Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 41, Hammond, Lake County, 5 August 1913 — Page 2

THE TIMES. Tucsday, August 5, 1913.

A PRETTY 1VKDDIG. The marriage of Miss Viola Strickler and Lloyd Kose was solemnized at two o'clock Sunday afternoon at the .First Methodist parsonage at Indiana Harbor. Ind. The Rev. Johnson pronounced the ceremony In the presence , of the Immediate relatives and a few of the closest friends of the bride and groom. The ring ceremony -was used. The bride wore a gown of blue silk beautifully trimmed with lace and a white plummed hat. Following the ceremony the wedding dinner was esrved at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Dunfee, 344 Truman Avenue. A prettily appointed dinner was served In flv courses. Pink rose buds and

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Grocery Sals lor Wednesday SSS Minas Blend Coffee, best Armour's Shield Brand Barber's Best and Cheapvalue in Hammond, four Lard, 'guaranteed abso- est Matches, 4 A pounds, 1.03; OR lutely pure, "i AXft 20c packages TTO per pound ...Ob. per pound IH'ZU Warw- Marma1a.dP Oriole Corn Flakes, dozen Prepared Mustard, quart f Marmalacle, SSffiSS8: 7c on.-iar 10g ? - " 22c Lewis or Mammoth Lye, Santa Clara Prunes, three Fancy Cream Brick Cheese can 8C for.ndS 1 QC pound 1 9C

Butter, Elgin Creamery, the best butter in town at the lowest price, special for Wednes- QQjft day, per lb GmJj Fancy Brisket Bacon, pieces weigh from lVa to 3 pounds each, per pound 18k Grandma's washing Powder, 2 large packages 4L.cJL Home Grown Early Ohio Potatoes, good cookers, per bushel, 1.05; per peck .Z7c E2

smilax decorated the table very attractively. Mr. and Mrs. Rose left Hammond for Chicago during the afternoon where they will remain for a few days visit before going to Lowell. They will be at home In Lowell after September 1. Both Mr. and Mrs. Rose are prominent young people and have many friends who will be Interested in their marriage and will extend them their heartiest best wishes and congratulations. Mrs. Rose made her home wlh her sister, Mrs. Garfield Dunfee In Hammond. Mr. Rose is a son of F. H. Rose of Lowell. ATTEND HAMMOXI1 PARTY. Miss Rose Summer of Kansas City Is the house guest of Mrs. James McQuald at her home in Indiana Harbor. This evening Mrs. McQuaid and Miss Summer will be guests at the meeting of the N. Jf. Bmbroldery Club which will be held at the home, of the Misses Fedder in East State street. Mrs. Mc-

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WEDNESDAY SPECIALS READY TO WEAR

Women's and Misses' Sweaters,

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For Girls' Bloomers of black sateen an extra quality and make,

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Girls' Sleeve Aprons of check, strip and plain ginghams, In the

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blues and pink; 2 to 8 years. 3 in DreMinfl Sacques of dark percales, C neat patterns, short sleeves and made peplum, regular 50c value, on sale Friday.

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For Ladies' Low Pump, worth 3.00. Heel Satin For Children's White Canvas Shoes, worth 1.50, sizes For Rubber Heels, sizes to fit any shoe. Men's and La good 25c quality. Sugar, best granulated with grocery order of 1.00 or more, (flour, but ter or soap not included) 10 lbs 46c Kirk's American Family, Fel3 Naptha or U. S. Mail, with order, OD O 7 bans uC Best Quality Peanut Butter, per -I -fjn pound. I Franco American or Van Camp's Soups, Oxtail, Tomato or Vegetable, Cf2 cans . ... 4 ...... . OC ,e-gi..

