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BOWLING.

Results in the Industrial League Last Evening.
 The Vikings won all three games from the Colts at Johnson's alleys last even- ling. The score;
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INTER-cLAss SWIMMING MEET.
Eourth Annual Held at the Yale Gym
 Last Night.

FQurth AnnuaI HeId at IHe IdI6 Nym.
 Last Night.
 The fourth annual meet of the Yale Swimming association was held at the Yale gym last night. Several records for the Yale tank were broken. In the 5O-yard match race between the Hop kins Grammar school and the New Haven High school, Palmer won for the former over Higgins the High school man. The water polo game be- tween the varsity and freshman teams was won handily by the former by a score of 5 to 0.
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LAST NIGHTS POLO.
Waterbury Defeats New Haven by
 Score of 4 to g.

 v Waterbury, March 19.-Waterbury defeated New Haven here tonight in well played game by the score of to 8. McCMlvray the new rush on the local team, made his first appearance here, and his work was a feature. Each team scored one goal in the first and second periods, and Waterbury scored two to New Haven's one in the final.
 The management tonight announced that Jack Fahey, late center on the Niles, O., team, would join Waterbury tomorrow The lineup: Waterbury Position New Haven LoXSon .................... Jason
 First Rush. McGilvray, Murray ............... DeWs
 Second Rush Mooney, McGilvray ,............. Miller
 Center 6OlQerneS5 s....,......,,s.s..s GdruHer
 Halfback. sutton ..............'.'.'. MulleH
 Goal
 Score-Waterbury 4; New Haven, 3. Pushes: Loxson, 6; Jason, 3. Stops Mellen, 2S; Sutton, 29. Referee, Rorty, Attendance, 1,200.
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HARTFORD, 3; BRIDGEPORT, 5.

f1AfCIpOIND, ,, DItLDIEI OH H. D. k Hartford, March 19.-Hartford lost one of the hottest games of roller polo played here this season tonight, Bridgeport winning by the score of 5 flo 3. Turner of the Hartford team was out of the game by reason of sick ness, Whipple was late in arriving, and the game was started with Man ager starkie at halfback. The local team scored twice in the first period and twice in the second, while the vis- itors secured two in the first one in the second, and two more in the third. Manager Eadle of the Bridgeport team was the guest of President Pyne of the league tonight The lineup: Hartford Position Bridgeport Callahan, Whipple ............ Duggan First Rush
 Wiley, EiaSan .....,.....,. Cunnlngnam
 Second Rush
 O'Hara ...."................. Griffith
 Center.
 Starkle s...s................'. WoOQS
 Halfback,
 Wermert ....................... Allen
 Goal
 Hartford, 8; Bridgeport, 5. Bushes, Duggan, | Callahan, | Whip pie, i; Eagan, 1. Stops: Wermert, S7; Allen, 29. Fouls; Hartford, 1. Referee, Leahy. Timer, Pyne.
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LAT WINDSOR.
HOW Guests Are Treated at King Ed
 wards Castle.

The recent visit of MT. John Burns to Windsor Castle at the invitation of King Edward was unique, inasmuch as the President of the Local Government
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AT REPUBLICAN ALLEYS.

At the Young Mems Republican club bowling alleys last evening the Win chesters won two out of three games from the Travellers. The scores; yWinobae+arc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-11
DEEP RIVER NEWS


the river yesterday.
Miss Ida Pinter or Wheatheld spent
Ioch.
fFed IaFoiHe OF near crown Point
place
refer huoeF ana otto Seoerger or
at the river
MISSES ma small anu Alce BECKER
weie eh'ei taiiieo ny MOZART Irlends
SUNDAY hisH
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INDIANA HARBOR

