Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 140, Hammond, Lake County, 19 November 1913 — Page 6
PAGE SIX THE TIMES. Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1913. Stove Buyers-Attention
Crown Point Mews Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital
THE NEW VICTOR HEATER BURNS AIR
The marriage of Miss Mau,d Sherman to Joseph Klein occurred this morning: at St. Mary's Catholic church before a large gathering of frlenda and relatives of the bride and groom, who are well and favorably known In this vicinity. A big; wedding: feast and reception to the bride and groom will be held at the farm home of the bride's parents northwest of this city this evening-, to which many guests are Invited. County Auditor-elect Ed Simon and family moved from Hammond yesterday and are now occupying their new home on East Joliet street, recently purchased from the Henderlong Bros. Miss Helen Hurd of Rockford. 111., ..Is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher on East street. The funeral of Raymond, the 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foes, occurred today, a large concourse of the friends and relatives of the family attending the sad rites. The
remains were laid at rest In the Crown Point cemetery, and much sympathy is expressed for the family In their sad affliction. The marriage of Miss Pauline Bosel and M. "Walter Jacobs occurs this evening at the Lutheran church, the services to be conducted by Rev. Belster, pastor. The couple are well known ; and universally liked in this city and have a host of friends to congratulate them upon the happy event. They will reside after a short wedding trip In ' the Groman home on South Court street recently vacated by . Harry Swart i and family.
Mrs. John Grlesel Is moving into her newly completed home on South Court street this week. The sale at the Monix farm yesterday was attended by trainers and buy
ers from all over the county, and it Is said the cattle and stock brought good prices. Yesterday's horse market was rather slimly attended, the farmers at this
time of the year being too busy to at
tend the sale. But few horses were sold as compared to other sales, but the good ones brought fancy prices. Ducks were plentiful at Cedar Iake yesterday, but were very wary, keeping in the center of the lake nearly all day. One large flock probably numbering three or four hundred, dis
ported themselves the entire afternoon
in the water just out of gunshot reach, much to the distrust of several hunters from the city who had traveled
Cedar Lakeward in order to get a shot at the wild duck in Its favorite haunts. The Hazard club met recently at the home of Mrs. George W. Fisher. The
prizes at cards were won by Mrs. Ver
non Parry and Mrs. E. F. Farley.
Herbert E Jones, Charlen Lamberg
and George Hershman are In Indiana
polis this week as delegates to thi grand lodge of Odd Fellows, represent
ing the local order. Charles Lamberg Is one of the novitiates who will be
lnitltaed into the grand lodge myste ries during the present session.
It is reported that John Newman of
this place has purchased a photograph gallery at Hobart, Ind., the only one In that town. Mr. Newman has had several years' experience as a photog
rapher and goes to Hobart well recommended in that line. S. A. Love Is looking for a purchaser for his Leroy business and saya as soon as he disposes of his property there that he will move to Crown Point, erect a residence and become a permanent citizen here.
Nowhere will you find a larger or better selection of Heaters or Eanges than are displayed at our South Chicago store. Our prices are uniformly low, but the reductions on the special items here advertised are startling. Be sure to ask our salesmen to show you these extra special values. Better come today and be ready for the cold days of tomorrow.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner of Chicago, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Beauben of LaPorte avenue. Rev. Frank M. Wtebster of Paxton. HU was here on Monday night to attend the Masonic fu notion. Rev. Webster taking part In the program. Arthur N. Beaubien haa been oonflned to his home the past few days by Illness. The Plymouth olub of the Congregational church will give roast beef supper In the church parlors tomorrow nlghC 1 The rughtr of Rebeka,h will hold their regular meeting tonight at whioh the annual installation of officers will take place. . r Several new books were put on exhibition today which will go Into circulation at the public library on Friday, Reservations may now be made for these. ' w"
In sad and loving remembrance of
our dear wife and mother, Mrs. John Dillingham, who passed away on November II, 1918. We wlh to thank the many friends for the beautiful flowers and the kind assistance and sympathy. Husband and Family. We mourn for you dear mother, Tho not with outward sho For the heart that mourns sincerely , Mourn solemnly and low. .
