Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 62, Hammond, Lake County, 9 September 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Monday, Sept. 9, 1912.

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A HOME niKKHY SALE,

A home bakery sale was K'vcn at 101 East State street lant Saturday by the members of the Doboruii Society of the First Christian church. Committee No. 2 of which Mrs. Bybee is chairman R ive the sale for the benefit of the church and a nice sum was realized. The members had a large assortment of home bakery woods and every article was disposed of. Wednesday the members will meet for an all day session In the parlors of the church In Calumet avenue. There will be home bakery for sale. In the afternoon there wil lbe a short business and social session. A M1SSI( 1RV MKETlXti. The monthly meetintr of the YV'omnn'd Home Missionary Society of the First M. E. church will be held Tuesday afternoon In the parlors of the church In Russell street. The ladles of the church and ooneregration are Invited. After the propram there will be a short social

session. A A FTK R O O PKTY. Mrs. Julius Dunslnfr will entertain the members of the Colonial Club at a thimble party Thursday afternoon at her home In Carroll street.

DRESS OF RESEDA CREEN DIVA SATIN

There will be a meetlmu of fiolden Rule Council No. I IX of L. Tuesday evening lu the K. of I. Hall In Soutk llohman street. Mr. Joneph Miller of Willlamx Xrrrt will hni e the member of the i hlnn Club us her Rite".tH nt m pedro party Tuesday evening. Ihe M!ni,r l'.nillj and Herthn Elifrt will entertain the jnniiR women of the N. . Embroidery t'lub at their home In South llohmna utreet Tuenday evenlntt. At her home In Ilrnll avenue Mrs. Frril Collins villi entertain the members of the Idle Hour Club Tuesday afternoon. The members of the M. W. G. Club will be entertained by Mrs. It. II. Price at her home In Indiana avenue Tuesday afternoon. Tueaday evening the members of the Ideal Hook Club will meet Tilth lrs. Alva A. lonos at her home In Calumet avenue.

A THIMBLE PARTY. The Mlses Emily and Bertha Kbert wil be hostesses at a thimble party Tuesday evening at their home In SuMi Hohman street. Their quests will be the members of the N. N. Embroidery Club who will meet for their repular weekly meeting. The younar women will bring their needle work to the meeting. Wil l, PLAY cnos.

It will be the first meeting of the new club year. The evening; will be devoted to the usual study and social program. MRS, PRICE i:TKHTMS. Mrs. R. H. I'rl.-e will have the members of the M. W. O. Club as her quests at a thimble party Tuesday afternoon at her home, 3S2 Indiana avenue.

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edication Cup Goes

To Walter Hammond Some Splendid Golf For New Links is Turned in by Short Handicap Men

All records for the new links at the Hammond Country club were broken

last Saturday afternoon, when the 18hol dedication cup handicap was played off in a perfect afternoon, the cool temperature and lack of wind making- the day Ideal for rolf. Wal

ter Hammond, secretary of the club, with a thirty-six handicap, won the cup wit,h a Kross score of 116. Harry M. Johnson brought In a 112 card with a thirty-stroke handicap. John

son's playing; was of ft high order and but for a run of bad luck in the rough on the tenth hole would have won the

cup. He topped four Iron shots, having driven in the wire prass from the ninth tee, and this upset his play throughout ths remainder of the

match, he failing; ro steady down until the fourteenth hole. His first nine holes were made in 53 and his second in 59, fflvinK him a net SI to Mr. Hammond's SO. The lowest Kross score for the eighteen holes was brought In by Rev. C. A. Smith 103 for the match. P. A. Parry was second with a 105 and Charles Barry Jr. and Dr. II. C. Groman tied for third with 106. The lowest gross for nine holes went to Parry with a record of 50, the best so far in match play, he betng now the only scratch man in the dub for nine holes. The lowest gross scores for the eighteen holes were as follows: 1 C. A. Smith J 03 2 P. A. Parry 105

Barry Jr . 1 Ofi

B I). "W. u E. V. C.

