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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-27
WOMEN

WOMEIN
Chapman, Miss June, Pasadena, Cal
King, Phoebe NJ, Pasadena, Cal.
Roulston, Margaret, Pasadena, Cal
Fiske, Mrs. DR.. H. A., Pasadena, Cal
Curley Mrs. D. F., San Diego, Cal
Cronin. Miss Anna, San Diego, Cal.
Middlebrook, Mrs. r. p, San Diego
Cal.
Rogers, Mrs. Juanita A., Long Beach
Mussetter, Miss Anna, Long Beach
Lamphere, Miss Georgia, Long Beach
Cal.
Heath, Irma. Long Beach, Cal.
Robinson. Mrs. Dr., Goldfield, New.
Stanton, Miss w. A, Goldfield, New.
McIsh, Mrs, Goldfield, New.
Cash, Mrs. Lille, Goldfield, New.
Meten, Mrs. John, Goldfield, New.
Mcdaniel, Mrs. Casey, Goldfeld, New
Vorwoert. Mrs. A, Goldfield, New.
Turner, Mrs. e. G., Goldfeld, New.
Earnest, Mrs. Annie K, Goldfield
New.
Atkinson, Miss Hazel, Goldfield, New
Thompson, Miss Carlyn, Goldfield
New.
Grace, Mrs. w. T., Goldfield, New.
Wissel, Mrs. Nellie, Goldfleld, New.
Stone, Mrs. S.. Goldfield, New.
Kirkendall Miss Bessie, New.
Mcdonald, Miss Katharine, Goldfield
New.
Sherman, Miss Rose, Goldfield, New.
Rose. Miss Carrie, Goldfield, New.
Parson, Mrs. H. T., Goldheld, New.
Nesbit, Miss Annie, Goldfield, New.
MEN
Rowan, Robert A., Pasadena, Cal.
Edwards, D. B., Pasadena, Cal.
Goodwin, Guy, Pasadena, Cal
Merwin, w. B., Pasadena, Cal.
Raftery, M. r., Pasadena, Cal.
Bactheleny, A. p, Pasadena, Cal.
Thomas, H. G., Pasadena, Cal.
Rogers, william, Pasadena, Cal.
Burnham, Clark, Pasadena, Cal.
Upton, T. p, Pasadena, Cal.
Mohr, A., Pasadena, Cal.
Paine, L. A., Long Beach, Cal.
Levereau, e. A, Long Beach, Cal.
Scott, r. A, Long Beach, Cal.
Taylor, ]. p, Long Beach, Cal
Lewis, E. p, Long Beach, Cal.
Tucker, w. A., Long Beach, Cal.
Lawler. Eugene, San Diego. Cal.
Gilbert, c., San Diego, Cal.
Knowff, George. San Diego, Cal.
Northern, F. W., San Diego, Cal.
Moriarty. B., San Diego, Cal.
Folsom, M. W., San Diego, Cal.
O'Farrell, F. p, Goldfield, New.
Dow, J. Neal. Goldfield, New.
Lewis, E. Goldfield, New.
Irman, Claud. Goldfeld. New.
Woody, D. W., Goldfeld, New.
Johnson, c. T., Goldfield, New.
Conger, Fred, Goldfeld, New.
Stock, Lewis, Goldfield, New.
Hickil. j. W., Goldfield, New.
Wingfields, George. Goldfield. New.
Alphin, Frank, Goldfield, New.
Jay, c., Tucson, Ariz.
Armstrong, A. R., Tucson, Ariz.
Corbett, Knox. Tucson, Ariz.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-27
WOMEN

