Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 29, Hammond, Lake County, 25 July 1921 — Page 5

Mondnv. July 25, 1921.

THE TIMES PAGE FIVE

At the County Seat

Mrs. Lottie Ford has returned to h?r duties In County Recorder Roee office, after a two weeks vacation trip, pnt with relatives In Minock. 111. Mra. Charles Dmmnni of Chadwlck, 111., 1a spending a few days as the guet of her sister Miff Nellie Northrop. Dr. and Mrs. Erne.t Pchiable of Gary visited with Mrs. J. J. Wheeler on Sunday. They were on their way home from a month's visit with Dr. Schtablea people in New Jarsey. Ml.s Clara Schiabla returned with them for a visit of a few weeks duration. Mis MaMe Gray Is leaving the early part of tha week for a visit to Champaign. 111., Intending to be gone for fix weeks or until the convening of the Criminal court. The condition of Mrs. Will Knopf, who has been very sick the past week, with pleurisy and complications, styl is very grave and little hopes are hId out for her recovery. Mrs. Knopf submitted to a major operation In a Laporte hospital the early part of this year and her present trouble dates from that time. The mafriage of Miss Ella Bubols of this City to K. C. Werline of Chicago Heights took place on Sunday at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ida Bubola on East street. After a short trip the young couple wtll locate In c hlcago Heights where Mr. Werline 1 engaged In farming. E. ti. Cole resumed his duties In the 1-ake County Title and Guaranty Co's. offices after a week's vacation spent in Chicago. E. H. Mors and wife and son of New Vork City, are guests in the home of Raymond J. Mors and family this week on Clark street. Miss Eleanor Dinwiddle of this city has accepted a position as an Instructor In languages at Lincoln College, at IJneo'.n. 111.

Miss Marguerite Thoman left today for Chicago to consult a specialist In regard to her health which has been rather poor of late. She has recent-' ly been granted a leave of absence from her duties as supervisor of the local telephone office. Miss Clara Grlesetl and MIsa Margie Gotweh of Milwaukee are visiting relatives In Crown Point for several weeks They are at present the guests of Miss Millie Volk. Mrs. Harold H. Wheeler of the Allman Gary Title Co., Is having her annual vacation on Tuesday. In company with Sirs. J. W. Wheeler ahe leaves for a few days, visit with her sister, Mr John Ross at her cottage at Flint Lake. The many friends of Mrs. M. E. Dinwiddie will be sorry to learn that she has been In very poor health lately, caused from heart trouble. She has been under the care of Dr. Iddings of LoweM. who has ordered a complete rest. XEW MARRIAGE LICENSES Ceveland Nelson, Gary, Frances Baker. Richmond Ky.: Ltika Markevich. Whiting to Rose Bolenovlc. Gary; Edward C. Werline, Chicago Heights to Ellen S. Bubols. Crown I'oint; jJaeph Niec. Indiana Harbor, Katie Esster. Indiana Harbor; Russell Estill of Shelby to Nancy Osby, Belshaw; Teafil Moseika, Indiana Harbor to Maggie Tumka, Indiana Harbor; Edwin H. Frledrlck. Hammond to Anna Ahlborn Hammond; John J. O. Bond. Gary to Pearl C. Wail, Macon, Ga.; Lewis Walker, Gary to Louise Wiseman. Gary. W. Elliot Porter. Knoxvllle. Tenn. to Lucia A. M. Circle. Hammond; Joseph Gregg, Hammond to Esther Driscolt. Crown rolnt; Harry Cohen, East Chicago to Huldah E. GUlexple, East Chi-

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

AHLiioRN-Kniumueii. A marriage of interest occured Saturday. July 23, at two o'clock when Anna Ahlborn, .laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ahlborn and Edwin Henry Friedrlch, .-son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Friedrlch were united in marriage at the St. Paul's Lutheran church, the Itev. Lichtslnn performing the service. The only attendants were Hulda Friedrlch and Rudolph Ahlborn. The bride looked very pretty In a frock of dark blue crepe silk, a black hat and a corsage of tea roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore a light blue organdy, a hat to match and a corsage of roses. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Henry Lewke. Those present at the ulnnfr were Mr. and -Mrs. H. LetCke and their children. William and Rudolph Ahlborn, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Friedrlch, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ahlborn and Hulda Friedrlch. After a short honeymoon the young couple wl'l he at home to their friends at 185 Highland street. Both the bride and groom have been residents of Hammond since childhood and are very well known. The groom is a promising young lawyer connected with the firm of Crumpacker and Crumpacker, a graduate of the Harvard School of Law and the DePauw University school of Liberal Arts, wiipre he made the honorary fraternity for excellence In scholarship, rti Beta Kappa. Thy receive the congratulations and best wishes of many friends. Lydia Mucnlch and Adele Dunbar have gone to Maple Grove for a two weeks vacation.

Mrs. Etta Bloomhoff Is in Indianapolis visiting her daughter and son-in-law the Harrison's of that 'city.

