Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 136, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1920 — Page 5

fYidar. November 26, 1920.

tjte times Pa ere Hrr

Personal and Social News

Dace rerr Saturday night t Unity ils.ll. Muslo bjr "Hunk" CHrs. Gents 15 cents, ladles 30 cents. 11-26-A very pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Joseph's church ThanksgivingDay. November 26th, when LItas Josephine Lit became the bride of Anthony 3. Voas at nine o'clock, the Kev. Berg reading the high nua, The bride was accompanied to the altar by her brother Bernard Lite. She wore a lovely gotvn ot brown pan velvet, i rimmed in flfured canton crrpa with . hat to match. Anna Llii, her stater, served as maid of honor and the Misses Anna Alberts and Oraaella Chevlarny who also wore dresses of pan velvet w ith hats to match 'were brides mild. Frank Albert served the groom as it man, the other attendants Vf-r Al King: and I J. Immerlln?. A very pretty m was suns; by the mixed choir under the direction of Professor Grambol. After the ceremony a dinner recaption was held at the bride's home for the relatives after which Mr. and Mr. Vol left on an extended trip through the east and will be at h-ma to their friends at 19 Plbley etreet after December 15th, 1920. Tba bride Is very well known In Hammond and has been employed as cashier and paymaster of the K. C. Mlnas Co. for s. period of elffht years. Ir. Vosa Is connected with the Inland fcteel at Indiana Harbor whi-re he has toeen employed for the past elsrht years. They received tha congratulations and best -wishes of a host of friends. Dr. ana Mrs. Frank Chase left "Wedcesday for Ashton. 111., where they will spend Thankswivlus and the week and vlsltlnff friends.

Hilda VThltsel, who Is attendlnr Do Paa Vnlverslty, Is spending- the Thanktf lvlns; holiday wth her parectp. Mr. and Urs. U B. Whltcel of 1 "Webb street. Mrs, L. A. Bayfl and SturMer Kathrln of Chicago wer the out of town eruests at a Thanksnlvlnsr d Infer arlven at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. M. I Kline Of 3outh llohtnan street. Mrs. Boyd Is a slater of Mrs. 2f!nn!e Orr Kiln of Ruth street. "Wednesday morning. N'oTeittber J4. Frances Hauchenberg-er, dauehter ot Hr. an! Mrs. A. Rauchenbergar, was

LIVE LOCAL

NEWS "ADS"

Dance every Saturday nlffht at Unity Hall. Music by "Husk" O'Hare. Gents 85 oents, ladles 39 cents. 11-26-

PLEATING AND RE-PLEATING AH kinds of skirts In one day. But. on covering:, hemstitching, braiding, i ll work guaranteed. Call at Wassy's. 91 State st.. little west of Hoh man si. Phone 4 46 Hammond. 8-27

united in-marriage to Harold Fleck, son of George Fleck at the Ail Saint church. The bride was gowned in white satin combined with silk net. a tulle veil held In place(wlth lilies of the valley and carried a bride's bouquet. The natd of honor Ioretta Schultz, a cousin of the bride, wore a peach colored satin with gold filet lace, and carried a bouquet of klllarney roses. Laurence Kauchenberger. a brother of the brtdo served as best man. A wedding breakfast was served to fifty guests, relatives and friends, the homo was prettily decorated In the bride's colors of pink and white. Th out of town guents were Slr.s Hloan and granddaughter, Mrs. H. Schaefleln, Miss Agnes Schaelein and Mr. Fleck of Chicago. In the evening- Mr. and Mrs. Fleok left for Iowa for a honeymoon. The young couple were showered with congratulations of telegrams and letters, Mr. and Mrs. Jrring Hartlerode of 600 Truman avenue entertained at their home at Thanksgiving dinner yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenoe Hartlerode and Miss Marjory Hartlerode, after a, five course dinner games and music were enjoyed and Lawrence Hartlerode, who la an old civil war veteran, told many Interesting stortes, including one of his escapes front a rebel prison. The Hammond Rotary club of which Julius H. Meyn Is secretary announce that his newly arrived daughter Margtne is the Hammond Club's first Rotary baby. - There will be a meeting cf the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion tomorrow night at eight o'clock. Al members are urged to be present.

a worthless check. The check which was for J16.1 was aocepted by the Arnold Keldenlch Clothing- store on Calumet avenue, and later found to be forged. It had the name "Oeorge O. Mayer & Co." signed to it and was endorsed by Henry Smith and the man now under arrest. Huckner says another man who owediini $14 gave it to lum and he Is boina; given an opportunity to locate that man although police have little faith in hi." claim.

