Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 7 July 1913 — Page 2
THE TIME 3.
Monday, July 7, 1013.
1 Julia Wall of Michigan avenue spent the past wek end -with relatives In
L,oganspori, ma.
Miss Bertha Jacobson and Ben
Schropshrla were entertained byV
friends in Milwaukee over Sunday.
Miss Irene Clover of East State
street has as her house guests this week the Atlaaaa ItirA T?rern
Price. The party was chaperoned ' toy I tji t.- i rr.vi ti ...
Chicago.
Mr. and Mre. William Huber.
COMING EVENTS. Mis Gertrude Herbst will entertain the Members f the N. N. Embroidery Clnh at a thimble party Tuesday evenlas; at her home In Sooth Hohmnn treet. The monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the St rat Methodist church Trill take place
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
M. M. Towle In Ogden street. All mem
bcrs of the church are Invited to at
tend this meeting. At her home, 4S1 Kane avenue Mrs
Tf. J. Aanta-en will entertain the mem
bers of the E. S. T. Club Tuesday att
emooa. Mn. Anttgea will be hostess
at thimble party.
There will be n meeting of the Ue-
hsrah Society Wednesday. The mem
bcrs will meet la the parlors of the Kirs Christian church for an nil day aeoslon. Dinner will be served and there wtlt be home bakery for sale.
The meeting wil be In charge of Com mltee No, 1. LEAVES FOR EUROPE.
Mrs. Theresa Schramm and son, Harry of Hammond left yesterday for Europe where they will spend at least two months visiting; their relatives. They will spend the greater part of the
time In Germany. BETTRS TO HAMMOND.
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. White returned yeatarday from the wedding trip to Michigan and Ohio. The trip was made in their automobile and they
stopped for several days at a number
of Michigan summer resorts and visit
4 for a few days in Toledo, O. Dr.
and Mrs. White will be at home at 11
Mason street after August 14th. Mrs. White was formerly Miss Mae Hanson.
STOEHR TO WED.
Chicago. 111., July 7. William Stoehr.
43S Garfield avenue. West Hammond
licensed today to marry Miss Ltsilo
Jahnke, Chicago. CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.
One of the most delightful events o
the past weflek-end was a party given
la honor of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Haef e
at their home in Truman avenue Saturday evening. The party was given as a surprise to Mr. and Mrs. Haefer and celebrated the tenth anniversary of their marriage. They were the recipients of many gifts In aluminum. The party mat at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf In Summer street early in the evening and left from there for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Haefer where the remainder of the evening was spent in a delightful social way with music and 'games. A program of vocal and Instrumental music was rendered during the evening:.. A "ilock. Marriage" was one of the features of the evening. At
eleven o'clock an elaborate two course
luncheon was served. The following were guests at the party: Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Pan ii en bo rg and little daughter, Maurine Lavene of Chicago Heights,
111.; Mrs. George Wolf and son Russell
of Englewood, Mr. and Mrs. William Huehn, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Lavene, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lavene, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wolf and son Russell, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf, Mrs. C. H. Stewart, Mrs. Anna Hess, Miss Marguerite Haefer and Edward Hess. KWTRRTAIX INFORMALLY. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Manns entertained a few friends very pleasantly last evening at their home, 480 Plummer avenue. Music was one of the diversion and during the evening the host
ess served her guests with a prettily appointed two course luncheon. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Setty, Mr. and Mr. Foster Murray, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs
Frank McFarren, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Westfall and Mr. E. C. Bailey.
A DAY AT PAW PAW.
A number of Hammond and Chicago
young people spent the past week-end at Paw Paw Lake, Mich. They left
Hammond Thursday and returned home
last evening. In the part were the
Misses Evelvn Murohr. Hattle Lean Irk
HeleriSolan, Nellie Turner, Messrs.
Ernest Turner, Fred Phrommer and P.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.