Miss spriggs visited in Chicago Sun
day.
Miss Braswell spent Sunday after
noon in Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmurray visited in
the Harbor Sunday.
J. Armstrong attended the baseball
game in Chicago. Sunday.
Miss Ray Goldstein is spending a few
weeks with her sister in Cedar Rapids.
Mich.
Miss Anna Calvin of Drummond
street visited friends in Englewood
Saturday and Sunday.
wANTED-A combination girl to work
in the Harbor hotel. Apply to Mr..
o'Connell. Best wages.-5-14-tf.
Miss Helen Calvin Of Commonwealth
avenue and Miss Marie Kraft. visited
in East Chicago yesterday afternoon.
John Nyhoff. an employee of the In
land Steel company, has gone to Chi
cago Heights where he will work I'M
til July.
Charles Egbert formerly ticket agent
at the Lake Shore. visited friends in
LaPorte. Niles. and South Bend, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Emil Landell of the Lake Shore
freight office. met his father, o. Lam
dell, OF Gowris, Ia. in Chicago. while on
his way to New York.
Edward Lagerwold of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad viii soon leave for De-
catur. ILL.,. where he will finish his
course IN grafteing. He will be sue
ceeded by Ray Iden.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

Will II. Parker is in Plymouth on
legal business this week
Miss Harriet Shedd went to Evanston
today to visit her sister, Miss Alice
Shedd.
Misses Loe Pancoast and Iona Wood
went to Danville, Ind, today to attend
the summer term of the normal school
there.
E. G. Warren has the contract for
building the new Christian church at
kentland. The church will cost S.
600 when completed
Mrs. John Williams, from southwest
of town, went to Indianapolis yester-
day to enter the Eastman hospital to
take treatment for a tumor.
Mrs. Mary Jane Hopkins IS visiting
her son, Homer at Monticello.
Misses Fern Osborne, one of this
years graduates. has entered nurses
training school at Lafayette.
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Mike Klitch is spending a few days
at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Randham were
Sunday visitorssat Hessville-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Seberger were Wis
itors at Schererville. Sunday.
r. Prohlon of Hessville, is transa
ing business in this vicinity today.
John Nimitz has sold his large auto
mobile and purchased a smaller one
Hessville. spent Sunday here the guest
of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Brown and daugh-
ter Helen of Hammond, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. IRELAND, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boiling and
family of South Chicago, spent Sunday
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P.
Scheidt..
The Sunday school convention held at
Ross, Sunday, was we'll attended. Those
of Black oak present were: Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Ginther and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Nickel, Misses Mary. Lena
and Louisa Strauch, Lizzie Grauel,
Lorine and Myrtle Shay.
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WHEELER NEWS

]. NJ. Tennery transacted business in
Valparaiso Monday.
Percy Workman and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Chicago.
A 10 pound baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Wilson last Fri
day.
Mrs. Mahalia Frame of Hobart, spent
Sunday with her brother, Henry Burge,
OF this place
Miss Cora Barnes left today for VAL
paraiso. where she will make her home
with Miss Keziah Wade.
Mrs. Samuel Burnham and daughter,
Miss Mamie. of Burnham, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Barnes, Sunday.
Mrs. c. A Arnold and daughter, Miss
Lora, spent Friday in Chicago. Miss
Lora left the city Friday evening for
a short visit with relatives in LaPorte.
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DYER NEWS

w. Bailey shipped a car load of hogs
to Chicago Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwab of Ham
mond We're Dyer visitors yesterday.
Bernard Schultz sr.. of scherervine
was here yesterday evening on bust
ness.
Messrs. Joseph Peschel and ]. J..
Klein transacted business at Chicago
Monday.
Theodore Hammer returned Monday
morning from a short visiting trip to
Whiting.
John Hoffman left for Indianapolis
Monday morning to attend the conven-
ton of the C. o. F.
Court log C. o. F. held its regular
meeting last night with an exception
ally large attendance.
Charles W. Cordrey of Chicago was
here yesterday in the interests of his
musical compositions.
II. Batterman was at Crown Point
yesterday in the interests of the North
western Telephone company.
Miss Katie Gels, who was operated
on for appendicitis at Dwight last Sat
urday, is reported as doing very nicely.
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IN AND AROUND
q ~ r Y
GLAD MCUsTER IS PINCHED.
Gary Police Force Knew Desperate
Negro Well and Had Trouble
With Him.

