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The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-23
10 TRY HIM
Harry K. TEaw Slated for
 Criminal Court Q

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 New York, Nov. 23-The court has sustained the motion of William Tray CTS Jerome, prosecuting attorney, that Harry K. Thaw be tried in the crimi- nal branch of the supreme court on the charge of murder jo the first degree for killing Stanford White. The motion for special panel for the case has been withdrawn.
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night at Saudusky, Ohio. The story ot death comes from Marquette and Bufa' To. More than a score of lives have been sacrificed according reports re- ceived up to the present time.
 More than 20 barges and vessels have sunk. Most of the sailing vessels are small, Further reports of disaster are expected.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-23
GREAT NORTHERN TO TAKE
 OVER BURLINGTON
Jim Hill Admits That His Lines Are to Be Merged the Burlington to Lose It's Identity
 and Become a Branch

as part of the Great Northern system by Great Northern officers. Its rolling stock will be relabIed and it will pass out of existence entirely.
 It is said the merger will not be op- posed by the state because the Burling ton and the Great Northern are not competing parallel railroads.
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Especial Dispatch to Daily AIaskanl
 St. Paul. Minn., Nov. 22-J. J. Hill
 yesterday made a statement confirming the rumor that it is his intention to merge the Burlington into the Great Northern. The Burlington will lose its identity entirely. It will be managed
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-23
GUNNISON WORKS
 ON OPINIONS

Judge Gunnison is making use of the exclusion which he gains by being at Sxagway with court adjourned and at- torueys away to work up decisions on cases that have been pending in his court under advisement
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sented to do so, and it has been arranged that we are to exchange courts until the opening of navigation in the spring, he to reach Juneau early in February, and I to be in Fairbanks as soon as possible after March lst. The transfer is temporary only, and each is to return to his own work as soon as navigation opens."
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Wellington Still Due

The Wellington is still passed due to arrive in Skagway. She is expected at any time. it is thought storms have delayed her.
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GETS OFF
Congressman Humphrey L4ayes for Washington

Special Dispstcn to Daily A.askan)
 Seattle. Nov. @& Representative William F. Humphrey, of this city, lett vesterdaw for Washington to he pres enl at the coming session of congress. He ,ays he is interested 10 securing e large appropriation for the Alaska Nukop-Pacihc fair which will take place ju 1909
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JUNEAU PAPER IS
 FIGHTING COURT

Juneau, Nov. 23-Thc Juneau Record Miner has begun a bitter fight against Judge Gunnison, whom 1t accues of being incompetent.
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WORST TRANSFORM
 IN MANY YEARS

The rainstorm which continued all day yesterday was the worst that has visited Sksgway in several years. One and eight-tenths inches of water fell from the beginning of yesterday until noon today.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-23

The Marguerite cigar is made from the best Havana Tobacco and has no equal. On sale at w. w. Boughton.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-11-23
Dominion Wire Down

