Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 21 July 1913 — Page 2
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1 L-'N i At T .. T,) COMING EVENTS. This even lug the mmbrn of the Vonnc People's Trraftmra anion will "" In auditorium of the Flrat rreahveriaa rhurrh In South Hohman street for rrmlar wml-mathlr mnlIns;. It will be a hnalneaa meeting and Tfral tnatern of Intereat will be dlsrnwd. Mm. John J. Clauaaen will have the 7I women of the 3V. N. Embroidery club it ber gueatn at a thimble party Tu radar evening at her home in State Line street. The club member will deTote the evening to tbelr needle work. There will be meet I a a; of the Deborah society Wedneaday In the parlor of the Flrat Christian rhurrh in Calumet avenue. The committee, of whlrh Mm. La Per la chairman, will have bom bakery for aale and will alao erre dinner at noon. Mm. Charlea Kaanoa will entertain a company of friend at her home In Webb street Tueaday. July 22, In com pliment to her daughter. Mm. Orlan I). Grant of Lafayette, lad, who la here on a vlalt. .lira. -it. M II race will be at home to the member of the Lad lea' Aid aoclety of the Flrat MrthodJat church VVedneaday afternoon. July 33, at her home, 01 Carroll street. The meeting la called for two-thirty o'clock. Tueaday afternoon the memhera of E. S. T. clpb will be entertained by Mra. C. B. Stiver at her home la May ceet. Mra. Stiver will be hoateaa at a thimble party The member of the Rosary Society and the young ladle of All Saint Catholic rhurrh will have an Important meeting Tueaday evening, July 23d. In All Snlnta1 hall. In East Stley alreet. Arrangement will be made for the picnic to be given by the church congregation. The meeting la called for aeven-thirty o'clock. The Martha aorlety of the Flrat Christian church will act-re Ice cream, cake, watermelon and lemonade at Central Park Wednesday, July 23. A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mr. G. Hanson at her home, 334 Cedar street, delightfully entertained a number of children at a lawn party yesterday afternoon In honor of the fourteenth birthday anniversary of her brother and sister, Gustav and Helen Glorlus. A number of games were played, after which dainty refreshments were served. Miss Louise AVill1ns: and Henry Krause were the prize winners In the guessing contest. One of the pleasant features of the after noon was a urab Bag in which each child received a little gift. Helen and Gustav were the recipients of numerous pretty gifts. The following- young people- were among the guests at the party, Goldle and Elizabeth Hipsher, Apolonia and Vanda Hanus, Uladyslaw and Sigmund Hanus, Louis and Albert Willing, Eloise Krause, Elmer and Walter Krause and Gustav and Helen Glorius. ATTENDS CONVENTION. Miss Maplestone left last evening to attend the national convention of the Photographer Association of America at Kansas City. Mo., which will be in session this week. During Miss Maplestone's absence her studio will be In charge of Maynard Jewell. THE BOAT FLORENCE Will make five mile trips every thirty minutes from the Lake Front Park TICKETS 15c The Boat may be Chartered during the Week by Private Parties for Picnics or for Special trips. Accomodations for Sixty People $2.00 to $3.00 per hour. PATENT YOUR IDEAS and make ro" my ran boom TO CET THEM" abvkm nam Ta Wan, V tM j w-nSio?" JOSHUA Ft. H. POTTS ' " ow rmaaia, Pauham St. GRAND UNION HOTEL far P . SI. GO -antral Station NEW YORK CITY VtLVS Bwre 10 ,nd from Sutioa Fwa Soid 2c mp for N. Y. Cky Guid. Book .ad Map Mow En
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY. Mrs. W. J. Meyers entertained a number of little folks very charmingly on the lawn at her home in East State street last Saturday afternoon in honor of her son. Joe Meyers. The party celebrated his third birthday anniversary and he received a number of prettygifts in remembrance of the day. The children spent the afternoon playing games and at 5 o'clock a dainty collation was served. Among the guests were several of Joe s little playmates in the- neighborhood. ASTER EOPTIt'ON LECTURE. A meeting of the Baptist Brotherhood will be held Tuesday evening in Haptlst hall in the Rimbach building. The meeting is open to the public, and it is expected that there will be a large audience to enjoy the stereopticon lecture on the Fhlllipine islands by Mr. E. R. Maclntyre. About one nunarea slides will be shown, and there