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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-10
A Table Decoration.

A table decoration that ELECTED
much favorable comment from the
guests was the star flower in the cen
ter of the table, the place cards were
star-shaped, bearing appropriate quo
tations, such as:
Look; how the floor of heaven
Is thick inlaid with patines of bright
gold"
"Who can count the stars of heaven,
Who sing their influence on this lower
world" I
Silently, one by one, in the infinite
meadows of heaven
Blossoms the lovely stars, the forget
me-nots of the angels
Eye stars, which are the poetry of
heaven"
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-10
A Bird Contest.


The answers to these questions are
all specimens of the feathery tribe,
and the programmes may be orna-
mented with pen-and-ink or :sepia
drawings of BIRDS f. ~..:
- QUESTIONS. :
1. A jolly outdoor time?
=. 2. What hunters sometimes do?
i 3. A quaint, old fashioned name? !.
4. Used in decorations. >, '".*E~.s
5. From whom do you tbuy meat?
= 6. A. color Quakers like? = :: :
4. An unsteady light? ..:--,:. );
: 8. Material for summer trousersa !
g.. stupid fellow? ~, .:>l i :: ~
10. A. boys name? :; <%...}$
IL. What friends do?.E.
4 IL. Never seen in summer? -: -:|g
13. An amusement for children? It'll 4.
i "A. What farmers need in harvest?
is. What a dog does when happy? )
r is. A colored tool? 3 &. =. :.'.$ss s:.z=.-s !
I: II. a. celebrated artist? @.:@ :s}* + ~
y: m I: 8. ANSWERS. .,::9* :,s :5.= s:
+ A meadow lark." " = 3s3,* E & 5:='S S. . s:
= 2. Kildeer.* :. z5 5,.. Sz,.I ,'1s Is;
3. Phoebe. s1< @ = -, # E. !. II Il s.z.:=s ;:H>
=.34 Bunting. ' &. =-I 5.. 5z T., ,s. 81. s.. !.
Butcher bird. <=s u .5.z i II f =
II s.. Dove E.. I'D 81 .5 II
Flickers {: 5= ==;. ;z.s ...$ & :5
E Duck <S .sz.Ia; 59 !s. h
Booby III
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-10
Engaged,

= Engaged. =. =
-. II have here,'' began the applicant,
"a letter Of Recommendation from my
minister" 49, ;'.~ y r. /
Sorry" interrupted the merchant,
but I'm AFRAID IS s. ~: T x : :.
Pardon me- put in the applicant,
hastily, but the minister writes that
I am so worldly he T utterly disap:
proves ~ r. + ii 81 l zzs== . ! S. !. - =
(" Hang up your hat and cost 1.2#
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-10

The ices and cakes were both heart
shaped, and the hostess wore a beau
tiful jeweled star in her hair.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-10
Similar Sounds.

Similar Sounds.
To cultivate your voice you yell
All day, as loud and faster,
In the same tones a man gives out
Who sheds the porous plaster.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-10
..s!.s;.
Quite 4: 8k oN

; Quite q Blows s'ss. = a. #
;! Why has old Gotrox5 made q new.
will /: -z III ...:=$ a.
. g Hi doctor. advised Xa change of.:
hAis. .= / 2 4 81 H=E
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-10

Eye stars, which are the poetry of
heaven"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20

Europea7l advertisements.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

REMOVAL NOTICE.
Kindly note that the European offices OF Z no
Neu,-York Tribune have been removed from
No fSe Fleet street to the modern office ould'
;ao aOsoes Inn House." No. 2o5 Strand lover
ioskino AIdwyoh and kingsway), London.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
JUDGE R4PS PERJURERS.
Charges Witness uith Lying. and
Threatens S7cift Punishment.

