Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 23 December 1913 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Tuesday, Deo. 23, 1913. 'roinfe Academy -'Wfi'g'V!; SB Dancing from 3 till 5:30 p.m. Gents 25c Ladies lOo Dancing from S:30 till 12 o'clock. SOc oer couole Extra Ladies ISc

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EAST CHICAGO Kodaks and cameras from $1 up to $20, of all Eastman make, at Nassau ft Thompson's. 23t2 Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil wore visitor to the city qesterday. The election of officers of the East Chicago Masonic chapter. Royal Arch Masons, took place last night and the following were elected: Steven Winter, high pries; Rev. R. . Crowder, kins; Waldo C. Bailey., scribe; W. E. Jones, secretary; W. Guyer, treasurer. The installation will take place next Monday night. Cigars by -the box of well known brands, at Nassau Thompson's. 23t2 Two candidates will receive th Iniatory degree in the Odd Fellows" lodge tonight. Don't forget the East Chicago Boston club dance at Lyric hai: Wednesday night- 23tl Mrs. Lester Murphy has been suffering for the past few days from an ulcerated tooth. Twin City council. No. 1700, Knights

of Columbus, met last night at K. of P. hall, Olcott avenue, to discuss matters of Important business. Pocket knives from 25 cents up to $3, at Nassau & Thompson's. 23t2 Mrs. Harvey R. Philips of Beacon street. Is a visitor to Hammond today. Buy a Oa9 Heating Stove now. Don' wait until your house is cold. No. Ind. Cat & Co.

Let us have your order now for Xraal Bisque Ice Cream. Cranberry Ice or Fancy Brick for your Christmas dinner. Special orders, 24 hours notice required. Nelson's Drug Store. 22-3

INDIANA HARBOR. The regular meeting of the Indiana Harbor Eastern Star, which was scheduled for tomorrow evening, will be omitted on account of It being Christmas eve. The Installation will take place on January 10, and the next regular meeting is on January 14. Get your new automobile and motorcycle licenses now at D. W. Deyes Com

pany, 3401 Michiiran avenue.

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The Baptist Sunday school will havo Its cantata Wednesday evening. A crowd of Baptist church young people will go carol-singing Christmas eve. In accordance with a custom they have observed for several years. Mrs. Mary Johnson, who makes her home with her son, Clark Johnson. S33 Block avenue, returned this morning from Norwalk, Ohio, where she went to attend the unveiling of her usband's monument. Mr. Johnson died July 4, and his remains were interred in the Norwalk cemetery. He was a well known contractor throughout northern Ohio, and the Workmen of the World had charge of the unveiling ceremonies. The unveiling took place Sunday. The R. A- E. club entertained last night with & hard times party In the Baptist Church basement. About fifty attended. There was a Christmas pie, each of the girls who belong to the club having contributed two "plums'' In order that there might be one for each of themselves and for rthelr men friends who were the guests Of the occasion, when they "stuck In their thumbs." Get as Gas Heating Stove. Relay may mean Illness. No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co. Christmas services at . St. Alban's church will be most Interesting. There will be special services at midnight, December 24, at which holy communion will be served and there will be a sermon and special music. At 8 o'clock Christmas morning there will be holy communion and again at 9:30. The special music at the midnight service will bo the communion service in G, by Caleb Simper, and for the ofteratary

"The Heavens Are Telling," from Hayden's "Creation," will be sung.

