Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 12, Hammond, Lake County, 1 July 1913 — Page 2

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COMING EVENTS . Mr. Martin Kindling lll entertain te mrmhrrw of the Pleauitr Club at krr km In Morton Court Wrdnradar aftrmooa. Cards will be a feature of the afternoon. The young- women of the IV. N. Embroidery Club will meet with the Mle Fedder nt their home in Kaat State at. Tueaday evening. It will be n thimble party and the -ueata will devote the evening to their needle work. There will be a meeting of the Dr. bora a Society AVedneaday. The memhera will meet in the parlor of the Klrat ChrUtlan church In Calumet avenue for an all day aeaalon. The committee of which Mra. I,aPler la chairman will have charge of the meeting:. They will have home bakery for aale. Thurailay afternoon the members of the H. A. K. elub will be entertained by Mrs. Norman trouae at her home In Clinton atreet. Mrs. Stroui will be h on ten a at a thimble party. Pedro will be played by the members of Sewing Circle .o. 2 of St. Mar. Caret Hospital who have been invited to meet with Mrs. Krleweln at her nome in Payette street Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Henrietta Huber will be hostess the members of the Sunshine elub nt her home In Truman avenue Thursday afternoon of this week. At her home In Truman avenue Mrs. J. J. Rahen will entertain the members of the Acme Social club Thursday afternoon. Cards wUl be the feature of the entertainment during- the meeting. A BRIDGE PARTY. A delightful afternoon will be spent by members of the "VVomens Auxiliary to the University club -who will meet this afternoon in the University Club rooms in the Citizens German National Bank building- to play cards. Bridge whist will be played during the afTT ioe

Pure Food Grocery These Prices for Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, July 2, 3 and 5.

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PLEASE NOTICE! During the hot weather season we can not guarantee to deliver Butter and Lard in first class condition. Deliveries will he made only at customer's risk. . For Cigar and Candy Specials for these three days see ad on opposite page. THREE DAYS' SPECIAL SALE OF -TINES AND

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Wallsteiner Rhine Wine, in Germany, 75c value, now only bottled 39c Dallemand's Cream Rye and McBrayer's Whiskey, A full quart bottles VSC Choice California Port Wine, 7Bc

ternoon. The members were priviledged to incite guests to this meeting of the club. A TIIIMBI.E PARTI'. At her home in Truman avenue Mrs. Ward Kennedy will entertain the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery ciub at a thimble party this afternoon. The meeting this week will be held on Tuesday instead of Thursday, the regular meeting day. The members will devote the afternoon to their needle ! work. A POUCH PARTY. Mrs. John Agnew .ntertatned the members of the Embr, derv lnh v , charmingly at a porch party jester Ay anernoon at h.r home, 12 AVebb street. With the members of the club she entertained Mrs. G. L. Smiths house guest. Mrs. Russell of Boston, and Miss Ella Sharrer of Delphi. Jnd.. who is the gut at of Mrs. H. E. Sharrer. The afternoon was spent very delightfully I with needle work. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served at five o'clock. The meeting will be the last until fall when the members will meet io pian a new series of parties. A RECITAL. i Miss Kuth Stommel of Dyer and Miss Tearl Dufrain of the Teachers Certificate Class and Miss Gladys Younger are members of a class that ! will be graduated from the Hammond .-Musical college Wednesday evening, July 2nd. These young women will give the entire evening entertainment. The deciial will be one of the delightful musical events of the summer in Hammond. It is expected that the program will be heard by many Hammond and out of town people. IBACH-SOHL JVCPTIALS. A very beautiful wedding was solemnized yesterday at half after twelve o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph George Ibach. 140 North Pennsylvania street. Indianapolis, when their daughter. Miss Mary Ibach and Walter Wood Sohl. son of Mrs. Cynthia W. Sohl of Hammond were united In marriage. The ceremony was proStore Day July 4th. Snider's op Van Camp's Pork and Beans, 10c caii3, now. -iq 15c cans, now 12C Ip20c cans, now 10" Choice Red No. 1 tall cans. . . , Alaska Salmon, 15c Extra Fine Brick Cheese, per pound 17c Lion Brand XXXX Patent Flour l8-barrel sacks, QQq -barrel sacks, J gQ -barrel sacks, 2 55 Swiit'sK siwift'B Pr Ide Soap, Pride Laundry 10 bara for SOAP in .in ii i if i iiii r Swift's Pride the large Washing Powder, .16c package High Grade 10c Head Rice, Quality Japan 8c Food, 25c 21c Sardines, 10c per pound Uncle Sam Breakfast packages, each Choice, Domestic Oil S cans for, Royal Crown Kumme., or Gin. per bottle h oy -VOC Dr. Treiner's Bitter Wine, H6fke Vino, per a-ft bottIe OHC Finest California Apricot Brandv. 1.2o bottles now only. , 98c

