Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 14, Hammond, Lake County, 3 July 1917 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Tuesday, July 3, 1917 neighborhood News From A yer Lake Countj CROWN POINT LOWELL MERRILLVILLE MUNSTER DYER LANSING WHITING CEDAR LAKE GRIFFITH SHELBY ST. JOHN HOB ART HIGHLAND ROBERTSDALE 33 J

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Whiting And Its . People Boy a $SO.OO XUberty Bond. Bank ot Waiting, open 9a.tn.to8p.xn. " 6-21 Mrs. William Porter of 119th street, is entertaining relatives from Nlles, Ohio. For Fourth of July Decorations pee "Welsby. 7:2:2 Mrs. Frank Muldoon of Central avenue, has as her guests her sister and two children from Chicago. " Have your shoes repaired at P. Brandman's, 513 N. T. ave. 6:28:6 F. McCarthy of the Indiana Pipe Line office, who resides at 405 Sheridan avenue, has enlisted in the U. S. signal corps and expects to leave "Whiting In a few days. Princess Theatre tonight. Gladys Coburn, in "The Primitive Call," plcturizlng a woman's power for good or evil. Also' a "Jerry" comedy. Tomorrow, matinee, 1 o'clock, . Kitty Gordon in "Forget-Me-Not." Also, a Metro comedy. 7-3-lx Mrs. Roy Sclickly, nee Miss Maria Mellat of New York avenue, was taken; to St. Bernard's hospital on Sunday night to undergo an operation for ap pendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McPherson and daughter Edith of Hobart. visited the former's eister, Mrs. J. E. Miller of New Tork avenue. John Odrobinak of "Whiting has enlisted In the U. S. Marines and is at the Great Lake naval training schookj T r AAam fa vprr 111 with tTTtllftMl fever at St. Margaret's' hospital. "The sense of refreshing deaneries that follows the use of a real scalp prophylactic, is comforting in the extreme HERPICIDEs: Applications at the better barber shops Guaranteed by The Herpicida Co. Sold Everywhere

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The Whiting city police made 115 arrests in the month of June, the largest number In one month In their history. Frank N. Gavlt, Dr. A. J. Laue'r and D. T. W. Kohr are Whiting's draft board. Clerks are now at work at the library preparing duplicate lists, and numerous other duties entailed in this work. One complete list of a"4 those coming under the conscription list is being made to be hung in a public place. MrB. Sager and daughter, Mrs. Eunice James of Atchison avenue, will spend the week in Wheatfleld, 111. John C. Hall of the membership committee of the American Bed Cross, says the best way to celebrate the Fourth of July Is to display a house card showing every member therein belongs to the Red Cros, and also an American flag. Mrs. Waldo Jennings of Oliver street, has returned from Joliet where she and Mr. Jennings visited L. H. Mattern and daughter. Louise motored down and returned home with them. Mr. Jennings has now gone to New Tork City where he Is attending the annual salesman's convention. Mr. and Mrs. Holland of Omaha, Neb., are expected here tomorrow to be guests of L. H. Mattern and daughters of Oliver street. The Sisters of Providence of both St. John's Slavock school and the Sacred Heart school have gone to their annual retreat at St. Mary's of the Woods. Mrs. Emma Adams of Ohio avenue, has been appointed caretaker at the Whiting bathhouse for the summer months, and James Bartuska, who acted in the -same capacity last year, has been again appointed life guard at the Whiting park. Mrs. James Judson of Atchison avenue, is entertaining her sisters from Macomb, 111. Harold Daegling has been quite 111 at his home in Laporte avenue, for several days. Mrs. Delbert Mows and daughter of Hammond, visited her mother, Mrs. John Lehr of Sheridan avenue, yesterday. Mrs. U. G. Swartz of Sheridan avenue, spent yesterday at Woodlawn, visiting hen daughter, Mrs. Edward Zimmerman.

MERRILLVILLE J Mrp. George Costello Is in Chicago at the A. Griger home helping to car? for Mrs. Griger who underwent an op eration on her foot. Frank Boyd and family are located in the George Costello homo during the latter's absence. Mr. Boyd is drivthe Schultz bread wagon formerly driven by Mr. Costello. Miss Sable Zuvers spent Sunday with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. L. Douglass and two children left for Zanesville and New ark Ohio, Sunday morning to "visit the former's people. Mr. Douglass exRpects to return in one week, but Mrs. iDouglass will stay two weeks. Rev. R. O. Hills returned from Boulder. Colo., last Sunday morning in time to preach the Sunday morning sermon. Mrs. Hills did not return with him. Misses Vida and Myra Piercs were business visitors in Valparaiso, lfst Sunday. Enlist In The Woman's Army By Conserving Foods. leruice - al3TdIetriifitrest.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson of Myrtle avenue, motored to Tracy, Ind., Sunday, where they visited relatives. Miss Martha Wittke of Chicago, visited her aunt. Mrs. Friti Kasch of Indiana boulevard, over Sunday. Edward Horlbeck of Indiana boulevard, Returned home from the St. Bernard hospital, Sunday. Charles Plati of Napervllle, 111., visited his father, Rev. Plats, over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ehrat of Lake avenue, entertained the former's sister, Mrs. Clemmens and children of South Chicago. Sunday. Mrs. Wheeler returned to her home in Eearlvilie, 111., after a. few waeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles

