Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 27 August 1912 — Page 6

THIS TIMES.

Tuesday, Aug 27, 1912.

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

SHUCKS

From the Diary of Si. Lence

Polltishuns needn't worry so durned much erbnut wimmln gettin' their johs. Most enny o" them'll be satisfied with hein' 'lected supervisor o' th' pocketbook. Hek Spence sez it's durned easy t' see through wimmln nowadays. The city council met last evening to approve the bonds and contracts of the Crown Folnt Construction cornpan and Fred G. Hoffman for the paving of Main stret from Clark to Goldsborough and from GoldsborouKh to Anderson street. O. Rose was appointed inspector on the Job, the work being: commenced esterday. The tax levy for the ensuing; year was discussed, but it is not known whether a higher rate will be assessed at this time. Other matters Important to the city's welfare were discussed by the council, but no action taken. Counctlmen Rietman and Salisbury were the absent members. Since Crown Point has been roughhandled, as far as umpires' decisions were concerned in Its last two games with Gary and East Chicago, the crowds here are loud In their demand for the double umpire system and threaten to stop supporting the league if the raw work is continued whereby one umpire is delegated with the power to make his decisions absolute without recourse to fair play or true sport. Baseball, the favorite national

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Th spring water, which , may be se- Park were th,e guests of Mr. and Mrs.

game, gets its Mack eye from the raw work of some umpires and as soon as these defects are remedied and the game played solely on lt merits the

better standing will the game have among the class of people who lend It their support. Work was started this morning on the Main street Improvement, the contractors engaging a force of men who will be kept steadily at work until the Job Is completed. Some tall hustling will have to be done to get the improvement finished before cold weather, which will put a quietus on the mixing of the Ingredients of which the- paving is made. A nine-pound boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thomas yesterday at noon. The Times joins their many friends in extending congratulations upon the happy event. The standpipe at the waterworks plant Is receiving a coat or two of paint, Julius Schroeder having been engaged to do the work. In places the standpipe Is In very bad condition and it is only a, question of a few years when it may collapse. The council is doing the best thing under the circumstances by painting the big standpipe, without material harm. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pahl, from east of Crown Point, an eightpound boy. Invitations have been received by Crown Point people to attend the opening of the Country club at Hammond on next Monday night. John Donnaha is contemplating taking a trip to New York City and return during the hot spell. Intending to be gone a week. Mrs. J. J. Wheeler. Mrs. C. A. Lincoln and Miss Josephine Wheeler were i Chicago visitors yesterday.

cured in the public school grounds, is being used extensively, and especially Is it recommended and is being used by convalescents. The majority of the citizens are using it for drinking water in preference to the lake water, which at times It is almost impossible to use for drinking purposes. All day a steady stream of persons is seen carrying water from this fountain. The well Is 375 feet deep, a distance of 250 feet, was drilled through lime stone, which was encountered at a depth of SO feet, and

following this fifty feet of sandstone I her home In honor of her birthday.

was pierced and the well was found to Mr. Vaier Is on the sick list

Baumgarten of'Flschrupp avenue. Mr. and Mrs. "John Canner of New York avenue and nelce. Miss Violet Lewis of Ohio avenue have returned from a few weeks' visit with relatives in Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. James Gill and family

returned from Wa Wa See, where they have spent the summer. Mrs. Hoppe and daughter Ida are spending a few days in Milwaukee. Mrs. Fred Opperman of Short street

entertained a large circle of friends at

be plentifully supplied with delicious water, pure and healthful. The well was drilled and made at a great expense to-the board of education,, and It is a grea- satisfaction to them to see the fountain bejng so extensively used, and the pure water benefiting so many people. "orn to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Burbank of 119th street a son . Mr. and Mrs. . Joseph Bernstein and children of 110th street visited with Chicago relatives over Sunday.

Miss Amy Huffman returned to her home In Toronto, Canada, accompanied by her cousin. Miss Fearn Morrison, who will attend the provincial exhibition and then will go to Trenton, Ont., and other parts east of Ontario. Mrs. J. Spanler of 419 Fred street will entertain the Ladles' Aid society of the German Lutheran church, an Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. ' L. Fischer of Cleveland avenue are?spendlng a few weeks

In West Baden, Ind., for the benefit of

ROBERTSDALE. Mrs. Abraham of Indiana boulevard left Sunday for LaCrosse, Wis., where

HOBART.

