Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 221, Hammond, Lake County, 18 February 1913 — Page 6
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THE TIMES. Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1913.
Crown Point Mews
Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital
SHUCKS
Prom the Diary of Si. Lence
Elder Berry ses thet hand painted j plates are Koin' out o' style, but thet hand painted complexions er still in
vogue.
Mr. Clark Is a forcible and earnest speaker and his lecture was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
The monthly horse sale is on today and a fairs-sized crowd is in attend
ance, going: the January sale several
better in point of numbers. Good horses, however, are scarce and there are two buyers tor every animal on the
market.
Charity begins t' hum. Thet's why so menny babies' banks git busted.
The report of the death of Mrs. Wil-
j Ham Timm, formerly of this place but j now of Robertsdale, came as a shock to
her many friends In Crown Point, where she had become well known through her brief residence here. Mrs. Timm had been sick for some time past
and was obliged to gire up her duties at the Timm hotel, moving back to
The report that John Ludwig had sold his grocery business proved to be a myth, the business exchange being
one door to the east of Mr. Ludwig's . Robertsdale, where she died recently. tlace of business. Harr-v T). Swart z.
one of th ritv's moat noniilar druF. ! Measles have again broken out in
gists, and John Endress, head clerk In ! Crown Point, several cases being re the Scheddell nharmaev. have about Ported. For the protection of the pub
closed the deal whereby the Swartz ; lic health there should be no laxity
aDout uarannning inese cases as me
drug store will come into the posses
sion of Mr. Endress, he to take posses-
disease is said to be of no mild form
sion about the first of April, if the deal and vry Infectious
is consummated. Mr. Swart will leave j The funeral of Peter Schroeder Sr.
urown i-oim ior r reepon, m., wnere j occurred this afternoon at the Luther
he will enter into partnership with ! an church, a large crowd of the friends
John Crawford, purchasing the drug anj relatives gathering to pay their
business of his uncle, George Swarts. jasJt respects to the deceased. Mi
the stand being the leading pharmacy
In that city. While the deal has not been fully made regarding the transfer of the business here the negotiations have progressed far enough to warrant the report as being authentic. The lecture at Central Music hall last evening, given by Henry Clark, the noted lecturer and humorist, was all that the audience could wish for in an entertainment of that nature and the large crowd that gathered to hear Mr. Clark's "Play Ball" went home feeling that they had spent an entertaining and profitable evening. Mr. Clark likened the great American game of ball to the great game of life' and In parables, interspersed with many humorous stories and witticisms led his au
dience through the various stages of
the game of ball and life combined
from the time the umpire says "Play
ball" until the final score is reckoned
Schroeder's death takes away one of the community's oldest and most re
spected citizens. Miss Anna Manay enjoyably enter
tained a number of her young friends at a valentine party on Saturday at her
home on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hndley have returned from a visit with relatives
at Laporte. Ind.
Architect Beers of Chicago tran
sacted business here yesterday.
Mrs. John Dally of Chicago and Mrs
Harry Hayward of Hammond are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Hayward on Main street for a few days. Word from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sigler states that they have arrived at Los Angeles. Cal., and are enjoying the time spent there.
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WHITING AMD ENVIRONS
ROBERTSDALE.
j bert Schaffer of East Side were guests : at a 6 o'clock dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Blaul. Miss Mr and Mrs Herman Theissen of Ida Seibt and Miss Kate McGee of Chi- Inaiana boulevard Sunday.
cago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul of Roberts avenuo Sunday. ' Edson. the lKtle son of Mr. and Mrs. j
TVank Buehler of Roberts avenue, is quite sick at their home with bronchitis. Cecelia, Henry and Virgil Eggers spent Sunday in East Side visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Seliger. William Eggers has been conflned to his home in Indiana boulevajrd with
an attackjaAWkaK'A fasgtew days.
reLangohr of the Hammond Are
LOWELL
Mrs. Pat Daugherty, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Leslie Gregg, and other relatives and friends for a number of months, returned to her home in Hlbbing, Minn., Sunday even
ing. Her nephew. Will Robblns, ac-
comranied her as far as Chicago.
Fto Sprague who is taking a course
in butter making at Purdue, returned
to his studies Sunday evening.
