Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 7 July 1913 — Page 6

THE TIMER. Mondav. Julv 7. 1013. Crown Point News WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

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Th" weather bureau hit It rlprht ag'ln yestiddy. Predicted thunder showers, an" it remained ez dry as usual. Miss Fit 'sex clothes don't make th' . woman, an we'd be sorry t' think they did. "Don't take your business with you on your vacation." Record Herald. j Sum fellers wouldn't overload their ' grips If they did. One thing was broupht out clear and distinct In the athletic line yesterday, and that Is that the size of the size of the town doesn't cut much figure in the quality of a baseball team or its chances of winning or losing:. Predictions and prophesies of the fans , baseball dopesters were also set at ' nsnght in the game between Crown Point and Griffith yesterday at Erie ' park, the boys from the town of sand and many railroads maklnar the Crown Point aKrefcation look like a lot of corner lot ragball players, before the (tame ended in an awful score of 8 to 2 in favor of the visitors. Crown Point has days when it can play ball, but the day was off fishing or out on a picnic yesterday and refused to make any appearance at the ball park where it was badly needed. It might have

been there possibly before the Rama telling how it was Roinar to do it, of perhaps it sauntered in after the carnage to tell how it should have been done, but during the contest nary a vistage was caught of it by the anxious spectators. Crown Point was off in Its pitching staff, "Wild Bill" Case failing to make an appearance, but that fact does not condone for things that happened that shouldn't have happened in other- departments of the playing staff. Tommy Taylor essayed to twirl for the locals in the absence of Case, but he proved too much of an expert and adept in hitting the bats of the opponents, and aided by a lot of wooiy fielding, the game was soon lost for Crown Point. Dusty Arter then lobbed a few over in an efTort to knook the varnish off the opposing team's war clubs and succeed

ed so well thru the Griffith lads thought he was trying to spoil their perfectly good, shiny bats " and were quite miffed over it. What more can or need be said. Griffith. 8; Crown Point, 2. Oh, for you good excuse. The need of rain Is assuming serious proportions in Lake county and if relief is not afforded within the next week there are several crop in this vicinity that will he a total failure. Potatoes and all of the small garden truck have bet n preatly damaged to date by the present drought and corn and oata are also beginning to show the effects of the hot, dry winds and long continued dry spell. The city council will meet for their resrular monthly session, and as there are several Important matters connected with the city's future welfare, such as the extension of water jnains, the Bezor ditch proposition. Installation of additional sewers, the openinrof West street, etc., the city rathe. will not lack for something to keep them busy. Dr. Eleanor Scull is transacting business in Hammond and Chicago today. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Neal and son of Chicago have returned after a delightful visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Crowell on Joliet street. Mrs. Fred Adank is a Hammond visitor today. Charles Lathrrp is transacting business in Chicago today. John Kenney of Chicago, a former Crown Point boy, visited with friends here over Sunday. Misses Mildred and Marion Norton' of Gary visited with Crown Point friends yesterday. Born recently to Mr. and Mrs. John Schafer, living east of this city, a baby daughter. Mrs. J. J. Malloy and daughter, Marie, of Hammond, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Heiser on East street yesterday. Pete He.nning. the famous Crown Point twlrler, is doing good work and keeping up his reputation aa a star pitcher for the Kansas City team of the Federal league. Pete rarely falls to win his game and his good work with the Covington team had much to do with the deal fan which the entire Covington team was taken over to play for Kansaa City in the same league.

FOR RENT room-cottage; nicely furnished throughout; all conveniences. 'Phone Whiting 126-R. 6-2t Mrs. Hoyt.G. Mufflt of Oliver street has gone to Briston, Ind., to visit her sister. Mrs. Marget Johnson of Ohio, has received word that her nephew In Cleveland, Ohio, is very ill, and expects to leave for there today. Miss Beatrice M. Hollinger of Woodlawn, was the guest of Miss A. Bertha Tull on Friday. Senator Frank N. Gavit delivered the oration at the Fourth of July celebration at Flint Lake on Friday. Mr. Ganh eccompanied by his wife, H. E. Beaublen, Rith and Albert Gant and Vera Maubeck motored to the scene of the festivities. Mr and Mrs. K. L. Stockton have arrived in Whiting from their wedding trip which they spent at Nlagra Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Stockton have taken up their residence In the Melln flats on Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hannon and children were guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. Charles Hamasil in Englewood over the fourth. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wt Alberdlng and children spent the week-end with the latters parents. Mr. ad Mrs. A. Hemhy, of Sheridan avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ogram of Sheridan avenue have been at Lawrenoevllle, 111., with their son Hoyt Ogram. Miss Marian Beaubien is the guest

