Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 105, Hammond, Lake County, 30 September 1912 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Monday, Sept. PA 191 2.

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Professional

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EAST CHICAGO The literary department of the East Chicaso Woman's e-lnb will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 - 3 o'clock at the result :u- of Mrs. J. I . Kcnr-edy. 145th Mr-

The East Chicago chaptei R. -wli! rive! witli Mrs. I". 1 Miss Mary Stone of Raring urday at -:".(" p. m. This is the state con iit ; on of the

EAST CHICAGO

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Mrs. W. R. Diamond,

:P loea! chapter, who was U'd the ror. vent ion as del

l-last Chieao. will ho unable ::t ha- sent her report which 1 before the state organiza-

Your Goods on

Payment Plan .from MILLER, The Furniture Man A square deal to everybody.

:r.i Howard of South .ie on: r;,iiii'l a ompany :le girls on Saturday in olsne I-'rp;r,;i n. who left titer the Academy of Our

East Chicago Pantorium SNYDER JONES. Prop.

HOIKS' AMI UEXTS" CIEANINU,

PRESSING. DtlHMi AMI It EPA III I N Pressing Done While You Wait Goods Called lor and Delivered

I'p-to-Matc l-niSie' anil Gentn' Shoe Sh!ntn& Parlor 714 CHICAGO AVE. PHONE 34S-J

INDIANA HARBOR

Headquarters for SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES Phones 150 and 94 . Indiana Harbor, Ind.

WHITING

Interpreters SARIC

It HA I.

Translators & DUPES CO.

iJidy. in Washington Heights. Chicago. All of the litt g!r:s brought their dolls and the assortment which responded to the invitations was a varied one. Including everything from small baby dolls In infant clothes, to :i big doll al

most as :i.rge as the 1 brought it. This part a real diamond rine

lttl mother who Icular dollie wore the envy of all

the little pen;J pre passed the time in frames, and when It

eon there was grat dismay of the guests announced That were at the rake. The dism

to uproarious delisrht when It

covered

-'lit. The children the enjoyment of came to the lunch-

when one the mice ay turned

was d!s-

that the mice were of sugar,

neatly coated with chocolate. The par

ty lasted from 2 until 5 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jacobson of South Chicago spent vesterday with Mrs. CJ.

A. Johnson of Chicago avenue. Frank Keep returned last night from Toledo, o., where he has spent a couple of weeks. Mrs. John Floward of South Magoun avenue will be one of a theatre party at the Hammond theatre this afternoon, of which Mrs. R. 1 1. Price of Indiana avenue, Hammond, is the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. ABfi'.:s Johnson spent yesterday in Gary visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Freeman were guests at dinner last night of Mr. and Mrs. O. r. Hubbard, at the Alexandria hotel. Chicago. Miss Anne Swrezey spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Hazel Imaon, in Rensselaer, Ind. Section H of the Oongrcgp t ional Ia -dies' Aid society has changed the date of its meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday evening after prayer meeting. The meeting will take place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson. Mrs. Abe Ooodfriend has returned from Cincinnati, where she spent ten days with her husband, who is stationed In the Ohio city for the present. She reports a grand time.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Ottenhetmer went ! to Joliet, 111., on Saturday, Mr. Otten- ' heimer returning today and leaving I Mrs. ottenhelmer in the Illinois town j for a few days' visit. j East C'hicaa-o ramp.l3.07. Modern' Woodmen of America, held a speciat meerinft Saturday night for the purpose ; of initiating- some candidates. A few of whom could not attend regular meetitics this quarter, on account of helm? ; on the nivht shift at the rolling mills. Dr. flcil.ljhcrsfr. .lack Vomelow, Thru. ' M Keut-i, l -avid Roberts an, Willie Williams were made full fledged wood i-;--opp.-r and rr. Goldberger is prepnre, to giv-- advice on how to "saw wukI" and say nothing. Neighbor Reed bring absent 'he consul's station was flilerl by Adviser Hooper and Neighbor .1. E. Howard filled the post of adviser. FRanker Whittlefh, Clrk Ayres. Escort Cherry and Watchman Roberts were on the- job. and Neighbor G. M. Eisner acted as pact consul, by virtue of hi-ing a deputy head consul. Coffee and sandwiches were served until ev-

