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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-29
Valparaiso News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Howard visited
over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Haines.
Mrs. Max Ruge visited over Sunday
with her parents in Mishawaka.
A. w. Greenwald or South Bend was
in town Saturday on business.
George Barnes of Bourbon was a
business visitor Saturday.
Miss Mamie Lowenstein visited over
Sunday in Chicago
Otto Taylor spent Sunday at Medary-
Vile.
Mrs. A. D. Ennis of Warsaw visited
over Sunday in Valparaiso.
A. F. Haase was in Hobart over Sun
day.
Mr.. Reading was at Kouts over Sun
day, visiting his wife.
Miss Bertha Dolson was home over
Sunday visiting her parents.
Mrs. Joseph Decker has returned
from two weeks visit in Ohio.
William Wilson was home over Sun
day from Indiana Harbor.
Peter Carter of Chicago spent Sun
day here with his parents.
Henry Trudell and wife visited over
Sunday with his parents.
John Claussen of Hammond was in
town over Sunday.
Pete Hauk was the guest of his
brother over Sunday.
Walter Louderback visited with his
parents over Sunday.
Frank AIyea returned from Chicago
Friday evening.
A. Banister was called to La Foun-
tain Ind. on account of the serious
illness of his mother
Mrs. Joseph Higley and daughter left
Saturday morning for Minneapolis
where they will reside.
Mrs. Grace Hanly OF Kniman and
Mrs Fred Yenzell of Chicago, visited
over Sunday with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Pagin.
Christ Barnholdt purchased the
Sierks saloon in Washington street
taking possession Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leetz visited over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
\. Lemster.
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St. John News.

Mr. and Mrs. O. Trout and family.
and Mr.. and Mrs J. Rohrman returned
to Hammond last night
George King. station agent at the Mo-
non depot. returned from weeks va
cation at Frankfort. Ind
Mesdames John Miller. ST.. John Mil
lerr Jr., and Mr.. Gerlach spent Sunday
at Lowell.
Jacob Osweiler of Chicago was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schoelker
sunday.
Mich Austgen of Dyer was the guest
of his mother, Mrs. Helen Austgen, yes
terday.
The Young Ladies Sodality will hold
it's regular meeting tonight at the
school house at o'clock New officers
will be elected. and other business
transacted.
Henry Soelker and son. Joseph, left
for Hammond today to sell the Mich
Klassen property consisting of a house
and lot on Clinton street
Miss Mary Boiling of Hammond was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jour
dain yesterday. Miss Mary Jourdair
returned to Hammond with her, where
she intends to stay several weeks.
Frank Winkofske of Chicago, the
Haberzettle boys and their sister, Miss
Barbara. of Chicago, formerly of st
John and Miss Nora Stevenson of Chi
| cago, We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Al. Portz, Sunday.
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Dyer News.

Miss Katie Gels visited in Hammond
Sunday.
Hammond Saturday.
Mrs. Arnold Overhage visited friends
and relatives at Hammond yesterday.
DR.. J. A. Chevigny, mother and sister,
left for Chicago yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hilbrich Of Scher-
erville were the guests of Henry CREW
ing and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Seidler from
Chicago We're the guests of DR.. Seidler
and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keilman were
the guests of John Kimmet and family
at Lowell yesterday.
The Misses Lena Austgen and Mary
Keilman made visiting trip to Lowell
yesterday.
Adam Kaiser, who has been on the
sick list several weeks, is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klein and daugh-
ter, Barbara, spent Sunday with rela-
tives at Hammond.
Mrs. Theo. Hammer returned yester-
day afternoon. after having spent few
days with her parents in Chicago.
Messrs Jos. Keilman and Peter Kleir
made a business trip to st. John las
Saturday.
Rev. Jos. Flach left yesterday after
noon for Hammond where he will as
sist Rev. Plaster at fouty hours de
votion.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scholl. who hav
been visiting with Dyer friends and rel
atives the last few weeks, left Sunda.
morning for their home near Rose
| land Neb.
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Hegewiscll News

NJ n. Hill of Chicago was in Ham
mond this morning on his way to La
fayette.
J. E. McLanahan of Rensselaer, who
has been the guest of Hammond friends
returned to his home today.
VIM. Badger of Hegewisch, who has
been working in the Western Steel Car
& Foundry Office, left today for Amis-
ton, Ala, where he will make his future
home.
Frank H. Briton, the manager of the
Cotton Belt railroad, was in the city
yesterday as the guest of H. NJ. Bick-
nell Mr.. Briton has had an interest
ing career and has risen from the posi-
tion of station operator to the position
he now holds.
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Indiana Harbor.

