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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-23
DYER NEWS

Rev. JOS. Flach returned yesterday
afternoon after q two days stay at
Hanover Center.
Mr.. Teppe of the F. G. Loebman
Liquor House of Chicago, made a bust
ness call here yesterday.
The furniture belonging to Mr.
Glover, agent at the Michigan City
depot. arrived here Monday
Jake Smith, the Michigan Central sec
ton foreman, was unable to work yes
terday on account Of the attack made
on him BY Italian workmen.
H. Rinkenberger brought to town
four potatoes raised in one hill The
potatoes weigh something over six and
one-half pounds. They may be seen at
J. ]. Klein's place OF business.
Peter Liesenfelt of Liesenfelt Bros,
of Hammond, transacted business here
Saturday. Mr. Liesenfelt wore great
smile and was as happy as a lark. for
the stork had paid him a short visit a
few days before leaving a little prince.
Nick Hilbrich Of Hammond was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Frank Reit-
man, Sunday. a baby boy
The Michigan Central detective came
here yesterday morning to locate the
Italians who attacked ]. Smith He
followed their trail towards Chicago
Heights. Thus far nothing has been
heard from him, wether he was sue
cessful in his pursuit or not
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LOWELL NEWS

Prof. d, A. Norris and wife Of La
Grange, Ind. who came here Tuesday
TO attend the funeral of Fred Buck
ley. will remain for few days visit
with friends and relatives. Mr.. Norris
was formerly a teacher in the Lowell
schools, and is now county superin-
tendent of schools in LAGRANGE county.
Relatives from Brazil. Lafayette
Crown Point and Chicago attended the
funeral of Fred Buckley here Tues
day.
Mrs Jay Mccain is visiting rela-
tives in Valparaiso
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Castle.
Monday, oct. p. baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Regimes, Of Munster.
Ind. are here the guests of her step
mother. Mrs. F. W. Wood and sister,
Mrs. Alex Scritchfeld.
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GARY NEWS

Louis P. Kruss of Thayer, Ind, spent
several days here this week returning
this morning to his home. He looked
the situation over with view of pos
sibly investing here. He is postmaster
and proprietor of the largest general
store in his home town.
r. S. Blome & company have begun
work on their latest large contract
which calls for the erection of re-
inforced concrete bridge over the Grand
Calumet at Broadway. The bridge Will
be fifty feet wide with sixty foot
sian. the center of the concrete arch
to be fourteen feet above high water.
IL is expected that the concrete work
viii all be finished before cold weather
sets in.
Principal August Malmstone of Toll
eston stopped off here between trains
last evening for visit with friends
Captain Norton of the Gary Land
company looked after business inter
ekts in Chicago yesterday morning.
E NJ. Schehow. who has been as
sisting city Engineer Melton, has left
for his home in Illinois on account
of slight illness
ATTORNEY = W LIZ AN4~iN
evening from a short trip to his home
in Michigan.
The Gary football team, which open
ed the season so auspiciously last week
with a win over the Valparaiso Uni
evrsity. Will journey to South Bend
next Sunday and try to show the
South Bend team where they get of
Manager Snider of the Bizenhoff. will
next week install exhaust fan in
the chefs culinary department. Il
viii prevent the smoke and heat from
disturbing the other departments OF
the dining room.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

