Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 52, Hammond, Lake County, 25 January 1913 — Page 6
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January, 25. 1913. 1 J!J
Crown Point Mews
Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital
SHELBY. It snowed here Tuesday and rained on Wednesday evening1. The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church had grood success with
their bazaar and supper. The pro- German KvanKellMifhnri.hnfwn.lt.
cecds amounted to about $50. I ingr. Indiana boulevard, near 119th st.
WHITING AND ENVIRONS
s- 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Acker. I man. On her way her train "was tw
SHUCKS
From the Diary of Si. Lence
"Girl examiners wanted." Want ad In Th' Times. Should think they could grit plenty applicants fer the' Job round th' "four corners" in Hammond. Klder Berry sen he'd durned site rather see a feller hev a little 'religion six days o' th' week than hev It all ' Sundays. .........
... Fire from an overheated stove
started in the Maurice Miller grocery tore about 10:30 o'clock last evening,
but was discovered before any great damage was done. The ftre department quickly responded and had the blare
extinguished in a short time. . Damage from smoke resulted somewhat in the grocery stock on the first floor and In the offices of Ir. Laws on the .second floor of the building.
The funeral of Mrs. Metz was held at the M. E. church, conducted by the
I M. E. pastor, Mr. Downey. The interThe contracting firm of Courtright ment was in plum Grove cemetery, & Leach will soon be dissolved, and at - Wednesday. Jan. 22. least one of the gentlemen who con- j Charles Klmmet of Lowell was at ducted the business under the firm Shelby last Tuesday, looking after the name of the Crown Point Construction firm's interest. company will cjult contracting work ' The river is very high and the dykes for good. Mr. Courtright says that the needs watching. The Williams dykes work took too much of his time from which broke nearly a year ago Is, rents extensive law practice and that . paired again. hereafter he will devote all his ener--i John Klmmet is shipping corn from gies In that channel, having several j here. important cases at Knox. Ind. that de- j Sam Cross is back from Gary, where
mand his attention at present. he has been working. Home, Home,
Sweet Home, There Is No' Place Like
Home. If you want the cream of the news here and the surrounding towns subscribe for The Times. Barney Newland did a good job. so we are told, auctioneering at the ba-
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Advertised mail: Claude Fisher. E. L -Gratschall, R. H. Larabee, Frank Reed, John H. Ritzert. Terry Scheffleld, Mrs. Van T. Grover,. Mrs. Maggie Hill, Lizzie Lydall.
It is reported that Dr. Harry Uws
will soon leave Crown Toint to take a ! zaar the other evening
position in the Laporte hospital as chief surgeon, the position being an enviable one for so young a practitioner.
COLD EPIDEMIC ! I Will Refund Your Money if My Cold Remedy Fails to Cure.
Munyon
I know that njy Cold Remedy will relieve the head, nose, throat and lungs almost immediately, and prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Grippe and other alatafts Get a 25 cent bottle of these little pellets today and If you are not perfectly satisfied with reaults I will refund your noney. if vonr blood Is Impure, or If you are constipated, or if yon have Dyspepsia, or any lrrer or -stomach trouble, don't fall to use Monyon'a Paw-Paw The kelp- in curing a cold. n-MDNTOS., .
Mr. Metz has a very sick child. We sympathize with Mr. Metz in his troubles.
Roy Graves of Lowell was at Shelby
A big crowd of Gary basket ball , " ne -na
fans accompanied their team to Crown
Point last evening and assisted in their victory with the usual school rooting.
BTH2.NTIAM.
William Neel of Pullman avenue
transacted business In Chicago on
Seats for the Chicago university glee
club concert at Central Music hall this Thursday afternoon. evening have nearly all been taken and I John Cook of Harvey spent Thurs
a packed house will greet the college day here, visiting Mrs. George Mills of
boys on their second appearance here. Pullman avenue.
Oaklev Morton, a local student at the I Mrs. Robert Patton, Mrs. Fred Rau.
school. Is a member of the glee club Mrs. George Peterson, rs. Hittal, Mrs
and was Instrumental In securing the musical organization for an attraction in this city. The concert will be followed by a dance. Notice to property owners for the Main street paving Improvement have been sent out by the city treasurer and the amounts assessed vary from five dollars up to nearly seven hundred. John Wheeler is taxed the largest amount. $666 being what he will have to pay. while one assessment to O. .Rose for one foot of frontage amounts to $5.50. It's now up to paying the fiddler and verily It will make some of the property owners hump to meet some of the assessments.
