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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
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@CniEbcii Der ibnCu hur6 Die Eoridriiicn pcs
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critc SibunG sur GcrntbunN ncr &r6iinilln Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
@cinM cngIiidJcr GOmru0liitcn III
ScntldlnnG.

GiC @oItirCrl0lGoIt, mcldc clllC
Nrobc 9lnjoGl 0clltidcr &coottcurc ais
Representative &crtrctcr Der bclltldclt
Ociirntli6feit int poriQcn Sonmcr IN
GuQlouo g%ciuuocn bot, iou munlcbr
crluiocrt mcrocn. SIS bat lid SIT bic
lem 3Wcct ein GROCER Nusi6ub gcbil-
oct. morin Die mnBgcbcnOltcn Ncrl0ns
li6fcjtcn 0c9 0cltldc1 '0iIcntIi6ct
&cbcn3 pcrtrctcn iinO mo mcld)cm
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2otol Gomitc'n QcbilOct Gobcn, mt
cincn %niirGtQcn Gntpiong Der Ulgl!
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SpiGc1 Scr conmlmolcn &0rpcri60i.
ten rno Die fiibrcnocn Bcri0nliNtcitcn
Der @eicui6oit 6uinnumCn Q%Ciun0tr.
Ger n%Nor00citidc SIopo" miro cintri
Gon0crOumpIcr mod Gopcr Icl0cn,
no oul 2G. Wtoi bic glbfobrt Der cn9li.
idcn Ncrrcn cric!0t. Die Nciic, mel.
dJc olti elmer Iol1cr ron - GaQcn be-.
rcd)net lit, 0cbt bon &rcucn ij6cr
MomburA nnd) Berlin, no elm 2hli
cutbolt uou 22 Qoocn orrgcicbcn lit,
bon "a nod Irc&ocn, NfitutcuL
Gronfiurt mo &0lL no scr niii5icQe
&hciI Der 6obrt icincn @lbi6luB tinz
Gct. Die GcAicrun9cl 0ca &cibca
mo Scr &lm0caitoatcn bobcn Neni
lllternr6mcn ibr moblpollcuoc3 >Su-
~icreiic mo lire @ctbciliarlg an Scr
E0ruu0 Der @0ltc 5uaciidcrt.
&n ocn nrobcu StG0tcu Hobcn lid
bcreit@ Crt@ Su9idijIic sum Gnpiou1
Scr cnglilden <$ournoliitcn Qcbil0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Baltimore Scmctcru.

Vhrcon: Srnutliu- SiaG., Baltimore. It. Rurtbitr.
Nearabuibplupe 82nI Nerfuuf bon $50 an.
bier @rdber. 6rcie geHWgung ber Enpeue ilr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. C3uutlB11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

&m @onot Ipril m@urocn
III 0cn 0itli6cl1 Stootcn Der ltnion
1874 NiiQioncn IoQor3 in @robcor-
p]orutioncn nit elmer capitalization
BON elmer NiiQion umo ooriibcr olr0c.
Icgt nobe]u 20 NijQiourn mcnigcr,
ais inn Mdrj Oicic9 5obrc2. ,{ncor.
%porotiotcn nit elmer @opitoliiotion
non 100000 bis SIT elmer N}iuion Gol.
lars brin0cn Oo4 mlaclc8tr @opitdl
oui 1907 O}iQioncu. Sin b%cocutcn.
Ser &ildaong gcHcn 2lpril 1906, ais
$685. W}iQioncn Collars in @robcor-
porotioncn @ol1GcIcAt murOcn. Mon
moMt @elotnoppbcit II. Die 3uItGu0c
on Der @0rie iiir Den Giidgong Der
onhuortIid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