ervbody had enough, and altogether a very pleasant time was had. Thanks j ar- due Lake lodge. A. A. of T. S. & T. ! W. as they had the hall, and hurried; through their work in order that the -M. W. A. might nif'-t at 9 o'clock. An- ! other class adoption is promised in tile near future and will he looked forward to with gr at Interest, especially by i those who were in this rlass, as they can then sit and look on while the ten- ' dc.feet "saw wood." The Royal Neighbors of America will he'd the'r regular nice ing ramp, No. ; I'd!."'", in We'i'ind's hall tomorrow evening at 5 .clock. All mem hers that , have not paid H eir dues are earnestly 1 e p .est cd t o be prr-sc-nt, I Mrs. l,e-f-r. 422S lliunitn avenue, has opened a fir-eiass dresrnaking estab- ' Ii-'h,mej.t. Y'cr Datror.ag-e solicited. 2w

! A. B !

ELL

Leading Jeweler, Expert Watch

maker. CALUMET BUILDING

ESTATE. I.OS. ISI'IIAXCE

ASD HEVTIMi Strnmnblp flntl Itnllrnntl Tteketn to All

J'art.o of the orlrl Phone 4t'.. 344S Gutiirie Street. INDIANA HABOR INDIANA.

TELEPHONE IT.6 All Orders Promptlv rellvered STREET CAR STOPS AT The Harbor Confectionery P. GIANNINI.

HHOI.KSAIK A II ETA II. ICE CREAM

KIXE FRl'ITS 340S MICHIGAN AVENUE.

Bargains, Bargains, Bargains at the GARFIELD FURNITURE HOUSE 4738 Olcott Avenue

SURRA DECORATING CO Painters and Decorators

4715 Forsvth Ave. Tel 179

1TEL

THE ENTERPRISE HLKY 8- GALLE8, Props. Grocery and Market 760 INDIANA BOULEVARD

Phone Whiting 42 Robertsdale..

TAKE CARE OF YOUR FEET.

A box of our Foot Powder prevents your feet from .sweating? and keeps them in good health. Prepared and sold at M. STERNBERG'S 119TH AND SHORT.

TRY SNYDER

For Ciood Phot OBrajin of All Kinds. Alo Flashlight any lime anywhere. Picture Era ni Inc. I.nlnrglnK. Amateur

I'Flntlng and Ie vcloplntt. l.et our

priced. Open Sundnyn. J. H. SNYDER WHITING, INDIANA

Real Estate 3420 Michigan Avenue Phone 101

FOR GOOD LUMBER OR ANYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE AND BEST SOFT AND HARD COAL CALL ON THE Whiting Lumber & Coal Co. TELEPHONE 16S-M

HEGEWISCH

HEGEWISCH SAVINGS

BANK M. C. ZACH ARIAS & CO. Per Cent Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. Safe Deposit Boxes, $3.00 Per Year. Insurance.

HAMMOND

WHITING.

HEGEWISCH COAL AND TEAMING CO.,' Inc.

The Cold Weather Coal Com

pany of Ilegewisch

OTTO C. F. SEEHASE HARDWARE Corner Deodar and 133th Streets Phona 135 INDIANA HARBOR INDIANA

M. C. Wiley Phone

w. ir.

Chicago 12

Tatman

East

WILEY & TATMAN Architects

CALUMET EAST

BUILDING, CHICAGO.

Suite 120-221. INDIANA.

The Indiana Harbor Plumbing Company ' RICHARD EHRHARDT. PresldentSWITARV l'MMIUVG Gns Fitting. Iron and Tile Drainage BKEIt IM MPS COR. MICHIGAN AND BLOCK AVES. TELEPHONE 550-W.

S. HERSKOVITZ, M. D.

PUVSICIAN AM Sl'RCKOS EAST CHICAGO OFFICE. Chicago ar.d Melville Aves. Phone 81,

INDIANA HARBOR Auditorium Bldg.

OFFICE: Phone

139

Washington Lumber & Coal Co.