The Dominion wire was down until late today and there was no weather report.
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Therell be things doin' at the Hard Times Dance.
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Everybody is going to the Hard Times Dance.
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Get your old duds ready for the Hard Times Dance.
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Gage street Hats at Harrisou's.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Especial Stock Service to the Lake
County Times).
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York, Aug. 6.-People who
sold stocks short Saturday on the
publication of a bank statement and
the general weakness apparent
right up to the close of a short ses-
sion were eager buyers this morning
and their operations brought about
a rally of about two points in most
of the active issues with Union Paci-
fic and Southern Pacific the undisput-
ed leaders. The former scored an
advance of three points, compared
with Saturdays closing figures, and
the latter rose to II -, an advance
of / IL. The buying of these two
speeialties was on an enormous scale
and was attributed to the Hartman
interests, who have been conspicuous
manipulators of these two securities
for months, and the action OF the
Southern Pacific gives more cFedence
to the rumors that have been in cir
culation for months, that is that this
road will be put on a dividend basis
some time this year, and it's declara-
tion will probably be on the basis OF
per cent per annum. In the indus
/ trial group the steel issues were the
prominent feature and the buying Of
both common and preferred was OF
a large scale, both for investment anc
by shorts who oversold the market
/ Saturday
The general market closed with {
firm undertone, and the advance wai
we'll sustained, particularly in UnioI
Pacific, which closed within one-hal
point of the highest point reached
and represented a rally of twent,
points in this security since the Sal
Francisco earthquake.
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morrow frightened the bull opera
tors. The market closed steady at
a slight advance for the day.
Oats opened weak and in SYM
pathy with the corn market, but lat
er turned strong and closed at the
best prices of the day. The cash
situation is an improved condition
and quite a line was worked for ex-
port. rumor having it twenty boat
loads.
Provisions easier on selling by
houses with foreign, connections and
a few of the large packers. The mar
the general weakness APPARENT
however, and closed steady TO firm
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Chicago. Aug. Wheat opened
a trifle frmer on buying by COM
mission houses, and shorts covering.
The news favored the bull party The
receipts both here and in the south
west were considerably smaller than
they have been during the past week
and the best judges think they will
fall of from now on. The market
had a rally of one-half cent from the
low point at the opening, and it
is the first time the market has
shown any rallying power since the
decline started from ~ cents.
Corn. The opening was rather
weak, with several important lines OF
long September corn thrown on the
market, but this was well absorbed
and later the market showed some
strength. Rains in Illinois Sunday
and predictions OF more today and to-
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WANTED-Ten laborers for outside
work. Apply at once at w. B.
C0NKEY cOMPANY.-s.A,2t.

WANTED-Two boys between IT
and IS years of age. willing to
learn a trade can find steady employ
ment at the Invalid Appliance and
Cabinet Mfg. Co. 40 Indiana ave-
nue.. If not looking for steady en-
ployment don't apply. Syst
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

Carleton. H. johnson, Mt.
Ewing, KY; ], E. Thomas. Chicago;
Jne. It. Byrafe. Chicago; J. A, Ber-
ger. Chicago; " F. Bode. Chicago;
c. E. Holmes aud wife, Chicago; H
L. Hale. Hale, Chicago; B. n. Rob-
inson, Chicago, T, Snyder, Chicago
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Adolph Etling, formerly of Ham
mond, now of Waukegan, was here
today, on business matters.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WAN r E Dining Room girls
chambermaids, dishwasheFs. Good
wages. HOTEL MAJESTIC, Ham
mond, Ind.-s ,6,6t.
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In Social Circles

Communication pertaining to
this department may be addressed
to Miss Daisy L. Emery. Society
Editor The Lake County Times.
Telephone Ill.
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Whiting, August 6.J-(speciaD

Whiting, August -(SpeciaD
Saturday, August 4th at Goshen,
Ind, occurred the wedding of Rev.
]. NJ. Artman, pastor of the Congre-
gational church to Miss Mildred Blu
benzer of that place. Miss Buben-
ger is a graduate of the University
of Indiana and has been teaching in
Goshen. Mr. Artman came to Whit
short time has won many friends
who wish him and his bride a happy
and prosperous life. After a short
wedding tour they will return about
August 5 TO make Whiting their
future home.
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THE CITY

