Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 26, Hammond, Lake County, 26 July 1913 — Page 6

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6 THE TIMES. Julv 26, 1913.

Legal Motice

Gravel Road Petition. State of Indiana, Lake County, ss: In the Commissioners Court of Lake County. Indiana. July Term. 1918. To the Honorable Board of Commissioners, Lake County, Indiana: The undersigned resident freeholders and voters of North Township in said County of Lake and State of Indiana, pray your Honorable Board to cause to be constructed and improved by grading, draining and paving with crushed stone, gravel or slag, in the manner that is commonly known as macadamising, and pursuant to an Act entitled an "Act Concerning Highways." passed by the General Assembly of the Slate of Indiana and approved March 25th. 1907. the following described public highway in North Township, Lake County. Indiana, towlt: Tha following described line Is the center line of said highway commencing at a point at the northwest corner of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of Section nine (9). Township thirty-six (36). north of Range nine (9).. west of the Second P. M. and running east to the east line of said North Township, thus connecting the east line of said North Township with an improved free gravel road heretofore established and constructed by the Board of Commissioners of Lake County. Indiana, pursuant to an Act of the Qeneral Assembly approved March 8th, 1905. and all amendments thereto approved March 23rd. and February 27th, 1907. Said road or street asked to be improved is about one mile and a half In length and they pray that such improvements by grading and macadam izing as aforesaid be made sixteen feet ( wide; and your petitioners further show to your Honorable Board that the said j highway so proposed to be Improved J will be less than three miles in length. There Is no incorporated town or city In said township of North, Lake County, Indiana, with a population of thirty thousand or more Inhabitants. All of which Is respectfully submitted. Peter Crumpacker. Louis M. Heintz. Frank Hammond. F. R. Mott. Walter H. Hammond. Thos. Lavene. H. B. McAleer. H. R. Schneider. J. T. Hutton. H. F. Melkle. G. A. Dobbins. Chas. H Frledrich W. J. McAleer. Henry Lundt. B. L. P. Bell. D. E. Boone R. H. McHie. L O. Eder C Gauthler. L. H. Kelly. Erlck Lund. B. E. Escher. P. W. Meyn. Thos O'Shea. Wm. repperdine. F. Crumpacker. Erlck Lund. Percy A. Parry. F. B. McElroy. G. H. Jacobson. P. G. Fagen. W. D. Webb. James J. Nejdl. Chas. Gruen. Geo. M. Eder. W. F.- Bridge. E. G.-Sproat. W. L. Spencer. F. L. Wyman. W. J Hastings. M. P. Ludwig Wm. Ahlborn. Stephen Dunlgan. M. A. Dobson. Thos. Swanton. W. H. Gostlln. Jr. J. M. W. Dyer. D. T. Emery. ' Geo. W. Yeazel. G Warner C. a. Hohman. F. R. Schaaf. O. H. Rabe. And the undersigned Auditor, by en- ! dorsement on said petition, has fixed the 6th day of August. 1913. as the day when said petition shall be heard by" said Board of Commissioners of Lake i County. Indiana, said day being the I 3rd day of the August, 1913, term of said board. Notice is hereby given to all per- ' sons concerned of the day so fixed for . said presentation and hearing. J CHAS. A. JOHNSON, Auditor, Lake County, Ind Gravel Road Petition. State of Indiana, iake County, ss: In the Commissioners' Court of Lake County, Indiana, July Term. 1913. To the Honorable Board of Commis sioners, Lake County, Indiana We, the undersigned Petitioners re- i spectfully represent and show to your ! Honorable Board that we each and all are Bonl-fled resident Free Holders - and Voters of North Township, Lake County, Indiana, and that we are en titled to vote at each General election ! in said Township, State and County, and at the next General election. And that said Petitioners respectfully pray your Honorable Board to es tablish and cause to be constructed !nerial election there for special election tnere ior, without a under and Dursuant to an Act of the ' General Assembly of the State of In-1 dlana, entitled "An Act concerning ' Highways" which Act provides for the I locatlon. vacation and chanalnir of High Ways and provides for the construction of said High Way and free gravel stone or other Macadamized roads and for the payment of the costs thereof, and for their malntainance, which Act was approved March 8th, 1906, and amendments thereto, which was approved March 2nd, 1907 and March 6th, 1909, and that you establish a free stone (macadam) road Twenty-four feet In width on, along and upon the following described route, to-wlt: commencing at a point on the east line of Henry Hopp's twenty-one acre tract of land where said east line intersects with a Public Highway known as the Philip McLaughlin road, eald Philip McLaughlin road being the east and west center line of Section nine (9) Township Thlrty-lx (36) N. R. nine 9) W. of second P. M. in North Township, Lake County, Indiana, thence extending due south along the east line of said Henry Hopp's twenty-one tract of land, and extending south to where said line Intersects with a Public Highway known as the Schrelber road, said Schrelber road being the south line of section nine (9), said proposed Highway is located in the southwest quarter (8. W.) of said section nine (9), said proposed Highway will be one-half mile in length. Your Petitioners would represent to this Honorable Board that the said road be Macadamized to the width of Twenty-four (24) feet with crushed stone together with a suitable dressing to be decided by this Honorable Board with at least four feet berm n each side of said pavement, and

