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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
|APRESLOIES 7 NVIICIAS

Feliae Sierra Figderos, Manuel Mar
tinez Rcssdo, Csndelsrio Granada,
Feljx Qlif0nes, canon Bautiata y
Antonio Q lirindongo. Total, oncs re
publicanos menos. Y s'gue 10 des'
bsndada.
~Hasta ell dia Is del mes actusl
qusdara1 fiiada 81 p6blico en- 10 ca.a
ayuntamiento, para los tfectos conai :
guientes, una lissa de los individuos,
casas mercsntiles corporsciones su.
ietas & patsntea de comercio indus
triss On ssta municlpslidad.
Esss noehs cele b-ara sssl6n el
comIte untonissa local.
-Ai1 no 10 hs reauelto NADIA, iu'
dicialmsnte, sohre los iltimoa suessos
de Juans Dfaz, El Juez Banet reera.
s6 q Coamo no bien tarmin6 10 invss.
tigaci6n.
-Hemos recibldo sargeta invita-
ci6n para Ia tieAta que se celsbr4,a en-
el Tsstro Nacional de Wa.h!rgson ell
10 del eursante JUNO con motive de-
graduArse los itvauea que estudian le
yes en- aquslla Unlversidsd.
Han aldo pueAtos On libertad TOR
oumplimiento de condena Marcelo Mar
tinez. 4 ;tebAn Sobs y Juan Robles.
Ell pr6xlmo jueves veremos en-
nusstro teatro 81 Ciremat6grst, del
ssiior G Arcis, que tan buenos rscuer
dos dejsra dc su primsra exhlblc!6n
On Ponce.
-Kaieres que massn. LIS poli,ia
dstuvo & Ana 0 'RgA por hAber ogre
dido a otra muisr.
En- 10 eeouela / Industrial, Gale
del Comsrcio, 90 sfsctus d mif9na
mi6rcolss una exhibition do los trs
bsios rsaliEados en- aquel sstablsct
miento durarts el $40 ssoolar que &
naliIark en- brevs, DAmoa gracta Dor
la invitaci6p que hsmos recib do para
dieho aeto.
Eel dia / de Julio habra gran
des earrerss an el HI r6dromo pc rcefi0.
Q aimee caballos 60 han inscrito hasta
hoy, Hay muchs animation entire los
amautes do cate sport.
Ell dia 28 del mes en- curse 90
llsvArA &tiseso el remsss para retor'
mar las escAleras del psrque de bonn
bsros, s,f como el riego dc csllea par
oil eisrcicio do !. sC6 a /, 907.
-R'g'ss6 de Asysgti sl llcsn
clado Rossndo Matter 20 Cin.r6n.
Han sido soncluidas lAs ohras
de ensanche dc la plaza del m ,rcsdo,
hab.eadolele psgado oil con.rstists
don Pedro Rodrlguex Dlsa gu 4 TINA
ssrti6oaci6n Asesndsnte q 10 suma de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
Para los que quleran COI0car
blen su dinsro
CALLE MAYOR, 81,

Sc vends 6 arrienda On PonGe, en-
10 eAlie ATOCHA, ls mas csnsrisA de
10 e!udsd entire las dos plaxRs prinai-
palca, IN Almassn de mamposserfa y
MADEIRA dol pals, de II pies pulga.
das s de trente por la calls del Sol }
SO II pulgadAa poP Ia dc ATOCHA
ircnte { las easAS de EnmAnuslli i G.,
r. VAldeeilla Eemanos 4 @.
For tener ssIs Almaeen dos ArFI-
moa ss haes muy iAcll iabticarls una
plepsa Altai Somdn kngnlo de NAM
pos.sria aolamsnss. TAmhisn una Dc
dos plantas nanposteris eontiRua .
Antarior en- 10 sAlls del SOL, Fl QUE
AdquierA eEla pFopisdsd lendrA uE
busn inaerss Dc ga dlnero, Para In
lornss diFIgiFss { RArAM RivEzl
GsEaI -,seI H. Penss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
Asamb|ea republican,
NO Sc EXPONGAN,,,