In the trial Of Jacob Gutenberg, truckman
of No 81 Willis street before Judge oSullivan
IN Part ". General Sessions, yesterday after
noon. for the alleged larceny of 5217 dozen pairs
of overaIls from Sweet, Orr & Co. on January
10 Judge O'sullivan roundly denounced wit
nesses who perjured themselves to save their
friends He declared his intention Of sending
any such person whom he could convict to
prison
A clothing dealer. Louis Feinberg, of No. "a
Walker street was the cause OF Judge O'Sulli-
vans outbreak Assistant District Attorney
Miner asked him:
Did you ever buy any such goods, bearing the
marks of Sweet, Orr COZ"
His answer was he did not remember. and II
was then brought out by the District Attorney
that Feinberg was arrested at the same time as
the defendant and charged with receiving stolen
goods Aaron Levy, counsel for the defence,
wanted the mans answer, Il don't remember ''
TO stand His request was overruled and he
took an exception.
At this point Judge O'Sullivan took hand.
Turning to Levy he said:
You can have all the rulings YOU want I don't
care If I an reversed a million times in a mill
ion courts I will not allow you or anybody else
10 trife with the court I will show YOU that
mere is al least one court under this roof that
viii not stand for one second a person coming
here and perJuring himself I know that man
pointing 10 the Witness is lying. No technical
ity OF law can ever prevent me from preventing
perjury being committed here I would rather
surrender my seat on the bench and go back TO
my practice than allow II. No man can come
before this bench and lie TO protect his friends
or aoquaintances. If he does he wifi ioin his
friend q defendant
The witness seemed 10 wilt. and under further
questioning answered that he had bought goods
OF this quality, bearing the name Of Sweet orr
e Co '' vi
The case was then adjourned until this morn
ing ana IL was announced that the District At
torney's Office would start an Investigation into
the relations Of the witness and the defendant
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
PETITIONS I'M B6NkRttprrv

me Following petitions in bapkrun,c,, ,r.x. a.,
yesterday with the clerk OF the rrnita6 g.. ieu
trict Court: 'eu states Dis
No los Fss pst5ion sdit was filed by Hans Joel. Of
az assets OF $50. Petitioner sic teS 80 ot
sc1-,,S ttr u the htIn of Ldeberrnsn q Toa e
Flthhrown. or Boston s. nS7 Pettts[I P9[ IS Charles b.
number OF creditors the arnoIInt -. IL schednies
70 olIeses' s unknown 10 him The sssets cLalins c
ort 4ai property. exempt under the kr1,n,o,
ard EoMard L Fender. No 22s Eas, so,b s.ro.. -,
~ sz6 showing debts Of 80 go and sssa+.
- -! Inc principal creditors re Scbia,,ai.u assets
10 Y William street $500: NcRsssa eHn q Co,
~, y Futon street. 500 The assets se
seEo5 ,aTgnta1y petition filed against Louis
scbegerI3I'. Sporuns goods. Kingston n bs
Sfchoheriine DAILY & Gales and otber erea,,oi - ~
So is asSregsting 1854 Preferential nsyrns1, VII n
~, are alleged. aSIhents or
Robert {: Morris was Appointed r.os,, -. -,
ppGsl2ess OF Richard W Hiilman trs6in sr OF ne
is cfst,ls t.s ofnpany, with bond OF 81 6So II
tbe sbaSSItss oI under attachment PROCEEDINGS bv
Ia. siaeIln OF New York. The proceeds ~ The
,nor, saved 70 the creditors. through the aDnoint
49, ol z bankruptcy receiver who will ~ ns
session or the same. II Is also claimed 10. Ry7
ri.. on June 10 assigned the 'tusvflIe Tror CO..
s eialIn OF Sz "a held by him against the citv
~ -eN aofh. which the receiver will also take oos
session of under the bankruptcy laws e pos-
petition was fied against the Ian
e. foIs, IIKE " company No. 10 West 18th street
u eaoDeIt -. han. James Kane and Han q WRIGHT
49, crealtors, having claims aggregating 81 $40
l.etefeHoes ana judgments are cornplsine5 ~ es
Acts constituting bankruptcy "i dc
An Involuntary petition was filed sgotns, ,r,,
, 20, OF no 80 Wall street by three credi.
el eols-Atlee nee q Williams with a claim of ss,o foy
rendered and Austin Baldwin e CO ssss a. aa sersiees
1lsaASeo 2h thipments. The statement is rnsds
sI-t sle hlosed b2akrupt. through its board a,
On June "A. 1896 'eiN'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
LAWYERS AssAILANr INSANE