that you at the asme ,'tlrne construct and cause to be constructed all necessary culverts, drains, side drains so as to make said stone or paved road a complete and improved Highway. And that your Petitioners further shows that the construction of said road and the pavement thereof will be of Public Utility and the costs thereof will be less than its benefits. Tmir Petition further renroannt ! this Honorable Board that this said Highway Is located In North Township, Lake County, Indiana, and that said proposed highway herein petitioned for and to be established and located and Improved, has for Its commencement a free Macadamized road, and that its point of termination of said proposed Highway is located at what is known as the Schrelber road and which terminal point is on a free Macadamized road. Both of which terminal points of the road herein petitioned for were constructed under and pursuant to the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana. That there is no Incorporated town or city In North Township, where said road Is to be established that has a population of Thirty Thousand Inhabitants or over. For all of which your Petitioners would ever pray. Henry F. Hopp. Fred Hopp. Rose Svec. Elijah Wilson. Chas. Williams. Rudolph Prahlow. Al Portz. Frank Kockler. C. J. Gheldenlch. Ora Taylor. Frank Holly. Emil Grapp. August Tarnowskl. Henry J. Schoon. Paul Grapp. Robert Hess. Henry Blissmer. T. V. Gorman. J. H. Krug. R. F. Baker. Phillip H. Otto. Chas. Watts. Ewald B. Kunow. J..H. Enlks. Louis Proeschold. August Hopp. Walter Earns. Charles Blnkheltx. Fred Dedelow. Geo. Hess. Ed A. Hess. C. Karsten. M. 8hay. John Sturn. John Boland. Otto Proeschold. Wm. Dedelow. Jr. Henry Hopp. Mat Humpfer. William Dedelow John L. Hess, Henry Rlnhart. Albert Hopp. Ben Lohse. J. Vaner. Wm. Kansfleld. Oliver Proeschold. B. F. Smot. Dick Elman. A. De Kreet. J. Havengar. R. E. Collier. E. C. Mlnas. L. B. Wentezel. John C. Oravea. Albert Hopp. Henry Rewney. Wesley L. Johnson. John Wilson. D. Johnson. And the undersigned Auditor, by en dorsement on said petition, has fixed the 6th day of August, 1913. as the day when said petition shall be heard bv I said Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, said day being the 3rd day of the August, 1913, term of I said board. I Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned of the day so fixed for I said presentation and hearing. CHAS. A. JOHNSON, Auditor, Lake County, Ind. Gravel Road Petition. State of Indiana. Lake County, ss In the Commissioners' Court of Lake County. Indiana. July Term. 1913. To the Honorable Board of Commis sioners, Lake County, Indiana: We. the undersigned petitioners re-sp-ctfully represent and show to your Honorable Board that we are each and all Bonl-fled resident Fre"e Holders and voters of North Township, Lake Coun ! ty. Indiana: and that we are entitled to vote at each General election In said Township, State and County, and at the next General election. And that said Petitioners respectfulj ly pray your Honorable Board to esl tabllsh and cause to be constructed minium . s(iciiai, election mere lor, under and pursuant to an Act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled "An Act Concerning High Ways" which Acts provides for the location, vacation and changing of I High Ways and provides for the con struction of said High Ways and free Kravel- 8ton or othr Macadamized roads and for tne Payment of the costs mereoi, ana ior ineir malntainance. vv"1-" was approvea marcn utn. iot ana amendments thereto, which was approved March 2nd. 1907 and March 6th, 1909. and that you establish a tree stone (macadam) road Sixteen (16) feet in width on, along and upon the following described route, to-wlt: Commencing at the Northeast corner of the Northwest ouarter xl of ...... t,on te 1 Township Thirty-six " j 36 N- R- nlne 9 "W- the second P- M- ,htnce running due south on the north and south center line of sections ten (10) and flft?en '15) to the lmprovea Puollc highway known as Hessville Black ak road in North Township, Lake County, Indiana and there ending said road to be about one and onethird (1 1-3) miles In length. Your petitioners would represent to this Honorable Board that the said road be macadamized to the width of Sixteen (16) feet with crushed stone together with a suitable dressing to be decided by this Honorable Board with at least four feet berm on each side of said pavement; and that you at the same time construct and cause to be constructed all "necessary cul vertB, drains, side drains so as to make said stone or paved road a complete and improved Highway. And your Petitioners further shows that the construction of said road and the pavement thereof will be of public Utility and the costs thereof will be less than tha benefits. Your Petitioners further represents to this Honorable Board that this sajd Highway Is located in North Township, Lake County. Indiana, and that said proposed Highway herein petitioned for and to be established and located and improved, has for Its commence ment a free Macadamized Road, and j that the point of termination of said proposed Highway is located at what Is known as the Hessville-Black Oak road, and which terminal point Is on a free Macadamized road Both of which terminal points of the road herein petitioned for were con structed under and pursuant to the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana. That there Is no Incorporated town ' or city in North Township, where said road Is to be