Whiting lodge No. 13, F. &A. M..
rave a very elaborate function In the
I. O. O. F. hall on Monday night which was given in '.honor of arbor lodge, No.
7S1. of South Chicago, and the past
masters of Wilting lodge, , No. 613
Worshipful Master K. B. Oreen called the lodge to order at 6:15 p. m.. when the order formed In line and marched
to the Lake Shore depot headed by the Mawonic band, where they met the members of the South Chicago lodge on the 6:60 train, the visiting lodge
being represented by 250 members.
They then marched back to the X. O,
O. F. ball where the session was open
ed by E. B. Oreen, W. M., after which
part of the program was given. The
guests) then repaired to the banquet
the
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rooms where the ladies of the Eastern Star served nearly 460 guests at an elaborate banquet. The tables con
tained cut flowers, and other decora
tions which made them very beauti
ful.
The menu was as follows: Oyster Cocktail Celery Olives Pickles
Roaat Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Dressing Mashed Potatoes Gravy Onions in White Sauce Cabbage Salad
Roll Coffee
Ice Cream Assorted Cakes The program, prepared by B. B.
Oreen was carried out without a hitch, and was Indeed . one of the best that could have been gotten up, since It
contained some of our best orators
and also entertainers.
It was as follows: Prayer Rev F. M. Webster. Selection Ladles' Octette.
Address) "Free Masonsry and Our
Country" Senator Frank N. Grant.
Selection Ingelside Quartette. Vocal solo "My Chain of Memories,"
(Composed by Mrs. Herbert Ingraham)
Mrs. II. M. Chuboroff. I
Address "Free Masonry and the
Home" Rev. C. J. Dickey, South Chi
cago.
Selection Ladies" Octette. Cornet duet Messrs. Wolf and Red'
mond.
Address "Free Masonry and Eduea
tlon" Dr. W. E. Putnam.
Overture Masonic Orchestra. Selection Ingelside Quartette.
' Address "Free Masonry and Flag Mayor B. Parks. Selection Ladles' Octette. Vocal st2o Harvey F. Glair. Address "Free Masonry and
Church" Rev. F. M. Webster. Overture Masonic Orchestra. Selection Ingelside Quartette. Address Past Master John C. HaTl, In behalf of the Past Masters of Whiting lodge No. 618, F. A A. M. Address Past Master Wm. Frlpps,
in behalf of Harbor lodge. No. 31, of
South Chicago.
Overture Masonic Orchestra. Selection Ingelside Quartette. Closing prayer Rev. C. J. Dickey,
The South Chicago members went
home rn three chartered cars. The out of " town guests " consisted of persons
from California, Nebraska, Michigan.
Wisconsin, Colorado, Chicago, and also
from various places In Indiana.
Mrs. Peter Smith of the Pederson
flats, was a Hammond visitor yester
day.
Mrs. Charles Naef of Sherman avenue, is expected home today from Toledo, where she visited her son, Edward, and she also visited in several
other Ohio cities. .
The Elks of Whiting will have their
second annual ball in the I. O. O. F.
hall on next Friday night. A. good attendance and also a good time Is an
ticipated. ,
Miss Carrie E. Scott of the Indiana
state library commission at Indlanap oils, visited the Whiting library yes ter.day.
The ladles of the Congregational
church will give a party tomorrow
night In honor of Mrs. .Addle Gray,
who leaves Saturday for an extended visit at the home of her son Edward
Gray, at Pt. Richmond, Cal. The party
will be given at the home of Mrs,
Charles M. Helman on 119th street.
Otto Hamilton entertained his brother, Edwin Hamilton, and William
Fram, both of Wllliamsport, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Ehuer Sherwln of F'schrupp avenue, were called to Fort
Wayne yesterday, by the serious ill ness of the former's father.
Mrs. K. L. Meyer read a paper on "The Evolution of a House," and the
subject of Mrs. Samuel Campbell's pa
American Architecture," both
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sembly room at whltfh two very line papers were read.
ROBERTSDALE. Misses Crerlla Noble,' Mary Stein and Ella Stross attended the Sociology class at the Hammond high school auditorium. Monday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buehler and Mr. and Mrs. William Eggers attended the Colonial theater in Chicago, Sunday evening. , Harry Tlmm of Indiana boulevard, entertained G. Hale of Chicago, over Sunday. Mrs. J. A. Landon returned home after a few weeks' visit "with relatives In Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vis and children of Reese avenue, were guests of Hammond friends, Sunday.
