Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 25 June 1917 — Page 6
Monday, June 25, 1917 H9 els
THE TIMES
Crown Point Hews Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital
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"The loUovlse marriage licensee were i Issued t Ell Rtchardaon. Roaetta, Gaines, Chicago. Henry Burnham, Maud Scott, Soherrvliie. Oeorgre B. Grossman, Flora Berkman, Hammond. Joseph. Burton. Sophia Stancalte, Indiana Harbor. Richard "Wfcltton. Carolyn H. Stlneon, Chlcagro. Mathew Bauer. Chicago; Sadie Louise Schmall. Geneseo, 111. Charles J. Ness, Eleanor Stener, Chicago. Harold Kleffel. Marg-aret Owena, Gary, Bteve N&vuck. Katie Iach. Hammond. Edward tT. Hotan. Waynetown. Ind.: Edna A. Robertson. Gary. Georse W. Schaenbeck, Helen Kacer, Chicago. J. Frank Tyler, Winifred Peck. Chicago. Albert Chester t Hawks, Chicago; Grace Emma Kilgour, Gary. The attendance at the band concert Thursday night was the largest this year and the program was much enJoyed by those present. Several hundred automobiles filled with people were parked around the equare, and standing room was at a premium. The singing of Miss Louise Crawford was much enjoyfd and applauded. The church efficiency conference which was held at the Methodist church on Thursday, was largely attended by church workers from eight near-by-cine. The conference was planned by the Church Efficiency association of the South Bend district. The themes which were presented and discussed were, "Church Finance." and "The
Stewardship of Properly, In View of tha Great "World Needs." Supper was eerved to those present and outsiders. .. Wayne Collins haa returned from a week's business and pleasure trip to Lansing and Jackson, Mich. John Fraa, Jr.. has resumed his duties as mail carrier, after a two weeks' vacation, and Taul Knight la now taking a two weeks' vacation which he la spending In the southern part of the state. Miss Mary Brown is assisting in her father's office, that of county treasurer. Mat Brown, this week. O. H. Lucas, representative of the Keystone Farm Machine Company of Fork, Pa., a Let Jobbing contractor, was in Crown Folnt. on "business with that 'concern, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Allman have returned from Madison, Wis., where they the graduating exer
cises of thev class of 1917. of which their son, Major, was a member, graduating from the law department. Major returned with them and expects to practice law in this vicinity in the near future. The graduating exercises of St.
.v i v l.iitirliim nf the school I
niKai 1 1 nc . v. v.. . . . - - i and were largely attended and listened
to 'with interest. The class was com-i posed of the following members
Claude Betlefeldt, John zoning, Kramer, Joseph Schuster. Charles Schmal. W"m. Wlrta. The bridge over the Bezor ditch on South Main street, was flniahed Friday by the Pony Construction Company, v!v. ... imnrnvement adds much
Wlllllt llvwuvi. - i to that thoroughfare.
D. A. Root has exchanged the Mlcneni car which he purchased several weeks'
ago and is now driving a rauonai.
Whiting And Its People
Buy a $50X0 Liberty Bond. Bank ot W-dtlng, opea 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. 6-21 Princess theatre tonight. The popular star, Clara Kimball Young in -"The Price She Paid." A wonderful drama
by David Graham Phillips; also Roscoe "Fatty" Arbckle, the famlous comedian in "The Butcher Boy." A twoact comedy made In his own company. Ad. 10 ar.d 20c. 6:25.1 The Whiting Savings and Loan Association regards mortgages on residence proptrty in this distriA as prime aecurlty. almost all the loans made- by the association axe upon homes occupied by the owners. 6:25:1 Charles M. Brenner of Laporte avenue., has returned from a trip to Washington, T. C. to New York and other eastern points. The regular meeting of the Eastern Star will be held this evening at which four candidates will be initiated and the dedication of the flag will take
place, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hellwlg accompanied by Mrs. Edna Doolittle and Al Thomas, motored to Brookston, Ind., where they were guests of the former's relatives over Sunday. Vandal Shulek has returned home from school In Wisconsin. ' Catherine Harr of 119th street, is visiting at the home of Miss Edith Chase in Hobart, Mrs. Barbara Pfeifer of Oliver street, leaves today for Florence, Col., where she will spend several months visiting her son, Peter C. Pfeifer. Mrs. Roger MacMurray and baby of Oklahoma, are here to spend several months' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carringer on Central avenue. Miss Lillian Callahan entertained Miss Ronan of Chicago, at her home in Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George Beamer of Hammond, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jenkins of 119th street, yesterday. David Spencer leaves tomorrow for Montana to visit his son, David Spencer n,i family, who is also entertain
ing fcls sister. Mrs. Lucy Hooper of
Washington.