established that has a population of Thirty Thousand inhabitants or over.

For all of which Petitioners would ever pray. Peter Senztg. J. Havangar. Chas. Watts. Otto Albert Bfotenhauer Chas. Karsten. Proescholdt. Louis Proescholdt. Geo. H. Prohl. Christ Prohl. William Dedelow. Albert Hess.' John L. Hess. Charles Mueller. Ewald B. Vunow. H. E. Ernest. J. Voner. Geo. Hess. Anna McLaughlin. Max Bray. J. M. Huber. W. T. Carter. I. I. Modjeska. Henry Lundt. Erlck Lund. W. B. Neuman. W. J. Thompson. T. F. Gorman. A. C. Kohlar. K. Prahlon. Emil Grapp. John Watts. Henry Hopp. Henry Renhardt. Albert Hopp. Alex Williams ran Hony. f". B. Rhoader Wm. Hopp. Fred Hopp. J. C. Becker. Henry Bleker. Edward Stahl. D. T. Emery. John Koeucke. Peter L. Davis. Adam R. Ebert. Walter H. Hammond. William J. McAleer H. R. Schneider. Robert McAleer. Peter Crumpacker. Ed P. Ames. W. W. McMahon. Arnold Hasse. A. M. Bach. Jas. B. Ortt. A. C. Carter. Geo. Shanabarcer. John Surmar. F. P. L. Rack. H. F. Hassellrlng. Wm. Holn. R. H. McHie. C. L. Allnutt. Dan A. Shuck. Elijah Wilson. P. Pohlplatz. R. H. Mueller. J. J. Seddon. C. F. Walwer. J. M. P. Smith. B. T. Lammerer. W. C. Herrlngton. Cornelius Burns. Paul Stelnman. And the undersigned Auditor, by en dorsement on said petition, has fixed the 6th day of August, 1913, as -the day when said petition shall be heard by said Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, said day being the 3rd day of the August, 1913, term of said board. Notice is hereby given to all per sons concerned of the day so fixed for said presentation and hearing. CHAS. A. JOHNSON, Auditor, Lake County, Ind. Gravel Road Petition. State of Indiana, Lake County, ss: In the Commissioners' Court of Lake I County, Indiana, July Term, 1918. I To the Honorable Board of Commie-1 sioners. Lake County. Indiana: I "We the lingers! fl-ned r.an.rtlfnTIv I represent that we are each and all bona fide resident free-holders and voters of North Township, Lake County, Indiana, and that we are entitled to I vote at the general elections held in said North Township, County and State aforesaid. The petitioners respectfully pray said 'Board of Commissioner to t Vi- I lish and cause to be constructed under I the provisions of an act entitled. "An I Act Concerning Highways which act nrovldes for the location, vacation and I change thereof, and providing for the I contructlon of free gravel, stone or I macadam roads, and for the payment I ' of the cost thereof and their maintain- I enee, which act waa approved March 8. 1 1906. and In force April 15. 