The Young: Peoples' Temperance
Union" (formerly known as the 'Y'
Branch of the W. C. T. U.) will have its
regular social meeting this evening at
eight o'clock at the home of Miss Ve.rna
Sllger. 803 Wilcox street. A short butlraar street is the guest of relatives in
mportant business session will be held Cedar Lake, Ind. She left Hammond
at the opening of the meeting. All yesterday
members are requested to be present. I Alfred and Joseph Sherby and Frank
w arman returned yesterday from a
ADJOURN FOR SUMMER. few days fishing trip at Schneider, Ind
xnere win De no meetings or me.-u. Mr- Ravrnon(1 y,nU nf rwroit ,t,...
i. a. .moroiaery uud or or me u. i. a. has gone to Logansport, Ind.. to remain
i mo x. i r.. uuring mo munio. -ji for two weeUa vlaIt wlt, h- frrarl,.
u" a,,u aukusu meewnBs win parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hunter.
oe resumed in tne iau.
Mrs. M. Lovenger and daughter. Miss
Lillian Goldman and Miss Myrtle Huehn saw "When Dreams Come True" at the Illinois theater in Chicago last evening.
Miss Elizabeth Webber of South Hon-
Lodge Asssmbli
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riCNIC AT HARRISON PARK
The annual picnic of the Ladbes' Aid
Society of the First Methodist church
will be held at Harrison Park Wednes
day, July 9th. A picnic dinner will be
served about twelve o'clock and the
day will be spent pleasantly in a social A very enjoyable meeting of the Dor
way. ah memoers or ine society are cas uebekah Lodge took place list invited to attend. I Saturday evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall
in Fast State street. There was a larce
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crumpacker of attendance of the membershio and vtsi-
Warren street have returned from a I tors were present from Hegewtsch, 111
visit with relatives in Valparaiso, Ind. and also from Germanla Lodge of Ham
Miss Lillian Porch of East Sibley mond. It was decided to postpone the
street Is spending her vacation with I 'nation of the class of candidates ur.
friends in Indianapolis. the next regular meeting which will
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wilson of Lbe neld Saturday evening, July 12. Foi-
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Ma.nn street were the cuests of Mr.""""11 w,e uuslne!s session lerrosn
Wilson's parents In Indianapolis over
the fourth.
talned Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown and son Ralph of Chicago at their home In Webb street during the past week end.
menis were served and a delightful
time was spent socially. The import
ant feature nf 9atnpi1ii''i t n
Mr and Mrs Charles Kasson enter- the nEtalIaUon of offlcer8. Mr8. LUiU,
Walt, the installing officer was assist
ed by the folowing Grand Officers, Mr?.
Nona Primmer, the Grand Marshall.
nr. ana Mrs. a. m. t-annenoorg ana Mrs. Nancy Overton, the Grand Warden
aaugnter, taurine lavene or unicago Airs Emily Luthman. the Grand Chin-
Heights, 111., were the guests of Ham- J lain, Mrs. Bessie Smith, the Grtind Secmond relatives over Sunday. retary. Mrs. Sarah nrn th. n.i
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Blosser of High- Herald and Mrs. Liszle ' Pontius, the
land street have returned from Ora. Grand Guardian. The following were Ind., where they visited their daughter, I the officers Installed and who will
Miss Carrie Bloser who has a large! serve during the remainder of the year:
poultry farm there. I .Noble Cr&nd Mre. AUle Wheeler
Mrs. T. T. Wells of Tulsa. Okla.. is vlce Grand Mrs. Mary Clouse.
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th the ffuest of her sister. Mrs. C. N. cruol,lr' lr- Lydla Meve.TS.
Nau at her home in Claude street. Right Supporter to Noble Grand
. -- r v lara riess,
air. ana Mrs. kj . a. ivuhuiii mm t .. e,, , . .,
ua.us,.., v.. Jlm'V Wnrfnot
nave reiurnea irom jiiiwiusee wnero
they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cor-
roany for several days. Mrs. KrinblU
and Mrs. Cormany are sisters
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Morrison of
Tracy, 111., were the guests of Ha
mond friends and relatives during the
past week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer of Jjouth
Hohman street were the guetss of Mrs.
Dyer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rockwell at their, home in Crown Point
yesterday.
F. R. Mott of South, Hohman street Is
Right Supporter to Vice Grand Mrs.