A jury in Part I OF General Sessions ve.te-da,,
aIoernoon declared insane John Fohlrnan a teacher
OF languages. Of No. 43l West 18th street. and
Juoge CoWing ordered his commitment n m.
Astteawan Insane Asylum. The grand fury IN
uic'eo bohlTnan for assault;ng Reno r. Ellington
la"yer' of No lssi Broadway. Bohlman was ar
rested and while IN the Torbs has been unde-
The ewes of DR.. Mcguire the Tornbs nbvsc,s,,
Pa,,t oster specialist on diseases of III. ,o,ra
1,e, 1.eolcaL men reported yesterday thai Rnbi
,sritv S-,sl ssLlHerlng from peculiar form Of in
SSyon Sat1s, when led him to imagine ali sorts 10
wrongs were being inflicted on women '''' BUTTS OF
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20
GARBAGE REFouLs BEACHES

Oolhplaint was made 10 Mayor Mcclellan ves-
60 ); tls' @ me dumping Of the city's garbage az
= Delouhng the Rockaway and New Jersey
Dezches Tne Mayor called I'd cornm,ssto.a.
ey 'Oououry ana told him to have an tnsneot,o.
AZ once II he found the complaints tns,Iaoa
sce sec 1aayor told him to that for the fntro .t
feer ytie dumped twenty-five instead 80 tte as
troIbl OUT 70 sea II that does NOT TeneS N n
tsEe5 out s,,,i mayor said the garbage must e ne
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20

,...' ne lo4o"lng petitions in bankruptcy wsrs .,o
.efaay with the clerk of the United States ~.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-20

Tariffs of the Hotels full particulars to route
be had at the European Offices of The Tribune.
at Danes Inn House" 265 Strand (overloOkin
Aldwych and kingsway), london
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Which Did He Take?

DR.. Woodrow Wilson. president OF
Princeton university, was sauntering
down a shady lane one day in the
early summer when he met tall,
handsome youth who had just been
graduated. He was poor but very in
telIigent. In all his courses he had
taken honors, including athletics.
Well. Smith" said DR.. Wilson
through at last, eh?"
Yes. sir. said the young man, smit
ing and blushing
And now what are you going tc
do?"
I hardly know. sir. I have had two
offers"
Two? Wonderful"
Yes, sir. One from a scientific so
ciety, offering me a secretaryship a
s5 a week and the other is from ;
baseball magnate offering me a five
years contract to pitch at $4,000 ;
season"
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
RobertsdaIe

Mike Paylo's father died at Whiting
last night of old age.
Mrs William Bahu of Indiana boule-
ward was a Chicago visitor Tuesday
Mrs. Lucy Knots of Hammond Wis
Violet Nicholson is suffering with a
very bad cold
Mrs. Albert Schultz of 10th street
has recovered from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs William H. schweikert
Of Reese avenue are entertaining out
Of town friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lahahn of Crocker,
Ind. were guests of 3r. and Mrs. Rob
ert Atehison Tuesday
John Eek of Chicago was in town
looking after the interest of his prop
erty Monday.
Mrs Herman Thiesen and sister
Wilma Bahu were Chicago visitors
yesterday.
r. ". Carter of Hammond candidate
for justice of the peace was around
soliciting for votes here Yesterday
George Dorsch and another party at
tended a picnic at Sharpshooter's park
sunday.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Dyer News.

