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FINANCE AND TRADE
Special Stock Service to the Lake
County Times).
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York. July STOCKS opened
strong and bouyant in sympathy with
the strength in the London markets.
Americans being quoted one 10 two
points aigher on that exchange.
This stimulated covering by shorts
in St Paul. Copper, Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific. smelters and Colo
RADIO Fuel The highest prices OF
the day were obtained around the
opening and after traders found that
the money situation had become
somewhat easier, there was DISPOSE
ton To put on short stocks again
these operations resulted in taking
the edge of the market and the
close was rather weak and irregular
with almost all of the early advance
lost. Money was offered freely al
four per cent,
In the last hour there was rath-
er sharp break in Brooklyn, caused
~ shorts finding support lacking in
this security, they made drive al
it and brought about decline oil
two points from the high prices
early.
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WAS IT LOADED? YES.

George Konjak of Whiting, shot
through the palm of the left hand
while examining a pistol which a
friend had left in his care, saying il
was not loaded" Gus Moore, Whit
ing, badly burned about the hand by
explosion of powder in his hand. He
was putting powder into can when
one of the boys who was playing
about, dropped piece of lighted
punk into the powder. Had the
light gone into the can many more
names would have been added to the
days death roll Walter Connell
Harrison Street, Robertsdale Addition
was burned about the hands by {
roman candle.
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Automobile Tourists Pass Through

Paul Hoffman went through the
city today driving Pierce-Arrow
owned by H. Paulman of Chi
cago. NJ. c. Cummings and wife were
the guests of Mr.. Paulman. Hoffman,
is the Hammond man who last sum-
mer drove the Pierce Arrow that
Won the Chicago-St. Paul race. The
automobilists on the third annual
tour of the America Automobile As
ISOLATION passed through the city
this morning on their way to Bret
Ton Woods, a distance of 1,400 miles.
The first days journey will be made
u Goshen, 133 miles. Dr.. Davis OF
The first days journey will be to Co
hen. 133 miles. DR.. Davis of Chi.
ago. and a party of four in a Wintor
machine, No. 3,61S. broke their real
xle about four miles out Of Val
1araiso on the road to La Porte. bu
/ fortunately no one was hurt.
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RINGS FOR POLICEMAN;
THEN WANTS TO LICK HER,
Pay Day Drunk at Whiting First
Charged and Then Rescued From
Officer by His Wife.

Monday was payday at the
Standard Oil refinery in Whiting
and the Whiting police were asked
Tuesday morning to arrest Jimmy
McTeague, his wife being the COM
plainant. She told the police that
Jimmy was smashing the furni-
ture in their home and the officer
told her that she should get war
rant for his arrest. which she did
Officer Pinkerton went 70 the
house to get the beligerent Nc
league but when he told the ac-
cused man that he wanted him 10
come to the station, Jimmy re-
fused 70 go and in the argument that
followed Officer Pinkerton was get
ting little the best OF the debate
when Mrs. McTeague rushed from
ne house armed with the off-leg OF
piano stool With this weapon
she began to belabor the emmisary
of the law, shouting, Don't choke
nltn, ye ulNel. Her protest De
came so real that Officer Dave de-
eided he had better take counsel be
fore escorting McTeague TO the bas-
tile. He accordingly went to the
town hall and told his chief his ex
perience.
Chief Clay Collins went up to the
house a short time thereafter anC
persuaded McTeague to come dowr
and see Judge Jones. Tne judge al
lowed Jimmy to go on bail witt
the understanding that he be gooc
and appear in court this morning
When the time for the trial cam
this morning it was found that Mrs
McTeague refused to prosecute tn
case.
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waite Ants OF Africa.

Natives OF the east coast of Africa
do not object to the presence of the
great white ant colonies in their neigh
borhood The ants exercise great fer
tilizing power on the crops. A resi-
dent of that country writes: Every
season have seen the wonderful eff
fects the white ant hill produces on the
Kaffirs' maize and corn. Whenever
there happens to be an ant hill In gar
den its immediate vicinity can be AT
once distinguished. as the maize and
corn are fully double the size of the
surrounding crop. The bush country
a few miles from this place is swarm
ing with white ants cad has also q
large native population. The ants ca
not attack green crops TO any extent.
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MISSION TO INCORPORATE.