Ya hay algunos republlcsnoa que
Green que Ia pr6xima assmb!ea de su
partldo dsbe cslebrsrse en- Maysgu z,
Todo por el pseto eonsabido en-
tire msnsndiatas y faisrdtaA,
Sin duds piensan que ESQ debe
hacerse como un estfmulo 8 I'm prem!o
para los rspublicsnos de 10 ciudad del
Yagu.z. en- virtud do su rtciente acto
politieo.
No est& NAL, aur que, bien mira
do, 10 proposition tlsns puntos y II
betss muy irref xivcs.
En- Ponce 90 sabe que 10 tai union
e.t&. como vulgarmenis 80 dice, Ersn.
dida con al6leres.
Ia hAbido muchos enconos, dis.
cordias y motivos de sspsraci6n On :
tire las fraceiones republicAnAs do Ma
ysga:z, para que ain mas nj mas Ee
divide TODD On einco minutes.
81 % eelebra 10 asamblea en- MS'
yseuz alli 90 reunen, on un local
csrrado, loa nusvos bandos de villa
trits, pudisrA sucsder que del eAlor do
los debates aurgisse una nusva rup'
turA y sl cacareado pacto Qusd ase
por las trszas, b cho trizas, deiando
al partido republican, sonvortido on
trcSos.
En- tests general ctssmos cue los
rspublicsnoa punes debisran cslebrar
aaAmbleas, porQue resultsn fatales
para ellos.
No hay mas que reoordar 10 tlii'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
Junta t!cOI3t De P0nc'.- P R.

A LOS MAEsTROs. La Junta e.
collar de Ponce, psrA pcdar cumpli'
mentar 10 precepiuado en- Ia secei6n
81 dc IL Ley Escolar vigerte, invita- &
loa mse,sros que deaeen siereer en- ca
10 distrito dursnte oil pr( xImo $40 es.
solar, q presentsr sus 80 lsltudes y
corrsspoudisntes csrtifcados en- Ia of.
Gina de Ia Junts, cslls Mayor q, con
,ntela,i6n oil dfa "a dol mes en- curse.
Ts case presents que todos los maes
tos, tanto los que eiercen aetualments
somoloz que asp iren ser cortratAdoa
dsber&u llenar las f>rmslidadss pres.
eriias por Ia ley,-Poncs, JUNO II de
1906. -El Prsaidsnte,
al d, JGc0b0 Tur.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
NdrtsS 1s.

AuNftSo
-Propto rsaparece, d cor aupliRs
meioraa, ell peri6dico espiritista Gel
B. 60 Ssr!ido,
Sc encuepirsn en- et to ciudaa las
sprecisblea sefloritax Hono-e, h'jas
de den Victor Honnre, de Msysgusz.
Han sido pusssos en- libertad, i,
por extinction &c condemns, Tomas
Baez, qulsn cumpii6 meses por sbu.
so do conhsnza; j t6 Raldiris, me.
ses por fslaa representation; y Vicen.
te Sar ch me,ss ror huto menor.
Totos ron de Ponce
-se or cusntfan en- esta elidsd
los aehores Trjssspy y FAblitides
Franesssh', do Jaars Diaz, quienes
regressran ssta tards & au resideneia' E
e1- En- vista del gan suosso que
hemos ohtsnido con las amoliacIones
en- bu'tN de fotcgsstiss que otrecs-
mos nueasra clientels, nos eompla.
oenos eu profrogar hasts fees de aio
10 donaei6n de los tickets que dan de-
recho 4 ID sdquisici6n dc dichas am.
pliaciones, segdn circular que con cate
motive publicsmoa 90 Noviembre pa
sado y que rsmisiremoa al que nos 10
pida. BAZAAR OTERO.
En- las alas &c L. Union se han
inserito los republieanos Alejsn dro
Castro Arias, EIaahio Fslix Monte,
Alsjsndrino s to, 'nson'o BaraI6,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
PUNT0S SUELTOS

% peri6dieo repub,icano dedica
ki ou 6srieos ars1sulos al nuevo pre-.
supues,o municipal dc Ponce, para
probar que 90 mas cottoso que el IN
terior.
Crsemos que parts del tempo In.
yertido 90 esa tares, 9 10 mayor par
te de 81, debisra IL vertirlo en- desvir.
tuar las legftim % sensurss hschas q
vArios prohombres republicanos do 10
lccalidad por no habsr hgurAdo como
contribp ysntes, debiendo psgar con-
tribuci6n, y los crisicAs formuladas
contra admlnistraciones republisAnAs
Antsriorss, por haber permisido ssas
!amoralidAdea,
Guide sl que sisns su teisdo do
stdrio dc no tIrsr pisdras oil del veci
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13

