Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 18, Hammond, Lake County, 31 May 1913 — Page 6

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We had so many calls for the big bargains we gave thepublic in Ice Boxes, Refrigerators and all classes of Furniture that we are forced to continue the sale for another ten days to accommodate those wishing to save dollars instead of pennies.. Remember, if you have an Ice Box or Refrigerator, we will take it in part exchange for a new one or on household.goods of any kind. Come right along, tell us your needs, we can please you. Come to the right place. Look for the clock in the center of sign.

Crown Point News

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

SHUCKS

Prom the Diary of Si. Lenc

ScJntlt mi thet men an' wmmo r revertin' back t th' style an' custom

ut our flrat aooatora, an' Hek Speoc skittishly remarks thet sum o' the wlramln'i dresses reamtl a fig leaf roost mightily. . HI Ball ses 'bout th' only thing- ha helped decorate yestlddy waa hla nos. Decoration day In Crown Point thla year was observed In a befitting manner, and the boy scouts, who were primarily responsible for the exercises) throua-hout the day covered themselves with glory. In spite ' of threatening weather In the morning; the crowds begen to come to the city and early in the day the cemeteries were well filled with people to decorate the graves of thir departed. - The regular march and procession to the cemetery commenced at 10 o'clock, the column forming on the public square. The parade was the biggest and best seen here In years, the lodges turning out especially well. The boy scouts mad a fine ap

pearance and were well ' drilled. Through their efforts the school children formed a long line of mardi and the two floats containing fifty or mora flower girl were a pretty spectacle In the long parade. The usual solemn memorial rites were observed by the G. A. R. members at th cemetery and the graves of the departed war heroes strewn with flowers. In the afternoon the crowd repaired to Central . Musla hall where appropriate exercises were held. Rev. McEensie delivered a fin address, touching on the many themes appropriate to the occasion. Time and space forbids giving the prrfgram In Its entirety, but it closed one of the most universally observed Memorial days ever held In the city. The boy scouts are -to be congratulated upon their untiring and well directed efforts to make the occasion a memorable one, ' and they have the thanks of the O. A. R. members and all those interested in a fitting observance of Decoration day as it should be.

It was a swat marathon at Brie park

a good one to watch for the fan that likes to see the old-fashioned game of run-getting and pill-banging, but to tit critical fan that wants his baseball dlshtd out scientifically the content was a frost. Crown Point Infield played a good frame, but the outfield was weak at critical times, which resulted In th ooona piling up their nine score. The soot board finally retntld a daodellon field gone to seed and any

one good at counting and with an extraordinary amount of patience figured It out tbat Crown Point had Just doubled th Ail Stars' score of nrn ran.

Mrs. Floyd FVyar and daughter Marjory, of Bast Chicago, are the guests of Miss Mayme Laws for a few days

this week.

Miss Grace Cole left on Decoration

day for Missouri, where she will spend

a two weeks' vacation with Mis Car

mine Bruce.

Mat Klein of Hammond was visiting

this week at the home of his niece.

Mrs. Margaret Helser.

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Pint Methodist KpUrofil Chorea, Illness of her mother, who has since

Clark street, near 119th street, Sunday services, June 1st. 1913. Pastor of the church. Rev. W. B. Warriner. Sunday school superintendent, Mr. B5. J. Evans. Sunday school at :45 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Sermon: "The Source and Life's Refreshment."

Epworth League at 6:30 Toplo: "The Cross of Jesus."

der, Bdward Evans. Bvenlng worship at 7:80 p. m. Theme: "Perverted Allegiance to Qod." Th church and pastor extend a cordial invitation to the public for all services.

German Evangelical Chare of WJtlng, Indiana boulevard, near 119th st, Sunday services, June 1st. 1913. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.

improved. Mrs. Harry Tllton and Mrs. Wilson

Lee were called to Chabanse, 111., Thursday by the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. Amanda Robins. Mrs. Robins has been falling for the past ten month, owing to her advanced age, 90 years. Miss Mamie Ballinger entertained a number of friends at her home in Ohio

p. m. j avenue on Thursday evening. The Lead- ! function was a linen shower given in honor of Miss Emma Schmid ad Chas.