George Long Of Hammond was here
transacting business.
c. E Bowlin of Michigan City is here
looking after his life insurance busi-
ness.
c. Charter and wife. arrived home
yesterday afternoon from a three weeks
visit with friends and relatives in IL
linois.
Miss Maria Lathrop is reported very
III and it IS said that her friends inter-
tain no hopes Of her recovery.
Henry Walters Of MerriIlvine made
his usual weekly business trip to the
county seat yesterday.
Master David Arson Root son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Root. is doing re-
markably well after his operation.
D. c. Atkinson Of Hammond was seen
at the county seat yesterday.
Miss Rae Lathrop assumed her duty
as an assistant in the treasurer's Office
yesterday afternoon. after a three
weeks trip to Pensacola Fla.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Pierce OF Merrill
vile, were Crown Point shoppers yes
terday.
Ben Swanson, an inmate Of the Coun-
ty Aims House and formerly Of St. John
died yesterday morning at the age of
60 years.
Mrs Kahn, Logue and Maillett. at
tended the funeral OF Fred Buckley at
Lowell yesterday
The death Of John Machacik occurred
at his home on North street last Mon
day night. Deceased was 40 years old
and leaves wife and several small
children to mourn his untimely death.
The burial took place this afternoon.
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Horn and family, have returned home.
Erick Anderson. an inmate Of the
county house. died this morning at 1
O'Clock. He was 81 years old and was
a resident of Westchester township.
The body Will probably be turned over
to some medical school
Miss Clara Lembke, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Lembke OF this city,
and +. W Aylesworth, OF Hebron, were
married at Crown Point yesterday. The
couple arrived here last night on a
visit
Henry Zugbaum OF Argos. Ind is
visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Cora Bixby was taken to Chi
cago last evening. where she will I'M
dergo an operation at the Hannimann
hospital
Mayor II. II. Williams and wife left
this morning for indianapolis on a
business trip.
DR.. A. p Douglass left last evening
for indianapolis TO attend state medi-
cal meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tyner and fam
ily OF Michigan City are visiting rela-
tives in the Vale.
Miss Della Lofquist. Of Chicago. who
has been the guest Of Miss Olive Rog-
ers the past two weeks. returned home
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Axe, who have
been visiting the latters mother, Mrs.
Esther Doone. returned to Chicago
last evening.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

a large force Of men are engaged in
setting up poles for the new interurban
electric line on Chicago avenue
It is reported that Bert Huber and
Abe Goldberg, formerly OF this city. but
now located in Gary, were burned out
yesterday.
large party Of young ladies gath
cred at the home Of Mrs Louis Loucke
yesterday afternoon, it being the oc-
easion OF miscellaneous shower on
Miss Gertrude Cole.
DR.. Graham, a Canadian doctor. was
In town yesterday seeking a location.
With the intention of practicing in this
city
Rev. Arnold expects to leave his mis-
sion here and enter the Episcopal train
ing school with the intention of pur-
suing further studies During his stay
in East Chicago. Rev. Arnold has made
many friends, not only among his own
flock. but among all those with whom
he has come in contact, and his loss
Will be keenly felt
Misses Genevive and Louise Cochiane
saw The Talk of New York at the
Colonial. Monday night.
Miss Janet McNabb has been ap-
pointed operator to succeed Miss Ger
trude Cole.
The Mckinley ". r. c.. No. 259 will
hold their regular meeting on Thurs
day evening. Oct "a, in the Weiland
hall. All members are requested to
be present as there will be important
business-1O-2S-2
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VALPARAISO NEWS