AT BAPTIST CHURCH Brigadier Atkins of the Chicago Salvation Army, who was attached to Col. Roosevelt" outat In Franc, will speak at the First Baptist church In Hammond Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Atkins Is a fluent orutor and has a wealth of overseas 'experipnoos to enliven his address, ire will slo speak at the Salvation Army hall at 3 o'clock In the afternoon and S o'clock In the evenlnr.

MANY LOCOMOTIVES OF

Thanksgiving dinner was enjeyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Soderberg of Lyons street by a number ot their Chicago relatives and friends. Tha guests spent a very enjoyable evening with muslo and dancing. Mrs. Florence Hembroff of Valparaiso was the guest for Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hembroff of Doty street. Mr. and Mrs. B. I P. Bell of "Webb street entertained the Motts, Hohmans and the T. E. Bells at Thanksgiving dinner yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. 'Wra. Fehrman were guests at a Thanksgiving dinner In Chicago yeeterday and In the evening they saw Honey Girl. P.-. and Mrs. T. E. Bell will leave for their winter hom- In St. Fstersburg, Fla., tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Malloy of South Hohman street hav gone to Peru, Ind., to spend the week end.

MONON OUT OF SERVICE

Repairs are Ordered by Government Inspectors. Service is Hindered LAFAYETTE, IXD.. Nov. 26 Government Inspectors visited the Monon railroad roundhouse here and put no many locomotives out of servlr-a that the railroad was bnrely able today to run Its psssongcr trains. Freight service Wa9 left practioelly demoralized. The Inspectors pay they found many locomotives out of repair and gave orders that they are not to fce tised until they have been placed In the roundhouse and put In proper condition. The unexpected visit of the Inspectors and 1helr drastic orders caused much confusion and excitement at the shops. Many of the crews reported for work this morning, but found that their trains could not bo moved because no motive rower was available. Finally It was possible to start two freight trains, one north and one south. F.y rushing repairs It Is believed that service will be restored In a few days.

WHITING

and its-

PEOPLE

Miss Ioretta GoeUial will entertain her mother and sister from Eu Claire. Wis., ovf-r Thanksgiving. Mary Falenchar U suffering from severe burns ms the result of having boiling water spiiled on her. Mr. and Mrs. Mary F.tter, Mrs. Bert Johnson and Edward In graham will spend a few days visiting with relatives In Oeheva. 111. Mies Margaret Mc.Cabe, who has hfen the truest of hr sister, Mrs. Orville Schlatter, has returned to her home in Greer.castle, Ind. The American L-lon are now paying their 1M1 dues at Powers' tiinoXe rbop. C K. WaoGre-gor placed under arrest hy OffWr Bcnak plead guilty to the offense and paid a fine of J100 and costs, amounting to tlJ.OO. Mrs. J. II. Hosklnson was called to Kentucky by tho drath of a relative.

The Woman's Home Missionary society will have their thank offering service at the M. E. church on Sunday morning. Mr. Stecher of Gary will be a speaker. Motorcop Harry Parker, who Is known to many of the speeders In surrounding cities, has resigned his position on the Whiting police force and Is now employed as dettctlve for the New York Central railway, at present he Is working nights- In the Englewood yards. Gust Staritzke was fined 12.01) and costs for assault and battery upon his wife. The surety of peece charge was continued until lvo. 4. Mrrf. Cera H. Dunrilnsr entertained the W. E. i:ittfr of "West Park addition and Jack Stahl of Chicago at Thanksgiving dinner. Miss Kathleen Dunlap 1 at "her home !- Elwood. Ind.. over the Thanksgivlnsr holidays."

The girts ,.f th rr.ain office force of the tjinclalr Oil Refining company. aw Jane Cowl In "Smiling- Thru." at the Cort theater, chaperoned by Mrsi Howard Cobb.