Clara Daugherty.
left Supporter to Vice Grand Mis.
Edna Malo.
Warden Mrs. Julia Savery. Conductress Mrs. Paula Welch. Chaplain Mrs. Clara Jackson. Outside Guard Mrs. Sarah Owens., Inside Guard Mrs. Gussie Jackson. Fast Grand Mrs. Lottie Holderman.
The members of the Hammond Chan
ter of Eastern Stars met last Saturday
evening in the K. of P. Hall in South
In h. nn a. visit. He snent the I Hohman street for their regular semi
iriorn.uy meeting. There was a larire
A meeting cf the members of William
H. Calkins W. R. C. No. 248 will be held Wednesday afternoon In the I. O. O. P. Hall in East State street. After the
t-ufiness meeting there will be a social hour. Arrangements will be made for
the next meeting of the W. R. C. Em broidery Club.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W..Hunfr of South .J106 A f f th mf"ber8hip at th, Hohman street returned last evening th? , &e 8C"l0n the from their visit in Elgin, 111. r J?" '?!IaU'- Rrf""hm'nt' were served during the social hour. Mr. and Mrs. Charles KriewSta of The next regular meetine of th rh.n.
South Chicago spent Sunday wfcth Mr. ter will occur in two weeks on Sat.r-
and Mrs. t. ieaxy ana ivirs. Aiaryiclay evening,
M. Huehn at their home in Logan
street, I There wil be a meetiner of th mam-
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stinson and ter3 of Progressive Court No. 165 Tribe
children of May street have returned of Pen Hur Tuesday evening in the K
from Holland, Mich., where they spent of P. Hall in South Hohman street. It the past few days with Mr. and Mrs. will be the regular semi-monthly meetHuntley. inf? "lr'd folowing the lodge session the
Mrs. Frank Warman and babv of tlme wiH be sPent socially
Highland street spent the past week
end with relatives in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott are enter
taining their son, J. F. Abbott of Rob-
nson. 111., at their home in Truman
avenue.
Miss Marguerite Sohl, 777 Beall avenue returned this morning from a
week's visit with Mis Kittie Trimble of
Sa. Joseph, Mich. Mrs. G. H. Clover and daughter, Alice of East State street have gone to Muskegan, Mich., for a visit wltn friends'. Mr. and Mrs. John Nowlan, Miss Marie McLaughlin and Jack Reilley have returned from Benton Harbor, Mich., where they spent the fourth aud fifth of July. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Knoff and daughter Naomi of Geneva, Ind., who are the house guests of Mrs. Knott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. DeWeese of RImbach avenue returned home last evening after a short visit with rela
tives in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Whltton and son Ken
neth, Miss Margaret MacLeod and Harry Freyman are spending the week
in Valparaiso, Ind.
Mrs. Frank Schueler of Buffalo, N. Y.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Roth at her home, 114 Williams street
Miss Inez Eaton of William street re
turned last evening after spending tht
past week end at Crooked Lake, Mich,
Miss Beatrice Hansen of RImbach
avenue returned last evening after spending a few days with Miss Luara
Mather at her home In Aurora, 111.
Charles Kasch of Bloelnington re
turned home last evening after a few
days visit with Hammond friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler, Miss
Florence MacLeod and William Green
returned to Hammond last evening
after a few days visit in Milwaukee
They left Hammond for Milwaukee last
Thursday evening.
J. D. Smith will return this evening
after a short visit In Mount Plalsant,
la-
Mrs. A. P. Wall and daughter. Miss
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REVIVAL AT HARBOR.
Rev. C. J. Sharp, pastor of the Calu
met Avenue Christian church of Ham
mond, Is holding forth In Indiana liar
bor, in a brief revival effort for the
Disciples or Christ in that city. So
far it has been very successful for a
hot weather attempt with no personal
work done in preparation. The Ham
mond minister descended on the city
unannounced and by dint of hard work
ODtaled results in short order. The,
meetings will close with services to night and tomorrow night.
