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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16
Hobart News

Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Osborn were
at Valparaiso yesterday.
George Petersen was in Chicago
Thursday OF business.
Ed Anderson went into Chicago last
evening.
Joe Lnkhart of Xenia, O., is here
visiting his brother, Harry, for week.
"Nobody's Claim will be played in
STATIONS opera house Saturday even
ing, Nov. IL.
Miss Carrie Banks is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Sholl in Milwaukee
Wis.
After a lingering illness of several
months Louis Banks died at his homo
In Center street at o'clock yesterday
afternoon
Mrs. Rifenburg, who has been visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Maude Arment
at Michigan City for several days, re-
turned home "Wednesday evening.
Joe Glynn, night operator for the e
J. & E railroad. is taking a months
vacation. He will leave next Sunday
for weeks visit at his former home IL
Springfield, Ill Mr. GIynn is think
ing some of giving up telegraphy Il
go to "braking" for the same company
During his absence Mr.. Hyltman Of
Valparaiso is taking his place in The
tower.
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ST. John News.

Mrs. Alois Portz returned from Chi
cago last night.
The c. G. L. will hold its regular
monthly meeting Saturday evening.
Mrs. Peter Schumacher was a Crown
Point visitor yesterday.
Mrs. John Pfeifer spent Thursday at
Englewood
Mr.. Brady of the Crown Brewing
company, was at st. John yesterday.
VIM. f. Keilman made business
trip to Chicago yesterday.
Peter Wolf of Hammond. general
agent for the McAvoy Brewing COM
pany, was st. John visitor yesterday.
John D. Lucas Of Chicago was at St
John yesterday in the interests of the
Metropolitan Business college at Eng
lewood.
Mrs. Peter Koch and sons, Of oliver
street, Whiting, returned to their home
after few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hammer.
Mat Hoffman, son of the late Jo-
seph Hoffman, will attend the Metro
politan business college at Englewood
entering at the beginning of the
winter term.
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STONY ISLAND.

a business trip to Grand Crossing last
night.
Mrs G. D. Howe made a shopping
trip to Chicago Thursday.
George Kurtzer left town on bust
ness yesterday.
Clyde Swartzell and Tommy Darcy
saw Caught in the Web at the Calu-
met theater Wednesday evening.
Eddie Mitchell was injured while or
his way to work last evening. He was
taken to the Mercy hospital.
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East Chicago

The EIks held their regular meeting
last night in Tod opera house.
Leon Pitzeu OF New York has rented
Mr.. Goldberg's store on Olcott avenue.
where he intends opening a clothing
store.
Judge Huber of Gary made a bust
ness trip to East Chicago yesterday.
While here he called on number OF
his friends.
The Eagles lodge here has received
a special dispensation from the grand
lodge permitting them to make the in
itiation fee six dollars.
For the past three days the saw-mill
has been shut down. owing to the fact
that they have no logs. They expect
however. to get to work by next Mon
day.
The first saloon in Gibson has been
built by the Schlitz Brewing company
Yesterday the fixtures were Installed
and the opening will probably be Sat
urday night.
Miss Emma Jones Of Valparaiso, who
has been spending the past week with
Mrs. Johnson. left yesterday for Chi
cago, where she will visit few days
and from there she will go to her
home.
The Eastern Star will hold a special
meeting Nov. %. at which time initia-
tory degrees Will be conferred. It is
understood that a consignment of Zero
cious goats has been ordered for the
occasion, and we may hear OF strange
things happening.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star last
night held a parlor picnic in their
Iodge hall. Each member brought 8
nch-box, filled with good things to
eat, which were distributed in such a
manner that no one had their owr
lunch Twenty four OF the member:
We're present. A very nice time is re.
ported.
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South Chicago.