Quaid who was formerly Miss Bertha Maleltaka of Hammond was a member

of the ?f. N. club during her residence here. Miss Summer who has visited here on a number of occasions Is well known among tfie young people of ths city. A BVSINESS MEETING. The monthly business meeting of the Young People's Class of the First Christian church will be held Thursday evening of this week in the parlors of the church In Calumet avenue. -HOW OR MRS. Kl'NERT. Mrs. W. J. Stewart at her home In Rlmbach avenue will entertain a company of guests tomorrow evening in compliment to Mrs. Anna Borman Kunert of Pasadena, Cal., who Is the guest of Hammond "friends and relatives? ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY. The Misses Fedder will have the young women of the N. N. Embroidery Club as their guests at a thimble party evontncr t their home In East State street. AX AFTERNOON PARTY. Mrs. J. Raymond Stafford Is enterCoupons Wed. Store I IMI WEDNESAY SPECIALS DRY GOODS

Sheets, 72x90 inches, extra good grade

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Millinery

All Ratine and Linen Hats reduced to less than cost. We need the room and must get rid of them, at 29c, 39c and 69c - Including Children's and Ladies' hats. All untrimmed shapes reduced for quick clearance, 49c to 1.25, including Hats that sold as high as 5.95.

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Flour, Gold Medal or Ceresota, the two best brands at a very low7 price, Va-bbl. sack, 2.75; H-bbl sk, 1.39; -bbl 70c Fancy Early June, Peas or No. 3 Tomatoes, Qn doz. cans, 1.05; can. . . WU Mason Jar Caps, per dozen. ...... 18c Country Gentleman Sugar Corn, Hominy, Green or Kidney Beans, dozen cans, 95c; can Uu

talning a few friends informally this

afternon at her home In Detroit street. Her guests are the members of the E. S. T. Club who are. meeting for their regular semi-monthly meeting. A MISSIONARY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. D. Stewart In Conkey avenue. PICNIC AT THE LAKE FRONT. The members of Opal Hive No. 896 L. O. T. M. M. will spend Wednesday picnicking at the Lake Front. They will take their dinners with them and serve in the park. HOLD KEOILAR MEETING. Miss Elsie Hudson entertained the members of the Young People' Temperance Union very pleasantly last evening at her home in Claude street. The young people listened to a very Interesting talk by Mrs. Horvath and during the social hour were entertained with music. Games were also a delightful feature of the evening.. A dainty luncheon was served in two courses. ANXOIXCE MEETliNCi. Mrs. Harvey . Gostlln of Highland street will be at home to the members of the Missionary Society of tha First Presbyterian church Friday, afternoon. August 8. The hostesses will be Mrs. Gostlln and Mrs. "W. G. Harrison.MEET NEXT FRIDAY. ,v The semi-monthly business meeting of the W. C. Ti U. wil be held Friday afternoon of this week at Harrison Park. The meeting: Is called for twOthlrty o'clock. On account of the Illness of the president. Mrs. H. K. Granger the vice president, Mrs. George Weimer will preside. A WEDDIXO ANNOUNCEMENT. The marriage of Miss Mabel Cox and John H. Peterson will ' be sclemnized Saturday evening at the Lutheran parsonage In West Hammond. They were granted ft marriage license In Chicago today. Miss