will be music by the orchestra. Kerresnments will be served during tne evening. A MEET1N41 FOR TV BSD AY. On the afternoon of July 22d a meet ing lor parents, teachers, clergymen and social workers will be held in thu auditorium of the First Presbyterian cnurcn in f-outh Hohman street. All persons interested in the following program are most cordially invited to attend. The program will begin promptly at 3 o'clock: introauciory address Mrs. T. n. Young field secretary of the American Institute of Child Life. uroup or children s songs Mrs. L. L. Bomberger. Address "Protecting Our Children," the Rev. Allen Hoben of the University of Chicago. Report of nominating committee. Benediction. ANNUAL PICNIC. About two hundred attended the annual picnic of the First Methodist Sunday school last Saturday at Douglas park and spnt a most enjoyable day. The picnic dinner was served it 1 O'clock, and during the afternoon the young people engaged In a number of athletic games and contests. A special car was chartered which left from the corner of Hohman and Russell streets at 10 o'clock. The picnickers did not return until late in the afternoon. GRANTED A LICENSE. A marriage license was granted Mrs. Addie Linn of Hammond and .Samuel P. Wilson of Sprague, Mo., In Chicago today. The Misses Bertha and Beatrice Hansen entertained Mrs. Lathouse and Miss Mary Halm of Columbus, O., at their home In Rimbach avenue yesterday. Miss Halm formerly lived in Hammond. Mrs. Jack Reinlein and little son of Toledo, O.. arrived in Hammond last Friday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Yaeger at their home in State Line street. Mrs. Reinlein was formerly Miss Clara Yaeger of Hammond. Mrs. J. v.". Savery of Rimbach avenue spent the past week-end in Knox, Ind., the guest of relatives. J. M. Lyons, formerly of Hammond, but now of Chicago, was the guest of his cousin, P. J. Lyons, at his home in Ogden street yesterday. ; Rix W. Newell of Ogden street returned home last evening after a few days' visit with relatives in Lima and Spencervllle, O. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Belman and son Creighton of Glendale park returned home last Friday after a two weeks' visit with relatives in Perry. Mich. Mrs. Harvey Cleveland and son of Ingraham avenue, West Hammond, left today for Nakoosa, Wis., for a two weeks' visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. John W. Pepperdine and children concluded their visit in Hammond last Saturday evening and returned to their iiume in umana. They spent several weeks In Hammond the guests of Mrs. i-epperaines mother, Mrs. Elisa Philllppl, at her home in Wilcox street. Miss Mabel Sherby of Truman avenue spent Sunday In Chicago the guest of ner cousin. Miss Marie McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Leary of Logan spent feunday in Michigan City, ind the guest of friends. Master Edein Ray of State street will leave tomorrow for a visit with rela tives In illiamsport, Ind. miss jre MacLeod and Miss Gerllul" uien auenaea tne funeral of miss Kthel Horner in Gary, Ind., yesleraay. Miss Helen Krug of Racine, Wis., " - ..i.ct. xi. ennui ki ner nome eeTcj . . to i summer street. Mrs. Jessie Davis, nee Smith, left ves terday with East Chicago friends for a ... .. laniii ai iear i.ane, near Mason City, la. Mrs. D. E. Boone is entertaining her sister. Miss Prell of South Bend. Ind.. at ner nome in May street. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harding and rhll dren of Truman avenue will leave Wed ifaWWaWUM 1 VU! ProsfiFQss
nesday for Columbus, Ind.. to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Harding for a few weeks. Dr. George T. Miller will spend a short vacation at Rapid City, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Stewart, 54 Detroit street, left Hammond Saturday for Grand Rapids. Wis., for a visit with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Hunter of South Hohman street returned home thi morning after an over-Sunday visit with Mr. Hunter's mother at her home in Schneider, Ind. Mrs. Frank Stevens and daghter. Miss Kate Stevens and son, John Stevens, of State street, will leave tomorrow for a visit with relatives In Lafayette and Attica'lnd. They will be absent from Hammond for two weeks. Roscoe Livingston, formerly of Hammond, but now of Mt. Vernon. 111., spent the past week-nd In Hammond the guest of friends. Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Oberlln and daughter, Katherine, of Warren street, will leave this evening for a visit with relatives In Mansfield, O. John Meyers is still seriously 11 at his home In State street. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stoikowitz of Montreal, Canada, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hutton at their home