1921 80 Sc ha gAstado en- totslid&d
s5, $50 dollars
Las taIsAs 6Itimaments construt.
dss quedaron bisn, kuuqua han result
ssdo algo psqueilss para Ia cansidad
de agua que csysrA en- aatos diss.
-PrCnto as sruneisra1 lea va
cautes de las eseuelas p1blieas de tits
municipio. Sc espera Ia llegada de
los nue. vos csrtihcadosr para las ocn'
tratas con los mseitros en- el pr6xlno
aGo eic 1lsr.
En- Ia E,cuela Normal &c RIO
Pisdras han obtsnido ell tlsulo ca
pre- fesora grsdusds las disslpguidsa
senorit.s pone; f1ss Gloria Gsrcia, An
gala Rivera CsrhonelI, Antonia yJo'
seis Clavell y Clara Yaldo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
CARTA Al SENIOR R0s|cH
San Juan, P. R., Junio 5, 1905
Sr. don Julio Re sieh,
Porce,

Muy seiior nuestro:
Permi.aucs manifsstar & u.ted, y
por 81 mediaci6n oil bspeme: Ito Cuer
po de Bcmbercs dc elta eiudsd y
Plsya de Ponce, nueitrs mas recono
cida gratitud por sus grand.s eifder
zoa 90 extIngujr el incendio en- nuestro
slmacen de 10 Playa dc Por CO, du
rsrts la nochs del dia 30 del pr6x'mo
pasaio, por cuyos e.fderz1s fueron
salysdas meres1ciss ds gran valor.
La ciudad de Ponce e;ia ie enho'
rsbusna por tersr un cuerpo ds bi m
beros tan sfeisntemente y ben orga'
nizsdo.
No ercontramos palabraa para
exj rasAr nuesira admiration por 10
gran 'cividad que ha demos.ra 10
siemprs dieho cuerpo.
Respetuosamsnte, de ussed
West Iudia OIL Company,
ByJ, A, FRIC kER,
Social Agent.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13

ma que eelebreron en- Ponce y Ia fs.
moGs polemiea entire Rosy y Coll y
Gu hf
Elsmentos indiseipliuados, levsn.
liscos, y upidos, no por las ideas, lino
por Q odio 81 enemjgo com6o, no
pusten moverse r fl xlya serenamen
to en- aetos como esos.
Sobrs todo, para que quieren
asambleas los ropublissnoa?
para defnirse?
Lo indetinibls no tiene dt fiaici6n.
dPara organ'zsrse y cambisr do
rumboP
Es tArde ESQ, con les elecclones
enoima.
6Psra ir q 10 oposiei6t?
ESQ no ser6, mteptrss cate en- al
partido el ssflor Hernandez Lopez, y
adsms', qua 81 pueblo dirfa -sErss
turco y no ia craos
1ParA cambiAr impression 90?
Serfan muy malas les impreaiones
eaas.
Entonces, IL que esq asamblea?
Por siercielo, por hygiene paris
mentaria, por sport y para que los
uniss flores repub icanoA luzsan aus
dotes orAtoriaa.,.... en- familia.
Y para que, de,preG de dido los
diacursos -sl aoaAo no ha habldo grss
eas-sslgan todos divididos,
-Cusndo hemos podido reunir
media docena d. represensantes, clio
ss prusbA do que no estamos tan NAL. i.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
ADHESION P0l|TICA
Poree, II j nio 9c6.
Or, Dirsesor de- La DEMoCRAClA
San 11ap

San Juan
Muy sefIor nue,trt Los que sus.
criber, nasurales del pueblo do Ba.
rros y veclnos de easa aiudad donde
reIiden desde hacs mas do I'm sfo, y
dc flisei6n po i'iea republicans, con.
v'ncidfsimos hoy do que el Parsido
Unfoniate es el qge es'a llsmado 1
meiorar la sisus cl6n del pals, nos a6,
liAmos al mismo como soldsdos para
luchar en- las prf xmas e'tceIonss, en-
10 seguridsd Dc que htmos de ir oil
triupic, llevar do en 10 djestr& el es.
tandarte de las libsrsadss pattias.
re usted con toda ccnsidersci6p ,
A t5edo Castro, UliseA Birgos, Piaci.
do L6pCz Angel NJ Castro, Frarcisco
Re cdrfgueE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13

