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FISH, CHICKEN AND FROG LEG DINNERS Open the Year Around. LAUNCH SERVICE . Phil's Place Sheffield Boat House . PHIL SMIDT, Propr.etor ROBY INDIANA. Phone Whiting 26, f None but respectable patronage , solicited.
BRILL'S PICNIC frPflVP ICXrd and indianu"u ' .ipnllx DouIeTard.' SOUTH CHICAGO Good street car service. Dancing every Sunday. Grove rented to plonic partiei, Only, a few Sunday left open for the season. :-: :-:
ANNOUNCEMENT FORD AUTOMOBILES 1914 PRICES: Touring Car .... $550.00 Runabout ...... $500,00 Fully Equipped. F.O.B. Detroit RICHARD J. TON, Dealer Hammond Territory Cor. 110th ST. and MICHIGAN AVE. Kensington, Chicago, Illinois Write or phone for Demonstration
(ilESTS OK MISS WILCOX.
Mrs. Elliott Fischler of Boston and Miss Ives of New York are the house guests of Miss Muriel Wilcox of Conkey avenue. WILL. ESTEK PIRDIE. Miss Mildred Carter of Webb street a graduate of the Hammond high school in the class of '13 will enter Purdue University this fall to pursue a course of domestic science. Miss Carter has resigned her position at the Hammond public library. ENGAGEMENT AXXOINCED. Mrs. A. E. Wilcox of Conkey avenue gave a 1;30 o'clock luncheon at the Country Club today afa which she made announcement of the engagement of her daughter Muriel to Attorney John Thlee of Kansas City, Mo. The luncheon was most prettily appointed, a color scheme of pink and white having been carried out. Pink roses and American beauties were used for decoration. The place cards were designed in the way of pink rosea and so placed that they grave the appearance of a flower in a glass of water. The luncheon was served in five courses. Attached to the pink rose favors were small envelopes, the contests of which read; Miss Muriel Wllcor. Mr. John Thice. September 3, 113. To Miss Wilcox's most intimate friend thi sannouncement Is rot a surprise all together and owing to. her popularity in a large circle of riends, a series of receptions and society affairs may be expected to be given in her honor. The invited guests were: Mrs. Chapman, Miss Turner, Mrs. John Beckman, Miss Ebrlght, Miss I.over-
idge. Miss Conkey, Miss Deming. Mrs. . W. Sohl. Miss Sohl. Miss Wall. Mrs. Joseph-Conroy, Miss Lillian Smith, Miss Parsons, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. M, Monnett, Mrs, Carl ., Fischler, Mm, Twyman of East ChicagoV Mrs. Walter Porlne of Gary; Mrs. Green, Whiting; Mrs. Hose, Atlanta, Ga.; Mdwlet, Whit-
ins; Mrs. Elliott Fischler, Boston; Miss Ives, New York and Miss Marguerite Wilcox. ON WEDDING TRIP. Cards have been received from Mr. and Mrs. H. C. W alt ers who are travel
ling int the west on their wedding trip. iThey will visit in Denver, Salt Lake 'city. St. Andrews, San Francisco, Porthand and Taooma. In Tacoma they
will be the. guests of Mr. Wolter's sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie Zinran. Mr. and Mrs.
WolterB were married last Sunday at jthe home of the bride's parents in Chi'cago. The brldt's name was Miss Clara Dallman. Those who attendad
from Hammond were Mrs. Louisa Seestadt and Mrs. Augusta Wolters. Mr. Wolters is bookkeeper for D. S. Pale Lumber company In Chicago and lived at 69 Sibley street. A MAY WOOD PARTY. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Davis of Ada street entertained at a pleasant party last evening In honor of their housa guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Anderson, Misses Gertrude and Marjorie Anderson, Messrs. Joseph and William Andersonof Topeka, Kans.; Dr. and Mrs.
A. J. Clark, Indianapolis; Mrs. Ollie Howard and Miss Beulah Howard of Lebanon, Ind. The house wa sprettily decorated with flowers and the porch with Japanese lanterns. Pennants
from the Anderson car were also used in decoration. The evening vas given over to dancing. The music was furnished by a Ave piece orchestra. The guests were Messrs. and Mesdam.-s Wm. Lynch, Harry ' Folk, Homer Branch, Robert Herrlngton, Robert Robbins, D. E. Boone, J. K. Stlnson, J. F. Irish, Dm. R. Ford and Misses Gretchen Boone, Mattie Prell, Emma Nickols. Agnes Wagner, Alice and Helen Ford and Mesrs. Roland Stlnson, Edwin Ford, Monnett, and Dr. Chamberlln. PARTY AT GRAND REACH. MICH. Mrs. John Fitzgerald and daughter Laura, Mrs. F. S. Betz and son, Mrs. Jennie Sawyer have gone to Grand Beach, Mich., for a week's outing. Mr. and Mrs. John H. McClay will join them tomorrow making th trip in their machine. The P. W. Meyns and Mrs. Wilke are also visitors at this summer resort.
