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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-21
Hobart News

Jesse Frame of Chicago spent Sun
day here with his parents.
Miss Mabel Kent was out from the
city over sunday.
"Nobody's Claim" played at strattan's
opera house last Saturday evening and
was we'll attended.
Mrs. Calvin Beethoven of Chicago
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Sholl.
William Cruel jr. who has been
working in Iowa for the past year. re-
turned to Hobart last Saturday to re-
main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mellon and Miss
Fannie Rice of Joliet ILL.,. are here Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. MELONS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mellon.
While on her way to school yester-
daw morning, Miss Mary Thyen. the
nine-year- daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thyen. accidentally fell on the ce-
ment sidewalk in front of Blacks store.
breaking her right arm near the shout
del joint. DR.. Watson set the arm.
Theodore Johnson and George Os-
trander. in company with John Jarvis
of whiting. went to Chicago Sunday to
spend the day The three returned the
same night on the late train and the
following morning Theodore received
a mess age that Mr.. Jarvis in getting
off the train in some manner had both
MS legs cut off. Theodore left on the
morning train for Whiting, returning
the same afternoon, stating that John
is in a critical condition. Mr.. Jarvis
formerly worked in Hobart at the lib
bits Canning Factory.
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ValLur aisO News.

Charles Foster was in Wanatah on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. George Barham of Cedar Rap
ids, Ia, is visiting in this city.
n E. Franklin is in Newport, KY.
visiting relatives.
The Americans played to a packed
house Monday night. They played to
a fair-sized house Tuesday night.
marriage license has been issued
to Daniel z. shellinger and Mary v.
Bentley.
George Sherwood and Charles Foster
are in Indianapolis attending the I. o.
o. F. convention.
o, P. Kinsey gave a banquet Tues
day evening to the Study clubs of Val
paraiso.
c. H. Lindner of Bucyrus, O., is Wis
iting his son, Fred Lindner, for a few
days.
The Eagles gave a masquerade ball
Tuesday evening. 1t was largely at
tended.
Coroner Carson started his inquest
Tuesday morning. There were about
twenty witnesses examined. The in
quest will probably be finished today.
Mrs. Lillias Fleming filed suit for
$40 a month allowance from her hus-
band. Calvin Fleming. Mrs. Fleming
is now in Michigan City.
Miss Grace Coleman has left for
Louisville, Ky. where she will spend
the winter with her sister. Mrs. John
Kendall
Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson re-
turned to their home in Whiting Tues
day afternoon. They have been Wis
iting relatives here for few days.
Mr.. Henry, superintendent of the
county poor farm. was asked TO Ie-
sign by the county commissioners
Monday.
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South Deering.

Miss Rachel Hagan, 1927 Calhoun
spent Sunday in Hammond.
Miss Mary Quigg visited on the
East Side Monday.
Tom, the colored porter at the Duffy
buffet, corner of 1O6th and Torrance
avenue, is on a vacation.
William Redden of the West Side
visited friends in South Deering Tues
day.
Fred Tager. 1062O Terrence ave-
nue., is having a new furnace installed
in his residence.
Miss Rachel Hogan, 1927 Calhoun
avenue. left this morning for Silver
City, N NJ, to be gone a few months.
The switchmen of the Calumet and
Southeastern railroad at South Deer
ing have moved into their new quar-
tiers in the new Laboratory building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Solecki, 927-
1O6th street, are attending the fun
ering of Mrs. Soleckrs sisters child,
on the east side.
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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