Black. Miss L. M, Santa Paula, Cal.
Madison, Miss Dora, Santa Paula, Cal.
Davis, Mrs. F. F., Santa Paula, Cal.
Monigal. Jennette, Santa Paula, Cal.
Baker, Stella, Santa Paula, Cal.
Grey, Miss Dora, Needles, CAL
Meadlin, Miss Maude, Needles, Cal.
Vandercook, Miss Ethel, Needles, Cal.
Dellehurt, Miss Fay, Needles, Cal.
McElroy, Grace, Williams, Ariz.
Sweeney, Miss May, Florence, Ariz.
LeBaron, Miss Lola, Florence, Ariz.
Michea, Miss Nettie, Florence, Ariz.
Brockway, Mrs. G. NJ, Florence, Ariz.
Bley, Mrs. w. j., Florence, Ariz.
Lonergan, Miss Kate. Florence, Ariz.
Drais, Mrs. L. K, Florence, Ariz.
Sieboth, Miss Alice, Florence, Ariz.
Kreier, Miss Anna, Chino, Cal.
Lyell, Miss Alice, Chino, Cal.
ludlow, Grace, Oxnard, Cal.
Bard, Miss Bessie, Ontario, Cal.
Minter, Miss Carrie, Ontario, Cal.
Meacham, Miss Florence, Ontario, Cal.
MEN
Smith, O. S., Santa Paula, Cal.
Earl, c. E. Santa Paula, Cal.
Weber, William, Santa Paula, Cal.
Trotter, Harry, Santa Paula, Cal
Hanewalt, H. c., Globe, Ariz.
Sotel, Wade, Globe, Ariz.
Eymann, c. c., Chino, CAL
Warner, j. E., Chino, CAL
Myers, George r., Rhyolite, New.
Caldwell, Harry, Ontario, Cal.
Malone, William, Ontario, Cal.
Soil GeOrpe r. Ontario. Cal.
Raymond, j. f., Ontario, Cal.
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WOMEN

July lO, 1JUi.
WOMEN
Carpenter, Miss Jessie, San Pedro,
Cal.
Foot, Mrs. F. D., San Pedro, Cal.
Harthorn, Mrs. J. D., San Pedro, Cal.
Cook. Miss Bernice, San Pedro, Cal
Martin, Miss Bonnie, San Pedro, Cal.
Coons, Miss E., Bakersfield, Cal.
Burkhalt, Miss, Bakersfield, Cal
Jameson, Miss L., Bakersfield, Cal.
Huntington, Miss Ethel M, Santa
Ana, Cal.
Ryan, Miss Julia, Santa Ana, Cal.
Roberts, Miss Daisy, Santa Ana, CAL
Newton, Miss Maud, Santa Ana Cal.
Mcdonald, Mary, Santa Ana, Cal.
Crandall, Miss Mary, Santa Ana. Cal
Fowler, Miss Una E., Santa Ana, Cal.
Clayton, Miss Zada, Santa Ana, Cal.
Davis, Amy, Redlands, Cal.
jeffrey, Adelaide, Redlands. Cal.
Ladd. Anna, Redlands, Cal.
Hutchinson, Miss E. H., Redlands,
Cal.
Huntington, Laura, Redlands, Cal.
McKittrick, Mrs. W., Cotton, Cal.
Hibbard, Miss L., Cotton, Cal.
Spring, Miss Edna, Cotton, Cal.
MEN
Duffey, NJ, San Pedro, Cal.
Peck, George H., San Pedro, Cal.
Weldt, Joseph, San Pedro, Cal.
Tupman, H. l., Bakersfield, Cal.
Nelson, e. w., Bakersfield, Cal.
Argy, M, Bakersfield, Cal.
McKanui, James, Bakersfield, Cal.
Gunlach, Max, Bakersfield, Cal.
Henderson, John, Santa Ana, Cal.
Williamson, Gilbert, Santa Ana, Cal.
Scott, Chester, Santa Ana, Cal.
Brode, L. p, Santa Ana, Cal.
Roper, Park S., Santa Ana, Cal.
Edwards, L. M, Santa Ana, Cal.
Carlysle, John, Santa Ana, Cal.
Wilson, George S., Santa Ana, Cal.
Clayton, A. D., Santa Ana, Cal.
Cortner, George p, Redlands, Cal.
Longston, Arthur, Redlands, Cal.
Kingsbury, Homer, Redlands. Cal.
Isbell, Ralph c., Redlands, Cal.
Vaughn, Louis, Cotton, Cal.
Gibson, H., Cotton, Cal.
Fox, Homer, Cotton, Cal.
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DISTRICT B