Misses Daugherty. Richter and Fer
guson of the Franklin school, visited Chicago schools, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Qoldlng of Har
rison avenue, were guests of the former's brother, George Golding and
family, of South Chicago, Sunday.
Mrs. Rees of "Windsor Park, was the
guest of Mrs. Utusch of Harrison avenue, yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Eggers and Mrs. M.
Buehler visited Mrs. Coughran of Chi
cago, Sunday.
son avenue, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stawttke of East Side. Sunday. , Alderman Eggers and Martin Eggers spent the week-ejidL, at Conrad, Ind., on a short hunting trip. Mrs. Fred Binhamrner and Mrs. Frits Kasch spent Monday in Hammond visiting relatives. Mrs. Henry Ehlers and daughter, Mrs. John Vlscontl, were guests of Hammond friends, Monday.
Paul Etiller of Roberts avenue, mo- '
tored to Chicago Sunday where he spent the day with friends. , i CLARK STATION.
A surprise party which was held In
gathered at the home of Will Bahr, a farmer living southeast of Iowell, in 1
honor , ot his wife's birthday. The evening was enjoy-ably spent. A fine supper was served. : - . r.: ; " vy
GRIFFITH. Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Bennett and family of Chicago, ' spent the first of
the week at the home of their sister,: Miss Mary Bennett. i Mrs. Amanda Bothwell of Ross, vislted relatives here yesterday. " J
Mrs. Lyman Osburn of Crown Point, is a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Dutton.and other relatives.
Mrs.
the underlying chronic inflammation la the
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of others are constantly doine. S-nd for booklet
on Stomach Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist, 154-156 Whiting St., Chicago, 111. For sale in Hammond by Harry's drux store.
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The Fortnightly club met In reg ular session in the public library as
Li. A. Southworth transacted
honor of the 19th birthday anniversary business in Chicago the first of the
of Walter Behn was well attended by week. . his many friends and relatives. The j Mrs. Earl Butler and daughter Lola, afternoon was spent In renewing old . were Hammond visitors yesterday, acquaintances, after which the assem- j The Etude club met at the home of bled guests were favored with a solo Miss Mildred Gustafson last Monday by William Schmetxer, and a piano ' evening and - a most Instructive and solo by Mrs. Fred Hollifield, followed ' entertaining time was had. by a selection by the entire chorus. J , , The remainder of the afternoon was ' ' rTO'RA'RT
spent In playing games. A dainty 6 I Magter -w"e8tleVt eidest son of Mr.
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of a fine new piano which arrived here Monday.
o'clock dinner was servea, oi w ....... and Mrs William Tyler, had the mlsevervone most heartily! partook. Cov- , ii . x
- I . . tunc v. billing Ilia 1 ' ft 11 L ai 111 lani . Kn.lna.n ers were laid for twenty. The table Monday by fsUl, the wa ot fbU n,.a .rtlgtlKillr Perorated with Various ... . . . . i Mrs. B
" n. mckiaini upgn wnicn ne naa enmokinds of flowers. A toast was then ...... . u.ji... ,i.
Miss Ella Sutherland of Harrison i given wishing waiter many mum was at once obtained and he" is getting'.
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aiong niceiy. Mrs. W. Schuschbach was a Gary visitor yesterday.' Th Mmiillimfii Cinoron fl T?aA.
Fred Stiller of Roberts avenue, at-"! the narlor where the ywere enter- . Bft n xf.-WB ta w vmi..
tended the Orpheum theater In Ham- , tained by a musical selection ki were Chicago vislto
mond. Sundav evening. Mls Irene Osterman. me eve"s
Miss Augusta Wilkening of Harrl-
S TIE GLITZ PARK. Mr. Martin of Chicago, was here on business today. Mies M. Evans shopped in Hammond yesterday. Mrs. Suan visited friends In East Chicago. Miss E. James went to Hammond on
B. Flemmlng shopped In South
avenue, was tendered a surprise Dartv i occasions. Mr. Apple acting as wi
by a number of young friends from master. Having done. Justice to the
Hammond, at her home, Sunday even- . bounteous dinner, and feeling some-
ing. Iwhat refreshed, the guests returned to
e with her mother tor a few days.