of her grandmother, Mrs. Henry Fisher, at Lacon. 111. Mrs. George A. Roe of Danilson Place who is at St. Margaret s hospital is recovering nicely from her recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Boyd, have returned from their trip up the Mississippi river. Matne Bertstein entertained a number of friends at her home in 119th St., on honor of her ninth birthday anniverversary. The afternoon was spent in playing games and refreshments were served. The hostess was the recipient of many pretty gifts. The guests were:. Lydia Wuestenfelt, Katherine Harr, Hazel Miles, Ruth Tilton. Marie and Rose Spivok, Mildred and Helen Fischnayy, Carrie Koderek, Mamie Bernstein and from Chicago were Eva Bernstein, Blanche and Ruth Levin and Jerome Delvln. Mrs. Edward Clark of Alton, 111., is here visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.

John Wile, of New York avenue. Miss Helen O'Hara of Cleveland avenue is visiting with relatives in Buffalo, N. Y. ! The city has begun the oiling of the Westnlmite streets, Ohio and Sheridan avenue having been already completed. .

Waldo Jennings and Miss Helen B. Mattern sprmt Friday t Joliet. III., ' Is'.ting the? oi 'Tiers brother John Jennings. Dinners cooked with Gas are better and cost less. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co.

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ROBERTSDALE. ! Mr. and Mrs. Kldd and Mr. and Mrs. Dragon of Gary were guests of Mr. and Mrs. val Brown of Harrison avenue yesterday. Fred Ling-ham and son Fred and Milton Wichorst, spent the fourth at Eau Claire, Mich., the guests of the former's daughter, Mrs. William Scott and family. . ."Vivian dough of Roberts avenue is , visiting relatives at Penvllle, Mich., for a few days. Miss Anna Worler of Indiana boulevard entertained friends from Chicago yesterday.

sisters, Mrs. Henry Via of Reese avenue and Mrs, Henry Ehlert of Harrison ave. for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson and family of Indiana blvd., enjoyed a days outing at Sheridan beach, Ind.. on the fourth. Edward Carmody of Alton, 111.. ! spending a few days here visiting friends.

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A pretty social function was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Baker by their daughter Florence in honor of Miss Emma Ketlman who

Mr. ad Mrs. C. G. Burell and daugh- will leave shortly for a years visit In ter Helen srent the week end at Wau- California. The out of town guests kfgan, 111., visiting relatives. were Miss Nora Pattee from Lowell Misses Theresa and Marlon Poppen of and Miss Laura Koehler from Rens119th street attended a linen shower at selaer. Windsor Park last evening given In Edward Schmal from St. John made a or of Lorette Callahan of South Chi- trip to our town Saturday with his new cago. auto. Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson and Michael Gettler from Duluth is daughter Violet and Stanley Nicholson spending several days at the home of visited friends in Vanlahlla, Mich., ov- his mother, Mrs. T. Getler out here at er the fourth. ; present. Floyd Ryron and his COUsin Of Craw- i Miss Helen Keul from Chicago spent fordsville, Ind., are spending a few several days at the home of her sisdays here with the former's parents, ter, Mrs. Theo. Kammer. Mr. and Mrs. James Ryron of Pearl ; The fourth was spent in a very quiet

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H. Downing of Elliott vlsted at the home of H C. Dutton here yesterday. Mrs. N. Mininger of Junction avenue was a Hammond; visitor Saturday. A. L Russell, our real estate dealer, is reported very ill at home. Rev. Nagler of Merrlllville was a very pleasant caller at several of the homes here last evening. Grandpa Schafer and Mrs. F. C. Dutton of Rose -were Griffith visitors Saturday evening. Miss Anna Mang returned to Crown Point Saturday morning after spending the fourth with her parent here. The Misses Myrtle and Bertha Woodworth were Chicago visitors Saturday. Miss Ilia Hughes of Crown Point called on friends here Saturday morning.

way here this year. The usual noise

Aubrey Serrvey of Indiana blvd., vis- was absent and consequently no lnjurlted friends in Grand Rapids, Mich., over ies are to be reported. the fourth. Quite a number from here attended Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laugohn of , the funeral of the late Michael KoerEast Side visited the latter's mother, j ner at Scherervllle Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. Bader of Harrison avenue yes- j

terday. Work will be started on the Amy avenue sewer Friday. The many friends here of Mr. and Mrs. John , Hannapel, nee Martha Schaaf, will be glad to learn they are

the proud parents of a baby boy born

XjOWELL Charles Klenpar of Buffalo, arrived in Lowell on the fourth to join hia wife who is visiting at the home of her parents. Marshal Nichols and wife. Mrs. James Plnkerton of Shelby,