1.-TWO NdludplS anu oPCCldi
prizes will be awarded in this dis
trict, one to the man and one to the
woman receiving the largest number
of votes up to 10 p. m, Saturday,
July 13, 1907.
WOMEN
Russell, Jessie, Riverside, Cal.
Robb Gladys, Riverside, Cal.
Oden, Helen r., Hollywood, Cal.
Aber, Mary Hollywood, Cal,
Triplett, Miss Ida, Whittier, CAL
Thornber, Miss Edna, Whittier, Cal.
Henderson, Miss Alice, Whittier, Cal.
Iliff, Miss Grace, Whittier, Cal.
Newby, Miss Marie E., Whittier, Cal.
Van salger Miss Amanda, San Ber-
nardino, Cal.
Barrett, Miss Katherine San Ber-
nardino, Cal.
Waters, Miss Sylvia, San Bernardino,
Cal.
Weir, Miss Edna. San Bernardino, Cal.
Rogers, Miss Minnie, San Bernardino.
Cal.
Wolf Miss Tillie, San Bernardino, Cal.
Myers, Miss Grace, Santa Barbara.
Cal.
Rich, Ednah A., Santa Barbara. Cal.
Lehner, Mary ", Santa Barbara, Cal.
Morgan, Mira, Santa Barbara, Cal.
amer, Nellie B., Santa Barbara, Cal
Tallant. Mrs. Martha D., Santa Bar
bara, Cal.
Dills, Miss Mabel, Pomona, Cal.
Metcalf Miss Genevieve, Pomona, Cal.
Avis, Mrs. A. B. Pomona, Cal.
Wilcox. Miss Mary, Pomona, Cal.
Rice, Mrs Bruce, Pomona, Cal.
Steadman, Mrs. r. A., Pomona, Cal
MEN
Casey, Walter, Pomona, Cal.
Waffel, Charles, Pomona, Cal.
Flood, George. Pomona, Cal
VANDERBILT w. A., Pomona, Cal.
Fritze, X. Pomona, Cal.
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WOMEN

WOMEN
Bouch, Mrs. Harnish, Ocean Park, Cal.
Huff, Mrs. A. e. Ocean Park, Cal.
Firsich, Mrs. M. j., Ocean Park. Cal.
Wilkins, Miss Bertha, Ocean Park,
Cal.
Dodge, Miss Gladys. Ocean Park, Cal.
Johnson. Annette, Ocean Park, Cal.
Griswold. Miss Bertha, Ocean Park,
Cal.
Evans, Mrs. t. o., Ocean Park, Cal.
Judy, Miss Edith w., Ocean Park, Cal.
Sheckles, Miss Claude, Santa Monica,
Cal
Hanson, Miss Ida, Santa Monica, Cal.
Vawter, Mrs. E. j., Santa Monica, Cal.
Hemingway, Miss Merle. Santa Mon
lea, Cal
Schroff, Miss Kathryn, Santa Monica,
Cal
Rowe, Miss Alta, Santa Monica, Cal.
Hawkins, Miss Mildred, Santa Monica,
Cal
Saunders. Miss L. j., Santa Monica,
Cal
Fraser, Miss A. G., Santa Monica, Cal
Keller, Mrs J. f., Santa Monica, Cal,
Willowby, Miss Rena, Ventura, Cal.
Clark, Miss Edna, Ventura, Cal,
Mack, Mrs. Ella, Ventura, Cal.
Gandolfe, Miss Ada, Ventura, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-27
DISTRICT A

