Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 30, Hammond, Lake County, 23 July 1913 — Page 6
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THE TIMES. fYednesdav, Julv 23, 1913.
town Point Mews
Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital
SH UCKS
From the Diary of Si. Lence
Musclts, Almost, Are Seen Inside the London Gowns. Headline in RecordHerald. Some In Ameriky, ed only y kin see em on th' outside o' th gown here. Will even rich old Ameriky could hardly 'ford t' pay him more 'n $12,000 a year fer Jeet talkin", when phoneygrafs 'er 's cheap. It was officially announced last night that F.' E. Farley had become sole owner of the Lyric theatre on Main street, he having purchased the moving picture concern from the Jointowners, Wheeler, Cleveland and Handley, the deal being closed yesterday. Mr. Farley affirmed the purchase of the amusement place last evening to a Times reporter, and stated that he would assume entire control of the theatre on August 1. Few che-ngen will be made in the management of the place as far as the attractions go and Mr. Farley states that he Intends to keep the "movie house" up to Its present standard of efficiency and excel
lence as far as first class Alms and municai specialties are concerned. Later on he expects to add many features that will be a drawing card to Crown Point audiences. Mr. Farley will continue in the real estate and Insurance business also at his present business' location. A Justice of the peace law suit In which Griffith parties are the chief contenders, will be heard in Judge At-kl-i's court today. John Hull, a prominent cltien of Griffith being charged by Jake Miller, also of that place, with assault and battery. It seems as If Miller drove over some land, owned by Hull, with a load of hay recently, when he wa attacked by the latter and somewhat beaten up. Miller now demands satisfaction and surcease from his alleged Injuries and Judge Atkins will try his hand in dls-hlng up the required amount of Justice. In the case of the State of Indiana vs. Stanley Ktosowskl, venued from
WHITING AND ENVIRONS
Gary to Mayor Krost's court in which the defendant is charged with assault on the person of Rose Szawtoski, the defendant was placed under $100 bonds to appear before Mayor Krost to answer the charges on July 26. Both parties in the case are from Gary and the evidence presented yesterday was enough to determine Mayor Krost in placing; th defendant under bond for his hearing on Saturday afternoon. The Crown Point baseball team will play the Gary Works team at Erie park on Sunday f.fternoon and Manager Wagner expects to have the toughest battle of the season with the strong team from he neighboring city. The Gary team has been playing a high class article of ball this season and Crown Point will have to play ball at every stage of the game to win from the visitors. Robert Bruce left this morning to spend several days vacation with relatives at Bruce Lake, Ind.
M. E. Dinwiddle is transacting business in Hammond today. Miss Florence Loveridge returned to her home in Hammond this morning after a short visit with Miss Pauline Sauerman on Clark street. Clayton D. Root and two sons are Chicago visitors today.
Misses Florence and Josie Pratt left this morning for a visit with friends zi Cboctcr. Mrs. Harry Barr and chldren are visiting with relatives in Hammond this week. A few lone katydids have been heard duVlng the evenings of the last week, which according to the old time weather prophets, forecasts frost in six weeks time. The katydid sign is however prety much on the order of the groundhog sign, both leaving a very small margin to be or not to be on. Miss Mabel Brown is visiting with Pr. and Mrs. Robert Krost in Chicago today. Pete Henning still keeps going the winning stride for the Kansas City Federals, winning a nice game for his team mates yesterday and being given excellent support. Henning now has the reputation of winning more games than any pitcher in the Federal league. This record this season will insure him a good berth next year.