In Ogden street for a few weeks. Mrs Stoikowits, who was formerly Mlsi Frances Hutton, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hutton. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Zoll of Detroit street returned home this morning from Logansport, Ind. Mrs Zoll has been the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hunter, at tneir nome ttiere for two weeks, and; air. oil left Hammond Friday to spend the week end. They spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bennett at their home In Indianapolis. Prof, and Mrs. E. S. Tillman, on South Hohman street, have as their guest Miss Coral Tillman of North Manchester, Ind. Mr. Harry Wilson, atiso of North Manchester, was here for the week-end. Miss Vera Kannedy of Calumet avenue has gone to Cadillac. Mich., for a few weeks' visit. Mrs. William S. Lawson has returned to her home in Rimbach avenue after a two weeks' visit with friends at Traverse City, Mich. Miss Lehr of Foley, Ala., has re turned home after a week's visit with Miss Vera Kennedy at her home in Calumet avenue. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. O'Connell of South Hohman street spent Sunday in Chi cago with Mr. O Connell s brother, Paul O'Connell. Lodge Assemblies The members of the Dorcas lodge of Rebeckahs met last Saturday evening In the I. O. O. F. hall In East State street for their regular weekly meet mg. There was the usual large at tendance of the membership. A class of candidates was initiated during the everJng and following the business ses sion a most delightful social hour was pased. Announcement was made of the next meeting, to be held Saturday, July 26, when the usual business and social program will be followed. Saturday evening the members of the Hammond Chapter of Eastern Stars met in the K. of P. hall In South Hoh man street for their regular semi monthly meeting. There was only rou tine work, and after the business session a short time was spent socially, ihere was a large attendance of the membership at the meeting. The next regular meeting will be held In two weeks on Saturday evening, August 2. The regular semi-monthly meeting of the members of Progressive Court No. 166. Tribe of Hen Hur, will take place Tuesday evening in the K. of P. hall In South Hohman street. The meeting will be an important one, and It is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership. There will be both in stallation of officers and initiation of a class or candidates. During the so cial hour refreshments will be served. CHURCH PICNIC There was a union picnic of the Presbyterian churches of Indiana Harbor, uary and East Side on Saturday at Cal umet park. East Side, which was at tended by a large number from Indiana Harbor, as well as from the other places which had churches represented in the gathering. Indiana Harbor, Incidentally, carried oft many of the honors in the way of prizes offered in the various contests. A fine time was reported by all present. The contests and those to whom prizes were awarded were as follows: Thin women's race. Mrs. F. J. Murley, first; Mrs. W. F. Harman, second. Girls, fourteen years to sixteen, Esther Frank and Gertrude Rerner. Men s race, F. J. Murley, W. F. Harmon. Hoys, thirteen to sixteen years, J. McConnell, Clarence Speedy. Girls, ten to thirteen years, Edith Verner and Elva Speedy. Free for all ladies, Mrs. Will Murphy and Mrs. Alva Middaugh. Fat women's race, Mrs. D. W. KeDDle and Mrs. Frank. Three-legged race for girls, 8 to 12 years. Gale Harmon and Elva Speedy. Girls handkerchief race, Irene Pol lard and Melva Soderstrom. There were 200 present. A feature of the event was the indoor baseball game between Indiana Harbor on the one side and Gary and the Eighth church of the East side on the other, in which jnoiana naroor won Dy a score of 22 to 11. New Cases Filed. 10715. R. 2. Pearl Ditler (W Granger) vs. Frank Ditler; annulment of marriage. 10710. H. 3. Mike Morrossl fT. v Cravens) vs. American Bridge Co.; per. Injury. 10717. R. 1. Caroline D. Wilson (W. H. Sickman) vs. Elijah Wilson; divorce.
