Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 223, Hammond, Lake County, 14 March 1922 — Page 13

Cuesday, March 14,

THE TIMES

WHITING NEWS

1! WHITING and its PEOPLE Mrs. Smith of Kalamazoo, Mich., who has spop.t the winter with her son and family the Clyde Smiths, left for her home yesterday morning. Clyde Smith returned home from Casper, Wyo.. on Saturday where he went on business for the Standard Oil Company. Mra. C. M. Helman of New York avenue spent Sunday in Chicago as the guest of relatives. Canton's Auxiliary No. 57 gave a surprise party on Mrs. Tomkins at her home In Atchison a,venue, light refreshments were served and ail enjoyed a delightful evening. The Daughters of Reibekah will hold their regular meeting on "Wednesday evening. There will be Initiation and lunch win be served and all members are urged to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fritz and son "Walter, of 334 Cleveland avenue spent Sunday with relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Augusta Klose entertained about forty relatives and friends at her -"home in 300 Central avenue on Saturday afternoon in honor of her seventy-third birthday anniversary'. The hostess served refreshments from two until nine o'clock and she was presented with many beautiful flowers and gifts from her many guests. All departed wishing Mrs. Klose many more happy "birthdays. On Sunday, Mrs Charles Klose entertained at a family dinner at her home in 119th street in honor of (Mrs. Augusta Kiose, after which, the guests all returned to Mrs. Aag-uata Klose's home to celebrate the evening. The guests at the dinner were the Eckstein family. Mr. and Mra, Erie Guatafsen. Herbert Trowo and daughter, Mrs. W. "Wiase and their daughter Edna, all of Chicago, William Trowe of Michigan, Gustavo Trow and family, H. K. Green and family. Chas. It. Klose and family and Henry Trowe or "Whiting. Tha Owla Clu2 will entertain at a St. Patrick dance on Priday evening, March 17th. Tha Ladles Aid of the Christian Church will serTe a supper la the church parlors on Tuesday evening. March 21st. The Sociology Class meeting has been postponed from tonight until next Thursday, March llth. at seven p. m. The regular meeting of Ladies of Maccabees will he held tomorrow evening. A social hour win follow the business meeting. The concert of the Methodist and Congregational church choirs at the Congregational cteurch will be held this evening. Mrs. KMzabeth Cook and mother, Mrs. Win. Mar bach and niece Florence Herman will return to their home in Cleveland, Ohio, the last of the week. ROBERTSDALE STAR THEATRE T03TCGHT Prlactn 1MU fa COXFlylCT" tn Iter wild ride aaralLMt death, throng;)) the forest to ut tlte Ufa of the mil a she loved i Also Mutt amd Jeff ana "Weekly Kewii Saturday, Special, "Vaade-vlllc. 3-14-3 On last Thursday evening Mra. Margaret Baeiuer of Amy a-venue waa girn a very pleasant surprise, whan" a large number of her friends and relative stepped In and surprised her on tha anniversary of tier tblrth, ' very pleaa&nt evening was spent after which the luncheon which was brought and prepare'! by the guests was served and very tnuch enjoyed. Tha gueata present vara Mra. K. Scha&f. Mr, and Mrs. T. Rafter, Mra. M. Han n on. Mrs. Augusta. Eggers, llr. and Mra, J. Melvin. Mr. and 3&sm. Carl B&iehler, Mr. ad Mra. Frank, Bushier and their fam ilies On Sea.v1njr everyone wished mora such happy birthdays. Mx. and Mra. M. Ferguson of Indi ana Harbor wera Robertsdale visitors oa Saturday and attended tha Triple Link dance at tha I. O. O. F. hall In tha avenlng. CEy&a Smith. "Safety vnrat man at tha Standard OH returned home from Caspar, "Wyoming, whera ha waa sent oa business for tha company about two weeks ago, Mr. and Mrs. H, Klemr and their daughter Peggy of Superior avenue, vial ted with friends in Hammond over Sunday. Whiting Advertisements Are Winners When you think of furniture, think cf H. Gordon & Sons. 3-10tf 15,009 rolls of Wall Paper, from So to 7So per roll; about 50 per cent cheaper than last year. Tom Smelser, 605 Indianapolis boulevard. 2-15-tf FOR SALE Six room modern house, garage. In excellent condition, phone Whiting 175-R. 3-13-g FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, at 61 Fred street. Whiting. 3-13-2 STAR THEATRE TOMGHT rrlM-Ula Dean In "tOSrilCT la her wild rlJe gaint death, through the forest to ave the life of the man h loved; Also Mutt and Jeff ana Weekly ews Saturday, Special, Vaudeville. 3-14-3 Some other fellow 1 spending your i .. eiian all VfJll fam. money wnen --, in estimated the Whit Have you ever ing Savinjrs and Loan Association six per cent, plan? s-n-i You are mining something if you .-ire not gotilns someof the barga'n at H. Gordon & Hons, Whiting. 3-14-1 WANTED -tO RENT Thrre or four light housekeeping rooms; Apply E. W.. 19S Central a . e.. Waiting. 3-14-2 KO-i SALE Ga rm;.', dre-ser. bedstead, roiksr; Inquire S31 Sheridan avenu- Whiting 3-14-3 FOR SALE Attractive fix room bungalow Inquire 1390 Lake Aveaue. WhUing. 3-14-eod.

