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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-26
KENSINOTON NEWS

Mrs. Roy of 18th street is reported TO
be i'll.
Mrs. Kyle Of 119th street shopped in
Chicago Wednesday.
Mrs. Bethig and daughter, Miss Rose.
of 118th street were Chicago visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Sullivan of III 115th street,
who has been critically i'll, is reported
to be a little better
Several of the local courts OF the
c. o. f. held initiation services We'd
nesday evening. Refreshments were
served. All reported a good time.
Mrs. William Douglas of 1873 Lafay-
cite avenue, who went to the Engle-
wood hospital two weeks ago and un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis,
returned home Thursday to the great
joy OF her many friends. She is great
ly improved.
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WEST PULLMAN

Mrs. j. w. Bronson entertained the
Womans club this afternoon.
a. II. White is in Wilmington, Ill. on
business for the Chicago Telephone
company.
Mrs. McSwain's daughter. Mrs. Wilkes
of the north side. is here visiting her
this week.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the cantata to be held in
Marquette hall tonight.
Rev T. Gale is out of the city for a
few weeks holding revival meetings
in different suburbs.
Mrs. Saxon of 10th street, who was
quite seriously burned about the
hands and arms, is slowly recovering.
Mrs. Marium fuller of Uuion avenue
passed away Tuesday morning. She
was taken to her old home in Plano,
Ill, for treatment.
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BURNHAM NEWS

Miss Minnie Patton spent the day in
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Florence DERRICK was a visitor
in Burnham yesterday morning.
Miss Ethel Kiersey was the guest of
friends in Hegewisch yesterday after
noon.
Miss Levanche Martindale of Hege-
wisch, was here yesterday enroute to
Chicago.
Mesdames Vonish and John Nelson
and Mike Davy were here yesterday
enroute to other places.
Mrs. Clark and Miss Lizzie Spainer.
of Hegewiseh. We're here this morning
while enroute to Hammond.
Chimes of Normandy" comic opera,
at Towle's opera house, Hammond.
Ind, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. May l and .. Prices %, so, rs,
$1.00. Seats reserved beginning Mon
day. April 29.-4-28-2t.
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One p. d. p. marriage license was is
sued to Chicago parties yesterday.
Potatoes are retailing on the Crown
Point markets for SIS cents per bushel.
The 'Hoosier Girr' company will APP
pear at Central Music hall tomorrow
night.
Mrs. S. L. Beach has as her guest
this week, Mrs. Amos Edgerton of
Ridgville, Ind.
Barney Young's band of Hammond
has been engaged to furnish the music
for the Lake county fair next fall.
DR.. E. z. Geisel has recently become
interested in Gary real estate, and may
put up a large office building there.
The Bartholomae restaurant has
opened an ice cream soda parlor in
connection with the restaurant and
bakery.
Miss Julia Hughes is home from
Chicago. and contemplates spending the
summer here with her aunt, Mrs. C.
Manahan.
l. c. Breyfogle has returned from
the Chicago hospital. where he was
operated on for an abscess in the ear
a few weeks ago.
1t is about time for some one in
Crown Point to make a noise that
sounds like talk Of Fourth Of July
| celebration.
| An 11-year-old stepson of H Mag
nus brought here for burial this
week. The young man had been an
invalid for several years.
Harvey Sauerman. who has been con-
| fined to his home here ever since his
return from the west, Is reported on
the gain. and hopes to get out as soon
as warm weather comes.
The track team of the Crown Point
high school will go to Hebron tomor-
row. where the boys will enter dual
meet with the Hebron high school.
The local boys expect to retrieve them
selves of their defeat last year.
The death of Mrs. Adam GerIach oc-
Cured at the sanitarium yesterday
morning. She was operated on last
Friday for hernia, the operation being
a heroic one. and the last resort. De-
ceased was aged about fifty years. and
leaves a husband and twelve children
to mourn her death. She was a daugh-
/ ter of Nicholas Scherer of Schererville,
who preceded her in death few hours.
The damage suit of Horner vs. the
Valparaiso Lighting company is on
trial in the circuit court. The plaintiff
is A. P. Letherman. administrator Of
the estate Of David P. Horner, whose
death was caused at Valparaiso about
a year ago by the giving away Of q
lscanolding. while he was at work at the
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BURNSIDE NEWS

