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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
Robertsdale

L. Timm of Chicago has been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. William Timm, sr.,
of Indiana boulevard, for a few days.
Miss Mildred Stress of Chicago is
visiting with her brother, Charles
Stress. sr., of Roberts avenue. for a
couple of weeks.
Henry Atchison, who has been work
ing in Robertsdale for several months,
went home today to spend New Years
with his family in Woodville, Ind.
Mrs. Charles Stress. sr., of Roberts
avenue, is on the sick list
A very pleasant surprise was given
Henry Eggers and family Saturday
evening at their home in Roberts ave-
nue.. Mrs. Henry Eggers acted as mis-
tress of ceremonies, conducting things
in such a way as to make everybody
feel perfectly at home. The sociability
was enlivened by cards and music, af-
ter which a fine supper was served.
All present report most enjoyable
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Matthias and child
rem, Irene and Harry, returned home
after spending several days with Mrs
Matthias parents in Michigan City, Ind
Yesterday morning about O'Clock
the citizens of Robertsdale were
thrown into great excitement by the
ringing of the fire bells. The fire
proved to be in the home of Johr
Dvorscak in ia Harrison avenue. ant
same being caused by oil thrown into
| the stove, which instantly exploded
setting fire to the woodwork around
the stove. The fire department acted
| The Whiting fire department received
still alarm and great credit must b,
given them for their assistance.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Donohue, who have been quit,
sick are recovering.
Mrs Adam Daugler of Indian;
boulevard was a Hammond visitor Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs G. NJ. Cough of Rob
erts avenue saw The Man from Mex
leo" at the Calumet Saturday after
noon.
A grand ball will be given by tn
Young Mems Pleasure club at Pulas
kis hall corner John street and Whit
Oak avenue Jan, 1, 1907.
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Hegewisch News

Mrs. John Crehan has been quite sick
the past f~v days.
Mrs. Charles McRnl entertained the
Afternoon Pedro club Friday afternoon,
Mrs Harry Box winning first prize and
Mrs. McRill second.
Miss Anna Book of Superior avenue
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Van
Bruggen. in Roseland this week.
Mrs. A. c. Mcdonald and son, Will
lam, left for Harvey yesterday to spend
week with her friend. Mrs. Clark.
The Rose club met at the home of
Mrs. Reed, Thursday evening.
The Whist club gave surprise par
ty for Mrs. A. A. Kuss, Saturday even
ing.
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Tolleston

The children of Lewis Gordon who
went to Chicago Heights, Friday to be
the guests of relatives for few days,
will return Tuesday.
Miss Matilda Diedel went to Chicago
yesterday to spend New Years with
friends.
Contractors Gahalager and Will
Jams have finished the roof on the new
school house and from the roof can be
seen the large steel mills and cottages
which are being built in Gary.
On account of the death of the sister
of F. A. Malstone, the teacher in the
public school here. the school will not
open until Thursday, Jan. 3.
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The X. of P. lodge are planning to
give their lodge hall a thorough over
hauling. Instead of running east and
west, it will be turned north and south
facing on Commercial avenue. This
will be a great Improvement, giving
much better light and ventilation. The
lodge is in very prosperous condition
both numerically and financially. A
few years ago they built themselves a
fine assembly hall at a great cost, go
ing heavily in debt. The debt is now
all paid. Every lodge in Lowell ex-
cepting the Masons, meets in the K. of
P. hall and besides this, the lodge gets
rent from the office rooms, making a
very nice annual income for their treas
ury. Those members who first sug-
gested the idea of building and owning
their own hall few years ago, are de-
serving of great credit.
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ROSELAND AND
KENSINGTON

Mr.. Longtone Of Dearborn street
moved his family TO 11Sth street Sat
urday.
Mrs. Douglas of Dearborn street is on
the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs w. Currier and son,
Arthur are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
quin, Of Lafayette avenue.
=. baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed jaeger, Wednesday,
who are very proud parents.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Merchant of In
diana avenue, entertained their daugh-
ter, Mrs Ethel Hall. Of Elkhart. Ind,
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Patton of 18th
street have visiting them Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke of Toronto, but formerly OF
ROseland.
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West Pullman.

