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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

finer ideals Of what men and womsa1an
became. II We would measure our Svss
by Chris. ws would have too much 70 do
To have tme to hnd sault with our nsigh-
bors. wo neod such grace as will enable
US to live so that o.hers will want tho
same kini Of religion we have. We need
keone. sense Of orr personal obligations
TO zach ether. an attia ado ofgcntlsnssecnd
kindness.
After tho closing hymn . procession
was formed. which marched TO tho site
Of tho new church whero the eeresponies
were oereludcd.
Arriving a. tho Foundation, Of the now
building tho rninistorS and official osem-
bers aseosaed ,crrorary'pla after m.
where the ceremonies wore computed.
Tho program was hero opanod by a soci-
,a:ion freTn tho ritua, by tho pastor fol-
LEVIED by = hymn. Prayer was then Of
ferod by Eavs. Edweris, John and Dsv-
onport- followed by 8 responsive service
and scripture rosdiuT by Ros. Barron.
Mex. the president Of :ho board of trus-
tees placed tho following articles in tho
metallic case which was placed under tho
ieorner-s.onc: Copies of tho Bible. sho
.Hymnai and Dieipline; the latest issue
OF tho CsntsEl Christian Advocate. Pucb-
10 District Methodist. Tho Rocky Ford
Aothodist, tfo Enterprise. Gazette ard
Tribune. ant. J list Of tho officials of the
church.
The placing OF the store by Chancellor
Bs,ohtel and ,.he bene6iotion completed
tie interesting ceremonies.
Thed wasan ideal ossn for an outdoor
assemblage am, the piles ef building ma
ter;al and the street adjacent to the neS
ehuaeh were alxe with interested humanl-
ty.
It was origieilly plannad to have the
church completed by July lst. but the
extra work on th9 foundatiop, and the de-
lay caused by rairs. have thrown the con-
tractore about si. weeks behind hand.
A corresponding late date for the dedi-
cation may be expected.
This enterprise marks the beginning Of
a new era in Rocky Ford ohurnh building.
land which is indicative Of the general
progress Of the city and tributary country.)
The church torn down to make room for
this new. finer and much larger structure.
was the first building erected by the
Methodist society. The same growth and
development which demanded the build
ing Of this new odifice will soon cause the
other churches Of the city to replace their
first buildings with larger structures. that
increasing needs of church work may be
Accommodated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
Egg Machines.

wili sell a limited number Of settings
from my Ohio flock Of $. C. White Leg
horns. These fine birds combine !, ono
strain (which has taken 25 years to per-
fect): extra egg prediction with fancy or
show points. Eggs, $500 for l5; $3.50
for 26; S5'for SO.
Paul Kennedy.
A variety Of the best Of Home Cookery
at the w. C. T. u. Rest Room.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

A Coed Plsss - Fasl R1a lsasds.
Nichols Cen Restaurant will b head
quarters sos several Of tks bsst bsst thin.
ming eoatSa<tbrA snd Il will BE- Just The
place Tor farmers 70 60 70 get EXTRA help
- well a. - gse square meals. Phoas
White 22l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
Cut Carnations and Bcddins
Plants at Ebbcrt's.
To Our C,ntaioupc Growers.

During the month OF May. before
onr representative. p. Mounts. goes to
California to look after our interests
there. cartaloupc growers in the
Rocky Ford country who may wish
instructions as to planting or irriga;-
ing should call on Mr.. Mounts.
COGGlNS &. LYON
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

The Royal Neighbors Of America will
celebrate their first anniversary with an
Aunt Polly Social, Tuesday evening. May
18th. at the A. o. U. w. hall. Refresh
ments, Ice Cream and Cake. The pub
lie is invited. 4s-49.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

The Palace Market has the best Of Fish
every Friday and Vegetables and Straw
berries ct all times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

4 large number Of children and others
have given 81 each for tie privilege Of
laying one brick each N the now N. E.
church. Il was expected that this esss-
rnoniAi mssoasry would b done nsxt
Saturday. but The job has bssa postponed
To Saturday. Nav II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

MULE FOR sALE-k small. gentle
animal suitable for child to ride. C. J,
Cover.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

The receipts Of cash fees in the Office
Of the county clerk for tho month Of April
were sEs2.e5. Tho receipts for the sams
month las. year aggregated s52e.a5.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

FOR SALE-k number Of rood mich
cows. Inquire Of coflmsn s. Bowman. or
al the creamery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
For Sale.