Mrs. G. S. Saunders and son of
unn nvpnue. have gone for a v
several months with relatives in ivew York and Virginia. Mr. Saunders is planning on making the trip on -his motorcycle. Mrs. Edward Zimmerman and son of Chicago, will be here for another week's visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Swartx of Sheridan avenue. L. H. Mattern and daughters, Mrs. Waldo Jennings and Miss Louise Mat-
per of f AtchA visit of
tern, and Miss Gertrude Lauer have returned from a week's visit at Winona Lake. Ind.. to which place they motored. Dr. G. H. Hosklns and family of Sheridan avenue, left Saturday for an extended motor trip through the east. William Stoll of Chicago, spent yesterday visiting at the home of his un
cle. William Stoll of Stleglita rarK. ,! Miss Marion Donahue who has been J attending school in Illinois, has reJ
turned home. G. Jurlck. aged 21 years of 1080 White Oak avenue, paased away at St. Margaret's hospital on Saturday, as the result of injuries received at the Standard Oil Company. The remalna were hrouirht 'to Whlt'rg by Undertaker
Heyden. who will have charge of the funeral tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hellwig are at
Mudlavia Spring, where Mr. Hellwlg is Improving from an attack of rheum
atism. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan of Cleveland avenue, have moved to Francisville. Ind.. where they will go Into the hotel business. Father Roeder of the Sacred Heart church, accompanied by Father Scholl of Hammond, have gone south on a month's motor trip. During Father Roeder's absence Father Miller will be assisted by Father Simon Kuhnmuench,
C. P. P. S. of St. Joseph's college. Miss Emily B. Johnston of Portland,
Ore., a former teacher In the w nmng high school, is taking a course at the University of Chicago. Miss Johnston spent Saturday here as the guest of MIfs Ethel Klrby. and called on many of her Whiting friends. Miss Mildred E. Stewart entertained twenty-five guests at her home in Sheridan avenue on Saturday night at a miscellaneous shower, in honor of Miss
Esther Bloomberg, there being people from Hammond, East Chicago, Rob-
ertsdale and Whiting present. l ne house decorations were peonies. The
guests enjoyed dancing, cards ana otner games. Following the opening of the gifts by the guest of honor each one present was Instructed to write a letter to the future bride or groom which were presented to her with the Instructions that they were not to he opened until located in their home in Terre Haute. The wedding of Miss Blaamberg and Axel Benson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benson of Robertadale. will take place tomorrow at Marseilles. 111.. where the ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Monroe, formerly pas
tor of the Congregational cnurcn aEast Chicago. They will be accompanied by the parents of both young people and a number of other relatives. After a mofor trip the young couple will go to Terre Haute to reBide, where Mr. Benson is employed by
the Grasselll Chemical onip-.u.
I ROBERTSDALE ' ' '
BOTH MOTHER
ND DAUGHTER
Relieved From Pain and Suffering by Lydia" E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Brooklyn, N.Y. "For tflree or four years I suffered a great deal of pain periodically; bo I would have to lie down. My back would ache and I would feel
very wea& ana miserable. I remembered how my mother had found relief from pain by using T r Tn r:ll -
Vegetable Compound and I decided to try it, and thanks to the Compound it helped me iust as it
I am free from pain, JJ hnVnchn nH that
mnflFnl TToaVr raa that wsui in hard tfl
bear. I am able to do my work during such times and sm recommending Lydia E- Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound to my friends who suffer as I did." Misa Meta Tied em ann, 1622 Jefferson Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. To know whether Lydlft E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will help yon, just try it. For advice write to Lydia E.Pinkhain Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Y our letter will be opened.
read ana answereu uj hwuuu
The card party and Ice cream social given under the auspices of the Community club, Friday evening, was largely attended. Prizes were awarded Mrs. John Wlekhorst, Mrs. C. G. t,.ii Miss Alma Fritz and Messrs.
John Blaul, Jr.. Charles Benson and
John Teterson. A social hour followed during which dancing was Indulged in and Ice cream and cake were served. This was the last meeting for the summer. , Mrs. Edward Julier and children returned home from Elkhart, Ind., where they attended the wedding of Miss Leona Julier and Earl Smith, which took place Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson of Roberts avenue, are entertaining the latter's mother. Mrs. Wheeler, of Earlville. 111., for a few days. Mrs. William, Eggers of Indiana hmilpvard. entertained a few friends at
a luncheon. Saturday afternoon In hon-
w nt hr birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Geora-e Parker and Mra. Thomas
Muldoon visited friends In Hammond.
Mrs. Fred Eggers of. Roberts avenue.
visited Mrs. Rica Coates of East Side last ovpninar.