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MISS BILLIE BURKE'S LATEST PET

Some famous person once said that the more he saw of men the better he liked dogs. Miss Billie Burke. Charles Frohman's charming young tar, doesn't go quite as far as that but she does like dogs. She used to carry about with her on tour two little Pomeranians. She got them Id Pittsburgh, and they were snow white Just after they had had a bath. Her latest pet 1 a toy terrier, with a pedigree considerably longer than she Is herself, that Miss Burke calls Lily Parradell after the name of the character she herself played in "The 'Mind the Paint' Girl" that is to say, that is the name the little dog was christened. Miss Burke usually calls her -Baby." She was a present to the actress from W. APlnkerton, the famoua detective. Mr. Pinkerton on making the presentation said that he thought any one as charming as Miss Burke ought to hare a protector.

nounced by the Rev. Joshua StansfieM In the presence of forty friends anl relatives. There were no attendants. Tha bridal music was rendered by Mrs. Wagner, soloist, and Mrs. Gilbert Clippingrer, a sister of the bride. Tho bride wore a beautiful white lingerie gown. The wedding breakfast was served after the ceremony. The tables were prettily appointed :n white and yellow. In the ceremony room there was & profusion of marguirites and palms and ferns. Mr. and Mrs. Sohl left Indianapolis last evening for a boat trip and are expected to arrive in Hammond Saturday. They will be at home in Hammond after September 15th. Mrs. Sohl formerly lived in Hammond and was very prominent in the younger social set. She was a member of the Inter Se Club. She is a graduate of the Hammond high school and also or Derauw university of Greencastle, Ind. She is the eldest daughter of Judge and Mrs. Ibach. Mr. Sohl Is the only son of Mrs. Cynthia W. Sohl of Mason street. He Is one of Hammond's well known young business men. After his high school course he attended Wabash college at Crawfordsville, Ind. He Is a member of the I'hl Delta Theta fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tree and children, Euirene and Leo of Walter street left Sunday evening for a visit with relatives and friends in the east. They will first visit in Ohio after which they will go to Pittsburgh and later to Altoona, West Virginia. They expect to be absent from Hamond about two months. Miss Ella Sharrer of relpl, Ind., is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Sherrer at their home in South Hohman street. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Burge of Merrlllville are spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Pierce at their home. 584 Michigan avenue. Mrs. Pierce will return home with them and spend the remainder of the week. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. O'Connell of South Hohman street will return today from a weeks visit with relatives in Hanna. Ind. They were guests at the home cf Mrs. O'Connell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells. ' Mr. and Mrs. O. C. E. Matthies and daughter, Gertrude and son, Roland of Sohl street have returned from a visit with relatives .in Madison. Wis. Miss Helen Solon, 49 MUenlch court has returned from a week's visit In Fort Wayne, Ind. ridge Assemblies A meeting of Triumph Council No. It D. of L. took place last evening In I. O. O. F. hall in East State street. There was a large attendance of the member ship and visitors from Golden Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. were present. The i names of several candidates for membership were balloted upon and another important feature of the meeting was" tise semi-annual election of officers. FlansVwere made to have the Installation of oiers at the next regular meeting in twoeeks on Monday evening, July 14th. ThV members remained after the business sessions to