Captain and Mrs. Patrick Crowley,
634-97th street, will celebrate the forth
eth anniversary of their marriage next
Saturday, Nov. II. Only a few of the
intimate friends of the family have
been invited and most enjoyable time
is anticipated. Capt. Crowley and his
wife are among the most respected
people OF South Chicago and have the
best wishes of large circle of friends
for the celebration of many more an
niversaries.
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Whiting News

Charles Hannephin of Clark street
is on the sick list.
David Spencer is the new janitor at
the public library.
Mesdames D. Burnham and F. Vance
shopped in the city yesterday.
Claude Humphreys visited in Chicago
yesterday
Gus seeboldt is decorating his jew
elry store in an elegant manner, in
preparation for the holidays
Mr.. McCabe Of the South Shore Gas
company was injured in a wreck and
is in a Chicago hospital.
The ladies OF the G. A. r. are plan
ming a dramatic entertainment which
Will be held at GoebeTs hall Nov. %.
Mrs T. B. Williams of Clark street
enjoyed visit from her brother from
Michigan yesterday.
Raymond Buck of Ohio avenue visited
his uncle. George Baker. at Gary Wed
nesday
Mrs. James Burton of Clark street
entertained the L. S. club at her home
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Fairy Gordon entertained few
friends at her home on 119th street
last night. Music was a feature of
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Byerly of Engle-
wood visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Arundel of Sheridan avenue last even
ing.
Mrs. H. o. Tilton of Lowell, who has
been visiting Mrs. Alice Tilton of La
porte avenue, returned to her home
yesterday.
Several Whiting girls are going tc
form an athletic club. They will hold
their first meeting at the Methodist
church tonight.
A car bound for Whiting was de-
rallied yesterday afternoon between
East Chicago and here and the car wa:
full of passengers who were badly
shaken up.
Arnold Exton entertained a few of hi:
friends last evening in honor of Mis-!
Vera Wadsworth, who will soon leave
for Englewood, her future home.
The Daughters of Rebekah held {
very pleasant meeting at the I. Q. Q. F
hall Wednesday evening. They had in
iation, the following members being
taken IN: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carey
Zorus Harper and O. E. Meek. Thu
East Chicago and Indiana Harbo
lodges were present and dainty re
freshments were served.
Thos. Cherico of whiting was badl.
injured having his head and hands cut
in a wreck on the Lake Shore which
occurred at South Chicago yestreda.
afternoon. 1t was another case o
mistaken signals and was in many re
spects Identical with the B. & 0. a
Woodville.
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Dyer News.

John L. Keilman made business
trip to Chicago Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Born and children of
Chicago, are visiting for a few days
with Henry Overhage and family.
Our butcher, Lee Kline, who has had
charge of Mr.. Gruers meat market the
past eight months, said good-by to his
many friends here today.
Several Dyer people missed the early
train Wednesday morning. This is due
to a change in the time schedule. The
train is due here at 5:52 instead of 6
as heretofore.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends and officers Of the Standard
Oil company and also the members of
the A. O. H for their kindness shown
US in our sad hour of bereavement, and
also for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Thomas Gilmore and daughter,
Edna.
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Product Of thu Times.

The well bred man Of pleasure is
gradually dying out and giving place
to the tearing, rushing. money grab
bling, excitement hunting. slangy,
mannerless, selfish devotee of horse
flesh and chorus girls we meet so
often in the drawing-rooms of Ouch
esses and countesses to-day.-M. A. P.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16