The operation for gall stones which was performed on Mrs. Hlenes at the Mercy hospital in Chicago, about four weeks ago proved very successful, and Mrs. Htones returned to her home on

Sut.fjior avenue the latter part of the w. t-k :. lij is feeling fine. Mrs. Frank Minaebure- returntu tu her home "i v avii'ie f om i'.:-t Jst. Hoinai'1 ii-!ritai r-n Saturday. Mr-. Minse-'aurg who underwent a very seri ous operation four weeks ago. is still in a very weakened condition, but oth erwise her condition is greatly irnprov. John J. An son of Hegewlsch vis ited with Robertsdale friends last Sunaay. Miss Rose LaHayn of Laporte, Ind fpent the week end at the Atchison heme on lake avervue and while here visited her father Fred UHayna, Sr. who is confined at St. Joseph' hoeplt .il in Chicago and reports him gett'tig along fine Mr. LaHayne was serlous'y Injured about a month ago by a large touring car near his home at Crocker, Ind. Clarence Eggers of Purdue university pcnt the week-end with his mother Mrs. Augusta Eggera of Roberta avenue. Clarence is a member of the University Glee Club and the Club will entertain at the Masonic Temple in Hammond on Friday evening. "William Thlesson of Indianapolis Blvd., atended tha game at LaFayette last Saturday. Mrs. W. Bahn of East Side entertained In honor of her birthday anniversary on Friday afternoon. A very pleasant afternoon was spent and a lovely luncheon was served. Thosa frem here who attended wera Mrs. Alfred Schaefer and children. Mrs, H. Thlesson ana son Jr., Mrs. John Soltwedel and daughter Miss Myrtle Soltwedel and Mrs. Hugo Koch. Mrs. Wm. Brodericlc of Atchison avenue waa a visitor in South Chicago last Saturday. LOWELL Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kimmet. yesterday morning. daughter. Mr. and Mra.Bert Craft, Mra. Nancy Cox and Mrs. J. A. Dinwiddle attended the funeral of Mrs. Delia "Ward In Crown Point yesterday. Word haa been received of tha illness of Mrs. H. H. Purdy at tha homa of her son Herm, in Hammond. Irvin Ray waa In Chicago on business yesterday. Attorneys George Hershman and Mr. Frank Pattee of Crown Point -wera in Lowell on business yesterday. EAST GARY Mra. M. Olson visited friends at Wood villa on Sunday. Mrs. Minnie Crawford has returned to her home in Chicago after a visit of several days with her mother, Mrs. W. Meier, Sr. Mr. and Mra Oscar Arhlen aad son Rudolph and Miss Oarda Rosanlaf of Chicago were guests Sunday at tha Hazelgreen home. Mrs. Ray Buck and daughter of Gary and Mra J. F. Weasels and children of Oallen. spent Saturday wtlh their parents Mr. and Mra O. Erlandson, Mr. and Mrs. Varn Olson and daughter of Gary visited relatives here Last Sunday. HOBART Mr. do. L. Harm has purchased the William Rossow place north of town and moved his family hera from Gary Saturday. Mr. Rossow has moved Into his residence in Joryvllle. Mr. and Mrs. E. C Scheldt and fam ily visited with relatives la Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fleck -and family and Mrs. M, Fleck visited relatives at Hegewlsch, I1L, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Chicago, vis ited with relatives hera last Sunday. A number from hera attender i dance at Miller Saturday evening glv en by the Miller