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IS AST CHICAGO-' day in Mr- Andrew Mock's automobile. Miss Marty Mitchell returned Satur- for tne PurPose of undergoing an operday night from Chicago where she vis-!ation today or tomorrow. Dr. Hughes lted a cousin, Miss Edna Stark for two and Mr' Mock accompanied him. Mr.
weeks. Miss Mable Palmer Is back from a visit to Milwaukee. She spent a week in the cream city with friends. The regular monthly business meeting and social of the Eownrth t.q,,. win be held Friday, July 25th at 8 o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal church. All members and old time leaguers are cordially Invited to be present. Mrs. J. J. Freeman and daughter Caroline have returned from Green Bay, Wis., where they visited Mrs. 1 Freeman's aunt and Uncle' and Mrs. E. 1. Manger. They were gone ten days. ) The Epworfh League will meet at, :30 next Sunday evening at the Meth-' odist Episcopal church. Miss Louise, Davis will act as leader. j Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Santl entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Summers at din-j ner yesterday. Miss Sadie Sterling returned Satur-! day night from Elkhart. Ind., where : she visited her sister, Mrs. James Warner for two weeks. J. D. Williams, formerly of East Chicago, is now conducting the buffet in the elegant new Hotel Rumely cf La Porte. ti,. .1 , .v. .
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the Loyal Order of Moose will take place Wednesday July 23 when there will be 25 candidates receive their de - ter this meeting. The fact is being already known, hence the number of candidates arc increasing. A Gas Range combines convenience and economy. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co. INDIANA HARBOR. Mrs. William Hughes, wife of Scr - geant Hughes who Is In South Bend. recuperating after a serious opera- j tlon, is reported getting much stronger.) The Royal Neighbors will meet Thusday evening. It is desired that, all the members attend. j
Tonight will take place the regular when he reported that five men. atmeeting of the Lady Maccabees of In- tending a picnic nt East Gary, had dlana Harbor, the meeting to take place been drowned in the Little Calumet
In K. P. hall as usual. Indiana Harbor Chapter of the Eastern Stars will hold a stated meeting Wednesday. There will be Initiation of candidates and refreshments. The stitches necessltatedby the re cent operation on Willie Hart will be removed today and it is expected that the boy will be in condition tomorrow evening to permit of his removal to his home. Yesterday he was visited by two of his playmates, Clarence Speedy and Joe Darner who accompanied Mrs Hart on her v. it fh hn.nii.l wh Willi- l. ,. ir Willie will be brought home tomorrow in George Brant's automobile. Miss Tena Sherpetosky of Guthrie street had a narrow escape from death Saturday night at ten o'clock while on her way home. As she passed Steen berg's place one of the ornamental 11 iumination poles fell, carrying with it the three arc lights which were smash ed to splinters Just behind her. The pole in falling grazed th'e skirt of her dress. Miss Sherptosky says there was nothing in sight which could have caused the fall of the pole. It simply dropped to the pavement. It is believed however that it had been struck previously by an auto or a wagon and thus weakened. Miss Sherpetowsky will leave tomorrow for Chicago where sho will Join a party of friends who will go camping for a eek at Pawpaw Lake. Ind. Mr. John Tolmie went to the Presbyterian hospital at three o'clock Satur-