Herman Jurs drove a young team of horses to Klmmet's lumber yard last
department visited his parents, Mr. and t evening to get a load of lumber. Her.
Mrs. Stephen Langohr of Indiana boul
evard, over Sunday. Mrs. Louisa Wesche of Chicago was the guest of r.er sister, Mrs. Bdward Hennessy, and family of Roberts avenue yesterday. Little Elizabeth Rhinesberger is able to be out again after being confined to her home several weeks with typhoid fev-r.
man sprang from the wagon, and the
colts, becoming scared, ran away, the
driver holding on to the lines was dragged across the railroad, back again
and down the road for several rods.
when he let loose, his face badly
bruised and bleeding. The team ran as far as Commercial avenue, where they collided with a telephone pole and were stopped. The neck yoke was broken, as
Mrs. William Kelley of Chicago was was the harness. After getting thipgs Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs.
the guest of Mrs. Robert Atchison or righted up Herman hitched up the team 1 Carl Gragg.
Roberes avenue the latter part of the to the wagon, drove it back to the j Mrs. John Latta of Shelby was In
week. . lumber yard, got his limber and drove 1 town Saturday.
Miss Bertha Tufte of Valparaiso vis- home.
useful presents. On departing at
midnight the guests voted Mr. and Mrs.
Hay-hurst delightful entertainers, and
expressed the wish that the honored ones might live to celebrate their diamond wedding. Mrs. Lewis Falk and Mrs, Frank Schmal went to Chicago last evening to visit the families of Forest Greisel and Joseph Tanner for a few days. Mrs. Ernest Livingston of Cook, who visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bernie Buckley, retunned home yesterday. Mrs. R. B. Wells and little child, who visited at the home of Schuyler Kenney for a couple of days, returned home yesterday. Tony Nomaion, William Dickinson and Christian Peterson were in Chicago on business yesterday.
Fred Einspahr and wife of Early, la., who have been visiting relatives and
friends in this community, left for
home yesterday. His brother, Peter
and wife, accompanied them as far as Chicago.
Miss Lulu Northrup of Hammond vis
ited her mother and brother John in
this place from Saturday to Sunday afternoon. Miss Northrup has made good as a stenographer and typewriter and
holds a good responsible position at the Beta works in Hammond. Mrs. Clifford Edgerton returned Sat
urday evening from Hammond.
The Misses Teckle and Ida Koch and Fred Drexel of Chicago were guests at the home of George Hoevet Sunday. George Hoevet, one of Lowell's leading merchants, now sports a new 1911 model J6-horsepoWer Studebaker auto. He traded his 1912 Flanders, a practically new car. In on the deal with Lcary & Hall for the new one, which is a beauty. Miss Ella Comef ord of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of her mother, Mrs. William Buckley.
Linton Wood came down from the
city and spent Sunday with his par ents and brother, Harry.
Will Cox of Hammond spent Sunday
in this place.
Mrs. George Hettig has returned
home frora a -visit with her sister in
Chicago.
William Nichjols returned home from
the hospital in Chicago, where he went
on account of stomach trouble. He is
reeling better, but is still in poor
health.
Miss Olava Olsen of Chicago spent
Don't forget the Ladles' Aidsoclety
of the Christian church will serve a
Washington supper Saturday, Feb.
22nd. Tickets 25 cents. 18-2t
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilkinson and the former's father, T. N. Wilkinson, pent Sunday visiting at the home of
Henry Murphy and family at Gary.
The" Harper children all having recovered from scarlet fever, the quarantine was raised yesterday on their home. Call and see the Duntley vacuum carpet sweeper demonstrated. Mrs. John Keller, agent, 339 Sheridan avenue. It Mrs. Ward A. Miller, who has been visiting at the home of her brother, P.
H. Murphy of Laporte avenue, has returned to her home In Lima, O. John Larkin Murphy Is confined to his home by Illness and is under the care of Dr. Dooliftle, Misses Sylvia Swanson and Bertha Bradley and Harry Wilkinson of Chicago were Gary visitors on Sunday. Milton Collins is recovering rapidly from the scarlet fever, and Is able to be up and around the house again. Miss Xelle E. Wycoff of Gary Miss Lila Schoeneman of Iaporte avenue.
