Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 76, Hammond, Lake County, 17 September 1917 — Page 6
mm Pace Six THE TIMES Monday, September 17, 1917 M pver iaK CROWN POINT LOWELL MUNSTER DYER M ER'RI LLVILLE LANSING WHITING
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Crwn Point was visited by hundreds of automobiles on Sunday, the day being an ideal one for motoring. Several serious accidents were reported. At this writing the report has come over the wire that five persons had been killed at Schererville, Ind., being run into by a fast train, t'ndertaker Geiser and the coroner had been called to the scene of th accident, particulars of which cannot be known at this time. A bad accident also occurred at Cedar Lake when a big Chicago touring car was completely demolished in collision with another car. No one was seriously hurt. lir. and Mrs. Wayne Dyer and family of Kankakee. II., were Sunday visitors at the home of W. L. Allman Miss Ann Maney will leave next week for Northwestern university, where she will attend school the cc rain g year. Miss Marie Schuelein of Chicago, spent Sunday with Crown Point friends. Miss Myrtle Stil'.son of Los Angeles, Ca!., is making an extended visit with frown Point relatives and riends. Miss Si ill son ormerly lived in Crown Point and has not been here in four years. She will remain here until November 1. A large crowd" of Crow n Foint people attended the dedication of the new Catholic church at Turkey Creek on Sunday. Bishop Alerding of Fort Wayne, assisted by Rev. P. L. Guethoff of this city, end several other priests assisted in the ceremonies, which were attended by a large audience. August Zimmerman and three sons of I'ammonJ, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adonic. Earl Fauser of East Chicago, attended the dancing warty gilen at Central Music hall on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Clark and Mrs. GRIFFITH Mr. and Mrs. Frank Orsborn and family will move in a few days to DeMott. Ind., where Mr. Orsborne will run a restaurant. Mrs. Joseph Miller 1.1 very low with inflammatory rheumatism. A trained nurse is in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Eastwood and family have left for Hooker, Pa., for a two weeks' visit with Mr. Eastwood's parents. William Miller, another of our soldier boys, arrived home Friday on a sixday furlough. Will is stationed at Washington, D. C. Charles Miller, who has also been home on furlough, started on his return to his regiment at Washington today. Lew Harkenrider returned to his company at Fcrt Harrison. Thursday. All the boys are looking fine and are in the finest of spirits. Thursday morning an elderly man was found lying beside the road on West Main street, about a mile west of Junction avenue. He appeared helpless TIMES FASHION m MISS' By Anabel To be in the made one must haTe a t hirtwaist dress this summer, either of silk or gingham, for it is considered the smartest thing for morning wear. It is made quite simply, sometimes with waist and skirt separate, sometimes joined under a narrow belt. No. 8,421 is made in shirtwaist style, with fronts gathered at the shoulders. There is a broad bcx plait at centre f ront, trimir.ed with large pearl bcttons. A youth-ful snilor collar of white finishes the seek. Tha shirtwaist sleeves are gathered into flare cuffs, but the shorter sleeves are without cuffs. The skirt is straight acd gathered slightly all around. It may be made ia one or two sections. The dress pattern, Xo. 8.421, is cut in sizes 18, IS and 20 years. The lft-year sire requires 494 yards of 36-inch material, with yard of 38-inch contrasting goods. To obtain this pattern send 10 cents to the office cf this publication.
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Abstracts of Titla furnished to all Lands and Lots in Lake County. FRED R. MOTT, Pre a. ALBERT MAACK, Sac'y.Traaa. FRANK HAMMOND, View Pres. EDWARD J, EDER, Mansger. Crown Point, Indiana. Branch Offices at Hammond and Gary.
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Vernon Parry have returned from a short visit with Chicago friends. Roy L. Parry of Gary, visited with his mother, Mrs. Wm. Parry, on Sunday. The fire dapartment was called out at 1:30 Sunday morning to the George Sherman building at the Panhandle depot. The building is occupied by Win Case. By the time the f.ro company arrived the flames had gained quite a headway, but were soon extinguished with but little damage to the building. Clarence and Raymond Rudolph are donig the electric wiring for the Methodist church In Merj-illvllle. Pr. W. G. Seaman gave a very interesting t!k at the Methodist church on Friday night. A social hour followed the address-. Mrs. Harold Cleveland has returned to her home in Valparaiso after a week's visit with her parents, Judge and Mrs. W. C. McMahon., New cases in the circuit court: i:C73 (O. J. Bruce.) Ida Gaskill. Minnie PesJordan. Geo. H. Sue'.l; partition vs. Rubia McCarty. et al. 12274 (W. J. Whinery) John D. Kennedy vs. Union National Savings & Loan Assn., a corporation. i::75 (Ralph W. Ross,) Dave Smith and Many Smith, partners, doing business under" the name and style of St. Regis Hotel; injunction and damages vs. Troolik Largura. 12276 H S McCracken) M S Hopper; J. P. appeal vs. Harry Sultzbough. Mona Sultzbaugh. 12277 (Pattee & Johnson) Griffith Manufacturing & Supply Co. foreclose mtg. vs. Griffith Land Co. and the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh. Dance at Spring Hill Grove, Wednesday evening, Sept. 19. Good music. 9-15-3 and was brought to town where Dr. Malmstone gave him medical assistance. He stated that he was on his way from Detroit to Joliet, 111. He claimed to have been on a Grand Trunk train but did not know how be came to be aRmg the highway. When he had sufficiently recovered he was given a ticket to Crown Point. He gave his name as John Gilpin. Mr .and Mrs." George Seidler'and family of Hammond were guests Sunday at the home of P. C. Taggart. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wilkinson of Chicago Lawn are visiting relatives here for a few days. Jacob Seberger and family of Chicago visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Seberger's parents. There will bo a caucus of the Peoples' Party held in the town hall Friday evening Sept. 2S for the purpose of nominating candidates for trustee of the first and second ward, town clerk, town treasurer and marshal. Local telephone subscribers are being much annoyed and Inconvenienced by the fact that ail long distance calls are transferred to the Hammond, switch DEPARTMENT DRESS. Worthington.
