Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 62, Hammond, Lake County, 29 August 1919 — Page 8
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WHITING and its PEOPLE
Mrs. Frank X. Gavlt and daughter Miss Ruth of Gary, visited with Whiting friends yesterday. Mr. and Mr. Barney M. Kenna, have returned from Wanatah, where Ihey visited relatives for several days. Mr. and Mrs. George Mortenson, art expecting to soon move Into their new home in Cleveland avenue. Miss Val Nahlorsky, who has spent a month here visiting he raunt, Mrs. J. Lanjcmeyer. and cousin Mrs. Fred Abbott, left last evening for her home in Cleveland, Ohio. The 'Misses Bessie and Dorothy Green, of Central avenue; have gone to Indianapolis to visit their father. W. Green, and while there will also at- : tend the State Fair. Officer Eatterfteld arrested Frank Gosak at UTth street and Oliver St.. ' for being drunk and disorderly. He was released on bonds furnished by : Michael Kozacik. M. and Mrs. X. E. 'Wilson and Mrs. A. Oefflnger and daughter Miss Gladys have returned from a motor trip to
vi-nnin. a. creater part of which
time they spent at The Dells.
Mrs. T. Abraham and sons Chester
a ad aire aeceted by Th IVIiltlns; News C, 534. llth St.. Phsae 13S-W. The Whiting Savings and Loan Association Is an Aladdin Iamy to the Home getter and the wage earner. Morton Trout. President; Henry S. t)avidon. secretary S-29-1 ROlKS FOR SV.K OH RENT " Five four room brick in Stelgliti Park on car line. Easy walk to Sinclair plant, also Standard Oil Co. $2950 and J3150; $30 monthly payments. 2
seven room brick In Indiana Harbor, Ivy street. Convenient In every respect $5200; $50 monthly payments. All houses reasonable terms. Henry S. Davidson. 600 119th street. Whiting. Ind.. Phone 41 S-:t'-l WANTED Toung man with ref. want room north of 119th st . Address A. R .. Whltins News Co. S-2S-3 FOR RENT: 3 furnished rooms for Light Housekeeping, 43s Fhed street
8-20-1 FOK SALE: Household goods cheap, for quick sale 507 Short st. 8-23-3 LOST: BUI Fold between Lake Shore
R. R. and Robertsdale. same contained Union card. I. O. O. F. receipts and $10 ride ticket to Gary, finder return to 537 116th street and re
ceive reward. S-29-1 PRINCESS THEATRE. TOMUHTi Hale Hamilton in 'FIVE THOUSAND AN HOUR" also 2 reel I, Ko comedy. Coming Tomorrow, Frank Keenan In "THE SILVER GIRLS' ? $-23-1 HOI SE5 FOR SALE OR RENT Five four room brick In Steigliti Park on car line. Easy walk to Sinclair plant, also Standard Oil Co. $2950 and $3150: $30 monthly payments. 2
.even room brick in Indiana Harbor.
Ivy street. Convenient In every re
spect $5200; $o0 monthly payments.
All houses reasonable terms, Henry S. Davidson. 600 119th street. Whiting. Ind.. Phone 41 S-29-1
Walker of Chicago, visited here the first part of the week. J Charley Boyd has rented his farm ,
and excavating for a seven thousand dollar house on Broadway. The contract has been let by F. 13. Price for buildings on his recently purchased farm situated east of here. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Demmon, Hazel and Lysle Caugherty attended the Kankakee Fair last Thursday. Several of our people were notified to appear In Crown Point Thursday at 9 a. m. concerning the C. and O. railroad accident. The Indies Study Club of Merrlllville held their annuol outing at VVa-
verly Beach Tuesday, the 26th. Nearly the entire club went, going by way of the South Shore from Gary arriving tiere at eleven a. 111 . Upon arrtvin there, an elaborate dinner was served them at a fish house, after which the ladies spent their time in various ways
bathing, climbing the .lunes ana visaing. When they decided to go honi'they walked down to the beach, then a little KiH guided them through the Most beautiful parts of the dunes and
hv Mt Lorn. Thev arrived hme late;
in the evening, all declaring the outing a great success.
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Hudson Lake.