WILL. ARRIVE .NEXT WEEK. Mr. Earl Kingsland of Lincoln. Neb..
will arrive in Hammond the latter part of next week to Join his wife, who has been spending the summer here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gastel of Williams street. They will go to Vermont to visit a few i
J Mr. George Gohene of Cincinnati will j I be the guest of his Bisters, Mrs. A. H.
Kale and' Miss Gohene next w eek, j Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Yeaiel of Detroit street have returned from a ten
days' outing at their summer cottage at Lake Front Park, Alvln, 111. Miss B. Ervln of St. Augustine, Fla., Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ervin of Detroit street. Misses Madeline and Naomi Ortt of riummer avenue ffand their cousin, Melvln Crooks of Chicago will spend next week in Benton Harbor. Miss Ethel Ebrldght of South Hohman street will go to Sister Lake, Mich., next week with a party of friends for a week's outing there. Miss Florence Buzzard of South Hohman street Is spending the week-nd In Milwaukee. Miss Zella Irish of May street will return Monday from Lake Winebago, Wis., where she has been the guest of
the is. L. I". Bells at their summer
home there. Miss Susie Olwald of Bagley, Wis., is visiting her cousin. Miss Gertrude Herbst of South Hohman street. Mrs. C. W. Vandelork and son of St. Louis are the guests of Mrs. A, Herbst of South Hohman street. Miss Jessanime McCloln of Wail Lake, la., will leave jomorrow for her home after being Miss Edith Carter'" house guest for a week. Mr. T. H. Louches went to Chicago today to meet Miss Carrie Madden of Camden, N. Y. They attended the Water Carnival this afternoon. Mr. P. W. Trlbolet of Detroit street is spendlrfg the week-end in Decatur, III., where Mrs. Trlbolet Is visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth of Beall
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weeks before returning to Lincoln where Mr. Kingaland holds a position as teacher in the University jf Nebraska. MOTOR PARTY. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Davis of Ada street and guests Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Clark. Mrs. Ollie Howard and Miss Beulah Howard will motor about Chicago in Dr. Davis' touring car Sunday. Messrs. and Mesdames Edward Webel and Ray Fowler will motor to Valparaiso Sunday in the Fowler car.
. RETURNS FROM MONTREAL.
Mrs. E. A. Bump of South Hohman' street will return. Sunday from an ex-j tended ' visit at the home Of Mr. and j Mrs. Archie Chave In Montreal. Mrs.' M Merryweather and Miss Myrtle Merryweather of Hammond are visiting at the Chave home. i
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HER EFROM SPRINGFIELD. Mr. Fred Porter of Springfield, 111., will spend the week-end at the home of Mrs. A. P. Wall on Michigan avenue. Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Wall's daughter and son have been here ten days and will conclude their visit next Wednesday, ON VACATION. Miss Mable Tibbott. Trustee J. C. Becker's investigator and assistant, left today on a week's vacation which she will spend at her home In Indianapolis. W. C. T. U. ELECTS OFFICERS. The annual business meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Stewart on Conkey avenue. The principal business of the meeting was the election of ocicers for the ensuing year which resulted as follows: President Mrs. James Graves.
Vice President Mrs. H. E. Granger. Secretary; Mrs. Archie Crows. Treasurer Ms. Geog-e Teazel. Expressions of appreciation and wishes for a speedy recovery were offered the retiring president, Mrs. H. E. Granger who has been a most efficient leader but who retires from active work at present on account of ill health. wins iilib ninnoN,
Mrs. Alwln Herbst of South Hohman street won the blue ribbon for beauti- 1
ful embroidery work at the county fair this -week. The pieces were a 45 inch luncheon cloth in white embroidered grapes with coronation braid lace and a centerpiece embroidered In pond lilies. WILL f;0 TO PINE LAKE. Dr. and Mrs. JL J. White and Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Harrison and children
will spend the week end at. Pine Lake, Laporte.