For Sale.
Feed cutting machine.
Champion mower.
Farm wagon.
4s-S2p Moors's Blacksmith Shop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

Call at Edgell's Confectionery and get
a pound Of their oacent mixed candy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
Baskets q Ebbest'a

Foa SAta-As good . euarsR section
Of land - thsss 10 h ~ Asksasas valley.
near Rocky Foed. We'll np0vsd and
every fooe undsg euDeivstioa. P<ies $3.50
pss sess. kasy terms Alss sehss prop
sssiss for saaa Enauks a Ghs Enter
psise. <e-u
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Baskets At Burrell's
1 AnGsS m ~ aaala-

Colo. With Its Famous Pure
Spring Water.
a grand sale and drawing of 10
beautiful lots. Terms of sale. $50
down zud Sio each month. which in
eluies n free chance in the $1,000
gift. This legitimate proposition
bears investigation. For details read
the large posters. Also call on
MARY J. ANDERSON.
Treasurer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
Buy Plants from BurrelI.

Lost. Eastern Star pin, q crescent
with pearls. Finder leave at the El
Captain. 4ep
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
Notice Of Sale Of Business.

Notice Of Sale Of Business.
My customers and the public generally
are hereby informed that am eonoen-
tratinQ my business having sold the Gem
Cash Grocery to the Big 4 Cash Grocery
Co. You will find me at the old stand on
North Main with the largest and best
stock Of groceries, provisions. fruits. etc.
to be found in Rocky Ford.
w. j. Brown.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CORNER STONE LAYING

After Very Strong Address by Chancellor
Buchtel Of Denver University the Corner
Stone Was Laid With the Impressive
Ceremonies of the NJ. f. Church
Discipline.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
Finest Quality Cantaloupe and
Watermelon Seed at 'Ebbert's.
locality OF WILLS,

A Mich Cow for sale.
44-tf &. F. Burke. Phone Blue 3l5.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

Don't forget the recital to be given by
Miss Jean Allan and Miss Pearle Scott at
the Presbyterian church Friday evening.
Admission rs cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

LEGALITY OF WILLS.
II you contemplate making q will. or
are interested in the validity of one.
or have an interest in an estate. call
and see me. or rite me.
make a specially of the prepara-
ton and legality OF Wills.
N. @. TANQUARv, Attornet. at Law.
Continental Rldc.. Oens Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

Loss-A Known sah's sssisssii cola,
ssts. hae Fiaaw vasass rsausn 70 Enter
peissofs3es.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04
Stauffer wants Veal Calves an,
all kinds Of Chickens.

GUTHRIE SEED POTATOES for sale
at the Badger ranch in Grand Valley.
Phone White 743. 49-62. M. Badger.
nllA El-lI~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

Arsenate Of Lead at Ebbert's
Seed Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-05-04

Baskets 1t Ebbert's.
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WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.

John Spisha has hled suit in the SUI
perior court against the Pennsylvania
Railroad company to recover damages
in the sum Of $40 coo for injuries re-
ceived while alighting from train at
Indiana Harbor Spisha was struck by
a train going in an opposite direction
from the one which conveyed him from
Whiting TO Indiana Harber and sus-
tanned injuries which resulted in the
amputation of his right leg and the
Gripping OF one OF his arms. The ac-
cident, he declares, has already cost
him $500 in surgeons and nurses bills
and will cost him 81, 600 more before he
gets through.
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BAPTIST ATHLETIC LEAGUE
TO TAKE Up HANDBALL.
There VIII be Series of Contests This
Winter at the Leagues Gymnasium
winners to Get MeneErams.

The Baptist Athletic League is trying
to interest its members in the
game Of handbsn which is so popular
in gymnasiums over the country.
1t has issued tbs following rules
which viii govern those who partici-
pate in contests in the future.
Rule 1.-THE prize in this contest is
the Baptist Athletic League monogram
which must be won III open contest.
Rule Am participants in these
contests shall be active members of the
b. A L at the time OF the entry.
Rule 3.-The contest will begin Oct
g. and continue every Tuesday and
Thursday until the contest is ended.
Rule 4.-There will be a referee to
decide all doubtful plays at each con-
test and be Official scorekeeper of the
game.
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Methodist Church Trustees Meet.