Sic &crCtni0tcn Gtontcn
Gipiloicnit- G%ommiilion modt be
fount, BOB I'M &lni in Baltimore ci-
lie Yrijiu1G iiir SHcuerfroltcl1 Itott-
fin0cn miro. Die inn 9muoc3Qc6Gtoe
bcidditigt lucrOcn lou, 90 Gas ncllC
3oQbnlt3 bolO bc}oQcn rurrocn iol(.
10 lit erlt cine Erjiiuma ouGcorouct,
nm bic (otAlihlcit Scr Sheucr-
lrollcn iiir Die ucronhuortlihen 80
item feIIjuitcllcn. Die Nclucrbcrin-
nen nliilicn @iirGcrimcn Scr Ncrci.
nigtcn Gtootcn I'M NItcr 5rpiid,cn 20
mo GO &obrcn icin. I Sic Nriiiwlg
miro lid IcoialiM AMI pbpiiidc &ci
itunNcn critrecfen. Nlgcbro @comc-
tric uno onbcrc Niiicni6oitcn mcr-
ncu nift p|crlonNt. 6~ornulorc iiir
Die Eriiiung itn0 non Dem Sefrctdr
Scr GiuiIOicnit Grominotorcn (@cnc.
raj GcIiOerp Gipiiior). Baltimore
Eoit.Oiiicc, SIT bcjjcbcn 1rno. mcnn
lie ~ollsaciiiat iino, Dem Scfrct6r luic,
Der 5u5rItcacn. Nud) Dem %. Woi
mcrocn feline @clucrbungcn mebr on-
Qcnommen. Cine Eriifunq iiir
Sdlcucrfroucn! Gic Giuiloicnit. Oro-
nllltg trcibt ion0crborc Gliitbcu!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

&u @cppcn6ctm an Scr
NCy1itrobc i'll fiir5li6 Der inter Gem
Noncn o&oiiccbmmc9" pcit uu0
brett I'M S0cnmolO bcforntc I$o6olm
Nunnmn aus Nl6cr4bod i'm N0cl
molo i'm Nltcr BON 50 ,&obrcu gcitor
ben. Sen 8cinomcu &oiiccbomC2
crmor6 iid) ncr &]Crltorbcnc ollrd icjnc
tGgIitc &crtiI0lun9 BON Is bis 20 &i.
Ter &oifcc (iG bis u Gunrl9). Tics
les Guontlm Soiicc bCrcitctc cr Iidl
nbcr nic Icl6it, lonOcrn IicB Is Iid IN
Den Somilicn Der @cmciu0cn inn
O0empoI0 ToItcnio@ %licicrn. Gu3 iob
or gcUincrmnbcn pon &lI0cuo dlli ais
Icincn n9eruI" al, mo cr tonntc ijdJ
rii6nlcr, in icincm Nou5en &eben nodJ
feline crnltIid5e Nrbcit pcrritbtet 5l boz
bctl. 90 lebr uic or Der brouncn
6liiiiigfcit 5uQctbou wor, Oh ctbt oDcr
ltncd]t p%crobidcutc CT oQc gciltiGcn
@ctr0ntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Gontrplcnts Grpnrtemcnl, Matnnnns.

Va IT N o Z e, It0., y. WprlI INOI.
9iadrilt miro Gicrmit crtGeilt, ou6 ale Wiurft-
2tcrH5cn NIB !auircr.2tccn5cn am T.. Gage oc5
AIdt 1907 3ublbnt limo, mo ~bteielbel 8pifdcl
Dem I, uno 90. Wtut in bteicm NitreaI geI0it
luer0ct millca.
George u. Scffuer.
3ontrOleur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Surraine.

IaleriIm - Harinrtig - 'Irlcblim.
g8citlih BON &aibruot euI uno cine balOe
OlCilt. @erHbt Die init Eolp6uitan br8etdncte
GOrtbs gloenUssGnr. Srtie Nniihen gtnbmittngs
am terminus. Frcjie hon @eerdbHtbpIdbe1
ieet ipe5ieu. 9Cidte @eoinNungen. TclcpIofi-
GOGbS. 0erlunGt Mrold1itre. (D(ais 1S,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

Scinc Gntid,cn nit 8nmmirGoeru
fir Nclribniiic. SOnicitcn uno 4eieui9alteH.
gSetBe Rnl'tcrs ltebcr5iiBe - cIe;trifbes 2ibt
uto Sdrbonacciiitg.
Baltimore GOnpe Company,
ar. 80, g4eit 1GHctesStrabs.
FGIcphous - mt. Eerrou 25G: @uurtlnito 1f63
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

GuiuInnb'S tiirfiihc @Gocr.
Genttnbie.@ebdnoc, @oFtnmt ararn. etcts uffcn.
(sliG22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

