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New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
FORAKER SEES DANGER.
DepIores Enlargement of Federal
Pozcer at Expense of States.

FIi1sboro. Ohio. Sept 1s-Senator Foraker was
the principal speaker at the celebration OF tne one
hundredth anniversary OF the founding of Hllsooro
to-day. This was Soldiers Day, and several rest-
mental reunions were held. after which addresses
were made by Senator Foraker, General H q Cor
bin (retiredD. Joseph Neal. adjutart general or
the Grand Army Of the Republic. and others NJ
Foraker spoke in part as follows
Never before the Civil War nor since. until with
~ r,s iaS Ssen given by the American people.
particularly by anybody II authority % any SQs
gestion from any source that oEIr ConsJitutl5n
Should ever be amended. except only IN accord
with its own prov1Sogs nide- - - .-s9
powers in an effort to change the Co7ztitll-2n M 2s
judicial constrncII0n b ~ low should dis-s-
gard its limitations or in any manner oN7IsS1p 80 -
PPUs,ex1 Sr6gtaver For more than a century We
have found way. and without aitncu-'S ,sz-s5fIv -
ing ing, eyery ,td ,.,es} sHsellfy flyior 'i''
"VnrVSifbstanding this long and successful exper>
ercs tbsre is now abroad in tls land wideSprest
and dangerous sense not only 1r Inp3tlsl-s -t.-a 80
the restraints OF the Constitution but OF pcstl.s
r.,trpose 10 disregard violate and overthrow tsNl
II they cannot otherwise De eyaded- ,~- 81 =
has become obsolete is simply to deal In .ae5@qrlS @
which violates sentiment as Wei Ian a ms 13lIl-
trI than for il so 10 change It's Coilst =
authorize the fedfral go1eFns1b nm llIbiects over when
the states reserved control Ihe ILL., iISt1r and bv
tnnIicatior 10 deal with national ami IN H -
affairs call for more legisiatlon nsdsr ' tboTou.hy
10 debate and properly to enact, = - raks away
subjects or IeSlSI''lIt'-tt -
ccDst5srabIe number which now oeIctls Io - -Ls1
- 90 reserved 10 the people II Woutq IlSaLi ,Is-
re government at Washington woul % if-5 oS S1 1hs
-Srs5 unless while were atl1ii-Ii'-7 80
sNatl1Eh..;, 10 make such a change. We SIloul-
LIZ proy,ide for a less representative anu ;,,-
.rr1tc method of enacting laws ana
%edSrai mower and that. u may De 'is 4S,e- -
American people will not he wiIhns % uo - 7
- ,bsy, anpreCiate American liberty. 80 ----.
m was treason in 1S61-'o' 70 undert3he ", ~ &yrjr,i1
a. o~erthrow the Constitution. ~ Is Toy 49, 49,
,6a constitutional definition OF treason 70 oc,s,,
take 10 overthrow that INSTRUMENT oy SHS 1-fi~II
- 49, i5sa that 10 shall be changer oy J.-5 -
con stTuction and tnterpretatlon ot oS forca ~
disregard of its provisions '''i'"7
public sentiment -, -..,t,,,ti,vsI barriers
- 90 rsSjst storms of passion ana pfu'gCt aat aa-tts
,'nrss soning sentiment in times OF ut''tS tSsSf,arf
ment From the knowlSd,ST ,o,, 4, The conduct ot
CO. aefsiFs and consequent stabiilty iot No
J,biS sense OF security iS inNdiueo-e rs
!t 4tx rests on the American people ~ aSssIr,
us. ,han that Of setting their faces ol-S,.i4
Inq Iqnst sna an Suggestions and plans mat "VU'-
destroy or impair IT,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
GIRL MISSING, ABDUCTION FEARED.
Three Year-Old, Sister Says, Went Away
with Man Who Gave Money for Candy

Annie the tlree-y year-old daughter OF Joseph Or
ando of No 81 East 18th street. has been missing
from her home since Monday, and Central Office
detectives are securing the town for her. The
girl was last at 18th street and Second
avenue though the report of her disappearance
was not made to the police until yesterday.
Her father said that he was afraid the child had
been entced away.
Carmea an older daughter who was the last
person to see Annie before she disappeared, said
she and her sister playing around the shop
when their father gave them each penny to go
and get some candy. At the corner they met a
man who she said gave her two pennies and sent
her to buy the candy saying he would wait for her
at the corner with Annie. When she returned both
the man and her sister were gone.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
MURPHY DIGS UP PLOT.
Continued from first page,
ination of candidates for office for whom they