Miss Teresa Simms spent Wednesday
with relatives in Ravenswood
Mrs. MacGovern of the city, spent
Thursday night with Mrs. Mogan of
92nd place.
Miss Anna Simms of 1850 92nd place
is very much improved after her re-
cent illness.
Miss L. M. Simms of 92nd street en-
tertafned Mr.. Scott of Hyde Park,
Tuesday.
Mrs. f. ]. Deane of 1S4S 92nd place,
who has been very i'll for the last
month, is very much improved.
Miss Josephine Kelly Of 1852 92nd
place entertained number of her girl
friends at luncheon Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Kelly of 1852 92nd
place spent Thursday afternoon and
evening with friends in South Chicago.
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PULLMAN NEWS

Mrs. Darr moved to Gano this week
Mrs. Wilsnack visited Mrs. Lenzen
Thursday.
Mrs. Grosskurtt visited relatives in
Gano today.
Mr.. Cassidy Of Pullman is going to
give up housekeeping.
Mr.. Valentine Schmidt Of Pullman
expects to move in the near future
St. Cyrels college held an elecution
contest Thursday evening. Medals were
awarded.
Mrs. Dare of Fulton street. will
move to Hammond in the near future
where she has a farm.
The Altar and Rosary society Of the
H. r. c. held a card party Thursday
evening for its own benefit Twelve
beautiful prizes are to be given.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Peter Portz IS confined to the home
by sickness.
Hubert Doctor transacted business in
Englewood Thursday.
Messrs. Aug. Koehle and Peter Schu-
macher We're Dyer business visitors
yesterday.
sam Manders Of Rose Lawn has been
appointed section foreman on the south
end Of the c. / & 5. section.
A number Of st. John people attend
ed the funeral Of the 10-year- old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Hill
brick, which was held IN Scherervine
today.
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VALPARAISO NEWS

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Frailey, a son.
Several people from here attended the
horse sale in Hobart yesterday.
Mrs. c. Y. Trough has gone to Ohio.
where her husband is being treated for
cancer.
A large stock barn on the old Plum
mer Currier farm west of here. was
struck by lightning early Thursday
morning and burned to the ground to-
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least CHICAGO NEWS

Miss Edna Odds is on the sick list
Mrs. J. s IRELAND is reported to be
very i'll at her home.
Miss Marie MeKenra visited friends
In Hessville Thursday.
Miss May Schultz of Brazil is visit
ing Mrs. Lula Bailey this week
The Busy Bee club met at the home
of Mrs. John Jones yesterday after
noon.
the dancing school at the Harbor last
evening.
Miss Blodwine James and Carl Funk
houses attended the dance at Longs
hall last night.
ously injured short time ago, is i'm
proving rapidly.
Ladies' Social Union of the Methodist
church meets tonight at the home of
Mrs. Louis Giles.
A number of the ]. U. G. girls will
attend the Junior reception at Ham
mond this evening.
Messrs Edward Reil and William
Phillips saw Ringing Bros circus
Wednesday evening.
Miss Sarah McNab and George Gar
Der Will Sc the Round Up" at Mcvick-
ers Wednesday evening.
The squeezers of the puddle mill of
the Republic broke Wednesday and
will cause that part of the bill to be
idle several days.
Messrs. A H. w. Johnson, c. L. Kirk
and A. Ottenheimer were in Chicago
yesterday selecting furniture for the
Elks new home.
A number of men of this city at
tended the banquet last evening in
honor of the dedication of the fededal
building in Hammond.
Mrs. A. A. Havill. who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives here for
about eight weeks, returned to Port
land, Ore. last evening.
The friends of Andrew Fuzzy received
word yesterday morning of his safe
arrival on the other side of the water.
Mr.. Fuzzy and son William, are max
ing an extended trip through Europe.
Chimes of Normandy" comic opera,
at Towles opera house, Hammond,
Ind, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. May 1 and 2. Prices %. So rs,
$500. Seats reserved beginning Mon
day. April 29.-4-26-2t.
The two teams of the high school
played basket ball last night at the Nc
Kinley school. the Whites defeating the
Blacks by a score of s to ?. The girls
will play an open game at the same
place on next Thursday evening.
Everybody invited.
The Daughters of Rebecca Will give
a supper at the home of Mrs. John Har-
ris in Tod avenue Monday evening.
The menu Is as follows:
Veal Loaf.
Potato Salad. Cabbage Salad
Baked Beans.
Coffee. Cake.
Bread
Supper 15c.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