1905. and the amendment thereto which waa approved February 27th, 1907, a free gravel or stone road lying along the following route, to-wlt: Harrison Avenue and Lake Avenue. public highways, lying within said North Township. Harrison Avenue to be Improved between the following points. "-wlt From the southwest line of Indiana Boulevard, a paved and Improved public street and highway within said North Township, and the northeast line of Lake Avenue. Lake Avenue from the projection of the northwest line of Harrison Avenue across Lake Avenue to the north line of 119th Street, a paved and improved street and highway within said North Township. Said Harrison Avenue so to be Im- ! proved runs northeast N. E.) and southwest (S. W.), and said Lake Ave nue so to be Improved runs northwest (N. W.) and southeast (S. E.), and said highways so to be Improved lay within the northwest quarter of Section Thirty-seven, Township Thirty-seven, Range nine (9) west of the 2nd P. M., within said North Township, in the County and State aforesaid. Said portions of Harrison Avenue and Lake Avenue so to be improved Is less than three miles in length and about one-half mile In length, all in said North Township, Lake County, In diana. Said highways herein described I and wnich are herby proposed to be I Improved are now located and eatab - 1Isha ana are about one-half mile In I aA fiv.fo m o.il length and about fifty-feet wide, and It Is proposed to improve said high ways to a width of twenty-five feet by placing thereon crushtd stone. Said Highways so proposed to be im proved at the point of commencement at the southwest line of Indiana Boule vard Intersects with a free macadam street and highway, and at the point of termination at the north line of 119th street is a free macadam road. and if said highways and roads are Improved as herein proposed, it will connect two free, paved and Improved public roads and highways, which roads so connected were constructed under and pursuant to the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of In diana. B. L. VIscountJ, 1204 Harrison Ave, A. M. Marti. 1210 Harrison Ave. August Ehlect, 1214 Harrison Ave. Johanna Palyo, 1218 Harrison Ave. Stephen Langohe, 784 Harrison Ave. J. O. Hays. 713 Lincoln Ave. Paul Horrtl, 1207 Harrison Ave. C. Sesmlttel, 1191 Harrison Ave. Chas. A. Allen, 1193 Harrison Ave. Wm. C. Payne, 1180 Harrison Ave. James Brown, 1174 Harrison Ave. Gust Utesch, 1168 Harrison Ave. Steve Naotny, 730 Likon and Harri son Ave. Mary Forauer, 1200 Harrison Ave. Geo. Kamlnsky, 1185 Harrison Ave. Paul Sell. 11 Harrison Ave. Richard Theman, 1197 Harrison Ave. F. Schultz, 1173 Harrison Ave. Cordelia D. Pruitt, 1153 Harrison Ave Frank Horlbeck. 772 Ind. Blvd. Chas. Market, 1290 Harrison Ave. Chas. Haugle, 120 St. John Kullas, Ind Blvd. Joseph Greenwald. John Unban. John Welsby, New York Ave,, 429. F. F. Denham,. Whiting, Ind. Paul A. Scbulti, 507 Fred St,