The Pine Street Union Mission was
incorporated in indianapolis today.
The church is undenominational and
the names of Charles E, Brewbaker,
William H. Hamilton and Angus Nc
Cleod are given as the incorporators
Before the incorporation the Pine
Street Church was a branch of the
North Side Congregational Church
and was regularly visited by the
Rev w l.. Sinniger of Chicago.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J. W. Gallagher. Chicago. .21
Leila Sears, Chicago. .........16
Chas. D. Snapp. Chicago. :. ...45
Marie Smith, Chicago. =. As
John Kiehola, East Chicago ..26
Josephine Wszcz. East Chicago. %
John Thomas, Hegewiseh. ....2S
Title Roth, Hegewisch -. SO
Geo. p. Cook. Rockford, NJ. 40
Nettie DeComp. Rockford, III. as
Ross G. Wampole. Chicago. %
Aaan Josephine Broman. Chicago. %
Joseph Debet, Whiting. ....23
Anna Droseh. Whiting .ls
Willis o. Bliss. Cedar Rapids. Ia. so
Alice Straight South. birmingham.
Mass 49,. .-.-1 {
Geo. H. Sweet, San Antonio, Tex. SO
TITLE Owens, Chicago. :. >. las
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HUNDREDS OF TICKETS SOLD.

The number of railroad tickets
sold yesterday give an indication of
the number of people who were out
of town. More than five hundred
tickets were sold at the Monon in
the morning and over four hundred
passengers went south on the Erie.
This number is only small when
compared with the lumber of people
who left Hammond on the street
cars. on the Nickel Plate and in
livery rigs.
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Rnindro1x.

A meteorologist has undertaken the
laborious task of measuring the dimen-
sions Of raindrops. He finds that the
and the smallest one seven-hundreth Of
an inch In diameter. They are larger
In summer than In winter and larger in
hot than in cold climates. The size of
the drop when it reaches the earth de
ponds on the height from which it has
fallen
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Rousseau, the famous author Of
Emile" was exceedingly fond Of chess
and in one of his books intlmates that
be considered it Of more educational
value than Latin, but as he knew little
Latin and much chess he would natu-
rally be disposed to exaggerate the val
ne of the amusement.
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FOOT SMASHED.

John Feenan a laborer at the new
yards of the Indiana Harbor Rail-
road, ha da foot badly crushed by the
falling of a track jog from one of
the sand cars He came to Ham
mond on a street car and then was
assisted to a doctors Office by fell
low laborer.
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Fat MOnarchs.

Alfonso II. of Portugal was some
what irreverently designated 1.-The fat"
1t Is a tradition in that country that
he was so stout that the services Of
sixteen men were required to bear the
pail and casket at his funeral The
same somewhat disrespectful title was
bestowed upon Charles III. of France
and Louis VI. of the same country
also to CLAUS H. of Norway.
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MARRIED FOR THE FOURTH.

Charles Ault, the local baggage
master at the Monon and Mrs. Lulu
J. Vaughn, 2S2 State Street, went to
Chicago on Tuesday afternoon and
were married there. They returned
yesterday to Hammond and appraised
their friends of the fact. and later in
the day left for Lowell where they
will spend a short honeymoon.
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Our Oldest clock Factory.

The oldest clock factory in the coun-
try is at Greystone. Conn 1t was built
In 1906 and still stands on a pictur-
esque site By the falls of Hancock
brook. Eli Terry. who established the
factory, was the first one to make
American clocks in large quantities
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Iron In the Body.

There are about 100 grains of from in
the average human body, and yet so
important is this exceedingly small
quantity that its diminution is attended
with very serious results.
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windmiIls and Lightning.

spires. 5000 of each. f1fty-two of the
windmills will be struck by lightning
to only thirty of the church tow
orS
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Oysters cannot live in the Baltic sea,
the reason being that it is not salt
enough. They can only live in water
that contains at least 81 parts Of salt to
every 1000 parts of water.
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WHITING NEWS.