Doretta Wellette entertained twelve of her little friends at a birthday party
at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Felix McElroy, on Saturday afternoon. The party was given In honor of her 6th birthday anniversary. The Eastern Stars will have a practice meeting at 7:30 p. m. this evening, at which a loflflcers are requested to be present Clarene Walte is conflned to his home on Celveland ave. with an attack of the grip. Miss Mary Kalne of. Cleveland avenue, who has been so critically ill with scarlet fever, was much better yesterday. George Jlllliard. Jr., who Is in the Presbyterian hospital suffering with
Miss Cora and Lulu Ward Saturday j Mr. Bennle Watts of Glen Park spent ! evening and visited at home with her t Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! parents on Sunday in Munster. . ' ' H. W. Watts of Ross. ; ' ' j Miss Mary Herlitz went to Armour to j Frank , Weinand of Hammond i ll tattend a birthday dinner on Sunday, i spending the day with Mr. , and; Mrs.
i given in honor of Mrs. Louis Herlitz. j Weinand. typhoid fever, is recovering, his fever Mrs. John Kum and daughter of j now being normal. ; Hammond is visiting with her father, STIEGLITZ PARK '
.. .uu juio. ijiyKsy, wno nave uctu spending a few days here as the guests . Sa,ia Kooy and Miss Grace Baaker
of Mr. anr Mrs. Joseph Bernstein of visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
119th street, returned to their home In
Chicago yesterday. Joseph Bernstein was a Hammond visitor yesterday. C. C. Hoover returned yesterday from Goshen, where he accompanied hl family on Sturday. Mrs. Hoover and children will remain the guests of relatives for several months, and at the close of school Mr. Hoover will also go to Goshen, where they have purchased a farm which they will occupy themselves. Russell F. Smith left today for Laporte for treatment, and will return
on Friday. i
Mamie Bernstein is able to be around .
again, having recovered from her re cent illness.
Yungsma Sunday afternoon.
CLARK STATION.
Miss Ella Modrock of Whiting was visitor here Sunday. Mrs. Clements of Whiting f was. visitor here yesterday. Mrs. Nelson of South Chicago waa here on business yesterday. . ,. Miss Clara Schulta of Whiting waa
Now that the Fifth avenue cars are j in operation Clark Station is some-'
ter. The Gary-Hammond interurban, i Miss Margaret Modrock of Whltlnsf the Gary-Indiana Harbor Interurban j was a visitor here Sunday. and the South Shore line give our pat-1 Mrs. B. O'Connor was a South Der rons means of transportation between I ing visitor Sunday evening. all the Lake county cities and in con- Miss L. James is slowly, recovering nection with the Pennsylvania and ! from a few weeks' illness. Lake Shore railroads we have the best j Mrs. Joe Krans went to Whiting on
possible means of communication.
i William Osterman of Clark Station
t was a Black Oak visitor yesterday.
j Mrs. B. Brown and Mrs. E. Kocken i of Clark Station were out-of-town visi .o.,.
John Wylle and daughter, Mrs. Ed- j . and M ' Au-.uat Warn-r of
Clark Station were Gary visitors yesterday. Thomas Bender returned to Chicago
business yesterday.
ward Clark, have returned from Cleve
land, where they attended the funeral of the former's son-in-law, Mr. Taylor. Mrs. Patrick Mullaney, who has been very ill as the result of vaccination. Is improving now. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Hufton of Woodlawn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkins on Sunday
A child in the Spanler family at 419 Frd street is ill with the measles The X. O. T. M. will hold their regular meeting tomorrow night, at which memorial services will be conducted in honor of their deceased member. Mr. William Timm. Initiation of candidates will also be held. Mrs Thomas Moylan, Jr., who is ill with pneumonia, and her lltle daughter, who Is ill with scarlet fever are both Improving, the latter quite rapidly. Miss Vida Ault will entertain several friends at her home In Sheridan avenue tomorrow evening.
after spending the day on business j here. I Mrs. J. Rayder and son Harold of j Whiting spent the day with relatives
here. H. Keele, James Zame, Louis Rockes, John Lopaz and Martin Behn of South Chica-go spent the day with Clark Station friends. Otto Frick of South Chicago spent the day with friends and relatives here.
OUE DOSE WILL L1AKE YOU FORGET That You Ever Had Ston.sc! Trouble or Gall Stones.
uyi woman", rrosuai UfllDYfersH Stentach.Uve and Intestinal Trimble.
uasxriiis, inaigestMa.