Miss Kate Stiles returned today from her vacation which she spent in New York. Miss Cecilia Winters who has been jll at her home, 614 Michigan avenue Is able to tie out again. I Mrs. Bick and Miss Bick who have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Gillis
left today for their home In Ft. Wayne. Mrs. A. Clark and grandson are ; guests of Mrs. Clark's niece, Mrs. Mary i Hastings of State: street. I Miss Mayme Mashino will return
, mis evening from a two weeks vaca
tion in Denver.
isses Genevieve Hastings and resa. Dorsey have returned from a
two weeks' vacation at Delevan Lake, Wlfc ' .. ; '. - Mrs. Joseph RoubwsJhBs returned to her home In Chicago after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bielefeld of Webb 'street. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Boyle will entertain a few friends by a motorboat ride and luncheon at Riverdale tomorrow. Miss Etta Muenich has returned from
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a- visit In Renslaer. Mr. and Mrs. Max Levinger and Miss
Ullian Goldman will visit Rlvervlew Park tomorrow. j Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rabe of Williams street will spend Sunday in Chicago Heights. j Mrs. Louis Schmal of Chicago Is a; guest at the home, of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Kepert of Truman avenue for sev- i eral days. : Miss Josephine Shealey of Delphi is
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ACCIDENT TO, BAKERY WAGON A Lake Region bakery wagon dispensed free pies, - doughnuts, cookies
1 and cream puffs to the small boys of ; Conkey vtlle and their sisters this j morning. A brief runaway, the toppling i
of the wagon when It struck a manhole that protruded two feet and half out of the sand on Jackson street, and publicity given this by a barefoot
youngster brought all the boys south of Harrison park to an Impromptu feast. ' A Roman Bnnqurt for AH.
i The fact that paetrles were well
seasoned by sand didn't bother anybody. The dirt acted as an appetiser and after the surface supply was exhausted the hungry army started into dig for the eatables that had been kicked under the soil. A Tramp'a Dream a Come True. One weary willie scented the feast
from afar and same in due time. He was so picturesque that he at once won I the attention of youngsters who served jhim with delicacies. He left with bul-
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ATTEND HOISE PART V. King garments rations for a week. Misses Carter aryl McCloln attended I Will CM Pay for tbe Meair
a house party in Whiting yesterday at Miss Irene Putnam's. There were guests from Elgin, Peoria, "Valparaiso and Chicago.
ON MISSISSIPPI. Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Cameron
First Congregational church will go to Prairie de Phien, Wis., Monday and from there take a boat trip on the Mississippi. .MRS, OWENS VISITING. HERE. Mrs. Allan P. Owens arrived from Losransport yesterday to be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matthles of Williams street. Mr. Owens, who has been physical director in the public schools here for two years and this summer at Logansport. will arrive next week. Mr. and Mrs. Owens will resid ein Riverside, 111.,
where Mr. Owen has been secured is
Jackson street la being prepared for the paving contractors and sand has been scooped out leaving fresh dustless soil. The manhole stands up to the lev
el of the street that has not been put i In. Cliff Hamacher,, the driver says of the i that the city will have to pay for his
pastry that Conkeyville children ate up. At the same time he admits that he was paying no attention to driving, being abstracted In "figuring up hla accounts." STQCK DEEP RIVER WITH BASS
Through the personal efforts of Attorney K. E. Parks, the government consented to restock Deep river with fish and yesterday the fish train ar-
physlcal director cf the schools there ' rived in Hobart and about seven thou- ' sand broad-mouthed bass minnows Miss Mattie Prell of South Bend u , were placed In that part of the river the guest of her aister. Mrs. D. E. j known as Lake George. It should proBoone of May street. vide good bass fishing in the local waMisses Blosser and Farrell were j ters within another three or four years. Chicago visitors today. J Hobart Gaette. a
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FALL DRY GOODS BUSINESS HEAVY Marshall Field & Co. in their weekly review of the dry goods trade say; "Immediate business is keeping up strong and as the fall season opens up there 1 more evidence of the scarcity
of desirable merchandise. The increase in road sales during the week, together with market purchases, indicated retailers are beginning to anticipate their needs liberally. "Buyers have been In the market In unusual numbers from the south and southwest, particularly from Alabama,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas and eastern Oklahoma where crop conditions are much improved and they report an Increased confidence among the dry gooda trade."
Tour met Mil will be leas If yon eooH wltU Gaa. No. Ind. Gas & Klao. Co.