F. n. Gayit has gone to Saginaw
Mich, for a few days outing. The
attorney took along camera anc
MS friends say this is to take pic
ures of the fish he expects to catch
% that he may have more eviderc
D substantitate his stories than b
lad last year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Strickland Of
Kankakee, III. and their two chill
dren were the guests of Mrs. O..
Brostrom yesterday.
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Misses Lillian and Bessie Porch
visited ia Danvhlle yesterday.
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THE CITY

Joe DunsiRg has recently received
a gold medal for having sold the
most goods Of any representative of
the American Biscuit Co.
The fremen took pains yesterday
10 decorate the sick room OF their
comrade, z. D. Green. who is at St.
Margaret's hospital
Harvey Mathews of Hammond
who has been spending the past week
with relatives in this city, returned
nome this morning. Michigan City
Dispatch.
Jos Jesnki, aged 40, homeless and
penniless, died this morning at the
local hospital. His remains will be
laid away in the potters field at
Hessyille
Jesse Morris of the Erie Hotel is
visiting friends at Rensselaer,.
Mayor Lawrence Becker leaves for
Livingstone. Mont, this evening to
spend some time on his farm there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Summers came
from Valparaiso in their automobile
Tuesday to be guests at the home of
E. E. Beck over the Fourth.
Fred Mott is home from Chelsea,
l. T. for few weeks.
w. E. Shilling. general manager
of the Travellers Insurance Co., was
in the city from Indianapolis, Ind.
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Ed Freeman of Pearl street, Rob-
ertsdale addition, was taken to tn
Presbyterian hospital. Chicago yes
terday to undergo an operation.
Frank Hoffman of Roberts avenue
Robertsdale, was removed to Mere
hospital. Chi ago, yesterday aftet
noon.
Miss Katie gader of Harrison
street is expected home this weel
from Louisville, Ky, where shS
went to attend the homecoming
three weeks ago.
Frank Hammond suffered an injur
ed hand yesterday when a Roma
candle exploded n his hand
| f. L. Shortridge was eara1
Michigan City on business toIay
w. f. Fogg of H lie Park, was il.
Hammond yesterday looking after his
real estate interests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. COPYRIGHT O
! Valparaiso, were the guests of theiI
relatives here yesterday.
Jos. Bauer of Monterey, Ind, !.
employed at the Erie Hotel.
Attorney j. K. Stinson went t.
| indianapolis this morning on lega
business,
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Mrs. T. J Daniels spent the day
with friends in Maynard.
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Misses Lillian and Bessie Porch
visited IN DanyilIe yesterday.
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Misses Lillian and Anna Kuhlman
spent yesterday in Valparaiso.
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In Social Circles

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bowling spent
the Fourth at Cedar Lake.
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Some OF a whiting people VIII.
vent to Cedar La yesterday repo.
that Floyd Knapp, Who formerly live
lere, was rowing o. tie lake with .
ouple of young ladies, when tn
loat capsized, throwing the occr
ants into the water, 81 were re-
ued and their worst fate was
,ood scare and a bad ducking.
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CLAN ana Mike swean6