H. S. Booth went to Chicago today
on business.
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Henry Huber was in Chicago to-
day on business matters.
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A. F. Blackburn made business
trip to Chicago this morning.
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Mrs. Cynthia sohl and daughter
yesterday evening.
Miss Clara Yeager was the guest
of friends in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Callie Johnson is reported to
be quite Ill at her home in Chicago
-
Mr. and Mrs. George Dobbins and
Mr. and Mrs Ray Reed visited the
White City yesterday.
Miss Stella Weddeil spent the week
end with Miss Lottie Hazard in En-
glewood.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faber were
IN Chicago yesterday visiting
friends.
Mr. and hrs. P. J. Lyons Of
Rimbach avenue spent yesterday
in Chicago with friends.
AR and Mrs. George S. Rawling
went to South Haven for few days
cutting today.
A number of Hammond young
men will give a dancing party at
the South Bay hotel in Indiana Har-
Dor tonight.
Thomas kennedy and family saw
THE Land of Nod at the Chicago
opera house last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. schloer of
Chicago, We. the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob sehloer yesterday.
There viii be a rehearsal Of the
Merry Milkmaids at the N. E. church
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Triton of Chi
cage, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Evers of this city, yester-
day.
Miss Edna Tieeh went to Michi-
gan City yesterday to spend a week
with --sse4ves.
sown.
Miss Celia Hasse has returnd from
Grand Rapids. Mich, and has resum-
ed her duties in the Lion store.
Miss Sarah Rubin of Chicago spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Mayer Rubin.
Miss Elsa Masepohl left thi
morning for Valparaiso where she
is attending school
Miss Louie Hughes of Crown Poin
will be the visitor of Miss Beatrice
Hanson this week.
Miss Elizabeth Reider of Chicago
returned to her home today afte
visit with Miss Mary Krost.
Misses Mabel and Lulu sherb.
have returned from a weeks Yaca
ton spent at Mareago, III.
Miss Daisy EeKaown of Chieag
was the guest OF hir sisters, Miss Ma
RE MeKeawn and Ags. ]. 3. ortt yes
terday.
Miss Margaret Schmidt was tn
guest Of hep parents at Cedar LAX
yesterday
Mr. ana Mrs. Ray Reed and Nj
and Mrs. George pohbins were a
the White city YESTERDAY
Mrs. J. W. Blackburn and so
Franklin, were in Chicago last Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Bellsmey aad daughter wer
IN Hammond this morning on thei
way to their home in Monon, afte
spending the week end in Chicago.
Mrs M, Baney and Mp. and Nrl
y. Shearsr and family were til
guests OF friends in East Chieago las
evening.
Miss Lydia Hennin was the sues
of friends in Chicago yesterday an
saw "Bedfords Hope" at the Grea
Northern last night.
-
The Epworth League of the NJ. F
church is to hold it's monthly busi
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Charles Crumpacker went to Chi
cage this afternoon to the theatre.
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A. F. Blackburn made business
trip to Chicago this morning.
Henry Huber was in Chicago to-
day on business matters.
Charles Crumpacker went to Chi
cago this afternoon to the theatre.
B. S. Wiley went to Chicago this
afternoon to transact business for /
the Product Mfg. Co.
D. E. Boone. Ernest Shortridge, !
Sen. Bell and R. II. Schneider went
to Chicago to see a ball game.
George Korinek was the visitor
of VIM. J. Thompson of Wolf Lake
yesterday.
j. Kristerfall went to the city this
morning on business for the w. B.
Conkey company.
NJ. Kolb, the druggist, made a
number of business calls in the city
today.
THE Midnight Flyer" company
went to Rensselaer, this morning
where it will appear this evening.
J, @. David, travelling freight
agent for the Monon, was in Ham
mond this morning.
baby girl arrived last Saturday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Canff, 269 Sibley street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ames went to
Chicago today for both pleasure and
business.
The excavation for the foundation
of the new Methodist church was
started this morning.
John Claussen of the Lion store
was at Valparaiso, his home, yester-
day.
Messrs. George and Henry Miller
We're at Cedar Lake yesterday tc