Creasbaum, whose wedding takes place on June 8th. The public school held their, annual school exhibit yesterday, which was very rood, and was much appreciated by all who attended. The manual training, sewingt domestic science and art exhibit were especially interesting. Heat, when and where you want itGet a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas

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Preachlnr: "Wisdom Invlteth" Proverbs 9, 1-10) at 10:30 a. m. "Our Sinai" (Exodua 84, 1-10) at 7:10 p. m. Toung People's Alliance devotional at T p. m. "The Christian's Bible Study," led by Mrs. F. Fischrupp.

Ladles' Aid society at Mrs. C. Fuss1

Miss Mayme Hack of Chicago spent I residence. Front street, Wednesday.

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team was not up to their usual standard, nd with Pitcher Shutz on the bench with a lame arm, the visitors found it possible to carry away the honors.

DYER Frank Loehmer, a former Dyer man. but now at home In Colorado, sprung a pleasant surprise on his friends here by suddenly making himself visible after an absence of several years. Nevertheless Frank looks as well as usual, showing that the climate agrees with him. Paul Hazeldanz of Chicago Heights visited with Peter Ehrsam, Jr.. out here Decoration day.

' " ! Mesdames J. Hlllegonds and Zeiare spending a few days with relatives lange from Roseland and Messrs. A. here and In Hammond Jaeger and Henry Brink of Chicago

A number of our residences are being were the guests at- the home of Jack

Decoration day with Mr. and Mrs. Au

gust Hildebrandt on South street. Miss Marguerite " Bennett of Valparaiso 1 the guest of Mis 7a Weaver for several day. Mrs. Justice and daughter, of St. Louis. Mo., are spending this week at th home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Englert on Bast street. Howell V. Parry ha sold to Prank Leach th north fifty feet fronting on Court and North streets and alo on West and North streets this week, the consideration being In the neighborhood of Il.lM. Mr. Leach Intend to build a fin, modern dwelling oti th property thl summer, which will greatly, add to the appearance of that section of the city. Mis Oretchen Wheeler, Lola Farley and Alma Wilson were Chicago visitors yesterday. Many out-of-town people mad their annual pilgrimage to Crown Point yes

terday to decorate the graves of their

departed deed.

First of June tomorrow, which

means "muzzle your dog.

June 4th, at 1:30 p. social following.

Thursday, 4:30 p. m. catechetical

class; 7:30 p. m., Bible study.

Every Saturday 10 a. m., German

classes; S p. m., choir rehearsal.

Children's day on Sunday, June 2 2d,

Is under preparation.

Eugene G. Fueasl. pastor; BSC Indiana boulevard. " '2

Mr. and Mrs. ' Claude Gordon' and

daughter of Roseland. I1L. were the

guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkins on Wednesday. Mrs. Cora Engter of Sheridan avenue has been entertaining Miss Ora Chtlders of Valparaiso. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller accompanied by Miss Caroline. Herbert and Mr. Meyers motored to Crown Point on Wednesday. The Ladles' Aid society of the Congregational church held an all day session on Wednesday. Misses Mildred, Irene and Evelyn

First Me-tboalat Church, Charles H. Law, pastor. . Ice cream social at the church tonight. Ice cream ' and cake will be

served by the Ladles' Aid society. Ticktt v , rp I C .,nt. Pnm o witi vnnr

with general J frten(S8 nd have a ood tlm,

gnnday school meets at 9:45 a. m. Preaching service will be held at 11 a in. and 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:46 p. m. Regular business meeting of th La -die" Aid society will held Thursday at 2 p. m. Special baptismal service will be held Sunday morning, June 8th Candidates will be received into full membership in the church. Our church deserves your support. We want to be of service to you. . You will find a hearty welcome to all our services.

treated to a new coat of pain.

George Ross of South Chicago was in town yesterday. Mrs. A. Anderson of Chicago, visiting friends here. Harry and Howard Reed visited their parents here yesterday. It Is rumored that Mr. Paulson will re-open his coffee and butter store temporarily in Brody's building. JPlease telephone news items to Hegewisch 13.

Hlllgonds of this place Friday.