BELIEVE MACKAY AND WIFE AT ODDS; HE'S OFF TO EUROPE WITH CHILDREN
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at 3439 Grapevine street. He returned yesterday from Gettysburg, Pa., where I
he went to spend July 4 with the O. A. R. He expects to make a visit at
Laporte before going back to South Dakota where he and hia son Frank are living on a farm.
Banish dirt and ashes from the kitch
en by using a Gas Range. Na Ind. Gas & Elecv. Co.
Days News In Gary
Hammond.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence IT. Mackay. Since Clarence IL Mackay, millionaire president of the Postal Telegraph Company, left New York secretly with his three children a few days ago, rumors of a disagreement between him and his wife have grown mora numerous. Such rumors have been heard in the New York financial district and along Fifth avenue and where New York's very rich congregate, for several months. Mrs. Macakay was formerly Miss Catherine Duer. -
STORY THAT CUPID TOLD ON
A HOT DAY AT CROWN POINT.
EAST CHICAGO.
The families of Mr. and Mrs. James
Henry of Forsyth avenue, Mr. and Mrs,
Meth Williams, and Mrs. Letitla Thorn
as had a big Fourth of July celebra
tion at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Henry. Supper was served on the lawn
Mrs. Zelph Campbell returned las week after a five weks visit with he
mother and relatives at Ada, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Wickey have
ben spending a few days at Indianapoli
and Greenwood In which later place they visited Miss Margaretta Bas who
is a former East Chicago school teach
er.
Andrew Wickey and family, Mr. J. E.
Francis and family and E. Wickey an
family motored to the country home o
Mrs. Manye near Chicago Heights an
spent the fourth returning the same evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ficliter spent yesterday at Oak Park where they visited relatives. Mrs. John Hartman and Miss Mable Hartman of Beacon street went to Chicago yesterday where they visited Mrs. Wil Hartman and the new baby at the hospital. The baby has been ailing, but there are signs of Improvement and it is believed that all will be well. Mr. John Wickey who has been very 111 with tonsllltls and complications following It, is greatly improved. The trained nurse Is still in attendance but if the improvement continues Mr. Wickey will be able to dispose with her services soon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fuzy of Beason street entertained a number of guests yesterday. The Junior Guild of the Mission of
the God Sheaperd are entertaining this
enlnz with a lawn social on the
(By V. II. Blodgett, Staff Correspondent mallards, there a sombrero worn on the
of The Indianapolis Xf. ( arid plains of Arizona, here a straw
Crown Point, Ind., July 5. Pan ' with great flapping brim from the Mex-
Cupid on a hot summer day left the : lean frontier, and in a corner a snare
sepulchral labyrinth of the Law left It drum with which Bill . McAleer, of
with a feeling of disgust, left behind Hammond, led the famous parade in him the strict statutes bound in calf , Grand Rapids. A glittering yellow over which bespectacled men were t wheel tempered the sun that was bending, left the bundles of long, slim ' blazing on the windows with the white
papers tied up in rotting tape, or with letters.
rubber bands falling to pieces papers, j There at his desk a man with sprink-
some yellow with ago, others somber t led hair, a man with many little engag
with the dust and dirt of years. He ; Ing qualities that made him popular as left behind him the array of costs, clt- a performer of marriages, who acted as atlons, summonses, writs returned Cupid's Hired Man with a large amount
'found and served" and writes returned of affability on every occasion. As Dan 'not found in my ballwick," precedents, Cupid stepped across the threshhold he
technicalities, complaints, cross com-j was followed by a young man and
plaints answers to complaints, demur- woman who were greeted with more
rers, estoppels, foreclosures, subpoenas than ordinary cordiality by the man
ad testiflcandus and supenas duces tec- with the young face and the gray
um and the whole paraphernalia used , sprinkled hair,
the safety of the good and for the j And this w
bad man's awe. j told.
Pan Cupid on this hot summer day Seven years ago to the day a party
was on his way to Love's rosy vale, of young blades from Ciicago engaged
in the agricultural business of sowing
wild oats stepped into the law at
Crown Point and were taken before
Justice Nicholson at midnight for frac
turing the speed limits with a sevenpassenger touring car. They were a
little shy of coin, but the Justice. In
stead of sending them to jail, kept them in his office, sat with them.
bought the lemonade and the cigars and
entertained them until daylight, when a
friends arrived from Chicago and bailed
them out. In the part;- was Arthur A.