Atlantic Gttn inIl am
Sobbotb tyodcu 0eItrat mCrOen, %
>ptrCcn bic 2cltic ciniod) nod Den Sec.
60Ocrn gcbcu, 100 bic SonntoN@ so.
uatitcr nid)t Oominircn. @loubcu
ilbriacu2 Did)t, oob IS ocu Sobbotbia.
ncrn in ocnt W~ioocbob nit i6rcnl
Sobbotb9 SunbiQ crnlt lit, mo
iucnn tic Den EllritoniSmt1 mic0cr
Golunniiircn moltclr, miro Is ibncl
nId}t 9cIingcu. Ger Norogroph If
miro iortbcltcbcn.
Mic io9tc Der @puprr.
neur BON Sii0.GoroIina 3ltn @oupcr,
ncllr BON 9tor0 Carolina? st is a
long time bctpccn Orirf9." Der Mis-.
0rnd, Scr bier SLIM gciIii9eItcn Wort
geuorocrL paBt uiht mcbr. Ger Sou.
uerneur pom SiiO-Gurolino lit Gem.
p~cren5lcr ulO iein College bon 9tor0.
Caroline lit H~bitinen5ler. 4IS ole bci.
cen StnntSb0ilptcr nculid) in Same:
tolun chamber norgeitellt mur0cn,
blicb oos aeilii0cltc @ort mnocipro.
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

Sic 3 10 h ruItootIiM c
5onocI5 g Gommiiiion moht bcfonut,
sob iid5 in Den orci lebtcn Monotcn
0cS &o6rc8 1906 oltf unicrcn Giicn
6obncn 209H NnncItcQtc uro 9oiio-
8tcrc Dcrungliidt iino, cine 3uno6nrc
Don 1894 gcaen Die 0rci por6crge1o1,
0cncn Wonutc, IS ncrlorcn babel
47l EoiioBicre mo }Gn0cItcQte oo@
&c6cn. IS foncn 1926 3uiommcl.
it6Bc rno 1889 GutglciilmQcn Dor.
Der on0crihtetc N}oteriolsS hoocn
belief iiA auf iibcr Orci NtiQioncn
0oQor9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04
Rr6ert 6. SFnQer.

3:imcu6cinttcr.
giC6iplOcr nuu 2Siuialt z. ErO lib bel t6nI
fir a Sabre Gcltbdftiqt. gir, 22t, giurosSrpnos
woD. Ie!ep6oH: 2Solle pos. AJtdbigc Freifc.
CQtull. lAtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

Moi. GtrtGe nno Moi.
23cin Gobcn mir. 6rbIt MIR nod
etlUo3 Nloi,Sonnc.
Tcltr @einQortncr BAT
BON ser @cimorcr Sofopcr Ocn 9(ui
tra9 crGoltcll, cine ncllc @ij6ncn-I}t-
lit 3u bPi0cn E6cilcn oc8 @oct6c'i6en
u6ouit" 5u idrci6cn. @fit Ocn nclt
i]nicccujrtcu @crfc ioI i'm Woi 1908
0oa @oftbcatcr cr0iinet mcr0e1.
&c nic0rige 6rU6lin08
Scnlpcrotltr I'M NoromcitcrL Die IN
ocn Icbtcn GoGcn }mii6cn % un0 10
@roo l6pontte, bot bercit2 ibrcu Sim
iluB otf oeu g8ci3cnmorlt ullagciibt.
Bon ih0Bt, ooB Sic @ci}cn-Grntr nm
10 A}iQioncn Nuibcl3 %gerin9cr ans.
ioncn miro. ais Crunrtct mur0c. Mcir
cen iiir l6nGcrc &icferun0airiltcn lit
bcrcita INN 5luci Gents pro Nui6cl inn
Erciic gcIticocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

aseHtur fir SanIbtustun 1t. SiitriIt Columbia:
VIM. Snnnemann. 1915 Muriuu ct, y. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

@eiddftsthbrsr e. n. SS'u5, gBobnuna;
g. & 8. 1o1 gS 8albrooi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-04

Giaeuthhmer 6. 8eiue, &obmnn:
6. & g. $40 = MiaoifoH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-11
LIE ROY NEWS