Julius Czudzlnskt, 8S1 Schrage Ave. John J. Keller. 339 Sheridan Ave. E. Jewett. 1209 Pearl St. H. Gordon, 625 Schrage Ave.

Geo. L. Glrard, 401 Sheridan Ave. Amelia 8. Bader, 1216 Harrison Ave. Charles Thrallklll, 1167 Harrison Ave. D. B. Thrallklll, 1176 Harrison Ave. John Coughlan, 725 Lincon Ave. Robt. Crow, 1287 Roberts Ave. John Wiscenty, Roberts Ave. T. W. Kohr, M. D.. 718 Indiana Blvd. Heke E. Hubbard, 760 Indiana Blvd. Fritz Karch, 785 Ind. Blvd. A. W. Sietharlen, 1164 Harrison St. Gerald Stack, 1146 Reece Ave. Gorbeuel Beneotlk. 1154 Reese Ave. Mike Novak, 1160 Reese Ave. Fred Poppen. 507 119th St. J. M. IX Sahet, 523 119th St. Rev. Benedict Rajcleny. 772 Lincoln. J. Larson, 1185 Reese Ave. John Monell, 1295 Harrison Ave. C. Heruekoovltu, 515 Ind. Blvd. O. J. Pottmger, 802 Atchison. Henry S. Davidson, 242 Laporte Ave., Whiting. August Ruff. 1172 Harrison Ave. And the undersigned Auditor, by endorsement on said petition, has fixed the 6th day of August, 1913, as the day I when said petition shall be heard . by aid Board of Commissioners of Lake said presentation and hearing. CHAS. A. JOHNSON, Auditor, Lake County, Ind. Gravel Road Petition. State of Indiana, Lake County, ss: In the Commissioners' Court of Lake County, Indiana, July Term, 1913 To the Honorable Board of Commis sioners. Lake County, Indiana: We. the undersigned petitioners re pectfully represent that we are each and all bona fide residents, freeholders and voters of North Township, Lake County, Indiana, and that we are en titled- to vote at the general election held In said Township, County and State. said petitioners respectfully pray your Honorable Board of Commission ers to establish and cause to be con structed under and pursuant to the provisions of an "Act Concerning Highways," and providing in said act for the construction of free gravel stone or other macadamized roads, and for the payment of the cost therefore and their malntainance, which act was aproved March 8th, 1905, and in force April 16th, 1905, and all subsequent amendments thereto, a free stone road along the following route, towit: n.rtnntnr st the Intersection of t west line of Section One (1). Township Thirty.-slx (36) North, Range Ten (10) West, 2nd P. M., with the center line of Kenwood Avenue as laid out in Kenwood Addition to the City o Ham mond; running thence easterly on the center line of said Kenwood Avenue to Hohman street: thence east on the center line of Kenwood Avenue as laid out on the north line of the south half of the south half of said Section One 1(1) to the center of Calumet Avenue. and beinar about one mile In lens-th. Your petitioners respectfully petition that said highway to be improved by grading, draining and paving the same with stone, and that the same be paved to a width of Twenty-seven (17) feet. I with a four foot berm on each side of I said. Improvement, and that all neceeI sary drains, side-drains, bridges and I culverts be so constructed as to make I said stone road a complete Improved I highway. And said petitioners further show that North Township, Lake County, Indiana, has no incorporated town or Cities within its corporate boundaries which has a greater population than 30,000 inhabitants. Said petitioners further show that id road will be of public utility to drain, pave and grade the same, as herein set out. In the width and manner herin set out, and that the costs thereof will be less than the benefits thereto. Said petitioners further show that the said road is less than three miles In . length, and that said highway is about one mile in length and that the same connects a heretofore constructed, laid out and established free stone road in North Township, Lake County, Indiana, as herein set forth, and that it Is now laid out. established to a width of Sixty feet and used by the public generally. And your petitioners further pray I for the improvement of said highway In all things in accordance with an Act of the General Assembly of the State) of Indiana, entitled "An Act Concerning Highways" approved March 8th, 1905, and all acts amendatory I thereof, and suppelrnental thereto and that eald highway to be constructed I by order of the Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, without - ... . , an election being held therefor. All of which is most respectfully submitted and prayed. Frank Hammond. W. F, Mashlno. Roscoe E. Woods, H. M. Johnson. Adam R. Ebert. Walter H. Hammond. J. Wesley Reed. Samuel A. Bell. W. J. Hastings. J. A. Gavlt. Geo. Emmerllng. J J. Ruff. Wm Kleihege. Chas. M. Hess. Fred Barnett. Geo. M. Eder. R. W. Zoll. L. O. Eder. J. E Brennan M M. Towle. Jr. J. H. Affeat. Peter W. Meyn. Gostlin Meyn Co. (By P. W. Meyn ) Robert Werley David T. Emery. M. P. Ludwig. Otto Knoerzer. John N. Beckman V. S. Relter. A. C. Berry. G Warner. Jno W. Dyer. T. Edwin P.ell. J. T. Clark. Emil Schrleber. John L. Rohde. Chas. W. Hubbard. Ed Simon. Anton Tapper. C. H. Dillner. R. H. McHie. H. C Groman. C. Kaufmann. F. C. Brincken. Leo Wolf. J. A. Aubry. C. A. Cleveland. Wm. Schmueser. Mac Turner. F. R. Mott. Louis Klltzke. W. G. Paxton. Fred Humpfer. W. F. Howat. Chas. H. Frederich. W. J. Whinery. Thomas Lav,ene. W. F Bridge. And the undersigned Auditor, by en dorsement on said petition, has fixed the 6th day of August. 1913. as the day when said petition shall be heard by said Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, said day being the 3rd day of the August, 1913. term of said board. Notice Is hereby given to all per sons concerned of the day so fixed for said presentation and hearing. CHAS.' A. JOHNSON. Auditor, Lake County, Ind.