Mrs. David Elder returned from
Surrey today.
Peter Leisenfelt is spending several
days in Hammond.
f. P. Benjamens daughter. Mary,
is seriously Ill with typhoid fever and
is not expected to live.
Mrs. Monet is still paralyzed and
unconscious and there is still little
hope for his recovery.
Frank L. Dixon lectured last nisAt
ct the Christian church. His subject
was The Man Against the Mass" His
address seemed to please everybody.
Mr. and Mrs F. A Sears returned
from watseka, Ill. yesterday and Will
move into Frank Warren's house,
which was vacated this week by Chas.
Warner. the county clerk.
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Mrs. G. Martin of 121-76th street en-
tertained friends at a party yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. L. Bratt,
who is leaving Chicago to make her
home in Michigan. A dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess. who was
assisted by her daughter. Miss Lila
Martin. Those present were Mesdames
Dr. Reading, Elvey. Rosseter, Nash.
Goldsworthy, Beynon. Kleinman, Saun-
ders. Rush. Rought and Bratt. Prizes
were also awarded. Mrs. Nash receiv
ed first prize. Mrs. Kleinman, the sec
ond, and Mrs. Rought. the consolation
prize. All those present had a de-
lightful afternoon and congratulated
Mrs. Martin on the success of her
party. Mrs. Bratt will enjoy her new
home in Michigan and find as many
friends there is she is leaving here.
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lighting company's plant. The amount
Of damages asked is 10000. Attorneys
Agnew & Tnkham and d. z. Kelly of
Valparaiso represent the plaintiff, while
A. F. Knots is appearing for the de-
PENDANT. large number of Valpara-
iso people are in attendance at the
trial.
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CLARK STATION

Mrs. ]. Radyer of Whiting, was Wis
iting relatives here Wednesday.
J. Scheurer of Clarke, was bust
ness visitor at South Chicago, Wednes-
day.
Miss Hulda Schwalbe and Miss Emily
Behn were shopping at South Chicago
Wednesday.
Messrs H. ]. Adams and H Hopes
are leaving here today to stay with
Mr.. Pierson at East Side.
Miss Minnie Hargen of Indiana Har-
Dor was visiting with the Dettmann
family here Wednesday.
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CROWN POINT NEWS
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses issued April 25,
1907:
Emil Herman, Chicago. 20
Delphina Fleury. Chicago q
John Zwinklfs. Indiana Harbor. 81
Wrzula Szilglate. Indiana Harbor. &c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-26
WHY

O Editor, LAKE COUNTY TIMES: .
o Why? I confess I don't know. .
. There was a big blowout last .
0 evening on the upper deck OF o
0 the big building from which q
= your moulder of public thought Q
. is issued. Ostensibly said b. o. Q
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q 81 per cel.-the completion of q
O Hammond's new postal home, q
q but really, I fancy, to give the
= big state politicians a chance 9
q to do a little fine self-felicitat- q
. ing. q
= But, however, this may be, it 4
q is certainly a fact, and a pecul-
q lar one, too, when you come to z
. think it over, that the very men q
q for whom the ornate State street
q edifice was erected, and whose Z
= duties will take them in and &
= out and about the big building &
. every hour of the day and q
= night, never were considered in q
q the banquet arrangements nor 4
= once mentioned in the cere- 4
. monies of the opening of the Z
. new postofice, their future I
o home. 4
= Personally, it is nothing to Z
= me, but some other fool folks 4
Q beside myself are butting In and I
q asking ''Why?" Usually, you {
Q know, at a house warming the 4
= family which is to permanently 4
= occupy the premises is quite I
. largely in evidence-in fact, 4
o cut quite a swath in the pro 4
= ceedings. 4
= Won't THE TIMES give us a 4
O quiet bunch and sort Of put us 4
= wise? Maybe the boys with the 4
= bags didn't have the two 4
q plunks. How is it?
q Ell? Z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-26