Two valuable and attractive special
prizes will be awarded in this dis
trict, one to the man and one to the
woman receiving the largest num-
ber of votes up to 10 p. M, Saturday,
July 10, 1907.
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DISTRICT D

Two valuable and attractive special
prizes will be awarded in this district,
one to the man and one to the woman
receiving the largest number of votes
up to 10 p. m. Saturday, July Is, 1907.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-06
VALPARAISO NEWS

Harry Curran has returned from his
southern trip.
Otto Sennnenburg has returned to his
home in St. Louis
J. w. Wilson of Chicago, visited in
the Vale over Sunday
Walter Harold went down to Ke-
vance today to take dispositions.
Frank Jester has sold his fruit farm
to Frank Mariner, of Chicago.
Miss Thresa Carson is visiting in Chi
cago the guest of Miss Flossie Jacobs.
Miss Mary Bald has returned from
South Dakota, where she has been
teaching school.
Congressman e. D. Crumpacker put
in a strenuous day Sunday-two ser
mons and one address.
Otis w. Smith of Marshall Field &
Co. wholesale merchandise. Chicago
visited Valparaiso friends over Sunday
The county commissioners were in
session today. A new member to sue
coed the late commissioner will be
elected.
Professor II. Kicker closed his work
here Saturday and is moving his family
to Kouts to begin his pastorate of the
Lutheran church at that place.
The Standard baseball club met theil
second defeat Sunday when they were
beaten by the Corpus Christis club Of
Chicago, by a score of II to 6. The
weather was bad but a big crowd was
in attendance.
Warren Weddle died Saturday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Weddle, south of town. The deceased
was operating a milk route in indiana
Harbor when he was taken i'll. The
burial took place yesterday at Kouts.
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HESSVLLE NEWS

Mrs. F. German is spending the dav
in Chicago.
E. c. Kunow was Hammond Wis
itor Sunday.
sehay OF Hammond visited friends
here Sunday.
Robert vanes visited friends in Chi
cago Sunday.
Miss Ida Tarnowski visited Chicago
relatives yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dedelow spent
Sunday in Chicago
Mrs. Charles Chick entertained reIa-
tives from Chicago Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Lohse and Mrs. Ed Hess
were Hammond shoppers Saturday.
Mrs Lewis Even of Black oak was
the guest OF Miss Lydia Hess Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bendy of Chicago have
taken up their residence here for the
future.
Ernest Klee of Chicago was called
home by the serious illness of his
mother.
Misses Clara, Laura and Alice Hess
of Hammond were the guests Of rela-
tives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roby of Chicago
were guests of Mrs. Ginther for the
weekend.
Misses Grace Windiseh and Carrie
Frank Hess of Hammond visited his
mother, Mrs. Ed Hess, Sunday.
Fern and Lester Rohze have return
ed to their home in East Chicago after
a weeks visit here, the guests of Mrs
| James Rohze.
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Mrs. Hurd is spending the day in
Chicago.
Mrs Gresho is visitor in West Pull
man today.
Mrs. Rein Rau is a visitor in Ham
mond today.
Chicago today.
Mrs. Luke Reed was a visitor in
Hammond today.
Mrs. Frank did shopping in Ham
mond this morning.
George Mills was a business visitor
in Chicago Saturday.
Miss Julia Patterson was a church
goer in Hammond yesterday.
Andrew Chappene was here this
morning enruote to other points.
Louis Lozier of Hammond visited
friends in Burnham yesterday.
Several Burnham people attended
church in Hegewiseh last night.
Mrs. Gregory of Hammond was the
guest of Mrs. George Phillips yester-
day.
Miss Florence DERRICK and sister
were here yesterday enroute to Ham
mond.
B. F. Weakley. general lineman OF
this division of the Nickel Plate, stop
ped OFF in Burnham a short time this
morning to see Admiral Dewey man
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WEST PULLMAN

