Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 24, Hammond, Lake County, 16 July 1917 — Page 3

THE TIMES PAGE THREE TERRIBLY Whiting And Its People SICK WOMAN Surgical Operation ThougHt Necessary, but Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound Saved Her.

Monday, July 16, 1917.

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Buy 950.00 XJTjerTy Bond. EuX ol Whiting, open 9 a. m. to 8 p. ta. 5-21 Born, to Hr. and Mm. Robert Adley. e, son.

Mrs. Helen A. Lewis of Laporte avenue, has gone to Hot Springs where she

will spend several months. Mrs. Gallus J. Eadef of Oliver street,

Is entertaining her sister. Mrs. Charles

Lund and son James, of -iladelphia Miss Olive Carlson of Sheridan ave

nnc has returned home "Trom South

Haven. Mich., where she spent her

cation.

Miss Muriel Place of Schrage avenue is visitng with relatives in Laporte. Ind

Mr. O. E. Meek has returned from a

visit in Michigan, her children remain ing for a longer stay.

Miss Irma Stone of Lima, Ohio, is

here visiting with friends.

Mrs. Kadatsky of Buffalo. X. T., is -isiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sugar of New York

avenue. Mrs. John Lehr's committee will en

tertain after the regular meeting of the W. B. A. of the Maccabees next Wed

nesday evening. Mrs. William Morbach of Englewood visited Whiting relatives yesterday.

Mike Toth. aged 19 years, of 121st

street, has enlisted in the V. S. array

and was scheduled to leave Hammond

today for Fort Wayne.

Miss Mildred Stewart and Clyde Cleve

land were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed

ward Houser at Harvey, yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Abbott and

daughter will motor to Diamond Lake

Mich., this week where they will spend

a two weeks' vacation in company with

relatives of the former who have a cot tage there. Mr. ard Mrs. John J. Keller of Sher at

ldan avenue, have been spending a few

days visiting relatives in Greencastle

Ind.

Mrs. William O'Neill of Cleveland avenue, has been entertaining her sister and children from Chicago for several days. Yesterday the latter's 14-year old daughter was taken ill with appendicitis

and it was necessary to rush her to Chicago hospital.

Mrs. Roj Sllchty nee Miss Marie Mellot of New York avenue, returned

home from St. Bernard's hospital in Chi

cago yesterday where she underwent an

operation for appendicitis.

Miss Helen O'Hara of Cleveland ave

nue, is taking a six weeks" course at

the Chicago school of Industrial Art.

Mrs. George O. Schaaf entertained about thirty-five relatives and friends at a miscellaneous shower at her home

in Central avenue on Friday night, in

honor of her niece. Miss Frieda Vater.

j.ne evening was aengntruuy spent in

games and music after which refresh

ments were served. The bride to be received many beautiful and useful

gifts.

A Ford touring car and & motorcyclist,

neither of whose names could be learned

collided on Lake avenue in Robertsdale

yesterday. The motorcyclist suffered

a broken leg, but was taken away in an

other machine before Heyden's tmbu

lance could reach the scene, and the

Ford was badly wrecked.

Miss Lucy Hatch entertained the

members of the Tri Kappa sorority at

her home in Davidson place on Satur

day night.

Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Chicago, will

live indefinitely at the home of the lat ter's sister, Mrs. I. Grossman of Sheri

dan avenue, after which they will lo

cate in Indiana Harbor.

Matorcycle Policeman Earl Swain is

on a two weeks' vacation.

Mr. and Mrs. McGrew, nee Margaret

Welsby, have moved to Brooklyn, as ha

also the former's parents, all of whom

are residing together.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lewin, nee Pearl Seifer. are in New York where they

will spend two months. Upon their re

turn they will reside in East Chicago where Mr. Lewin is a member of the

firm pf Seifer & Lewin.

Mrs. Arthur Gladden and son Horace f Sheridan avenue, are in Detroit where

they are visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ralph White. Mrs. Gladden will also go to Cleveland where she will visit her mother and sister. Mrs. John C. Hall and Mrs. Frank B. Lewis attended a Red Cross meeting in South Bend on Saturday. The Boy Scouts of Whiting are camping near LaPorte. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Migat of Gary, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Helen Migatz. to M. D. Redlich of Gary. The Mights family recently moved to Gary and the news will be a pleasant surprise for their many Whiting friends.