William Tuinn of Indiana boulevard
was a Chicago business visitor Tues
day.
Mrs John Stewart and Artie Stewart
of Roberts avenue were Chicago Wis
itors yesterday.
Mrs. Agnes Roberts and daughter,
Mrs. F. r. Schaaf. went on a shopping
tour to Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Mary Stein. teacher at the
Franklin school took a day off and
visited at the Lincoln school Tuesday.
George Fedorka is making several
changes in the hot water heating sys-
tenn at his home on Atchison avenue.
Mrs. Herman Theisen of Indiana
boulevard entertained several of her
lady friends at dinner Tuesday after
noon.
The street car service in Robertsdale
is in a very poor condition The cars
are continuously late and are very
dirty.
Don't forget the Band Boys dance
to be given Thanksgiving evening at
Gobels' hall. A good time is promised
all
Mrs. Saudler and children of Indiana
boulevard are visiting with relatives
IN Chicago for a few weeks.
Richard Schaaf attended a banquet
given by the Hammond Board of IN
derwriters at the Lash hotel, Tuesday
evening to their agents from East Chi
cago, Whiting, Indiana Harbor, Toll
lesion and Gary. The banquet was
well attended and a most enjoyable
time was had by all.
Ernest Lowe of Roby, while out
hunting two weeks ago on Calumet
Lake, met with a serious accident. He
accidentally shot himself in the
shoulder which resulted in lockjaw
and caused his death Sunday. The en-
ternment took place at Oak Hill, Tues
day He leaves a wife and children tc
mourn his loss and has many friends
and relatives residing here in Roberts
dale.
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Crown Point

Willis Wood was home over Sunday.
Miss Belle Petersin was home from
Ferry Hall over Sunday.
Attorney V. S. Reiter was here
Tuesday
E D. Burton of Hebron was here
Tuesday attending the horse sale.
A dance will be given at Central
Music hall on Thanksgiving night,
Nov. 18th.
Attorney c. B. Tinkham of Valpa-
raise was here Tuesday attending
court.
Mrs. John Babbitt, who has been on
the sick list for the last two or three
weeks, is now on the road to recovery.
The public schools of Lake county
will all be closed next Thursday and
Friday on account Of the Thanksgiv-
ing holiday
superintendent Curtis expects to go
to Tolleston Saturday to conduct a
joint institute of the North and Calu-
met township teachers.
c. E. McNay has the contract for
moving the building now occupied by
the Wells. Fargo Express company Of
fee, as soon as it is vacated.
Maurice Miller will not delay the
construction of his new store build
ing, but will commence work on it as
soon as the Wells Fargo express office
can find a new location.
Sheriff elect Carter was here Tues
day and qualified for his office by fling
his official bond. He also said to a
TIMES representative that he was not
ready to announce his appointment of
deputies.
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East Side News.

Gust Oberg has started a tailor shop
at $500 Avenue J.
Mrs. Engstrom residing at 1926 Ave
nue. ], is on the sick list.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fedt of $3.50
Avenue H, a baby boy.
A new cottage is being erected at
1O2nd street and Avenue G.
/ Charles Saf of the East Side was in
Gary, Ind. yesterday on business.
VIM. Rogers saw Hearts Astray" at
the Calumet theatre last evening.
The South Chicago Blues were de-
feated by the East Side GoebeIs in
Sundays game by the score of 10 to 5.
Miss Martha Herring attended the
performance of 'Ben-Hur" at the Audi
torium last evening.
n A. Nelson, president of the Scan
dia Life Insurance comptny, was on
the East Side yesterday on business.
Fred Ziegler is unable to work on
account of an injury he received to his
hand a short time ago.
John Larson of the East Side was
slightly injured at the Chicago Ship
Building company.
Louis Wolff was on the East Side
yesterday Mr.. Wolff formerly con-
Quoted the grocery store at SS17 Ewing
avenue.
Andrew Ringman of the East Side at
tended the dinner given by the South
Chicago Business Mems association at
the South Chicago hotel last evening.
The Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church of the East
Side. held its regular meeting at the
chruch last evening.
The boiler makers employed by the
Hibben company of South Chicago at
the Federal Furnace company at 10Sth
street and Calumet river, have again
gone out on a strike on account OF the
employment of non-union men in the
shop of said company at 93rd street
and Ewing avenue.
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T. F. Knots, president of the town
board, left this evening for Hammond
where he expects to attend the local
organization of Fire Insurance men.
He is largely interested in that work
here, finding a good field for the work.
Considerable difficulty is experienced
by the inspector for this district mas
much as he must rate each building
under constantly varying conditions
One day the building may be isolated
and alone in the block and the next
buildings may be started at several
other points in the block, and probably
right next to 1t. The rate is somewhat
higher for the present owing to the en-
tire lack of fire protection. There Is
some talk of volunteer department
and chemical engines. but many feel
that but little reliance should be placed
in this, expecting rather that a paid
department should be had as soon as
possible with every modern assistance
for fire protection.
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St. John News.

