Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 48, Hammond, Lake County, 13 August 1913 — Page 6

THE TIMES. Wednesday, August 13, 1913 Crown Point News WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Happenings of a Day In Lake County's lively Capital

SHOCKS

Prom the Diary of Si. Lence

YOU ARE INVITED, SO PLAN TO ATTEND THE WHITING- ELKS' PICNIC AT SPRING HILL GROVE (St. John) AlOl'ST 1 8 T H.

Hek Spence sez he's convinced thet j wimmin ain't much on 'rlthmettck. ) Sez most o' them spend a great part o I their lives tryln f squeeze a figger j

forty. Into a Agger thirty without doing enny more subtractln' then a petticoat. There's menny a round hat thet fits perflckly on a flat head.

It Is reported that Charles Klrchman j has closed a deal for a lot on South : Court street, opposite the forty acre ; park near the fair grounds, and also that he will erect a modern home on j the property in the near future, mak- i

ing the first dwelling in that subdivision. It la more than likely that one or

two running races will be arranged

ror the county ralr, the crowd being Insistent and clamoring for one or ! two of the old-fashioned running races! Interspersed between the harness races ! each day. Application has been made , by some of the "Jumper" owners at j Porter, Ind., to enter their racers here i

and It Is Quite likely that a purse will be subscribed at, a stake each day of the races. "While the runlnng race feature has not been officially announced as yet it is almost certain that the Jockeys will go for at least one day in the year. A new and up-to-date store finishing and lettering plant Is being installed this week at the Pioneer Monumental work plant near the Panhandle station, Joseph "Brig" Young, a former resident of this place but now of Chippewa Falls, arrived yesterday to spend ' a few days' vacation during the fair sessions. Messrs. Shay and Kendall of Gary

visited with Crown Point friends last evening, attending the regular -meeting of the Odd Fellows' lodge. They came on business connected with the Odd Fellows' picnic this year at Garyon September 13, arranging a ball game with the Odd Fellows' team of the steel city and Crown Point on that day, which will be one of the features of the big picnic and celebration. The burglar who entered the Esslinger saloon on Thursday evening and took $35 out of the cash register made a successful getaway. The man un

der suspicion is well-known here, but no trace of htm could be found after leaving Essllnger's saloon. Mrs. W. A. Scheddell and Mrs. Margaret Pettibone will leave today for Wheatfleld, Ind., where they will spend some time as the guests of Mrs. Mar

tha Marble. Word comes from the Chicago hospital stating that Mrs. EInsweller was much improved In condition following the operation and it is more than likely that she will be brought home next week with the most of the battle won. Mr. and Mrs. "W. L. Handley were Chicago visitors yesterday. The city has commenced to All with fair visitors, all with their wares and schemes for making money. Edward C. Grlesel of Muskogee. Okla., arrived Sunday evening to spend a month with relatives here. No performance was given at the Lyric theater yesterday evening, the film machine undergoing repairs, it being put out of commission the evening previous. Houses for Cyrus Hayden and Erhart Eiifnman are nearly completed and ready for occupancy.

ROBERTSDAliE Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roman of Hammond spent Sunday here visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Gerke. The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church will hold their regular monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon at the church. All members. are requested to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Stmanlnl of Chloago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Landon of Pear street Sunday. Robert Atchison and son Vernon and Paul Stanton returned hom after a few days visl a Crocker, Ind. The funeral services of John J. Stewart who passed away at his home

at 788 Indiana boulevard Saturday evenlng were held at his late home Mon day evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. W. E. Wllhelm of the Evangelical church officiated. The funeral was largely atended by relatives and friends of the deceased and many beautiful floral pieces were In evidence. After the services the remains were taken to the L. S. & M. S. depot where they took the 9:11 train for Cleveland, O., where Interment will take place In the Woodland cemetery on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodward and son William and Mrs. F. M. Porter returned to their home in Waukeegan, 111., after a two weeks visit at the Buell home In Indiana blvd. Mrs. P. J. Owens of Roberts avenua was a Hammond shopper yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Emile Hilderbrandt spent Sunday In Chicago visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Julier of Indiana boulevard are entertaining the latters mother Mrs. Gunther of Milwaukee, Wis. Cement walks are being laid on both sides of Amy avenue. Miss Elona Haman of Lake avenue visited her aunt in East Side Sunday. Mr and Mrs. John Melvin of Cleveland avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Manbeck and family at a si o'clock dinner Sunday. Mrs. Agnes Roberts , and daughters, Mrs. F. R. Schaaf and Miss Amy Roberts, Mrs. William Grisdale and Mrs.

j E. A. eVIlzo enjoyed a days outing at

Flint Lake, Ind.. Tuesday. The Sunshine Circle will meet toI morrow evening at the home of Mrs.