Joseph Gels and family made a Wis
iting trip to St John yesterday.
Frank Scheidt made business trip
to st. John yesterday.
Phil Keilman made a business trip
to Hammond yesterday.
Mrs Mat Hilbrich was here yesterday
on business.
Miss Margaret Heinan is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scholl and Mrs.
Peter Klein, Sr., were at St John yes
terday to visit friends there.
The Misses Barbara. TiIie and Es-
tella Scheidt attended the Scheidt- Hoff-
man wedding at st. John yesterday.
Several Dyer people attended the
wedding Of Miss Regina Scheidt of St
John to Michael Hoffman of this place
at St. John yesterday.
our carpenters are still working in
the neighborhood OF Crown Point. They
intend to finish their job there BY We'd
nesday evening.
Mat Hoffman has taken a position
as substitute rural mail carrier. route
No. l. of Dyer. Papers were complet-
ed and sent to Washington last week
Moeller Bros, our well men, were
busy yesterday laying pipes from the
well on our church property to the
center of the lawn to furnish water fol
sprinkling during the summer months
The children We're very happy yes
terday at the sight of the first snow
crystals of the season. 1t reminded
them of the sport in store for then
from now until next April
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
East Side News.

Side yesterday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Nels Edman of
Mrs. Michael Moran of S7-95th street
is sick at her home.
East Side Yesterday on business.
Mrs. Cornelia Meeker of Burnside
was on the East Side Yesterday.
Mrs. +. S. Edman was called to South
Bend on account Of the serious illness
Of her brother.
entertained a number of friends AZ her
home last evening
The East side Pleasure club will
give a reception and BAH at Bloom
berg's hall in the near future.
Avenue ]. between 1o4tb and 105tb
streets. is nearing completion.
Rose Biork. the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Biorz Of the East side
IS sick.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Death of James Lavery.

James Lavery was found dead on the
sidewalk by Chief of Police Lawler al
$50 o'clock last night, at the corner
of Fred street and White Oak avenue.
He had not been lying there long for
he had left his home only a short time
before to go to the store to make pur-
chases for the evening meal.
Mr.. Lavery has been a sufferer from
heart disease for many years, and it is
owing to a sudden attack of this to
which his death was due.
He is the father of Pete Lavery OF
Fred street. with whom he, until re
Gently, made his home.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Whiting News

Mrs. Alfred Dimmock of Ohio avenue
is under the doctors care.
Mrs Nick Wilson of oliver street
was in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Gibson's mother has returned to
her home in southern Illinois
The high school girls have secured
Mettier's hall for basket ball purposes.
Mrs Merle Christy is visiting her
brother. George Buck, Of Ohio avenue.
Mrs Jack Hughes of Fred street is
entertaining Mrs Hartley Of South Chi
cago.
Mr.. Jones of the Chicago Telephone
company was in Whiting on business
yesterday.
Miss keenan, Of Chicago is visiting
the Misses Ivy Goldsmith and Maage
Hazlett.
a party consisting Messrs. GiraEa
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Valparaiso News.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 5. P. Coeboy. a
son this morning.
George 3. Gregg Of Hebron was in
town today.
Clayton Aylesworth of Hebron was
in town today.
Ben Becker Of Hammond was in town
today.
Mott corcoran was in Hammond to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Dolson left for
California today to stay for the winter.
Rev Bennenghoff and Mrs. George
Wade left this afternoon 10 attend the
annual meeting Of the Baptist State
convention at Kokomo
Prof G. w. Meet left this morning for
Rock Island, ILL.,. 10 attend the annual
meeting Of the National Congress of
Farmers Mr.. Neel was appointed
delegate BY Gov. Hanly. Delegates are
expected to be in attendance from every
state in the union.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Funeral of Mr.. PayIo.

The funeral of Michael Paylo's faith
er, who died Monday OF old age was
held this morning at o'clock
The funeral procession proceeded
from their home on Schrage avenue to
the Slavish church in Robertsdale.
where services were held by Father
Benedict
Mr. Paylo had many friends here and
his funeral was one of the largest ever
held here.
Interment was at Greenwood ceme-
terry, Hammond.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
East Chicago