Our stora will be closed Xmas day! from 12:301 to 6:30 p. m. In order to give ourselves and clerks an opportunity for a few hours recreation we have adopted the policy of cloning our store on Sundays from 18:30 to S:30 p. m. m. and trust that this action on our part will meet with your, aproval. Nelson's Drug Store. 22-3

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Matilda Klassen of South Chicago, visited with her parents here Sunday. Joseph Miller of Hammond, and Henry Miller of Gary, spent Sunday here with their mother, Mrs. John Miller, Sr. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelbling was baptized Sunday. Andrew Peschel of Dyer and Louisa Lauerman acted as sponsors. The W. C. O. F. court. No. 864, held their annual meeting Sunday afternoon at the C. O. F. hall. The newly elected officers are as follows: Chief Ranger Mrs. George Stark. Vice Chief Ranger Lizzie Buchheit. Recording Secretary Mrs. Lizzie Lauerman. Financial Secretary Mrs. Peter Stark. Treasurer Mrs. John Miller, Jr. Trustees Mrs. Joe Thlel. Mrs. Frank Stark and Mrs. John Klassen. Conductors Mts. Joe Schual, Mrs. John Bohling. Sentinels Mrs. Joe M. Gerlach, Mrs. Joseph T. Gerlach.

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Delegate Mrs. Joe M. Gerlach. Alternate Mrs. George Stark. Math Miller of Crown Point, was a visitor here Sunday. Mrs. Frank Berg returned to her home in Rosebush, Mich., Sunday, after a week's visit with her mother. John Maas of Scherville, was here on business today. Dan Vincent of Crown Point, transacted business here on Mnoday.

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Glen and Hosford Park. William Hollenbaugh of Chicago,

spent Sunday with relatives here. ' Mrs. O. Daumer and son returned j home after spending the week with ' relatives in Hammond. j J. Adler of Gary, spent Sunday with j his sister, Mrs. J. Halfman. j Mrs. M. Plaff and Mrs. Gooklea were j Gary shoppers last evening. Mrs. J. Halfman and sister, Clara, I and Mies Marie Peterson and Leonard Adler were Hammond shoppers Friday.

Mrs. Sanderson is spending the week !

in Chicago, visiting with her daughter. Misses Clara and Laura Adler were Gary shoppers last evening. Lolls Rhodes and family wera seen here today. . Many from here attended the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Jurle of Gary, which was held at the Gary Oak Hill cemetery. Miss Catherine Weinand of Gary

spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and :

Mrs. Math Weinand. J. Hollenbaugh of Gary was here today. II. E. Sasse of Gary, was a Glen Park vlMtor. Mrs. J. Bets of Hosford Park, was a Gary visitor.

Nothing will please her more than a box of Morse's. Lowney's or Holly

chocolates. We have them In fancy or

plain boxes from 2a cents ud. Nelson's

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W. R. WOOD WOULD GO TO CONGRESS

Lafayette Man Thinks He Can Beat Peterson. Lafayette, Ind., Dec. 23. Will R. Wood, state senator, who strongly desires to represent the tenth district In congress, one of the delegates to the last republican national convention, in now spending considerable time building his political fences in an effort to obtain the republican nomination in the district. Senator Wood thinks he can defeat John B. Teterson, the democratic incumbent, provided Peterson gets a renomlnation. Senator Wood does not think the bull moosers will have a candidate in the field. He day the party is rapidly disintegrating in the district and that by next spring there will be no district organization of progressives.

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HUNTING SEASON CLOSES JAN. 10 The hunting season in Indiana closes January 10 when rabbits are no longer legal prey. Ths quail season ended December 20, thi duck season December 15. Until July 1, when squirrels come in hunting will be Illegal. Lake county hunters have been compelled to dispense with ferrets cf late owing to the passage of a new law.

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Don't forget your Christmas tree lights. Northern Indiana Gas and Elec. company. 22-2

ItA'SACK9 HOMES OF RICH. A bold burglar early yesterday entered the homes of three of Lafayette's wealthiest families on East South street and took his time In ransacking the places. At the residence of Mrs. Henry Taylor ami Arthur Curtis he carried away some jewelry and packages that were Intended to be sent out as Christmas presents. Not ilnding any valuables at the home of Mrs. John P. Oogen, he went to the ice box in the basement, took foodstuff, sat down and had a good meal. There have been many similar robberies In Lafayette in the past two weeks and the police are unable to find any clew.

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