ination of candidates for office for whom they
could not vote.
The Board of Elections sustained these oo)ec-
t;ops and Informed the chairman of the COM
,,ittaa that the statement had been rejected and
ro.,,asted him to file correct statement. This
decision was made on the ground that in GER
+afn districts where the Assembly district is NOT
coterminus with the aldermanic and munlcipdl
court district the unit of representation should
not he the Assembly district but some srnailes
,,rit which is within the boundaries of the alder
manic or municipal court district.
The decision says: 1T is clear that the term
unit of representation used in the primary
election law may by the rules and reguia'ioiiS
of a party be made to apply to an AssenlOlS
district" Justice Seabury then cites the rule
of the Democratic party which fixes the AS
sor,h,v districts as the unit of representation
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
RELIEVED BRoKAW INNOCENT PARTY
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.I

svracuse Sent lS-The Rev. DR.. George b.
snaulding who married w. G. Gould Brokaw and
Miss Blair said to-day: IF it is true that Mr.
Rrokaw did not obtain divorce | was entirely
misled and l married him under an entlrelt false
;moressoa | went TO Mr.. Bairs home in the
belief that | was to assist another elegynan in
nerforn,Inr the marriage ceremony of Mr.. Blair 5
daughter. When l reached there l was told that
1 would be the only minister present. When
asked the question required by law Mr. Brokaw
said that he was divorced for sufficient cause.
asked how long since and told several years.
Believing that was entirely justified in doing so.
married him and Miss Blair. supposing he was the
innocent party"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
STANDARD PAYS $3.50 IN FINES.

Attorney General McCarter Of New Jersey has
ordered discontinued the seven suits which on Au-
gust 8 were instituted in the Bayonne District
Court against the Standard oil Company for viola
tions OF the child labor law. The corporation ad-
rnitted it was technically guilty of violating the
law, confessed judgment and paid the 80 fine and
costs imposed in each to the Attorney Cen
erals office.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19

rpent Mr.. Pratt at that time, in 1882, knew only
two his father and II. H. Rogers. Mr.. Tllforo'
who did sign that agreement, was then caleu -
the stand. and Mr.. Kelloggs attempt to nave II
incorporated in the reord brought the opJecuoh
from the oil company's counsel against the a'
mission of evidence of transactions antedaIlhs
the Sherman law.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19

Charles j. Werthemer. director in the ceFumis-
sion brokerage firm OF Hamburger Co., No, Is
West 4th street. dropped dead from heart disease
night.
Mr. Wertheimer. in company with his son son
Charles j. Werthelmer. 1r., his way 10 VISIT
some friends by. Several passersby ran TO
his assistance and he carried to a doorway
Dr. Fishe responding from Harlem Hospital, said
that death had occurred instantly
Mr. Wertheimer was wt1l known In comme rcial
life He lived with his family at No. 50 sf Mich
olas avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
PRATT RECALLED TO STAND.

When Charles II. Pratt was recalled to the
stand at the afternoon session. Mr. Kellogg be-
gan again, in face of the objection Of Messrs.
Milburn and Rosenthal queries as TO the &C. NJ
Pratt investment" Both the lawyers said the
witness had testified TO this at the hearing
the opening day. but Mr. Pratt had bronghi
with him a book which led TO far more deflnlte
information as to what had become OF 'he
Waters Pierce stock held by the Standard Oh
Company in 1899.
Mr. Pratt wasn't sure that the Waters-Fierce
Company which superseded the old company OF
the same name had its generation in the action
of the State Of Texas in oustng the old COM
pany. The - T41 shares held by the Standard OIL
New Jersey meant a controlling interest II thc
old company which capitalized at s+OoooV'
When the new company was formed, Mr.. Pral' ;
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19

the names of some heads of departments which
turn in accounts of their transactions TO the
Controllers Office. He also found out that the
Standard of New Jersey has no export depart
ment but that H. c. Arnold was in charge OF
the marketing departments Of both the New
Jersey and the New York corporations
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
:. r,ul. MInneareli- and Return

>or.h western the direct eoou.so
Me- signal of the eeetTic ns
pIoeH ,n,Itsd and the electric lighted E.tn,S a.
Sin Drect connection IN Union Nrt,ra north
paul and Minneapolis with all IN nnes g. ~ WpartcuaEs
aAo JOHNSON. General Ascent. -
~ ." aSl Broadway, New YORK. ~ -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27