Mr. and Mrs. August rVreesen are
entertaining the formers father from
t-niTMrii.n for a few days.
Mrs. Elmer Whiting or xiammona, visited her mother, Mrs. Schultz of Amy
avenue. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Roberts ave nue. have purchased the cottage re
r.niiT vacated by Edson Moore and
famtiv on Roberts avenue.
Miss Rose Smith of Chicago, ppent
the week-end here visiting at the smith
hnmi in Indiana boulevard.
Hollls Hunter of Hammond, visited
frlonda here last evening.
Earl Schuler. who has been spending
a few weeks here visiting his sister, Mrs. Pagels, left for Sandusky. Ohio.
tn visit hie mother.
Fred Edmunds and Ray Edmunds left
v.at.rrinv for Boone, Iowa, after a
week's visit with the" former's sister.
Mrs. S. Meyers.
CASH IS NOT NEEDED AT SPIEGEL'S
Now is the time when every one ought to use their credit. Save your cash for everyday needs and necessities. And if you sometimes find it difficult to make both ends meet, such a plan as ours will help you wonderfully and you will not have to stint or do without those "homey" comforts that make life worth while. We will give you from one to two years' time to pay for your purchase regardless of the amount you may buy. There are many advantages for those who trade here honest, sincere service no misrepresentations of any kind and the benefit of our tremendous buying power 32 stores in 28 cities, besides a mammoth mail order department.
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You will be surprised to visit our Chicago store and see how much can be saved by buying from Spiegel's. And you will marvel afterwards how easy it is to get things you have longed for for years while you spread the cost over many months. You may not realize it now but a visit to our store will convince you hat only a few pennies a day will buy many a comfort or household need that you have long desired. Take advantage of the account which we have opened for you just pay a small amount at time of purchase, then the balance at terms to suit you.
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rr r-Y .ak William and Mary Dining Koom 3et " 2S5yr " M
1.95
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28x42 IN. TOP
Beautifully grained, golden oak finith. graceful Colonial leg! excellent cabinet work, large drawer and shelf at bottom.
$0 f 50 The Table included in thi et is made throughout of tolid oak, Hai 48 inch. toD and extend 6 feet. The chain
$4.00 Ca.h this aet it bei
match table perfectly and have Spanuh leather lip eeati. Ihi
set at our sale price is undoubtedly an unusual value. Inspect uty'of design and excellence of construction appeal to you.
$22
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KROEHLER BED-DIVAN
Solid oak William and Mary Boffet. fitted with three plate mirrors, Ensn and silver drawer also two Urge bint. This Buffet wiB add a refined elegance to your dining room.
$ i n.45
Continuous Post Bed white enamel or Vernis Martin finish, angle iron serins cotton top mattress
$1.00 Cash completes this outfit. At our price it is the cheapest outfit ever offered.
CHAIR OR $ A. 95
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TABLE $.95 38 x26 0
Birch mahogany spring aeat. covered with high grade Spanish imitation leather. Table matches chair or rocker in finish and design. Fitted with drawer shelf at bottom.
$24 $2.00 Cash
A recent shipment of new designs among which we are sure you can find just the rug yon Lave long wanted. Perfectly woven long, thick napfast colors. '
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$m QC Solid oak Parlor Rocker, spring seat covered with durable imi---tation leather. This Rocker will $1.00 Cash give long and satisfactory service, .
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Columbia Graphophone Record Cabinet AND 8 SELECTIONS YOUR CHOICE
$22,95
50c Weekly
50c Weekly
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Ti ; nnsnblv dimcult for tou to realize the
- i , ful value we offer in this special outfit. To convince yoursel, visit our Graphophone department have us demonstrate, in one of our private rooms, the tone quality and excellent construction of this Columbia. Then examine the record cabinet (75 record capacity), the finish, either oak or mahogany, and decide for yourself whether or not this outfit is the greatest and best value you have ever seen.
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Canbination Vacmnn Cleaner and Sweeper, mahogany finished ; case rrimroej with nickel; easy to operate ; does excellent work. Pick op 3ust. thread, etc at one stroke.
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CLARK II
Mr. and Mra Charles Sonnenbere;
who have been residentB of this place
for the laat few years, have moved toaround for the firat time this morn
Tolleaton.
Miaa Hilder Benson of Clark, was a
Gary business visitor.
Jacob Ameatein of this place, who has been aerionsly ill for the past few months, has been able to be up and
Otto Frick of South Chicago, was a Clark business visitor, Mrs. William Ziemmer of Tolleeton, was a Clark visitor yesterday, Julius Bcheurer of Clark, was a Hammond business transactor.
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