enjoy a social hour. The following is

the list of newly elected officers: Councilor Mrs. Tracie Murray. Vice Councilor Mrs. Hattie Ray. Associate Councilor Mrs. Rae McCay Associate Vice Councilor Mrs. Lulu Cordua. Guide Mrs. GueBie Jackson. Inside Guard Mrs. Bertha Cordua Outside Guard Mrs. Smith.' Secretary Mrs. Lou Aldrich. Treasurer Mra. Nancy Davis. Pianist Miss Norma TrafTley. Trustee Mrs. Emma Wilson. An important meeting of the members of St. Joseph's Court No. 513 W. C. O. F. will be held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon, July 2nd in Long's Hall In East State street, rians will be discussed for an ice cream soc ial to be given In the near future. This eveninsr the members .of Onlflon i Cfiila f 11 V . ' . ' ' v vuuui . vj. x x'. ol i. win meet in the K. of P. hall in South Hohman street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. Following the lodge session the time will be spent socially. There will be a meeting of the mem bers of the Germania Lodge of Rebeckahs this evening in I. O. O. F. hall in East State street. A social hour will be enjoyed following the lodge session. A meeting of the members of th ;L. A. to the O. R. C. will be held this afternoon in the I. O. O. F. hall in East istate street. Several matters of Inter lest to the members will be discussed during the aftrnoon. during the afternoon. It will be an im portant business session. V.AF.T CHICAGO The wedding of Miss Cora M. Winters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Winters of Baring avenue, to Dr. F. U Townsley took place at the Winters' home last evening in the presence of a large gathering of friends of the young people. The wedding was a very pretty affair, and after a reception and buffet supper the bride and bridegroom left for Chicago to remain until this morning, at which time they left on a lake trip. The ceremony was performed Di j.ev. n. ii. Crowder of the Methodist church. Miss Clara Strouse of Hammond served a maid of honor, while the best man was Dr. Raleigh Hale. The bride came into the parlor on the arm of her father, who gave her away. She was dressed in a becoming- gown of white satin and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. The bridesmaid was dressed in pink. As they approached the window in which the ceremony was performed Mrs. F. L. Evans played the wedding march from LohenSrin. After the wedding the company, about seventy-five, assembled in the dining room a very tasty supper was served. The table was decorated with a centerpiece of roses, while roses lay Strewn about on the Moth- Fern, fni-m. ed a graceful decoration about the rooms. The bride and groom received many handsome presents. On their return from their honeymoon they will make their home with Mrs. Townsley's people. Miss Mary Helen Davis of Magoun avenue returned home Sunday night from Cincinnati, whom h visits rela tives for some time. Miss Davis has neen in poor health ever since a vac

cination, and while sHe is feelins pretty well now, she is still frail. The Epworth League will hold a business and social meeting tonight at the church. Th. league cabinet has charge of the entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jones and children are visiting in Pittsburg. They left Saturday evening. Mr. Jones will stay about a month. The, social which was to have been held July 9 on the E. W. Wickey lawn has been called t(T Indefinitely. The affair was to have been under the auspices of the Ladles' Social Union of the Methodist church. Mrs. E. Snyder of One Hundred and Forty-fourth street has been entertaining two nieces rom down in Illinois. Her guests will leave tomorrow. Mrs. Carl Janssen is entertaining a few friends this afternoon in celebration of her twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mr.'aiv' Mrs. 7.Y (I Santi. formerly of 1224 beacon street, have taken the Berouest home for the period of Mr. and Mrs. Berquest's absence from the city. The latter left for Europe Sunday. Ralph Canine and Miss Margaret Canine re having a delightful time In the country, they having left as soon as vacation began to visit their mothers and fathers' people down state. Mrs. E. N. Canine has decided to discontinue her Monday afternoon at homes for July and August on account of the hot weather and of the fact that she will be at home only a part of those months. She expects to visit her's and her husband's people during the summer. Miss Florence Slocomb', one of the teachers of the McKinley school, who has been out. of town since the vacation began, came to East Chicago yesterday to attend the Winters-Townsley nuptials. .Go to Snyder's for picture framing. Studio over Globa printing office. t & f Mrs. Dale and Mrs. Floyd, mother and daughter, who formerly lived in East Chicago, but who now reside in the city, spent Sunday in East Chicago with friends. Members of the progressive part of the Twin Cities are requested to meet tonight at Schreiber's hall at 8:15 o'clock. John Wickey, who has been very 111 for about three weeks with tonsilitis, showed slight Improvement today. On Sunday a trained nurse was procured to care for him. No one Is allowed In the patient's room, excepting the nurse.his wife and daughter, Mrs. IL E. Bloomberg. Mr. and Mrs. Paul P .Llewellyn of Beacon street will leave Thursday for Evanston, where they will remain for several days. They are planning on a lake trip this season on the ore boat Leopold, which Is one of the Inland fleet i A Gas Range combines convenience and economy. No. Ind. Gas & Elec Co.