.Cox 115 Emery 129

.114 .132 ..131 . .133 , .103 . .106 . .120 . .13fi

Pedro will be played by th? members i crowd flocked

AT THE Ol'XTHV CM B. The Country Club whs the scene of the first series of Sunday afternoon

(Concerts yesterday srrernon and a larr

the

Sp-uoinUB

of the China Club who have been lnvlt- verandahs to hear th excellent music, ed to meet with Mrs. Joseph Miller at jOn Saturday afternon after the fiolf her home In 'Williams street Tuesday j tournament a table d'hote dinner was evenintc. The ?ames will profrres atUerved In the grillroom which was

regular

three tables. It will be eml-month!y meetlnar.

the

ENTERTAINS INFORM vM.Y. Tomorow afternoon at her home In

larKely attended. The concert yesterday was preceded by a six course dinner and the service was excelent. The Country Club h; s already taken a leading part in the city's social life

Beall avenue, Mrs. Fred Collins will en-jand some very interesting functions tertaln the members (if the Idle Hour, are belnc plannt d for the immediate Club. It wll be their semi-monthly j future. The Sunday afternoon concerts meeting- and the social proeram of the . will last through September. club will be followed. Pedro will he I played during the afternoon. The games j PICNIC AT LtKK FRONT. wll progress at two tables. j A number of girls picnicked at thi Bake Front last Saturday afternoon. A BRIDGE PARTY. j Bathing and beach frames were features The members of the Women's Auxil- ! of Ihe afternoon until six o'clock when lary to the University Club will meet 'an elaborate plcnio supper wan served. In th University Club rooms In South ; The folowincr younK women composed Hohman street Tuesday afternoon o j the' picnic party the MIsse Ktherine play cards. The members will spend j Switzer, Margaret Hickman. Mildred the afternoon playing bridge whist, j Carter. Marguerite Knntts. Bottle SenAfter the jrames refreshments will be wab, Ruth Wooden, Bucile Minas, Adele served. Dunbar and Georgia DeWeeee.

Here Is sn effective dress of reseda

I gren Dtvu satin. Black velvet forms i th corselet portion of the bodice, extending in points on the front of the

skirt. A white tulle irtlt edses the ' ruche of satin around the V neck. The long puffed sleeves are finished hy tiny ruffles of lace at the wrist. The skirt buttons down the front and the side pieces are drapd down to the foot of the front. Two box plaits : are mounted iver the fullness ft the ; hack. i MEET THIS EVENING. ! A meeting of the Bake CountV H l-

mane Society will take place this evenln at seven-thirty o'clock in the offices of rr. Bena I!. Watson in the Ham

mond building-.

MEET THIS EVENING.

a nrn program.

This evening members of the Garfield : The Hammond Magazine Club will Club will meet at the First Christian ; have two meetings this week. The church in Calumet avenue for target president, Mr s W. A. Hill at her homo practice. Final preparations will be In South Hohman street wil lentertaln made for the contest with a club from ! the members at their first quarterly the Chlcag-o church to be held here on ' meeting of the year this afternoon, the evening of September 14th. j The meeting; thi3 afternoon will open j the series of fall and winter parties. .A (LIB .MEETING. Mrs. Fred Mott hxa issued cards invitMrs. Alva A. Yountr, the newly elect- ling the Homewood Magaiine Club memed president of the Ideal Book Club will j bers to a luncheon at one-thirty o'clock entertain the club members at her home j Thursday, September 12th at the Counln Calumet avenue Tuesday eveninK- ' try Club.

f3 purely h ipersoivali

Mrs. William Mowry entertained her nephew Lysle Fisher and his wife of Eau Clair .Wis. at her homo, 24S Kast State street during the past week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are on their weddintc trip. Milan Stiles who has been the puest of his parents. Mr. ami Mrs., George Stllfs at their home in Ogden street the past week will conclude hi svisit in Hammond this evening and return to Mexico, Mo. Mrs. W. H. Davis find daurrhter, Arlene of Williams street have returnel from a week's visit with friends and relatives at Oskkoh, Wis. Mrs. P. B. I.ipinskl and her three