spend the day there.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. R. Rasburn in Logan street, las
Saturday night.
John Whitehall, who recently NOV
ed from Hammond to South Bend
: visited with Harvey Blair yesterday
Rev. n. E. Sinninger of this cit!
delivered a sermon at the South Chi
cago Congregational church las
night.
Messre Barnie Young, Otto Negel
and Noble Morrelli were passenger
on the 18Th Monon for Chicago thi
morning.
Harry Weis of the Weis drug stor
on State street went to Chicago to
day to attend to some business mat
tiers.
There will be no preaching servic
at the NJ E. church next Sunday
as the pastor will be away on his va
q cation.
q George H. Marston, who is a cues
d at the Erie hotel, reports to tn
+ police of having lost a leather poke
e book last Saturday,
y Miss Florence Shea who was OF
: Grated on for appendicitis. last wee
is doing as well as could be expected
The family were allowed to visit he
e on Sunday.
G Curley, the dare devil, made b
s advertised three slides yesterday 8
/ the skating rink at Forsyth. TIL
/, new ankle slide went off without
n hitch.
> The moonlight excursion while
d was to have been run last Saturda
:. night by the Christian church. W;
/ postponed owing to the lateness
:. the boats arrival
l. The lahorers worked all day yeste
d day on the South Holman stree
$ sewer, filing in. 1t is very unlike
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Miss Clara Yeager was the guest
of friends in Chicago yesterday.
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Grown Point, Aug. &c pecian
Announcement was made Saturday
of the marriage of Miss Jessie Ross
to Herbert Wheaton which took
place July 80 at Wheaton, H. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
], w. James, pastor of the Congfe-
gational church there. Mrs. Wheat
on was an employe of the Lake
County Title and Guaranty company
and left in July to spend a vacation
in Paw Paw Lake. Chicago and
Wheaton Mr. Wheaton is a teacher
in the Lake county schools. The
young couple intended TO keep theil
marriage secret. but when they
learned they could not they announc-
ed it Saturday.
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Mrs. Cynthia Sohl and daughter
yesterday evening.
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Geo. P. Stout. one of the eity's
leading coal dealers has left his Of
fee for some time in order TO re-
in health. His business
will continue during his absence as
heretofore.
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Miss Anna Rubin left today for a
visit with her sister in Danville, III.
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Mrs. Edgar. d. Crumpacker re-
ceiged Friday afternoon from to
o o'clock at her home in Valparaiso
in honor of a number of ladies who
are visiting in the city. The rooms
were decorated with plants and cut
flowers and during the afternoon sew
eral musical numbers were given
Misses Edith and Auretta Agnew,
Carrie Stinchfield and Ethel Gardner
assisted in serving.
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Miss Callie Johnson is reported to
be quite i'll at her home in Chicago. /
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The annual commencement of the
Valparaiso University will be held
Thursday evening, Aug 16, at the
auditorium The address TO the class
will be given by Or. ]. w. Carr, su-
peFinteRdent OF schools at Dayton,
0. The Crescent society Will open
commencement week Aug. 10 at the
Auditorium With its anniversary pro-
gram. The scientific class will hold
its exercises Tuesday evening, Aug.
IA, and e. b. Bryan of Branklin Col
Iege will give the address. DR.. r.
c. Alley Of the State University at
Bloomington viii give the annual adj
dress at the Alumni reception and
banquet which win be given Wednes-
day, Aug. Is.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Behring Of
32z Truman avenue and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Behring of $50 Truman
avenue. visited Mrs. Charles Beh-
rings mother. Mrs. Hiram Peters in
Humbolt Park, Chicago, yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Dobbins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reed visited the
White City yesterday.
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Mesdames Ian Kinney. Margaret
Malo, Miss Lucia Kinney and Mr.and
Mrs. Thee Scherer and Theodore
Scherer were on an excursion trip
to Racine, Wis, yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-06