Mrs. F. l. Beyers of 10th street and
Coles avenue will entertain the Bridge
Whist club tonight On account of the
charity ball last week Mrs. Beyers had
to postpone her entertainment of the
club.
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All the county officials attended the
funeral of Commissioner Hail Bates
at Hebron Thursday afternoon.
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DYER NEWS

Mrs. Joseph Peschel is on the sick
list.
William Hiibrick was a Dyer bust
ness visitor yesterday.
]. Lowenberg of Chicago was here
on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Mat Hnbrick of
schererville were Dyer visitors yester-
day.
Nick Schaefer OF Schererville was
here yesterday taking up the enumer-
alton.
Misses Kate and Mamie Hoffman
left for Washington yesterday where
they have taken up work.
Quite few Dyer people were at
Schererville today to attend the funer-
al of John Hilbricks daughter.
Chimes Of Normandy" comic opera.
at Towle's opera house, Hammond,
Ind. Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. May l and ?. Prices %, so. 70.
$1.OO. Seats reserved beginning Mon
day, April 29.-4-26-2t.
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BLACK OAK NEWS

A party Will De given tonight IN
honor of Miss Lula Ward at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ward. at
Oak Glen.
At the last business meeting of the
L. C. c. c. last night the following Of
1icers We're elected:
President. G. Ton.
Vice president-Henry Parrelbery.
Secretary-Emily Vandenberg.
Treasurer-Tunice Gowens.
Critic-Cornelius Int Hout.
Choristers-Lula Ward, Grace Int
Hout, Hattie Stelnbach. Harry Reitd-
feldt.
Editors of the Blower-Tunice Parcel
berg, Garrett Reitdfeldt.
Music director-John Int Hout.
The program committee will hold a
meeting later to arrange affairs for
the coming season. The former presi-
dent, William Van Bodegraven, was
presented with a gavel.
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four heda OF horses The fire was
partly covered by insurance
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INDIANA HARBOR

Mr.. Goldstein was in Chicago on
business today.
Mrs. Helen Calvin went to South
Chicago on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Roop were in Engle-
wood visiting friends yesterday.
Mr.. Gerolany Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
is visiting Miss Rae Goldstein of
Block avenue.
Mr.. Lees of Michigan avenue left
last night for Boston, Mass, on bust
ness for the Inland Steel company. He
will remain away until about Monday
and then return to the Harbor.
Chimes of Normandy" comic opera
at Towle's opera house. Hammond.
Ind, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. May l and 2. Prices 25, so. TO-.
S1.00. Seats reserved beginning Mon
day, April 29.-4-26-2t.
Mrs. Rose Ambrosius and her son
Of Commonwealth avenue left for Chi
cago this morning to visit relatives
and friends. She will remain in the
city for a few days with her husband.
j. Ambrosius, assistant general man
ager of a general banking. real estate
and steam ship agency.
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South Deering car took fire yes
terday afternoon on Coles avenue, near
18th street. The conductor and several
passengers were very dexterous and
succeeded in extinguishing the flames
before much damage had been done.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-26

Charles Lyle. Antoine Kuehl and
Willis Winneger have gone TO Gary TO
work.
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Mrs. P. Conley of 1926 Bensley ave-
nue. is reported on the sick list.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-26

Mrs Abbie Lind. of Garrett, Mrs.
Elizabeth Maxwell and daughter Of In
diana Harbor. are the guests of ex-
Postmaster \. W. Lyle and family.
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Charles Jones of woodlawn. formerly
Of Windsor Park. is engaged TO Miss
Margaret Young. Woodlawn. Miss
Young is a graduate OF Chicago Uni
Eersity and is nows teaching IN Joliet.
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Both young people are proficient in
music.
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Mrs. Haslam of 1O9th street enter.
tanned friends Wednesday
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William Price OF Columbus. o.. and
Isa Price OF Canton. Ill. are visiting
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Price
of 18th street. Mr.. Price. ST.. has been
sick for some time.
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Mr.. Gerolany Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
is visiting Miss Rae Goldstein of
Block avenue.
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Mike Boyle OF Chicago was in South
Deering yesterday on business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. Roop were in Engle-
wood visiting friends yesterday.
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Master S. L Davis of 145-75th place
left yesterday with a few boy friends
to visit at his home in Michigan. He
will be absent during the May holidays.
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Mr.. Meade and family and Mr.. Thorn
and family will move into the new fiat
building erected on Coles avenue near
18th street, next Tuesday.
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SOUTH DEERING