Federico Toro / Go. Poncs

Federico ToT0 & Co, Poncs
Sc sYisa & les He1ores comsroian
tss de 10 Isla que tenemos Sismpre 10
gran surtidn de sombreros de pals
del pals hormRdos sn todaa ioimas.
PFsSloa limitados por dossnAG. Rops
hsnba nara homhraa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13

y ApeAAr do los miles do dollars que
cusnta Al HMun'cIpio esla stensi6n,
siempre las salles esta' a intrs sna!ta'
bles.
X X.
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Hobart News

Mrs. Libbie Watson was in Chica-
go yesterday.
Art Barney of Wheeler, spent Thurs
day with friends in Hobart
George Tabbert is suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Agent w NJ. Foster. of the Penn
sylvania company. and wife were Chi
cago visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Vague, who has been
quite I'll the past few days. is no better
and is under the care of nurse.
owen Roper. who is attending the
university at Evanston, Ill. came
home last evening to spend the holt
days with his mother
Mrs. Geo. B. Jones, wife of Rev
Jones. and children left today to visit
friends and relatives at Lebanon, Ind,
over Christmas.
Dr. c. F. Kenward leaves tomorrow
for his home in Canada to visit his
parents for a week. His dental parlors
will be closed during his absence.
Mortimer Miller, who has been work
ing with a telephone construction gang
for the past three months, came home
few days ago suffering with rheu-
matism.
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Valparaiso News.

Elias Fleming Of Whiting was in
the city on business Thursday.
f. J. Knapp of Cleveland, o., is Wis
iting friends and relatives here.
Roy Fleming of Chicago was in the
city today on business.
Mrs William White has gone to
Wheeler. where she will visit over
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beverly of
Dundee. Ill, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nantrees.
William Nuppnau Will return home
today from Cleveland. O.. to visit over
the holidays.
Miss Vera siet. who IS attending
school at Pamsville. O.. has returned
home to spend the holidays.
James H. McGnl returned home
from business trip TO New York yes
terday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21
Crown Point

Today is the last day of the present
term of circuit court.
Miss Ella Geisen is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry Huber, at Hammond.
Mrs John H Lehman is spending a
few days this week in the city as the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Geo. Stewart.
Miss Belle Petersen is home for the
holiday vacation.
Gerald Krost Is home from Notre
Dame for the holidays.
Miss Jessie Johnson has returned to
her home in Kouts after a pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. NJ P. O'Brien.
Surveyor F. l. knight has spent sew
eral days this week at Kentland and
Chicago Heights.
Harry Laws IS home from medi-
day vacation.
Trustee Chas. H. Meeker returned
vest UlOfn4IlS from 10QldnaDQliS
where he attended the State Trustees
meeting.
The Q. H. Ms will meet with Miss
Winnie Hack next Wednesday even
ing instead of Tuesday. their regular
meeting night. on account OF the
Christmas holiday
The hnvS of the Crown
School Athletic association have taken
hold OF the lecture course and a por-
ton of the proceeds will go TO the
basket ball team.
The rural mail carriers are COM
PEELED to carry their routes on Christ
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STONY ISLAND.

Mrs. George Hall made a shopping
tour to Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. c. D. Howe made a shopping
tour down town Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Clapsel was shopping in
Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Hickman saw Monte Cristo" at
the Calumet theatre Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Charles Porter and her mother,
Mrs. Cook attended Mrs. Lutz's funeral
at 18th street Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21
Tolleston

Mrs. Harry Hood was taken to the
Hammond hospital yesterday in SER
ious condition.
Mesdames w. c. Kunert and A. A.
Kunert spent last evening in Ham
mond.
Mr.. Sagers of South Chicago was in
town yesterday, looking after his bust
ness interests.
School closes today for the two
weeks holiday vacation. There were
Christmas exercises at the school
house this afternoon.
Anyone wanting to advertise in THE
LAKE COUNTY TIMES can receive prompt
results by leaving all orders with H.
A. Townsley.
Mr.. Garvin, the tower operator for
the Michigan Central railroad, has re-
signed his position, and we are told,
intends fitting himself for the railway
postal service.
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ROSELAND AND
.KENSINGTON

Mrs. wherling, 1922 Lafayette av-
enue, is reported very Ill.
Mrs. w. Smith spent Wednesday
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Day,
in Pullman.
A number of ladies were entertained
at luncheon Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Schneider, in Michigan avenue.
Napoleon Seguin of Lafayette avenue,
stepped on a rusty nail yesterday, caus-
ing a painful wound.
Sister Benedict of the Holy Rosary
school, returned home from the
Mother-house in Milwaukee, where she
has been taking a rest.
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West Pullman.

