , is keeping Miss Society in seclusion these days. Occasionally she ventures on a quiet and informal spree a week-end in Michigan or a house party in Homewood but for the most part she is at present as demure and unobtrusive as a Quaker maid. However it is but the calm that is proceeding stormy season of social affairs. Out of towners will

be coming back and the whirl of club meetings, luncheons, dances and dlnmers resumed. Today was not uneventful though. Mra Frank Waller served luncheon to the members of the Uptodate Whist Club In her home on Truman avenue. Mrs. J. J. Anderson acted as hostess at a social tea at her home in Ann street. It was attended by the members of the Woman's Relief Corps

The Keeping Club met for a social hour this afternoon in ihe K. of P. Halll. Luncheon was served. Deborah Aid Society members conducted one of their well known bake goods bazaars in the parlors of the Christian church this afternoon. Examples of the culinary art at its highest point of development were exhibited. They were not displayed without result and the society reports another successful sale. WOMAN'S CLUB CONVENTION NEAR. At a noonday luncheon to be given at the Hamilton Club in Chicago during the convention of the Tenth District Federation of Woman's Clubs, Mrs. Frank Ross of Kentland will entertain the executive board.' Mrs. Ralph Ross and Mrs. J. M. Turner of

Hammond are respectively chairman and ice chairman of the Tenth district board. The luncheon will take place

on the August 23. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends, rela

tives and neighbors for sympathy and

kindness shown in our sad bereavement, also for the many beautiful floral offerings. MRS. MARY KLEBS AND FAMILY.

PersoiSl

Mrs. Oscar Krlnbill and daughter Josephine are visiting in Milwauket at

the home of Mrs. Krlnbill's elster, Mrs. Cornany.

Miss Mable Olston has returned .o

her home in Stevens Point, Wis. after

a visit at the residence of Mrs. Mary

Hansen. She was the guest of Mss

Bertha Hansen.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Berendt of

Truman avenue are the hosts of

Joseph Wisnuwski and daugnter of St Joseph, Mo.

Charles Sandler of Ft. Wayne is at

the home of Dr. Men on Warren street.

Those vacationing from the federal

j building are " John Hughes, Albert

Towle, Jake Bodegraven, John C.

Stubs and Francis Cooper.

Carl Kauffman . of the Lion Store management is in New York City on

business . Miss Marguerite Rohrman. of St

Louis visited her parents in Hammond the first days of this week. Miss Rohrman was returning to her home

after a protracted' vacation abroad.

Mlss Marguerit HM of Indianapolis Is spending the month of August

at the home of Thomas W. Blair.

Mrs. J. Wesley Reed of Ridge Road

entertained her guests, Grace Nyhart

and Ella Terrill at Lincoln Park today

E. W. Bump went to Aurora today.

Miss1 Emma Kunert, a saleslady in

the Lion Store is on a two week's visit

in St. Louis.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. Those who want to take teachers to board or room call the office of the Superintendent of schools between 9 and 1 and 1 and 4. Phone 415. 21-Jt The choicest of all Scrap Chewing Tobacco is UNION BCOUT. manufac

tured from the pure leaf. Handled hr

all dealers. Try a package, save the

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FAMILY' OUTINGS.

Make roar arrangements to at-

tend the fall falre, county or state, or both, bat at least one of them. It In Just mi vrell to Include the e whole family In your ' arrange-

mentn, and make an outing of the

trip. Many people lit III take these

trips by nii, If there in not an 4 automobile to be had, carrying 4 along; camp equipage and netting

up a tent near the ground, If no

plnce Inside im set apart for that

purpose. Dy the camping method

you can take the whole family at little expense; a reasonable camping outfit will not coat a great

deal, and. If taken care of when

not in um, will serve for many 4

4 seasons. There Is no end of fua In lack trip If two or three congenial faniiltea mo together. It "beats boarding houses," or rentcd room, and you - can have

your own good food Ktuffm, while 4 I

It la no great trouble to cook

what you cannot bring along ready prepared. Many fair grouads have 4 "kitchens," where the coffee, or 4

dt other light cooking can be prepared, either free, or for n very d

nmall stipend, and there are

4 rooms la eome of the buildings

4 where room In aome of the build-

liiga where lunch tables are for

the u"C of the country people 4 from a distance. Those In authord ity, In whatever line are begin4 Blag to take notice that the farm 4 family must be dealt with, and d 4 arrangements for their care are Included In all the best in n aged d fairs. Do not put off these prcparations until It Is time to "pull d out" and got but give mother and the iglrls, as well as the boya, a d chance to get a "good ready." The 4 family should have comfortable, 4 whole, clean clothes, bat need by d no means ape the prevailing ntyleaj dk around the camp, or daring the 4 Interralsalons, wear good, comfortd able clothes that will wash, and 4. have your "company" clothes If d yoa want them to wear vhen d among the crowds. Get intereated d d In everything, and gather P all dk the good Ideas yoa can. See that the boys find the new Ideaa, orthe d Improvements on the old, and take d the family with you about the d grounds. Don't set mother down d in a corner with the babies, and d go off to "see things." Mother d wants to see them, too.