Bernard Overhage spent Friday with relatives out here. Decoration day was generally ob

served here yesterday, as the business places took their regular half holiday, J. L Keilman. William Zlesenhene, Jr.. H. C. Batter'man and Fitch brothers left for Indianapolis Thursday evening to attend the auto races there Decoration day. Tony Fagen was the happiest man in town yesterday as the stork hovered

around his home, presenting him with a bright little baby boy. The pupils of the Dyer public schools held their annual picnic Friday afternoon. A number of the patrons Joined the pupils In their good time, makng the day a happy one for all.

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GRIFFITH. Mrs. P. C .Taggart visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Seidler of Dyer, yesterday. Mrs Z. E. Newcomb of Highlands was the guest of Mrs. L A. Southworth on Decoration day. Mr. and Mrs. George Reed of Chicago visited at the home of H. C. Dutton and other relatives yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Chicago are visiting at the home of Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jansen. Grand Trunk detectives have been

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a score of 16 to 10 in favor of the via- I MRS. SUMMERS, BOX H.

itlng team. Th playing of th home

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Reid in Gary on Thursday night, and ' iting Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson of Coron- i

attended the Violin and piano recital dolet avenue.

ROBERTSDALE. Mrs. Zlnn and son of Harrison ave

nue visited friends in Easti Chicago

yesterday afternoon In the game with put evening.

the Colored All Stars of Chicago and Mr. Clarke and family of Blue Ial-

the local team, and a volley of errora 1 and moved in the house recently va

on both sides figured as the principle ! cated by Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Aman, in features of. the game, with the locals - Roberts avenue, Thursday, getting a shade the better in the bin- J Mrs. William Kelley of Chicago vlsitgle line and the chocolate drops fea-led Mrs. Robert Atchison of Roberts turing In the errors. The -game was avenue Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Stelber and Mr. and

! Mrs. Wilkenlng of Crete, 111., attended

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I the funeral of Henry Reese Wednea- ; day. 1' Mr and Mrs. William Sellger of East Side visited their daughter, Mrs. Henry Bggers Wednesday.

I Mrfe. Conrad Ebert returned to LowI ell after a few days' visit with her 'daughter, Mrs. EJson Moore and fam

ily of Roberts avenue. Mrs. Sheperd and daughter of Hyde Park spent the early part of the week here visiting at the Land on home In Pearl street. Mrs. Jaoob Fane of Roberts avenue visited friends in Chicago Wednesday. Mrs. Lena Kroker still remains In a very serious condition at th home of her son in Harrison avenue. Theodore Horlbeck of Laporte, Ind., spending a few days here visiting his

sister, Mr. Lena Kroker. Mrs. Henry Ehlers of Roberts avenue waa the guest of Hammond friends Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Atchison and son Vernon, Mrs. R. Burcgarten and Mrs. Plats

returned home from Cleveland, O..

Wednesday, where they spent two weeks' visiting relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. John Murray of Rob

erts avenue spent Thursday in Chica

go the guests of the latter's sister,

Mrs. Cavanaugh.

Mrs. Fred Levereni of Harrison avenue entertained Mrs. Wilkes of East Side Wednesday. Mrs. E. Coughran of Chicago is visiting Mrs. Charles Eggers of, Lake street for a few days. Miss Amy J. Roberts was the guest of friends In Park Manor Thursday. Mrs. E. Simon and Mrs. Ferjrman of Pearl street were Hammond visitors Thursday.

given by Miss Blanche Blood of the Drake School of Music, Chicago, which waa held at Library hall, in Gary. The 'Royal Neighbor will meet at the hall on Sunday at 1 o'clock, to go to Hammond to decorat th graves. On Sunday, June 81 h, the W. W. of A.

and Royal Neighbors will have memorial services at th Congregational church. Undertaker C. A. Hellwig has returned home from Benton Harbor, Mich., where he has been taking treatment. The W. W. of A. will give a social and musical entertainment at their hall on June 3rd, to which all members of the and families and also Royal Neighbors and families are welcome.

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hell wig are en

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MUNSTER. L. Hubbell of Franeesville, Ind.. visited with his daughter, Nell Hubbell, Wednesday morning. Quite a number of Munsterites were

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