July 4th. Mother and son are doing nice , sPpit he fourth in town with relatives. 1y Miss Neva Deathe Is visiting Miss Miss Nettie Horbeck and Paul Barber ' Maud Smith of Altone, Kas. She will of Indiana Harbor were the guests Of e to Chanute Kas., and visit at the friends at Valparaso over the fourth. 1 home of Ernest Davis before returning

Mrs. Louts Pierce of Mankato, Minn.,

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is visiting her mother. Mrs. Moore and "T wnnams or Latayette, formerly i 0f tnll piace has a position in the bag-

: gaga service of the Monon. He makes t dally trips to Chicago on the milk ; train. t Attorney E. Pattee, and family of

South Bend were guests at the home

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of his parents here Sunday. Harry Stewart and two children who visted here a few days have returned

to their home in Chicago. We stated that Rev. Bright found homes for Chicago poor children for the heated term to the number of 80. That was a mistake. Instead of 80 it was 800. Mr. Bright is at home in the charity service work and takes great delight In it, as It furnished a field for much good. Fred Wood and his lady friend of Chicago spent a few days at the home of Alva Wood. Charles Reed of Shelby was in town Saturday. Arthur Fisher and family of Gary visted with relatives here from Friday until over Sunday. Ansel Slocomb and family visited at the home of Mrs. Slocomb's parents for a few days last week.

Attractive frock of figured mer muslin. Pearl buttons trim the trpper edge of the r.lastron sections at the f )nt cf the watst. Tb V yoke ie of net, finished by a tie of colored satin. A net ruffle edges the neck. The skirt tunic is draped at ,jheBjdea.

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The following motored Lake the fourth with their an Jordan, F. Buckmaster, A. Cheney, J. Hohney, H. Box, J. Silverman, E. Jacobson, H

A. Grundman and A. C. Klucker. Louis Fuehimeyer cycled down. Miss A. Williams of Peru Ind., Is visiting at the home of F. Welland. Among those who spent Friday at Michigan City were Miss E. Brennan, Mra, A, Se-berg and family, Mr, and

Mrs. Cy Mason and Martin Seaberg. Mr. and Mrs. Brlstor, Sr., spent the fourth at Lake Front. Fred Miller j and family have gone east for a few weeks operation. Mr. and Mrs. Wylie and family are visiting relatives in Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy spent the week end with relatives in Parr, Ind. Miss Blanche Conway of Hammond spent Thursday evening with relatives here. Oral Paterson and Harry Jacobson spent the fourtn in Milwaukee W. Lavette and family and Miss

Irma Lynch spent Friday at Lincoln Park. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Marti ndah spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. Eerg of Chicago. Mrs. Jno. Martindahl visited relatives In South Chicago Friday. Roy Bristol and R. Rodenbaugh spent the past few days in St. Joe. M. Collina and J. Hilton spent the fourth In Morocco, Ind. Mrs. Kluckln's mother from Chicago is visiting her. Mr. Tom Loveless and family of Chicago and Mr. J. Cook and family of Indiana Harbor spent Friday with a

Starkweather. Mr. Eldred of N. Judson is visiting; Mr. Eldred and family of Ontario ave. Hegewlsch boasted two picnics the fourth. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Welland and Mrs. Connors visited Mrs. Weber at the South Shore hospital Thursday and found her getting along nicely and preparing to return home next Saturday. Chris Kruspie has received his new Ford. Mr. Westfall returned laat evening from a few days visit with relatives in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reed spent yesterday with relatives here. Anton Kosiba and family of Gary were In town yesterday.

Say Work Has Begun. Porter people are anxiously awaiting the announcement that the deal for the Pere Marquette wards has been closed and that active work will be begun. . Interest in the matter has been aroused by the fact that a gang of surveyors has been at work on the proposed site, probably making a map of what will be the yards. The location of these yards will be a big-thing for both Chesterton and Porter. The removal of a hundred or more families to this section would mean a whole lot and help us get out of the rut and Into the pace that our neighbors to he west are enjoying. We understand that the matter is at presententlrely up to the railroad company, and from present Indications they may call any day for a fulfillment of the promises made them. Chesterton Tribune. An Anodyne. "An anodyne," patiently explained a well-known physician to a woman patient, "is a delusion. Any medicine that soothes pain has this drawback it relieves the attack, but the next attack comes onmuch sooner. Under

stand, it'll cure your headache, but you're bound to hare another headache in a day or two." The woman pondered a bit. "I know just -what yon mean, doctor," she said. 'Tve noticed it about Henry, my husband, you know. A doctor prescribed whisky for his cough. My husband says it cured his cough quicker than anything else ever did, hut I notice that he gets a new cough almost every week, now." Louisville Times.

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