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' - ' '' rye AS itf- ; toimie nas stomach trouble in a bad Iorm and u is to this that the OI"ratlon 19 necessary. ' Mr' Kew'ton Hembroff left Friday for St- Joe' Mrs- Hfmbroff and Mrs. Hower, her mother, will go during his absence to South Bend, Miles, Mich., and Pawpaw, going later to St. Joe from where they will return with Mr. Hemboff. They will be gone ten days or two weeks. Nate Shine and a party and Fred Gastel and party from Indiana Harbor made a trip to Laporte yesterday taking dinner -t the new hotel Rumely, which is said to be the finest hotel in Northern Indiana. The new automobile license tags have begun to arrive in Indiana Harbor and Judge Walter J. Riley was the first in the Twin Cities to receive his. The tags are much larger and more consplcous than those of the old pattern, being six inches b"y twelve Inches in dimension. They are painted In black letters on yellow background and under the new state law tags of this pattern must be carried both frqnt and rear by every Indiana auto. These tags have been anxiously awaited by autolsts since June 1 when the law went to effest. and thus far only a com paratively few of them have been Issued. l Banlh, d!rt an'3 "8nes from h "li en by using a Gas Range. No. Ind. Gas & Elecv. Co. Days News In Gary I WE" AT TTTTT T NEWSMONGER A man by the name of Giller who rang up the Gary police station last night gave the cops an anxious hour river. Officers were at once sent to investi gate and they returned stating that the report was false. Yesterday Coroner Smith and clerical staff went to East Chicago to conduct a drowning inquest. HURT ON THE 'mm? A XT TXT A 17"P A. R. Herman was severely injured lale Mluraa n,Snl near the ry nal1 wnen th "Ocean Wave," an B.uuaciutin i n , 1. 1. icu on mm. Herman was assisting in taking down the wave when a high wind cam up and did what the workmen tr?re trying to do. Ail of the rest ol the the way of the "wave" except Herman carnival company employes got out of The "wave" made him quite dusty as he was rolled in the sand. YOU CAN BELIEVE THIS STORY; WE DON'T A colored man riding,, on the Sykes motor truck was spilled to the street at Eleventh avenue and Broadway, Gary, this morning. He landed straight on his dome of thought and was stiff when the police picked him up and laid him on the sidewalk. The cops proceeded to ring up Finerty's morgue for the dead wagon when someone said something about
gin and pork chops. Thereupon the t colored man got up and walked away. W. H. F. Parry, the Tenth avenue brick man, vouches for the truth of
this story. GARY LAND CO. OF GARY, MINN. The Times has been carrying the advertising of the Gary Land company of Gary, Ind., but today It has one from the new steel town of Gary, Minn., where another Gary Land company has been formed. Gary, Minn., is the new town where the steel corporation Is building a steel plant on the Gary. Ind., order. Like our own Gary, which is near Chicago, it is near Duluth. Last year a number of aGry steel mill employes went to aGry, Minn., to be Employed in the construction department. ANYONE SEEN BENS HEIFERS? Ben Jensen of the Griffith postoffice has asked Chief Martin of the Gary police to have every one of his sixty coppers keep an eye on his two heifers. Said heifers strayed away from Griffith on Saturday and haven't been seen since. DO YOU WISH TO MAKE MONEY? If so. Invest in real estate in Gary, Minn., the sister city of Gary, Ind., where the United States Steel corpora-, tlon is now completing one of the most modern and up to date Steel Plants in this country, the first unit to cost zu,oo,ooo. For full particulars ad dress or call on. GARY LAND COMPANY. 202 Palladio Bldg.. Duluth. Minn. FUNERAL OF ETHEL HORNER The funeral services of Miss Ethel Horner, who met her death by drowning, at the Tin Plate beach, was held at the home of her mother, Mrs. W. J. Clark, B21 Monroe street, Gary, two o'clock Sunday afternoon. R ev. F. A. Walton, of the First Presbyterian church, spoke words of condolence to the bereaved relatives, and in Impressive words pictured the pure, young life of the girl who was an untiring worker in the Sunday school and of the different young people's societies in the church of which she was a faithful member. Six young men and six young ladies, all classmates at the Gary high school acted as pall bearers. The remains were interred In Oak Hil cemetery. , Relatives and friends from out of town who attended th funeral were: Mrs. S. E. Barnes, grandmother, Klrksvllle, Mo.; D. W. Goodsn. uncle, Kansas City, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. George Emannels, uncle and Established 14 Rahn-Jqhnstqn Telephone 862. m EVERY EVENING The field is rich for advertisers
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