INDIANA KA&BQTL Mrs. William Hughes, who Is at a hospital in Chicago, where she underwent a serious operation last Friday, Is reported considerably improved today. The Baptist Aid society will hold the monthly business meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church. Misses Elsie and Florence Fox of 3423 Grapevine street, who left Sunday for a holiday, are now in Cleveland, where they are visiting relatives. They will also go to Parkersburg and Follansbee, W. Va before returning to their home. Mrs. A. Bedford will entertain at an old-fashioned dance Thursday eveninff at her home in Elm street. The Day Nursery association is planning on a series of card parties next fall for the benefit of the nursery. The will be held monthly. Mrs. George Witt is expecting her sister, Mrs. Smith, and niece, Miss Helen Smith, to make her a visit. The guests are of Strawberry Point. Ia., and will arrive today. There was another case of heat prostration at the Inland mill yesterday. This was that of a laborer In the blast furnace yards and his name could nt be learned. It Is a strange circumstance that all of the heat prostrations thus far have been of men working In the open, rather than those who are subjected to the intense heat of the furnaces and boilers, etc. The Inference seems to be that the sun is deadlier than the heat produced by artificial means. The first of the evangelical meetings to be held at the Christian church this week under the direction of C. J. Sharp of the ammond Christian church will take place tonight. There wll be" a progressive meeting tonight at Schreiber's hall at 8:15 o'clock. Banish dirt and ashes from the kitchen by using a Gas Range. No. Ind. Gas & Elecv. Co. IN AINO AROUND GAR Y RETIRNS HOME. Mrs. T. J. Slick, who has been en joying a week's visit at South Bend, has returned to her home, 568 . Filmore street. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunkle brought Mrs. Slick over in their touring car, leaving South Bend early enough this morning to make the sixty-mile trip in time to eat breakfast here. CHINESE I.AI1Y fit'EST. On Saturday of this week Miss Sul Wing of China will arrive In Gary to be the guest for a few days of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Avann of the Park View apartments. Miss Wing is a recent graduate of the college at Albion. Mich. She is a talented speaker and lecturer. On Sunday morning at the First Methodist church she will deliver an address to which all are cordially invited. On Monday evening at the regular monthly meeting of the Standard Bearers she will give a talk to the members. LEAVE FOR El ROPE. Mrs. Phillip Mekatinsky and daugh ter, 1323 Washington street, lelt for ! New Tork this morning. On Jjly 5 they will leave on the Olympic for a visit to Germany, France and England and continental points. They expect to remain away all summer. XATIOXAL ELKS' CONVENTION. Ed. B. Curtis. Clyde Hunter and C. II.

GIVES FIRST AID TO THE LOVELORN

4 .'''- f, i 8 t Rev. Charles Savidge. In spite of the hot weather, Rev. Charles Savidge of Omaha. Neb., is not taking a vacation. He keeps busy all the while and hia mission in life ia to make matches. He carries on a sort of free matrimonial bureau, hunting up husbands for women and wives for men. Scarcely a day passes that he doesn't unite four or five couples. Merrill will attend the national convention of Elks at Rochester next week. E. A. RAN IJ ALL. WEDS. (Special to The Times.) Chicago, June'l. Edwin A. Randall of Gary was licensed here today to marry Miss Henrietta Werno of LaGrange, 111. ON VACATION. Master Bernard Szold left Gary this morning for the Gary school farm, where he will stay during tha summer vacation. It is said that the school farm is having a great deal of attraction, as the Gary boys are allowed to go there and stay during the summer vacation without expense. To earn their board and lodging they are required to do six hours' work each day. There Is also fine fishing and swimming nearby the farm DEATH OFPIONEER. Hammond and Gary friends and relatives of Jacob McCumsey of Ora. Ind., were shocked to learn of his death at the soldiers' home at Marion. Ind., yesterday morning where he died following a lingering illness of over a year. Death ia attributed to a stroke of paralysis. His son, Walter McCumsey of Hammond, left for Marion, Ind., yesterday afternoon and will return with the remains to Hammond some time today. Funeral services will be held from the residence at 264 Flummer avenue on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'cloek. Mr. McCumsey was taken ill with a stroke of paralysis a year ago and since that time has been practically an invalid. About six weeks ago It was upon his request that he was taken to the old soldier's home at Marlon, Ind., where at times his condition became critical. News of his death was received yesterday morning. He was 70 years old and was wellknown in Hammond and Gary where he had made a number of extended visits. He resided on a small farm near Ora, Ind. He is survived by four children Mrs. George Coyle and Walter McCumsey of Hammond, Mrs. Coggens of Gary, and Mrs. J. McCarthy of Denver. MILLER. Mr. and Mrs. Tanner of Cleveland. O., are visiting at the horas of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher. Mrs, J. North and Mrs. M. Carpenter and children were Gary vigitors jesetrday. TOLLESTON. P. Fuse of Adrian, Mich., was a business visitor here yesterday. Miss Laura Bender of Cheltenham, 111., is the guest of Miss Helen ErickMiss I Lunger of Indianapolis Is the guest of Mrs .M. Mendenhall for a few son for a few days. days. She will leave for Peru In the middle of the week. Mr. Berllnger of Battle Creek, Mich., transacted business here yesterday. Mrs. C. B. Curran will leave for Michigan City tomorrow to spend a few days there with relatives. A BIG CELEBRATION. South Chicago Is to have a monster free 4th of July celebration at Calumet park on the lake. . Starting at early noon the visitor is promised one grand round of pleasure lasting till late at night. There will be two big bands and an orchestra. Concerts,