George Hilbrich spent Tuesday at
Hammond.
Messrs. August Koehle and Alois
PORTE were at the county seat yester-
day.
Ed Austgen transacted business at
the horse market at Crown Point Tues
day.
Adam Gard visited friends at Cedar
Lake.
Friends and relatives pleasantly sur
prised Anton Rietman Monday evening.
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Steve Jursa, one of the saloon keep
ers between the Wabash and Michigan
Central learned yesterday that there
is law here and that it will be enforced
on complaint of a customer he was ar
rested and prosecuted for selling liquor
to a minor. The suit had its inception
in a saloon brawl in his building dur
ing which both were badly beaten up.
Steve went to get the beligerent Gus
toner arrested and while away the Gus
toner, who insisted he was a minor,
went after Steve for selling the liquor
he ha demanded. The whole story has
q decidedly unpleasant odor and 1t Is
we'll that the hand of the law is being
felt.
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Lowell News.

Hon. S. c. Dwyer made a flying trip
to Lafayette the fore part of the week.
Our electric lights fiickered for a few
minutes Tuesday night, and then all
was off. The citizens have begun to
dig up their lanterns again.
Richard Carter is moving from the
John Thompson farm to the Mrs. James
H. Sanger farm one mile east of Lo-
well. VIII Bahr, who has been on the
Sanger farm for several years has
moved to a farm near Adam Eberts.
DR.. E. R. Bacon, who has been aff1ict-
ed with poor oversight for several
years, had the misfortune while go
ing home from his daughters, Mrs. s. c.
Dwyer, to his own home Monday night
to step off of the porch, fracturing his
shoulder quite seriously.
Mrs. Forsyth Frazier, whose sick
ness was mentioned in this column, died
at her home in Lowell at o'clock
Tuesday morning. She leaves a hus-
band, five children, two brothers, four
sisters and several other relatives to
mourn her departure. Funeral ser
vices will be held Thursday. Mrs
Frazier was a devout christian, beloved
and respected by all and her departure
has cast a gloom of sadness over the
entire community, who sincerely sym
pathize with those near and dear to
her. in their bereavement.
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Hegewisch News

An addition TO the public school is
being built to be used as a kindergar-
ten.
S. Jaroszewski, the grocer and butch
er Of Erie avenue is building a large
bakery on the rear Of his lot.
Friedman & Brothers, our commission
men, received today one car OF potatoes
and one car of apples. That looks
good for the winter.
Mr.. Livings has completed his new
building on Superior avenue near 135th
street and will open the place in a few
days with first class restaurant
Mr.. Cheney and Mr.. Alexander have
nearly completed two fine modern
houses on Howard avenue. Mr.. Cheney
Will occupy his and Mr.. Alexander ex-
poets to rent.
The new Methodist church, 135th and
Superior avenue, will be dedicated Dec.
10th number Of prominent speakers
viii be- present
The Sunday school classes OF the
Methodist church Will give a banquet
Friday evening. Nov. 2S. The parents
of all pupils are cordially invited to at
tend.
our football team met with defeat at
Lowell Ind. yesterday. but were not
disgraced by any means. We under
stand the Lowell boys had two or three
college players in their line and aver
aged about 100 pounds while our boys
only average 100 pounds. The score
was q 10 0.
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New Alloy.

According to the Iron Age an alloy
consisting Of two parts of aluminium
and one Of zinc is equal in strength to
good cast iron, does not oxidize or
rust readily. and is of an even white
color. 1t melts at a low red heat, but
1t is rather brittle, and hence is not
suitable for use where toughness, like
that of brass, is required. The alloy
is called "alzene."
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Johnny Jones, Latin.