= ollan and Nike SWeane
Il BY the police IT "di
aEl,g firearms iaside the eli
ulits After spending Tie night 4
lie police station they were arraig
ID before Justice Jones this morning
The judge sad that, as it VAS ia,
'ourth, he would let the prisoner
% with their sentences suspended.
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Misses Alice Bump. Daisy Darling
ton and Florence O'Neill spent yes
terday Ia St. Joe, Mich.
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Misses Crowell. Shredder and Wall
of Hammond and Wilma Balm and
Blanche Mortinson Of RobertsdaR
entered the local Chicago Business
college this morning; all TO pnrsue
the study of stenography.
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In Social Circles
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Bowling spent
the Fourth at Cedar Lake.
Misses Lillian and Bessie Porch
visited in DanvilIe yesterday.
Misses Lillian and Bessie Porch
visited in Danvhle yesterday.
Mrs. T. ]. Daniels spent the day
with friends in Maynard.
Misses Lillian and Anna Kuhlman
spent yesterday in Valparaiso
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Strickland Of
Kankakee, III. and their two chill
dren were the guests of Mrs. O..
Brostrom yesterday.
Misses Alice Bump. Daisy Darling
ton and Florence O'Neill spent yes
terday IN ST. Joe. Mich.
Mrs. Leo Wolf entertained Mrs.
B. WOLF and daughter of Chicago to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brockman
have returned to their home in Stea-
ger, Ill. after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Towle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. b. Shaw visited
frfends in Valparaiso over the
Fourth.
Misses Lola, Ethel and Blanch
Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reed and
sMr. and Mrs. w. D. Dobbins com
posed a fishing party to the Little
Calumet river yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huber and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf attended
q picnic at Spring Hill Grove, yester-
day.
Mrs. Sine Hunt, who has been the
guest of her son David Hunt, leaves
tonight for her home in Temperance,
Ky.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Baptist church will give an ice
cream social in the church parlors
next Monday evening.
A reunion of the McKeown family
was held yesterday at the home oil
j. B. Ortt, Asa Plummer avenue
Members of the family were present
from Kent Ohio and Chicago.
st
Miss Florence Mossler is Tho
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Jesse J
Mossler in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Andrew Quigley of Warner
street left last night at $50. fol
Chatauqua, N Y, where she will at
tend the assembly.
Henry Kingwill of Kenwood il
the guest of his cousins. the Misses
Grace and Hazel Kingwill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson ant
daughter. who have been guests a
the homes of d. b. Hunt and c. NJ
.Jewett, returned to their home il
Lafayette this afternoon.
Mrs. F. N Cantrick and son Geo
of Adrain, Mich are the guests o
Mrs. C. Cantrick's niece, Mrs. F. c
Mclean.
P. W,Ciarlz and Mrs. II. b. Easte
and children visited friends in Ian
sing today.
Misses Lenore and Kathryn an
Joseph and George Shaw were guest
at a house party in Woodlawn owe
the Fourth.
Alfred Sherry took a crowd {
young people down the river in h
launch yesterday to Clark static
where they had a picnic.
Eight Sisters from All Saints an
st Joseph's school went to
Mary observation-disclosures this afternoo
where they will spend the summe
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siam.