S. A. Love. Rebecca Stewart, H. No
Ian and Mrs. James Diken and children
were visitors in Crown Point Friday.
Thursday evening two detectives
came from Logan to see about coal
belonging to w. N. Turner being taken
by some Italians in this vicinity.
Charles Lane has rented S. A. Loves
farm west of here for next year. Geo.
Fraily. who is there now, is looking
for a suitable farm elsewhere.
Baled hay is being received in large
quantities now.
The Leroy creamery is doing a
rushing business now. Friday they
shipped over 500 pounds of butter.
Coal here now is selling for "a per
ton.
Samuel Alexander Thompson, electric
motor car conductor in Chicago, came
out to visit his parents near Leroy
for a few days last week. He returned
home Friday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-11
CROWN POINT NEWS

Editor Woodcock of Lowell, was
transacting business at the county
seat Saturday
Ula Hall. who holds lucrative po-
sition with the Waterman Fountain
Pen company. visited her home yes
terday.
Mrs. Peter Schroeder is reported
very ILL.,
The L 7. & NJ. railroad surveyors
opened an Office in the rear of the sec
ond floor in the Root building on
North Main street
Mrs. Barth. Schaffer was buried this
morning at 10 o'clock. Funeral serv-
ices were held in the St. Mary's Catho-
lie church.
Miss Emma FELTON,. who is teaching
school at Grant. ILL.,. is here on her
vacation for few weeks.
King Ping Pong" a musical comedy
in two acts, will be presented two
nights in the Central Music hall
Nov. 1916, for the benefit of the public
library
Miss Jessie Pettibone was Chicago
visitor over Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Rettig of East Chicago, was
visiting frinds and relatives at the
county seat Sunday.
Albert Teedhalm of West Pullman
and an employee of the Green & Sor
Co., here Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-11
ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Miss Gertrude Dobbins of Harrison
avenue. is confined to her home with
an attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs George o. schaaf and
niece Miss Laura Trowe, were the
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Trowe Of Chesterton, Ind. Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Eggers of
Roberts avenue, had as their guest,
the latter's sister, Miss Rose Smith, of
East Chicago, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Packard and
sons, George and oJseph of Chicago,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Stress of One Hundred and Sixteenth
street. over Sunday.
Frank Buehler of Roberts avenue
IDENTIFY let a piece of heavy pipe fall on
his foot, and a result is unable to
resume his duties for a few days.
| Mrs Robert Atchison and children
spent Saturday evening visiting friends
in South Chicago.
Miss Marie Newman of Roberts
avenue. principal of the Franklin
school, was a Hammond business Wis
ltor Saturday.
company OF Chicago was the guest Of
Robert Atchison Saturday.
MT Laudenslauger formerly OF Rob
ertsdale. but now of Point Richmond
Cal. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Matthias and many other friends here
for the past few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-11
GARY NEWS

Peter Kline of South Bend, deputy
factory inspector. is in town looking
over the bakeries and other small in
dustries.
1t is rumored that the Great Lakes
Dredging company and other Industries
have laid Off a number of men who
refused to accept the checks for wages.
The auction sale of the Ruche &
Ryan stock of wet goods takes place
today and a number of business men
will be on hand to bid on the goods.
James F. Bowling has been appointed
deputy marshall.
Two huge stones, weighing many
tons fell from a chain on which they
were being hoisted into position at
the First National bank building today
and one of them was broken Nobody
was injured, but the loss viii be about
$3.50.
w. R. Diamond was called to Laporte
yesterday by the illness of his mother.
w. c. Hutton attended the services
at the Congregational church last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A Parks visited
friends in Englewood yesterday.
he East chicago Dank VIII Issue
cashiers checks in lieu of currency.
The East Chicago company has moved
its offices from the East Chicago bank
to the new building at Kennedy avenue
Lesh Hascall. who has spent the last
few days with his parents. returned
last night to Lafayette, to resume his
studies at Purdue
Albert IRELAND is spending the week
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. S
IRELAND. He leaves Saturday for New
York. where he viii resume his work
with the Lakawana railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pitzele and chill.
dren. who have been visiting in Europ,
for the past six months are expected
home today.
The school building at Edgemoor hai
now completed its history as a schoo
building. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac e. Wilcox
son OF Indiana Harbor having rente,
the building for a dwelling. TIL,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-11
HOBART NEWS