Mrs. Nellie McKuiff of 119th street M. will be held this evening. Mrs. has resigned her position as book keep- Wm. Porter's committee will enterer with the Whiting Supply Company tain.
and has taken a similar position in the
office of the N. I. & E. Company at rnr ranr w
days to visit her. parents Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin who underwent an operaJohn Canner of New York avenue. ' " tlon on his throat at the German hosMiss Mamie Bernstein returned home pital, Chicago, Saturday, is getting today from Chicago where she spent fllong nicely. several days visiting her aunt. Mrs. James Tendon of Pearl street visAs a token of his apax-eciation to the ited her sister, Mrs. Arnold of Oak city council for his appointment on the Park for a few days. Board of Education. James E. Evans
treated the mayor, aldermen and sev-
a I frl.nf). n a Art. A i , . w, a IU 1 1
. Myers of Sheridan avenue has left o . it ., . " , " Smith's, after the meeting on Monday
yo., to be employed by the
night.
r.asi v..nicago. one enterea upon ner new i:ijh,m mi o , i
duties on Monday. j Mrs. James Morrison and Miss Ruth Mrs. C. L Hellwig and daughter Mar- . Hattle May Brockman of Win- , Wollett are entertaininf their niece, garet are home from Brockston. Ind.. 1 errn; fla- here visiting at the Miss Gladys Moorman of Spencerville, where they spent several weeks visit- h?? ' h" hrn- Ber- Brockman Ohio. ing with relatives. j of ,ew Tork avenue. Mrs. Frank Greenwald of Sheridan Miss Ellen CConell of Crown Point is Mls" Joan fpanburg of New York avenue Is visiting in Clevtland. Ohio. spending the week here with Misses avenue is entertaining her cousin. Miss Dinners cooked with Ga are better Thelma and Almeda Hilllard. .Grace Rex. of Ligonier; Ind. and cost less. No. Ind. Gas & Elec Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Gavlt and' Mls8 V1(5a AU of Sheridan avenue! " children and Miss Louise Mattem re- wiU teach near Kankakee, lit., next! ?.OBERT3DIE
turned home on Monday night from a J'"""- naving Just received her teachers
HOBABT I The hall game played here Sunday between the Griffith team and the Athletics was won by the home team, the score being 9 to 8. Many rooters accompanied the Griffith team. The Misses Agnes. Lenore and Clara Nash of Chicago visited friends here yesterday. Mr. George Mellow of Hammond visitel relatives here recently. Miss Gertrude Fork of Gary visited with Miss Helen Mackey Sunday.
motor trip in Dewagiac, Mich.
I certificate and appointment. Miss
Mrs. George A. Roe of Davison Place AuIt "ul assume her duties about Sep
has returned home from St. Margaret's temher 8th. hospital. i M!" 0"?tie Allen of 119th street has Mrs. Millie Davis and Mrs. Henry &on to Logan, Ohio, to visit her grandBurge of Hammond attended the meet- mother for several weeks. ing of the D. of L. Monday evening. Mian Helen Matern entertained the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allison. Mr. and Trl Kappa Sorority very pleasantly at Mrs. P. J Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. her borne in Oliver street on Monday William Griffith attended the camp nighty meeting at Desplalnes. 111., on Sun- Ra Ault of Sheridan avenue has
dav. ' neen tailing special work at the Unl-
Mrs. T. Abraham entertained
cousin, and two sons of Hammond on summer. yesterday. ! Miss Anna May Dineen of Sheridan
' Mr. Frank Hoffmann of Hegewisch
Mrs. Charles Bacon of Reese avenue, is here visiting at the home of Mr. and who has been seriously 111 for sev- Mrs. M. Fleck. eral days was taken to St, Margarets Mrs. Charles Klaussen and son, Chas., hospital Monday where her condition is who have been vetting relatives at very critical. Stony Island for the past week have Miss Lillian Soltwedel of Harrison returned home. 9v. Mt.ri.in.j mi. Miss Lydia Heck visited with rela-
of Cheltenham last evening. Mrs. J. Garvin and daughter Anna of Chicago were business visitors here Monday. j Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul and daugh-
her verslty High School in Chicago for the " N(,ml wre su"t sat the Seliger
home In Kast Side Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Seliger left Tuesday morn
Miss Marlam Gordon of Oliver street avenue Is taking a course in music and who has been spending a few weeks drawing at Northwestern University in in Chicago is expected to return home Evanston. this week. ! Miss Esther Dewey of Grant Park, Til. Mr. and Mrs. Al Osterburg and the Is here visiting with relatives. -latter's cousin of La Crosse, Ind., at- Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont .Parks have tended a moon-light picnic at Jackson moved In the Vincent house on New Park, which was given by the Bap- York avenue while their home on Oltlst church last -evening. j Jver street Is being remodeled. All members of the Mystic Temple Raymond Schaub and Clarence Bader No. 121 Pythian sisters, are requested will both attend Notre Dame Unlverto meet at Gordon's store Friday even- slty next year.