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WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE Mrs. Quisn's Experience Ought to Help You Over the Critical Period. Lowell, Mass. "For the last three years I have been troubled with the cnange or Lite ana the bad feelings common at that time. I was in a very nervous condition, wiUi headaches and pain a good deal of the time so I wa3 unfit to do my work. A friend asked me to try Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Comand it has helped me in every way. I em not nearly so nervous, no headache or pain. 1 must say that Lydia E. Finkham's Vegetable Compound is the best remedy any sick woman can take. " Mrs. Margaret Qitinx, Rear 259 Worthen St,, Lowell, Mass. Other warning symptoms are a sense of sulfocation, hot flashes, hoadaehes, backaches, dread of impending evil, timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks before the eyes, irregularities, constipation, variable appetite, weakness, inquietude, and dizziness. If you need snecial advice, write to the tvdia E. Pinkham Mgaicina Co, (confidential), Lynn, ilaas. board Instead of being handled as formerly by thoir own board at Highlands. So much delay and unsatisfsctory results have been experienced that some of the business men are planning to take vigorous action in the case. Qnr touxt Dance at Spring Hill Grove, Wednesday evening, Sept. 19. Good mu,stc. 9-15-3 HOBART Jims i iic uu tracts itave be;ii found of the three auto bandits who escaped from prison here early Saturday morning. Four men. all foreigners, were arrested here Friday afternoon as suspected auto thieves. The one who was unable to get away was taken to Crown Point Saturday afternoon and placed in the county Jail. He refuses to give his name and claims to be unable to speak the English language. The two Overland cars which they are suspected of having stolen are held here at the Frally & Psltzhoover garage. Both cars are practically new, one having been driven 674 miles and the other 1232 miles. Both carry Ohio licenses, one No. 322237 and the other 322266. One of the cars is badly smashed. The west-bound track on the Pennsvlvania Railroad was blocked here
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Saturday morning on account of a freight car being off the track in front of the local station. The rear axle of the car broke as they neared town, which caused the car to be thrown off. The tracks were torn up for several blocks. Joe Machlic of Gary, visited here for a few days the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Trees. Many from here attended the dedication services of the new Sts. Teter and Paul's Catholic church at Turkey Creek, yesterday. Mrs. Seander and "son of Nevada, are here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Anderson. Miss Phleughoeft of Iowa, is here spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fhleughoeft. DYER Dance at Spring H1U Grove. Wednesday evening. Sept. 19. Good music. 9-15-3 ROBERTSDALE FOK c-Aiji (jo-cait. .Mrs. atone, 1320 Koberts ave. Robertsdale. 9-17-1 Mrs. Robert Larson and daughter of Roberts avenue, returned home after a few weeks' visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gobel of Wausaukee, Wis. Mrs. Anna Wolf and Mrs. Sager of Walkerton, Ind., were guests cf Mrs. Fred Pleis of Indiana boulevard, Friday. Mr. Stolle of Crown Point, spent the
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daughter, Mrs. William Aldle of Amy avenue. Mrs. Jake Wlckhorst of Indiana boulevard, vlsiied in Hammond, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wittmer of Atch lson avenue, lift Saturday for a two weeks' vacation which they will spend with the former's mother at Edin borough, HI. A very rleasant surprise party was tendered Mrs. Harry Tlmm at her home in East Side, Friday afternoon. Those from here present were Mesdames Charles Benson, Joseph Keanan, John Elaul, C. Q. Iiuell,- Herman Thelssen, Edward Wonnacott and Arthur Stross. Mrs. Crawford of Roberta avenue, spent the day visiting in Chicago. John Eley has purchased the Tlmm home on Indlara boulevard. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Livingston of Indiana boulevard, a baby boy. Mother and son are reported doing nicely. , Mrs. Henry Vis of Myrtle avenue, was the guest of Mrs. Ed3on Moore of Hammond, yesterday. Mrs. Ralph Saton of Atchison avenue, returned home from Kentland. Ind., Saturday after a week's visit with her parents. Mrs. John Murry and Mrs. William Rohrdans visited friends in Chicago, Saturday. Ralph Market of Myrtle avenue, left Saturday for Fort Thomas, Ky where he will spend several days visiting his brother, Mont Market. Sewing and knitting for the Red Cross at the Franklin auditorium to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. a Sweet and 71