The Hcbart Gun club and Thursday Evening club met at

the the

she will spend a few days visiting her home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ros-

of town, yesterday after-

All report a most

brother. sow, north

Chief Dilsneider of Hammond was a noon and evening

business visitor here yesterday. I enjoyable time. Mrs. Ervin Hanson is confined to her , The first Illumination of St. Bridget's home in Roberts avenue with a sore Catholic church was held last evening, foot. j A large number attended the services. Mrs. August Schmlttle of Harrison; Clem Fifleld of Chicago visited his avenue visited her aunt in Hammond ; parents, here over Sunday, .last evening. j Mr. and Mrs. Louie Plo of Gary visWalter Market, who underwent an t lted with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plo yesoperation for appendicitis at St. Mar- terday. paret's hospital, is -expected to be , M. Kitchen of Valparaiso visited able to return home tomorrow. t friends and relatives here on SaturMr. and Mrs. Fred Llngham are en- day. tertaining the former's sister-in-law, ' About twenty-five from here attendMrs. Jayred of Cleveland, O., at their ed the Lake County Teachers' associahome In Harrison avenue for a few tion at Crown Point yesterday, days. i Ernest Sohn is enjoying a week's vaThe little son of Mr. and Mrs. cation and he, In company with' his Icorscak of 119th street cut a deep wife, are spending the week with gash in his foot by stepping on a piece friends and relatives at Chicago and of glass near his home the latter part Milwaukee. of the week. He, Is under the care of' Asa Bullock and Miss Clifford were lr. Koiir and is doing nicely. . quietly married at Crown Point on

William Eggers of Indiana boulevard transacted business In South Chicago last evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Leverenz of Harrison avenue are spending a few days at Rose'.and, 111., visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Johnson and family.

Thursday. Albert Rose of Hammond visited friends here yesterday. ' Dr. Brink and Albert Phillips left Sunday for Elmlra, N. Y., by automobile. Dr. H. Parker is attending to I Dr. Brink's patients during his ab-

Mrs. R. W. Wilson anl children Indiana boulevard visited friends

Hammond last evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Gerke have returned from a two weeks' trip to Fox Lake, where they spent their honeymoon and have gone to housekeeping in Cleveland, avenue. Miss Hattie Klemm of Indiana boulevard was the guest of relatives In East Side yesterday. Peter Johnson of Cleveland avenue was taken to the German Deaconess hospital, in Chicago, Saturday, where he will undergo an operation for stomach trouble, from which he has been suffering for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Shalder and children of Indiana boulevard enjoyed a day's outing at Lincoln Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Aldrich and daughter of Allegan, Mich., returned home after a few days' visit at the

Freese home In Harrison avenue. Mrs. Llngham and son Fred of Harrison avenue were South Chicago visitors last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Langohr and son of East Side visited at the Bader and Langohr homes over Sunday. The Ladles' chorus will meet this evening at 7.30 o'clock at the Evangelical church for practice. All members are requested to e present. . Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Connell of Atchison avenue are the proud parents of a baby boy which arrived at their home Saturday evening. Mother and son are reported doing nicely.

of sence.

In 1 Mrs. Grace Klaussen and son Charles

were Chicago visitors yesterday.

Dr. Ed. Gordon, who has been In the eat for the past six months ow

ing to poor health, returned home yes terday.

HEGEWISCH

Alf. Peterson Of Philadelphia was

the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Ander

son yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. B .8

son yesterday. Mr. Peterson Is the,

son of John Peterson, who years ago was our leading grocer, but whose

home is now In Norway.

Matthew Drlnnan and family are

spending a few weeks' vacation at

Mommence, 111.

Miss Ella Hohwy returned Sunday from a two months' vacation spent at

Omaha, Neb., and Granite City. 111. Charles Reed attended the Cub-Boston game Sunday. Albert Klucker spent Sunday n Chicago. Irvln Jacobs of Washington Heights is spending a week's Vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Paul. Mr. and Mrs. A. Starkweather spent Sunday" at Indiana Harbor with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Koch. Mrs. Jacobs spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stern. Mrs. Hattie Bell moved to East Chicago today. Mrs. Sam Louisa of Englewood visit

Miss Anna Stover of Ohio avenue has 1 their health.

returned frm South Bend, where she I p. Johnson of Central avenue went has been spending the last few weeks ! to a Chicago hospital to be treated for visiting with Mrs. William Plumbeck. stomach trouble.