Miss Emma Steinhauser has returned
home from visit in Michigan CITY.
Mrs. William Slater of LaPorte. is
tho guest Of relatives in the Vale
Miss Carrie Coash. who has been
visiting relatives in Michigan City. re-
turned home last evening.
Mrs. ]. n. skinner. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs Ida Lar
son, in Minneapolis. Mimi. the past
month, returned home last evening.
Miss Carrie Durham Of Auburn. who
has been the guest of Miss Hattie
Baum the past two weeks. returned
home today.
The wedding OF Harry Hodsen aud
Miss Helen Sergeant took place We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of the
brides sister Mrs. +. c. Jones, 5 Wes-
ton avenue. Only the immediate
friends and relatives were present.
Rev. H. I. Davis performed the cere-
mony. The couple left on an after
noon train for a wedding triy to Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Q. n. Collar and daughter. Lila.
of Columbus City. who have been Wis
iting A. I. Collar and family. returned
home this morning.
Charles Tyler and family arrived
here last evening from Michigan City
20 make this place their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bergman of Ply
mouth, who have been visiting Louis
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WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Fred J. Smith and her mother.
Mrs Jacob McKilveen OF Charlton. Ia.
visited with a cousin of the former In
Chicago yesterday.
William stoll has moved from stieg-
1itz park TO No. Wilcox row in Will
cox addition.
Mrs Jacob Keilman IT.. Of Sheridan
avenue who has been alarmingly Ill
with typhoid fever. is now recover
ing rapidly.
Mrs. Josephine Farnell OF No. 2 vii
cox row. had the misfortune to cut
her hand quite badly while pursuing
her domestic duties Monday. The in
jured member Is healing nicely and
while a very bad wound. there are no
symptoms Of serious results.
Mrs John Tilton Of Lowell is visit
ing her son, Harry Triton. and family
OF LaPorte avenue.
Mrs william Reynolds is now able
to be up after a serious attack Of
pneumonia.
Miss Marguerite Ward entertained
Misses Agnes and Louella Stack and
Margaret Oasas of Hammond at her
home in Fred street last evening.
George Hays. who now conducts
dancing school in Goebefs opera house
every Friday night, Will also open
school in East Chicago on Halloween
night, for the accommodation Of the
large crowds from Indiana Harbor and
East Chicago, who have been coming
over here
Mrs. Andrew Hammer. who has spent
q few days with her daughter. Mrs.
Peter Koch. OF oliver street, returned
to her home IN st. John this morning
Charles Hendrickson. who has been
I'll with typhoid fever, was able to
take nourishment for the first time
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hendrickson
visited the latter's brother and wife,
AIr. and Mrs. Herbert Ingraham. who
are playing at the Olympic theatre in
Chicago.
Misses Anna wellette and Ingrie
Hendrlckson were Chicago shoppers
yesterday.
Mrs. William Payne returned to her
home in Fort Wayne. Ind, after spend
ing a few days with her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Pickering Of Ohio ave-
nue..
Mr.. Gordinier of Sheridan avenue,
was rendered perfectly helpless by a
fall on One Hundred and Nineteenth
street, about three weeks ago
Miss Louise Kaiser is pianist at the
Orpheum theatre on One Hundred and
Nineteenth street
John Majcrink. who was arrested by
Oflcer John Backus for assault and
battery, was fined 81 and costs by
Mayor Smith last night. While plac-
ing Majsrink under arrest the man
tore the officers coat and cut up sew
sral other capers.
Mrs. Jack O'Keefe has returned from
Benton Harbor. Mich. where she spent
three weeks taking mineral baths for
rheumatism, which has improved her
condition to q great extent.
The case in which Officer John
Baekus is charged with assaulting Rev.
Arnold. colored preacher Of Chicago.
will be tried before the police COM
missioners at o'clock this evening.
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ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Misses Carrie Beuhler and Ella HIATT
were the guests OF the formers aunt,
Mrs. Carl Beuhler of Chicago, yester-
day.
Mrs. Frank Olsen and daughter Wis
ited relatives in Hammond yesterday.
Miss Gladys Turley of Lincoln ave-
nue.. spent the day visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Turley of East
Chicago.
Henry Shaider of Indiana boulevard.
IS confined to his home, suffering from
severe felon on his hand.
]. c. Smith Of Chicago transacted
business here yesterday.
Peter Haracobich Of one Hundred
and Nineteenth street. has resumed his
duties with the Standard OIL company
after being confined TO his home for q
number Of weeks with an attack OF
typhoid fever.
Mesdames Arthur Stress and William
Eggers spent the day in Chicago shop
ping.
ollie Hays OF Lincoln avenue, is very
sick with appendicitis.
Mrs. Edward Matthias of Harrison
avenue. was the guest of friends in
Chicago Tuesday.
Charles Benson of Roberts avenue,
was injured very seriously about the
head while at work at the standard OIL
plant yesterday. He is under the care
OF DR.. Dewey Of Whiting.
William Sheppard. who has been
confined TO his home IN Indiana boule-
ward for the past few days, IS able
20 be out again.
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MUNSTER NEWS

Mr. and Mrs Joseph Huffman visited
Mrs. W. Alhborn of Douglas street
in Hammond
Richard Schaaf visited the High
lands, Munster and Saxony schools yes
terday
Miss Inez Burge of Vincent school
and Mr. Zuvers of Merrillville, were
visitors in the Munster schools yester-
day.
Miss Minnie Kaske is visiting in Chi
cago for few days.
John Kikkert was in Highlands on
business yesterday.
Cornell Kickkert has been visiting
Mr.. Vanter Hook of Rlverdale.
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INDIANA HARBOR