LUMBER, MILL WORK, BUILDING MATERIAL AND COAL 141 Street and I. H. Belt R. 11. Tel. 263 GIVE US A TRIAL

LEE F. CLARK 43G 119TH STREET NEWSPAPER DEALER Lake County Times and all Chicago Papers.

PURCHASE YOUR GROCERY SUP PLIES AT

The People's Cash Grocery

AND SAVE MONEY 4C2 119TH ST RE- ET

SMOKE

The Broadway 5c Cis:ar"

Manufactured by JAMES E. HENDERSON

Telephone 118-R WHITING INDIANA

A. A. KUSS Leading Grocer 13429 Ontario Avenue Phone 203

$5,000.00 REWARD ! Can you beat It? j It's a good thing. What is it? Get busy with Oscar! Absolutely fresh lake perch dinner, Hoc; Krog Lake perch dinner, 50c; Lake. Superior white fish dinner, 76c; black bass, 7ac: lobster dinner, 75c; frog legs, 75c; squab dinner, 50c; spring chicken. 75c; Ixng island duck, 75c; frog, fish and obickan dinner, $1.00;

Iake Superior white tlsh and chicken

linner, $1.00: frog leg and black bass,

$1.00; lobster and chicken, $1.00; fish and Long Island duck dinner, $1.00. OSCAR GOLDSMITH CAFE BUFFET

Indiana 1)1 vd. and 114th Street

Hammond, Ind. Phone WhtiluE 32

Accommodations for Private Parties.

650

FOR CHOICE MEATS AND POULTRY VISIT MAYER BROS. Hohman Street. Phone

680

WM. H. HOLT 13306 Ontario Avenue Ice Cream and Candies

C64

J. H. WIEDERGOTT Harness Maker REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO So. Hohman St Phono HAMMOND, INDIANA

120

Svrttchea and Puff Made of Combine Orpheum Beauty Pallors MISS A I, MA PATTERSON ORPHEUM THEATRE BUILDING 154 State Street Hammond. Ind. Hair Dressing, T0c: Hair Bobbing, 35c; Shampooing. 5V; Scalp Treatment, 7ric; Facial Massngo. 75c; Manicuring. 35c RESIDENT WORK

Chas. McCarthy of Qhto avenue ieft Saturday night for Jeff erson vllle, Ky., where he intends making his future home with his sister. Mrs. Tracy, his sister, who has been here for several wee ks helping Mr. McCarthy dispose of his household goods, left for l.er home in Jefferson viile with him. Abraham Migatz of 119th street will leave Oct. 6 for Indianapolis to resume his studies at the Indianapolis Stale School for Deaf and Dumb. Mrs. M. F. Manning, who has been here visiting her sister, Mrs. N E. Wilson of Oliver street, has returned to her home in Wood River, 111. Miss Elizabeth Gainer of Chicago spent the week end visiting her fa

ther and brother on Central avenue. Mrs. P. II. Murphy of Laporte avenue has as her house guest Mrs. A. E. Des Jardin of Bay city. Mich., who la a childhood friend of Mrs. Murphy's. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. K. church will have a rummage sale in the former Commercial hotel building, on Oct. 4 and Anyone wlshlrg to con tribute to the sale will find ladies at the building all day Thursday to receive them. Byron E. Montford. who has been visiting friends here, left for his home in Superior. Wis., on Saturday right. Mrs. Montford, who Is the guest of Mrs. N. E. Wilson of Oliver street, will remain here for several weeks. City Treasurer D. D. Griffith and wife are expected home tomorrow front New Lexington. O.. where they have been the guest of their daughter, Mrs.

for the past two weeks E. Ilayder and son have been a few days visiting her par. and Mrs. Behn, at Clark Sta-

GUSTAV KORTHAUS Dealers in GENERAL HARDWADE. FURNITURE, STOVES, RANGES, ETC. Livery, Private Ambulance. 13311-13 ONTARIO ST. Phone 211

HAVE YOUR

KODAK

FILMS PRINTS

DEVELOPED MADE AT

AND

192

Norris' Pharmacy East State St. Hammond,

Ind.

Subscribe for the

.99

Iff;

Do iiot forget we are headquarters for GAS, GASOLINE STOVES AND HOT PLATES . for the hot weather. SPURRIER BROS. 43S 119TH STREET.