The local police force is congratu-
lating itself on the temporary closing
Of activities on the part of McCuster.
the coIored desperate. who was picked
up at Gibson several days ago. The
sentence at Crown Point which he had
just served, was one given him by
local justice for getting into trouble
here. lie claimed to have been fly
mug" IN Chicago during the strikes
there and left u general impression Of
no regard for law or others rights.
When he was taken to Crown Point he
tntimated several times to the officers
who took him down that he would
come back to Gary and see that the
officer that picked him up would get
planted.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
issued june 10. 1907.

VIII C. Nee, Hammond ......-.-....2S
Allie Nelson, Hammond .-.........-24
Alexander d. Wolf. Chicago.
Agnes Jensen, Chicago. -...-..-..-..2S
Peter Bataside. Whiting ............21
Julia Karpinska. Whiting ..........20
John Boehusz. East Chicago. ..-..-..29
Katie Jedrzjczyk. East Chicago. .....22
James NJ Schaller. Dyer.
Katherine Beriges. Dyer. 21
Isaac ]. McCord, Hammond. .........S0
Maude sharrer. Ford City, Pa.......22
Jacob NyIand. Whiting ... p
May T. Campbell, Whiting .......19
A. II. Duker. Battle Creek. Mich. 81
Josephine Kuker. Hobart.
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CLARK STATION

o. Frick Of Chicago visited his par
ents here Sunday.
Miss E. Keckeisen of Chicago visited
friends here yesterday.
Charles Reibin and friends were the
guests of Mr.. Reibin's parents yester-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman of Chicago
were entertained by friends here for a
few days.
Mike Young came with a gasoline
launch with many friends. A Chicago
picnic was here and was made happy.
Mike made a great speech which was
fine. One of his friends was better
than an actor. They certainly had a
fine time and sang many songs.
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LOWELL. NEWS

Mrs Patrick Buckley is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l. Berg, and husband. at
Hammond.
c. H. McNay has gone to Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, to work as telegraph opera
tor for the Rock Island railroad.
Attorney Virgil Reiter of Hammond
and Mr.. Holbrook of the Chicago Tele-
phone company were in Lowell Monday.
Mrs. Ed Belshaw. accompanied by
Mrs. James Chitwood. is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John Hinsley at Chal-
mers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Thatcher of near
Valparaiso visited her brother, DR.. p
L. Rigg, and family. here Saturday and
Sunday.
The Misses Hattie and Stella Foster
left Sunday for Marion to attend school.
En- route they visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hinsley at Chalmers.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Joe scheidt was a Dyer visitor last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Portz returned
from Hammond Monday evening.
Messrs. Peter Cope and John Hilbrich
of Schererville We're here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schmidt of Chi
cago are the guests of Mrs. NJ Ger
ZACH.
The D. r. K. c. Y. of St John hold
their annual meeting in Hammers hall
tonight.
Jacob Klassen made his first trip as
mail messenger for the st. John post
office Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Nick Hammer are the
proud parents of a baby boy, who ar
rived this morning.
The w A johnson Player Piano
company are still exhibiting at Kan
mer's hall. St John. under the manage
ment of \. Dahlkamp. All are cor
daily invited to attend daily concert:
from $50 a. m. to p. m.-6-S-5t.
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HOBART NEWS

Evan Roper was out from the city
a couple of days the first OF the week
Philip Keilman of Dyer was here
over Sunday visiting his son Edward
and family.
Mrs. Hart Rowe. of Ottawa. Ill, is
here visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
J. B. Johnson.
Mrs. Charles Townsend of Knox, Ind.
Charles Nitchman and family.
Bank Cashier Lavender received the
sad news yesterday of the death of his
father, who lives at Argos, Ind.
Miss Barbara Scheidt of Dyer Wis
tied in Hobart over Sunday at the
home of her brother Ed and family
Ed Keilman yesterday received his
beautiful electric launch, which he pur-
chased few days ago at Detroit, Mich.
1t is 16 feet in length by feet 6 inches
wide.
Messrs. Ed Scheidt. Ed Simon and
Thomas Hickey were at Hammond Sun
day evening where they received their
third degree in the Knights of Colum
bus. They were accompanied by Rev
Thomas Jansen, Tim McAuliffe, jr., Ed
Keilman and John Kilngrew
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TO OPEN BROADWAY SOON.
Sewer VIII be Completed and Then
Traffic VIII be UnObstrueted.