Dance every Saturday night at Enlty

Mr. and Mrs. McCouh of Windsor Fark, who was Mis Florence Lee cT Whiting before her marriage have purchased the Keddlng house at Atchison avenue. wMoh they now occupy.

Dance every Saturday night at Unity

Hall. Music by "Husk" O'Hare. Gsnt, iuil Music by "Husk" O'Hare. Gents li-l!!llfLJad,'3 30 cnt- 11-26-55 cents, ladies SO cents. 11-26-

Dance every Paturnay night at Unity ! ITkK. MuMc by "Hush" O'Hare. Gents ! So cents, ladies 30 tents. 11-26-f

Miller' AnUetfe OQ. lUvm

Guaranteed to Relieve Pain, Eteumatism, Neuralgia, etc. Get it at Summers Pharmacy.

Alfred Zwleck spent Thanksgiving In Beaver Dam, Wis.

RUGS AND CARPETS Washed In your own home by the Haruilton Beach method. W. B. Cooksey, 419 E. State. Fhone 3498, Hammond. 11-2S-4

rwato House, 666 State Line St., phone 1309-W. Open for business daily. Potatoes J1.05. Sl.40, $1.70 per bu. Very extra stock $1.80 per bushel delivered. lOo less per bushel If carried home. 11-10-tf

Wednesday, Te3ernber 1. is Cedar Client day at the Lion Store Furniture Dept., a $49.90 genuine Aronoler red -edar chest, Trpper hound, 45 Inches long, for $29.95. Sold on terms of $5.00 d-wn and $3.00 per month. The Ideal Christmas gift. See them In our windows. 11-26-

ELK3 Reserve your tickets by MoDday night for Cabaret Dinner. 11-26-2

Senna Borger spent Thanksgiving with her family In Hobart, Ind. A. W. Zehtner of DuBuaue, la., spent Thanksgiving with his son A. W. Zehtner of Ruth street. Mrs. Marion Hower and Mrs. Newton Hembroff were guests at a luncheon given today at the home of Mrs. E. N. Canine of East Chicago.

Miss Amelia Sllglitz is visiting relatives In Detroit over Thanksgiving.

AUTO IN COLLISION The automobile of Dr. L. R. Melnikon", 716 Stale Lln street. Wept Hammer fl. was nearly wrecked Wednesday evening in a collision at the corner cf Ca.lumet avenue and GostHn etreet, Hstrymond. Melnikoff was coming south on the avf-nue and Just as he readied the Gosl'.ln street intersection, the car of Earn Lomhondo. 5014 Forsyth aven-.ic. Eat CiJoa.ro came from the side street, cn.l the crash follower. Lomhon in s car w as also badly damaged, hut neither of the drivers was Injured.

SENATOR NEDJL AT CAPITAL James J. Xedjl of Whiting and William Brown of Hebron, both state senators and Lake county contractors, were In Indianapolis Thesday. Senator Nedjl Is understood to be a candidate far the place of republican floor leader and president pro tem of the senate, but was reticent on the subject of hi? mission to Indianapolis.

OS

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED 2 cr 3 Urht housekeeping rooms, by young; couple; no children. Contrail? located. Write 15. V. care Times. Hammond. 11:8:2

SAND GIVEN AM" AT free. 493 Fields ave., Eost Hammond. ll:2S:i!

FOR RENT 3 room, modern hrtik bungalow; Eaton st. phono 188S Hammond. 11.-2U

FOR SALE 2 flat bid.. 6. rooms up and 6 down; 5 minutes walk from four corners; $500 cash; balance like Tent. Fhone Hammond. 11:26

Dance every Saturday night at Unity Hall. Music by "Husk" O'Hare. Gents 65 cents, ladles 30 cents. 11-26-

4i'lrv

-4' ". '

rr ifTt' ftj

KAItMOND, 17TDIANA

ssss

-SU-U.'t

South Side Cash G

rocen

and Market Edward Hanish & Company Props.

