Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 30, Hammond, Lake County, 30 August 1919 — Page 6
THE TIMES. August 30, 1910. TOM DAY ant li s the Time Be There Early M MS Come to the B3g Red Tent on Wlnslow St., between Cameron and Towle, 2 blocks east from Sheffield Av. Car Line. The Biggest and Best Lot Bargains Ever Offered in the Calumet RlverJust Think nly $19&2 per Lot - Only $W per Week
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WHITING and its PEOPLE
Whiting Advertisements Are Winners
Imr C. Grubb has purchased a. from Harry Etter on New York RTnu, where he will erect a hfme. llrs. Wolf anil sister of Indianapolis !s here -visiting her daughter?, Mrs. Moser cf Sheridan avenue and Mrs. rttlng'er of Atchison avenue. S!s Eulalia Dexter of Atchison avenue. as returned home from the St. Bernard hospital in Chicago where she hai her tonsils and adenoids rorcoved. V-s. Cavid rr'thrds of Sher.ln ivciiue has ret jmfd from a vu.c 'n I'.r.i. Fa. Mrs. John M. Thiol of Central a v. '-nje enterta:ned the- St. Joseph's Guild yesterday afternoon. Artiur "V. Stewart who underwent an operation for appendicitis at St. .'.nt'aotiy's hospital has recovered suff.cit ntly to return to his home at 634i 1'orchester avenue. "VVoodiawn. Mrs. John Oerb:i and hy brother-!-,-Law Mike Oerba. returned home on esterday from Denver, Colo. They left for there a week aj?o to brinsr. l'cj. Jrhn "Jerba. her husband, who
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Hammond Iron and Metal Company "? MARCUS BROS., Props. Wholesale Dealers la IEON, METALS, RUBBER AND SECOND HAND it MACHINERY T Offices: 340 Indiana Ave, Yards Sohl Street and Indiana Avt, HAMMOND : INDIANA. Office Phone 127. Res. Phone i046-R.
STAR THEATRE bis? week Paramont, morrow C'has. Ray in
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pnrrrsi theatre Toir;HTi Frank Keenan in "THE SILVER COD Also Vod-a-vil movies and Travelogue. 8-30-1 Sometime H may be too late to Join a building and loan association, but you can never start too soon. Do not let the opportunity slip by. Join the Whitinsr Savings and lyian Association today. C'arrent dividend rate six per cent. 8-30-1 The Methodist Church will resume Its full program of Sunday services, tomorrow. The Sunday School will convene promptly at 3:30 a. m.. and a splendid Increase In the attendance. Is expected. The pastor will preach at both morning and evening services. The Epworth League will resume its devotional meetings at 7 o'clock In the evening. The fourth quarterly conference, will be held on next Wednesday evening. TV v. H. li. Davis, district superintendent In charge H. P. Ivey . Services at the Conrreeatlonal Church Sunday. August 31st. Labor Sunday will be observed at the mornIns servic. Rev. Charles E. Trueblood will rreach from the subject. "The Revolution In America." Evening service at eigrht.
Groffs Transfer Co. JOHN E. CROFT. Frop. FUHNlToT MOVING AND EX. ijC3rSING ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GiVfrj. LONG DISTANCE HAULING OUR SPECIALTY. ".14 Rus?e.n St. Hsm'riond, lnd Phone Hc"mmer,d
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went West several months ago la the hopes of benefitting his rapidly declining health. The sad news of the state of the young man's health was received and he was brought home yesterday confined to his bed and In a very weakened condition. John Oerba was employed as cashier in the First Trust and Savings bank and possessed all that was fine in the character of a young man. Miss Marie R'.ttman entertained a number of frienda at a 509 party at her home in Atchison avenue on last Thursday evening. The guests Included In addition to Whiting peopl the Messrs William Hill, Joe Nielson and Terry Dye of Hammond. The Whiting friends of Eugene Dexter son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dexter, of this city, but who is now In Casper. Wyo.. will be surprised to hear of his marriage. The bride Is M.ss Ida Hoffman, of Whiting, who if .ned him in Casper, whre they were m a rried . Catherine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Henthorne of Sheridan avenue, had her tonsils removed at the Mercy hospital in Chicago. Messrs P. L. Krauel and Charles TC. Koch, are spending the week end and Labor Day at their homes In Danville, 111. Everett Bleeker of Indiana boulevard, visited In Feoria, 111., for several days. Rev. Charles E. Trueblood and family of Cleveland avenue. are home from their vacation which they spent at Garden Prairie, 111. Misses Evelyn Stewart and Katherine Pederson attended the commence
ment exercises at the University of
Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Walter Smith of Oliver street, who has been suffering with gastritis, is recovering. Prank Gozak arrested by officer Satterfield for being drunk and disorderly, wji fined $2.00 and costs on
Thursday which he paid and was re
leased .
