Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 113, Hammond, Lake County, 9 October 1912 — Page 6

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Crown Point Mew;

Happenings of a D3y In Lake County's Lively Capital j

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Al Tawn, one uv our foremost "per;iv,;s!vps," purty near trot burned up in bed at h' tiro f his hum et 11:30 ... in iV'lhcr ni'-rnin'. Honesty Is th' hsl politics durin' this e.impain. or entiy other. The Crown I'nlnt Kleetrle company has askcii the county for a framhise to run a ilno of service wires to the county farm in order to supply that institution wtth electricity. The new company is showing; creat activity in Invadine the local field and If Riven the ras plant franchise recently prayed for from the city of frown will have the practical monopoly on the heating and lisrhtinu: commodities in Crown Point and vicinity. It is understood that the Kas franchise will he thoroughly investigated' before the city

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Misses Ileal and Martraret Krinbill. I. oia Farley 1 wetviol ine 1'arry and Ida W iner . Minded a d.mclns party at II. iry last i-v, ninff. Mr. and Mrs Henri Hfiser and son. V'ortan. hue returned to Hammond atier a pleasant visit at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. John H.isir of this place. Mr. and Mis. F.d wa rd SI filer have return, d from South Bend, where they

spent the week-end with relatives. Miss i Iv.end'dino Parry is the jruest of Miss Mildred Norton of Gary for a few days this week. Mr. and M K. B. Pattee will move to their new home on 'T..:n street, recently purchased from J. J. Bennett, rinht after election. Miss Mayme Laws has accepted a position with the Crown Point Kiotrle company as bookkeeper for the concern. Miss Paulino Pauerman delightfully entertained n party of friends at her home on Clark street last evening in honor of Mis Josephine Wheeler.

MUNSTER. Miss Marguerite Ge.ib spent the week-end at her homo in Windsor Park. Mrs. Vlerk has gone to Iowa on a visit with relatives. Miss Laura Nemcomb. of Saxony, called on friends here Sunday evening. Pat Rellly. of Ham. the truant officer was here Monday visiting; the public and parochial schools. Miss Emma Rnmpie. of Ham, visited with Minnie Kutzbach Sunday. The men at the May wood brick yard are still out on a strike. The registration of the voters of Munster has been very !ltht, only 113 heinn? registered in the three days which is about 30 short of last fall's town lection. Interest In politics seems to be lacking: this fall.

Unveil visitor yesterday. Rev. Johnston has been transferred to Indiana Harbor and Rev. Bright, of WhltirK, will tiil the Methodist church pulpit here. Frank Holmes, Claude Nicholson and FrFed Huff and wife, of Shelby, will leave today for Decatur, Tenn., go'.ni! overland in wagons, where they expect to spend tiie winter on the banks of the Tennessee river in the Cumberland mountains. Airs. Holms will Join them there.

JLOWEKU Mrs Edna Roush and children, who have been visiting at the home of her parents, Ben Layborn and wifo, left foi their home in Sheridan. Wyo., yesterday. Frank Grimes and daughter, Mrs. Jo seph Comefor.l and her three children, lately of Kankakee, who visited a week at the home of Mr. Comeford's mother, Mrs. William Buckley, left yesterday for the Red River valley. North Da. kota to join Mr. Comeford where the will make (heir future home. The vote in Cedar Creek township as shown by the last registration Is 645, a small increase over the votes cast in the lats election. There were . fw that faild to resrolster. mostly Democrats. Mrs. Samuel Rose, o fCreston. -was a

STIE GLITZ PARK. Mrs. Ablertson shopped In Hammond

yesterday. Mrs. GaunaskI went to Whiting on business yesterday. Mr. Good, of Chicago, transacted business here Monday. Mrs. Danzer was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Mrs. Hammond went to Whiting on business yesterday. Mrs. Primbach. of Whitlr.gr, was a visitor here jesterday. Mrs. Kavanauch, of South Chicago, ,ras a visitor here Sunday. Myrtle. Evans shopped In Hamomnd Monday. Miss M. Modrock was a Whiting visitor yesterday. Mrs. Moidranski wont to Hammond on business yesterday. Master G. Siuku attended the Orpheum last evening.