Ralph Wall has gone to Milwaukee
to attend a coal dealers convention
The NJ. +. church choir will give
a sacred concert Sunday night
Mrs. II. u. Young of 111th place.
visited at the home of her son in
Eggleston avenue. Wednesday.
Iva RanCher Of Parneu avenue who
has been on the sick list. is improving
DR.. Shaw went to Lake Mills. Wis,
yesterday to officiate at the funeral of
an old friend.
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. E. church
met at the home OF Mrs. w. E. Frltts
this week
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Lowell News.

Hiram Harris Of Huron County,
Ohio. visited his uncle, James Harris.
and family here Thursday.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Stuppy are re-
toicing over the arrival of a fine baby
boy at their home.
Mrs Roy Tyson after an extended
visit here with his mother. Mrs Neal
Kenney. returned to her home in Chi
cago Thursday.
Mrs. Phriend King, who has been
visiting in Kansas for the last two
months, returned TO her home here
Thursday.
Miss Stella Nichols, who is a student
in Godfrey's college. at Monticello. Ill.
has returned to her home here to spend
the holidays.
Mrs. Charles Sherard of Hammond.
Is enjoying a two weeks visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence At
wood, in Lowell
For additional correspondence see
page six.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21

Mrs o. w. Hicks. s818 Ewing ave-
nue.. who has been i'll for some time,
died yesterday forenoon.
A new water main is being laid in
Avenue ], between 1o4th and 1O5th
streets.
Miss Lilly Tolf of Brookline is visit
ing with the Boberg family of the
East Side.
Miss Edith Goranson of the East
Side has taken a position in Lederer's
department store in South Chicago.
John Carlson of the East Side visit
ed with friends in Hammond yester-
day.
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East Chicago

Ed. Klaff was initiated into the Elks
lodge here last night.
Don't miss the Xmas tree at the
Congregational church tonight.
A. H w. Johnson spent yesterday
with Mr. Schaaf in Robertsdale.
Miss Anna Rohrig of Chicago is Wis
iting her aunt. Mrs. Rohrig, in Gras-
SELF.
Frank Abbott left yesterday for
Goshen. where he will remain until
after the holidays.
Mr.. Ross of the Block-P ollak, leaves
tonight for his home in Pittsburg. to
be gone for the holidays.
Miss Ella Lyons arrives here tonight
from Elkhart and will stay over Sun
day with Mrs. Johnson, leaving Sun
day night for Brook, Ind, her home.
Monday night. Dec 81. the Congrega-
tional. Methodist and Lutheran
churches Will hold union services at
the Methodist church from 10 to II
o'clock. Rev. Aaron viii preach the
sermon. Presiding Elder Wood of the
Valparaiso district will be present and
speak. also local pastors Will give
short talks.
The installation of officers of the
Eastern Star took place last night.
The retiring Worth Matron, Mrs. Ril-
ey Dean, was presented with two
beautiful shadow box pictures by the
sisters of the Eastern Star, as a token
of the high esteem in which she was
held by the members. After the in
stallation a very nice lunch was serv-
ed by the retiring officers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21

mas day as usual This is the only
holiday in the year they are asked to
work, and many Of them would con-
slider it a hardship If they were not
allowed to go out. as they usually
remembered by their patrons on that
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21

Rev. George R. Streeter was a Ham
mond visitor Thursday.
Messrs. B. Arnold and F. Vader made
a business trip to Chicago Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carey were
Valparaiso visitors Thursday.
Mrs. VIII White is here to spend
Christmas with her mother, Mrs
Brennan.
The P. f W. & c. R. R. company
has improved its platform opposite the
Monarch Manufacturing companys
plant by unloading four carloads of
cfnders
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East Side News.