Miss Lena Erwin left for California
last week.
Mrs. Haines' sister, from the city, is
visiting her for a few days.
E. S. Nelson of EggIeston avenue has
opened a branch office for his lumber
business in the Monadnock building.
Mrs. Bronson of Eggleston avenue
entertained a few friends Thursday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Bron-
son of Champaign, Ill.
The sprinklers that were recently
owned by Howes brothers, have been
purchased by the West Pullman I'M
provement association. The contract
for watering the streets for the sum-
mer has been awarded to w. W. Fields
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LOWELL NEWS

Mrs. Caywin of Chicago is visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. William Taylor is visiting her
parents in Marshall county, Indiana.
Grant Palmer of East Chicago visit
cd his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Pal
mer. here Sunday.
Charley Palmer. who is carpentering
at steger. H.. enjoyed a visit here with
his family Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Erehart BiXenmann of
Crown Point are visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred Sanger. and husband
here
Ernie and Fay Lynch. business men
Of Chicago. visited their mother, Mrs.
John Lynch. here Saturday night and
sunday.
Darkest Chicago and Her Wallis
illustrated by stereopticon views. was
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HEGEWISCH NEWS

Earl Miller is on the sick list.
Mrs August Eckstrom visited Sun
day in Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. O'Roark spent Sun
day afternoon in Hegewisch.
Mrs William Betsinger returned to
her home in West Pullman yesterday.
Mrs Armstrong of East Side spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. B. Alex
ander
John Mcdonald and Bud Reed were
Hammond visitors yesterday after
noon.
Herbert Livings and Frank Mey-
forth spent Saturday in Chicago on
business.
Rev. Gustave Anderson and Miss Nor
man Sundberg were visiting in Chi
cago Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sutton of Ham
mond were Hegewisch visitors Sun
| Qay afternoon
Miss Edith Hess of Colehour visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George Box
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Box.
| Mrs. a. C. Mcdonald was removed
to the South Chicago hospital Satur-
day. She is suffering from nervous
prostration.
The German Medicine company a
the Hegewisch opera house every
night Be sure and go. You'll miss a
good time if you don't
| The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish Luth-
| eran church met Saturday Afternoon
with Mrs. George Box. Lunch wa:
! served. It was reported a great sue
/ cess socially and financially.
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Lewis Buse was a Hobart visitor
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nimitz spent
Saturday at Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. IRELAND were Chi
cago visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Random were visit
ors at HessvilIe Saturday.
James vanes of HessviHe transacted
business here last Saturday
William winterhoff of Lansing
transacted business here Saturday.
Oscar Kray of West Harvey is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kray.
Walter Gibson and Henry Ratmond
OF Toleston were visitors here Satur-
day.
Mrs. Nelson Daniel has returned to
her home in Chicago after week S
visit here.
r. Gouwens of South Holland is
spending a few days here, the guest
of Mr.. Koedyker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Even spent yes
terday at Hobart the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Larsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lehman spent
Saturday at Hobart. the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Smith.
Frank Hess and daughters, Misses
Lydia and Emma of Hammond, were
the guests of Mrs. Lewis Even Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Seaberger, f. b
Scheidt. Peter Hoff and Miss Tilit
Seaberger were visitors in Scherervint
yesterday.
Miss Martha Krug. Mr.. and Mrs Sal
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs Snyder and daughte,
of Chicago. and Mrs. snyder and fam
fly of Saxony were the guests yester
day of Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Nickels.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