LIVE tOCAL NEWS "ADS"

Mrs. C. K. Thomas has gone to St. Paul, Minn., for a ten day visit before returning home she wtll stop In Michigan for a few days. Mrs. Harold Harper and daughter Jane have returned to their summer home In New Buffalo, Mich., after spending a week as the guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. I'owley. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Martin and son Charles have returned from a two weeks' motor trip through Mlchig'in. They went as far north as Mackinaw Island.

The A. Tweedle and Dan mvij families have returned from a two weeks motor trip In Northern ?5ich.

Ruth Martin Is visiting her grandmother In Toledo, O. ' Mra. J. F. Duncan Is visiting her mother at Plymouth. Ind. Mr. Duncan will join them and from there they will go to Indianapolis, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Myer are taking a motor trip to the Dells. Wis.

Rev. W. K. Swltzor. a former pastor of the First M. E. church of this city, was in Hammond one day last week, he was a ijuept at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Martin. The D. D. F. 8. club met for a very nice party Friday evening. Games, music and dancing were enJoyed and a nicely arranged luncheon. Dr. Pugh is spending a week's vacation In and around Ann Arbor, Mich.

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Mrs Anna Schneider of 314 Sheffield avenue, and Mrs. Wm. Schnidei avo gone to Pennsylvania for a two weeks' visit with friends and, relatives. The 2nd DIv. of the Ladies. Aid of the First M. E. church will have a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday. July 17, at the home of Mrs. Jesse Wilson. Fredrlch Deck man and Kenneth Stewart spent the week-end at Grand Beach. A surprise party was given tc Miss Ruth Bowman at her home. 205 Truman boulevard, last evening In honor of her eleventh birthday. Music and games were- enjoyed after which a two course luncheon was served, the veranda and lawn were decorated with Japanese lanterns nd the luncheon was served outside. A birthday cake with eleven candle decorated the table, i' ii -

the guests were Mildred Fehrlng, B-s-sie Rosand, Thelma Kirk, Rachel Moon. Katherine Elliott, Enid and Bonnie Herrlngton. Florence and Lucille Myers and Ruth Bowman.

The regular meeting of Golden Rule Camp No. 1 Son and Daughter ot 1. . y 1 ! ii II at the I. O, O. F. hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. J. H. Meyn and children Margene and Walter will go to Grand Beach, Mich., tomorrow for a wek. They will be guests of the Fitrgeralds.

Dr. F. J. Newton has returned from a two weeks' visit at the Dells and other lakes in Wisconsin.

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Woods have gone to Crystal Lake, Mich. for a couple of weeks. The Kappa Delta Gammas will hold a special meeting at the home of Miss Genievleve Hoffman this evening. All members are requested to be present. The L. O. T. M. social club will hold a picnic tomorrow at Douglas Park, if the weather Is inclement th?y will go to the home of Mrs. O. Hlpsher of 331 Douglas street anl have their picnic. W. P. Braun. Frank Braun and Earl Taylor of Bellvlew, Pa., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Reese.

W. F. Braun Is a brother of Mrs. Reese and Frank Braun Is her nephew. Mrs. Wm. Lawson and daughter Geraldlne of Webb street have returned from a three weeks' visit In Nlagra Falls and Buffalo. The North Side Ladies' Club and friends will have a picnic at Whiting Tark Wednesday, all of those attending are requested to take the 11 o'clock car. Dorothy Hammond, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammond is the guest of Miss Pauline Hotteiieeein of Wllllamsport, Ind. Lester Van McName ot New Tork City, spent the week end as the sruest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Meyn. Jeanette Lockwood. Dorothy See. Jane Wilson and Jean Cunningham are the guests of Arlene Davis at the Davis' summer cottage at Magadan Lake, Mich., this week.

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CHICAGO CASH WHEAT No. 2 red. No. 3 red. I1.18JT1.J0; winter. $1.211.22; No. ll.lStSri.ZO1; No. 1 $1.25(1.26; No. 2 nor. 1.22; No. 3 mixed, $1. CORN No. 2 mixed. 2 white. 36i; No. et3Me; No. mixed.

white, 61Hc; No. 6 yell 8 white. SSHc. OAT6 No. 2, 2 7T 3 8c 3535c; No. 4 white.

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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

HOGS Receipts, 48.0O0; market.

fairly active, staedy to 15c lower.

Tow, $11.10; heavyweight. $9. SOS

$10.65; medium weight. $10.4511.05. CATTLE-r Receipts, 13.000; market,

mostly 153i25c higher. Beef Bteers

Choice and prime, $8.75'3 9.50; medium

and good, $7.50f 9.00; good and

choice, $8.759.75; common and med

ium. Z.00'Q.;h. Butcher cattle Heifers. $4.5038.75; cows. $4.00 7.00.