Ivan Rausher of Parnell avenue. is
very sick
]. Evars and his daughter have gone
TO Iowa on a visit.
The Ener Nous club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Bell of
Emerald avenue.
G. H. Johntone Of Yale avenue, spent
Christmas in New York City.
II. S. Campbell Of Waterloo, Ia, IS
been visiting among West Pullman
friends.
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Whiting News


Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jones and children
attended a family reunion yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs.
Wheeler in Hammond.
Several Whiting ladies will attend
party at the home Of Mrs. Curtis in
Indiana Harbor this evening.
Miss Louise Kaiser is attending Wat
sons Business college in Chicago.
Mr.. Quinn of East Chicago, was in
town last evening.
DR. Geo w. MILO of Stoughton, Wis.
is spending the holidays with his broth
er, E. A. MILO.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Walter saw The
Man from Mexico" at the Calumet the
atre orday afternoon.
Miss Mollie Bernstein has returned
home after spending a week with her
aunt. Mrs. Joe Bernstein.
Mrs Roy Emerson received a visit
from sister from South Chicago Satur-
day.
Mrs. Murray of Fischrupp avenue, is
entertaining her mother from Nichi-
gan.
Jack Ryan, well known about town.
is being cared for at the city hall,
where he had a severe hemorrhage DR..
Dewey. who attended him, says he can
not recover.
Mrs Ravens and daughter, Eulalia
returned to their home in Chicago
Heights Saturday after spending
Christmas with Mrs. Lottie Eaton OF
Sheridan avenue.
Katherine Petersen and Helen Pfeif-
fer attended the matinee at the Calu-
met theatre, Saturday.
James E. Twitt has returned from
Cleveland where he spent Christmas
with relatives.
Miss Goldie Jenkins of Robertsdale
visited Mrs. George Stephens last even
ing.
Miss Eva Laid of Evanston, is re.
newing acquaintance here.
Russell Smith transacted business 70,
the First National bank in Hammond
Saturday
Mrs. Bugovitch of Fred street, is seri
ously i'll.
Ed Gray of Pennsylvania avenue. il
recovering nicely from serious at
tack Of humps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey of Grant Park
H.. are visiting their dat. liter Mrs
G. H. Hoskins of Sheridan avenue.
Miss Lillian Callahan visited he
mother at Stieglitz Park. Saturday.
) Miss Florence Wing returned from
Lacrosse, Wis. Saturday.
Master James Arney visited friend
, here yesterday.
George Mong of Gary was in tow
yesterday
Mr.. Curry. formerly of the firm o
Gordon and Curry, is now employed i
; the meat department of the Within
Supply store.
John Bryie has gone to Texas t
! work.
Earl Goldsmith of Valparaiso uni
yersity, visited his parents here Satur
day and Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Fiheld is spendin
1 her vacation at the home of her grand
: mother, Mrs. Burroughs at Joliet, Ill.
/ y. A Goldsmith of Sheridan avenu,
e is having much trouble with his han
] caused by running q pitohfork int
2 1t, making very deep wound
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The north side. better knownAe
plant site, shows marked chang
most daily. To one who chano
visit there about a month aide
work was begun the impressi4s
given OF a large aumber of men. 5,
shovels and era les. working aira-
In all parts OF the twelve or II
hundred acres. No matter whe4
went he found men at work. sonl
Ing, some excavating. some
track, others unloading materiall
this is practically all changed.
larger portion of the leveling AMI
Ing has been done on the plant
and the vast number of men is co
trated In groups around the !
where the buildings are being err
Work goes on unhindered on the
ting up OF the four blast furnace
the building of the gigantic poweI
ton. The latter IS located soutf
west OF the blast furnaces. The /
ing of the high fence around the
site is over half done 1t is
fence about eight feet high and
when completed. surround the
site. with gates here and there ,
watchmen viii be stationed. Att
a large part OF the switch tracks
been laid in and around the shop
furnaces. still several gangs Of me
busy all the time laying new line
changing old ones to facilitate
handling of the enormous ouar
of material. Much or the =
around the machine shop site has
covered with a bed of cinders.
work Of erecting the steel frame Il
blacksmith shop has begun and
VIII now be pushed to early co
tion.
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Valparaiso News.