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Why of Be Le&rnmi While Voi3re E&Fnmgg? T HE fall term of the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law opens Wednesday evening, Sept. 11th. Every ambitious young man or woman in this region is interested in this announcement. YOU do not need to sacrifice your present job in order to pursue successfully a law course in our resident class, nor in any measure slight the duties of your position. You may, indeed, learn while you earn. THE proficiency in scholarship of its graduates, as well as the loyal and enthusiastic spirit of its student body, attest to the genuine merit of the instruction rendered in the halls of the Lincoln-Jefferson College of Law. FOR all particulars call on or address W. Mayes Martin, President, at the College Building, corner of Hohman and Qgden Streets. HAMMOND, INDIANA.

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W. Dr. Ir.

22 36 20 36 31 36 4 6 20 36 36 12 36 4 34 30 16 16 22 36 36 36 26 36 36 36

two and Whiting will have end. The idea is to treat the seware so that there are no impurities that are not finally removed from it by the, pceptie process.

3 C 4 Or. 6 V. The

H. C G toman. D. McFHroy players' scores

. .' 106 , 108 re as follows: Handlings, cap. Net.

W. H. Hammond 116 3rt H. M. Johnson ..112 30 Gforse P. Hulst 11S 34 I". Blackmun ..113 2S J. F. Sawyer '...121 3? V. IX Mi'Klroy ......... in 20 C. A Taylor 1 24 36 H O. Wlnekler 121 30 W. H. Crawford.'. 114 11 V. A. Tarry 105 12

so S4 S5 S5 PI P2 93

J. McAleer.... I-.' liomberger . , F. Johnston . . . C. Ryan A. Smith

Charles Barry Jr. A. M. Turner A. J. I'.urke

C. ii. Klntrwill 136 A. R. Robinson 112 O. I. Appleyard 137 Ir. Groman 106 W. B. Conkey 136 Ralph Groman 134 Ir. Sharrer 121 Charles Binder 122 Dr. Oberlln 129 Victor Dyer 146

E. W. Bump 146

E. Bauer 14S Y. Blythe 148 H. Gostlin Jr 149 C. Berry 149 E. Osborne 154

G. I Smith 130 Fox 161

Charles Barry Sr 167 William Wolter 169 I'. J. Lyons 170 K. R. Jackson 131

Mrs. C. Scott won the beautiful for the ladlis' putting contest.

scores were as follows; Mrs. Coman Scott 21

Victor Dyer 22 E. F. Johnston .22 F. D. MrF.lroy 23 F. C Ryan , 23 Demins; 24 R. O. Wlnekler 24 F. R. Mott 2 4

H. M. Johnson . . . Smith H. E Sharrer...

A. Barry A. Craiu J. McAleer..

A. Smith H. GoFtltn Jr hn Reck mar . .

W. OherMn . . .

36 36 36 36 36

93 93 94 S6

97 97 99 100 100 100 100 100 101 102 1 02 104 15 106 107 110 110

112 112 113 1 1 3 1 1 8 122 125 131 133 134 165 cup The

Picnic Well Attended. The Polish National Allance picnic given at Klndel's Grove in Hammond yesterday afternoon and evening- was fataly well attended and the orKanizatlon will clear a little money which will be put into the school fund for the Alliance's colege at Cambridge Springs, Pe n n . The picnic attendance would have been larger it is thouRht had it not been for the fact that many of the Poles in West Hammond and Whiting were attending; a mission.

The ommittee on arrangements was omposed of Mrs. P. B. Liplnski of Hammond and Mrs. M. Frankowskl of Chicago and her two daughters Misses Anna and Jennie.

THERE IS ALWAYS PLACE" TO BUY. TIMES' YOT WHKHK.