AT a regular meeting of the board
of the trustees of the First Methodist
Church, last night the pastors salary
was fixed for the ensuing year. Steps
were taken to organize the brother
hood of st. Andrew.
w. w. Parker. one of the church
trustees, who received unwelcome no
toriety in the past week when he was
fined 500 and costs for "mashing" in
Chicago wa salso present. His case
was informally considered by the other
trustees and the presiding elder. Those
present expressed their personal con-
fidence in Mr.. Parker's morality and
informally exonerated him.
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The japanese party given yesterday
by Mrs ". II Hammond in honor of
Miss Edith Hammond was the most
elaborate affair Of its kind ever given
in Hammond Little Florence Ham
rnond attired as a Japanese maiden. as
sisted her mother in receiving. The
decorations were arranged with exact
ness and minute attention to details.
Throughout the rooms the Japanese eff
feet was carried out with umbrellas,
fans and lanterns both large and small.
There were also pink and white chry-
santhemums and carnations. The door
ways were festooned with lanterns
and umbrellas and from the chandeliers
to the corners of the rooms were fes-
toons OF small umbr elias and lanterns
entwined with pink and white. Dur
ing the afternoon Miss Frances Ham
acher gave readings and Misses Mott
and Keefer rendered instrumental Sc
lections. Pink and white was the col
or scheme for the luncheon which was
served a small tables lighted with
candles in pink and white chrysanthe-
NUNS, the place cards were little Jap
anese umbrellas tied with pink ribbon.
The invited guests We're: Mesdames
Thomas Hammond. w A. Hill, John
Laws, Fremont Laws. e. w. Bump,
Frank Hammond f. S. Betz, ]. J..
Murphy. V. S. Reiter, Nellie Durham.
Robert Giles. Thomas Oberlin, 9. p.
Shearer. Archie Chave. Martin White.
George Rawling. II. L. sharrer. Chas.
A Smith, ". H. Jones. J. E. Wolf c.
G. Holman, S. A Bell, w J. Winery,
w. f. Bridge, r. s Groman, Ray Hatch
L. l.. Bomberger. w. b. Oatman, Charles
r. Dyer and A. Prehler. Misses Marie
Kepert. Irene Mott, Flora Merryweath-
err. Marie Stout. Lucille Stebbins, Mae
Nelson. Harriet Crumpaeker, Gertrude
Keefer Allie Nelson Alice Holm, Fanny
staHt. Frances Hamacher and Daisy
EMERY.
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EAST CHICAGO o, HAMMOND o.

The Hammond high school played the
East Chicago high school this afternoon
at Harrison park and the score at the
end OF the first half was 0 to 0. Cap
tain and Fullback Hollis Hunter was
compelled to leave the game on ac-
count of injuries which he sustained
early in the half Karl Griffin is ref
cree and Edwards is umpire. The
Iinesmen are vedder and Armstrong.
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CRUMPACKER AT GROWN POINT.

Congressman f. D. Crumpacker is
booked to speak in Crown Point this
evening. His appearance has been well
advertised and with the good weather
this evening he will undoubtedly draw
a good house, not only from the Re
publican ranks, but also from the
Democrats.
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FALL OPENING AT e. C. MINAs.

The ZEE. C. Minas company is cele-
entire store has been appropriately
decorated and music has been furnish
ed the shoppers for the afternoon and
evening. TIE clothing department has
been enlarged, while thethird floor has
been arranged for a stove department
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-06

The Swedish American Independent
Political club held very interesting
meeting last evening. The next meet
ing will be held in Longs hall, Wed
nesday Oct TO-. s p. m. Every mem
her is requested to be present.
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tom LIND TAKEN TO
ST. MARGARET'S.