Guy Stinchfeld was appointed city
engineer at a salary of $500 per year
by Mayor Williams
Mrs. Dudley and children have gone
to Michigan to visit with her mother
for two weeks.
William Leroy of Pesoltum. Ill, is
visiting Daniel Rothjeans for few
days.
Gary Norriss of Chicago was home
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baugher have
returned from visit in Kentucky with
the latter's parents.
John schiimdt visited over Sunday
at Joliet.
Mrs Clayton Wood and daughter
have returned home from a holiday
visit in Chicago.
E. W. shales has returned from a
at Sandwish, Ill.
Ed Gabbreath of Aubura, Ind, is
visiting in the Vale.
Miss Anna Bremen is visiting in Mich
igan City for few days
Miss Olive Lewis of Lake Forest. Ill,
is visiting Miss Mary Windle for few
days.
Mrs. Jake RumboIt and daughter are
visited in Hammond with Gus Meeker
and family
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Zimmerman OF
South Bend, spent Sunday with f.
Zimmerman and family.
George wilscam of Lincoln Neb., is
visiting Joseph Wilscam.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Palmer have re-
turned from Woodman, Mimi, where
Their were called on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Palmer's aged
parents.
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The pupils and teachers OF the Black
lak Sabbath school and the public
chool combined their efforts to make
he Christmas entertainment. this year,
be best ever known in this vicinity
nd their efforts were rewarded with
/ success which far exceeded their ex-
relations. The date for the affair was
II for Thursday. Dec. 20. and that
tening found the school house filled
fth the patrons and friends from
hghboring towns. Rev. William Hay
Ross was present to lead the devo-
-ians. A lengthy but interesting and
Easing program was given. the feat
rs OF which were readings by Mrs.
tyIattwig. solo by Miss Lora Reissig.
10 was accompanied by William
ZEN with the violin; songs by Edith
ON Ethel Burns and scripture selec-
o ms by number of the younger chill
onn. Santa Claus called and dispersed
les of candy and gifts TO each one
attendance. Rev. Hay was presented
II b a handsome teachers bible By the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-31
BASKET BALL.

There We're two games of basket ball
at the owl club gymnasium Saturday
night. The first game was between the
Owls and the Hull House team of Chi
cago. The score was SO TO IS in favor
of the Hull House boys.
The second game was to be played
by the new Owl team. but as several
of the members are on the sick list. the
s. P. A. C.'s took their place and had
for their opponents the Y. NJ. c. A. s
from the city. These proved too much
for the local team and they were easily
the victors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shawcraft were
in South Chicago last evening.
Mrs. James McFugue. who was severely
Mrs. James McFigure, who was severely
bitten by the dog owned by George
Moore, is much better. The little boy
has four very deep wounds in his leg
and four which are not quite so bad
Misses Katherine Allen and Mary
Stoerlein shopped in the city Saturday
The mission class of the Methodist
Episcopal church will have watch night
services tonight. The regular meeting
will be held. which will be followed
by a good time until they see the ole
year out and welcome the new year in
Guy Donovan, Elmer Fiskin, and Pa
McKenna of East Chicago. were II
Whiting last night
The condition of Mrs. Charles Pask
wietz of Sheridan avenue. remain!
very much the same.
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WHEELER.