A "BEST ADS TELL

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sons. Frank. Edwin and George leav" this evening for Cambridge Sprlnps. I'i where the bovs will attend the Polish National Alliance school. Mrs. Iipinski will remain at the springs for several days. The Calumet refl'in wil be represented by nearly a score of boyrj at the institution." Mr. and Mrs. James Graves and their quests, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Indianapolis went to Chicago yesterday and spent tho dyt

Miss Mabelle K. Wells, who has been

spending the summer with her mother,!

Mrs. Wm. Wells 'at Kuts, Ind. and her Pister. Mrs. A. W. Sprapue of Carroll, Til., left yesterday-for Baldwin, Kan. Miss Wells is "supervisor of art at Baker University. Mrs. J. T. Flavin and daughter Jeanette of South Hohman street visited in Kankakee, 111., over Sunday. Miss Hazel Smnlley has returned from a two weeks visit in Toledo. O. and wil upend the winter with her unci,-. Mayor J. D. Smnlley of South Hohman street. Dr. I.ena Watson spnt th- week end with Miss Florence Merwln of Chicago. On Saturday they saw the "Garden of Allah" now playing; at the Auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Campbell. 417 Truman avenue w!!l leave Hammond today to spend their vacation with friends in Bourbon, Plymouth and Culver, Ind. They will be absent ri'or.i Hammond a week or ten days. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McGee of Manila avenue left today to attend the Michigan State Fair at Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mapinot, Miss Llewellyn, Mis Beah Shroycr, Miss Reulsh Drackert and Mr. Geortre Drackert attended the. ball srame In Indiana Harbor yesterday afternon. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. DeWcese and son Robert of Rirnbaoh avenue spent Sunday in the parks in Chicagro. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Clough of Rimbach avenue visited friends in Indiana Harbor yesterday afternoon. Miss Florence Loverklee of Webb street has returned from Crown Point where she spont Sunday with Miss Paulino Sauerman.

Miss Anna Grady of Rimbach avenue

returned from Chicitro last evening

where she spent the past we k end with

rebi t ives.

Mr. and Mrr. M D. Brennan of Ann

street have returned from there visit

with friends and relatives in Fort

Wayne, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wheler of Indianap

olis who have been visiting- Mr. and Mrs. James R. Graes at their home in Erie street, will locate in Gary and

make their home there in the future

Mr. Wheeler will engase In the Vacum Cleaning- Business. Mr. Graves is enpacoil in the same Sine of work in

Hammond.

$100.00 WILL BE PAID for any rate of

Rheumatism, Neuralgia or

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

Hammond s 1 laynouse DeLuxe 3 SHOWS DAILY 3 P. M., 7:30 and 9 P. M. VAUDEVILLE OF QUALITY Rutledge-Pickering Company A Rural Sketch "The Fatted Calf." "The Way Down East" Act of Vaudeville. Ballerini's Dogs The Acme of Canine Intelligence. Sing Fong Lee The Worli's Greatest Chinese Violinist. Two Georges Novelty Acrobatic Act.

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All thatU-JwtM" la luiiject to paila

An enjoyable meetrncr of the Ham

mond h.apter of t- istern Stars was held l ist Saturday evening; In the K. uf

V. H.tll in Suuth Hohman street. It waa

the evening- for tho rejrular semi

monthly niec-tipp and the usual number of members Attended. Following

the business meetim? a short time was

spent socially. Th next mctinK will be held in two weeks m Saturday. September 21M. The u.iual business and social proprnm will be folowed. The members are planning: for class initiution to take place at a meeting in the near future and during the winter there will be a series of nnrties and entertainments. The members of Poreas Rebecltah Udee met in I. O. O. F. Hall in East street last Saturday eveninar for their regular weekly meeting. It was a short session and after the business had been disposed of a pleasant time was spent socially. The members planed to meet attain next Saturday evening. September 14th. On account of the warm weather and the absence of several of the members who are spending the summer out of the city, the attendance at Saturday's meeting- was not as large as usual. An Important meeting of the members of the Court of Honor will take place this evening in "Weis Hall in State street. The officers for the new year will be chosen. A social hour will be enjoyed folowin the business meeting. A larje attendance is desired at the meeting: of Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of I,. Tuesday evening? in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street. It will be the regular semi-monthly meeting and following the business meeting a short time will be spent socially.