James Calvin spent Sunday with
friends in EngIewood.
Arthur B. Mack and A Mcknight
were Chicago visitors Sunday
j. A Kinner of Chicago was a bust
ness visitor here this morning.
F. s Hughes, formerly of Hammond.
was renewing acquaintance here yes
terday.
VIM. Asher of Valparaiso was a bust
ness visitor in the Harbor this morn
ing.
D. Hintz and J. H. Krenner, both Of
Chicago. were business visitors here
today.
Miss Mae E. Donnelly of Windsor
Park was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Oscar P. George, in Grapevine avenue
yesterday.
\. Lanvell and A. Mcvoroy, who are
employed in the local freight Office OF
the Lake Shore, saw The Time the
Place and the Girl at the LaSalle the
alter in the city last night.
John Cantwell. bookkeeper at the
Harbor hotel, who was recently mar
ried, returned yesterday from his wed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-29

Saturday on business
Thomas Hawkins left left for Boston
Miss Matte Brahm was in Hammond
Saturday visiting friends
Clyde Loomis was in Whiting Sun
day visiting relatives.
Ernest Fengle was in Gary Saturday
Miss Mary Stone of Whiting visited
friends here Sunday.
VIM. Larned was in Hammond Sun
day.
Miss Anna Ledwin was in Hammond
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Us South Holman St.

Miss Nora Moylan is i'll with the tom
silius.
II. 0. HeIlwig of Chicago Lawn visit
ed his cousin. Miss Ella Klose, Sunday.
William Myers Of West Pullman was
in Whiting Saturday.
The Wilhelm family have moved
from John street to Central avenue.
The marriage of Miss Mayme Farley
and Moses oliver was announced at
the Sacred Heart church.
Herman Ohuberger of South Chicago
renewed acquaintances in Whiting yes
terday.
Mrs Arthur Beaubien of La Porte
avenue. is visiting her parents at Otta-
wa, Ill
Miss Mcmahon of East Chicago as
sisted at the telephone exchange yes
terday.
The Collins family have as their
guest, owen Stoner of Morocco, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grady visited rela-
tives in Chicago Saturday evening.
There will be several Halloween
parties Wednesday. Among those who
have issued invitations are Mrs. Henry
Fifeld Of oliver street; Miss Ella c.
Klose of 18th street. and Master
James Davidson of La Porte avenue.
The whiting football team went ia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-29
Crown Point

VIII EIwanger of Chicago spent Sun
day here with friends.
Cal. Moon. the East Chicago contrac-
tor was Crown Point visitor Sat
urday.
A very enjoyable dancing party was
given at Central Music hall Saturday
night.
The gang of surveyors on the new
Chicago Lafayette interurban lines
were working west of town today.
Master Desmonde Schmal entertained
twenty of his young friends at the
home of his aunt Mrs. Charles H.
Meeker. Saturday afternoon.
Johannes Kopelke and DR.. A. L. Sal
isbury will act with Clerk Wheeler as
the election commissioners in the bat
tie of ballots Nov. s.
Crown Point lovers of good music
are looking forward in pleasant anti
Central Music hall by Barnie Young S
orchestra, Nov. IS.
Charles Wolferman has purchased
the interest of his brother in the ce-
ment contracting business of Wolfer-
man & Co, and will conduct the bust
ness alone in the future.
Owing to the rain and disagreeable
storm the speech by Judge Bingham
Republican candidate for attorney gen
eral. was called off Saturday. The
weather was too bad for an open ali
speech.
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Tolleston