Dyspepsia, Pressure, of Gas arreunsl tti Heart, Sour Stemaeh. Distress After Eating. Nervousness, DtasC .Fainting Saetla,
lcfc Helfcs, C .
lonniolttane Oatt
MUNSTER. Miss Geib spent the week end at her
death of John Spanier living near Ce- j dar Lake. Mr. Spanler is a brother of Nick and George Spanler of Dyer. !
John Scheldt of South Chicago and ! ho in Windsor Park, where she atFrank Scheldt of Black Oak were St, ; tended a valentine party Saturday John visitors Saturday. evening given by Miss Marguerite and Mr, Hegi, traveling salesman for E. i Hazel Geib.
Ammon & Co. of Chicago, visited his MlM Hubbell visited in Chicago with
customers here Saturday. j "r sister Saturday and Sunday.
Dr. William Houk of Crown Point Mra- 3- Yungsma invested in a fine
transacted business in town Sunday. ' nfw Singer sewing machine.
Dr. J. Blackstone of Crown Point and ' Miss Minnie Kaske of Chicago at-
Wllllam HUdebrandt were visitors here j tended the valentine party given by Monday. t M"MM-""M";!
Mr. and Mrs. William Koehle and
daughter Dorothy left for the south
Saturday morning, where they expect to spend a few months.
ited at the Soltwedel home in Harrison avenue over Sunday. . Mr. and Mr. E. A. Christensen of Indiana boulevard brought their little daughter Dorothy home from the St. Luke's hospital Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Gerke attended a birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bowers of East Side Sunday. Edward Schaaf of Indiana boulevard spent Sunday in Chicago, visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph Hannapel. Misses Gladys Turley and Ella Sutherland were the guests of Hammond friends Sunday evening.
Edward Klemm of Indiana boulevard attended the Gaiety theatre, in South Chicago, last evening. Dr. T. W. Kohr of Indiana boulevard transacted business In Hammond Monday. Bennie Hazlett of Reese avenue attended the Orpheum theatre, in Hammond, Sunday. V Mr. and Mrs. William Bahn and daughter. Freda, and Mr. and Mrs. Al-
The progressives of Eagle Creek township met at the home of Thomas Turner Friday night, 100 strong, and en.ioyed a most delightful time and partook of a sumptuous banquet. Be
fore departing for home the guests
swore allegiance to the bull moose. Oscar Dinwiddle, the county secretary, was present.
The fifteenth wedding anniversary of
r. and Mrs. John Hayhurst, prominent
West Creek township farmers, was cel
ebrated at their home Saturday evening. There were present over 100 in
vited guests- and a most delightful
time was enjoyed by all. Games of hunting hearts, guessing the number
of pints, piercing hearts, etc., were in
dulged in. Boxes of candy were awarded to the winners. Social chat also took up a portion of the time. The
parlors were decorated .with wedding bells and hearts. A lap supper, con
sisting, of various palatlable viands were served. The host and hostess were the recipients of many haivtfsome and
Mrs. Charles Castle and Earl Tates
spent Saturday at the home of Earl's
grandparents. John Sanger and wife, of Shelby.
Glen and Hosford Park. C. Weinand of Hammond spent Sunday with his brother. Math Weinand, and family of Olen park.
Misses Rosa Good key, Emma Pfaff and Lousla Pnedom of Hosford Park are Gary shoppers today. A. Malleene of Hobart waa a business visitor at Glen -Park. Thomas Adler and son Leonard called on relatives at Hammond for a short time yesterday. Miss Lizzie Gruber of Chicago Is
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The above aflmenta am
mainly caused by th
cKHrging ax the Inteatinul tract with Rmeoid and catarrhal accretion, bscking pp poisonous fluids into the stomach, mat otherwise deranciDC the digestive system.
Ifayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Is the Bast and meat widely known Remedy for these ailments and should quickly relieve and ears the mestehrsol eases. Pot it to a teat. One dose will prove Ha great curative power. It acts hke maaie ta the) moat chronic case of Stomach, liver ana Intestinal ailments. Appendicitis and symptoms ot Gall Stones. Thousands of safTsrers are hignh? raisins: the remedy and are recommending it t
spending a few days with Math Wein- j others tdt restoring them to perfect health, and and familv Do not permit a dangeroOa operation fo and ana Jtamuy. j thtMm aUment until jrou hav. at but tried A. F; Carlson of Tolleson was seen , TOe o tni. Remedy. Guaranteed by on our streets today. me to be absolutely barmiess, containing m hv Nlck Weinand and sister of Gary d&mAe' PU AcV spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. j Geo. H. Mats. Iff g. Chemiat. and Mrs. M. Weinand, 154-16 Whiting St, Chieage. Bfc Mrs. Jacob Hlney and daughter Lena I Harry's Drug Store, Citizens Nat. called on relatives at Griffith Saturday. ' Bank building. L. Harry Wela. -
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New Discovery Eases Stiff, Sore, Swollen Joints and
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HOBART. Sela Smith transacted business
Chicago yesterday.
Tbe Mesdames Cook and Goldman
visited at Gary yesterday.
Dr. Dwight Mackey is examining the
children of the public school this week.
The Modern Priscllla club will meet
this Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Freeburg.
Rev. Seward of South Chicago will
lecture at the Catholic church this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaska, who have
been visiting with friends and rela
tives in Chicago for the past week.
returned home on Saturday.
The auction sale which was held at
the Hobart House livery barn on Sat
urday was largely attended.
Andy Wall, who works at Laporte
was home over Sunday, visiting with
his parents.
Mrs. Haggerty went to Gary yester
day to visit with her husband, who Is
very ill, he having undergone an oper
atlon at the Gary General hospital on
Friday.
The Unitarian Ladies' Aid society
will meet on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. George .Pedersen.
A motion picture show given by the
Central Theatre association of Chlca
go opened at Stratton's Opera House
last evening.
DYER. John Stech. who has been ailing for a long time, was removed from his home here Sunday and taken to the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Husack. at Chicago. George Litesy of St John has taken
Lthe place of Joseph Fisner as butter-
maker here for some time, as Mr. Fisher Is nursing a broken bone In his forearm. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peschel visited with relatives at Chicago over Sunday. Mrs. Clara Boestn of Merrlllvllle spent several days at the home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Keilman, at this place. Jacob HofTman of Chicago spent Sunday out here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher and children left Saturday for an extended visit with relatives in Wisconsin. Quite a number from here went to Merrlllvllle Monday to attend the pubsale at the home of John Berens. Sunday afternoon the news arrived here that John Spanier, formerly of
this place, iut of late residing near
Cedar Lake was kicked by a horse Sat
urday morniflg, the effects of which proved fatal, as he died shortly after
12 m. Sunday. The f aneral will be held
on Wednesday.
Jo matter how badly you suffer, how chronic your case may be, or what has failed to cure you, your pains will leave, your aches vanish and the torturous, killing backache or rheumatism will bother you no more. . This is what Croxone, the new scientific discovery, does for sufferers of such troubles. It cures these diseases because it reaches the cause and re
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the blood all the waste matter and poisons that lodge In the Joints and muscles to scratch and irritate and cause rheumatism. It soothes and heals the delicate linings of the blad-
ST JOHN.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerlach and
family left for Chicago Heights Sat
urday evening, where they will attend
the funeral of Mrs. Gerlach's father.
Mrs. Peter Schmidt of Chicago visit
ed with relatives here Sunday.
Matilda Neudorf of Turkey Creek
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Math
Schumacher.
Barbara Spanler of Chicago spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. B. Span
ler, here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stoltz and daughter Mabel from Merrlllvllle visited with
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If you suffer with backache have pains in the neck or sides nervous or dizzy spells -a few doses of Crox-
one . will relieve the congestion and you will be. surprised how quickly all
kidney, bladder and rheumatic trou
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Croxone is different from all other remedies. It is not like anything else
on earth ever used for the purpose. It I Mrs. Margaret Gerlaen Sunday.
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The W. C. O. F. court No. S64 held their monthly meeting here Sunday afternoon. Mary Stark spent Sunday at Lowell. Mr. Berg of Klaasville transacted business In town on Monday. Quite a number of friends and relatives attended the funeral of Daniel Scheldt at Dyer Saturday.
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Burlinerton, Iowa. "Lydia E. Pink-
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