Prof. Johnson will give a lecture
next week at the Swedish Lutheran
Bethesda church. under the auspices
Of the Young Peoples society. Prof
Johnson is from Moreland, ILL.,. and is
well known lecturer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16
Tolleston


c. E. Baker made business trip to
Chicago Heights this morning.
Mrs j. Q. James and daughter, Lou
Use, spent the day yesterday in South
Chicago.
Mrs. r. Schultz of Lake Station spent
the day in town yesterday, the guest of
her aunt Mrs Ebert.
Miss Bertha Schmidt returned home
yesterday after a few days visit with
friends in the city.
Mesdames Robert Walter, Albert
Krohn and Louie Kross of East Side,
visited with Mrs. Edward Harms and
Mrs. Otto Schmidt Wednesday.
H. F. Burton of Chicago spent last
night with friends in Hammond. go
ing to Monon, Ind this morning. where
he will spend the remainder of the
week.
Edward Harms OF Tolleston and Miss
Bertha Krohn of South Chicago were
married in Hammond Saturday, Nov. 10
Owing to the recent death of the
grooms mother, the wedding was very
quiet. After spending a few hours
with friends and relatives at the
brides home they returned to Their
future home In Tolleston where or
Monday evening they were surprised by
| few of their friends, who came tC
wish them good luck. and a safe jour
ney on life's stormy sea.
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ROSELAND AND
KENSINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swift have as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Mills of
Morgan Park.
Miss Emma Weiss of Hath street left
Sunday evening for Crofton, KY, on
business.
Kensington chapter of o. z. S. will
celebrate past matron's night next
Tuesday in Roseland hall.
The choir of the Swedish Elm
church goes TO Chicago Heights to sing
tonight.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Hous-
niger OF Perry. are reported sick with
measles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16

Miss Mollie Pinks of Shefield ave-
nue. celebrated her 22nd birthday We'd
nesday evening. Miss Pinks received
many beautiful gifts. Games and
music furnished the entertainment for
the evening. All report a most en-
joyable time.
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Robertsdale

Mr.. Hackney of Hammond called on
Mr.. Aldrich yesterday.
John Babe of Harrison avenue is on
the sick list.
Mildred Moore of Roberts avenue is
Ill with the mumps.
Mrs. Frank Holbeck is on the sick
list.
Mrs. McQuinn and son were South
Chicago visitors yesterday.
Gust Homan and Henry Eggers were
out on a hunting trip and brought back
sixteen rabbits.
A special meeting was held at Ham
mond for all Hammond musicians. All
the Robertsdale band boys attended.
Miss Marie Selinger of the East Side
visited with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Eggers jr., yesterday.
John Blaul and Miss Letha Masterson
saw Caught in the Web" at the Calu-
met last evening.
Herbert Rought and Miss Hattie
Jones Of Chicago visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rought last evening.
| George Dorsch of Indiana boulevard
returned from Shelby, Ind. yesterday
where he had been hunting for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs u T. Phillips returned to her
home in Chicago after visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. William Rought
| for several weeks.
Mesdames Erick Lund and Serena
Dickmeyer attended a social meeting
given by the Eastern Stars of Ham
mond.
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Burnside and
Daulphin Park,

Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Malloy of s2nd
place, a baby girl
Mr.. Scanlon. whose former residence
was at 1S12-87th street, has moved to
9436 Burnside avenue.
Mrs. Margaret Kelley of 1854 Lyon
avenue. entertained friends from the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Gleason, a former resident of
Stony Island has moved to 9405 Burn
side avenue.
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South Deering.


Mrs. Wynn OF Hoxie avenue was
shopping in the city yesterday.
The barn belonging to William Xii
man, Hath street and Calumet river,
was burned to the ground last night.
Mr.. Kelley, bartender at the Duffy
buffet, is thinking of taking a trip TO
the Holy Land
a. O'Leary. P. McGill and Louie
Douer will leave for Louisiana Thurs
day to take positions in one of the
sugar refneries.
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Mcdonald saw
Caught in the Web" at the Calumet
theater Wednesday evening.
The Chile has arrived at 109th street
slip with a cargo of iron ore for the
International Harvester company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16

Rev. J. P. Brushingham will preach
at st. stephens NJ. z. church next sun
day morning. In the evening Rev.
James Calverely viii preach.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16