ing for the 7:20 car. For the purpose
of visiting the East Side Temple. .Miss Gaynelle M. Eaton, have returned At the regular meeting of the Pyth- from their wedding trip to Duluth. ian Sisters Friday evening the installa-' Mr. and Mrs. Nlcholls have now gone
tlon of the following officers was held:, to housekeeping in their new home in
ing for New York where they will sail Thursday for Germany for a few weeks visit with relatives. Mrs.- Sell and Mrs. Charles Valscak of East Side were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Gerke ot Cleveland avenue Sunday. Mrs. Mary Hunter of Indiana blvd., returned home after a few days visit with her son, John York of Shelby. Mrs. Fred Binhammer of Harrison avenue visited her parents Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce N. Nlcholls nee Mrs- Strum of Hammond Monday.
P. C. Olive Welch. M. E. C. Fay Lee. E. S Etta Hubbard E. J. Esther Buell. M of F. Myrtle Hubbard. M. of R. and C. Rosetta Stress. P. of T. Hattie Carpenter. O. of T Portia Dils. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the committee. The regular meeting of the L. O. T.
James Chltwood of
of
has been brought home.
improved In health.
She is much
T.nTCTTTT.T. , the guests of Mrs.
Charles Lamma who has been con- n,s city" nti f.. .tr. i ,. ri.,. Claude Trump and wife and son
the past three years, is packing up Sch"1 were in town yesterday, to leave here. He has opened a place In M" Chet P,x,,y who wa" ,n th noB3outh Chicago. ipltaI at ch,oa several weeks being Lowell Chapter No. 360 Eastern Star, t"4" 'or a' complication of diseases.
will confer the Initiatory degree Thursday evening. All members are requested
to be present. ! ' The "Hornets" of the Epworth League ' CLARK STATION, will hold a marshmellow roast and cos- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gurnsey are tume social at Hayden's Grove near the proud parents of a nice ten pound Pine Grove' school house Friday even- baby girl. Both mother and child are ing. Wagons, autos, etc., will leave doing nicely. the public square in Lowell at 7 p. m. ! uttie Mss Roma Anderson the six Fare 15c a round trip. All cordially in- year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. vited to attend. jj. ! Charles Anderson entertained her many Mrs. A. N. Truax and daughter Etta friends at her birthday party Monof Wadsworth 111., arrived in Lowell yes day. Games of all sorts were played and terday to .visit relatives and friends. alI enjoyed a good time. After this a
i ney iormeriy uvea here. . I
Clarence Ketchel, wife
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Cleveland avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Matson have moved Into their new home on Oh- i.venue. having recently returned here from Rochelle. 111. The Misses Wilson, of Waukegan. who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott of Ohio avt . have left for a visit in Detroit, Mich., before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thwlng have moved into their new home in LaPorto avenue. , Tiic regular meeting of the D. of L. was held on Monday night at which
the annual installation of officers took
Lon Rought attended the Orpbeum theatre In Hammond last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggers of Lake avenue attended the Orpheum theatre in Hammond last evening. Frsmk O. Rourke of Hammond was a business visitor here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes of Lincoln avenue are entertaining Mrs. Barnes and children of Chicago for a few days. Mrs. Joseph Wetzberger of Indiana blvd., returned home from Johnstown, Penn., after a few weeks visit with
relatives. Mayor Smalley and John Rhode of Hammond transacted business here Monday.
tives at Englewood yesterday. Mr. Ralph Wood of Petornica. 111., is here visiting with relatives. Mrs. Shuelke and daughter Lola were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mr. George Stackert Is enjoying a weeks vacation. Misses Lillie Gruel and Clara Albrecht are spending the week at Cedar Lak, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. William Corey, Mrs. F. Rose and Miss Lizzie Rossow visited friends and relatives at Gary yesterday. Mrs. I Traeger is on the sick list.