SHEEP Receipts. 19.000; market.

about steady; lambs (14 lbs. down) $8.25(fr 10.80; lambs, culls and common $500(38.00. CHICAGO rnODVCE BUTTER Receipts, 12.241 tubs; creamery extra, 40Hc; firsts. 3439c; packing stock. 22 B 23c. EGGS Receipts. 10,111 cases. Miscellaneous. 2827Hc; ordinary firsts. 23f 25c; firsts, 28!ff29c. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 30c; chickens, 26c; springs. J632cs roosters, 18c; geese, U ft 18c; ducks, 34c. POTATOES Receipts. 13 cars; Virginia. Mil., $5.00; Kins, valley for liO lbs., $2.1092.25. VEAL 50 to 60 lbs, 9c; 70 t 80 lbs.. 10 lie; to to 110 lbs.. UOJUc; fancy, lc.

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BARTON CASE TO FEDERAL COURT Morris Barton, who runs a Junk shop in North Hohman street. Hammond is having a little trouble getting his- case tried. Barton was arreste, for selling equipment for stills complete. it is alleged that he would mke up M cn. tire outftt even to the materials for making liquor. After his arrest and subsequent release on b-ond Barton went to a Hammond attorney and asked for advice He was quoted a figure for which tha lawyer was to take t he case. The federal agents being wiping the cawe was set for the Hammond city court. Some trouble was encountered there, however. The prosecutor refused to function against Barton, claiming that there was no state law whereby he

conld be convicted. Kd. Btrwangcr, who assisted In the arrest, claims that Barton offered him $200 to let him go, and therefore Eddie Is going to follow the case to the limit. It will be taken before Feder- . al Judge Anderson.

DEATH OF I MRS. LOWERY Mr. Frank Lowery. 383 Indiana ave. passed away at 1:30 Sunday afternoon, at her home. The funeral will be con

ducted from the house Wednesday af ternoon at two o'clock.

STEAL MONEY

FROM HOUSES Several robberies committed Saturday night were listed at the Hammond police-station this morning. Joe Dvarscak. 7C8 Lincoln avenue, was victimised by a man who picked the lock of the front screen door. He ransacked the house and escaped with a ring worth $10 and $60.75 In cash. Alex Kut'sy. 1107 Lincoln avenue, was robbed In the aamo way. The thief took a pocketbook with $150 In It. The Hammond police are working on the cases.

by Lucicn Hubbard, scenario editor at Universal City in collaboration with Doris Schroeder. In no story, even lnvcludlng "Outside the Law." has the star done such re markable dramatic work. She reaches the heights of human emotions and sinks Into the profoundest depths of misery. Revolving around a dual role, the theme of "Reputation" concerns a famous actress who dissipates until success falls away from her. She Is In Ijondon, and a New Tork theatrical magnate is waiting for her to arrive to star on Broadway. When she does not come, her daughter Ignorant of the felatlonyhip impersonates her and makes a spectacular hit In her mother's guise. Then back to New York comes the wretched woman who, year before, was the brightest jewel in the diadem of the drama. A tremendous climax follows. Stuart Paton directed "Reputation" at Universal City with an especially selected caJrt, Including Nlles Welch, Mae Grael, Henry Van Meter Harry Carter, William Welsh, Spott'.swoode Altken, Rex de Roselli, Madge Hunt, Al Garcia, James McLaughlin, Kathleen Myers, Joy McCreery, Alice H. Smith, Francois Eumas and Joe Ray.

AT THE PARTHENON Prlscllla Dean's widely heralded Universal super-feature, "Reputation." will be shown for the first time locally at the Parthenon theatre on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. The story is based on "False Colors." Kdwlna Levin's en.atlonal novel, and was adapted to the screen

New Cases In Circuit Court

CROWN POINT. July 23. The follow ing new cases have been filed In the Lake Circuit court: 13761. Pattee and Johnson, on note. Griffith State Bank v..; H. C. Stewart. 13762. Paul P. Giazer, Injunction: Michael Trutko vs Walter Rober and

John Nezzar. 13783. Pattee and Johnson, on notes Ezra E. Geisel, et al vs Bn X Monix and Hammond Dairy Co. 137i. G. C. White divorce; Amos H. Pollard va Laura PoMard. 14763. Roberts and Hershnoan. on acct. Clement Middleton vs Federal Paving Co.. et al. 13764. Roberts and HershmAn, on acct. Robert Koegel vs. Federal Paving Co., et al. 13767. Roberts and Hershman. on acct. James Dempster vs. Federal Paving Co.. et al. 13768. Roberts and Herirhman. on acct. Ben Filers vs. Federal Paving Co. 1376k Roberts an-d Hershmtin on acct. Frank Traeger vs1 Federal Paving Co., et al. 13776. Roberts and Hershman, oft acct. Otto ReHners vs Federal Paviag Co. eL al. 1377L Roberts and Hershjnan. on acct. Jesse Jones vs Federal Paving Co., et al. 13772. Roberts and Hershman. on acct. Robert W. Bundy va. Federal Paving Co. 13773. Robert and Hershman, on acct. George Lawrence vs Federal Paving Co. 13774. Roberts and Hershman. on acct. Nick Keogol vs Federal Paving Co., et al. 13775. M. W. Malczewski. spec. per. John D. Nichols and wife Ada vs Richard E. Houren. 13776. Pattee and Johnson, on acct. Commercial Sec. Co.. a corp.) vs. John Kllroy.

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