VBSCRJBlS FOB, THE TIMKS.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF LAKE. SS, IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. OF LAKE COUNTY, INDI- ' ANA, SITTING AT CROWN POINT. INDIANA. THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY VS. HARRY SPENSER BROWN. ADELAIDE SPENSER BROWN, HIS WIFE, AND OTHERS. NO. 688. ACTION TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE LIEN. On this 14th day of July, 1918, the plaintiff in the above entitled cause. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, having filed its com plaint therein, together with an affi davit showing that the defendants. Harry Spenser Brown and Adelaide Spenser Brown, his wife, are non residents of the State of Indiana and are residents of the State of Illinois, and showing that a cause of action exists against them in this suit and that this suit Is brought to foreclose a mortgage lien upon real estate situate in Lake County, Indiana, Now, Therefore, the said defendants. Harry Spenser Brown and Adelaide Spenser Brown, his wife, are hereby notified that unless they be and appear on the 2nd day of next term of the Lake Superior Court of Lake County, Indiana, to be begun and holden on the first Monday of October, A. D. 1913 (the said return day being October 7, A. D. 1913),- at the Court House in Crown Point, in said Lake County, State of Indiana, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be hear! and determined in their absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court this 14th day of July, A. D. 1913. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, Clerk Lake Superior Court of Lake County, Indiana. , (Seal.) NOTICE FOR THE PURCHASE OF LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond, North Township, Lake County, Indiana, and to the citizens of the eighth ward of said City, that the undersigned. Charles Ntckerson, is male Inhabitant and resident of said City, Township, County and State, and over the age of twenty-ene years: that he has resided in the State of Indiana frm" tha? " 'tf 1 PaSt' Rnd In the City of Hammond, North Town hip. Lake County, Indiana, for more than six months prior to the date of this notice; that he is a qualified voter of said City, County and State, and is a man of good moral character, and a fl PefBOn to e entrusted with the sale a citizen of the United States of Amer lea. That he will apply to the County Board of Commissioners of Lake County. Indiana, at the August, 1911, term thereof, same being the 4th day of August, 1913, for leave to purchase the j "elauer " ,0.uor license nereioiore granted by the County Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, to Louts W. Stelnert, and Issued by Charles A. Johnson, Auditor of said County.o n the 2nd day of December, 1912. at and for his place of business in said City of Hammond, which said place of business is described in said license as follows, to-wlt: The ground floor front room of onestory building situated on south half of lot 17, block 1. G. W. Hoffman's ad dition to Hammond. Said bar room la 22x60x12 feet. Has glass front, front. side and rear entrances. Bar faces on Hohman street, a public highway. Bar is on south side of room. And all of the Inside of said room can be seen from said highway. There are living rooms In the rear. CHARIJTS NICKERSON. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. I THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. 2. MAY TERM. 1918. PEARL DITTLER VS. FRANK DITTLER. CAUSE NO. 10716. ACTION TO ANNUAL MARRIAGE. Now comes the plaintiff by H. E. Granger Attorney and flies her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant Frank Dlttler is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and hat unless he appear an answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 9th day of Sept. A D. 1913. the same being the 2nd day of the next term of said Court to be begun j and held in Room No. 2. In the Superior I Court Building, at Hammona. In said County and State, on he 2nd Monday of Sept. A. D. 1913, said action will be heard and determined in his absence, I T nri. .- , . In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 18th day of July A. D. 1913. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDE, Clerk L. S. C. By Charles W. Ames. Deputy Clerk. ROBERTSDALE No church services will be held tomorrow at the Evsnglcal church but Sunday school will be as usual at ten o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson and son Lester returned to their home in Waukesha. Wis., after a weeks visit at the Freese home in Harrison ave. Mrs. Cremmons of Chicago spent Thursday here the guest of Mrs. Frank Burnlr of Indiana blvd. A large number from here attended the picnic given by the German Evangelical Sunday school at Douglas park Thursday. : Laverne Payne of Harrison avenue Is suffering with a very sore knee caused by a fall on the cement walk. Rev. Benedict Rajcany Is spending the week end at St. Mary's of the woods at Tere Haute. Ind. Miss Mary Kominski of Harrison ave., returned home after a months vlsltwith relatives at Hanna, Ind. Mrs. Jacob Fase of Roberts avenue spent the day In Chicago visiting friends. Fred Leverenz Sr., of Harrison avenue transacted business at Cedar Lake, Ind. Thursday. Mrs. Fergerson and daughter of Indiana' Harbor were the guests of her mother( Mr? Minsberg of Harrison ave. nue yesterday. Miss Amanda Deaken of South Chlcsgo is spending the week here the guest of Mrs. G- O. Schaaf.