Nash & DowdIe moved one of their
engines into Broadway this afternoon
which will be connected up with the
pump for pumping out the last sec
tfon Of the sewer across Broadway.
The gang Of men who dig ahead of the
sewer builders have reached within
hundred feet of Broadway and will
have all of the digging done to the
end Of the sheathing west of Broad
way by tomorrow evening. The COM
pletion of the sewer across Broadway
will make possible the opening of the
street to traffic. the completion of the
paving by Blome & Company and
general readjustment of the whole sit
uation at Fifth and Broadway.
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VALPARAISO NEWS

W H Knapp has returned from a
visit with relatives in Michigan City.
Frank A Lutz and family of Chi
cago. are the guests of R. P. Wolfe
and family
Henry Zugbaum and wife, of Argos,
are the guests OF the formers brother,
William Zugbaum and wife.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Clarence T. Fleming and
Miss Grace Skinkle, Wednesday noon,
June 10.
John Rathburn, Familiarity known as
'"Steeple Jack" was taken TO the Chris
tian hospital. suffering from brain
trouble.
Valparaiso will soon have another
five cent theatre. 1t will be named the
Orient, and will be run by II. J. Up
thegrove and Leon and Roy Wheeler.
Sarah J. Davis of Washington town
ship. was adjudged insane Monday by
a commission composed of Justice
Peter Marquart and Drs. II. E. Evans
and r. D. Blount. She will be taken to
LongcHffe as soon as accommodations
can be made to receive her.
Mrs. Henry Lutte of Hammond, while
descending the steps at the north
entrance of the court house here yes
terday, missed her footing and fell
headlong to the stone walk below, a
distance Of fifteen feet. She was picked
up by Deputy Sheriff Wood, who hap
pened TO be standing on the steps at
the time 1t is almost a miracle the
lady was not seriously injured. She
was able to walk unassisted
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FINED FOR ASSAULT.

Waterman SIugs Stable Boss But
Claims He Was Provoked.
Stable Boss Bergen of Stein. Wyatt
e. Company had warrants issued for the
arrest Of Night Waterman Eldred
charging him with assault and battery.
Eldred plead guilty and paid his fine
but Immediately had Bergen arrested
for provoking an assault. AS brought
out by the trial Eldreds action was
wholly unwarranted and Judge Huber
discharged Bergen. 1t appears that
the night Waterman had a dislike for
Bergen and failing to get the stable
boss into trouble in any other way
simply slugged him Saturday night
while he lay in bed, according to the
story told in court.
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1t is rumored that the Chicago. In
dianapolis & Evansville railway project,
for which a survey was made through
Crown Point some time ago. has been
revived and that construction work
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All OF the right OF way for an electric
line between Crown Point and Gary has
at last been secured and the promoters
are now looking for some one with
capital to construct the road.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Mrs. William Jones of Olcott avenue.
has a baby daughter.
Mesdames Nassau and Ottenheimer
called on friends in Whiting today.
Miss Lillian Williams has graduated
and received her diploma from a must
cal university in Chicago.
Mrs. Willoughby and daughter of
Valparaiso. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cherry on Olcott avenue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry and son Will
left today for Lafayette to attend the
graduating exercises at Purdue uni
versity.
H. e. futile has moved from For
syth and Exchange avenue to his new
shop at the corner of Chicago and Oh
cott avenue, newly equipped and strict
ly up-to-date.-5-3-tf
Mrs. B. Frederick died Sunday even
ing at her home on Magoun avenue
after a long illness with consumption
The funeral services were held this
afternoon. Burial was at Oak Lawn
in Hammond.
Fully seventy five citizens were dis
appointed last night when they reached
the city hall and learned there would
be no council meeting. They went tc
vote on the proposed street improve
ments. but could not get a quorum a:
the Harbor cars were not running.
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e. o. Shelby. treasurer and chief
factotum Of the Gary Building company
is in town for several days. He met
his contractors. Schininger Brothers.
and his architect, J. T. Hutton, here
this morning to find out how things
were progressing with the erection OF
their building at the southeast cor
ner OF Broadway and Figth avenue.
They expect to have the building done
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-11