Miss Renata Seegers is spending a
few days in Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. George StoIley were in
Hammond yesterday on business.
Albert Borman of Hobart was calling
on friends yesterday.
o. C. Borman was in Hammond last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Daege left satur-
day morning for a visit to Milwaukee,
O. c. T. Sehasse of Indiana Harbor
transacted business in town Saturday
Charles voss is on the sick list. be-
ing threatened with typhoid fever.
Mr. Wicke is so busy in his black
smith shop that he is looking for a
helper.
Miss Laura Reissig of Hobart spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Gertrude
Kunert.
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Peters of Ham
/ mond are in town TO attend the funeral
/ of Mrs. Hearns.
Mr. Greenberg Of Hammond is visit
ing at the home of his son, Paul Green
berg.
z. G. Bentan. of the Northern Indi-
anian, made a business call in town
yesterday afternoon.
Misses Henrietta Gibson and Mathil-
da Diedel attended the Teachers as
ISOLATION meeting in Hammond
Messrs II. Bourke and Maurice Shee-
han of Chicago were in town yesterday
looking for location on Broadway for
business.
| The Misses Ruth and Georgia Miller
of Gary. and Miss Anna Wade of South
Gary, made a pleasant call on Miss
Inez Townsley Friday afternoon.
A number OF young people from the
surrounding towns were here Saturday
night to attend the first dance OF the
season. held in Conrad's hall.
Charles Spaulding of East Chicago
attended the meeting of the Carpenters
union. Local III. Thursday evening OF
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Hobart News


w. NJ. Foster and family went to
Chicago Saturday to see Ben Hur."
Benjamin Stevens of Hammond was
a Hobart visitor Friday.
William Killigrew was home over
Sunday with his parents.
in town yesterday.
Owen Roper, who is attending school
at Evanston, was home over Sunday.
John Hillman and family spent Sun
day in Valparaiso with friends.
Miss Ruth Nitchman of Chicago was
home yesterday with her parents.
Hans and James Stemmer were Ho-
bart visitors yesterday.
Frank Barnes and family of Chicago
were in Hobart yesterday.
James Black. who works for Smith
Roper & Co, at Gary, was home over
sunday with his family.
Miss Theresa BOldt was here from
Hammond to spend Sunday with he1
parents.
Mrs. Walter Strom, aged % years
died Friday of typhoid 1dver. She
leaves a husband and five children
Funeral services were held Sunday
morning from her late home, about
four miles east of Hobart.
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Robertsdale

Little Sadie Haynes of Roberts ave-
nue. is still very i'll with the humps.
John Bahu of Osborn visited his par
ents over Sunday.
Chas. Speickert of Hammond called
on his friends here yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. T. W. Kohr were Chicago
visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Erick Lund of Roberts
avenue visited friends in Hammond
yesterday.
The Misses Hannah Alday and Mary
Cowder of Chicago were the buest of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stress of 1I6th
street Sunday.
Mrs Agnes Roberts and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. r. Schaaf spent several
days visiting with the formers brother
and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Atchi-
son of WoodvilIe. Ind.
The Robertsdale fire department gave
a smoker last Saturday evening in hon
or of Dick Blaul. who recently returned
from st. Louis. Mo. where he had held
a responsible position with the Water
Pierce Oil Co. of that city. Mr. Blaul
is an old member of the fire depart
ment, and was always faithful and did
his duty, therefore the boys arranged
to show him a good time. Corn-cobs
were smoked until they couldn't see
each other on account of smoke
Speeches were made by several of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-29

Have your prescriptions and family
receipts filled in our drug department.
by registered pharmacists. We use
only the very best grades of drugs and
chemicals and always fill them just as
your doctor wishes, at very reasonable
prices. Lion Store Drug Department.
1O-20-st
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ANNorN1.E.rENr.

The Straube Piano factory wishes te
announce that IL has no retail branches
or stores in Hammond or elsewhere
The company sells direct from the fac
tory only, at factory prices. DO not
be mIsIed or confused by pianos
with similar names, but when In the
market for an instrument, buy direct
from the factory, thereby saving mild
clemens profits and agents commissions.
Terms to suit. Take South HchmaR
street car, come and see how COON
pianos are made. lO-26-1Wk
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Lowell News.

