Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 304, Hammond, Lake County, 12 June 1913 — Page 9
Thursday, Jimc 12, 1913
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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAK.K SUPERIOR CO CRT. ROOM 1. Judge Virgil S. Better, laforaaatlon. Jury- for criminal work was dl-
.Chargred this morninsr. Civil court cases
, win di inea next lor tne Balance or the term beginning next Monday. UKK 11TERIOK (Ol'RT, ROOM X Judge Lnwreare Becker, laforiaatlon. Settings for Friday. June 13: 10376 Puscar v Puscar. 10381 Stanton v Liptak. 10382 McKay v Judy. 3 03S6 Bond v Bond. 10387 TTnion Fdry Wks v Schumacher. 10391 Mudry v Mudry. 10392 Horner & Co v Alekisch. 30396 Hubotich v Hubotlch. .1039" Berowosky v Burkowiski. 10400 Stanea v Stanea. 10401 Hecht v Hecht. 10406 Alcorn v Alcorn. 10410 Linton v Linton. 10411 Fike v Fike. 10418 Lello v Wacker & B Brg & M Co. 10422 Scherer v Schrclber. 10423 Kellman K Co v Kasktns et aL 10427 Kennedy v Kennedy. 10432 Page Faffe. 10433 retraitls v Manlove. Kos. 10181. 101S2. 10103. 10165, 10162, 10156. 10149. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM S. Judge Joaaaaea Kopelka. At Crow a Point, laformatloa. The assessment lien cases brought by Miller & Co. against various Oary parties are set for tomorrow. LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Jarf w. C. MeMaaaa. At Cnn Pol at. IaforaiatloB. Special and juvenile matters tomorrow. Court will take up criminal work next week.
Sues in Circuit Court. Mrs. Kmma Hauser of West. Pullman appears rs the plaintiff In a suit filed at Crown Point in which two East Chicago men are made the defendants, the woman claiming that her husband lost $2,400 last year in a poolroom. The suit was filed by the law firm of Moran & Dyer of Hammond, which represents the legal firm of Kruse & Peden of Cnlcag-o in the matter. The attorney for the defense entered an appearance in the circuit court at Crown Point last Monday, the case having been filed there.
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So fresh they crack with a snap. To look at them makes you hungry. So tender they melt in your !
mouth. NATiONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY,
NOTICE.
To all members of the Hammond Building: Trades Council and their families: ; ' You are cordially Invited to attend the first annual picnic of Martha lodge. No. 67, Switchmen's Union of North America, to be held Saturday, June 14, at Kindel's grove. A good time assured all who attend. 11-3 BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The day and evening sessions of tha
chool-have maintained their relative
nterest and strength for the entire
ear. On the whole, the year 1912 and 913, has measure dup strong and hope
ful, as compared with all that has pre
ceded it.
Following the commencement, the
the college will take only a eleven
ay recess, during1 which time, new lntallmentsi found necessary will be
made, and the college will undergo refitting.
LAW NIPS OFF JTHE MEDAL Members of the Hammond police department met in their monthly practice shoot on their new shooting grounds south of the river yesterday afternoon, and, although the high score did not equal that of Chief Austgen'a at the last shoot, the scores were as good on an average. Officer Robert Law, who has been hanging up exceptionally good scores in practice, captured the medal with 87 points out of a possible 100. Officer Homrieh came In second place with 80, while Chief Austgen took a big slump and second third honors. The scores were as follows: 87 Homrieh go Austgen 79 Rimbaeh; 75 Borchert $ Malo 37 Lute (0 Oordua . n Wallak j 62 Bunde , 27 Klnsele 49
WILL PLAY AT WHITING PARK Instead of disbanding for the balance of tha season as was planned the first part of the week, Hammond's baseball team will play at least one more game next Sunday afternoon, when they will do battle with a South Chicago aggregation at the former Whiting baseball park. Saylor Long, who put the Hammond team into the field, severed his connection with the team Monday and hereafter leh team will play for the gate receipts. Lack of support is the cause of the Hammond team losing Its popular manager and owner.
MOTOR BOAT CLUB
TO FIXSCHEDULE freeing a summer of good sport ahead
the Hammond Motor Boat club will arrange its schedule for the season this evening at a regular meeting. The opening date will be held the latter
part of June or early In July on a Sun
day. For this season the club is planning four races and four picnics. The pretty little clubhouse on the river and Calumet avenue has been gone over and redecorated and is more at
tractive than ever now to the members.
ILodge Assemblies
There was a meeting, of the Lady
Vikings last evening In the I. O. O. P,
Hall in East State street. Plans were made for the next meeting to be held in two weeks on Wednesday evening.
June 25th when a class of candidates
will be initiated.
Yesterday afternoon the members of
the William H. Calkins W. R. C. No,
248 met in the I. O. O. F. Hall In East
State street. Refreshments were served. Next Wednesday the members of
the W. R. C. and G. A. R. will picnic
at Lake Wahub, near Valparaiso, Ind.
Thy will leave Hammond at nine
o'clock.
Tomorrow afternoon the members of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. will meet
in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman
treet fo rtheir regular semi-monthly
meeting.
There will be a meeting of the Dor
cas Lodge of Rebekahs Saturday even
Ing In the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State
street. It will be the regular week
ly meeting and the usual program will
be followed.