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ROBERTSPALS. Mr. ajid Mrs. George Slack'' and Mr. and Mrs. Houlsw-orth, of Pearl street, attended the Orphcum Theater in Hammond Sunday. A veiy pretty christening took plae Sunday when thrs little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stross, of Ilarlrson avenue, was christened by the Rev. W. K. Wilhelm of the Kvangollcal Church !r the presence of a few delatives and friends. The little one was namd I'ear Adeline. .!lss Adeline I'verens and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stross acted as sponsors. After the ceremony the gucsst were itultc-1 to the dining room where, an elaborate dinner was served. Following the dinner the evning was spnt in games and music until a late, hour when the guests departed for their homes. John Ward, of the fire department, spent Sunday in Kensington. Til. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. F.miie Giersen. Mrs. John llier.vn and Mrs. 'ii!ia:n Bieisen visaed Fu gene Dexter at the St. argaret's hos-. pltal Sunday and report him doing as well as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F.girers and chil

dren ami Helen Buel! spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ch ristenseri entertained sight -seeing at (5-a.ry. Mr. and Mrs. Upton, of al Grange, in., at their home in Indiana boulevard Sunday.

Mrs. J. Fase, of Roberts. avenue, spent Monday shopping in Chicago. Mrs. S. Diekmeyer. of Valparaiso, was the guest of Kubertsdale, friends Sunday. Mrs. Henry Hamon and son, of Indiana boulevard, were the guests of relatives in Fast Side yesterday. The Ladies' Aid Society will hold their regular monthly busnesa meeting at the church tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. J. Nicholson and daughter, Violet, of Roberts avenue and Mrs. C. G. Buell, of Indiana boulevard were among the Chicago shoppers yesterday. Messrs. Robert Atchison and William

Bahn spent Sunday at the former's farm in Crocker. Mrs. Williaj-n Grisdale of Roberts avenue is spending the week in Evanston, 111., the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Krata. Mr. and Mrs. Maker have moved from

the Tlmme cottage to the cottage In Indiana boulevard recently vacated ty Mr. and Mrs. HlttMessrs. James Nicholson and Stanley Nicholson spen the week-end at Vandahlia. Mich., visiting frienas. Merle Gardner of Roberts avenue, is suffering wth a very sore eye caused by gettng a small piece of ate 1 In it while at work at the American Maizee and Products Company. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Railer and Mrs. Charles Allen attended the Orpheum Theater In Hammond Sunday. Mr. Black of Blue 'aland visited Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Johnson of Indiana boulevard yeeterday.

Mrs. Abt and so-n, Paul, returned to

their home in Bt. Luts, Mo., after spend lng tho summer with her grand mother Mrs. Mary Hunter, of Indiana, boulevard.

Mrs. Richard Fetirmm, of Hajrrtsoo

avenue. Is confined to her home by Illness.

Mrs. J. Hunter of Harr.ond npent

Sunday hero vitrttingr her mother, Mrs. Dobbins, of Indiana boulevard.

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ited Robertsdala friends yesterday.

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mr. and Mrs. Hnry E. Flfleld and daughter, iss Marguerite Fifield, motored to Joliet on Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pallas, of Sheridan avenue, returned homo yesterda frot.i Hamilton, ('an., where they were tho guests of relatives. Miss HaHrriett Timm will enter'atn about twelve Whiting girls at a weekend party at her home lti Crown I'oint this week. Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman, of Ia Porte were the guests of Whiting relatives the latter being ;t sister of Mrs. John Sehaub and Gallus J. Under. -Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Card. Mr. and Mrs. Hallus J. Ba ier. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Smith and r. and Mrs. Henry 1 1. Beau blen motored to Cedar Lake on Sunday where they took dinner at Binjoii's Hole!. Several AVhiting Masons attended thw

meeting of Hammond Commandery N'o. 11 at Hammond on Monday night, when Lincoln Park Commandery conferred the Order of the Temple on Henry Bogardus, of Whiting. The many friends of David Purinton, of Clark street will be interested to learn of his marriage which took place at Battle Creek, Mich., on Sunday. Mr. Purlnton with his bride is expected to return to Whiting today. Mrs. FFiorerire Herman. of Huchanan, Mich., is here visiting her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. William Shinn,

of Cleveland avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Abraham attended the funeral of ther cousin. Julius Rosen baum at Wanatah, Ind., on Sunday. Herman Trowo, of Fisehrupp avenue, was able to return home yesterday from St. Bernards hospital in Chicago where he has been ill with typhoid

fever. Although not yet completely over the illness. Mr. Trowe Id well on

the road to recovery.