There will be no Royal Neighbor
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l Labor Day. Laurence McClellan was arrested by
' officer Park at Schrage avenue, and
i Indiana boulevard charged with speedj ing. with his automobile. H was ! released on a 125.00 bond.
Aros F'.ssa, a waiter at the Majestic
restaurant was found to be suffering
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Thursday. Mrs. J. J. Dreesen cf East Chicago, and Mrs. A. Eggers left today for Create, 111., to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Mrs. John Biaul of Roberts avenue,, la reported on the sick list. Mrs. A. Schurkrke cf Pearl street. Is entertaining her nelce Miss Ruth Casper of Chicago for a few days. Mien Florence Lundgren of East Side, spent Thursday at the home of Mrs Johnson of Pearl street. Ed. Jewett has begun the building of his flat over his store building that Is going to be quite an Improvement to the building as well as to Robertsdale. Mrs. J. Terry and Mrs. H. Glslsr. ef Chicago, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harms of Lake Ave. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bloom of East
Side, anent Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. (5. Golding of lKth street.
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business Thursday. Iansing is planning a "Welcome Home" party for the boys. In a few weeks the date, the date not having been set yet. The funds have come In pretty fair, and If the rest do as good, we hope to make quite a success of it. There will be a meeting called r.ext week to plan what we will have. Grace Hughes and mother of Hammond were visitors in Lansing last Thursday. Mrs. Mary Schultz made a call on Mr. Max Koselke Thursday, who has undergone an operation and Is getting along fine. We hope he will soon be around to be with his friends as they miss him very much. Max Beckman and Wm. Schmueser were Crown Point visitors Wednesday.
HOBART
Mrs. Anton Held ard her daughter. Marie, spent Friday at Hammond. Miss Marv. Anna and Laurence Nolan spent Thursday at Hammond. Miss Madeline Rettmsn is visiting with relatives In Chicago. Miss Minnie Benz. a. nurse of Chicago, well known here, and a relative here of the Herman families, died suddenly Thursday night, being ill only a"Jlay. She' Is survived by two brothers. The funeral will be held At Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Kotrba spent Friday at Chicago. Miss Margaret and John Schmlt of Chicago spent, Thursday hers with their aunt Mrs. Albert Nell son and family .
Mrs. Taul Getler and daughter Miss Virginia of Dyer, are visiting at the hoe of H. E. Keilman. Quite a number of Hobart people attended the LaPorte County Fair on yesterday . Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ellis are enjoying a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Brown attended the Kankakee Fair Thursday. Mrs. Emil Moll entertained the Crachet Club last night. Mrs. Frank Davis and children are spending the week at Lake Maxlnkuckee . Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Karogs and daughter Gertrude of Chlcajo. are visiting at the John Sapper home. Miss Gladys Nuttings is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Willmer .