Work will begin on the river again
today if it does not rain.
George Long is able to sit up after
his continent with pneumonia.
The dredge is still making good
progress in spite of the high water.
The Rensselaer, baseball team was
defeated at Monon Sunday. Score, s
to 3.
Mrs. r. L. Hawkins and children of
Logansport are visiting with William
Mackey and family.
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ager Of the telegraph department at
this place.
Miss Anna Frank of West Pullman
visited her mother. Mrs. Lydia Frank.
yesterday.
Mrs. Matehez and daughter. Azalia.
were visitors in Chicago Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. William Adler Of Hammond Wis
tied her father. Philip Welker, at
Durham yesterday.
Miss Georgia Brewer of Hammond
was the guest of Miss Mary Hayes
Saturday evening and Sunday.
Mrs. S. r. Morepoe and Mrs. Maggie
Beal visited Mrs Earl Flowers at St.
Margaret's hospital yesterday.
Mrs. McConahay and daughter, Cert
rude of Pullman. were entertained by
Mrs. George Phillips yesterday.
| Mrs. George Mills and children at
tended the show at the Hegewisch
opera house Saturday evening.
/ Mrs. Samuel Burnham returned home
Saturday evening from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Burnham in Engle-
| wood.
Alonzo Cobb has been on the sick
list for some time with a gathering
in his throat which prevents him TAX
ing any food whatever.
Mrs. James Freshwater left this
place yesterday morning for Paulding,
o., where she was called by the serious
illness of her little son, Clarence.
One of our local poets says:
Saturday was bright and fair,
So that Freddie Bodkins there
Along the Calumet did sit
Waiting till the fishes bit"
Needless to say, Freddie" is a
Hegewisch chap)
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TOLLESTON NEWS

Otto Conrad of Chicago Heights was
in town yesterday visiting old friends.
R. L. Miller of Hammond was in
town yesterday looking after his real
estate holdings.
L. A. Bryan of South Gary is having
one of his cottages moved across the
street and turned around, making an
east front.
]. S. Sears is to have his cottage
moved on the same block as that Of
Mr.. Bryan and turned around, making
an east front.
Myron Brown of Chicago visited with
his sister and brother-in-law, Silas
Stewart and wife. He is well i'm
pressed with Toleston and vicinity.
Miss Louis Uecker goes to Chicago
today for a few weeks, otter which
she will go to her home in Iowa. She
has spent the winter as the guest of
her brother, H. Uecker, of this place.
Fred Walchon returned home Satur-
day after a few days sojourn In Chi
cago. He goes to Chicago today on
business and Will remain there a few
days. He reports progress in his line
of real estate.
When you stop in Toleston remember
Louis Gordon's Buffet & Cafe
Between Mich. Cent. & Fit.
Wayne Tracks
We serve meals at all hours. The best you want
to eat Prices are reasonable Board
and room per week $500
Give US Trial
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John Jones spent day in Chicago
with friends.
Miss Marie Lees spent the day in Chi
cago with friends.
Miss Edith Roak has gone on an ex-
tended visit in Chicago.
Mr.. Wilson will visit his parents in
Valpo. Ind. over Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Roop spent a day with
her mother in Englewood.
A E Little of Chicago spent a day
with his nephew. Gust Little
Miss burst of Englewood is visiting
her sister. Mrs. G. w. Roop in Elm
street.
Enos ]. Flanders of Drummond street
was buried In the local cemetery today,
May, 4th.
Mr.. Horne Of Gary attended his first
dance in the Harbor given by the Royal
league. last night
Mrs. A. Wing Of Ivy street. who has
been i'll for the past two months with
typhoid fever, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Wright of Chicago and Mr.. Lees,
the general superintendent of the In
land Steel will visit Mrs. Lees at
ottawa, Ill.
Mr.. Weeldle, formerly of Indiana
Harbor died at the home of his par
ents in Valpo, yesterday afternoon He
went home week ago with diphtheria,
which caused his DEATH
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WHEELER NEWS