Albert Dambrow and family are
! spending few days in Hobart at the
home of William Scharbach, ST., and
! family.
Mrs Gust Busse. who has been quite
Ill the past few days. is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newman will
take charge of the Hobart House Aug
l. The place will be newly furnished
throughout.
John Peterson and wife of Chicago,
were in Hobart few hours Friday.
Miss Bessie Hartridge, who has been
visiting at the Cook home for several
weeks, returned TO Button, Ind, yes
terday. Miss Anna Cook accompanied
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Mitchman are the
proud parents of a nine pound boy,
which arrived at their home Thursday
evening.
Court Hobart. No. 8. I. o. F. of A
will hold a private dancing social in
Oud elbows hall on Saturday evening
Aug. 3.
Mrs. Wilbur Norris and mother. Mrs
Simon Bullock of Ottawa, Ill, came to
Hobart yesterday to visit friends for
a few days.
The Lady Maccabees gave a pleas
ant farewell surprise party on Miss
Ttllie Newman, Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cruel.
Miss Newman intends to leave for Cali
fornia soon.
Members of the Young Ladies' Sodal-
ity of the Catholic church gave a linen
shower Wednesday evening on Miss
Anna Cook. The young lady left yes
terday for Button, Ind. where she will
be married next month,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27

Miss Carrie Brooks was a Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Geo. Kremer and Harry Williams Wis
tied the White City today.
Prof. Aloysous Vanorsventhal. OF
Gary, was Crown Point visitor.
Hon S. c. Dwyer of Lowell. was in
town today attending to legal business.
Anton Gerez and Antonio Horkazka.
OF Chicago were married here yester-
day.
1t is reported that H. E. sasse is
spending his honeymoon" at Shelby
this week
Miss Mabel Wilson returned this
evening from few days visit to her
uncle of Hebron.
Treasurer Bailey and family left this
NJ for his farm near Lowell, to re-
main over Sunday.
George F. Wood of Hammond. was
in town today attending to business
for himself and mother
Mrs John Agnew. wife of ex-deputy
sheriff, left for Chicago this morning
to visit friends for a few days.
Lucille Heinerich, entertained a party
OF 10 young girls in honor of her cousin,
Remona Schultz, of Dubuque, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wichert, of Chi
cago are EXPECTED tomorrow to spent
their vacation with Judge Nicholson.
W. A. Scheddiu and wife left this
morning for a trip to various points in
New York and Canada. They expected
to be absent for about two weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
MUNSTER NEWS

| Mrs John Kickert is i'll
Richard schaaf. jr., was here on bust
ness yesterday.
H. F. Daugherty made visit tc
Hammond today
Mrs. Cornell Kickert went to East
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Corinna Kales Of st. John is
the guest of Miss Irene Kraay.
Mrs. Karl stallbrink of Toleston
made a three days stay here on bust
ness.
The marriage of Miss Mary Tannis
and Calbern Kooey took place last
Thursday.
Charles Stall who has been in Nun
ster for the past three or four months
has left for Minnesota.
Mrs. Joseph Kuhlman and son VIII
lam. went to Hammond yesterday.
day with Mrs Winidish.
Miss Myrtle Munster who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
and friends in Roseland. has returned
to her home on Ridge Road.
The township is building a fine maca-
damized road just north of the Grand
Trunk tracks Extending from the
Highland road to Columbia avenue.
julius Weidenbacker and wife Of
minneapolis and two daughters, Doro-
thy and Henrietta. Have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs II. F. Kaske
Tor the week. Mr. Weidenbacker is
one OF the prominent wholesale men
Of the Twin Cities
The Highlands Sunday picnic was
leld in Wickers Grove Wednesday. The
picnic was financial success. About
1fty of the young people took part in
he contest and prices were awarded
% Lester belong. Fred belong. Harry
<utzbach, Clarence Hutchins. George
'locum. Henry Oleson, Mrs. Jameson
1rna Kaske, Dora Stallbohm and Mary
<raus.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
ST. JOHNS NEWS

Mrs. Jacob Spanier was a Dyer Wis
itor yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Stark returned from Chi
cago Friday evening.
Jos. NJ. Gerlach transacted business
in Griffith yesterday.
Miss Verona Blocker was in Crown
Point Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Mayer was the guest of
relatives in Hammond Friday.
J. Lent, an agent for studebaker
Bros, was here yesterday on business.
]. Becker and Miss Mary Raugert
were Crown Point visitors yesterday
evening
A. c. Baker, commission merchant of
Chicago, transacted business with Ger
ZACH Bros. yesterday.
c. Stage of the international Har-
vester company in Kankakee, trans
acted business here yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Geisen of Hammond.
spent Friday here the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sherer.
Albert Thome, who spent several
weeks here the guest of Nick Ludwig
and family returned to his home in Chi
cago this afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27