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SARAH BERNHARDT IN CAMILLE

AND THE GARDEN OF ALLAH The Greatest Motion Pictures in the World STARTING MATINEE TOMORROW QUMUTV VARBETV STANCHFIELD, HALL AND LORAINE In a Great Tabloid Comedy

Frank Palmer Cartoonist

Walton and Brandt Singing and Dancing

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John Schmueser & Bro. Painters and Decorators Dealers in Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc. 118 Sibley St., Office Phone 38 Hammond, Indiana J. S, Residence Phone 841 -J, W. S. Residence Phone 876-J

AGREE ON FINANCIAL PLANS. The stockholders of the camp at Bat. tie Grounds yesterday morning received petitions from the Mothers' association asking; for a leader for the boys and from the young ladies' organization asking for a leader, toth were hesrttly indorsed. It was voted that no dogs would be allowed on the grounds net yesr. The financial plan of the gate fee and free will offerings will be continued. The board of managers will meet Sept. 1 to appoint committees. The Battle Ground camp ground auxiliary women's home mis

sionary society elected Mrs. Grant ' Teeters of Lafayette president, Mrs. D. j

L. ChiviTigton of Boswell, recording secretary, and Mrs. W. T. Clark of Lafayette, treasurer.

Miss Jessie Sharp, head of the Kauffman and YTolf millinery department returned yesterday from a two week, outing. Mias Edith Long Is at Kouta. Ind. where she Is a guest at the summer home of relatives. Fred Hawley and wife were In Chicago today. George Noonan- and Will Hellwlg left for Buffalo, N. Y. today. They have a two weeks leave of absence from their employments In Gibson. Mrs. Urban of Hamlin street returned yesterday from Valparaiso where she was visiting relatives. Arthur Goodlander, 759 Sohl street is bedridden at his home. Mr. Goodlander is threatened with typhoid fever. Martin Theis and daughter Lillian of Griffith are visiting relatives in Hammond. F. S. Carter and daughter, Irene and Marie and son Fred Carter, Jr., returned Sunday from a tour of Illinois by motor. The Messrs. William and Wallace Hutton, Raymond Epker and Walter Kennedy, left Saturday night for a weeks tour motoring through northern Michigan.

TOLLESTON. The Amateur Dramatic club will meet with Miss Myrtle Elser Thursday evening. The Ladies' Aid society of the Westminster Presbyterian church will hold an all-day meeting in the church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. C. Curran Is visiting In South Bend for a few days. Misses Tillle and Ida Wick " were Hammond visitors last evening. Mrs. W. K. Phillips and Miss Inez Townsley visited in Chicago yesterday. Misses Lizzie and Grace Frazure have returned to their home in Albion after a week's visit with Mrs. H. Frazure. Miss Cora Lucey has returned from a week's visit in Michigan City. Miss Alta Gile was a Chicago visitor today. Mrs. H. Frazure of Windsor Park Is the guest of Mrs. J. Q. James. Ed. Peters of South Chicago visited friends here today.

PRISONER IS PXJT ON HONOR. John Schuster, six months ago sentenced to the state prison, for a term of from two to fourteen years for arson, arrived 'at his home, near Wabash, this morning, to attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Daniel Schuster, who died from Injuries received In a runaway accident. . Immediately after his mother's death the convict son was notified and his apeal to the officials to be allowed to attend the obsequies was granted. Not only was his request granted, but he wes permitler to make the trip unguarded. Tomorrow morning he will return to Michigan City to remain until he serves the remainder of his term. Schuster was convicted of having burned down a hotel at Wabash to collect the Insurance.

LaVendor Cigars are pronounced exceptionally good by all smokers.

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H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Ees., 242; Office, 205

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WE PAY $1 PER SET FOR TfTfTT'O' OLD FAL8E 1 HHi 1 O which axe of no value to you. Highest prices paid for Old Gold, Silver, Old Watches, Brokon Jewelry. Preclou Stones. Money Sent by Return Mail. Phlla. Smelting A. Refining Co. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS 623 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.

Reopens Season . . Sunday, August 25 With FISKO'HARA In The S?ose of Seats now on sale at the Orpheum Theater Box Office Phone 232 Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1

A Wonderful Remedy ""Why spend five or. ten dollars when a EOc bottle of Bell'e .Guaranteed Health Kenedy will do Just an much and even more for all. skin and scalf diseases. For sale at NEGEI.E. THE DRUGGIST. 26 South Hohman ftreet, and LEO SCHAERTL'S BARBER SHOP. 672 South Hohman Street, or call Gus -Jordan, "Manufacturer Room 25 Rlmbach Blk. " r Fhohs i l67 HAMMOND. INDIANA.

HARVEST PICNIC MONOJf PARK, CT5In LAKE, IXD. Anannt US, 1PU CONCERT A FTERNOON AND EVENING Mnlc by Hraua's Band Everybody Invited. COMMITTEE.

pncnim Given by THE SOCIAL CLUB OF EAST CHICAGO AUGUST 25, 1912, at HUDSON LAKE Train leaves Hammond at 9:24 A. M. East Chicago at 9:30 A. M. Return on any train. Rornd Trip - - - - -75 Cents

"A TRIAL WILL PROVE" "Bessemer Home Brew" The Most Perfect Beer Made by the BESSEMER BREWING COMPANY u - .The Only Independent Brewery in the Calumet Region. HAMMOND OFFICE, 236 N. Hohman St. FRED SOMMER, General Solicitor for Indiana.

EXPECTATION of delicious bread and butter or bread and jam will be realized by the children when you procure your bread of us. Our bread has the exquisite faror and odor that tempts the most dainty appetite and anticipation Is always realized when you get our Vienna twist or home-made loaves at The Hammond Modern Bakery Bakers and Confectioners 86 STATE STREET PHONE 268 HAMOND, INDIANA

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