Several cases of diphtheria have been
reported around town.
The candidates for county Offices are
now very busy visiting their friends
Mrs. Barbara Moss returned last
night from Indianapolis where she Wis
tied friends.
August Johnson made hurried
business trip to Hobart yesterday after
noon.
The first snow of the winter fell
Tuesday, reminding us that winter is
coming.
Mrs. Unger Of Chicago has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. often
heimer.
Rev Paul Helm Of Columbus. O.. was
in Fast Chicago yesterday on business,
looking after his property.
First the ice man, and now the coal
man Everybody wants their stoves
put up and want coal delivered al once.
All the coal dealers are rushed to death.
Misses Gertrude Cole and Fannie
Cohen attended the matinee in Chicago
today, seeing The Time. the Place and
the Girl"
| Mrs. II. NJ. johnson has painted quite
1 a stock of china, and expects to have
a sale in the near future Just where
she will have her display has not beer
definitely decided upon. but VIII be
some place on the main street.
Sunday night the carpenter shop 81
the Wisconsin Lumber company was
broken into and all the tools taken
No clew as yet has been found, but the
police will asked to keep after it auC
try and locate the thieves.
The Davidson Foundry company i.
about ready to make shipment o.
goo man-hole covers to be used in III,
| government sewerage system in tn,
city of Manila. Philippine Islands. they
having been awarded the contract owe.
all other competitors.
The superintendent of the Lake Shor.
spent most of the day riding betweel
Indiana Harbor and GrasselH in hi
observation car. inspecting the road
His car is quite d unique one. havin,
the engine and coach all in one. TIL
car Is so constructed that the super
intendent can sit up along side tn
engineer. giving him an opportunit,
TO give the tracks a critical examina
ton.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Tolleston

Mr. Eaider OF the firm Of Smith &
Baider Of Whiting, was in town today
on business.
Chas. Spalding of Fact Chicago was
in town today looking after the inter
est of the carpenters.
Harry Burge Of Hammond was IN
town today on official business.
Yesterday we saw the first fan of the
beautiful snow. There was not enough
is cover the ground but lust a gentle
reminder Of what we may expect in the
future.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

Monday night The crew picked him
up and took him on TO Cedar Lake. He
was alive when they found him, but
died a few minutes after arriving at
the lake. The unfortunate man told
the conductor that his name was Fritz
Brown. He had the appearance of be
ing a laboring man. Undertaken Weav-
er brought the remains 10 Lowell where
they are being held until the train
crew comes back, so they can be used
as witnesses in the inquest that Will
be held today
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

Mrs Edward Cadle entertained a
number of her lady friends at her home
at 1928 Ontario avenue on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of her twenty NTH
birthday. a good time is reported by
all the guests
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

The bride was gowned in white and
carried a bouquet OF brides roses. Miss
Louise Scheidt was maid of honor and
Miss Mayme Hoffman was bridesmaid.
The groom was attended by John Hof-
man and Jos. Scheidt- After the eere-
mony friends and relatives of the bride
and groom gathered at the home of the
bride where a good time was enjoyed
by all
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Gans-Nelson Fight.

The moving pictures at the electric
theater last night presented the Cans
Nelson fight at Goldfeld
An admission of Is cents was charg-
ed, and many who attended say it was
just an imitation of the real fight
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

Mrs. FL Hurd entertained the Rose
club last evening and a good time is
reported. Mrs. D. Silverman won first
prize and Mrs. II. Renberger the BOBBY.
The crowd returned home in an auto
mobile
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Gary News

Albert Morris, the deputy sheriff Of
Hammond. was attending TO his part
OF the work IN the Dumpfre case which
comes up today in the superior court,
out here yesterday morning. This is
the criminal trial of the man who stab
bed another man lying in a bunk at
the great lakes camp some weeks ago,
and Albert was subpoenaing witnesses.
Several other officers Of the East Chi
cago force were with him. In com
menting on the campaign that is rag
ing, he expressed himself as not at
ali uncertain as to its outcome, believ-
ing that Lake county can be depended
upon to take care of her reputation for
getting good men in most, il not all
of the offices.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
ST. John News.