Mesdames Henry Eggers, Fred Egg
gers, Alex Hartzlet and William Egg
gers attended a birthday party given
by Mrs. Dreasen of East Chicago
Tuesday.
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ing that winter will be here too soon
for them.
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Mrs. Wynn OF Hoxie avenue was
shopping in the city yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16

yesterday after few days visit wit
friends in the city.
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Mrs. r. Schultz of Lake Station spent
the day in town yesterday, the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Ebert
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16

c. E. Baker made a business trip to
Chicago Heights this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16

Mrs. j. Q. James and daughter, Lou
Use, spent the day yesterday in South
Chicago.
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The Falkneau company is erecting
the buildings at the rate OF one a day
now and expect to do even better II
the weather remains open. This makes
very good showing on the several
part of town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-11-16

Mesdames Erick Lund and Serena
Dickmeyer attended a social meeting
given by the Eastern Stars of Ham
mond.
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Gary Oyster Hay. Served I'm any
style, at nil hours. Prospect avenue
ana broadway. Frank IRELAND, prop.
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Mrs. ]. H. Laundering spent Thurs
lay with friends in Englewood.
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The new Methodist church, corner
1874 and Superior avenue is nearly COM
pleted and will be dedicatedin about
three weeks.
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The first map OF Gary is now COM
pIeted In the rough. The engineer is
preparing a second one, but prepared
the first one for temporary use by the
different people who have been handi-
capped on account OF the lack OF a map
OF, the confines OF our municipality.
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Mrs. U. T. Phillips returned to her
home in Chicago after visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. William Rought,
for several weeks.
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II. Burge. constable from Hammond.
attended to onicial business here today.
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Mr. McCord, president of the West
ern Steel company has been a daily
visitor at the plant this week.
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Judge Huber of Gary made bust
ness trip to East Chicago yesterday
While here he called on a number OF
his friends.
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Mrs. Murphy is now at the Hotel
Fitz. having come down yesterday to
hlf the place recently vacated by Miss
Hofverberg's leaving for Chicago.
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Messrs. Hoover & Son from Ohio, are
erecting a building on the lot they
recently purchased, close to the Michi-
gan Central railroad on Broadway.
They are contractors and builders and
expect to do their share toward making
the steel city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27

Gordon Robertson has been teaching for just year. and in that time has given over 800 lessons. In one month alone she gave ninety-seven. for golf IS game that ladies are taking up with enthusiasm. and they yearn to ex- eel their male friends. T think that women can teach women golf much better than men, said Mrs. Robertson yesterday to representative. It Is dificult for a man to teach woman. for the woman knows Cat least dol the faults that women make in tearn- ing the game. She knows their power. strength and their weakness, and can, therefore, anticipate and overcome their difficulties. Personally I am not q great golf player, but people tell me that I know how to teach it." With the exception of one or two finish ing" schools that she visits. Mrs. Rob- 'ertson only instructs members of her own club on the club course. and does not go further a-field. T don't enter into competition with the male pro- fessionals,r she said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
ANOTHER ELnNK.