Miss Bertha Moon. who has been
visiting at the home of Henry Tech,
353 South Holman street, returned
to her home in EIkhart yesterday.
Miss Arlie Tiech and Harry Frame
accompanied her as far as St Joe.
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George II. Marston, who is a guest
at the Erie hotel, reports to the
police of having lost a leather pocket
book last Saturday.
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Miss Florence Shea who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis. last week
is doing as well as could be expected.
The family were allowed to visit her
on Sunday.
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Messre Barnie Young, Otto Negele
and Noble Morrelli were passengers
on the 11:11 Monon for Chicago this
morning.
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A double wedding, was celebrated
yesterday in Jewish circles when
Miss Dora Block, daughter of Ga
briel Block, was united in marriage
to Jacob Zobotten and Miss Amy
Block. daughter of Al. Block, be-
came the bride of Sol. Kanlan. The
ceremony was performed By Rabbi
Harry Berkman at o'clock at the
residence. 627 sibley street. After
the ceremony reception was given
and wedding supper was sreTed.
4 large number OF friends of the
families attended from Chicago.
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Harry Weis of the Weis drug store
on State street went to Chicago to-
day to attend to some business mat
tiers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-06

Martin Doviyik of the firm of Paul
seatena and company returned satur-
day afternoon from weeks visit
with friends in Clinton, Ia.
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Miss orpha Smith of 134 ogden
street, and her cousin, Miss Rosa
Christy Of Coatyille. Ind, returned
home this evening from Massena, Ia,
where they have been visiting for
several weeks.
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There will be no preaching service
at the Nj. e. church next Sunday,
as the pastor will be away on his va
cation
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B. s. Wiley went TO Chicago this
afternoon to transact business fol
the Product Mfg. Co,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Triton of Chi
eago, We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Evers of this city, yester-
day.
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Miss Edna Tieeh went TO Miehi-
gan City yesterday to spend week
with -~ss.e4ves.
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Miss Celia Hasse has returnd from
Grand Rapids. Mich, and has resum-
ed her duties in the Lion store.
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The lahorers worked all day yester=
day on the South Holman street
sewer, filing in. 1t is very unlikely
that there Will be any complaints
as the residents are as anxious as
the contractor to have the work fin
ished.
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There will be rehearsal Of the
Merry Milkmaids at the M. E. church
this evening.
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Mrs. Ira Dickson is entertaining
her brother, T. R. Burton of New
York City. Miss Birdie Griffith of
CrawfordsYille and II. ". Johnson of
Michigan City are also her guests.
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Miss Sarah Rubin of Chicago spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayer Rubin.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank J. Schloer of
Chicago, we. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob SehlaeF yesterday.
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Miss Stella Weddeil spent the week
end with Miss Lottie Hazard in En-
EleWooA
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"Curley. the dare devil, made his
advertised three slides yesterday at
the skating rink at Forsyth. The
new ankle slide went off without
hitch.
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oFyille Harold who sang for the
Hammond male chorus at its Mag
concert, is making a hit in New York
with his singing Of the champagne
song in the second act of the Social
Whirl'' at the Casino theater on
Broadway. An article in high praise
of the Indiana man appeared recent
ly in the New York Sun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-06

Rev. ~ E. Sinninger of this city
delivered a sermon at the South Chi
cago congregational church last
night
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The moonlight excursion which
was to have been run last Saturday
night by the Christian church. was
postponed owing to the lateness of
the boats arrival
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John Whitehall, who recently NOV
ed from Hammond to South Bend,
visited with Harvey Blair yesterday
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Thomas Kennedy and family saw
THE Land of Nod at the Chicago
opera house last evening.
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Misses Mabel and Lulu Sherry
have returned from a weeks Yaca-
ton spent at Mareago, Ill.
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Miss Elsa Masepohl left this
morning FOR Valparaiso where she
. is attending school.
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A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. R. Rasburn in Logan street, last
Saturday night.
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D. E. Boone, Ernest Shortridge
Sen. Bell and r. II. Schneider wen
to Chicago to see a ball game.
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Miss Elizabeth Reider of Chicago
returned to her home today after
visit with Miss Mary Krost.
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The Epworth League of the NJ. f.
church is to hold its monthly busi-
ness and social meeting next Tuesday
evening at the lake front, Instead of
the church.