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.air. anu rars. v . n. jenmns are entertaining the latter's sister, Mrs.

Katharine Spring, and dau'ghter Ruth

of Chicago for a few days.

The many friends of Miss Edna

Christie, the art teacher of the public

schools, will be glad to hear that she j

is recovering quite rapidly with a broken arm, which was received through, a fall.

The Queen Esthers will hold their

picnic at Washington Park. Chicago,

Wednesday. They will leave Whiting

at 9 a. m.

The L. O. T. M. picnic will be held

Wednesday at Robertsdale park.

Miss Elsie Trowe of Oliver street

will attend the Lewis' Institute, Chica

go. the coming year, where she will

take up a course In domestic science.

Robert Finkerton. who has resigned j Miss Edna O'Hara of Cleveland ave

nue will take up the regular normal course In. the Wisconsin State Normal

school at Oshkosh, Wis. Both young ladles are graduates of the 1912 class

of the Whiting high school.

Lyle Manbeck of Sheridan avenue, a

1911 graduate if the Whiting high

hiB position with Atkin & Tharp, will

leave for Wanatah, Ind., for .a few

days' visit with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walte are

erecting a new home on Cleveland, av

enue.

Miss A. Bertha Tull has returned

from Arizona, where she was he guest gchoo will enter Purdue university at

of her parents for many weeks.

Charles Helwig was the guest of Mr.

Ralph Smith of the Chicago Naval En-

tyne of the Rebuke on a lake trip

yesterday. Mr. Sjnnith returned home with Mr .Helwig and will remain here

for several days as his guest.

John Childs of Sheridan avenue Is at

his home with an attack of the bronchitis.

Mr. and Mrs. James Tany and Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Gelsler of Hyde

I Lafavette this fall.

Miss Harrington of 119th street has

opened a millinery store at her dress

making parlors. 24-7t LOST J30 between New York avenue and Whiting park Sunday. Return

to 429 New York avenue and receive

reward. 27-2t Martin McCarthy of Cleveland, O., Is visiting his brother, Thomas McCarthy of Whiting.

ed her mother, Mrs. Gorll of Superior ' ing after a week's visit with friends avenue Sunday. ' and relatives at Chesterton, Ind.

Mrs. Stanczak and children of Su- ; Mrs. T. McCormick of Buchanan, perior avenue were in Chicago Satur- Mich., is here visiting her parents, Mr.

day. - ;and Mrs. Samuel Burnham.

The fourth division of the ollsh Milt- i J. Oapsewlcz and children of Pullman tary Alliance gave a dance Sunday at avenue spent Sunday out of town with Jake Ginalskl's hall. The following friends. societies attended from out of town, ' Mrs. Mlchna and Bon John spent The Cadets from West Pullman, Ken- Saturday morning out of town, vlsitsington, Hammond and the Society of ing. Cadets of St. Caslmer of Hegewlseh,1 F. Fuller of1 "Center avenue pent Koscluszko Guards and three , other Sunday morning m Chicago. . 1 local lodges. A tenplece orchestra

i STIEGLITZ PARK.

Miss Rose Hislin was a Whiting vis-

furnished the music. There were also a number of military drills.

today after a week's trip through the weaneway eveng. .-.f I Mrs. James went to East Chicago on

Mr. and Mrs. D. Newman and daugh- " " ! "

ter Evelyn visited Mrs. R. Winter Sunday.

ou

Mr. and Mrs. William Littman of Hammond visited Mr. Lfttman's parents Sunday, !

DYER.

Miss Ruth Stommel Is entertaining Alice Bruscher and Clara Walter of Chicago at present. Mrs. J. Weis of Schererville visited with J. J. Klein and family Sunday. Peter Fagen of Crown Point was a

Dyer business visitor yesterday.

Mr. Good of Chicago was here

t business Tuesday. Mr. Elster of Hammond was here on business.

Mrs. Sullivan is tn the sick list. John Conley has recovered from a few weeks' ljlness. Mrs. Danzer and her son Earl was a Whiting visitor. .

LOWELU Rev. Collls, a student of Northwestern university at Evanston, preached at the Methodist church Sunday morn-

W. Bante of Chicago and Miss Susan ng and evening.

Klein of Cedar Lake were the guests of Rev' R- H- Johnston preached at P. Klein and family yesterday. i Creston Sunday evening.