Charles Pick was In Chicago today.
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Quite a few Dyer people were a
Schererville today to attend the funer
al of John Hilbrick's daughter
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Messrs. Andy and Thomas Navin OF
Tooth street are in Chicago today at
the bedside OF their sister who is seri-
ously Ill.
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The Panhandle depot at Kouts. Por-
ter county. was destroyed by fire early
Thursday morning. The safe and a
few of the company's books were saved.
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Mrs. Quinn of Whiting was in South
Deering last evenig.
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Frank Harris was in Chicago Thurs
day on business
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WINDSOR PARK

Miss M. Bennett OF Woodlawn visit
ed friends in Windsor Park before leav-
Ing Chicago for Canada.
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Mrs. Helen Calvin went to South
Chicago on business.
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Miss Ethel Polreck, the eleven year
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Polreck, residing south of town, died
this morning after several weeks Ill
ness from brain trouble. The funeral
will be held Saturday from St. Paurs
church.
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Mr. Goldstein was in Chicago on
business today.
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Mrs. Darr moved to Gano this week.
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Peter Leisenfelt is spending severa
days In Hammond
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Mrs. David Elder returned from
Surrey today.
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Mr.. Valentine Schmidt of Pullman
expects to move in the near future.
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Nick Schaefer OF Schererville was
here yes erday taking up the enumer-
alton.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-20
A Wrangle Over
Evidence Delays
HAYWOOD Trial

Boise. Idaho, June 19.-The Hay
wood trial was resumed this morning
at $3.50 o'clock.
Senator Borah offered number Of
articles printed in the Miners Maga-
zine as evidence. The defense made
they failed to connect the defendant
a general objection, contending that
with the murder Of Steunenberg. Nam.
ing and describing the articles took
nearly half an hour and the articles
themselves will be read to the jury
later If the court admits them as evi,
dence.
The entire morning session was con
sumed in hearing arguments on the ad
instability as evidence Of editorial ut
terances. On both sides the argument
was based on the Chicago anarchist
cases, the defense contending that by
no construction could authority in that
case be made guide here, the state
that 1t covered the very propositions
involved here Judge Wood will rule
on the matter this afternoon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-20
WELL KNOWN oTTUMwAN WITH
RECORD in MILITIA succuMBs
TO HEART DISEASE AFTER Ex.
TENDED ILLNESS.
FAMILY FAMOUS IN
MILITARY CIRCLES
ANCESTORS WERE AMONG EARLY
SETTLERS OF AMERICA, COMING
FROM ENGLAND IN 1es4HPRoM-
INENT IN BUSINESS
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
After being confined to his bed for
the past two days, Major William Cut
ter Wyman, one of the most promi.
nent and successful business men of
Ottumwa, answered the final sum-
mons this morning about 9:35 o'clock
at the age of 81 years. A complica-
tion Of kidney and heart trouble and
other diseases was the cause of death.
Mr.. Wyman is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Alice Prugh Wyman and one son,
William Charles, besides three broth
ers and two sisters, all residents Of
Boston, Mass. They are Frank W., G..
A., and James Wyman and Mrs G.. F..
w. Holman and Mrs. Edward Lincoln.
The funeral services will probably
be held some time Friday. Definite
announcement will be made later.
Was Of Famous Family.
Mr.. Wyman came from an old New
England family His father was Ed.
ward Wyman, Jr. and mis- mother 5
maiden name was Mary Anna Doyle
Of Salem, Mass, where Mr.. Wyman was
born.
On both sides. Of his fathers and
mothers families he is descended
from the earliest settlers OF Massa-
chusetts. the members Of the old Bay
State colony. The Wyman family
came to America from England in
1884. Some of them were officers in
the English army and were among
those who organized the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery company Of Bos.
ton IN 1888.
For generations, members Of the
Wyman family have belonged to this
company and Major Wyman held a
commission in 1t at the time of his
death.
Major Wyman received liberal ed
ucation, attending the Boston Latin
school, military academy and other
New England educational institutions
of the highest order. He was appoint.