Bernard Blocker made trip to Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs. Louis Erb returned from Chi
cago Heights last night where she Wis
tied her sick sister.
The auction bills for the sale Of the
personal property of John Schissle Of
Scherervile for oct. 90. are out.
William f. Keilman, who has been
branching out into real estate during
the past year, has sold another one Of
his Kansas farms.
Air. and Mrs. John Scholl Of Nebraska.
ana Mrs. Klein Of Dyer are visiting
with John Pfeifer and family at st.
John. Mr. and Mrs. j. Seholl are max
ing an extensive visit in this part of
Lake county.
new town is being laid out at
SNYDER station about twenty miles
south Of st. John, on the crossing Of the
g. T. q 5. r. II. and the Three l. r. r.
eople have a chance to invest their
money bv buying lots which Will be
On sale from oct. Is on.
Auchale Holman Of Dyer and Miss
Regina Schcidt Of ST. John were united
in marriage yesterday at 9 O'Clock al
St. Johns Catholic church. by the Rev
Father Zumbilde of Hanover Center
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Don't Want to Climb.

Rather than make an effort TO reach
the top some men prefer to remain at
the bottom for the purpose Of helping
yull others down.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

The Westrumite company has com
pleted its work on oliver street and
Sheridan avenue. A representative Of
the concern was at the council meeting
last night and said they wished TO make
a settlement There viii be a meeting
of the property owners Of said streets
at the city hall Thursday evening at q
O'Clock and all interested should not
fail TO attend.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10
Lowell News.

DR.. Broad has purchased fine thor
oughbred road mare.
DR.. J. L. Hill has returned from a
visit to his daughters in Oklahoma
Postmaster George vanalstine of
Monticello is visiting Lowell relatives
and friends
Mr. Cooley. the new railroad section
foreman. has moved with his family to
Lowell.
Charley Taylor is confined to his
home a greater part of the time with
asthma.
Doc" Driscon has gone to New
York city for two or three weeks
stay. During his absence W. L. Hand
ley viii have charge of his drug store.
\ big boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford Anderson Monday afternoon.
smiley" now has the right to smile
over the event Of little smiley"
Cal Nichols and family have moved
TO Cook, on the Indiana Harbor rail
road in Hanover township, where he
viii have charge Of the c. T. Nichols
& Company new grain elevator
Miss Cora Everett who was a clerk
in the Lowell postofice under Post
master Lynch. has taken a position in
the Rensselaer, postoffice as head clerk
and bookkeeper.
Claude Rumsey. the concrete mason.
has put i'll $1,000 feet Of cement walks
in Lowell this season and has five
hundred feet more to finish 4 Rens-
selaer company has also put in several
thousand feet and before another year
it is predicted that every walk in Low
ell will be either of cement or stone
Charley Calkins of Chicago. who
spent last week in Oklahoma with his
brother. Leonard. visited his parents
here from sunday till Tuesday He re-
ports his brother down in Oklahoma
as enjoying fine health and that he ex-
poets to visit his parents here in an
other month.
While workmen were repairing the
roof over Grant Bros store Monday
afternoon the sparks from the fire the,
were using We're blown to Chas. Stew
ems saloon and George Wilson'S black
smith shop, nearly causing a seriou,
/ confagration. but being discovered il
| time, was soon extinguished
| A man was struck by a southbount
freight train Just south of ST. Johr
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

Mr.. Jones. superintendent of the Tele-
phone company. visited at the Hege-
wisch exchange yesterday.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

Frank Olsen of Hegewisch visited at
the home OF his sister, Mrs. Charles
Stuck of West Pullman. last sunday
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

with her mother Mrs. Hollingshead
who Is reported very sick.
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

A man was struck by a southbound
freight train Just south Of ST. John
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

Harry Kilcullen mas returned from
Dakota where he took his famous grey
hound to participate in the series Of
races which are being held at that
place.
In the first race the dog owned by
Mr.. LOFTS of South Chicago came in
first and won for his master $1,000.
and Mr. Kilcullen's dog came III sec
ond
The Lake County times., 1906-10-10

Mrs. John Welsby entertained the l.
: club at her home on New York ave
nue. yesterday afternoon.