ST. JOHN
Mr. and Mrs. John Kewis. Jr.. moved Saturday to Chicago Heights. Emil Oswald transacted business 'n Chicago Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas Nolan and daughter Florence are visiting with relatives at Akron. Ind.. for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ant-.n Held returned home Wednesday evening from a fewdays visit at V illa Grove. Ul. Nicholas Ludwig. Sr.. is visiting a few days at Chicago.
' CROWN POINT
DR. CARTER EyC Ear Nose Throat
Crossed Eyes
Can Be Cured
by me. without pain, chloroform or hospital treatment. I ckn refer to hundreds of happy and satisfied patients who will gladly testify
to my skill as a
surgeon. Look at this picture wmcn shows the wonderful change in the, looks of this young lady patient, after I had straightened her crossed-eyes.
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and Raymond are visiting In Wanatah. Ind.
Fire from an unknown origin, burning the barn of Frank Allison on New York avenue on Wednesday night that was totally destroyed. The flames ignited the roof of the Demkovltch garage on Fischrupp avenue. The roof of the garage was badly damaged but the blaze was extinguished by the fire department before the Interior of the garage was badly damaged. The garage however was flooded with water and chemicals going through also left their traces . Dr. and Mrs. George Gray and son James, of Chicago, spent Wednesday evening as the guest of their Whiting friends. Dr. and Mrs. Gray formerly lived in Whiting but have resided In the West. They have just recent
ly moved to Chicago where Dr. Gray is now in the office of the Sinclair OH
Refining company. Mrs. G. H. Hosklns and son Harley,
have returned from Culver, Ind., the latter having completed hia summer course at the Culver Military Academy Attorney John H. Fetterhoff is expected home from Pennsylvania where he has been visiting his relatives for a while, on September 1st. Mrs. Fisher of South Chicago, has
let the contract for a $11,000 apartment house on Laporte Avenue.
Miss Anna Grogan of Robey, who is attending the Indiana State Normal School at Terre Haute, has been engaged to teach in the Woodrow Wilson School at Saxony the coming school year. Miss Freel la still under the care of
a physician with a badly smratned foot received while, alighting from a Lake
Shore train Sunday evening.
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Read this list of satisfied ratlcnts in different towns surrounding Chicago, some of whom may live in jour town. Go and talk with those you may know, and ask them about lr. Carter's skill. CHESTERTON, IND. Mr. Elmer Vod'11. H03AJRT, IND. Mr. Ray Ulcomquist.
Mr.
SOUTH CHICAGO. R. G. Miller, - 9SD3 Avenue H.
EAST CHICAGO, IND. Mr. Michael l'iooney. 4S13 Kennedy Street. Mr.Nick Solan, - 4113 Alcott St. HAMMOND, IND. Mr. Walter Kroll. 606 Howard Ave. Miss Josephine Orminsky. ;.051 134th
Pi t K. Hammond, inn. Mr. Emil Eiclker, - 557 Moss Ave. MICHIOATT CITY, IND. Mr. G. "Warkentine. 415 E. Michigan Ave. Miss J.-Valong. - 342 Lincoln Ave. Miss Koelln. (daughter of Henry Koclln, Builder), S15 E. 5th St. INDIANA SAEBOB, IND. Mr. Porn. - - S712 Grapevine St. ! Dr. Franklin 0. Carter tye. Ear, I'o e sn1 Throat Spec a'.ist ISO SOUTH STATE STREET, CHICAOO. H.I.. 23 Tears on State Etreet.
ROBERTSDALE
Hours
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2nd Floor.
Sundays lrt to 12.
Mra. A. Prince and daughter Uehla
returned to their home in "Nashville
Tenn.. after spending a week with
the former's sister, Mrs. A. McCoy
of Myrtle avenue. Mrs. John Brown shows little 1 m
provement from a very severe attack of Asthma and is now under the care
of Dr. l.)ia:nondstein of Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fuessle of Chicago spent last Sunday at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hannan of Lake avenue.