Miss Elizabeth Demerling of Wood lawn will spend two weeks in Ham
mond with the Misses Amanda Knoth
and Jessie Rohde.
Fandrie 51 F. Hesterman 57 Strong 61 H. Hesterman ....23 Kckman 59 Majesk! 33 Stelow 27 Schaadt t 27 orlbeck 77
BUSINESS COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT
The seventh annual commencement
of the Chicago Business college takes In the M. E. church auditorium of
this city, Thursday, June 19th. 8 p. m.
The outgoing class of 79 is one-of the school's largest and best, both in
quality and number, and courses of
study pursued.
Already almost half the class are In
positions, and giving employers satisfactory service, and a number of oth
ers have positions awaiting them.
Certificates of tuition were issued
during the year to 254 candidates for a business education, 75 above the an
nual seven years' average.
During the month of March last, the
new method of stenotyp shorthand
was Installed In the school, and already
is proving a most satisfactory add!
tion to its courses of study.
When your friends learn that you trade at McQarry's they have added confidence in the Quality of the Gifts and they appreciate the fact that you know. Those are the kind you should select when remembering the
Bridal Couple or the Boy or Girl at Graduating time. Of all the gifts that carry deep sentiment and are treasured the Graduating Presents and the Wedding Gifts Hold First Place And with this point in view I have prepared to meet your desires by laying in an unusually well selected stock this season. Yours for the Best Quality and Right Prices JOHN E. McGARRY.
JUNE 26 IS
CLOSING DAY
A. G. Deaver. superintendent of the
West Hammond public schools, names
the day of closing as June 2, when
graduation exercises will take place In the assembly hall of the Wentworth school and grade exercises be given on the lawn of the Sibley street school. The Camp Fire Girls will conduct a ceremonial at the campus of the, Went
worth school to complete the graduation of te neighth graders. . Tke day will be the last of service fir five teachers who are leaving. Their places are already filled.
EAST CHICAGO. A Gas Range combines convenience
and economy. No. Ind. Gas & Elec Co.
On Friday evening, June 12th. the
Knights of Pythias of East Chicago will initiate four candidate in the rank of page, and two In the rank of esquire, and the meeting promises to be a very
interesting one. All Knights are urged
to be present.
The event of yesterday in social and
church circle was the flower festival given at the home of Mrs. Gwlym
Jones, Beacon street. About sixty at
tended and had a most enjoyable time.
Flowers were offered for sale, including roues, sweet peas and pansies, these last having been donated by Mrs. Murphy. The house was beautifully decorated, the living room being in pink with sweet peas as the floral features, while the dining room was In the various shades of yellow, the table centerpiece being of daisies. The hostess had the assistance of Mrs. John Hill Mrs. James Henry, Mrs. Ivar Jones, Mrs. J. r. Lewis, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. A. A Ross. James Lewis has resigned as manager of the East Chicago Transfer and Express Co. and has purchased the automobile garage from that concern. He will continue to operate the auto business at the present stand, the East Chicago garage and sales rooms, in Forsythe avenue. George Clapper has been selected to succeed Mf. Lewis as manager of the transfer company. Mr. Lewis, hawever, still retains his interest in that concern. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Freeman entertained Chicago guests at dinner last night. The Rebekahs will have initiation of candidates tomorrow night and the Ha mm nod team will come to East Chicago to do the work. Five candidates will be initiated. All visiting brothers and sisters are invited to attend. There will be a meeting of the East Chicago Motorcycle club Thursday evening, June 12. Very important business will take place and arrangements are to be made for an endurance run. The club is doing very nicely along the lines of entertainment for its mem
bers, and intend! to continue along these lines
INDIANA HARBOR. WANTED Room and board In Indiana Harbor by young married couple; state terms. Address W. A, Barclay, 322 South LaSalle street, Chicago. 111. 2 At the Gem theatre tonight a powerful t reel Eclair feature "Mathelde" will be shown, also a good comedy. Admission 5 cents. Miss Mary Peters returned to La-
porte yesterday after a two weeks' vis-
mm ucr Bisirr, .airs, trea saiuskl or Grapevine street. Captain Matthews of the Leopold and
Captain Clark of the Joseph Block vis- I tted J. P.! Bedford of Elm street while !
their boats were In the Harbor Sunday. Mr. Bedford returned with the gentlemen to the Leopold, where they all had dinner together. Mrs. Paul Battle of Block avenue en
tertained the Unique club at her home last evening. Those present besides the hostess were Mesdames Michael Walsh, Joe Doppler, J. p. Bedford, Garrett Fagln. M. Beard, Frank Woehler and August Riffle. Mrs. Walsh was the winner of the first prize. Mrs. Beard took second, while the hostess won the booby prize. Julius Doppler, who some time ago swallowed a fishbone and was operated on for the removal of the obstruction at the Henrotin Memorial hospital, Chicago, returned from a second operation necessitated by the formation of an abscess in his chest, the abscess being the result of the Irritation caused
by the fishbone. Although having had quite a hard time of it for several weeks," Mr. Doppler is now apparently on the high road to recovery. Fred PWers, formerly of Indiana Harbor, but now township assessor at' Laporte, was in the Harbor yesterday visiting relatives.
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