John Blaul of Roberts tvtnue. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Langhor of East S4de were guests at the Bader home In Harrison avenue Sunday. Miss Hattle Tlmm returned heme Monday from LaPorte where she spent a week the guest of Miss Laura Cow-

, den. Mrs. Jack Plate and Mrs. Herman Theissen were Hammond visitors Monj day. I Mrs. Richard Bchaaf and daughter Miss Clara Schaaf of Indiana blvd., re

turned home Monday from Mt. Clemens, Mich.

Mrs. Theodoire Abraham of the Pederson Flats and son Chester visited In Plymouth Ind., the fore part of this week. Miss Margaret Griffith of Fred St., left last evening fo Lexington, O., to spend a two weeks vacation with her sister. Mr. Thomas Barnett left Monday evening for Cleveland, O., where he will attend the funeral of John Stewart. Raymond Abraham will return this week from Kouts, Ind., where he haa been visiting for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Myers of W. Pullman, 111., visited relatives here yesterday. ' Mrs. Nyland of Cleveland avenue Is entertaining her daughter and children of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Emmel of Englewood spent Monday in Whiting. Miss Laura Tharp, who has been visiting Wesely Tharp and family has returned to her home in Hemlook, O. Paul Anderson, of South Chicago was a local visitor last evening. Mr. Wesely Thorp of the firm, Atkin

& Tharp, is enjoying a weeks vacation. A party of young men of the Owl Club will go to Fox Lake, Ind., for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hatch and children are expected home this week from Macey, Ind., where they have been spending a few days vacation. Mrs. C. B. Manbeck and daughter Vera expect to leave the latter part of

YOU ARE INVITED, SO PLAN TO ATTEND THE WHITING ELKS' - PICNIC AT SPRING HTT.L GROVE (St. John) AUGUST 16TH.

In the city yesterday. Mrs. John Hack was a Chicago visitor yesterday.

YOU ARE INVITED. SO PLAN TO ATTEND THE WHITING ELKS'

PICNIC - AT SPRING HILL GROVE (St. John) AUGUST 1 6 T H.

LOWELL Arthur Taylor, secretary of the State Postmasters League of Creston was in town on business Tuesday. Mrs. Florence Cbitwood and daughteri Lutle went to Englewood yesterday to visit at the home of Mrs. Chitwood's daughter, Mrs. Harry Steward. At a meeting of the Chautauqua Association at the Lyric theatre Monflay night it was voted to sell the exclusive rights of the refreshements on the ground during the week of the chuutauqua to the Hpworth League. It was suggested that the several churches select a day to hold a camp meeting on the ground and that people camp there during the week. It Is estimated that 2S0 tickets have been sold, but 250 more must be sold to guarantee the enterprise. Nate Brown Is suffering with an abcess in his right law. It is very painful. Frank Schmal and wife have returned from a visit at the home of Mrs. Bertha BlooRed of Dayton, O. Mr. and Mrs. W. Sloan of Chicago were guests at the home of Wm. Hayden the week past. Ray Seely, county surveer, and Mat Brown, count commissioner were

in town yestprilay. Mrs. John Zartman spent yester

day !n the city. McKlnley and Clarence Scott, who spent several weeks at the home of Jode Scott, their father, have returned to their home In Indianapolis. Schyler S. Dwyer and wife and their daughter, Mrs. Lamar Grubb and husband who have been at Walloon Lake, Mich., during the heated term returned home Monday evening. They report an enjoyable time. Elmer Nichols transacted business

GRIFFITH. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Taggart and Mrs. C. Prott visited Gary yesterday In Mr. Taggarts new auto. Mrs. A. Case of Gibson City who has been visiting her sister Mrs. T. Aidrich for a few days returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mesdajnes H. Dutton, Frank Orsburn and W. McFarland visited friends near Ross today. Lawrence Long from Hammond has a gang of men busy decorating and painting the school building here.

