Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 85, Hammond, Lake County, 27 September 1920 — Page 3

Mondav. September 27, 1920

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Crown Point News Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

A mall ion of Mr. .od Mrs. Sidney Anns-worth was quite badly hurt on Friday by falling from a tree. No bona wera broken, but his side was badly crushed. Mrs. Ainsworth was not at home at the time, being in a Gary hospital recovering frcm a minor operation. The local Red Cross are planning to have a visiting nurse in Crown Point in the near future, who will also take charge of the home wrvice section. This will flu a long felt want in our city. She will Inspect the school children and where defective their ailments will be remedied. Mr. and Mrs. Hxsel Groves and son. John of East Chicago, are with the August Johnsons for a couple of days, coming on Friday. County Sheriff Lewis Barnes and a party of friends are leaving today for a month's hunting trip to points In North Dakota. Mrs. Jennie Ward WTieeler la in Valparaiso with his sister Mrs. John Roi5 for Saturday and Sunday. The marriage of Henry A. A. Johnsen, a florist of this city, to Nettie Mae Berry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berry, took place on Friday afternoon. Judge Howard Kemp performing the cedemony. The bride U 17 and the groom 29 years. They will make their home In Crown Point. Mrs. John Donnaha delightfully entertained the Ladies' Pleasure club at her home on Friday night for their bi-monthly meeting. Mrs. John W. Wheeler and small son. !eft on Friday for her home In Frankfort where she -win spend several weeks. The Wheelers are planning to make their home In Indianapolis to b near Mr. Wheeler's place of business. Court Bailiff J. A. Donnaha will be In Valparaiso on Monday in attendance at the Tolleston bank bandits trial where he was called to testify. Mesdames Fifleld. Houk and Johnson and several other Crown Point women interested in women's suffrage arc in Gary today attending a luncheon given at the T. M. C. A. by the Republican Woman's organization. Mere, man wi'l be admitted to the speeches after the luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bennett and family will be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Lenny over the week end. The Bennetts reside in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Davenport of Chicago came to Crown Point on Friday on their -way to Peru. Ind.. Mrs. McCrillus and son of this city, accompanied them to Peru for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Will Workman of Chicago returned home on Sunday after a weeks visit with Mrs. Bertha Rosen,bauer. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Etlinjr. who have been living la Indianapclis for the past two years where Mr. Etling was employed by the state tax board have returned to Crown Point to retide and it is reported that Mr. Etling will be employed with Kelley-Semmes In Gary. Harry Ensweller of the Gary Tribune visited with his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Ensweiler over Sunday. Fred Tatcham of Chicago came to Crown Point on Friday to spend a couple of days at the home of his uncle Paul Raasch. Miss Mary Mracek of this city has returned home after a few days visit at the home of her brother Albert In Chicago. Herbert Beilefleld of Chicago visited with his family here over the week end. He Is employed in Carson Firie & ScottMiss Georgia Brannon left last week fcr Beloit. where she will enter school.

Dean Courtrlght. who is attending Lewis Institute in Chicago, spent the week tnd recess with his parents. Mrs. C. Passons was called to Wilford. Ind.. on Saturday on accuunt of the death of a brother, whose funeral will be held on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Parry and n. Vaughn of Hammond. motored to Crown Point on Sunday to spend th day with Mrs. Wm. Parry. New Marriage Licenses are: Charles D. Wilson. Hammond. Zelia Gir, Hammond. John Brook?. Gary. Jennie Willoughby, Gary. Lin Allen Lake viUasre. Ada Mars'Jis, Schneider. Ind. Harvey Lubkc, Michigan City, Muriel Tlmtn. Gary. Chester H. Sf-echrUt, Indiana Harbor. Amelia C Davey. Lyken:". Pa. Nenry Miller. Indiana Harbor. I.u--i!e Pruitt. Indiana Harbor. Iteuben Black. Gary. Annie Brown. Gary; Prank Balinsky. East Chicago. Plorska DonMkos Karoy, East Chicago. WalterKiausen, Hammond. Arpolonia 14. Hanusoweka. Hammond. Bronislous J. Pietrzak, West Hammond, Mary M. Pajak. Hammond.