Undertaker 4739 Forsyth Avenue, Telephones 27135

GEO. H. LEWIS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Fire Insurance OFFICES 210 Calumet Building 4S02 Alexander Avenue

The Street Cars Storj at SAM BEN ANTE'S Barber Shop A good place to get shaved white you wait 3404 MICHIGAN AVENUE

COLLECTIONS LOANS All Legal Matters Promptly Attended to JOSEPH G. VIVIAN

S.UITE Phone 134.

ATTOIINEY

AT LAW

PARKER RLDC5. 3417 Michigan Avenue

TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED

j Ordfn taken for antomonlle 1 lippllr- at lowest prleea. 1 Ulreentatlvea for K.aaen- " kay. Eliminate tire trouble. )! No tube or utra tire re- ! awlred. Try It on 30 days' H free trial. Call or write the

INDIANA AUTO TIEE REPAIR CO.

t or. Clark A 1 intli St. Phone 170-J. MHITIVti, INDIANA.

Buy for Kash Where , Kash Kounts

Plumbing, Gas Fitting aiid Sewerage Jobbing a Specialty THEODORE BERENS 13414 Ontario Avenue

RIPLEY'S ART STUDIO

Photos for Everybody I Enlargements Made fromj Old Pictures i

89 West State Street

Special For This Week Triple Extract White Rose Perfume, 25c ounce. A. C. KLUCKER Druggist

H. HELLERMAN LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FINE TAILORING 113 SIBLEY ST. PHONE 1414 HAMMOND, IND.

Whiting Cornice Works HEHMAX SCIiriTZE Fl"nfrE WOHK, COR MCE WORK, STEEL CKIUMi, TIN WORK, TAR HOOFING Stores Repaired Extimatea Fnrnlohed. Corner 119th Street and Sheridan Ave. Telephone 154-M. WHITING INDIANA

KLINE'S Regulation Bowling Alleys and Pocket Eilliard Parlor 13257 Erie Avenue

Pay Gas Bills without extra charge at A. N. NELSON'S Hardware Store 13433 Ontario A v. Phone 204

MAC TURNER Architect

50S Hammond Bldg. Tel. 324

Hammond, Indiana

Help to Keep the City Clean by Installing One of Our Sanitary Concrete Garbage Boxes Calumet Concrete Const. Co. Room 50S, Hammond Building Telephone 14S1 or 525

WeCater Restaurant 90 EAST STATE STREET Look for the Green Lunch sign. Entrees that are Rood. Steaks, chopB and short orders. Home-made baked goods for sale.

l-'reedle in Mr. Peturka's machine on a trip east, has been hertrd from, much to the relief of his friends, who are delighted to heard that thus far has not been lost as he was on the trip last year. The ore boat Leopold arrived this morning from Euperior with 10.009 tons of ore on hoard for the Inland Steel Co. The oil barge No. 91 of the Standard Oil fleet, in tow of the tug Security, learned this morning from Indiana Harbor laden with Sl.DOrt barrels of oil. A boy baby was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Fred ('.astti. Fred thinks that about week af er next he will be-

T'.-e indir.r.a made a run : u n; in i -sponsf troru (he (l.n o h. i; and i -is .'aof the l.nihlirg

A liar

B. ARB OP

r fire :i v to 1 1

in alarm turn

gin 1

p.'irtmcnt Aoilitori-

1 in i

training him to run idiar.a Harbor has - vcter. He won't tity-one years. ; . 1 1 r i the home o

I '.a I 11 ey "o- - .-

the machine, another demobe able to vote is he is a new ' Mr. and Mrs.

ond instead of paralleling the Monon to Lowell, thence to Hammond, there is some talk of its going to Dumott, Hebron and elsewhere and into Chicago. Will Tatman of East Chicago spent Sunday in Lowell. The Three Creeks Townships Progressive club had a big rally in Lowell Saturday night. A street parade took place at 7:.10, on Commercial avenue and Washington street, consisting of the band lady and gentlemen horsebuck riders, marchers on foot and automobiles. Red light was burned along the route. After the parade over 900 people gathered in Taylor theatre and listened to Hon. Jesse Wilson and Mr. Itelman of Hammond discuss politics. There was much enthusiasm.