The Ladles' Aid Society of the M. E.

church will have an all day session tomorrow-. Business of importance Is to

be transacted.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Miles, of Porte avenue are contemplating a trip to

Washington. D. C. in about two weeks. Mr. and Airs. ;eorge O. Schaaf and niece. Miss Laura Trowo have returned homo from California. Mrs. Schaaf and Miss Trowe spent several months ther having visited numerous parts of California and also in New Mexico. Mr. Schaaf went there only about three weeks ago to accompany them on the! rterurn trip. James K. Trultt, of Oliver street, left for Cleveland. O., yesterday to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law who died Sunday.

Mrs. Trultt was called to Cleveland j t

last, week by the serious illness of the j deceased, who is tier sister's hushant. A most pleasant reception was given ; at the Christian Church on onday eve-; nlng, it being tho occasion of tiie welcoming of the new members of th church, twenty eight in number, to their fo:d. The new' pastor of t.hp church. Rev Elmer Lincoln, is a great favorite, with i his congregation and these new mem- j hers have all united during bis brief j connection with the church. On Monday evening an oyster sup- i

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GRIFFITH. John Both-well, of Rose, transacted

bupineas here yesterday.

M. R. Jones, of Chlcag-o Ileighta was

a business visitor here yesterday.

Frofessor O. Bteifel and Miss Eva

Dutton, of the Rose school, visited

the. schools here for a short time yes

terday morninir. They afterward went

to Dyer to visit the schools there.

Charles Barney, roal estate dealer of

Hobart, was here yesterday on business. He also spnt a short time with some

of his old friends.

Miss KUzabeth Wnitnev. assistant

county superintendent of schools vis

ited the school here for a short time

Monday afternoon.

According to the recent proclamation of Governor Marshall today has been designated ay Fire Prevention Day. Every one is urgod to study their own case for the prevention of firs and impress upon the youth of our stata means of preventing: and controlling-fires.

per was given for the new menibers at which the old members and their families participated. Rev. Claud Hill, of Valparaiso, president of the Stst Christian Endeavor, was present and gave a very pleasins. address. Rv, Lincoln also addressed the assemblage. The Whiting Fortnightly club held their repular meeting in the public library assembly room on Monday nfrht. Tills was tha first study meeting: ot the year. The attendance was largo and the papers being very good, much enthusiasm was shown. The club is taking up the study of Kfrypt. The papers on Monday night were "May Talk," by Miss Caroline M. Keife and "Society and Literature of EKJ-pt.' by Mrs. F. M. Webster.

The regular meeting of the city council was to have been held on Monday night, but owing to a quorum not be. ing present, no meeting could be held.

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Dr. Eearnfst Leeson. of Sharon, Wis.,

is visiting his sister. Mrs. O. a. Wilder

of this plai-e. The sanatorium closed for the season last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle returning to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. G-eorge Kline, of the Diana Club were In town shopping Toes day. Mrs. C C. Baker and Miss Goldle Moore autoed to Rensselaer Sunday in tho Otis machine. Jay Weaver Is laying a new walk in front of la Rue's store. Mrs. O. O. Wilder spent Sunday wtth M1s Clara Boyle, west of town.

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BUHNHAM. W. C. Neel. of T'ullman avenue, was an outof-town goer on Monday. Mario Sprur.ce was a Hammond visitor yesterday afternoon. Mra. Engstrum. of Hellgewlsch, spent Monday here, visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. Martin. Samuel Burnham, of Center avtnve, transacted business in Chicago on Monday. Mrs. R. Rau, of Center avenue, was an out-of-town goer yesterday. Mrs. D. Frank, of Park avenue, spent Monday afternoon in Ilegewisch.

HOBART. Many from out of town are expected to attend the dance this evening at Plratton's hall given by the R. B. W. club. Mrs. ir. Halstead was a Chicago visitor yesterday. The Thursday evening club have issued invitations for a reception anrl dance to be given at the Odd Fellows nal Ion Thursday evening. Mr. Charles Bhler. who was arrested yesterday in Chicago, where he is employed, for the murder of of his fel-

miw wMTKinfii n?it neen set Tree on a

plea of self-defense. Mr. Behler's family reside here. Mrs. Blanche Mellon is on the sick list.

MERRILLVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watters returned yesterday from AVhite Water, Wis,, where tbey visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams. Minnie Singleton, of Lowell, is visit

ing her ster. Mrs. Roy Goodrich. Mrs. Mary Mundell is at ill Creek vis

iting with the family of Hart undell. Misa Maud Darr.mon lias returned tt East Gary after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Demmon. Mrs. C. J. Samulson and Iss Carrie Schoiler. of Hobart, spent Tuesday with Miss May and Alice Mundell.

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Second game of the world's se-

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