Cojc Is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Cox, 437 West Plummet avenue. Mr. Peterson's homo is In West Hammond. Both young people are popular with a large circle of friends and will receive the best wishes of their many friends. fiUANTED A LICENSE. . Miss Sophie Paepke and John SchafTrath were granted a marriage license in Chicago today. Both are well known Hammond young people and have many frienda'who will be very much Interested . In -the news of their marriage. VISITS N HAMMOND.' Miss Margaret Rohrman of St. Louis spent the past week end in Hammond the sues1- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rohrman at their home In East State street. Miss Rohrman has just returned a'ter quite an extended visit In Europe. . , Mr.- and Mra'tM. P.ubln.- 811 East Slbiey street, let Sunday for Benton Harbor, Mich... for aBhort visit. Mr. Rubin will return Sunday - but Mrs. Rubin will remain for a more extended visit. ... Mrs. J. J. Smith has returned to her home In Oswego,' N. V. after & visit with her sister, Mrs. J. C. Mayer at her home in Douglas avenue, Weit Hammond . Mr. and Mrs. R. Prior, 661 Oakley avenue have gone to Kingstown, Ontario, Canada to remain until sometime In September the guests of Mr. Prior's parents. Miss Edith Penlson of Hanna. Ind., concluded her visit in Hammond last evening and left for Whiting to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eaton for a few days. While in Hammond Miss Denison was the guest of Miss Beatrice "Hanson at her home in Rlmbach avenue. Miss Bertha Shearer returned to her home in Madison, Wis., yesterday morning after spending the p.ist weekend In Hammond the guest of Mrs. John McLean of Hoffman street. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brunner were visitors In Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Brunner will soon leave Hammond to make their future home in Chicago. Mrs. Grant Hunter is entertaining her. sister, Mrs. James Dau of Chicago and Miss Edna Adank of Crown Point at her home In South Hohman street for a few days. Mrs. P. A. O Connell of South Hohma nstreet will leave tomorrow for Hanna, Ind., to remain for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Edwin Hammond of Woodlawn was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheffield at their home in May street yesterday. Alvln Eaton of Whiting was the guest of friends In Hammond last evening. David Dickson who has been the guest of Hammond relatives for several days concluded his visit here today and returned to his home In Montlcello, Ind Mrs. John Sherby and daughter, Mlsa Mabel returned to their home In Truman avenue Saturday after having spent a week at St. Joseph and Benton Harbor, Mich. This evening the members of rro gresslve Court No. 166 Tribe of Ben Hur wll Imeet in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. There will be a meeting of the members of the Germania Lodge of Rebeckahs this evening in the I. O. O. F. Hall in East State street. A meeting of the members of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. M. will take place Wednesday evening In the K. of V. Hall in SCuth Hohman street. Wednesday afternoon there will be a meeting of the members of the Ladles Society of the B. of L. F. and E. In the K. of P. Hali in South Hohman street.