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Medicine Chest for Only 30 Cents With it You Can Instantly Relieve Pain Caused by Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Bruises A Jar of San Cura Ointment costs but 30 cents and If It doesn't do everything this newspaper article says It will do E. L. Reid. Calumet Bldg., East Chlcgo; Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor; Harry's Drug Store, Citizens Bldg.. Hammond. Ind.: Mattern Drug Co., Whiting, Ind., will give you your money back. It relieves bleeding, itching and protruding piles, it helps chronic, running and fever sores, no matter how stubborn or hopeless. It Is an antiseptic ointment that begins to heal the minute it is apriied. It's one of the finest remedies ever compounded for bolls, carbuncles, ulcers, eczema, tetter, chilblains chapped hands or face. Trice only SO and 60 cents a Jar. For the baby, for rough, tender skin and to quickly acquire a fine complexion, use San Cura Soap C5 cents.) Thompson Medical Co., Titusvllle. Pa. Adv.
Latest Popular Sheet Music. THE MUSIC MART 151 State St., Hammond.
The Princess of Pless. The Pricces of Pleps is the daughter of Mrs. Cornwallis-West and sister of the former Duchess of Westminster, who was recently jprar.ted a divorce. It is reported that the princess, as well as her mother, wu enjoying an income from the Westminster estate, but that immediately with the granting of the divorce thii source of revenue was closed.
from a form of dementia and was taken to the home of relatives in Chicago
by the proprietor of the restaurant.
George Brahos.
Joseph Kasper, accused of grand larceny, by Joe Kendra was found guilty In the city court and was dismissed. Kendra accused Kasper of taking a boat which belonged to him. but Kasper proved to th saityfaction of the court that he was innocent of the charge. Mrs. John C. Childs, has arrived here from Boston to Join her husband Mr. John Childs. cf Whiting, to whom she was married in Boston two months ago. The wedding is the culmination of - war time romance the couple having met while the groom was in training at Camp Devans, Mass., near Boston. Mr. John McNeill of Afhison avenue. Whiting, who has been director of the M. K. Choir at Whiting for several years, hf.s resigned to accept an offer tendered him to direct the choir of the Presbyterinn church in Hammond. Mr. McNeill 1s known all over the region for his vocal ability and we bespeak for him much success in his new charge, in directing the Hammond church choir, which Is known to contain several excellently trained voices. William Poran, Jr.. had his tonsils and adenoids removed at the St. Bernard hospital and Is Improving nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cleveland, of Hammond, visited the latter's mother. Mrs. C. Stewart, who has been ill the past two weeks, suffering with neuralgia of the ejes. The Whiting public and parochial Schools, having returned from St. term on next Tuesday. The teachers are arriving in preparation for their work, the Sisters of the Parochial Schools, havln greturned from St. Mary cf the Woods, several days ago.
ROBERTSDALE
Mrs. John Soltwedel of Myrtls avenue, spent Thursday at East Side visiting friends. J. Hemmick was In Hammond on business Thursday. Mrs. Ray Moore and Mrs. Rochell of Myrtle avenue were Chicago shoppers Thursday. Ray E. Haight formerly of Roberts-
dale, but now of South Chicago, was married Thursday at Windsor Park at the home of his bride. She was a Windsor Park girl. Mrs. Stiller of East Side, was In Hobertsdale Thursday visiting her daughters Mrs. V. !ase and Mrs. Radloff. Mrs. Augusta Eggers and Mr. C. Buehler. were Chicago shoppers on
Leonard. Raymond and Frank Keilman and Ralph Philips left yesterday for a trip in the West, over the Lincola Highway in their Haynes auto. They intend to go as far as Denver, Colo. The Cantwell family cf Chicago, returned to their home on Thursday morning after spending a week with relatives, here Mrs. Mike Schmal and Fre Seehausen of Hanover Prairie transacted business at Dyer on Wednesday. Miss Minnie Bnz of Chicago, who bad been staying with Frsnk Herman, for several weeks, died suddenly at his
home on Thursday night. Her death was a shock to friends and relatives tround this vicinity. Mr. Paul Smith of Frankain. Ind.. has signed for the principalshlp of the Dyer High School.