Madison. Wis. "I was a terribly sick

woman for over three

ears- l sunerea

wiUi tern Die pains

in my back and waa

about to have an operation when a friend, said to me, 'Before having that operation pust try Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.' .So I let the operation wait, and my husband bought me the Vege t a b 1 e Compound

and it has made me a well woman and

we have a lovely baby girl. We cannot praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enough, and I hopetthis let

ter will lead otner minenng women u try it." Mrs. Benjamin F. Blake, R.F.D. No. 6, Box 22, Madison, Wis.

There must be more tnan a nuncrea thousand women in this country who, like Mrs. Blake, have proven what won

ders Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

Compound can do for week and ailing

women, iry it and see tor yourseii.

All women are invited to write for

free and helpful advice to Lydia h Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential),

Lynn, Mass.

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TUne Crowds Are &wlmig , GweMw

Mrs. William Harmony returned to

her home in Cottonwood, Minn., after a

few days' visit with her sister, Mrs.

Henry Vis of Myrtle avenue.

Miss Grace Wickhorst of Indiana

boulevard, was hostess to the members of the Senn Is Bel club at her home

Friday evening, j A delightful evening was spent in the usual pleasant way of

the club until 10:30 when an elaborate luncheon was served.

Helen Buell spent the week-end in

Hammond visitng Evelyn Ryron.

Esther Vis is spending a few weeks

at South Haven, , Mich., visiting her

grandmother, Mrs. Ira Moore.

Mrs. Jacob Fase of Roberts avenue.

visited Mrs. Phelps of Chicago, yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roe of Roberts ave..

are the proud parents of a baby girl.

born Saturday morning. Mother and

daughter are doing nicely.

Mrs. Joseph Keanan of Roberts ave

nue, visited at the Fitzgerald home m Hammond, yesterday.

Miss Rose Smith of Chicago, spent

Friday here visiting her mother, Mrs. Joe Smith of Indiana boulevard.

Mrs. Fritz Kasch of Indiana boule

vard, was tendered a very pleasant sur

prise party at her home in honor of her

birthday anniversary. There were

forty-two out of town relatives and

friends present and a most enjoyable af

ternoon was spent socially. Mrs. Kasch

received many beautifuj gifts from her

friends in remembrance of the day.

Miss.. Theresa Pleis of Indiana boule

vard, was the guest of Mrs. Nellson of

South Chicago. Saturday.

Mrs. Conrad Ebert of Lowell, is spending the week ; with her daughter, Mrs. William Whltng of Indiana boulevard. Tom Nicholson of Amy avenue, transacted business in South Chicago, last evening. Mrs. Stevens of Pearl street, is ' recovering nicely from her recent illness. Mrs. Schade and daughter Vera of Lake avenue, were Hammond visitors Saturday. Mrs. E. A. Christensen of Amy avenue, spent the day in Chicago visiting friends. Mrs. Schirkey' of Pearl street, is spending two weeks at Ravenna, Ohio, visiting her sister. Mrs. George Slack and Mrs. Johnson visited in Hammond, Saturday.

Folks from fiie consifry are faking a ; day off in this busy season to attend the Mill End Sale. From Crown Point, Lowell, Hobart, Chesterton, Renselaer, Brook, Griffith, Ross, Black Oak, Lansing, Oak Glen, Riverdale, Dolton in fact from all of the ourrounding jcotintry towns. t - i

Crowds are coining to the Lion Store and buying in. quantities their season's supply of wearing apparel yard goods, home furnishings and etc., because every purchase means a saving of 33 to 50 percent. . - - ,-.. Of course the Hammond people make dally shop

ping tours during the Mill End Sale because they know that new lots of merchandise are put

forth each day.

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LOWELL

Whiting Cily League

STANDINO OF X.EAOUE. W. L. Pet. Owls 7 3 .700

S. S. A. C. 6 4 .600 K. of C. 6 4 .600

Maccabees 6 4 .600

Foresters 3 7 .300 Boosters 2 8 , .200

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berlow of South Bend, are visiting her father, HGershman and family. ' Chauncey Hale visited his wife here yesterday.

Will Cox of Hammond, visited his

daughter and mother here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Gmtx of Hamdaughter and mother here yesterday.

mona, visnea relatives in Lowell, yes

terday.

Edson Taylor of Chicago, was the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Taylor, yesterday. . Mr. and .Mrs. A. H. Parker of Gary,

visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gustoff

Westberg, yesterday.