Miss Ruth Wilson of Valparaiso, Wis
tied Saturday and Sunday with friends
in Hobart.
Ed Tiee of Chicago spent Sunday
with his parents in Hobart.
John Francen of Chicago Heights
was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Krause and son, Ray, re-
turned to Chicago last evening after
few days visit with Mrs. Krause's
mother, Mrs. Jas. Ostrander.
Jake Stevens and Nanny L.utz of
Hammond were Hobart visitors yes
terday.
VIM. Mathews of East Side. Ill, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mathews here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tyler and family
were Sunday guests OF friends in Val
paraiso.
Miss Ruth Fortunes of Chicago Wis
tied here yesterday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs ]. z. Portmess.
Walter Black spent Sunday in Val
paradise.
Miss Minnie Busse went to Chicago
last evening to visit friends a few days
Mrs w NJ. Foster and Mrs. P. F
jacobson were guests of friends in the
city Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-11
ST. JOHNS NEWS

William Liesenfelt visited with rela-
tives in Chicago Heights Sunday.
Theodore Liable from Griffith, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Riet-
man over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John stoltz from Mer-
rillville were the guests Of Mrs. NJ.
Gerlach yesterday.
nicholas Rohrman of schererville.
was ST. John visitor Sunday.
The first announcement of the com
ing marriage of Jos. Klassen to Miss
Mary Maginot. was made today in
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thiele of Ham
mond spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs.
Bert Steele.
Messrs. Jacob and Joseph Klein of
Chicago spent Sunday with relatives.
Ed schmal of Chicago. spent Sun
day with his parents.
Miss Anna Hoffman of Dyer was the
guest OF Miss Bertha Ludwig over
Sunday.
Jos. Schaefer OF Dyer was the guest
Jacob Keilman of Chicago Heights
with his brother, Peter, of Hammond
visited relatives here yesterday.
It is reported that Frank Scheid
who was seriously i'll. is on his way
to recovery, which will be glad news
to his many friends.
Fred Scherer spent Sunday in Chi
cago.
n. J. Jourdain became suddenly il
Saturday. and his nearest relatives
from Hammond and Chicago wer,
summoned to his bedside. As the ole
gentleman is over eighty-flve years o.
ago. his family expected the worst
Mr.. Jourdain received the last rites o.
the church and medical aid is of lit
| tie avail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-11

Harry Crane and wife of Elkhart.
spent Sunday and Monday with
Rudolph VIII and wife
John W. Spencer and family of Lin
coin. Neb., are the guests of r. P.
Wolfe and family.
Mrs Henry schnewind who has been
visiting Fred Joel and family the past
three weeks. returned to her home in
Lima, o., yesterday afternoon.
Ernest Carstens, of ST. Louis, Mo, is
the guest of Jacob Charter and family
for few days.
Miss Annette Miller of New Carlisle
Ind, is the guest of E. Zimmerman and
family for a week.
Ben Urbahns has been appointed
deputy county treasurer by L. H. Cope
lin, treasurer-elec He will assume
his duties Jan. l, 1908.
James Bundy, a resident of Porter
county for sixty-six years. died at his
home in this city Saturday evening. He
was 81 years old and leaves five chill
dren.
Fred Arvin and wife are visiting
friends in Wanatah, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. sager, are the
guests of relatives in the city for a
few days.
Miss Ida Everetts. of Warsaw, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Jerry Miller and Earl James went to
Gary this morning, where they have
accepted positions.
Floyd Sieb, of West Lafayette, Ind
is the guest OF his parents for a few
days.
Rev. Walters went to Fairfield. Ill.
yesterday to visit his cousin. DR.
Walters, for a few days.
Rev and Mrs. Vernon Harrington
and Mrs. Emma Scott and son are
visiting with relatives in Chicago.
Dee Longshore of South Bend spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Fannie McCool of Hammond
is the guest of relatives in the city.
w. B. Jones of Goshen, is the CUES
Of relatives in the city.
Miss Eva Reeves, of Chicago is tn,
guest of NJ. E. Franklin and family.
The Valparaiso high school football
team was defeated by the Grown
Point high school team at the latte
place Saturday. The Valpo team wai
unable to withstand the heavy linz
plunging OF Young, the Crown Poin
full back The Lake county boy
rolled UP a total of seventeen points t
Valparaisos nothing.
H. E Morrow is at Evansville at
tending the Y. NJ. c. A. state conven
ton.
Gregorie Neque. who has been at
tending the Valparaiso University tn
past two years, left for his home Il
Manila, today.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