One day at Latin recitation Johnny
Jones was so drowsy that when the
professor asked for the conjugation
of a certain verb he failed to catch
it, and turning to his bosom friend
inquired: What verb?" "Damnno. .
whispered his classmate. "Damfno,
damfnare, damfnai, damflnatum!'
said Johnny Jones to the Mortified
Observation-Disclosures Magazine.
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West Pullman.

c. D. Rounds sent Sunday in Plano,
ILL.,, with his father.
Four lots on 12Oth street, between
Butler street and Parnell avenue, have
recently been purchased by w. K.
Davis.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet with Mrs. w. E. Bogue,
Thursday afternoon at her home, 1906
Stewart avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Allen of Stewart
avenue have left for two weeks visit
with relatives in Cincinnati and Day
ton, Ohio.
Volp & Pritchett have dissolved part
nership after being in business one
year. Mr.. Volp will take the business
to Blue Island and MI Pritchett will go
to work for G. F. Roberts.
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Happv Exit.

A shop in the East End of London
has lately been turned into a kind Of
wax work show. The Snowman was
heard at the entrance the other even
ing shouting: Step in, gents; step
in! Take my word for it, you will
be highly delighted when you come
omit"
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E.nninned for the ooca sion

The following notice was recently
to be seen outside a church door IN
an English village: THE Rev. E.
T will preach his farewell sermon
on Sunday next. The choir will rem
der an anthem of Joy and thanksgiv-
ing, specially composed for the &C.
casOn"
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Flower Causes Death.

The London Lancet notices the
death of woman from a scratch on
the nose, received while smelling a
rose originally brought from central
China. The Lancet says it is not the
FIRST case of the kind.
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HAMMOND LECTURE COURSE
Opens Thursday Nov q, 'O6, 3d. m.
HIGH SCHOOL HALL
SEASON PROGRAMME.


THURSDAY DECEMBER 6, 1906
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as stenographer in the Office of the
traffic manager of the Inland Steel com
pany. He will begin his new duties in
the morning.
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Gary Oyster Bay. Served in any
style, at all hours. Prospect avenue
and Broadway. Frank IRELAND, prop.
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r. G. Dun's representative spent sew
eral hours here this morning getting a
line on different business people. Diff
ferent from most boom towns. he finds
that a large part of the business men
are not spectators, but are men who
expect to continue here after the be-
ginning. This Is but further evidence
OF the contention OF its builders that
this is not a boom town and they are
taking great care to keep it from be-
coming such, as many of the appli-
cants for places and property can
readily testify.
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Mrs. Anna Heck of Washington ave-
nue. is seriously i'll. DR.. Daye of Burn
side is attending her.
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the occasion being a birthday party
held in his honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schumacher Wis
tied their nephew Peter Rousehlange
at the Crown Point sanitarium yes
terday.
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John La Belle saw Hearts Astray'
at the Calumet theatre, Sunday even
ing.
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Harry Hickman has resigned his pc
sition at ]. w. Swartzelrs GROCERY
store.
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Roseland and Kensington.

Gus Anderson Of nth street, injured
his foot while at work
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STONY ISLAND.

Lester Johnson made a business trip
| to Burnside Monday.
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Whiting News