The Messrs. George Fleck and Joe Mellon attended a ball game in Chi
cago Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sehultx from Hammond spent Sunday out here with
relatives.
Miss Theresla Keul from Chicago visited at the home of her sister here Sunday. 1 The Misses Barbara Klein and Mamie Schaller and John Klein were the guests of relatives at Chicago Saturday and Sunday. Freeman Webb from Veedersburg was the guest at the home of his brother Harry of this place over Sunday. The Misses Tillle and Helen Bante from Chicago spent several days at the home of Peter Klein and family. Sunday afternoon the remains of the six months old child of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Kelley from Lansing were laid to rest In the St. Joseph cemetery out
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from neighboring towns do not eoundt quite so good. But one arrest was made for violating the speed law.
Mrs. D. Hunt of Hammond visited" here.
Mrs. Edward Jewett of Pearl street on
place, after which refreshments were! Monday.
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The funeral of William Emmel, one of our former best known citizens, will be held tomorrow afternoon when services will be preached at his home, 6751 Ewing avenue. South Chicago at one p. m. The funeral will he under the direction of Undertaker Hellwig and will be in charge of the locat tent of the K. O. T. M. Interment will be at Oakhill cemetery In Hammond. Mrs. Charles Kllma of Point Richmond, CaL. is expected here in a few
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schalder of Indiana boulevard entertained a number of little 'children in honor of their daughter, Verna, birthday Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Birsen of 119th street is quite 111 at her home. Mrs. August Sehmlttle of Harrison
avenue visited friends in Monday.
Our Saturday items stated that there wae no ball game scheduled for Sunday afternoon, but there was one after all. Still according to spectators our Items were not far out of the way, as the result was a score of 18 to J In favor of the visiting team. Michael Schaller was taken to Hammond the latter part of the weeks, to
Hammond 1 undergo an operation for oppendleltis. Reports up to the present writing ere
Ernst Stalbalm of Munster visited at favorable, the Freese home In Harrison avenue No serious accidents occurred here Sunday. Sunday although there wWe hundreds Richard, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. of automobiles went through. Reports
GRIFFITH. Mrs. Bennett and her daughter, Mrs Jolly were Chicago visitors today. Jay Kllbourn of Ross transacted buslness here yesterday. A. L. Russell Is reported on the sick; list. A baby boy was born to Mr. and! Mrs. Rector Hlnes Monday. Mrs. Jessie) Brady of Uplands Is visiting at the) home of her new nephew. The Busy Bees will give an Ice ereent social across the street from Grlm mere store on Friday afternoon and! evening. All members of the Busy Bees are urged to be present at the meeting Thursday at the home of Mraj J. O. Russell.
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friends
here
Chicago were guests of
Sunday. George Maneul, Cedar Lake's clever merchant, was in town on business Monday. Mrs. Kate Krammer and son Claude, who visited at the home of her brothers. Wells and Ira Ainsworth, have returned to their home in Crown" Point. Mrs. Kate Ainsworth, mother of Ainsworth brothers, who came with ber daughter, remained here for a longer visit. Ed Peterson of Shelby was in town Tuesday. George Davis and wife of this place, Harry Swarti and Mrs. William Craw
ford of Crown Point and John Swartz and wife of Freeport spent yesterday on the banks of the Kankakee river at
very dainty supper was erfloved bv all.
son of ye aij yYi Roma many happy returns
of the day. Mr. William Wright of South Chicago was a Clarke business transacter ytsterday. Pine Beach Is getting to be one of the most popular bathing: resorts of the Calumet region. Those seeklnjr bathing places prefer our beach rather than others because we have thrte car lines and two railroads which can bring them nearer to the lake than they can get in. any other part of Gary. Fishing and picnlcing are also the features. F. A. Gund of Chicago was a Clarke business visitor Monday. MisB Irene Osterman and Miss Luella
Osterman returned here after spending a few days with Flnley Park relatives.