Mrs. Benjamin Louks and Miss Flor
ence Alyea visited relatives in Hobart
Sunday.
Marion Wilson, L. K. Johnston and
Charles Hatten attended the Masonic
meeting at Hobart Saturday evening.
Mrs slider, who has been visiting
with Mrs. George Hatton this last
week, returned to her home in Twin
Lake, Ind, Saturday.
Mrs. Pickering, who has been visit
ing with her sister. Mrs. L. X Johns
ton. returned to her home in Illinois
Sunday morning.
Mrs. J. ]. Burge went to Hobart Sat
s=as--s to meet her sister Miss Alice
lart, who returned from Kansas
the remains of their sister. Mrs.
ma Spencer. formerly of Hobart
was buried this morning at IL
clock.
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day evening The lecture by Rev.
Idle as well as the pictures was very
le, as well as the pictures, was very
interesting, showing poverty and sin
as 1t really exists in great city.
Russell c. Patterson, who for a num-
Der of years made his home with his
sister, Mrs. Washington Allen but re-
Gently was taken to the county infirm-
airy, died last Friday. His remains
were brought to Lowell Saturday and
after a short service Sunday, Rev. J.
Bruce officiating, taken to the West
Creek cemetery for burial. He had
been a resident of this section since
early times. being known and respect
ed by all. He was born in Ohio and at
death was past "A years of age.
The entertainment. "A Trip Around
the World" under the auspices of the
NJ. E. church at the opera house last
Friday and Saturday nights was
grand success. The arrangement was
very unique on entering the hall
Rachel at the Well" greeted you with
a cool glass of lemonade; then you
were ushered into Boston where a fine
bean sandwich was enjoyed; you were
served with ice cream and cake in
Alaska, tea in Hong Kong, and a fine
meal in Japan, and "A Trip Around the
World was enjoyed at a very little
expense The literary program, con-
sisting of singing, speaking and a
speciality by Tom Arnott in a bone solo.
was fine and the statuary pictures were
exceptionally well received.
Andrew Henderson died very sud
denly at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
William Sheets, Friday Mr.. Hender-
son for the last ten years had lived
with his daughter and husband. and
by his genial ways won the esteem of
all. He was a veteran of the war of
'61-65 and served over two years in
the Seventy second Indiana volunteers,
known as the Wilder Brigade" in
which he established a soldiers record
to indeed be proud of. BY trade he
was a carpenter and was in the under
taking business at Bringhurst Ind, for
about fifteen years, coming from there
here about ten years ago, since which
time hel ived a retired and respected
| life. His remains will be taken to Zion,
Ind, for burial beside his wife today.
At death Mr.. Henderson was nearly II
years Of age. He leaves one child,
Mrs Anna NJ. Sheets, to survive him.
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PULLMAN NEWS

Miss NJ. o'Connor is recovering from
diphtheria.
NJ. J. Boshhaltz will purchase a house
in Pullman very soon.
Miss Mary Abrise entertained Miss
Lenzen Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Donovan visited Miss
O'Connor Sunday afternoon.
Sister Benedict of Holy Rosary
church has gone to the hospital to
undergo an operation.
The Royal League dance was a sue
cess. A large crowd was present and
all seem to have enjoyed themselves
greatly.
Miss Ern was elected as May queen
at a dance Friday evening and was
the recipient of a beautiful hand
painted plate.
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KENSINGTON NEWS

Mrs. Tardin and daughter. Anna,
visited with Mrs. Mclaughlin Of West
Pullman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner of one Hun
dred and Nineteenth street entertain
ed friends Sunday.
Miss Sophia Herman of 1888 Lafay-
cite avenue entertained a number Of
her friends Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs TardiH and children
will leave for Canada Wednesday,,
where they will visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Stanley of Pullman
are the proud parents of a baby boy,
which arrived to. gladden. their home
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritziner and daughter,
Margaret Of West Pullman, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Martinsen of Dear
born street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-06

The Auxiliary of the o. E. S will
hold an open meeting at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Hale in Magoun ave-
nue. next Thursday evening. All men,
bers and their husbands are request
ed to attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-06
LECTURE.

Special illustrated Health Talk will
be given to women only by Mrs. Net
tie Runner of Chicago at the Williams
hotel parlors, Tuesday evening, May T.,
East Chicago. Ind. Admission free
5-4-2t