Whiting News
Mrs. Beaumont Parker will enter
tain the Magazine club Friday night
George Simmons is working for War
rem Sheets at Indiana Harbor.
Mrs. Charles GreenwaId shopped in
Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Paswietz of Sheridan
avenue is on the sick list.
The ladies of the Home Missionary
society will give pies social at the
NJ. E. church tonight.
Mrs Charles Paskwietz of Sheridan
tanning her mother, Mrs. Thomas. of
Chicago for few days.
Scott Coryen is detained from his
work at the main Office by severe at
tack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Kerber of the East Side is Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs. o. Mahlitz
314 John street.
Mrs Grant Hatch. who was taken
to the Presbyterian hospital viii I'M
dergo an operation Thursday.
Coroner George Hoskins and Attor-
ney Charles E. Greenwald transacted
business in Crewn Point yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson of oliver
street were called to Logan, O., by the
death of Mrs. Fergusons mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mahlitz of Fred
| street visited yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosenow in Chicago.
| The boys had manual training and
| the girls sewing in the new manual
training school for the first time yes
terday
Mrs. Cora Leach, who recently re-
turned from Louisville, KY, spent last
evening with D. H. Walter of New
York avenue.
Messrs. George Collins and Roy Dis
accompanied a party of friends to the
stock show at the Coliseum Monday
night.
Mrs. Mary Kaiser has purchased from
Gallus ]. Bader the building on 18th
street which they now occupy as a
| bakery and restaurant
The Eagles expect to be comfortably
located in their new lodge rooms above
Denhams store very soon. They will
have club rooms and wnen all is done
they expect to have a coy Eagles nest.
The Ladies of the Maccabees held
their regular meeting In the K. of P.
hall last night, The meeting was we'll
attended and more new members were
initiated. After the regular work of
the order was over, the Robertsdale
members entertained the Whiting mem
bers, after which an elegant lunch was
served.
The police were busy last night
securing the town for VanTassel,
whom 1t was rumored was in town
and was going to LaPorte on the 1871
Lake Snore. The train was closely
watched but he was not found. Van
Tassel is the man who is wanted in
connection with the death of Police
man Fitzpatrick and the blowing of
the safe in Austgens grocery store in
| Hammond.
The following is the program which
was discussed on New Jersey and New
York" at the meeting of the Fortnight
ly club Monday night which was held
at the home Of Mrs. c. D. Davidson:
Establishment of Trading Posts on
| the Hudson" Miss Stoerlein.
Comparison of the Policies of the
Four Dutch Governors of New Neither
lands" Miss Wycoffe
Sketch of English Conquest of the
New Netherlands" Mrs. Gibson.
THE PATRON System and the Persist
ence of Dutch Influences and Traits, .
Mrs. c. D. Davidson
| Political Viscitudes of New Jer-
sey," Mrs. Beaubien.
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Jacob Groat, who recently purchased
property south of the Wabash. has
leased his building to the Junk Brewing
company at a rate that pays him prac-
tically a hundred per cent on his in
vestment. Jake doesn't let this bother
him any but has gone after more prop
erty. He was at one time partner Of
the firm Of Valiant & Groth on Pros
pect avenue.
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The Ad.

WANTED-A salesman, clean cut,
active, one who is result producer, to
call on over 20, 900 people daily. Ad-
dress, THE PUBLIC.
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Guy d. Staples, of the Calumet Sup
ply company tended mason all day to-
day He is rushing the work of erect
ing their building along the Lake Shore
tracks to early completion. The office
end of the building is practically done
and the remainder of the building Will
be finished by the end OF the week.
1t is 20x100 feet in size.
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Mr. Ramenstine. the painter from
Wheeler, completed today the painting
of the schools and Jail The several
coats of paint on the buildings have
improved their appearance greatly.
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Gary News

A F. Knots looked after the Land
company's interests in Chicago today.
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The telephone people installed the
instruments at the Land company's Of
fees today and will probably get the
wires connected by the end of the week.
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Friedman Brothers. our commission
men. received today one car of potatoes
and one car of apples. That looks
good for the winter.
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An addition TO the public school is
being built to be used as a kindergar-
ten.
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S. Jaroszewski, the grocer and butch
er OF Erie avenue is building a large
bakery on the rear Of his lot.
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Mr. Livings has completed his new
building on Superior avenue near 135th
street and will open the place in a few
days with a first class restaurant.
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The boys had manual training ant
the girls sewing in the new manua
training school for the first time yes
terday.
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c. D. Rounds sent Sunday in Plano
ILL.,, with his father.
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Mrs. Cora Leach, who recently re
turned from Louisville, KY. spent las
evening with D. H. Walter of New
York avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson of Olive
street were called to Logan, o., by tn
death of Mrs. Ferguson's mother.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mahlitz of Ere
street visited yesterday with Mr.. an
Mrs. Rosenow in Chicago.
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Messrs. George Collins and Roy Dill
accompanied a party of friends to tn,
stock show at the Coliseum Monda.
night.
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The new Methodist church. 1S5th and
Superior avenue, Will be dedicated Dec.
10Th a number Of prominent speakers
will be- present.
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Charles Carlan, formerly employed
by the Simplex Railway Appliance com
pany at Hammond. has taken a nosition