Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 150, Hammond, Lake County, 12 December 1916 — Page 6

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PAGE SIX THE TIBIES TnoHlav, Dec. 12. 1916 VI J, IJ. JJ8IJMS Hoot, Mon! Mary Now Scotch

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Th Pyr i;heo'.i observed the cen'rnial anniversary of the admittance of Indiana to the Vnion as a state, with P'oper exercises. Joseph Chenard and family moved to sieger last Saturday where they will make their future home. Mr. Chenard t't'p.S employed at Chicagro Heights. Kuger.e ;eiser of Hammond, spent Sunday ot here visiting; relatives. The Michigan Central Railroad ha force of men at work extending the 'detrark for more than 1.000 feet in fir!er to accommodate longer passing i : a :ns. A liu'e baby boy arrived at the some .if George Nomlorf Ust week and was 'hrlstened at St. Josephs church Friday noon. Mrs. Wm. Fiante of Chicago, visited w th Dyer relatives yesterday. Arthur Hartman spent Sunday visitins; relatives at Chicago. yesterday evening the St. Joseph court, C. O. V., held its regruiar monthly meeting. One new member was init ia ted.

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REAL ESTATE TR AH S FE R S TOLI.E3TON. L. J.". B !2, Co.'s Add. Holmes-Feder-Kuss Co. to John Elek- $1,430.00 It Us. IS. 19, 20. B 3, Tolleston. Ernest A. Harms, ct al., to Oscar Harms . $1.00 l,x. 1 to 1. B 8, Tollefston-on-the-Hill. iluy C. White' to Arthur J. fctuenkfl 1- $1.00 ls. 1 to 6. li . Tollcsfon-on-tlie-Hill. Theresa Brctsch to Arthur J. Stu-nkel $33.00 i.s. 1 to i!4. B 1. Tol'.estoii-on-the-Hill. Snell-Simiison Co. to Arthur .7. Stuenkel $1.00 NEW CHICAGO. U 23, B 2, 3rd Add. Kdwin F. Knight to John Mazelauikis $1.00 L. 23. B 2, 3rd Add. Taut Sesnauskis to John Mazclnauskis $10.00 HAMMOND. Ls. 12 to 15, Ft Ls. 10 and 11. B 2, North f ide Add. Henry Schragre to Paige & Jones Chemical Co. $i.00 Li 31, B 2. Morris Park Add. John T. Meek, et al., to Anna G. Lake '. $20.00 L 3, B 1; L 3. i! 3, Morris Tark Add. Chaunoey T. Lamb to .Albert E. Lake , $1.00 L 18, B 1, Blackmun's Add. Kred Fleck to J. S. Blackmun Co. $2,500.00 L 17, B 1, Blackmun's Add. J. S. Blackmun Co. to Fred Fleck - $300.00 L 1, rr-sub Ls. 1 to 62. B 2. Blackmun- Add. J. 5. Blackmun Co. to Frank Ovad $300.00 L 81, WJ I, S3, Hammond Realty Co.'s 2nd Add. Hammond Really Co. to Martin F. Novrak - $1.00

Tub Tikes rives the world's nevrm.

Butterscotch bids fair to ajrain be(ome a favorite delicacy of the nation; menus will be eagerly scanned for Scotch broth, as of yore; th dust which has gathered ou the old baspipes Ti-ill be carefully removed, a oil plaid ribbons will once more adorn the hair of many bonny Americans if the tnarjuer in which the spirit of the heather has taken hold of the Mary Virkford studios is any indication. Every one has acquired a broad Scotch accent at tbe Tickford studios,

ARl TOD -WAITKTO FTJPl A CHANCE" TO PUSH THAT BUSLVEf VESTURE OR PLAN OR TO FINN WACRXNO FOR THAT IDEA OR II VBST'OS OB" VOtJRST PATENTS 6ENO FOa MY FREE BOOK., -HOW TO GET THEM." It'a fall of Information you abould , know. Remember that all work entrusted ta miy care ls done In my own offlces. rtfht bere In Cfclcaaro, where yo ncan call for consultation any business day la the year or any Monday evening until o'clock. Service best to be had at any price, and it costs lesa. Phone Central 5569. JOSHUA E. H. POTTS, 8 S. Dearborn St., Chicago ATTORNBT and COUNSELOR AT LAW. SUITE 111! HARTFORD BUILDJJiOL

where "Mary, Ma Scootch Blue Bell," is the popular tune of the day. Hoot Men! Even tbe studio parrot has learned to ejaculate. "It's a bracht moonlicht nicbt t'nicht," and as a result is frequently rewarded with a cracker from the old Scotch doorman. All this is brought about by the fact that Mary Pickford has suddenly and completely turned Scotch. Her new Artcraft photoplay, "The Pride of the Clan," accounts for her latest change of nationality.

MERRILLVILLE

Alnie Weils purchased a new Bulck automobile of Walter Bros., last week. Garden Price of Montana, is visitins with his Parents this week. Mrs. H. Wood and Mrs. Zuvers spent last Monday with Mrs. P. O. FStzsimmons of Gary Garden. Several of the teachers were absent from institute last Saturday. There is a change in the C. & O. time table, consequently the mail train will be affected. The mail train will go earlier. The Merrillviile teachers are planning a program of a minstrel and operetta, also a box social Friday evening, Dec. 15. the proceeds to go to the victrola fund. B. Burge is gradually growing weaker every day. The 21st of December the famrers' institute will be held in Merrillviile. Everybody should patronize the schools here Friday evening. Come out and have a good laugh.

LOWELL

John Collins, trustee of West Creek township, who has been In poor health

I for the past three months, has been

gradually getting worse and last evening he was very low, with little hopes for his recovery. P. A. McKay was in Hammond on business yesterday. Joseph Kimmet and daughter Eleanor, and niece, Miss Bertha Kimmet of Tiffin, Ohio, are here visiting his brothers, John A. and George Kimmet and families. Attorney V. K. Roberts - and Jay Pearce were In Hammond yesterday on business. Mrs. E. F. Chapman was called to Frankfort yesterday on account of the serious illness of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bryant have gone to Florida where they will spend tbe winter. Mr. and "Mrs. S. N I Baird left yes. terday for their home in Butte. Mont., after a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dinwiddie.

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