Fred Klem returned to h's home on
Lake Avenue from the Lutheran con
vention which was held at Indianapolis last week . Mrs. Floyd Banks. Miss Comstock and Mrs. G. Golding, were Hammond shoppers Tuesday. Mrs. Herman Thieson of Indiana boulevard, has returned hame from
St. Bernard's hospital in Chicago, she i.a still very weak, but so glad to get home, that she will soon regain her stiength. Mrs Thicsson was in the j hospital for five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John ilerba and the, former's brother, Mike, have returned banie from Denver. Colorado, where
Mr. Gerba had been staying for sev- , era! mouths on account of his health, r.ot showing any Improvements in his! health, he returned home to his par-j ents on Myrtle Avenue, where Mr. and
Gerba will make their home for the present time. Joseph McCoy returned home from his summer vacation which he spent In Kentucky with his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. McCoy. Mrs. Riser, of Chicago, (ormerly of Robertsdale, was a visitor at the Hash home on Indiana boulevard on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rafter of Indiana boulevard, left fcr a few days vacation which they will spend at Paw Vaw Lake. Michigan. John Saltwedle of Myrtle avenue, was at Indiana Harbor on business on
Wednesday .
Picnic i abor Day Gid music, dant'ng all day and eveningSpring Hi!! Grove. St. John, Ind. S-2."-i Miss Mabel Sel-.ns is the guest of friends in Chicago today. Miss Mabel Gray, court reporter in the Criminal Court is expected back from a month's vacation spent in the Southern part of Indiana, on Sundav.
Miss Hess e Roach visited with In r j
friends in Chicago on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Anderson attended the LaPorte Fair on Friday. George H. Le.tz has bought the Baker property on Main street and will build two houses in the Court Street side to be used for employes of the Leti Mfg. Co. The housing problem is becoming quite serious in Crown Toint, the scarcity of hpm s greatly hampering the Letz people In getting employes . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lathrop have returned to Crown Point after a visit of several weeks in Ironwood. Michi-
gaan. They are guests in the home of Dr. FBward Krost. They expect to return South in October. Miss Merle Barnes will attend Beeshwopd. a girl's finishing school in New Jersey the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toung of Kaiamajoo, Mich., are spending a few days with Joseph Young and daughter Miss Dorothy .
W. L. Allman and family motored to Kankakee on Thursday to attend the Fair.
Miss Ella Massoth spent a few days
this week In Chicago. cue "
ruest at a shower given m nnnor ci
Miss Bertha Brown whose marriage t0 Will Massoth will be an event of
the near future.
The fire department answered two I, v. t n
calls on Thursday afternoon wm.m
a half an hour. The first alarm sent
there was to the Weinberg property
on West street, where the large Barn
had caujrht fire, reported to have been caused by children starting a bonfire. The barn was a total wreck, a blazing piece of wood was carried to the roof of the Parley Banks house on Court street, by the strong wind and before the occupants were aware the fire had gained a good headway. The second story and roof were badly burned.
Several houses in the vicinity were in danger and were closely watched by the firemen. It behoves our people to be very careful during the dryspell and the inadequate water supply or low pressure. Crown Point system of fighting a fire is not the best Just now and care may prevent a disastrous fire. . NEW M4HIAGF. LICENSES Andrew Kemp, Mattie D. Cathey, of Hammond. Nickola Medich. Gary; Zora Severovkh, Gary. Alonza Purkey, Hammond, Josephine E. Osterman. Hammond. Mike Kahanyi, Ind. Harbor: Anna
Medlvitz. East Chicago. Arthur Johnson, Gary; Bertha A. Suss, Gary. Harris Fletcher. Gary: Dorothy Rob-
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HOBART
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Traeger and son of Evanston are rpenciing a vacation In Hohart. Cha. Kosbade Is visitlna: his varenta Mr. and Mrs. Chas Kottba.de.
Cecil Short has moved into the Louis I have been spending the summer at the
! Miller Beach, have returned home.
Buchfuchrer bungalow on Lillian St.
Sirs. Ada McGutre made a ouslness trip to Chicago yesterday. The Hobart Kisk Bicycle Club will give an ice cream social on the E. N. Ripley l:n tonight. Mrs. May Blachley has purchased the Kelly Norri residence on Kelly street . Emil Scharbach and family who
Miss Lois Boyd is visiting' relatives at Greensford, Ind.
Better call up The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then youll be sure it will be there.