PHONE HAMMOND 33S0 CORNER HARRISON AND CONKEY AVE. Saturday Specials

Fresh Pork Loins, lean whole or half per pound. 24c Fresh Pork Butts, nice and lean, whole, per pound 23c Rendered Lard, pure. Swift's Silver Leaf brand, 2 lbs 49c Round Steak, best quality.

per pound 27c Best Creamery Butter, per pound prints 62c Good Luck Oleo, 2 lbs 65c Sincereity Milk, tall cans, 2 cans for 2&c Ceresota Flour, 1-8 bbl. . . . $1.31

Morton's Free Running Salt, per box 15c; 2 pounds for. . . 21c Crisco, 3 lb an for 75c Our Best, Calumet Brand Coffee, that satisfies thousands of Customers. 45c value, per lb. package for 33c A great Bargain on highest quality Nuts, all 1920 crop: Mixed Nuts, per lb 31c

Almonas, per lb 41c Filbert Nuts, per lb. ... 27c Walnuts, per lb 33c

NEGRO IN TROUBLE William G. E-jc.'.iiP-, colored, -tit) Merrill avenue, Hammond. Is hoing held by police, charared with ias:ns

Pi

ECONOMY GROCERY AND MARKET

84 State St.

Phone Hammond 49

Hammond, Ind.

PORK LOINS Small Lean 8 lb. Average per lb

25c

1 H

BUY POT ROAST the Best in the Store per lb. . . .

20c

Round Steak Roast . . 20c Rump Roast of Beef . 20c EggS Our Very Best Dozen . 58c Nutro Milk Tall Cans.. 8c COFFEE a Very Good o Drinking Coffee per lb S

I I All Urdfr5; KpoiupH hv 1 P IVi

TO THE TIPS OF HER TOES Shoe styles are determined to a great extent by styles in dress. If you have a pretty frock with modern modish effects, try Ortt's Shoes. The varieties of shapes and colors in which these smart new boots can be had is a point of excellence, of our store service, careful intelligent fitting is another point that makes your shoe look better and wear longer.

WALKOVER TAILORED BOOTS They are beautiful Shoes of black and Blue Suede and Black and Brown Kid, smooth ankle fit tailored to perfection. You'll delight in the fine glove-like fit. Prices range from $10 to $16.50 STEER BOOTS Of Brown and Black. Kid or Calf Leather welted soles and military or Cuban heels, $10 to $12.50

7W -A

yv:.vj

4 i S

Special Values that will save you money. Brown Kid Boot lace model, hand-turn soles, and French heels, $12 value $8.95 Brown and black Kid Boots, flexible soles and high or low heels

$8.95

Smart Two-Tone Boots, button and lace models, $12 and $14 value9 at $8.95

EPF

1EL WOOL HOSIERY

Ribbed Fashioned Finest Quality Beautiful Mixed Color $2.50 T0 $4.95

Large and Variey of Assortment of Stylish Shoes for the Children.

J AS

OKI

0 LJ

V ml-

Unusual Shirt Values

It will pay you to purchase several of these shirts or have them laid aside for Chrbtm Gifts. A small deposit will do it. No man ever has too many shirts.

25 PER CENT OFF $10 Silk Shirts Now $7.50 $8 Fibre Shirts Now $6.00 $5 Shirts Now $3.75 $4 Shirts Now $3.00 $3 Shirts Now $2.25 DO IT NOW YOUR XMAS SHOPPING THE MODEL

ocnscni

hild & Hirsch

"Hammond's Best Clothiers' OPEN TUESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.

j J L.-

Let Us Bake Your Bread

t-.ii tjf -fragf jp-j

-V

Our baker has devoted his life to the art of baking. He knows the incomparable value and goodness that ought to go into every loaf of Bread. Our Bread is good because not only are the materials the best, but because they are made up into a delicious loaf by a baker with whom baking is a scinoce. Your Grocer has Dietrich's Cream Maid Bread A Good Bakery Bread Is Your Best Food Eat More Of It

Saturday Special

COCOANUT BRITTLE Per Pound, 30c The greatest 30c value in candy you could buy; made from the purest cane granulated sugar and the choicest meaty Hawaiian cocoanut. Delightful confections fresh daily from our own sanitary candy kitchens. For your fullest protection insist that you get the genuine Hammond Candy Company product. Look for the name, "Hammond Candy Company" on our windows.

The re's a Difference

Hammond Candy Co. TWO STORES 575 Hohman Street 166 State Street HAMMOND, INDIANA

- ' isss-ss v -swv sw j 4b j& s Delivered Same Day

"Your Shoe Man" 169 E. State St.