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COMINO EVENTS. At her home In Elm street Mn, Fred Kraloweli will entertain the menben of the flood Will Clnb Thursday afternoon, Anennt 7. Card will be the entertainment for the aftemaoa.. Mm. Donovan will be hontea to the member of the Golden Hod Clnb at her home in Ann Mrert Thnraday afternoon. Pedro will be played proarreaalvely at three tablea during? the afternoon. The annual picnic of the Northalde Ladlea Club will be held at Douglas Park Inntead of at the Lake Kornt huraday, Auicnat 7. The entire day will be apent at the park. Dinner will he aerved at noon. The Daughter of Liberty will hare their annual reunion Thursday at the Lake Front. A large number from

Hammond are planning to leave for the park at ten o'clock. A picnic dinner will he aerved at noon and the remainder of the day will be apent pleaaantly with eonteata and game. Mra. Percy Ooldlng will be at home to the memhera of the Ladlea' Aid Society of the Firat Methodlat church Wednesday afternoon at her home, S Williams street. There will be a meeting of the De borah Society Wedneaday. The members will meet In the parlora of the Firat Christian church In Calumet avenue for an all day neaalon. The eommlttee of which Mra. La Pier in chairman will nerve dinner at noo and will also have home bakery for aale. LOWELL. Miss Edith Propp was a guest at the home of H. Gershman for several days last week. Mrs. Lewis Belshaw was a Chicago Vistor yesterday. Tax payers of Lowell want to know why the park seats are scattered all over town instead f being in the public park square for the benefit of the general public as intended they should. Their asence therefrom has worked a hardship to many people who have sought the park for rest, shade, fresh air and comfort. They should be returned, so say the tax payers. The third annual Union Sunday school picnic will be held at Oakland Park all day Thursday from 9 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock p. m. An interesting program has been arranged. The Bunday schools met at the public square and march to the park. Tlie forenoon will be taken up by addresses by the Revs. Simpson, Weddell and Bright. At noon there will be a basket dinner. Some of the attractions for the afternoon will be a ball game between boyteams, boys 100 yard dash, girls 50 yard dash, married women's nail driving contest, potato race, ball game between married and single men, spiking the ring on horseback, pie eating con test by boys, tug of war by boys, hitch ing and unhlchlng contest by young ladles, three legged race, wheelbarrow race, the goose hangs high, baloon ascension. Msbanrlment at S o'clock, after which there will be a band con cert on Commercial avenue. People from all over Lake county, regardless of church" affiliations are cordially invit ed to .attend this big" celebration. No entrance fee charged. Saturday the extra work train and freight train No. 72 came together at Paisley near Cedar Lake on the main track. Three freight cars in front of one o the engines was all that prevented the two engines rom smashing Into each other. Section Foreman Lucas of this place jumped from the work train to save himself. He landed on the rails of the track and bruised himself considerably. Andrew Fancher, a section man, also of this place was knocked off the car and considerably hurt. His wrist was badly sprained and his back Injured. The Jar of the fall also affected him. Three cars were demolished but the engines escaped with but little Injury. Ed Walker made a business trip to Manon Monday. Mrs. Tom Ready and daughter Elizabeth and Miss May Walseh of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of Ed Tates. Miss Madge Lynch who has been visiting her grandparents and other relatives and friends here returned to her home in the city Monday. - Mrs. C. U. Winchester (nee Cordle Meelk and two children of Chicago who visited at the home of Mrs. Rant Pratt for several days returned home Monday. Tom Hayden and wife were Chicago vistors Monday. Mrs. Lew Chapman was a Chicago vis itor Monday. Sam Petrie and family who spent two or three weeks camping on the Kankake river near Albert Chapman's place have returned home. They had a delightful trip. Dr. Sam Bell and family of Hammond spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Caroline Sanger. H. H. Ragon and wife were guests at the home of Frank Tilton Sunday. William Buckley, Jr.. was taken to St. Margarets hospital Saturday where he was operated on for appendicitis. His case is pretty serious. Miss Bertha Slont of Chesterton was a guest of Miss Carrie Bruce Saturday and Sunday. Henry Clements, wife and two daughters returned Sunday from a visit at St. John. Grant Bellamy who has been working on the section here has gone to Hammond to work on the block system for the Monon railway company. Mrs. Judson Hayden and daughter Madeline of Indianapolis arrived in Lowell Saturday evening to visit rela tives. John Splndler and family of Valparaiso spent Sunday in Lowell. They came - ln their automobile. Miss Frances Pickerel of Argus is . guest at the home of Rev. Bright. Clifford Wiley of East Chicago spent Saturday arid Sunday in Lowell. Elden Hayhurst returned home Saturday from Sandusky, Ohio, where he atended the One Thousand Dollar Club of the American Central Life Insurance Company. He says It was a great treat. J. A. Hobert of Chicago Heights is visiting friends In this place. Charles Ebert returned yesterday from a trip to .Valparaiso. Albert Fehlnian of Chicago passed through Lowell yesterday on the Moron for Shelby. Hale Lee. w ho has been visiting relatives and friends here for some time returned to Coyle, Okla., toay to make

arangeme.nts ' to move b.aek to Lake county. His family will remain. Edman Worley accompanied him. The two men