Miss Martha Bunnart and Charles
Bane We're married Saturday at p. m
in the German Lutheran church. The
bride was exquisitely gowned in pale
blue. The ceremony was followed by
a supper and dance in Voest's hall
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Miss Henrietta Munster spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Miss Lizzie De-
Young.
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The band boys gave their first con-
cert from their new band stand last
night. If the weather is good next
Monday night there will be another
open air concert given at same place.
with a number of the Hobart band boys
assisting the Toleston boys
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-11

An enjoyable time was spent Satur.
day evening at the barn dance giver
by Mr.. Elkc
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Edwin Nandenberg returned HON
from his school in Ohio last Thursda
for the summer vacation
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County superintendent W. r. Curtis
and w. H. Vansciver caught a fine
string of black bass at Cedar Lake
yesterday afternoon. One of them
weighed over FIVE pounds.
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Contractor Harvey of Elwood. the
low bidder on the paving contract for
Broadway is spending several days
getting a line on the work to be done
in case the board decides in his favor
at the meeting on Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-11

The Illinois Improvement and Ballast
company began putting in the curb on
Jefferson street just north of the Wa
bash, this morning.
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The Michigan Central railroad is
putting in additional switch tracks
along its south track running from
East Broadway to join the first switch
installed running into the Gary Lum-
Der company's yard.
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Miss Winnie Kutzbach spent satur
day and Sunday with Mrs. John d. +
Mick.
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Attorney Ballard of Elwood, Ill. has
located here. having secured offices in
the Kahn building in the same suite as
DR.. belong.
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LANSING NEWS

Fred Book was a visitor home sun
day
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Mr. and Mrs. CULLEN are arranging
for the purchase of a property west
of Broadway in the north part of town
on which they expect to erect a fiat
building by early fall
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No clues have SO far been found as to
the fellows who sold Sheriff Carriers
team to Philene Williams, and Mr.. Will
Jams now concludes the matter is &
closed incident.
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Inspector Kunert has accepted the
bridge across the little Calumet river
on Broadway, but not until the con-
tractors made several changes to meet
the requirement of the contract. which
was approved and accepted last Sat
urday.
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W. H. Knapp has returned from a
visit with relatives in Michigan City.
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will begin shortly. If this is true Ham
mand and Crown Point will be con-
nected with another steam road, and
direct communication will be had with
Gary.
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Henry Zugbaum and wife. of Argos,
are the guests OF the formers brother,
William Zugbaum and wife.
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of fall.
The five blind pigs which Gary Of
fcer was largely instrumental in To-
eating last week, were raided this
morning. All of the proprietors plead
guilty under the persuasion of Prose
cutor Boone and paid their fines. A
wholesale cleaning up in different
parts by the police force at frequent in
tervals helps to keep down the number
of places where liquor is dispensed
without a license. The new law on the
subject makes it much easier to con-
Wet.
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Briefs.

Judge Fitzgerald spent yesterday
down at his former home in Walker
ton where Mrs. Fitzgerald is staying
for awhile
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Contractor Wilder has made a good
start on his work Of grading Eleventh
avenue from Broadway to Madison
street.
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Mrs. Willoughby and daughter OF
Valparaiso. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Cherry on Olcott avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-06-11

Frank A Lutz and family of Chi
cago. are the guests of r. P. Wolfe
and family.
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Farmers are complaining loudly OF
the weather, and it is feared the corr
crop in Lake county will be almost g
total failure.
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julius Schroeder and force of men
are at Cedar Lake where they have the
contract for decorating Binyon's ho-
tel.
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Miss Lillian Williams has graduated
and received her diploma from a must
cal university in Chicago.
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mond. spent the day here Sunday with
friends