Messiah" at Valparaiso. Friday even
ing.
Little Helen Christensen is quite sick.
Mrs Mary Hardesty attended the o.
Z. s meeting at Hobart Friday even
ing
4iss Bertha Harrington is sick with
tonsilitis
Miss Nellie Jones has recovered from
her recent sickness.
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ReautY's Preference

Beauty hangs around where there
are sunny smiles. and lights out at tie
approach of tears
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rently been organized and il was
unanimously voted to retain the officers
ivho have served SO faithfully the past
lew months.
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members of his Sunday school class.
After the entertainment. the ladies
served a lunch.
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Bert Thompson has returned from a
weeks visit with his brother, WILDER
and wife in Chicago.
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Miss Cora Hayden has returned from
a visit with Scherburnville, ILL.,, rela-
dives.
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Mrs. Freshour is reported very seri-
ously sick with diphtheria.
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Ing his cousin, Harry Hickman, has re-
turned to his home in Iowa.
Mrs. H G. Hickman saw The Man
from Mexico" at the Calumet theatre
Friday evening.
Conductor Bucher is working in
Crosstown this week in Conductor Nc
Kay's place.
| Bye Rogers saw The Man from Mex
leo" at the Calumet theatre Friday
4 evening.
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Forest Ragon has returned home
from a weeks visit with Hammond and
East Chicago relatives.
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Misses Eleonora and Edna Seheidt
of Hobart came Saturday morning tc
spend a few days with their grand
mother, Mrs. Anton Scheidt.
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Louis Even and George Hess trans.
acted business in Hammond Saturday
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckman will
spend New Years day at Lafayette with
her brothers, Messrs. Tom and Fred
Comerford.
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The Young Ladies and the Married
Women's Sodalities will give a supper
and card party in the public school
Tuesday evening. The proceeds will
be for the benefit of the Catholic
church Every body is cordially in
vited to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Griswold and
daughter. Miss Dolly, Of Pullman are
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. J. c. See
berger.
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John Green, ST.. is on the sick list
George James made a business r
70 Bellevue, O., Thursday
" Hunt made a business trip
Dauphtn Park Saturday.
Conductor LaBelle is working
Cottage Grove this week in Conduct
Carl Anderson's place Mr.. faders,
was married Saturday.
George Stustman, who has been visi
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Mr. and Mrs. Mat Hilbrich of Scherer-
7ille were Dyer visitors yesterday.
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Misses Lille and Stella Keilman of
Hobart came Saturday morning to
spend a few days with friends and
relatives here.
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II. L Post, the Oldest mapint
of service. on the engineebrps
that has charge of tn sewel IVA
ter works construction, LEI the
early part of next week forome
in. Madison, Wis, for a Few drom
there he intends to go bal the
university to complete his / in
engineering. Mr.. Post, aItH but
nineteen years of age. had for
a long time of the entire woe on
both sewers ana water linesl has
grown to be very popular hhong
all who know him and theyl his
departure
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Mrs. Wiley has gone to Chicago t
spend the winter with her sons anC
daughter, Mrs. Jacob Fehlman.
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Fred Keck transacted business in
East Chicago Saturday.
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The town trustees held ttegu-
lar meeting last evening inst@ this
afternoon. the regular timd was
held at that time in order hmit
the clerk to leave for the this
evening. He expects to retu. the
early part Of next week Rounat-
ters were taken care OF, incl1 the
approval of salary lists and 1 of
bills. and the board spent sdme
discussing the dangerous co4 Of
the Lake Shore crossing ovetad-
way 1t was finally decided the
railroad should be asked to a
flagman at the crossing until SINE
as the track is elevated Ju2re
the close Of the session the bqnd
others present were startled iud
cries coming apparently from sine
in great need of help. Everybosh
ed out to investigate and folhe
cause OF the noise 20 be a PoISle
hands of two officers. being ed
TO Jail He had been picked i a
drunken condition near the kh
railroad
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a. f. Knots has just I'd his
first consignment Of views his
springs property at Porter. Jews
are seven in number, each icing
of different scene. One d not
able ones is Of the old Indhncil
grounds" This is the placetding
to Pottawatomie history. v the
wise men Of the tribe gatha the
spring of each year, coming what
is now Michigan, Illinois. OH this
locality. They came partly uneil
meetings and partly for tllative
powers of the springs near uneil
sresnds AZ Knotta asspac4build
an addition to the house nh the
place in the spring.
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Lowell News.