There have recently been several conferences held between Roosevelt and
 some of the prominent Republican lead- CTS who visited Oyster Bay for that
 purpose. At these conferences 1t has been decfded-and the President agrees to ft--that there is to be no tari1 re- vision at the coming session of Con- gress. This leads The Columbia ts. O State to say:
 It was this same Mir Roosevelt, then also President of the United States.
 favor of the revision of the tarif. It was ne who sent Mir. Taft--big xB1ll Taft, secretary of war. who sits 10 the left hand of His Excelfency just op- President sent to Ohio, Mir. Taft's own State. te combat standpatism and tell the people they should advocate the revision of the Dfngiey schedules. This
 was not popular in Ohio and both MT. Roosevelt and Mir. Taft werc criticised. In speeches and in messages the Presi- dient has urged tariff revision But the tariff was not revised by the Fffty-ninth Congress in it's first session, because MT. Cannon did not wish 1t revised. Mir. Cannon did not wish a railroad
 rate bill either, but the President ofe --or at least he said he did He and I dirty bargain. according to which the speaker was to carry through the rate bill and the President was ts say no more about revising the tarin The rate bill went through-some Kind or btfi did Another one would have gone through if it had not been for Mir. A1drich--and fhe raflroads-an0 the President of the Unitef States .whom Mr. Aldrich manipulated, Now. Mir. Cannon was at Oyster Bay on Monday and he is satisfied. and MT. Roosevelt is satisfied. and everybody Is sattsffed-exceps possipiy the Ameal. counted much within recent years. the money of wall Street counting more, there are some indications that they, like the Russian people. might take hand this year.
 Tho President seems to be between the devil and the deep. blue sea" on this tariff question. He knows that there is a pretty extensive demand all over the country for tariff revision. and if he ignores or deftes that senti- ment he may have to reckon with the people of the entire country, or large portion of them On the other hand the dominant leaders of the party are determined that there shall be no fn- terferenee with the present tariff sys- tenn, and he is afraid to set himself up in opposition to those who control the party. But he finds that he cannot run with both sides. so he surrenders to those who are in his opinion most to be feared We may call 1t a sur render. a back down. funk. or mere ly playing politics. at which game he Ea T1~x rL.k call his change of position 1t remains plain that the big men of his party are controlling him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-27
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING

The Latest Style. Birmingham News.
 The owners of 8 baseball club in Connecticut recently mortgaged not players as well. This may be regarded as the latest style in peonage-
 % % a
 Went Need if. Birmingham Ledger.
 European coal men who are fond of figures assure us that in Europe and the United States there is coal enough to last 2,00O years That's long enough 4 great many people won't need coal after that
 How About its Roanoke Leader.
 Did those twenty society belles of Gadsden take to the peach orchards the Alabama editors? They evidently do not consider the Alabama Press Association peach
 N F E
 Should Resign. Mobile Register.
 MT. Conner continues to draw salary for filling an office in which he says freely that he can accomplish noth~ ing, and that 1t is an oflee that does not exist legally He should emphasize his opinion of that office by reslgn- ing from 1t.
 Numbers or Then- Anniston Star
 When a demagogue buys a hobby horse it is always one which he can straddle and fire into every corpora ton in sight, no matter whether 1t be good or bad. Just such horses ar" a cry State in the union
 % E &
 Good NewA. Sumter Sun.
 lis from one of the most reliable men in the State thatMarengo countyis safe for Cunningham. So is Sumter. Let the good work go on. Defeat for the mil tionaire who has grown rich from the labor of little children will be a just retrihutioa
 -AbsOlutely Correct. LuvernA Journal
 The Editor of The Andalusia News was absolutely correct when 1t said MT Conner was unfit for the office he seeks. When a man stoops so low as to try to array one class of peo- pie against another just for the sako of getting himself into office is indeed unworthy of any office. much less the highest office in the gift of the peo- pie. Evidences of this fact can be testified to in Luverne and Crenshaw County. The people should repudiate all such men.
 
 More Stringent Laws. Gadsden Journal
 We need more stringent laws in Alabama in regard to child labor. The greed for gain will ever be stronger than the love of our fellows and the only protection that the children have against this besetting sin is that thrown about them by wise laws strictly enforced. We trust the next Legislature will not overlook this need of our State and look after the inherent rights of the little ones who are not strong enough to assert them for themselves.
 < M
 A Good Idea. Columbiana Sentinel
 While The Birmingham News doesn't believe that 1t is proba hle. still it Is in the realm of reasonable possibility that Conner will carry every county in the State. That's running some.-- Birmingham News. We have heard of the brand of H. quor that would make a man see double, but from the above we thin k Dr. Rhodes has that brand skinned a mile or two. If that is the effect it has on the doctor" it would be a good idea for Cunningham men to keep him of the election board In Jefferson