Tom Lind. who was painfully injur-
ed when he jumped out of a buggy in
his efforts to avoid Henry Whitaker
who was thrashfng him because Of the
way ne beat his horse. was taken to
the hospital this morning. Linds in
juTies are painful. but it IS believed
that his recovery will be rapid now
that he is under the care Of ply
sieian at the hospital
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J. H. Frelinghuysen of the Adrian
Wire Fence company of Adrian, Mich,
was a caller in Hammond on business
for his firm today.
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Edison Taylor, who had been i'll at
his home in Lowell and threatened
with typhoid fever, is recovering and
intends to return to Hammond this
evening.
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SURPRISE PARTY ON
MIR. AND MRS. }. o. THOMPSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Thompson of $50
Cedar street We're fairly taken by sur
prise last evening when the members
Of the Ladies' Aid society, together
with their husbands. called unexpect-
eddy at their home The occasion was
10 celebrate and offer congratulations
IT heing their afteenth wedding ami
versary The evening was very en-
joyaoly spent. Several musical num-
beers were rendered. games were in
dulged in and refreshments were
served Mr. Harper. on behalf of the
Ladies Aid. presented Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson with some beautiful pieces
Of cut glass. Among those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames. Harper.
Mcleod Rosenburg 8othwel. Brew
baker, Shoup. Lloyd. Toms. Mrs Peter
son and son Michael. Mr. Hamilton and
son Earl Mrs. Newell. Mrs. Jacobson.
Mrs. Grove Miss Margaret Boutwell,.
Master oliver Lloyd Miss Iva Brew
baker.
Mrs. " F Brunt and daughter were
shoppers in Chicago today.
Mrs. c. H Austin was in Chicago
this morning on business
Mrs. Kent Young was Chicago Wis
itor today.
Mise Ruth sohl went TO Crown Point
this morning 20 spend Sunday with
Miss Pauline sauerman.
Miss Minnie Lievsay. who has been
Visiting Afs W o. Murphy returned
70 her home IN Peru. Ind, this morn
Ing.
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Frank r. Caswell, superintendent
of the Jones business college. was a
business visitor to the city this morn
ing.
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Mrs. w. II. Hammond Has Handsome
japanese Party In Honor of Her Sis
ter-Decorations Lavish and Beauti-
fui.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 0. f. Sheets, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Linz and Loerin Dewitt
will leave tomorrow morning in Mr.
Linz automobile touring car for Jer-
RVS Island in the Kankakee river,
where they will spend q week hunting
and fishing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-06

E. Fricke. teller at the Commercial
bank. leaves next Monday for the Mich
gan peninsula where he will spend
some time with a hunting party.
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TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

W ANTED-Good girl for general
homework. 4so7 White Oak avenue.
East Chicago. Ind.-10-6-3t
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THE CITY

! ! 49, M L =
c. H. Murray returned from bust
ness trip to Toluea, Ill, today.
W, B. Thompson was in Hammond
on business for the Detroit Stove COM
pany today.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Harding will
visit friends in Chicago over Sunday.
Attorney John Stinson went to Chi
cago this noon.
Attorney Frank Gavit of Whiting
was il town today.
Attorney John o. Bowers went to the
city this afternoon on business.
G c. smith of East Chicago is in
Hammond today on business.
Mrs. c. H Murray is in the city to-
day TO do some shopping.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Christ Muri yesterday morning.
r. G. Forester of Peru. Ind. is in
Hammond on business.
A. S. Kent of Chicago is in Ham
mond today.
F. r. Mott transacted business in the
city this morning.
w. A. Hill went to Chicago on bust
ness this morning.
H. E. Cross went to Chicago this
E. P Ames. II Webb street. trans
acted business in Indianapolis today,
r. F. Fendig of this city will visit
relatives in Rensselaer, tomorrow.
Miss Emma Cooner will spend Sun
day with friends in Chicago.
J. B. Ortt was passenger to the city
this morning.
H. A Carr of Chicago was in town to-
day on business.
Miss Dora Vinnedge is in the city to-
day on a shopping expedition.
J. W. Rittenhouse was a business
caller in the city today.
Ed Ensweiler was up from Crown
Point on business last evening.
Harry Kaufman was business Wis
itor in Crown Point this morning.
Harvey Gostlin was a Chicago bust
ness visitor today.
The 11:11 Monon was 40 minutes
late this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Leaning and son
Perry, went to the city this afternoon.
Albert Maak was in Crown Point to-
day on business.
Ernest Berquist went to Chicago this
afternoon on business.
George Knoezer went to Chicago TO
the theatre today.
H. S. Booth went to Chicago today on
business.
Kenneth Sheets of the South Shore
Gas & Electric company, will spend
Sunday with friends in Lowell.
Leo Butler of Fairmount, w. Va,
was Hammond business visitor yes
terday
A crowd of the Indiana Harbor rail-
road employees are going to Danville
tonight.
Things are beginning to take on a
lively appearance at the court house,
in preparation for the October term of
court.
Raymond Zoll will leave tonight for
South Bend where he will visit with
his brother for a few days.
E. 4 kinkade, the real estate man.
was a business visitor to Chicago this
morning.
Fred Brinkham, one of the manag-
ers of the Lion store, was in Chi
cago today
Henry Burge went to the city this
morning TO look after his interests
there.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young and two
boys and Mrs Mcmahon went to the
city today TO attend the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Finneran will
spend the week end with relatives in
Chicago. s3s.E
Among the high school faculty who
are in the city are Principal w. A. Hall
and Professor z. ". Erwin.
Among the business visitors to the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-06
Stop That Leak!
Are you interested in that and
willing TO do a little saving.
WE PAY YOU INTEREST ON
YOUR SAVINGS.
THE CITIZENS GERMAN NATIONAL
BANK OF HAMMOND, IND.