Edward Hamon of blast Side Frldav evening. Peter P.ley returned home after a week's vacotion spent at Port Washington, Wis. John P.laul of Roberts avenue saw "The Garden of Allah" at the Auditorium in Chicago Saturday evening.

Sellers of 116th out again after a

d fb

:,r. I

i I-' i s ;i of Grapevine the light of rlay for t i morning. Kverybodv

street, who ie first time ioinB fine.

s! a til,

-t. ha,

lisbed.

LANSING.

u n t

a i id ay .- h

I :-. V f he. II Fr 1!H i r.'. r!i -M i .

his! i'.r, i

a t t : a- IK e. 111.

7 a: id S of the w i 1 1 give their c church.

I'turned Sat wh'-re sap ja

WANTED A h oils? wo rk. Hammon 1.

go 1

S I

iri for ) u ;n iier

go nera 1 avenue. ao-nt

MUNSTER. WANTED A good giri for housework. 1SS I'lummer Hammond.

general avenue, 30-l!t

Little Gwendolyn street is oble to be

week's illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Spiscak have moved from Reese avenue to the Kreurar cottage in Indiana boulevard.

GRIFFITH. Mrs. Oeorge Reed of Chicago is visiting at the hot.ie of Mrs. Caroline Dutton and oilier relatives for a few iliys Information gleaned from reliable sources says there will be two wed-

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i halian.-i llarhor she '.eland, for a visit, w Mrs. William Fox. will

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for America Lo 1 1 i s t a 1 1 i a .

Liere join

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A 1 her t left Sal 'inh where i hoy Mrs. Hal'n: for a . o.ip! Mrs. .1.,,;!

her daughtoi Joliet. 111., wl M r s. Enierv ! lady, ib-pa i t r S itu rda Miss i II. -ii

Height Dr. A. M rs.

-OOWSLL Anderson, wife anl baby y for Custer county. Neb., will V sit at tiie home of n, sisti r of Mrs Anderson.

l.ar.e ',f S. neeo. Neb., and r. Mrs. Harry Place v t)f Sio visi'e.i at the home of

Iragtr, s;s'er of the former I

1 f- u the la I ter's home

D.vvir went to Chicago

Saturday to visit her aunt. Mrs. pindlor. Thomas Pcwell went to South

DR. L. T. LOAR PHYSICIAN ami StlitHOV IHseasis .if inniiiii and Children a ,-.,ie-. i a i t y. Calls answered at all i . o 1 1 r:;:::v. MicmnAN avenfe ph 'N ;r. r.:,9-j INDIANA HARP.Olt INDIANA

Chicago Satunhiv- . fames, and family. Mrs. Ernest Lyn the home of her p davs, retnrne,! to

mett Saturday. John Hack & Son tract for four niiie; Rensselaer for tie

to visit her son. h, who visited at irei.-ts for several her borne in Wil-

nas f land a vonof grading near Norihein Indiana

i Traction company, the road that EuIgene 1'urtelie promoted. The company lias passed intt the hands of new men,

ROBF.RTSDALE

Mrs. James flabby of Harrison avenue was the guest of Hammond friends yestcialov. I Mr. and Mrs. '. H. Rueli and daugh-, ter. Helen, of Indiana boulevard attended the Orpheum theatre, in Hammond, iast evening. Miss Oohbe Hoi, hard of Roberts avenue pas a.ieptc.l a position as stenographer with ! he Ooluniet Mercantile Co. of I'lat Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Hitt of Icdiana boulevard will move t.uiay lo tin- llanchar cottage, in Atchison avenue. Mrs. p. Sillier of Roberts avenue vis

ited her dauchter. Mrs. Radloff of East Side, yesterday. Miss Edith Kimpton of Roberts ovenue spent the week end in Chicago Politics are certainly warming up in Rohertsdale when two of our leading business men stand on the street and argue so ions that chairs have to be brought out for them to sit down on. Little Ferena Shaider of Indiana boulevard is recovering nicely from her recent atatok of pleurisy.

Mrs. Cowan of Indiana

spent Saturday shopping

Herman Theiaseu uf.

Sl' "'

1.. )..