irles ie Benson. George Bader of the fire departm is on a two weeks' vacation. LOWELL Miss Cella Kimmet. who is working in Crown Point, 1 s spending her vacation here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kimmet. . Mrs. E. J. Pixley was in Chicago yesterday. William Tramm, James Brannock and Charles Buckley were in Chicago yesterday on business Mr. and Mrs. F. Singleton of Shelby, visited bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vint Singleton, here yesterday. A letter has been received by the relatives of Forres Pinkerton who is in the service of Uncle Sam as a physician. He is stationed in the Hawaiian Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Steward of Chicago, are here visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Chitwood and other relatives. Mr. Steward is tak ing his vacation. Miss Phoebe Tiltri was taken to a hc3pli.il i:i Haiuinoi.d yesterdiy morning to undergo an operation for apper.tUcitls. Her mother and brother, Fay Tii'.on, accompanied her. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. John Hinsley of Lafayette, is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Belshaw and other relatives. The Monon railroad has put on a new train. It will run on Sundays and holidays only. It leaves Monon at 6:33 p. m. and arrives in Chicago at 9:33. It is due in Lowell at 7:47. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson were Chicago visitors yesterday. Miss Carrie Eger has returned her home in Rensaenael after a vlsl here with her sister, Mrs. Frank Ma loy. Miss Luclle Covington of Memphis, Tenn., Is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dyr. Floyd Lambert, another Lowell boy, ha9 left, for Fort Wayne to enlist for army service. He passed the examination and has gone to Fort Thomas, Ky. DYER Michael Gettler from Duluh. visled wlh relalves here over Sunday. Mrs. A. E. Evans and children went to Chicago Sund.iy to spend the day with the children visiting various places of interest. Mr. and Mr:. Peter Scheldt of Chicago Heights, were guests of relatives here over Sunday. A la-."! .lelosatlon of Catholic - Foresters from her went to Hammond, Sunday afternoon to be present at the special exercises of conferring the exalted degree on a large class of new members. Sixteen from this court were In the class. C. H. Llbby of Momence. visited Dyer yesterday in the interest of the Na tional Biscuit Co.

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On account of the fine weather Sunday -afternoon an exceptionally large number of autos passed through here. About 5 o'clock several of the Are boys were called out to assist in putting out a blaze on an automobile which started to burn, seemingly caused by an over-heated engine. The car bore an Illinois license and was damaged to such an extent that it had to be towed to the local garage. The occupants left on the evening train for Chicago. Grand Fourth of July picnic at Spring Hill Grove. Best dance floor In the state. Be with the crowd. 6:30:3

CLARK Otto Kunze of Gary, was a Clark business visitor. William Gund of Chicago, was a Clark business transactor. Mrs. John Hellbling and children of Indiana Harbor, were visiting with relatives at Clark, last Sunday. Charles Sonnetag of Tolleston, was a Clark Station business transactor. Mr. and Mrs. James Scheurer of Clark, were Ross visitors last Sunday. Earl Catheart of Gary, was a Clark visitor. ST. JOHN Lawrence Sigler returned home from Savannah, 111., Friday evening, where he was called by the death of his mother. Jacob Schmltz of Hegewlsch, spent Sunday here with his wife and family. Misses Martha and Flarence Keilman of Hammond, spent Sunday here with their mother. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schusser of Hammond, Frant f-unday here w.ih hr parents. Math Trick, Jr., has purchased a Maxwe'l tour!rg ear. Miss Lena Schmal spnt Sunday with relatives at Hammond. Henry Neilbling and sons were Chicago visitors on Sunday. Countless Women findthat when suffering from nervousness, sick headache, dizzy spells and ailments peculiar to their sex nothing affords such prompt and welcome relief, as will follow a few doses of A proven women's remedy, which assists in regulating the organs, and re-establishing healthy conditions. Beecham's Pills contain no habit-forming drug leave no. disagreeable after-effects. They are Nature's aid to better Health Diwtioa. wt Spuria Val t W r witb trerr fcn Sold rarywhirs. la boKet, 10c 25c.

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Elizabeth Schmltz returred home Sunday evening from a several days' visit with relatives at Hammond and Chicago. C. L. Fritts caught four young foxes on Saturday and is keeping them for pets. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leucht of Hammond, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Adler. Mrs. Elizabeth Lauerman and Mrs. Arthur Stark were Hammond visitors Monday.. HOBART Mrs. Anderson and daughter. Miss Emma Carstenson, went to the country Saturday for strawberries and on theli return. Miss Carstenson, who was drl lng the machine, lost control of tne wheel and the car turned on its side in the ditch. Mrs. Anderson sprained hpr ankle and was quite badly bruised.

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A club of young people will give a dancing pary at Stratton's hall this evening. Many from out of town are expected to attend. Mrs. Walters of Chicago, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Belcow ove:Sunday. A spn was born Sunday to Mr. an J Mrs. Ernest Kiksch. A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Gross. Miss Lizzie Klaussen who has been working for Messrs. L. Barnes and Shearer for the past few years, has resigned her position and accepted on? as stenographer for Frank Barnes. The following from Chicago are visitors at the T- Hickey home until after the Fourth: J. Hemlies and John O'Leary, and Misses Esther Finnigan and Wald. The Red Cross the symbol of a cause: wide as the world and high as Heaven. 8322 East Chicago, Ind.

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