Social Club. DYER Mr, and Mra Jos. Overhage and son spent tha week end with relatives in Chicago, Jos. Kaiser spent Mondey at Dyer, Mr. and Mra Jos, Rossa and daugh ter Alice of East Chicago epent Sunday with Misses Barbara and Tlllle Scheldt. Our boys are getting the baseball fever. They are now selling chances on a $S gold piece and a center piece GIRL NOW WELL AND STRONG Daughter Took Lydia E. Pinkhxai's Vegetable Compotmd as Mother AdTucd Wauseon, Ohio." My dauiter always had backache and leg-ache at cr1 j 1 3 not be on har feet at those timet. We read about LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound doine girls so much good so she began to take it. That is two years ago and she is a different girl since then able to do any work 3he wants to do although she is still fnl nnt to do heavy work and so well and strong. We recommend Lyau E. Pinkham's Vfegetabla Compound to all mothers with ailing daughters, and I eive you permission to publish this letter as a testimonial." Mrs. A.M. Buhk. holder, Route No. 2, Box 1, Wauseon, Ohio. Something out of balance will affect the fmcst clock, causing it to gain or L-se. The proper adjustment made, all 13 vell. So it 13 with women. Some trouble may upset you completely Lvdii vj. Pirik".ain'3 VeoretaWe Com pound -viii corrst-ith- cause of the trou ble and disacrveable symptrma wiL disappear as they did in the case of Mrs. Eurkholier's daughter. Mothers it is worthy of your con-fide-"e. '

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Mr. B. Thiel is ejienfitn tieveral days with her daughter Mrs. J. Tatter eon and family of Cl.lcafco. ABBtTCKLE PANEL FAILS TO REPORT (BY fiLUS H. MARTI) (STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. tERVlCEl STN FRANCISCO, Cal., March 13. Failure of fourteen member of the jury panel to report t6day brought to

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an abrupt halt the third trial of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbtickle for manslaughter when the film comedian wan arraigned before Judge Harold Lo-Jderback. Assitant District Attorney U'ften

rno-ved adjournment until 2 o'clock this afternoon when a roll call disclosed the abrertce of the prospective Jurors. Bailiffs wpre instructed to go out and rrlna- In the nlisllng talesmen. Roth Kidcs announced their readiness for trial whan the case was called. Arbuckle wore ft blue sport suit today snd was accompsnied into court by his wlfn and her mother. Mrs. Durfee.

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SPREAD OP TEXTILE STRIKE IF FEARED BOSTON. March 13. A spread of the New Kngland Textile strike was in

prospect tod-iy when it became known that th Pacific mills, with extensive plants at Lawrence and other NewEngland towns, planned to announce a wage reduction for their employes, It was reported that notice of the reduc tion will .be posted at the mills either tonight or tomorrow morning. The reduction will be 10 per cent, it Is said. At Lawrence 20.000 employes will be effected. The plans of the other mill - the r v a? hat (his loaf of bread cenfaint tht best inqrtditntt t " money can ouy. ach loaf bears a money-iae jsjM " r 1

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