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Geo. Belanrl. the 17-yer-old wouth, from Milwaukee, who was Injured at Griffith a few days ago when passing through on an Erie freight, is recoverin; nicely at Hammond hospital. lir and Mrs.. Malmstone report a splendid, state medical meeting at South ISend. Lake county had a large

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delegation of doctors in attendance. The Atkins moving pictures will be shown in the town hall. Tuesday evening. Sept. 2S. Refreshments will be served afer the program. Mr. and Mrs. iBIalne Hutchins return, ed Friday from their vacation at Do,wagiac. Mich. Report a goo i time and good fishing. Mr. Preston cf Niles. Mich, fireman on M. C. It. R. was seriously injured at Dyer. Ind , at 3 p. m. Saturday. He wa:; plnntd fast in the engine cab wlim a Meam pipe broke and narrowly escaped fatal scalding. The Griffith bail tea mrlays the Tollestons next Sunday afternoon on the home diamond. The repair men fr the electrical ulies are cutting down trees, whether on private property or not. Must we stand for this? The fire in the Peat Marsh north of town on Kline avenue has b.en burning for over two month?. The young folks class will give the neelI "iniber. M. K. Sunday vhool

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Little Narbert Schaller was taker, from the St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond to his home on Friday afternoon. He i.-1 getting along fine.

Mr. and Mrs. Win. Friedrich and family attended the furje.ral of Mrs. H. Kunther of Chicago c.n Saturday. Mrs. H. Guenther is Mrs. Wm. Prie-J-lich's mother. Miss Jeanette Cantweil returned ir her home at Chicago after fpendjng a week with .Mn. Mary Keilmun and fa mi!y. .Mr. and Mr;. B. Thiol spent Sunday and Monday at Chicago. Mrs. N. G. Aui-tgen and Mrs. S. AV. Hartong spent Saturday afternoon at Ham mund 5upt. F. V. Highway visited th public school on Friday. J. F. G'-ilach. trustee, spent Friday afternoon in Iyer. The Miyses A Hoffman and A. Koht and Principal G. G. Bartel attended the Teacher's institute at Hammond Sa tu rdav.

COOL WEATHER IS COMING WASHINGTON". Sept. 25. The w eather bureau today issued the following forecase for next week: Fur Region of Great Lakes The outlook is for unsettled, warm and showery weather at the beginning of the week followed by fair and considerably o oler weather after Monday or Tuesdi. y.

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NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW Union Stock Yards, Chicago CONTINUOUS OCTOBER 7-16, 1920 Greatest Exhibition of Grade and Breeding Cows and of Industrial Machinery in the World

SEE Seventy Olympic Athletes in great Sport Carnival first appearance in America since their Antwerp victories. Three nights, Oct. 7-8-9.

SEE The Horse Show blooded Kings of Tanbark in action. America's finest horse flesh entered in blue ribbon classic. October 11-16.

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Sq great was the demand for these Chests on the day of our last sale that after much persuasion we got the Edward Roos Co., makers of the highest grade genuine Tennessee Red Cedar Chests, to again

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Keixogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Three Sizes 15c, 35c, and 65c Sold by the Following Druggicts

J. A. AUBREY, 251 Hohman St. KAUFMANN & WOLF, The Lion Store. EDWARD C. MINAS CO. NELSON'S DRUG STORE, 634 Hohman St. W. C. NORRIS,, 192 State St. OSTROWSKI'S PHARMACY, 716 Hohman St. SUMMER'S PHARMACY, 562 Hohman St. WEIS DRUG & STATIONERY CO., 98 State St. CENTRAL DRUG STORE, Indiana Harbor, Ind.

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So great was the demand for these Cedar Chests on the day of our last sale and since then, that we are sure the amount allotedfor this sale will not last long. Order yours early. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity None Sold to Dealers

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