Water Valley.
Miss Virginia Jones and Mr. Russell !
tv. tii.i,ii . . . ' Wilson of Gary were Clarke visitors rs. John Dinwiddle and son went to
Englewood yesterday for a short visit. . y"irru".y
J. P. Riley of Michigan City, an engineer on the Michigan Central rail-
oad, who has been visitng at the home )f Peter Fredericks for several days, eturned home yesterday. He will go to Canada next week to attend a conven:ion of railway engineers. Mrs. Louis Berg who has been vlsltnsr her dauehter. Mrs.' Louise Anvellnar
it Chesterton, arrived home today. Her vl5,ltor yesterday.
laughter accompanied her for a short rlslt. Miss Lena Kimmet went to Dyer yesterday for a weeks visit with relatives. Claude A. Smith who has been clerkng in Driscoll's r drug store has resigned his position and gone to Pueblo. Colo. . Mrs. Amelia Bailty and Mrs. John Castle and son Dael returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in Romeo, Vlich. Mrs. Martin and daughter Viola are
! Richard Much of this place who was
injured a few months ago while playing baseball is rapidly improving. Richard has been at home for the last two weeks but goes to Chicago every other day where he receives medical attention. Mrs. C. Shockley and Mrs. C. Collins of the Tin Plate were Clarke Station
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Get Ready for Decoration Day. Get Ready for the Fourth of July. When You Will Want a Flag to Swing to the Breeze.
Mrs. Alvina Leudke and Miss Al-
. vlna Garrltty of South Chicago were j visiting with relatves Here, I Mrs. Fred Helnkel and daughter. Miss Loraine, of South Chicago were spending the day with relatives here. i Mrs. Charles Gastel returned here after spending the day shopping at So. ! Chicago. Mrs. F. C. Holifleld of Gary was a Clarke Station visitor yesterday. Mrs. G. Smith of Gary was a Clarke
Station visitor yesterday.
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Glen and Hosford Park. Mrs. A. W'ehner and daughter Catherine and son Paul of Hobart spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. J. Schmelter. . Mr. and Mrs. J. Hlney spent Sunday with relatives In Chicago. Mr. William Hiney of Hobert spent
yesterday evening with his parents J. Hlney and family. Miss Marie Peterson of Gary spent yesterday with friends at Glen Park. Mrs. M. Pfaft and Mrs. Goekie were Gary shoppers last evening. Mrs. O. Daumer and son and Leon a Adler were Hammond visitors today. Mr A. F. Carlson of Tolleston was a Glen Park business visitor yesterday.
If yon smoke a La Vendor once yoe will always call for them. Adv.
Stand By The Flag Let us twine each thread of the glorious tissue of our country's flag about our heart strings, and looking upon our homes and catching the spirit which breathes upon us from the battlefield of our fathers, let us resolve that, come weal or woe, we will in life and death, now nd forever stand by the Stare and Stripes. They have floated over our oradles; let It be our prsyer and our struggle that they shall float over our graves. They have been unfurled from the snows of Canada to the plains of New Orleans, to the halls of the Montezumas, and amid the solitude of every sea, and everywhere, as the luminous symbol of resistless and beneficlent power, and they led the brave and free to victory and to glory. HON. JOS. HOLT.
Flag Days The following are recommended as flag- days. In addition to recognized national holidays: Sept. 10 Perry's Victory. Sept. 22 Emancipation Proclamation. Oct. 12 Columbus Discovered America. Oct. 19 Cornwall la' Surrender. Dec, 18 Boston Tea Party. Dec 22 Forefathers Day. Jan. 1 American Flag First Used by Washington. Jan. IS Daniel Webster Born. Jan. 26 Charles Sumner Born. Feb. 12 Abraham Lincoln Born. April 2 Thomas Jefferson Born, 1745. April 19 Battle of Lexington. April 27 U. 8. Grant Born. April 30 Inauguration of Washington. May 14 Founding of Jamestown. May 29 Patrick Henry Born, 173S. June 14 American Flag Adopted. June 17 Battle of Bunker Hill.
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