Zeck. Mrs. John Hill and Mrs. B. . A. Cobb were Hammond shoppers on
Thursday. Mrs. Samuel Burnham of Center av
enue was an ut-of-town shopper on
Thursday.
Mrs. George Mills and Mrs. L. Sprunce
of Pullman avenue were out-of-town visitors yesterday. Mrs. Lonle Cobb of Hammond spent Thursday here visiting friends.
Sunday, Jan. 26: Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching: "Grace for Grace!'; (Luke
18, 34-35) at 10:30 a. m. "We Are
Stewards Only" (Luke 16. 1-17) at 7:30 1
p. m. " k i
Yor;g People's Alliance devotional i ,nr menar Wednesday evening. Art-
at 7 p. m.: "Missions at Home and " "UB,"B8 waB o'Po" i a very
Abroad," led by the castor.
Every Thursday, 4:30 p. m., catechet
guests of friends in Hammond Wednes
day.
Mr. Whitaker manual training - hours late In a Tenntssee town, which
fteacher of Hammond, visited the delay probably saved the lives of many
Franklin school Wednesday. passengers-owing to the fact that-the
The choir of the Evans-el leal church ' hisrh waters of the Thrmu u Hu hov-
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson of Orwell, j met at the home of Mrs. Richard Schaaf ing so weakened the railroad hrlda-a
O.. have moved to Whiting, and are llv- j of 115th street Wednesday evening. J that a freight train in atetmpting to
George Bader of the fire department cross crashed down " tire bridge and
visited friends in Chicago yesterday. , went with it into the waters below.
ing in the Hub flats. ,
Mrs. Theodore Abraham went to Plymouth, Ind., this morning on a short
business trip. The L. O. T. M. held a very interest-
ical class; 7:30 p. m., Bible study.
Every Saturday 10 a. m., G classes; 8 p. m., choir rehearsal.
Eugene G. Fuessle, pastor; 826 Indiana boulevard.
pleasant social time was held . Miss
Delia -Priest's committee entertained.
Several Interesting and amusing con-
Evrv Sat ii T-, , n i imu were neia in wnicn Mrs. wimam
- 'J in., luau .
.. , nue, mra. intsranam ana tieien Drown
received the prizes. Fruit salad, waf-
ers and coffee were served.
Coletta McFadden of Central avenue,
who is HI with scarlet fever, is get
ting along nicely. Mrs. Henry E. Beaubien and mother-
GRIFFITH. J. H. Blomstrom of Kankakee, 111.,
was a business visitor here today.
T. Vlant of Indianapolis was a pleas
ant caller here- yesterday.
J. W. Dutton expects to leave tomor
row morning for a few days' visit at
the home of his son, Clifford Dutton of PaPr balloons were sent up by Thos,
Mrs. Grant Hayden and Mrs. Bert Strickland were Hammond visitors yes terday. Pearl Corning, daughter of Ellerjr Corning, is seriously ill with pneumonia. During the Catholic picnic, given at
Cook, on the 4th of July, several big
Plymouth Cnnarregatlonal t hurra. Rev. F. M. Webster, pastor. B. S. Place, Sunday school superintendent. Sunday school at 1 0 a. m. Morning worship at a. m. Sermon theme: "Saving Faith." Evening worship at 7:30 p. m. Sermon theme: "He had Compassion on Him." You are cordially Invited to share
all the blessings of our church home
ry tne church and pastor. It will help
and encourage us if you will attend Sacred Heart church
the above services,
Whiting M. E. Chnreh. Rev. W. B. Warriner. A. M. "The Victory of Vision and Vitality." P. M. "The Self Hurt of Sin."
Ind.,
It is reported that Will Laws will aaraln ens-ace in the manufacture of
pop and soft drinks in Crown Point ! day and Friday
and contemplates re-entering his oldr
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HIGHLANDS. Mrs. De Tounge of Beatrice,
is visiting relatives out here. Mrs. J. Decker and son of Lansing, 111., were visiting out here Thursday. The Highlands public school had their bi-monthly examinations Thurs-
trade and business In the spring.