Odell, and that night was the turning
point of his life. He got out of the wild oats trade, saved his money and
now owns one of the largest jewelry
establishments on the Chicago west side. When Dan Cupid sent a shaft Into
his heart Odell remembered the jus
tice .down at Crown Point who had
been so kind to him in his wild days
and sent him word that as his kindness had made a man of him, his authority as a justice must make him a husband, nd he camo here with Miss Alice Dean and they were married. As Mr. and Mrs. Odell left the room the bridegroom handed Justice Nicholson a fee that caused Dan Cupid to bat his eyes. "I never expected to see that young man again," remarked Justice Nicholson as he wrapped several lengths of strong cord around the fee, "but it all goes to show what a young man can do if he takes a notion to do it. He made a man of himself I made him a husband, nd'I bet they will Ret along well all the rest of their lives." And Dan Cupid laughed out loud.
WEDDING BELLS.
A marriage license has been issued
in Chicago to Harry E. Blackman, 29
years old, Gary, and May T. Hicks, 21 years old, Memphis.
SEW1XQ GUILD.
The Mercy hospital sewing guild will
met tomorow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. This society meets in the Commercial
club.
EAGLES.
Gary lodge of Eagles will hold a pic
nic at East Gary nest Sunday. A big program has been arranged for the day.
PIlOJI LEBANON.
The Misses Arnold of Lebanan, Pa.,
are the guests of their sister, Mrs. Dr. J. A. Craig, 725 Adams street.
AT HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Stanley Eckart of Hobart is at
the Gary General hospital to udergo sn
operation.
MERCY HOSPITAL NOTES.
Mrs. Alfred Koslk has gone to her
home following a successful operation
at the Mercy hospital.
Mrs. Milo K. Wilson has left the
hospital and is now at her home, 7S8
Jeffersori 3treet.
Mrs. William Miller has left the hos
pital for her home. There is a hopeful
improvement in the condition of James
Saherty.
PERSONAL NOTES. James Zlegler and family of An
derson. well known in Gary, are regis
tered at the Gary hotel.
Hary Sommers of the Gary hotel has
returned from his vacation at Pine lake.
ROMWCE OF TWO MILLS.
A romance of two steel mills South
Chicago and Gary was forged into the
ironclad elopement of the young couple
last Monday. Miss Alma Kirk. 9713 Ew
Ing avenue, a typist at the South Chi
cago works of the Illinois Steel Com
pany, and W. C. Smith of the East
Side, an employe of the Gary Steel
Mills, were "welded" In matrimony at
Indiana's Gretna Green, and returned
home to announce their wedding, declarig their love " as true as steel" ad as Indestructible as iron, whereupon
the parental forgivenes was readily obtained and the blessing given.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith will de
part in the near future for Canada, where Mr. Smith will assume his new
position as assistant superintendent of a Canadian steel plant. The heartiest
congratulations of a large host of
friends go with them to their new
home. South Chicago Calumet.
NOW AND TILL WEDNESDAY WALLIE BROOKS In the Musical Surprise Show
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Coming Thursday STANCHFIELD, HALL AND LORAINE In the BURGLAR ALARM
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TOLLESTON. Mrs. E. W. Hood of Michigan City was the guest of Mrs. R. Lucey yes
terday.
Mrs. A. Brown entertained friends
and relatives from LaGrange, IU., yes
terday. Miss Armanda Kueppe of Highland
Park spent the day here with relatives.
Mrs. J. Normandt will spend tomorrow in Chicago. Mr. J. Warner of Peoria, 111., was a
business visitor here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug Keck of Blue Island
was the guest of Mrs. IL Lucey yes
terday. Mr. "Frank Kluge and Mrs. H. E. Istebbins were business visitors in Chesterton yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Curran spent Sunday In Michigan City with relatives. Mrs. F. E. Haines and children are visiting with relatives in Griffith. Mrs. O. Normandt transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Miss Anna Johnson of Lemont is the guest of Miss Alma Olson for a few weeks.