GETTING GKEY EH OLD MAN AND BALI) TOO. Looking twenty years older than you renliy are. Bern made the laughing stock of your friends and the butt of their jokes"Old Age Class" simply because grey hnirs are so closely associated with old age. It is very humiliating to be grey and bald when your afie doesn't justify either to be classed as a "Has Been" and set aside by your young friends es too old for them to be turned down possibly, in your application for that new position because a YOUNG-LOOKING MAN was WANTED. Get the best of the grey hairs don't let them get the best of you. USE HAY'S HAIR HEALTH

dinars in our town in the near future. Mrs. Ijfslie Bennett and children, who have been visiting here during the summer, left Saturday evening for their home in Tacoma. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Southwortii accompanied them as f ir as Chicago. Mrs. Ed. IJlodgett. lias returned from an extended visit with relatives and friends at Valparaiso. fiasketball has been adder to the playground equipment of the schools here. Other tings will 1. e added soon. The Griffith board of education is one of the most progressive in the state. They are always on the lookout for meanB of Improving the efficiency for the solo's Sunday evening Rev. Clemens preached his farewell sermon here. He will attend the conference the coming

week and expects to he assigned to some other pastorale. It is probable that the new minister who takes his place will be from the Moody Institute. ' Supt. F. E. Heighway and Photographer Hay word were here Friday and

look a picture of our school, which will be used in the annual which Supt. He'ghway Is soon to issue. From here he went to Ross. (l:-n Park and other place. Mrs. Lee Cimlfar.t and children will leave for an extended stay with her

night when Claude Hooker, 19 years old, single, of Washington, ended his life by taking carbolic acid. His lifeless body was found by his uncle tied to a tree from the ground. A bottle that had contained carbolic acid was found at the foot of the tree, where it had fallen. The body was still warm when discovered. I-cfore taking the poison. Hooker securely fastened himself to the trunk of the tree with bailing wire. in . in work ron snow. The Lawrence County Poultry Association at Bedford supported by the Merchants' Association, has made the preliminary arrangements for the holding of its anual meet and show in Ib-dford Jan. S to 11. There are sev-entv-four members in the local asso-

i elation and a number of valuable birds arc owned at Bedford. Entries may In- made by fanciers from any part of

the state. FINTI MOKE H1AN1) PIUS. Early yesterday morning the hotels

of John Hroncnberg, Cuy Bowker and I Fred Wagner at Versailles were raid-d J bv Marshal James Johnson, armed

with a search warrant for intoxicating liquors. It is reported that about two gallons ui whisky were found at llronnenberg's and about two barrels of whisky at Cray Bo-.vker's. and that nothing was found at Fred Wagner's.

i Williams, j Mrs. J. I spending j nnts, Mr.

! tion. , Clifford Moore of liporte avenue, who ; has been agent for the Indiana Harhor Belt line at Whiting, lias been i transferred" by the company to South i Chicago. 1 Miss Vida c,. Auit entertained a num- , her of friends at her home in Sheridan ! avenue on Friday. ) Dr. and Mrs. A. J. bailor of Oliver I street have returned home fiom Frank- ' lin. Pa., where they spent a week isil- ! v.y relatives. i Mrs. Arthur Vrrrn and daugh'er.

l loroiny. or Lanorts avenue -eft yesterday afternoon for a month's easteru trip. They will visit in several New York and Canadian cities. Mr. and Mrs. John Kamrai!' of Cleve-

land avenue nttedned a party at Sout.i I Chicago on Saturday evening. I Tiie Woman's Foreign Missionary so- ! ciety will not hold their regular month -i ly meeting this week as previously '; planned, but will instead take advantage of an invitation to a' tend a re1 ception to be given in the Y. M. C. A. j at Gary tomorrow afternoon. The ladies -will leave on the Fort Wayne at ! 1 : 15 p. m. ! Rev. G. Hartman Bright, pastor of : the M. E. church, preached his farewell ! sermon yesterday. Rev. Bright has been I pastor of the local M. E. church for tins past year. Tomorrow he will leave for