Margaret Diamond was a Harbor
visitor Monday evening.
Mrs l. Hardesty and Mr. and Mrs.
William McGrath were Chicago visitors
today.
Mrs. Puppet of Englewood. was in
the Harbor yesterday.
Mrs. Y. C Gaugh was in Chicago
yesterday.
Mr.. Ferguson. who was taken to St.
Margaret's hospital several weeks ago
suffering with typhoid fever. has so
far recovered that he was able to re-
turn 10 the Harbor yesterday.
Mr. Cantweu, who was formerly
clerk at the Harbor hotel, has returned
to take his old position.
The railroad company has consented
to buy the Field school building and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-23
H0W'S THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. T. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c per bot
tie Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

JOS Gels, cigarmaker, from Dyer,
transacted business here yesterday.
Nicholas Hnbrich from Hammond.
was a St. John business visitor yes
terday
Ed Klein who is employed in Chi
cago. will be here with his mother and
other relatives for a while.
Mrs. Jacob SchmaI and son left for
Hammond last night to attend the
wedding of her son, Christ.
Henry Bixemen from Cook, trans
acted business here yesterday.
George Blasky from East Chicago,
was here on his regular weekly trip
to buy all kinds of farm producers.
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WHEELER NEWS

Mrs. Reimen was a Valparaiso visit
or yesterday.
Mrs. George Hatten and children,
who have been visiting relatives at
Turn Lake. Ind, returned home Mon
day morning.
Miss Witt. who has been spending a
week with relatives in LaPorte, has
returned to Wheeler.
S X Johnston attended the ban
quet of the veteran employees of the
Nickel Plate railroad today at Cleve-
land, o.
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BLACK OAK NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. F. B. scheidt and sons.
John and George. are Hammond Wis
itors today.
Mrs. Strauch and son. Willie, were
Merrillville visitors yesterday.
The Talner brothers are threshing
today at Eulers.
Dick schoon is attending the jury at
Hammond.
Mrs j. T. IRELAND and Carrot Jan
sen were Hammond visitors yesterday.
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all Of the residences on Commonwealth
avenue at prices to be fixed BY ap-
praisers.
Robert stoner has moved to Val
paradise, where he formerly resided.
William Pappas has erected new
$40 electric sign in front OF his restaur-
ant.
Miss Nellie Jones has been sick at
her home in Wheeler and unable TO
teach her music pupils here.
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CLARK STATION

Mr.. Kruger and son Of Chicago are
getting decoratings for the great horse
show in Chicago.
Mrs. Prizes and friend OF Chicago
transacted bushes here.
Mrs. J. Rayder of Whiting visited
relatives.
Mrs. Kohnke transacted business at
Chicago.
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no less than 20 sO-CaIed specialists
CONS a1d gone since he located here, about 10
years ago. after wide experience I'm other cities.
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treat successfully all cases and
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A Soulful lest

A silly-season savant comes forwa I'd
with the theory that the human soul
looks Ike an oyster That ought to
show why so many people get
"stewed"
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Axel A. Bergwin. chicago...........2s
Ida Newberg, Chicago. ..............31
William ]. Halligan, Chicago. .2s
Dana c. Sykes. Chicago. ...........1S
Henry Holtz, Chicago AZ
Antonetta. Chicago ...............36
Carl ]. Gordon. Chicago. ............27
Winifred A. Allen. Chicago. .27
Otto e. Krause Lowell. Ind......... "a
Anna Becker, Lowell, Ind. 80
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PHONE FRANCHISE
OF GARY AWARDED

CONTINUED from page H.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06
THE JOURNAL
MONTE VISTA. COLORADO.
COLORADO.
Aerial TransportatIon In 1914.