IN MICHIGAN. Mrs. M. W. Holben, 82S Jackson st..
left Saturday for Bay View. Mich., to spend the summer.
AT JOHNSTOWN. Miss Katherlne Keener, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kener will leave today for Johnstown, Pa., to tpend the summer.
A HOTSE PARTY. Sunday was the second birthday of
Howard Leon Gould, son or Mr. ana Mrs. I. Leon Gould. 621 Van Buren street, and In honor of the event a house party was given. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. M. Lewln. grandparents, and their son and
as the story that Cupid daughter. Lillian and Harold. Chicago: 1 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shine, Indians
TOLLESTON CHILD HURT Only one accident of consequence occurred at Valparaiso on July 4. The little five-year-old son of Allie Faulconer of Tolleston was severely injured. A number of his father's friends were Indulging in a game of ball at Sheridan beach and just as one of the men struck a terrific blow with the bat the boy ran forward and was struck on the forehead. A gash five Inches long was inflicted. Dr. Take, who happened to be on the grounds, closed the wound with six 6titches. The boy was still resting easily during the night, but cerebral trouble is feared. Mr. Freund turned over a cottage to the unfortunate parents and the cottagers assisted in many ways. The Faulconers were to sail for Europe next Saturday.
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While on the links smoke Conatry Cloe tobacco. McHie-Scottea. Toe, Co. Adv.
where the sweetest Joys are found, and
he nodded to the stern Judge on the
bench and shrugged contemptuously at the nauseous flattery of the politicians.
He glanced Indifferently at a lot of beady-eyed Individuals sprawled where, ever shade was to be found watching keenly the high ceilinged room In the
Lake county courthouse where a grand
Jury and a specially appointed prosecut
ing attorney were trying to draw from the lips of reluctant witnesses the whereabouts of a pay roll and which were said to be the names of some who were offering protection to the gambling house at Cavanaugh. But Dan Cupid s mission was a pleasanter one than that, and his feeling of disgust gave way to a happy heart throbbing as he strolled across the street from the courthouse to a room on whose windows appeared the letters In white "Justice of the Peace" the abiding place of Justice Harry B. Nicholson, known in these parts as Cupid's Hired Man, who In six years has changed eighteen thousand ardent lovers into nine thousand married folks. The room Into which Dan Cupid stepped was well furnished. There were carpets in which the foot sank deeply, and portraits of prominent citizens and well-known theatrical people whose hands Justice Nicholson had entwined Just as Dan Cupid had entwined their
hearts. Here hung a supple casting rod that had brought many finny beauties from the waters of the Tippecanoe there a duck gun that had taken the lives of numerous redheads and
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Harbor; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wright.
Laporte; Mr. and Mrs. George carey
and son, and Jack Stewart of Gary. AT A ETON, MINN. Mrs. G. W.. Swart and little daughter, Miriam, left a few days ago for Afton, Minn., to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayden visited at the home of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ragon. on Saturday afternoon. They were en route to Lowell from Chesterton, where they had been visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Thompson and little daughter, of Whiting, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer and little son, of Crown Point, were guests yesterday at the Ragon home.
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INDIANA HARBOR. Miss Mary Peters and Miss Abble Peters of Chicago who spent the 4th with Mrs. Fred, Saluski of Grapevine street, have returned to their home. Mrs. J. Doppler and daughter Margaret who went to Laporte to spend the fourth with Mrs. Dopler's sister, Mrs. D. WJrtner, returned Saturday ev
ening. Mrs. Wirtner and her eon Charles and daughter Ruth just previously had ben the gueHts in Indiana Harbor of Mrs. Doppler. Mrs. William Hughes, wife of Sergeant Hughes, has returned from the Chicago hospital where she went to undergo and operation for cancer. She cam back on Friday and will probably go to South Bend today for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Shelly. Mrs. Clara TCesler has returned to South Bend after a week spent with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holem. Miss Lillian McCallum of Chicago was entertained over Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holem. Mr. Fred Saluski, 3439 Grapevine St., Is spending some time with his family
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