The marriage of John Moeller of this ' wm Rtblns attended services

place to Susan Thlel of St. John took , w,c,,ttra urav cunaay anernoon.

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place this morning at St. Joseph Catholic church. George Kreuger of Chicago Heights visited with friends here Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Chevlgny, Miss B. Scheldt, Frank S. Scheldt. William Zlesenhennae and Miss Florence Baker

saw Flske OHara In the "Rose of

Rev. Collls of Evanston preached at

Orchard Grove Sunday afternoon. Harry Beebe of Chicago, who visited at the home of his aunt and with other relatives for several days, returned to the t ity Sunday. He and his cousin, Jud Sanger, recently returned from a fishing trip on Fish Lake, near Mar-

Klldare at the Hammond theatre Sun- ' cellers. Mich., where all kinds of game

day. Miss Frances Keilman returned home yesterday after several days' visit with friends in Chicago. . Miss Llllie Schaeffer was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Misses Alma Keilman and Z. Davis left yesterday for Crown Point to attend the Teachers' Institute. Mat Hoffman, who has been at St. Margaret's hospital for the last two weeks' Returned home today. Peter Herrman, the victim of the motorcycle accident last week, Is able to be around. P. M. McNay of Lowell visited J. J. Klein Sunday afternoon.

fish are caught. They report a great

time. Mrs. Earl Hepp of Chicago visited

her boys here Sunday. Her husband's

. condition is growing gradually worse.

BURNHAM. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith and daughter and son of Park avenue spent Sunday at Bass Lake, Ind., with friends. Miss Rose Floreak of Center avenue spent Sunday In Pullmn. Mrs. Willim MacDonald of Park avenue entertained her sister from Roseland yesterday." Mrs. Sarah Wdlder returned ohme yesterday aftera two months' visit with friends at Crown Point. I Mrs. Samuel Burnham and Mrs. H. Sallday of Center avenue attended the morning services at the Hammond Christian church on Sunday. Miss Ann Moran of Hegewlseh visited friends here on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. S. P. Furner attended church at Englewood Sunday. Clifford Feak of Pullman spent Sunday here visiting friends. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. Eldred of Park avenue entertained relatives from out-of-town on Sunday. The weather of the past week has had a most depressing effect on business of all kinds, including scarcity of news. Mrs. H. Gustafson and daughter Myrtle returned home Saturday even-

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and hopes of his recovery has long

been given up.

Thomas Haggerty of Gary was a

guest at the home cf his friend. Cordle

Ragon, Sunday.

Samuel Love and family of Leray were guests at the home of his brother.

William, Sunday.

Mrs. Samuel Beebe of Chicago Is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Simeon Sanger, of this place. Miss Emma Jonas of Hammond, who spent a week at the home of her friend, Mrs. Setgel Hayden, returned home Sunday. Mrs. Frank Hunt was called to the home of her parents In Medaryvllle. Saturday on account of her mother's sickness. She returned home Sunday. Dan Lynch of the Marion Soldiers' home visited his family here a couple of days the past week. He also attended the county fair.

Io., is visiting the family of Rev. Clements. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Engle of Chicago visited with the family of Casper Engle over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs." J. 'W. Loyce of Chicago spent Sunday at their summer home on Broadway, north of Merrlllville. Glen Coffey of Harvey is spending the week with relatives here. Miss Holly Johnson of Decatur, 111., is visiting her cousin. May Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Crawford of Crown Point and Mr. and Mrs. William Lowe of Chicago were calling on S. B. Woods and family Saturday evening.

HIGHLAND. J. T. Kraus transacted business In Griffith yesterday. . Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Daugherty and son Henry were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Munster of Munster, Ind., Sunday. Miss M. Kraus returned to Hammond after spending Sunday with her parents-. Mrs. E. Hollet, Mrs. Newcomb and Mrs. P. Kooy and Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Grimmer attended the funeral of Miss M. Harding of Hammond Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith and children of Schererville were visiting relatives out here Sunday. Miss D. Stalls was the guest of Miss K. Hartog Sunday. Dr. Potts of Lansing made a business call here yesterday.