Wen help you, give US your
account in your savings line
and we will pay you sqe in
terest compounded every six
months. One dollar and up
wards will start YOU on the
Road to Success. try it one year.
The only National Savings
Bank in Hammond. This is a
Home Bank. owned by Ham
mond citizens, sixty-three in
number and therefore is not
one-man's bank.
Chas. c. Smith, Pres.
VIM. ID. Weis, vice-Pres.
George VI. Eder,s Cashier.
I. ;. Emerine, Asst Cashier
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-06

J. II. Young OF the Young Elastic
Paint Co. has closed a contract for
painting the roof Of the ". B. Conkey
Co, plant.
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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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James Scott has returned from a
weeks visit to his boyhood home. Mo-
menee. He also visited in Glen Park
while away.
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JUNIOR PARTY.

The juniors Of the Hammond high
school gave hayrack ride last night to
the home of Miss Milly Jansen who
lives near Griffith, south of town. They
had considerable trouble finding the
place at first5but after three hours ride
got there. The sophs who were follow
ing them did not have the same luck
and after wandering around in the
woods for about six hours in a tumble
down peddlers wagon, returned tired
and hungry The juniors returned
about o'clock pretty well shaken up
but happy.
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d. E. Boone went to Crown Point
this morning to attend to some legal
matters.
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Another pretty and unique affair
of last evening was the party given by
the members of the Jewell class in the
Baptist Sunday school at the home of
their teacher. Mrs. j. b Halliburton.
512 South Holman street. As the
guests arrived they were given the
name OF a well known character in
history or fiction and answered to no
other name during the evening. One
feature of the evenings entertainment
was a drawing contest, each guest
being given an incomplete outline of an
object. which. when filled i'm by the
amateur artists, did not appear very
much like the orr ginal article. Chas.
Binder was appointed editor-in- chief
of a newspaper edited by the guests
After the first edition appeared and
had heeu read by ell present the re-
porters went TO lunch in the dining
room. Those present were Misses Ri
Ia Summers Blanch Culhert. Bessie
Perch I.eoa Shoroyar Margaret Hep
ner. Marjorie Sueter. Frances Ham
acher Maud Lewis. Bertha Ballinger
Lillian Marshall. Bessie Bates, Beryle
Eastwood. Zelda Love. Leofa and En-
ma huffman Mable Dinwlddie. Dor
othy Vinnedge Molly Geib and Edith
Carter Messrs. Charles Binder. Otto
Hudson. Paul Masteler. Henry Din
~ Lewis Walter webster, Charles De-
lauey. Xix Newell Iinwood Skellin-
ger. Robert Holcroft and Parks.
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Mosr ELABoRATE AFFAIR

EVER GIVEN n HAMMOND
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A road inspection special passed
through on the Erie this morning at
about 11:25.
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Mrs Albert Mack and daughter,
Miss Marguerite. were the guests OF
city friends today.
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Supt c NJ McDaniels, Of the board
of education, went to Chicago today
on business
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Mise Ruth sohl went to Crown Point
this morning 20 spend Sunday with
Miss Pauline Sauerman.
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Mrs. " F. Brunt and daughter were
shoppers inz Chicago today.
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Word has been received here OF the
marriage of Miss Lena Sitter to Rob
ert G. Wilson which took place Sept.
80 at the home of the brides father in
" hite Cloud, Mich. Mrs Wilson for
merry lived in Hammond With her
parents and Is a grand daughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Barker of Indiana ave
nue.. The young people viii reside
with the brides father in White Cloud.
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Miss Barbara Endress went to Chi
cago Heights. Via Dyer this morning
for a two days visit with relatives.
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airs. Kent Young was a Chicago Wis
itor today.
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Mrs. c. H. Austin was in Chieag,
this morning on business.
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AIlss Minnie Lievsay. who has been
Visiting AIRS ". o. Murphy, returned
70 her home IN Peru. Ind, this morn
Ing.
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Mrs NJ J Mussleman is entertaining
Mrs. John Ritenour of Wihamsport,
Ind, for few DAYS.