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Bay a SSO.OO XJbtny Ecno. BsjlX ol Whiting, tpen 9 a. to. to 8 p. m. 6-21 Dr. and Mrs. G. Cosh of Central avenue, wil laoon leave for a visit w'ith the parents of the former in Tennessee. " Miss Elizabeth Xickum who has been spending the summer at the Walker home here, and visiting In the east, has left for Lake Forest, 111., to resume her work there. Miss Helen Williams of Indiana boulevard, is recovering from an operation for appendicitis at the Washington Park hospital In Chicago. Elizabeth, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Matson, will take up, her high school course at St. Mary's-ln-the-Woods at Terre Haute Gomer Griffith of Lawrencevllle. 111., Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Griffith of Central avenue. Miss Helen Srillar has taken a position In the law office of Attorneys Gavlt. Hall and Smith. Miss Evelyn Stewart entertained a few friends at her home in Sheridan avenue on Friday night in honor of her sister. Miss Irene L. Stewart. The latter left for North Taklma. Wash.. Saturday night, where she will enter upon her duties as art supervisor In the North Takima high school on September 21. While In North Taklma. Miss Stewart will make her home with her cousin. Attorney John F. Chesterley. Mr. and Mrs. William Reed of Sheridan avenue, have returned from a two weeks' vacation which they spent In Michigan and Wisconsin. Edward Bartuska. Donald Caufield, Gust Fuss and William Condon were tendered a reception at the Owl club before their departure for Providence, R. I., and each was presented with a fountain pen. The Whiting high school boys, members of Company A, First Illinois Infantry, -who are In camp at Rockford. 111., received orders to prepare for removal to Houston, Texas. After the farewells were said, orders for them to came with the Information that they will remain at Rockford until September 24. Mrs. Beatrice Brown Moore is Improving from a very serious lliness. James Bartuska of Cleveland avenue, was ordered to the naval training station at New York, today. FOR SALE Dining table and six chairs. 630 119th St. 9-14-3 LOWELL Mrs. Nathan Worley and Mr. and Mrs. Edmon worley- visited theirj daughter and sister, Mrs. August Westberg and family In Chicago yesterday. Mrs. C. A. Larson and son of Butte, Mont., are here visiting relatives and friends. Everlating
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M.ik) (Cream) Senrhn'i (Milk) (Cream Chovanescs4.S 2 7 4.2 To 27,2 s.es 13. 23 25.000 50,000 8.60 12. 0 90.000 dty S3. 000 (Milk) 4.2 S.15 12. S dtv 100.000 - legai standard for solids not fat S.SOfc. H. G. OSBORN. Chemist and Bacteriologist. Harry Petrles and Ed Metetlf, soldiers of the IT. S., stationed at Camp Robinson, are home on a short furlough visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitch are visiting relatives in Chicago for a few days. Miss Delia went to Hammond Satur. day, where she will take a special mu sical course. Joseph Craft, who has been In the hospital at Hammond, has so far recovered as to be. able to be brought nome. Mr. and Mrs. James Plnkertoa of Shelby, were In Lowell yesterday, rls King relatives. The funeral of Mrs. William Moray was held in the Presbyterian church yesterday. Owing to a brother from California failing to arrive Interment did not take place yesterday but the body was held over until the arrival of the brother. Mrs. Morey leaves her hdsband and two daughters, besides other relatives, to tr.ourn her departure. The bereaved family has the sympathy of the entire community. Mrs. W. W. A.ckerman returned last night from a visit with her daughter In Detroit. Mich. CDHFIBMEDTESTIMONlf The "Kind You Cannot Doubt. Doan's Kidney Pills hare stood tha test. . The test of time the hardest test cf all. Thousands gratefully testify. To quick relief to lasting results. Lake County readers can no longer doubt the evidence. It's convincing testimony twice-'told and well confirmed. Lake County Times readers should profit by these experiences. L. Pltzer, 3418 Elm St., Indiana Harbor, says: "Some time ago I was bothered with attacks of kidney trouble. I had steady backaches and sharp pains through the small of my back. My kidneys didn't act freely enough, either. I took noan's Kidney Pills and the pains and aches soon left me. I am pleased to endorse this fine remedy." (Statement given November 13, 1913.) LASTIUO RESULTS. On July 6, 1917, Mr. Pitzer said: "I am ready to back up every word I have said for Doan's Kidney Pills in my former recommendations. Doan's fixed me up in fine shape several years ago and Blnce then I have had jio backache or other kidney trouble. My health couldn't be better and I give Doan's Kidney Pills the credit." Price 60c, at all dealers. Dont simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Pltzer had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. T. Adv. ; i J t Taste V i 'NT-: l :if IL Mm
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