LANSING
The funeral of Peter Martin's baby was held yesterday, having died on August 26th. Edward Schults went to Chicago on
Mr .and Mrs. Harry Steward, of Chicago, have moved to Lowell, and have rented the Methodist church cottage recently purchasd of the Biachley estate. Mr. and Mrs. James Black returned yesterday from their Western trip. They report a very pleasant trip. Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey who went with them, went oin to the coast and will not return home for several weeks Attorney V. K. Roberts went to Indianapolis on business yesterday. Mrs. Reed, step-mother of Mrs. Foster, of Davenport. Iowa, and M:ss Anna Floris of Jacksonville, 111., are visiting at the home of Mr .and Mrs. Albert Foster. Charles Palmer and Mrs. A. P. Primer ent to East Chicago yesterday to attend a party given in honor of their brother Jasper Palmer's fiftieth birthday. Mrs. W. A. Davis was a Chicago visitor vesterdsy.
Hammond Auto Sheet Metai Works 690 Hohman Street.
11 you? radiator is leaking, bring it to as and wo will repair it for you a n ? not overcharge
y o u. we guarantee our work. We also replace new cores. We make and repair Fenders, Hoods, Tanks and L.amp. PHONE 3033-
Select Bohlinger Shorthand School Day and Evening Classes Ruff Building. Phone Hammond 2981
Fashion's Forecast By Annabel Worthington.
LADY'S AND MISS' COAT. Tbs model shown in No. 0333 it an excellent style of cofct for trsvelHng. motoring or general wear. It hanss straight from the shoulders and may be belted In at ttt waistline if desired. The coat is three-quarter let-gth and the two-piece sleeves irs finished with deep cuffs of the material. The large roll collar follows the neckline almost to the waistline. The lady's and miss" cokt. No. S).'i.'3, is cut in sizes 16 to IS yesrs and HO to 4tf inches bust measure. The inch size lec, aires S yards 54-inrh material with nap or four yards 44-inch rosterial without nap. Iength at centra baa Is 4i inches. Frice 10 cent.-
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Demand "Fourth Vein" There are seven different veins of Indiana coal, besides a few scattered formations. But there is only one
And it is far and away the best coal produced in the West. Be sure and specify it, instead of ordering merely "Indiana Coal'V For Sale by all Dealers
SERVICE If reur eoal It cot rtabt. or your contract U oot kept to th latur. writ us. INDIANA N. 4 VEIN GOAL PRODUCERS. Phil. A. P. ttentvy, S07-S0S T. H. Trait BulWl.t, Ttrr Hasta. laf. Atfdrnt all emataol- I catleat t tha AaaocUtloa. Ointoa Coal Co.. Clinton, tod.. "Crown Bill FourUi ata." J. K. Dartng Cnal Co.. UcCormltk Bide.. Chicago. "larUi( No. Four."
raratta BaaJtT A rxraloomrct Co. (Waitar Bladaoa Co., Salaa Ansta. T. H. Tnm Bldg.. Tarra Bauta, Ind.). raxetta. Farxuaon-Scaurs Coal Co.. Clinton, lad.. "SubntnM," Knar Count? Fourth Vein Coal Co.. Sol Traction Tannlnal Bide, Indianapolis. Lie ton Coal Co.. 701 Traction Tannlnal BkU-. Indlaaandla, Ind. "Uttla Betty Mlna." Lowar Tln Coal Co. CRIdiarda At ooa. Salea Axanta. Orfri Roum Btdg.. Tarra Hauia, Ind. I, "Blcharo Whlta Aan."
Quaan Coal 4 Mining Co., laaoaTlUa an 1 LaXaraita. lnd.. "Quaan CoaL" United Fourth Tola Coal Co.. Tract lea Terminal Bldg.. IndtasapoUa. "Black Craek." Taadalia Coal Co.. 1200 Ftatcbar Truat BcJc. rntHmapoUa. tOda C"al Co.. Indlanapotia and Chicago. Kxolugira Salea Ageota. ) Vlco Mining Co.. H natr Truat Bllg.. IndlanipoHa (Ogla Oal Co.. lodlanapolu and Chicago. ESclualra Saica Agenta). Zimmerman Coal Co.. Trtfeuna Bldg.. Terra Bauta. Ind., "Black Battj."