Mrs. Slink shopped In Whiting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. Berzlnskl shopped in Whiting yesterday.
rs yesterday.
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was very pleasantly spent in playing t Creekj vj8ited relatives here yesterday.
games and social chats; aiso, me yuu..s j Th(J Inlttal nrist ciub wiu meet on ladies were entertained by Carl Osborn j Tnur,day eVentng with Miss Emma who related many seafaring; (?) tales, i AM A very enjoyable time was spent by, wm5am Tyier is on the sick list, all and at a late hour the young peo- I sufrerlnE from a ,evere coid.
pie, wishing Walter many more nappy birthdays, departed for their homes.
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Those present were tne mi , given fer the clergy of this diocese.
Closson. Augusta, Quasney. uui erson, Anna Tollakapn. Thora Tollakson. Edith SchmeUer, Irene Osterman, Emma Benson. Mr, and Mrs. F. Hollifield. Mr. and Mrs, G. B. Schmetzcr. s T-ewls. Marshall, Damon
Rchmetzer. William Schmltzer,
HARD PRACTICE FOR HARVARD
Rev. William Huff went to Fort j
Wayne today to attend an examination
DYER Sacred . Heat - court, W. C. O. " F., held a special meeting Monday evening to make arrangements for a card party
Axel to be given on Thanksgiving evening.
Cambridge. Mass., Nov. 19. The
Harvard varsity eleven went through
a hard practice session yesterday. The
coaches have abandoned previous plans to give the team only light work prior to the game with Tale on Saturday. For an hour the players were drilled in repeated assaults on a bulky line composed largely of coaches famous for their play in other days. This line, in which were Lathrop Withington, Paul Wlthlngton, Craw
ford Blagden, Leo Leary and "Ham"
Situation Sized Up. The young girl had been engaged aa an amanuensis by a society woman. She discovered that nearly every day the husband and wife had a quarrel, so she gave notice that she was going, to leave. "Why?- inquired the lady. In surprise. "Oh, you dont need aa amanuensis, madam," replied the girl. "What you want is a war correspondent."
THKRB ARE MORE THAN THREH TIMES MORE TIMES CIRCULATED EVERT DAPT THAN ALL THE OTHER DAILT PAPERS m LAKE COUNTY PUT TOGETHER.
Behn,
Benson, Ruhard Much. Elmer Annio on, r"nrta.ln Osborn.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Schmetzer. Mrs. afternoon Walter Masters and Damon Schmetzer j Miss Theresa Keul of Clucago. visittook an auto trip to the Mercy hos- d relatives here Sunday pUal where they visited with Mrs.) The christening of the infant son S rnal Pearson who underwent an of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reitman took operation a few days ago. Mrs. Pear- place at the St. Joseph church here 4 . Sundav afternoon.
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I110sK'aw---.3M-w---,7- j William Pearson of Clarke, was a Gary visitor yesterday. t
Max Hiesch of Tolleston,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scher of Whit- Cordett, failed to stop the rushes of
lng, made a short stop here Sunday ; the varsity. Bradlee was still out or
the lineup this afternoon with a muscle bruise and Gillman was excused to
was
Charles Eck of Hammond, transact
ed business here Tuesday forenoon. Theo Kammer spent Sunday and
ClaVke business transactor yesterday. Monday witlat.ves at Chicago . A -vtiaa Fl. i Charles Schmidt is the happy ov Miss Augusta Quasney and Miss tjl '
owner
in niossen of South Chicago, spent
the day with relatives here.
Otto Frick returned to Soutn cm-
cagd after spending the day with rel-i atives here. I
Frank Tepe of Chicago, was ai Clarke business transactor yesterday, j
Thomas Bender returned to his nome
LOWELL. A birthday surprise party was given in honor of Mrs. A. G. Ruddle, Monday, at which a number of her relatives and friends gathered to celebrate the occasion. A big dinner was served. Mrs. Ruddle was the recipient of a number
of nice presents. J A number of friends and relatives J
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