The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-23
VALPARAISO NEWS


turned to her home in Hobart last
evening.
Mrs. John W. Wood VIII more here
next week from Chicago to reside.
Mrs. Burt Frame is visiting rel
atives at Hobart.
Mrs. p H Swain and son, Donald.
left today to join Mr.. Swain at Fargo,
n d., where he is now located.
The Gary Tigers will play the Du Pei
a. A. football team of Chicago at the
Fair grounds in this city Sunday.
John A Foster and family of Fort
Wayne, are the guests of relatives
in the city.
Herman Hagen. P A. Marquardt J.
attended the meeting of the Grand
Lodge I. 0. 0. f. at Indianapolis this
week, returned home last evening.
Charles and James Pratt We're called
to Chesterton yesterday afternoon by
a phone message, stating that their
brother Jud was dying.
Mrs. Emma Lewis of Whiting is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Ralph L. Kerby of Logansport is the
guest of friends in the city.
Mayor Fred Miller of Michigan City
was in the city on business yesterday
Prosecuting Attorney People of Mich
igan City was in the city on business
yesterday.
The Knights OF Columbus entertain
ed the Catholic students of the uni
versity at their hall last evening.
About $50 persons were present to en-
An
address was made by c. P. Daily and a
short talk by Rev. FIR. Hogan. An eX-
cellent musical program was given.
Word was received here last evening
that Ira B. Tillotson. for many years
a resident of this city, had suffered
stroke of paralysis while visiting at
Dune Park. He was unable to be taken
to HIS home in Chesterton and his con-
dition is very serious.
The local order Sons of Veterans sent
a beautiful floral Offering to Cleveland,
o., yesterday.
William Warner, who has a contract
on the c. B. & c. railroad, which is
being built from Huntington, Ind, to
Shanahan, ILL.,, was in the city last
evening. He went to Shanahan this
morning and his family viii go next
week
The X Y z. club entertained last
evening in honor of Miss Anna Rudolph
Of Wanatah.
Mrs Gus Jones and children of En-
glewood, are the guests of her parents,
f. J. Ingram and wife.
Orrin W. Jewett, for many years
resident of this city. died few days
ago at his home in Sawtelle. Cal He
leaves a widow and two children.
Mrs. NJ. w. Long went to Chicago
this morning to join her brother, John
Walsh and they will leave this even
ing for FL Paso, Tex, called by tele-
gram announcing that their brother,
James Walsh was dying.
County Treasurer L. H Copelin
will move his family to this city from
Hebron next week.
The Valparaiso high school athletic
association football team is playing a
return game of football this afternoon
with the Bronson Hall team at Notre
Dame university.
William Frakes, through his attor-
ney. Rodney J. Kitchen. has filed notice
with the city clerk of intended suit
for damages alleged to have been re-
cetved by water being turned into his
place through the stopping up of a
sewer when the city was improving
Beach street.
The case of Albert Jahnz versus
Charles Eckert was filed in the Porter
circuit court yesterday on a change of
venue from LaPorte county. The plain
tiff charges that Charles Eckert in
May, 1907. struck him in the face with
his fist, breaking his nose and which
will be permanently disfgured. He
alleges that this injury caused him pain
for two months and necessitated his
absence from work He wants one
thousand dollars damages. The parties
reside at Wanatah. Rodney ]. Kitchen
! represents the plaintiff.
The valpo Gary football team will
play the Du Pei Athletic association
team of Chicago Sunday afternoon at
the fair grounds
| The Sons of Veterans will meet in
regular session next Tuesday evening.
G. NJ Dodge is expected home next
week from a three weeks business trip
through the east.
| The case of Martin NIeester, the sa-
| loonkeeper at Wheeler comes up for
trial in the Porter superior court Tues
day He will have to answer to six
charges: two for selling liquor to a
minor two for selling liquor on a
holiday, and two for selling liquor on
Sunday.
The sale of the livery stock of
George T. Miller is taking place this
i afternoon being conducted by Auction
GERS Miller of Valparaiso and of Chi
cago. Mr. Miller is now using the
north end of his barn for a garage.
He will probably have one of the
largest, best equipped and most up to
date automobile stations between Chi
cago and South Bend, and as Valpa-
raise is right on the line Of good roads
and about halfway between those two
points he should acquire in time a
splendid business in his line. He has
the tools the machinery, the experts
and a splendid location. The east end
Of the harm which has been leased for