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Mrs. Al. Hultgren of 119th street is able to be out again after an Illness with typhoid fever.
Mr. Schroeder is very 111 at the home of Thomas Hollett on Oliver street, he suffering with erysipelas. The Daughters-of Liberty will hold
their regular meeting this evening, at which initiation of members will be held and refreshments, served.
Mrs. John C. Hall of Oliver street has
gone to Illinois to spend a few weeks
visiting her mother.
The South Bend htgh school basketball team will play the Whiting high
school at the local high school gymna
sium this evening. A large crowd Is expected to attend the game, as it is
to be one of the most exciting of the
season.
The Woodmen and the Royal Neigh
bors will have Joint Installation of of
ficers on next Tuesday night.
Miss Myrtle Ingraham has returned
home from Joliet. 111., where she vis
ited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tatro. . , .
Mrs. J. C. Brett and granddaughter.
Martha Walker of Ohio avenue have gone to Wood Rlver-xIll., where they will spend six weeks visiting her son Fred Brett, and family.
The little son of Mr. an4 Mrs. Joseph Kelly of Davidson place Is ill with
bronchial pneumonia.
m-iaw. Mrs. Henry Fisher, saw
"Bought and Paid For," in Chicago,
yesterday afternoon. .
The funeral of Josephine Kelly of
Laporte avenue, who died on Thursday! Griffith ditch
noon, rouowmg a snort Illness with
searlet fever, was held yesterday, th
funeral being a private one. Short
cervices were preached at the family
home by Rev. John B. Berg of the
preceding the
DeMott
The automobile wreckage, which was
the result of a collision between a Grand Trunk freight and the Hersch auto bakery wagon on Junction avetvue crossing was cleared up yesterday.. Two teams were required to cart away
the remains.
Mrs. SL A. Lightfoot is entertaining
her mother and her aunt from Hebron
for a tv9f days.
Notices are out for the nroDosed
which will consist of
dredging "part of Turkey Creek with several laterals.
removal of the remains from.the home
to the last resting place In St. Joseph's
cemetery, In Hammond. Yesterday morning, however, solemn requiem
high mass was held a ehe Sacred Heart
church in honor of the deceased. Jo
sephlne Kelly was born In Whiting, in
LOWELL.
Miss Clora Pattee returned yesterday
from a Visit with relatives and frlenda
In Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Fitch and Mrs. Goft of
Shelby 4-ere Lowell visitor yesterday.
Howaijd Slocomb and wife were in
the city yesterday.
The interior of Hoevet's store has
Arnott of this place attached to which was a card offering ft reward of $1 to the person finding the card and return., ing same to Mr. Arnott. Testerday Mr, Arnott received a letter - from John Strumer of Dyer inclosing the card. "He found It In his woods, one mile west of Scherervllle, while chopping wood. The balloon had traveled seven miles. ' Mr. Arnott sent Mr. Sturmer a check for $1, the amount of the reward offered! and was pleased to know how far his pa per balloon had traveled. -
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July. 1900, and Is the eldest child' of been tTtnM painted, the color used
Deing jnaian ivory, which makes the
room much lighter and adds greatly
to the appearance, of the place.
Mrs. Fired Gordn has returned from
a visit xHth relatives In nglewood.
Mrs. a. S. Brandon of Mobile, Ala.,
arrived IFrlday morning to visit her
ir. ana Mrs. . j. Keny. she was a I
j student at the Sacred Heart school, be- ' ing a member of the eighth grade. Her
Sudden death as the result of this
dreadful disease Is a .sad blow to the
family, and also to her schoolmates,
and other hosts of friends. In their sad bereavement Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and children have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Miss Marie Reynolds has returned from Michigan after an extended visit
with her mother.
Mr., and Mrs.; Marks and son of De
troit are here visiting the former's sis
ter, Mrs. Max Stieglltz, and family of
119th street.
Steve Hemester Is suffering .with two
frozen fingers.
i-ioren lorenz oi Berry Lake had a
carbuncle removed from his shoulder
yesterday,
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Elliott Aman and Edward Wonna-
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The members of the Franklin club held a banquet in the school building Thursday evening. - A most pleasant time Is reported by those present. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blnhammer and daughter of Harrison avenue were the
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wetzberger of
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