Crown Point Mews

Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital

SHUCKS From the Diary of Si. Lence "Cheese, It is now reported is bein' cured by electricity." Headline. Gittin' so that 'lectrlcity '11 cure most enny disease there Is. "Handshake Breaks Arm, Politicians Take Warning." Headline. Jeb Tite sez y' kin shake with Auditor Allin. who's on his last term 'n kalnt run agin without er part'kle o' danger. The funeral of Wm. Strueblg. a prominent resident of this place, who died on Thursday night at the Chicago hospital of heart trouble, will be held at his late home in the northeast part of this city tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Sruebtg was about 64 years of age and up to two months ago had been In good health. He leaves a wife and son and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his demise. Thb Times article, anent the proper keeping of fruits, vegetables And other food stuffs on exhibition by merchants In front of their respective business places, and calling for, in some in .tn the reT,.iaton of nm hv the pure food inspectors has been recelved with approbation by many Crown Point citizens, as voicing a popular sentiment. In most instances the simple calling attention of some of the merchants to the laxity and improper care of food stuffs has been all that Is required to remedy he conditions. In other Instances however the article has been overlooked, and it is to these that The Times again calls for better regulation regarding the keeping of flies, insects and In some instances dogs away from the articles of food purchased and eaten. The public themselves can best assert and control the regulation of these conditions by purchasing their wares where they are kept in the most sanitary condition and free from the attack of files, etc. Mayor Krost says he has been besieged with requests by Crown Point citizens for some remedy or measure

WHITING AND ENVIRONS

CARD OF THANKS. I We wish to hereby express our deep- J He was a charter member ofl eat gratitude to the members of Whit- j the K- O. T. M. of Whiting, the meming Tent. K. O. T. M. of Whiting, and , bers acting as pall bearers being Geo.

Ivy Tent K. O. T. M of South Chicago, " w. unanes Market, C. H. Gardand the host of friends for their many ner- Charles McClellan, Edward Math-

acts of kindness and floral offerings, during the Illness and death of our beloved husband and father, William Emmel. MRS. WM. EMMEL AND FAMILY.

Miss Helen V. Calhoun who has re- j Mrs. Wlllitm Emmel, Sr., age 82 years turned from .her home in Champaign, of Qulncy, HL, and also three grandII.. is spending a few days visiting with children. Whiting friends. j Mrs. S. P. Taner and children of VaU Mrs. Elva Cameoon has gone to In- ' paraiso were Whiting visitors yesterdependence. Mo., to spend several weeks ; iay. She also visited her daughter, Ethvlsitlng relatives. j el. who underwent an operation at the Mrs. McLinn who has been here for j South Chicago hospital where she Is several weeks at the home of her son getting along nicely.

Bert McI-lnn, or onio avenue, nas returned to her home in Hebron, Ind. The two McLinn boys accompanied her. The Fortnightly program committee are busy working on the program for the club for the ensuing year. The committee consists of Mrs. Henry Fifield president. Mrs. K. L. Meyers. Mrs. Fred J. Smith and Mrs William Rrjught. Miss Emily Johnston of the wnit-

Ing high school Is having a very en- j Mrs. K. Kammer and son. Mike of Joyable vacation She Is at present In Englewood were Whiting visitors yesLOs Angeles. Cal.. from where she will terday. go to San Francisco and then to Med- ; Mrs. Lena Fleming and Mrs. Pearl

ford. Cal. to visit ner Drotner. uy August she plans to be In Portland. Ore., to visit her parents after which she will return to Whiting. The funeral of William Emmel, formerly of Whiting took place on Thursday .afternoon, and was attended by a large number of Whiting people. Services were preached at the family home, 9760 Ewlng avenue. So.. Chicago, t one oclock by Rev. Warner Clayton of the Nazarene church of South Chi- i cago then preceded to Oakhlll cemetery In Hammond by automoDiie. At the grave the regular K. O. T. M. services were conducted, Mr. Emmel was 5S years of age and has been an Invalid for the past 33 months, owing to a paralytic stroke. During this long selge however, the deceased was always cheerful and although the family mover from Whiting about two years ago