Cecil Peterson and Miss Flora Fuller
of Hobart are visiting relatives in
Lowell and Creston for two weeks.
Miss Anna Peters has returned to
Chicago after pleasant visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Peters,
and sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Daum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Buckley of
Chicago visited Mr.. Buckley's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Buckley Sunday.
Ed Ceiga and family of Whiting Wis
tied his parents here Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Mrs. H. B. Dickey has returned from
visit with Chicago relatives. Her
niece, Miss Agens Sharpe. accompanied
her.
Miss Anna Keyser. sister of Rev.
Father Keyser. is enjoying a visit with
her mother at Elkhart, Ind.
Ed. Sanders has sold his business
building on Mill street to George Will
son, consideration $f,700. We under
stand that Mr. Wilson will move his
blacksmith shop and open a first class
machine shop. Success to the new en-
terprise.
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George stustman. who has been Wis
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John Gettler of Hammond was a Dyer
visitor yesterday.
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Black Oak News

Mrs Harry Pilgrim is on the sick
list
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shawcraft were
in South Chicago last evening.
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D. L. Fitzgerald left last evp Or
a days visit at his former in
Walkerton.
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Morris Kahan Of Indianaior
spent yesterday afternoon hex
ing after business interests.
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]. Flynn Sawyer, attorney the
firm of Knots & Bombergerlm-
mond. came over this mornilar-
que the defense in the case ller
vs.. the Falkenau Constructiohny
before Judge Fitzgerald. 'hse
however, was continued untilday
Of next week on account o abb
sence Of one OF the plaintitor-
news.
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The dance at the Hotel Fitht
gives every promise Of beinal-
liant affair.
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STONY ISLAND.

John Green, sr. is on the sick list.
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Gary New

Mrs. 4. c. Huber went to Fl
cago this afternoon.
F. Ramenstine of Hobart isig
Attorney Hodges cottage in ia
street.
D. L. Fitzgerald left last evpr
a days visit at his former in
Walkerton.
The dance at the Hotel Fitht
gives every promise Of beinil-
liant affair.
The Hotel Fitz is having a no.
line lighting plant installed tlr-
noon.
John and Benny Knots arhg
at their grandfather homhe
Springs, near Porter.
Morris Kahan of Indianaiol
spent yesterday afternoon hex.
ing after business interests.
Robert J. Briggs, deputy ppr
returned last evening from t
his home in Wisconsin.
DR.. Walsh returned yesteron
his Christmas vacation and lne
up his duties as health Office
Frank Martin OF Lowell, he
of officer Martin, came here la
afternoon and will probabat,
here.
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John and Benny Knots arhg
at their grandfather's homhe
Springs, near Porter.
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Mrs. 4. C. Huber went TO
cago this afternoon.
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her vacation at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Burroughs at Joliet, III.
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Robert J. Briggs, deputy por.
returned last evening from 4 to
his home in Wisconsin.
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Dyer News.

Miss Carrie Beiriger of Chicago
Heights, visited with her parents yes
terday.
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The Hotel Fitz is having a no.
line lighting plant installed tlr-
noon.
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y. 4. Goldsmith of Sheridan avenue.
is having much trouble with his hand
caused by running q pitchfork into
1t, making a very deep wound
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Earl Goldsmith of Valparaiso uni
yersity, visited his parents here Satur
day and Sunday.
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r. Ramenstine of Hobart isig
Attorney Hodges cottage in ia
street.
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DR.. Walsh returned yesterom
his Christmas vacation and Ing
up his duties as health Office
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Mich Thiel of Chicago was the guest
of relatives in st. John yesterday.
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Mrs. Lena Allen. who has been stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Austgen
since last August, returned to her
home in Chicago yesterday.
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Henry Atchison. who has been work
ing in Robertsdale for several months,
went home today to spend New Years
with his family in Woodville, Ind.