The funeral of Albert Platt. 1O7o1
Avenue J. was held yesterday
A. Halleck engineer at the Taylor
school. fell while at work yesterday
and was painfully injured
The Young Peoples society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church of the East
Side, viii give a concert at the church
the 2sth Of this month and they are
working to make 1t a success
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21

Mrs A c. Huber spent this afternoon
with her people at East Chicago.
James H. Hyman. cashier OF the
Land company, made a business trip
to Chicago this morning, returning at
noon.
Paul b. Lipfnski, real estate and in
surance man of Hammond. spent part
of this afternoon with friends in South
Gary.
Frank IRELAND spent yesterday af-
ternoon with his brother. Judge Rel
land, Of East Chicago. attending the
Judges court, which was in session
all afternoon.
The case Of Martin Miller VS.. the
Falkenau Construction company, on
claim by Miller was continued until
Saturday. Judge Fitzgerald is sitting
in the case. Attorneys Wildermuth
and Briggs appeared for the plaintiff.
Otto Borman. prominent in real es-
tate circles at Tolleston, closed UP
deal for the purchase Of some desir-
able property south Of the Wabash this
morning. He purchased Of John Kes
eric, through r. L. Miller of Ham
mond. Mr.. Miller is contemplating re-
moving his office from Tolleston to
Broadway in South Gary.
The Illinois Improvement & Ballast
company is putting In cinder APP
proaches to all Of the concrete cross
ings on Broadway at the different ave-
nues and is rapidly changing the
complexion Of the different streets.
both east and west Of Broadway. A
large number of teams are hauling
carload after carload of ballast out
and spreading it ready for the top
coat in the spring.
The Land company is preparing to
stake out all of it's lots in Van Buren,
street. The Falkenau Construction
company has not as yet begun the
erection of any houses in this street
and it is presumed that they will be-
gin soon. A large quantity of the
roofing tile has arrived and more is
coming in every day to the Construc
ton company. They are a fine red
tile and will make a good showing
the large number of houses being
built by the company.
The engineers who are working for
Ahlvord & Burdick here in the work
OF putting in the water works and
sewer system, are jubilant today This
morning the contractors, Nash &
Dowdle began the work of putting in
concrete on the ninety -six-inch main
sewer in the east part of town where
it Will empty into the Grand Calumet
river In spite of their fears they are
having little or no trouble with the
water. With a continuance of the
present weather a large amount of
work will be done on these sewers
before spring.
The Wabash Railroad company IS
arranging to stop at least five trains
q day a Broadway and will have the
schedule ready for announcements by
next week. They are putting in but
a meager equipment in the present de-
pot, being now at work on plans for
a large, well appointed depot to be
built in the spring The use of the
tower near TolIeston has been discon-
tinued and the tower girl. who has
long been known to local people here
for her pluck in doing the night work
at the lonely little tower out there in
that spot, far from any habitation. mas
gone into history. She has secured
employment elsewhere and the Wa
bash railroad knows now only of Gary.
which by the way is far more profit
able to 1t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21
Hegewisch News

Ike B. Silverman's up-to-date Liquor
House. The most complete stock of
wines for medical and family use in
Hegewisch. Special prices from now
on during the Holidays. 1851 Ontario
avenue-12-141m.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. L B. Silverman, 1851 Ontario
avenue, Hegewisch. Ill. -12-21-3t.
Dan Jordan was in Chicago yesterday
on business.
Mrs. r. O'Roark Of Burnham, called
on Mrs. Chas merrill yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. sennels was shopping in the
city Wednesday.
Jerry Bundy of New York City, is
visiting his uncle, John Bundy, 13417
Buffalo avenue. Mr.. Bundy will re-
main over the holidays.
w. f. Gibson, one OF the old settlers
in Calumet region, died Tuesday at his
home in Tolleston, Ind Mr. Gibson
lived in Hegewisch until about ten
years ago when he moved to Tolleston
and opened the famous Gibson hotel OF
that place. He leaves a wife and two
children. His son Walter, is yard
master at Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21

Paul B. Lipinski, real estate and in
surance man of Hammond. spent part
of this afternoon with friends in South
Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21
Gary News

Mrs A. c. Huber spent this afternoon
with her people at East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21

James II. Hyman, cashier OF the
Land company, made a business trip
to Chicago this morning, returning at
noon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-21

Frank IRELAND spent yesterday at
ternoon with his brother. Judge Rel
land, of East Chicago, attending the
Judges court, which was in session
all afternoon.