Siam was cotton producing country
$500 years ago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Broekman
have returned to their home in Stea-
ger, III. after a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Towle.
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hrs. Leo Wolf entertained Mrs.
B. WOLF and daughter of Chicago to-
day.
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The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give d lawn social at
the home of Mrs. Y. S. Reiter, 80
Webb street, Saturday afternoon
from to 5 O'Clock, to which every
body is invited To attend.
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Misses Alice Bump. Daisy Darling
ton and Florence O'Neill spent yes
terday in St. Joe, Mich.
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Misses Alice Bump, Daisy Darling
ton and Florence O'Neill spent yes
terday in St Joe, Mich.
Misses Crowell. Shredder and Wall
of Hammond and Wilma Balm and
Blanche Mortinson Of Robertsdafe
entered the local Chicago Business
college this morning; all 10 pnrsue
the study of stenography.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give a lawn social at
the home of Mrs Y S. Reiter, 80
Webb street. Saturday afternoon
from 8 to o'clock, TO which every
body is invited To attend.
Mr. and Mrs, J. j. Murphy en-
tertained several friends at lawn
party yesterday at their home, 35o
State street The day was spent
with tennis. croquet and other out
door ganles Lunch and dinner were
served on the lawn and in the even
ing there was a display of fireworks.
The lawn of the Phillips home, SIC
Truman avenue, was attractively
decorated with flags and bunting
yesterday when Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Phillips entertained several
friends at lawn party. After an
informally spent afternoon with
music, 6 o'clock dinner was served
and later in the evening there were
plenty of fireworks displayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell chaperoned
crowd of ten young people at a
picnic at Lake Front park yesterday
where the usual sports were en-
joyed. Those in the party were
Misses Georgia, Pearl and Bess Far
rell, Hazel Howell, Alice Blosser and
Lulu DeWeese and Messrs Collins,
Allen Wartena and Knopp.
Tuesday evening Miss Gertrude
Stamp entertained a dancing party.
The guests were Misses Ruth Sohl,
Frances Lundt, Anna Ibach, Mary
Krost, Norma Lochlin, Marion DEM
ing Elizabeth Evers and Florence
Loveridge and Messrs Charlie Bell
man, Charlie Crumpacker, Harvey
Blair, Fay Lammering, William
Evers and William Smith and Sidney
Simon and friend from Chicago.
The members of the choir of the
Baptist church and a few friends
drove to Deep Greek yesterday in a
hayrack which was decorated with
the national colors The day was
spent in boating, fishing and feast
ing. One event vas the snap
shots" taken of the crowd at unex-
pected times. In the evening tneg
drove back to Hammond by moon
/ light and went to the home of Miss
Dolly Geib, on Price Place, where
they gave a farewell party for Miss
Edith Carter, who. left today for an
extended visit in Oklahoma There
they had supper and a display OF
fireworks. George Erickson of Chi
cago was an out of town guest.
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Misses Lola, Ethel and Blanch
Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Reed and
,Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Dobbins COM
posed a fishing party to the Little
Calumet river yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. b. Shaw visited
friends in Valparaiso over the
Fourth.
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JOS Bauer of Monterey, Ind,
employed at the Erie Hotel
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Attorney ]. K. Stinson went t.
indianapolis this morning on lega
business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huber and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf attended
a picnic at Spring Hill Grove, yester-
day.
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The fremen took pains yesterday
TO decorate the sick room of then
comrade, z. D. Green. who is at St
Margaret's hospital
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Mrs. Sine Hunt, who has been the
guest of her son David Hunt, leaves
tonight for her home in Temperance.
Ky.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. COPYRIGHT O
Valparaiso, were the guests of theii
relatives here yesterday.
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Joe Dunsing has recently received
"a gold medal for having sold the
most goods of any representative OF
the American Biscuit Co.
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Harvey Mathews of Hammond.
who has been spending the past week
with relatives in this city returned
nome this rning.-Michigan City
Dispatch.
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The Ladies Aid society of the
Baptist church will give an ice
cream social in the church parlors
next Monday evening.
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Jos. Jesnki, aged 40, homeless and
penniless, died this morning at the
local hospital. His remains will be
laid away in the potter's field at
Hessyille.
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P. W,C1arl and Mrs. II. b. Easter
and children visited friends in Lam
sing today.
Misses Lenore and Kathryn and
Joseph and George Shaw were guests
at a house party in Woodlawn over
the Fourth.
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Ed Freeman of Pearl street, Rob-
addition, was taken to tn.
hospital, Chicago yes
terday to undergo an operation.
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Mrs. Andrew Quigley of Warren
street left last night at $50, for
Chatauqua, N. Y, where she will at
tend the assembly.
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Henry Kingwill of Kenwood is
the guest of his cousins. the Misses
Grace and Hazel Kingwill.
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Miss Florence Mossler is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Jesse j.
Mossler in Indianapolis.
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Misses Lola. Ethel and Blanche
Lyons. Mr.. and MIS-. r. Reed and
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Dobbins COM
posed a fishing party to the Little
Calumet fiver yesterday.
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w f. Fogg of II lie Park, was i.
Hammond yesterday looking after his
real estate interests here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson and
daughter, who have been guests at
the homes of d. b. Hunt and c. Nj.
Jewett, returned to their home in
Lafayette this afternoon.
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Mrs. F. n. Cantrick and son Geo
of Adrain, Mich. are the guests of
Mrs. C. Cantricks niece, Mrs. F. c.
Mclean.
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Jesse Morris of the Erie Hotel is
visiting friends at Rensselaer,.
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A reunion of the McKeown family
was held yesterday at the home of
j. B. Ortt, Asa Plummer avenue.
Members of the family were present
from Kent, Ohio and Chicago.
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MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Austin,
Miss Crumpacker and Mr.. Scott
''The Lion and the Mouse at the
Illinois theatre last evening.
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