j Indianapolis to attend the general M. E. conference. i The value of hard coal may be estiI mated when it is known that Otto Baui er, proprietor of the Derby, nas a cigar (box full of the fuel stored away in his : new safe which he recently purchased. Mr. Bauer calls the coal his diamonds, i The members of the Epworth League pave a reception in the church parlors on Friday night in honor of their retir1 ing pastor. Rev. G. Hartman rP.ight, and I wif. A most pleasant time was en- ! joyed by all in attendance. ' The city officials are making ar- ' rangements to enlarge the city hall. An effort has been made to purchase part 1 of the Leatiierman lot. adjoining the city hail, and if this can be purchased at a satisfactory price, the land will he added to the present city hall lot. The city hall is at present too small, and as the talk of a new city ha.ll has died : down. It Is necessary to build an addi- . tion to the new building. Dr. and Mrs. G. 11. Iloskins and fam

ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey of Sheridan avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Starr Stowell went to Grant Park on Saturday to attend the funeral of Harry Dewey of Whiting. The deceased wr.s a brother of Mrs. Hoskins and Mr. Dewey. He. resided here at 4,17 Sheridan avenue, :. ml was employed in the railroad department of the Standard Oil Co. before being taken 111 with typhoid fever. While recuperating from a three months' illness. Mr. D"wey and familywere visiting with relatives at Grant Park. On Wednesday afternoon while out for a walk, Mr. Dewey was the victim of a paralytic stroke, to which he succumbed a few hours later. The deceased had become well known during his residence. in Whiting, and the sympathy of the community goes out to the reavej family, consisting of his wife, his little son, George, his mother, sister and two brothers, in their hour of trouble, as the news of his death came just as his wife and otter relatives were rejoicing over his near recovery

from his long illness. Mr. and Mrs. I,ew Williams of Cleveland avenue have adopted a 7-year-old daughter. The Tri Kappa Sorority i.tted a neat sum at the Royal theatre on Fridav night, the proceeds to be used for charity. The members of the sorority acted as ushers.

parents at Laketot called away from

Mr. C

i.a

fant being

nt position.

A1TI.1 Judge

boulevard

in Hammond.

Indiana vi oiled

$1.00 aad 50c t Dru4 Store or direct upon receipt of price and dealer's name. Send 10c for trial bottle. Pbilo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark. N. J.

Up and Down in INDIANA

; I HOP OF Z.MtO H VHKF.I.S. Edward Jackson of Newcastle.

who owns the big apple orchard near Seymour, is now busy gathering his crop. He will have about 2.000 barrels of Grimes's (luliUn, Roman Beauty and Ben Davis to market. His orchard is one of the largest in the state and is scientifically cared for by his brother. James G. Jackson. The entire crop

IN.IMMKS HEHl'LT FVTAI.I.Y. !of apples this year is first-class and

Arthur C. Hirneise, 1ft years old, j wiU hrinc top v-....,i, ih. jc,-ie r,Hr,,.ii died i there are now

in a Huntington hospital this morn

'l.SOO more lia

IvAlKJU.K & WOLF,

MIX AS CO.

Ing as the result of late last night. The under a freight train,

ing severed at the hip. loss of blood caused dea SI ini)H BW OMIMi The third suicide with in Daviess County w

n juries received young man fell his left leg In -The hsock and

h. F.PIIJEMIC. n a few weeks recorded last

prices. In this orchard t.-i" bearing trees ami v been planted.

THE PIPE SMOKEK LOST. W lien he eunnnt secure a package of FOR E X VXX Kentucky Ping Put Tobacco ' ounce of the Uncut for Sc. ticket In rifrr pnekaec for prerntM. ff llwt on another pnge. Mcllle S. Toll, to,

STABIIKO ni'KIXU QI'AnRFIi. Bryant Walk up, son of R. C. Walkup. former postmaster of Crawfords vllle, was seriously stabbed last night in a drunken quarrel with William Danforth. Young Walkup is said to

have been drinking with whan the quarrel started.

(led following the stabbing, rest is expected soon.

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but his nt

NEBRASKA SHAKEUP. Lincoln. Neb, Sept. The varsitj candidates, while scoring three touchdowns, were shown up it. Saturday's bout with the freshmen and the green forwards will require a l... of hard coaching in scrimmage if Nebraska it to make a bid for nrt"tt r .Missouii valley football championthiy.