Charley Castle has purchased a fine
$1,000 automobile.
Peter Berg of Edgewater, ILL.,, visited
friends in Lowell Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Clark has been granted
a widows pension of 5000 per month";
dating from July, 1906.
William hartman has purchased the
Bert Kaplin residence on the west side
Consideration $500.
John Foley, wife and son of Ham
mOnd were guests at the home of Clar-
ence Atwood Sunday.
Devotional and first communion ser
vices were observed at St. Edwards
church Sunday.
Miss Goldie Knuckles of Chicago
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Bangham Sunday.
Barnie Young of Hammond was the
guest of Rev. Father Keyser here Sun
day
Ed. Hayden. wife and child of Chi
cago, arrived in Lowell Sunday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Hay
den.
Charley Surprise, deputy United
States court clerk at Hammond, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Sur
prise, here Sunday.
L. l. schmal and family and Ed
Seminal and wife, of Chicago. We're
guests at the home of Frank Seminal,
west of Lowell, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Keilman and the Misses
Mary Keilman and Lena Austgen of
Dyer. dined at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs John Kimmet here Sunday
Merritt Johnson and Ed. Berg, former
Lowell young men. but now holding
positions in Chicago were Lowell Wis
itors Sunday.
Mrs E. A Clark of Chicago is the
guest of her husbands parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Clark, and her mother
Mrs. L. G. Cutter.
Charley McNay has resigned his posi-
ton as railway station agent on the
Indiana Harbor railroad at Kentland
and expects to leave for Canada in the
near future, where he has a similar
| position
| A kitchen shower was given to Mr.
and Mrs. William Shurte who were
married recently. at the home of John
/ W.
couple were the recipients of many
nice and useful presents. A good So
cial time is reported.
on account of a ditching machine
scow being fastened in the railroad
bridge near Parr. the passengers on the
1910 p. m. train had an all night ride
| Saturday night. The train went
around by the Michigan City branch
and arrived in Lowell about I o'clock
sunday morning.
The Cabler Kadaah medicnine and
show company closed a weeks engage
ment at the Lowell opera house Sat
urday night The performers in vaude-
vile are all artists and the doctor
found many purchasers for his rene
dies. Miss Dean Mailer held the lucky
ticket for the diamond ring. and Boyd
Davis drew the fine silver set.
The football game between Whiting
and Lowell at Oakland park. Lowell.
Sunday. resulted in favor of Lowell to
the score of 10 to 0. which was made
in the first half, the second half not
being played on account OF wrangle
over a decision of the umpire. 1t
might have been a fast game, only for
the fact that some of the boys from
the Standard oil town had too much
fire water" aboard. and their feet
didn't track. making it very dis
agreeable feature for the spectators
who had paid admissions and expected
to see a good game.
South Chicago.
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Death of Mrs. Clara shorts.

1t is with great sorrow that we an
nounce the death of Mrs. Charles
Shorts (nee Mary Hartuett) whose
critical illness was announced last
week Mrs. Shorts died at her home in
Sugar Creek, No, Sunday afternoon.
Her remains will be brought to Whit
ing tomorrow afternoon and the fun
eral will be held from the home of her
sister, Mrs. Mike Harr
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George e. Leonard. age 81 years,
died at the home of his sister, Mrs. B.
c. Brown, in Ivy street yesterday of
tuberculosis. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday at the Methodist
chruch and interment will be at Oak
Hill cemetery Hammond.
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STONY ISLAND.

Mrs. NJ. Judge is on the sick list.
II. Criesnau is giving his house coat
of paint
Mrs. Devine has just received a big
load of furniture for the hotel
Mrs. Glover is entertaining her
father and mother this week
Mrs. Patrick Murphy and Mrs Nc
Mullin saw Broken Hearts" at the
Calumet theater Friday evening
Charles Porter has purchased a fine
team of black horses; also a fine black
buggy horse.
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ding trip which was spent in New York.
Mrs. Cantwell will remain in New York
until after the holidays when their
beautiful new home in Indiana Harbor
will be ready for occupancy.