CLARK STATION. Charles Harvig and Chas. Mayhew of Clark Station were at Michigan City

yesterday, . where , the latter purchased a 'fine twenty-foot motor boat. Mr. Mayhew will make several trips in Lake Michigan and later will take a trip to New Orleans. I Mr. and Mrs. Rinald Leutdke and Mrs. A. Heimke and Miss Alvina Gar- i

rltty of South Chicago spent a few days with relatives here. William Schmetzer, Harry Peterson

and Wlllard Amsteln of Clark Station were Hammond visitors last evening. Th American Bridge company base- 1 ball team will have one of the best teams of the season to play here when they clash with the Bridge boys from Ambridge, Pa., next Saturday afternoon. Lamline and Conroy will like- 1 ly open the game for the boys from ' here. I TheGerman Lutheran church of Indiana Harbor had their fifth annual p(onlc here yesterday. Games of all sorts. Ashing, music and refreshments were the features. All enjoyed a fine time. ' Fred Humbarger will return here tomorrow from his two weeks' vacation with his parents at Kdgerton, O.

Glen and Hosford Park. Elsie Engle and cousin of South Chicago spent the week end with Math Weinand and family. Miss Catherine Wehner has returned to Hobart after spending the last few days with her sister, Mrs. J. Schmelter. Joseph Adler of Highland spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and family. Ellen Peterson of Gary spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Berg. A. F. Russell of Griffith passed through he're today. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmelter and children spent Sunday with Schmelter's brother at Tolleston. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and son John and grandmother of Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob HIney and son John motored to Mtshawaka and spent Sunday with Will Adler and family. .... Miss Rosa Eder of Hammond Is spending a few days with her uncle, John G. Hoffman. Miss Marian Adler is a Hammond shopper today.

photograph of her husband, who de1 serted her several months ago, there 'was a scream from Mrs. Cooper and - Mrs. Stockton, and each alleged that It was the photograph of her missing husband, and after comparing notes they were positive in their declaration that he had married and deserted each of them without obtaining a divorce.

TO ORGANIZE INDIANA. The Rev. G. W. Sower, of Hanover. Mich., who Is at Winona, Is to be ap

pointed state secretary for Indiana of the National Reform Association, with

authority to organies the state for the second World's Christian Citizenship conference, which will be held at Portland, Ore., from June 29 to July , 1913. Twenty-three Indiana men will be named vice-presidents and twentyfive will be placed on the executive

Up and Down in INDIANA

committee. , ACCUSED OF METAL THEFT. Henry D. Goldblatt, a Junk dealer, has been arrested on a charge of receiving and' selling a quanity of dross that had been stolen from the plant of the Crawfordsvllle Wire and Nail Company In Crawfordsvllle. Ora Roach and John Wilson are also under arrest, charged with the theft of the dross, while a fourth man is also under arrest, pending further Investigation. CRUSADE AGAINST TRAMPS. A crusade whose object in the driving of all vagrants from Munele and neighborhood, following a series "of crimes for which tramps are held responsible, has been started by th police department. It has been proposed that vagrants be flogged, but as there is no authority for such punishment, some other drastic measure will be used.

MERRILLVTLLE. A basket dinner picnic will be held on the lawn of the Methodist parsonage Aug. 30. At 10:30 In the forenoon Dr. A. L Briggs will deliver an address. At 1:30 in the afternoon a program of music and speaking will be rendered. Everybody come and bring your dinner and help to make the gathering a success. Miss Ruth Bllliney of Eagle Grove,

BOY FORGER GETS $0,000. John Hodson of Hartford City, Ind., father of Orville Hodson, the 19-year-old alleged forger, who has been playing hide and seek with the Indianapolis detectives since he is said to have obtained nearly J8.000 from banks at Frankfort and Hartford City, and attempted to pass a bogus check for $7,500 on the National City Bank at Indianapolis, was unsuccessful yesterday in his search for a girl who, he says, Is Miss Anna Mann, a telephone operator, with whom he said his son corresponded. " Mr. Hodson, accompanied' by Sheriff Charles Townsend of Hartford City, hoped, by finding the young woman, to get some trace of the son. They said they did not know wnere she lived and that the information they had ehe was employed by a telephone company. DID HE MARRY BOTH f Mrs. Charles Cooper, age thirty-four; Mrs. Michael M. Shuck, age thirtyseven, and Mrs. John M. Stockton, age twenty-two, all of Cincinnati, accidentally met in the circuit court clerk's office at the courthouse at Lawrenceburg, yesterday afternoon, to examine the marriage records. Each woman wished to learn if her husband had obtained a license to marry another w oman. When Mrs. Shuck produced a

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