A picnic party from here spent the day yesterday at Lake Front park. Born to Mr. and Mrs: John Reeder yesterday a seven pound boy. John has such a happy smile that it tells the glad fact plainer than words.

August for Lima, Ohio, where they will visit. Mr. C. A. Kellogg returned from Benton Harbor, Mich., where he has been taking treatment for rheumatism. Mrs. Hazel McMahon of Hammond visited her mother, Mrs. A. Moore of LaPorte avenue. Mr. C. Manbeck and son Harold left on Saturday evening for Casper, Wyo., where they intend to reside permanently. Vincent Leman. who has been here

visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vincent of Oliver street has gone to Oledo, 111., to spend the remainder of his vacation with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lemon. Mrs. G. Wlnslow and Mrs. "John McElroy and daughter were Chicago

shoppers yesterday. Mr. F. Wollet is on the sick list this week. Mr Lampman and Miss Iagrie Hendrlckson were visiting in Chicago Monday. Mr. Jake Drew and family of Antioch. 111., will move to Wilcox Addition this week. Mrs. George McCellan who haa been quite 111 Is Improving nicely. Miss Orvilla Baumgarten of Flschrupp avenue Is spending a few weeks In Cleveland, Ohio, where she Is visiting relatives. Mrs. Van Camp and dsughter Mrs. Harry Hoyes, and baby, vtho formerly resided here but now of Wood River, 111., has been spending a few days here as guests of friends. At a meeting of the city control committee of the progressive party It was decided that the progressive ticket would be polled In the political field. Dinners cooked with Gas are better and cost less. No. Ind. Gas & Elec Co.

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rOU ARE INVITED. SO PLAN TO ATTEND THE WHITING ELKS' PICNIC AT SPRING HILL GROVE (St. John) AUGUST 16T1I.

To the People of Robertsdale

and Whiting

ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 9TH TVe will open our new store in Robertsdale for business and we cordially invite the people of Robertsdale and Whiting to call and inspect our stock. A full line of HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS and a general line of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Everything new and clean. The Moser Hardware Company Corner Roberts Ave. and Indiana Boulevard Phone 124-J. Robertsdale, Ind. 400 One Hundred and Nineteenth Street Phone 149-R. Whiting, Ind.

BURNHAM. A recent real estate deal here waa when John Patton purchased the property until recently occupied by Mrs. S.- L. Spruce on Pullman avenue. The consideration Is not made known. Mr. Patton had the cottage occupying the lot moved further back and has remodeled it and built it on out and haa started into the saloon business in these quarters opening up Saturday morning. Mrs. W. D. Jennings and mother Mrs. W. W. Kiersey spent Saturday evening in Hammond. Clark Kiersey of Center avenue spent Sunday at Merrillville as the guest of his aunt Miss Angle Glazier. Mrs. Rein Rau . and Mrs. Andrew Anderson were Hammond shoppers Monday afternoon. Mrs. Wallace Holden of Hammond

visited Burnham friends Monday afternoon. The Schulze auto bread delivery wagon in an attempt to round a corner here Monday morning ran too near a curbing and tipped to one Bide untlll about half over. Considerable trouble followed In getting the machine righted and out of the ditch into which ,lt had slipper, -nothing seeming to do much' good until teamsters employed In the street construction came to the

aid with a chain and team of horses when It had to respond. About half an hour was consumed during which all available men and boys on the street valunteered their services and did all In their power. Considerable anxiety was occasioned here Monday by the Inability of the cement contractor to pay his men. The Job of installing cement curblngs was finished Saturday when the men should have been paid, but owing to difficulties the contractor wai unable to do this, so his men all returned here Monday morning. The men finally met at the village Hall where the matter was at last adjusted In a satisfactory manner. Latest reports are to the effect that Arthur Sault's eye was not progressing as well as had been expected and that he would have to undergo another operation Tuesday and have the injured member removed. We all hope no further complications will set in. Mrs. J. Lanz of Hegewisch spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank

j All man. Mrs. George Phillips who has been

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TlECrlTWTsr!T' Mrs. Connors and son Mllo left this morning for a few weeks visit with

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