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For the Glorious 4th of July celebration. We have purchased the) entire $10,000.00 stock of fire works from the Boston Store, Chicago, for a song, which we are now placing on sale at the lowest prices ever heard of in this district. On sale at the following stores: 610 Chicago Avenue, next door to Barry's theater and 4744 Olcott Avenue, East Chicago, Ind. Also 3446 Michigan Avenue, opposite Family theater, Indiana Harbor, Ind. :-: :-: :-;

SPECIAL OFFER Box of 40 packages of Fire Crackers, 10c slr amounting to $4.00, while they last, for...;. .....01 en

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Hammond Phone 232 NOW PLAYING MARK LEA'S Musical Comedy Company viators irriaee COMING- THURS. Special Novelty Vaudeville Show Seats now on sale for JULY 4TII WHES OTHER DOCTORS FAIL TO CUBK YOU, CALL ON H. M. EASTWOOD He can cure you and tell you what alls you. Examination and consultation free Room 7, Cor. Hohman and State Sta. HAMMOND, INDIANA fOver Lake Co. Trust ft Pavinps Rank) GRAND UNION 3, HOTEL Station. NEW YORK CITY upward Bssatto and from StaM Fm Send 2camptorN. Y. City Guide Book tad Map PATENT "YOUR IDEAS and make I "ojMoney n wrl. MT FRCC BOOH GET THEM" advit, ,. lam WUl N woSjOSHUA R.H. POTTS 80S ti SuWi it ii ,ii , D. C-, V.Xmmt Pnl " SS.OwrfcaraSt.Ctiias dancing, bathing, speeches, two big bill games, yacht and power boat races, military exhibition, athletic games. j 500 prizes, balloon ascension, parachute aive into Lake Michigan. Pain's fireworks. Everything Is absolutely free. Thirty thousand souvenirs given away. ASK BETTER - - WORKCONDITIOS A series of conferences are being held in Baltimore between representatives of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and officers of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, for the purpose of adjusting a number of grievances relative to working conditions for the firemen. The latter recently were granted an Increase of 10 per cent on all lines operating In eastern territory. It Is expected demands tor Improved working conditions for firemen employed by western lines will be made. Bicycle Stolen. A bicycle was stolen from In front front of the residence of I Kimbrough. 12 Condit street, according to the report of that citizen to the police. The bike was a red and blue Rugbie and was last seen last night. FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC. At Peter Sensig's grove, located between Hessvllle and Clark roads on the Gary & Interurban. Everybody welcome. 26-6 Tour fuel bill will be less If you cook rlth Gas. No. Ind. Gas & Eleo. Co. 51THE BOOSTER HAVANA CIGAR Ith that velvet taste. Leads them alt None genuine without name L. STEHLINCJ on each band. BOOSTER CIGAR CO. Tel. No. 228. 3211 Block Ave. IXDIAXA HARBOR. IND. renorks

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