Bruce White made a business trip to
Monon. Saturday
Miss Efe Fairchild of Monon. IS Wis
iting Miss Mildred Halleck few days
Ray Woman. instructor in physics at
Purdue. spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reeve of Rem
ington. spent Sunday with relatives
here.
Mrs. ]. A. Harmon and Mrs. r. w
Brown. spent Sunday with Harry Har-
mon in Chicago.
Mrs. cabinet of Pontiac. Ill. and w
ing with Mrs. John Duval.
Mrs. NJ. f. Corliss will move from
her farm west OF town to the house
just vacated by Cal Pointer.
Mrs. Chas Payne is visiting bel
mother, Mrs. Meyers in Hammond for
a few days.
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WHEELER NEWS

The Ladies Aid society of the NJ E.
church viii meet Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Convey. All are invited
to come and assist IN the work
The Monarch company put out $4,000
worth of business last week.
Henry Schlobohm ST.. whose farm is
northeast of Wheeler. died Saturday
evening after lingering illness of a
couple of months.
DR.. Dobbins was a Valparaiso Wis
itor Saturday.
The Monarch company has laid off
quite number of its employees.
Mrs. Ely was a visitor in Valparaiso
Saturday.
The Queen Esther Circle will meet
next Friday evening at the home of the
Misses Anderson, who live about a
mile and a half southeast Of Wheeler.
Mrs. Craig is on the sick list.
The Monarch company has installed
an acetylene gas plant for the purpose
Of lighting their building.
Among the teachers from in and
near Wheeler who attended institute
at Valparaiso Saturday were Miss es
Bradley. Ruth Brickwood. Johnston
and Messrs. Hutchinson and Craig.
Percy Workman and family spent
| sunday with friends in Chicago.
J. N Sigler and Mrs. Stockdale, were
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LOWELL NEWS

On account of breakdown of the
engine at Reynolds. the milk train was
three hours late Sunday morning.
Merritt Kelsey has bought Ram
bier automobile. which he Will use in
his livery barn.
The sad news is received mere from
Preston. announcing that Mrs. George
Wood is insane. necessitating a guard
over her all the time.
Martin Linz of Hammond, came to
Lowell Sunday in his automobile and
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. owen
Dewitt
James Kelsey was taken suddenly
i'll while down town Saturday and is
now confined to his home in CONNER
cial avenue.
John Palmer. of Chicago, is visiting
for a few days with his parents and
brothers and sisters IN Lowell
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Stoweil of Shell
by. visited at the home Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ed Sanders and husband, sun
day
Mrs. Boyd Callahan and sister. Mss
May Henry. of Rose Lawn, visited
friends in Lowell sunday
A brother from Hebron. Ind. and a
nephew from Springfield. H.. visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Leroy here Sunday.
The Junior football team Of Lowell
played an East Chicago team Sunday.
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INDIANA HARBOR

Misses Stosmount McCrory and LII
ian Collins. teachers in the Field school.
went TO LaPorte Friday evening to re-
main until sunday evening, the guests
OF Mrs J. l. Walker
Miss Eva Montgomery has gone to
Iona. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Amerman Of East
Chicago called on friends in the Harbor
Sunday.
F. H Parks. who has been clerk at
the South Bay since the change in
management, has resigned and has
gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Harriet Winslow attended a
party in Whiting. Saturday evening.
Messrs. Olds and Elliott of the Lake
County Laundry company. have arrived
10 install their machinery of their
plant which cost about $4,000
large number OF men were laid
off a the Inland. Saturday night
Jack Lambert has nearly recovered
from the diphtheria. being able to be
up and around
| Or. J. W. Manfel. who has been en-
ployed al the Inland. has returned to
Chicago.
E. c. McEwen and T. A. Danshire
| have gone to Chenoa, Ill
The Inland Steel company has giver
notice to its employees that it will pay
% per cent of their wages in checks
on the Indiana Harbor State bank and
the balance in checks on the Chicago
clearing house.