Miss Velma Sheets who is attending

Chicago university, spent yesterday here here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil

liam Sheets.

GRIFFITH

Results of Yesterday's, Oa&ias.

Boosters. 5; S. S. A. C. . Maccabees. 7; Owls, 1. . K. of C 8; Foresters, 5. A perfect Sunday in Whiting saw the dope upset in many places. To make a good day of it the boys started playing ball early in the mornig and the Boosters were right at home after celebrating at the wedding of their center fielder, Gaddis. and they celebrated the occasion by pulling the unexpected in handing the S. S. A. C. a little defeat, the tune

being 5-4. The S. S. A. C. were without a. mi until the eighth inning, the change

t scenery being good for Mihalco who had previously pitched for the Fores

ters.

After the Boosters were through playing with the Southies the fans went home for a big meal and, came back and saw the Maccabees devour the Owls, the birds making a fine feast for them and they sure had everything from soup to fish for they let the birds down with the least number of runs they have made this year. Wilson did not seem very strong In the pitching line but his players held him up in fine shape. Skinny Shaner and Punch McClellan featured in this department.

The K. of C. pulled through in the

only game which went acording to dope.

The Foresters out-hit them but made a larger number of errors. Shaefer waa

the heavy hitter he contributing a two-

bagger and a three-bagger.

Mrs. Ann Christenson of Klliott, vis ited yesterday at the hime of her daugh ter. Mrs. Julius McGarry.

Mrs. Lyman Orsborn of Crown Point, is spending a few doys at the home of

her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. D. Sullivan will leav to

morrow for a two weeks' vacation to be spent at Centralia and other points in

Illinois.

j. k. juunourn or .Kansas City, was

a business visitor here Saturday.

REAL ESTATE

TRANSFER RECORD

Special to The Times.)

CROWN POIXT, July 16. The fol

lowing real estate transfers were put on

record here: DEEDS. '- EAST CHICAGO. L 22. b 2, nw 35-37-9. Gabriel Engel and wife to Sam Goodman GARY

L 7, b 6, Caldwell's 8th Add. Ja

cob J. Steeb et al to W. J. Mcgrath 1 L 30. C. E. Luring's 1st Add. Elizabeth A. Wolcott to Matthew H. Anderson L 45. b 2, Gary Pk"2nd Add. Richard C. Towell to Minnie M. Powell L- 23, b 3, Gary Land Co.'s 8th Sub. Gary Land Co. to W. L.

Plew & Co.

L 30. b 4. Gary Land Co.'s 8th Sub. Gary Land Co. to W. L. Plew & Co. . L 23. b 4, Gary Land Co.'s 8th Sub. Gary Land Co. to W. L.

Plew & Co.

L 28, b 4. Gary La.nl Co.'s 8th Sub. Gary Land Co. to W. t.

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685.00

8th

6S5.00

1.00

1 1.00

6.50

rs.oo

1.00

81.00

350.00

1.00

C35.00

E35.00

. 685.06

Plew &. Co.

L 24, b 3, Gary Land Co. s

Plew & Co. Sub. Gary Land Co. to W. L. HAMMOXD.

L 4, b 6: Hammond Transrer

Sub. Joseph P. Grantham and wife to Nellie L. Armstrong?

L 5. b 5: 1 9. b 6. Hammond

Transfer Sub. Joseph P. Grantham and wife to Nellie L. Armstrong " EAST GARY.

L 57, b 12, 3rd Sun. urace ioa

von Foerster and husband to Lazar Eftimoff $ TOLLESTON.

L 46. b 2, Germania No. 2. Hilda

Hess and husband to Fob uai Snnro Jind wife--- $

HAMMOND. L 20. w i 1 19. b 1. Highland Pk Add. Arthur H. Klug and wife to William Wlnterhaler and wife $2,000.00 L 174 b 3, East Lawn Add. Samuel H. Rose to Henry Chasteler and wife - 1.050.00 4 INDIANA HARBOR. L 35, b 7. 1st Add. William E. Ault and wife to John Porn and wife $1,500.00 7-33-8. Pt. 3 i sw. Martha E. Love to Victor K. Roberts and wife 2.500.00 Ne ne and n 1 se 33-33-7. Anda H. Maxwell and wife to Wal- w ter S. Nichols I 6.000.00 TOLLESTON. L 2. B 22. Co.'s 4th Add. Therese