he always had the Whiting interests at loans amounting to $S500.O0 during the heart and one of his greatest pleasures paat E(x months, making a total of 28 during his long illness was the read- loans now In force. During the past Ing of The Times, to which he looked year the et earnings have been at the forward each evening. Mr. Emmel was rate of seven per cent per annum, a resident of this city for a number of , rman Bvaaglcnl Church of Wiltyears, being appointed marshall when ln(? Indiana Blvd.. near 119th street. Whiting was Incorporated in 1895. He Sunday, July 27th. served on the Whiting police force and ; Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m. also acted In the capacity of census j Preaching: Spiritual Growth. (II. , , Thessalonlans 3, 1-5) at 10:30 a. m. Mrs. Charles Bacon of Reese avenue j Young Peoples Alliance Devotional: who has been in a very critical condi- Misionary Information. Preaching: tion at St. Margarets hospital is re- Blind Bartlmeus (Mark 10, 46-52) ported slightly improved. (both by the pastor of 7:30-8:30 p. m Mrs. Stephen Langohr of Indiana! Thursday at 7:30 p m, Bible study boulevard entertained her nelce, Mrs. j Saturday, 8 p. m., Church choir. Zeile' of South Chicago Thursliy. I The Sunday school picnic was held Miss Gertrude McGowen of Harrison 'at Douglas Park, Hammond last Thursavenue left today for Chicago where 'day, favored by clear skies and agree she will spend two weeks with rela-'abiy successful in every respect, tlves. j Eugene G. Fuessle, pastor. Mrs. Plumschak of Reese avenue was i 626 Indiana blvd. the guest of relatives in East Side j Dr. H. G. Pillsbury will conduct the Thursday. morning service at the Congregational Henry Hatt of Indiana blvd., visited j church next Sunday. Dr. Pillsbury made at Paylos Park Thursday. i many friends in the Whiting church at In the contest of the Catholic schools : his first appearance last Sunday and

of Lake County Margaret Boland received the highest credits and will receive free scholarship at the All Soints school in Hammond. Mrs. M. E. Hubbard of Indiana blvd., was a Chicago shopper yesterday. If you are a Judge of quality try a La Vendor cigar. AdT.

to put a stop to, or regulate the unnecessary noise made by motorcycles and . automobiles in driving with mufflers open. The mayor realizes the j conditions are bad in this respects, but sees little use In attempting to regulate the nuisance by ordinance, with Crown Point's srrfall police force and wide range of territory to be covered by them. It Is possible that an ordinance will be drafted and presented to the city council to regulate the nuisance, but at best the officials can only hope to check the noise-making by punishing as many as they can apprehend at the time of the violation Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Beach delightfully entertained a party of lady and

1 gentlemen friends at their home on South Main street last evening. The evening was most enjoyably spent and, Mr. and Mrs. Beach voted as Ideal hosts. Mrs. Albert Towenthal and children of Kankakee, 111., are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allman on East street. Congressman John B. Peterson has returned from his official duties at Washington, D. C, expecting to be here several weeks. Mr. Peterson recently made application to the proper authorities for a cannon to be used for ornamental purposes either in the i Crown Point cemetery, In honor of th 1 dePard G- A- members, or at the ne,w Uke unty Park adjoining the ""u"uo- iur- "len" request , will without doubt be granted. Miss Nellie Grlesel will accompany Mr. P. E. Raasch and daughter Miss Bessie on their extended sight-seeing tour to Yellowstone Park and other points in the west. This party will start next Saturday on the enjoyable; trip. Edward Glover will leave today Tor an extended vacation trip to Colorado Springs and Denver, Colorado., Misses Berenice Ott and Majorle Sheppard will leave for an extended vacation trip to be spent with John Black In the northern part of Wisconsin. ., Edward Griesel is expected here front Muskogee, Oklahoma next week for sj few days vacation. Will Steeb is transacting business Id Hammond today. , las and James Hayes. Mr. Emmel- Is survived by his widow; two daughters, Mrs. Lena .Fleming, Mrs. Elizabeth Brading; and five sons. Leonard, Fred. August, William and Oscar Emmel. In addition to these he leaves his mother. j Mr. and Mrs. D. D Griffith are vlting their daughter in New Tvlno-tr, Ohio. They accompanied their daughter and son-in-law who were visitlna- hr coming in a motor-trip. j Mrs. Arthur Roueaux and dau-htee and mother, Mrs. Mary Lamnman hv. returned home from Denver Colo. There , they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Rouveaux. Emmel of South Chicago were WhitlnK visitors yesterday. The following Is a showing of the assets and liabilities of the Whitina: Savings and Loan Association June 2 1913: Assets Vmiii mortgage security .....129,600.00 Loans, pass book security ... 594.00 Furniture and fixtures 60.00 cash on hand 1.626 01 ( ' $31,870.09 Liabilities. installment stock $22.696. Loan stock 4.916.89 3.118. 00 500.00 640 82 Incomplete loans Contingent fund profits, undivided t $31,870.09 mortgage Tne society made eight some of the members of the congregation have expressed a wish that he be called to the pastorate. The committee on pulpit supply wishes for a full atendance of the membership especially those who did not hear Dr. Pillsbury last Sunday. Dinners cooked with Gas are better and cost less. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co,

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