At the meeting of Triumph Council No. 11 r. of L. this evening in I. O. O. F. Hall in F.ast State street the usual buslnes and social programs will be followed.

Socialist Speaks. Ian White a Chicago socialist speaker, addressed a crowd of Hammond people last Saturday evening at the corner of Hohman and Fayette streets. He had an interested audience which listened to his exposition of the socialist doctrines.

Discuss Sanitation. Dr. "William P. Wcis the chairman of the sanitary committee of the I-iali"? Michigan Sanitary association stated that very little had been accoinp'.'f her; at the recent meeting of committee, except that It has tome to be pretty well understoi 1 hft each city in the refrion will have or;e or mo'-e units of sewage disposal. Gary will have two units. East Chicago will have two, Hammonl will have

SCIATICA and AEUIllTIS Wl-bont t9 of Ov iatfi nr NireoUc or jour Money UrfuoiirJ

MTd by Magistral Chrra. Co.. J5. T. CTXiJi

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UOX STORK PHARMACY Kuluai & Wolf, Proprietor. C. i:. NKLSIIV, Inulaun Harbor. M.t.ICI E. tbe nrntCKl"t, (12S Hob tuna Street. l.ocul Aft.

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Highest prices pail for Old Gold, Silver, Old Watches. Broken Jewelry, Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall. Phlla. Smelting A. Refining Co. ESTARLISHED 20 YEARS 823 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa.

SOMETHING NEW The Vacuum Cleaner successfully removea fleas, ccckroaches, etc., from carpets, rugs and furniture. For your fall cleaning, call James R. Graves PHONE 149J 894 ERIE ST.

DO NOT SUFIER with sore feet and tired ankles. Use HELL'S HATH LOTIO.V for all foot troubles. For sale at NKGEI.K, THE DKUOOIST. 616 South Hohman Street, and I.KO RCIlAKHTI.'S HAHHER SHOP. 672 South Hohman Street, or call Gus Jordan, Manufacturer Room 25 Rimbach Rik. Phone 67 HAMMOND. INDIANA.

Automobiles, motorcycles, farm irnplomentB, ptovoa, Ledstead?. boilers, any iup.chinery, broken castings of every description welded. Aluminium, brass, bronze, steel, copper and cast iron. Northern Indiana W elding

Company

Phone 1433 640 Calumet Ave. Himmond, Indiana

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Rimbach Block (Over Lion Store) FALL TERM NOW OPEN COMPETENT FACULTY INCLUDING: Misses Elizabeth "Weblier, Dora Otto, Harriett Ferris, Lillian Dixon. Gladys Younger, Laura Hess, Mrs. Win. Whitaker and Messrs. Clark Learning, Herbert llutchins, Ii. G. Conde, O. C. E. Mattbies and Chas. Olsen. Department of Elocution and Public Speaking in charge of Graee Eaton Honk. CALL OR WRITE FOR CATALOG.

EAT AT THE

96 State Street Everything new and beautiful and the best eating in Hammond. Separate tables for ladies. Quick service at our lunch counter. ELECTRIC FANS. PRICES REASONABLE.

General Manufacturing In cabinet liue. We make store, church, office and club-room fixtures. All kinds of reed and rattan manufacturing. Upholstering done in all its branches. Invalid wheel chairs and tricycles. We also manufacture all kinds of metal wheels.

ReH.F.Erlebach

OFFICE AND FACTORY:

290-296 Indiana Avenue

HAMMOND

INDIANA

J OUR PATROLS. Owing to the increased cost of all food products, we have been compelled to advance the price of some of the articles of food served in this restaurant. We hope, notwithstanding the change, out patrons will continue their much appreciated patronage. King Hung Low CHOP SUEY RESTAURANT 99 State Street Hammond, Ind.