Bretsch to Joseph Burosh $ L 17. B 6, 2nd Logan Park Add. Snell Simpson Co. 4o George Buzea Ls. 3, 4. 5, B 24. Oak Park, Add. Snell Simpson Co. to Austin S. Cheeseman L 5, B 7, Oak Park Add. Harry L. Sultzbaugh to Peter Strttof : L 6, B 7, Oak Park Add. Harry L. Sultzbaugh to Peter Striton L 1. B 4. Toll. Land Co.'s 1st Add. Andrew Kalamar to Toll. Land Co. La. 1. 2. B 36, 2nd Oak Park Add., Phillip J. Thomaschek to- Stefan Ward! Ls. 1. J, B 36, 2nd Oak Park Add. Stefan Wardl to Phll1 lip J, Thomaschek , ,

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FOR WARM WEATHER

7.00

108.40 !

1.00

25.00

1.00

650.00

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L 7. B 1; L 3, B 2, Gallagher's 1st Add. William J. Williams to G. J. Bader 1.00 L 30, B 13. Co.'s 6 th Add. Maximilian Kirchmaa to Goo. Garcina. i- 1-00 GART. Und 1-3 Ls. 25, 26. B 2, Gary ' Tark 4 tii Add. x John T. White to Austin S. Cheeseman 1.00 Ls. 18. 19. B 2, Gary Park 4th Add. John T- AVhite to Austin S. Cheeseman - 1.00

L 45. B 17. Broadway Add. Anton P. Stagoskl to Frank Mager

L 18, B 83. Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub Gary Land Co. to Mary Ellen Hall S62.75L 40, B 88. Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub. Gary Land Co. to Harry Green S0 Ls. 39. 40. Nl L 38, B 6. Gary Land Co.'s 3rd Add. Gary Land Co. to William C. Burke 1,675.00

L 18, B 75, Gary Land Co. s 1st Sub. Gladys C. Oliver to Leonard Fitzgerald 100 Ls. 8, 9. B" 7. F. D. Barnes Gary Add.; Ls. 10. 11, 12, B 7. F. D. Barnes 2nd Gary Add. Martin M. Reiss to, Michael Sentysz 2.000.00 L 15. B 2, Gary Bond & Mtg. Co.'s 3rd Add. Edward J. Eder, Rec, to Isaac Thurman 275.00 . WHITING. L 24, August Scholz' Add. Marie Buros to Joseph Buros '. 1.00 Ls. 25 to 28, pt SW NE 7.-37-9. Oliver O. Forsyth to Michael , Kozacik 2.140.80 MILLER. , L 19. Stearns & Moores Sub.

Esburn Arvidson to Ernest Witham t 25.00 EAST CHICAGO. Ls. 2. 3, B 2, Davidson's Add.

Charles D. Davidson to Wm. H. Reynolds : 500.00 HAMMOND. L 13, B .2, Agnes Roberts. Sub.

Lydia H. Hss to William anu

Alvina Dobbertin

Ls. 1. 53. 54, B 3, Eschenberg's State Line Add. Wm. Ahlborn to Andrew Pelz Ls. 1, 2, E 15 ft L 8, Warren & Webbs, 2nd "Add. Gostlin Meyn & Go. to' James H. Lagreo fcr

L 23. Wi L 22. B 1. Highland Park Add." Lake Co. Sav. & Tr. Co Tr.. to Russell N. Gavit -' 375.00 ; HOBART. L 6,B 15, Jake Kramer Jr.'s Add. Theresa Kramer to Nicholas J. Holrmer 400.00 NEW CHICAGO. L 1, B 8, 4 th Ad. Ne r Chgo. R. E. & I. Co. to Nina LocacBlo - - 630.00 . SO. HAMMOND ADD. L. 6, 7, 8, 9, B 15; La. 1, 1, 8,

4, 8, 6 to 14. B 16, South Hammond Sub. Elizabeth H. Wallace to Hannah Zlgler 1.08 INDIANA HARBOR. Ls. 1 to 5, 24 to 28, B 6. Indiana Harbor. Ind. Har. Co. to Inland Steel Co. ? 1-00 L 24, B 5, Indiana Harbor.

Albert Do W. Erskiria to Aurella Miku L 24, B 35, Indiana Harbor.

73.

Sheriff to Aurelia Miku '-

Pt Nl NJ SW SE' 26-34-9. Warren W. Stilson to Howard F. Haythom 2,000

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2.300.00

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