expect to return to Lowell by the overland route several weeks later. Clarence Atwood. with his daughter. May, jreturned from Connersville last evening where they visited with his son. Charues Berlow of Calumet, Mich., who spent several days at the home of H. Gerhman went to Chicago last ev ening. Miss Celia G-rshman accompan ied him to the city where she will visit friends. JEAST CHICAGO Go to Snyder's for picture framing. Studio over Globe printing office t&f Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson have Just returned from a two weeks outing tt Baldwin. Mich., where they had a fine time. Mr. Peterson is enthusiastic over the splendid air at the Michigan icsort and the beneficial qualities of the water. Four candidates will receive the second degree In the Odd Fellows lodge tonight. Two candidal 3 jvlll be admitted by card. The now second degree atem will confer th- woik. All members are requested to attend. The East Chicago and Tndiana Harbor Library board will hold their regular meeting tonight at the East Chicago library. Mrs. John Hartman entertained Mrs. Henry O'Mara of Muncle and Mrs. Con Hanley of Wodlawn yesterday, her guests coming early and spending the day with her. Banish dirt and ashes from tha kitchen by using a Gas Range. No. Ind. Qa AV Elecv. Co. Misses Mary, Helen and Edith Davis will be hostesses Thursday afternoon at ft party fct the South' Bay botel given in honor of Miss Leila Mercer who is to be married soon. It will be a porch party and the diversion will be "500." About 25 guests have bean Invited. 1 Dale Reuss and Charles William Funkey, both Beacon street babies aged about three, gave their mothers the scare of their lives yesterday by appearing to be lost. Incidentally the whole of Beacon street -was shaken by the tidings which the children of the street spread like wild fire, to the effect that the youngsters were miss ing. All the mothers In the two blocks which ' constitute Beacon street were out searching for the youngsters when some one heard sounds under thS Hale porch and on investigating found the two young men, divested of their gar ments and enjoying a dry swim.' Incidentally they were "Indians." A regular meeting of Lodge No. 12S6 Loyal Order of Moose will be held next Wednesday evening, when tnere will be forty-two candidates Initiated Into the inner circle of the order. There ls an urgent request for all applicants to be at the hall at :30 p. m.. It will also be advisable for those who would secure the Cincinnati convention pennant to be on time. LOST Pocketbook probably On Oreen line car, containing $7 and railroad ticket. Finder may keep $2 Upon returning balance to Mrs. J. J. Freeman, 3 224 Beacon street, Ea Chicago. INDIANA HARBOR. T : A Gas Range combines .convenience and economy. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co. Mrs. Greer Ellenburg of Fir street returned yesterday from DesMolnes la., where she has been with her children for the past five weeks. She brought back with her her brother, Walter Parker, who thinks some of locating in Indiana Harbor. There is trouble enough In the A. G. Lundqulst home, with Mrs. Lundqulst, her niece, Miss Edna Lsndell, and the servant all sick. Mrs. Lundquist is quite ill having been sick for several days with an ailment which puzzles the physicians who are attending her. Her temperature ranged around 104 for quite a while yesterday and her family are quite anxious concerning her, lest she be coming down with severe illness. Mr. John Whitehouse of Muncle, Ind., is visiting his sister Mrs. Ben Reese of Elm street. He will divide his time while in this region between the homes of Mrs. Reese and another sister, Mrs. Edgar Lewis of East Chicago. Mrs. Will Reese of Mlddletown, Ohio, is visiting his sister, Mrs. William Hu. lsh of Grapevine stree. The guests arrived Sunday and will remain for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer of Muncie are the guests of Mrs. Spencer's parents Mr. and Mrs. John Darren of Grapevine street. They came Sunday prepared to stay two weeks or longer. Miss Mary Helen and Miss Edith Davis are to entertain with a party Thursday afternoon at the South Bay hotel In honor of Miss Leila Mercer who is to be married soon. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Sharpe of Valley Junction, la., are hero spending a few days with Dr. and Mrs. Nels Stenberg. Dr. Sharpe has been prospecting with a view to finding a place which meets his liking In which to open an office and practice his profession. He has decided on Indiana Harbor and will probably open an office here in September. Mrs. James Judge are going to Clinton, Iowa, for a few weeks visit with relatives. She will leave today. Owing to the illness of Mrs. Robert Murton, the social which St. Alban's guild was to have given at her home today has been Indefinitely postponed. Mrs. Murton has been sick since Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller are en-

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