AERIAL Transportation In 1914.
When Prof. Alexander Graham Bel
says 1t is only question Of = brief
period when there viii be \ perfected
type Of airship. by which It viii be
possible to cross the Atlantic In less
than 20 hours. the rest Of human kind
will listen without contradicting. not
withstanding the apparent wildness Of
the prophecy. For Prof. Bell Il .
dreamer who has had . remarkable
dream to come true. The United
States supreme court decided that he
Is the inventor Of the telephone. The
man who conceived the telephone, and
brought It to a degree Of perfection
that rendered It adaptable to every.
day uses. will be listened to with re.
spect when he declares that swift and
controlled air navigation is only q lit.
tie way ahead. Very likely. remarks
baltimore American. there will be lines
Of airships delivering passengers in
our Banner exposition In the year
1914. Prof. Bell predicts that the per
fected airship will rush with 4 speed
Of 200 miles an hour. At such 4 speed
Of getting there New York win be only
one hour from our fair grounds, and
London and Paris not over 16 hours
away.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

That American women are giving In
creased attention to athletics and TO
outdoor exercises OF all kinds, with
corresponding benefits physically, is
evident. The fact that the American
lady who won the tennis champion.
ship In England last year has gone
over again. hoping to be equally sue
cessful this year. Is made additionally
interesting by the further announce
ment that a party Of English women
will return with her to compete in .
number Of contests here, including
that for the international tennis cup.
That will put American players on
their mettle. Women are making rec.
ords on the golf grounds, also. and in
every form Of sport in which they
choose to engage are developing ex.
pertness and getting practice which
assure the most beneficial result.
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HINTS ron the HOME.
liteie Things II VIII d Well to s.ar
In Mind.

To perfume Anderlinen put lump,
OF orrts root into the boiler on wash;
ing days. The clothes will be delicious.
" fragrant even after ironing. I
To clean . copper kettle. cut .
lemon In half. dip It in salt. and rub
the kettle with 1t. The kettle should.
afterward be carefully rinsed In cold.
water. and given . final polish With q
clean. soft cloth.
II chiffon ties and wells are merely.
tossed and crushed without being
soiled. they can be made fresh II laid
under . damp cloth and an Iron ap-'
piled.
II dirty. they may often be Washed.
but this process must be carried out
speedily with . warm, soapy lather.
fqueese dry. but DO not wiring.
Squeeze and swish through the va
ter. but DO not rub. (;
oently press and shake IN place.
II starch 10 required, gun water
and rice water are The only reliable
sti9snsrs. One 10 made By adding q
few drops Of gum to warm water. ths.
oeAsr By straining TIE water ~ bol,sA,
sice.
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en- - uas1 10 Open Or closs ths
Circuit.

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opsn o. sDoeo the circuit ut any Do
aired timA ~ alarm clock ID firmly
fastenod - wooden bracket and
proviood With . small wood or metal
drum. 4. e which il fastened Q cord.
b Ths other end Of the cord u tied
10 the switea handle 20 that VIA
tho alarm 0oee Oh the switch u either
opened or closed, depending on whsth-
- the cord y passed over pulley G OF
pulley d.
When IL cord is passed over pulley
9. ~ shoW1 b Fig. l. the circuit win
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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-07-06

Hundreds of Thousands of raase cat
tie n the west starve to death every
vinter. When the snow is deep the
number increases. The fatalities
we're unusually large during the past
winter. The cattle run Wild. a.d 10
provistoa IL made BY their owners for
feod or shelter In the cold moutAs.
The American Humane associatioa II
attempting TO secure such . stroas
protest against the Aeglcct Of the cat
tls - to force the owners to change
theiS Ds<hoA Of doing business.
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Wssia TaDs, Whit rh.y HAD.

Wssia rajes What They Had.
y gentleman purchased at . post
o1acs large quantity of stamped en-
veiopes. newspaper wrappers md otA-
or postal requisitieg.
Findi-g them somewhat dimcult 70
carry. he asked one Of the counter
clerks II he could supply him. with =
small quantity Of string.
I'VE are not permitted BY the Do
partnent to supr'y string" was the
reply.
Thea give mo BIT Of red tape,-
was tie sarcastie retort.
Ths string waS supplied. E