70 consider the school furniture prob
lem superintendent Writ had sent
word TO several different firms to be
present and bid and four appeared.
After the different representatives had
shown their lines the board and sup
erintendent Writ went over the bids
and samples finally awarding the work
or furnishing the lines to the American
seating company represented by Mr.
scott who came up from indianapolis
to attend the meeting School desks.
teachers desks. teachers chairs. cravon
and erasers were included in the order
delivery to be made in time for school
to open September /
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Herman Guggenheimer of GaIina, Ill.
is visiting in East Chicago
Herman Guggenheim of GaIena. III
will spend Sunday with relatives here
Mrs. Paul Kaitenbach of Denver
Colo, is the guest of Mrs c. |. Kirk
on Magoun avenue.
Reece Williams has returned from
! Linn Grove, Ia, where he spent several
weeks with relatives
Rev. w K Marshall will fill the pull
pit at the Methodist church morning
and evening tomorrow.
Mrs. Ray Barlow and her guests were
Chicago visitors yesterday, and spent
the evening at White City.
The ladies of the Tuesday Reading
club will have their annual outing at
Robertsdale Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. G. Cooper and daughter OF
Chicago are spending few days with
Mrs Jacobsen in Forsythe avenue.
Messrs. Silverman and Kirk have re-
turned from trip to the Jamestown
exposition and different points in the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Unger and Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Unger of Chicago
were guests of Mrs. A o. Ottenheimer
yesterday
Messrs. NJ. H. Silverman and G. I.
Kirk have returned from their trim to
Jamestown and the east and report
most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. J. A. Warner and son. OF St.
Louis, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Burhap, are on their
way to Grand Haven, Mich
LOST-Gold ring set with four sapbires
and six pearls at Robertsdale. Ad-
dress any information to Box 3S4 East
Chicago. Ind. 7-27-2t
Mrs L. A. Warner and son of st. Louis
are spending a few days with Mrs
Thomas Phillips. They are on their
way to Grand Haven, Mich. where they
will spend the summer.
E. D. Upham OF Denver. Colo. will /
spend the week-e end with his relatives
f. L. Lamb, and family, in Magoun
avenue. He is on his way to Mud
Lava, where he will take the baths
Mrs. l. NJ. Loucks entertained the 2. /
Y X girls last evening in honor Of |
Miss Belle Williams. who is Visiting
here from Terre Haute. A pleasant +
social evening was spent and a dainty
luncheon served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27

Mrs. T. J. Goeman spent today in
South Chicago.
Miss Ida Tarnowskf will spend Sun
day with Mrs. Winidish.
Miss Julia Hahn of Chicago is visit
ing Mrs. Hahn of Hessville
The Hammond visitors today are Mrs.
Fred Dedelow, Grace German and
Emma DedeIow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
LOWELL NEWS

John Ault has bought pronar+,. =,
Whiting where he Will soon 80 in+e
the grocery business.
See the ball game between tho oa,.
lands and Aillers Colts tomorrow. Il
VIII be a good game.
Mrs. Laura Wilkinson. who has haar
at St Louis. Mich. for several months
mas returned to Lowell for a visit with
friends. '~'' " III
H. NJ. johnson. cashier of the State
National bank. and C E. Nichols. have
returned from their vacation trip and
report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mattison of Davenport.
Ia are here the guests of their daurb-
Ter Mrs Charles Hull and husband.
down in West Creek.
Miss ceIesta Merriman. of Bangor.
Mich, arrived in Lowell THURSDAY for a
VISIT with her grand parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Thompson.
The new Presbyterian church e
nearing completion. Arrangements ara
being made for a large meeting ar the
dedication. which we understand win
occur Sept l.
Mrs. Anthony Tepter and children
VINO have been visiting her mother
Mrs. 5 w Shirley, and other relatives
here, have returned to their home IN
David City, Neb.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27

promenading the sidewalks enjoying
the music.
A very pretty little party was wit
messed by the people Of Dyer yester-
uay- = number Of little folks played
Ground Up" and dressed accordingly
Their actions throughout their plav.
were like those of grown up people one
thihs IS sure the grown Up people en-
joyed this minicry to the fun extent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
Especial to Lake County Time..,

LaPorte, Ind, July 27.-The body OF
John Green, the supposed Hammond
man who fired two bullets into his
brain in park in st. Joseph, Mich.
vii be shipped 70 Ann Arbor where ii
will be used for dissection purposes.
The body viii be photographed and Il
is hoped that by this means it may
some time be identifed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
DYER NEWS

Mrs. Jacob spanier Of ST. John, was
the guest of relatives here yesterday.
Mrs Henry Schumacher of near
Schererville, was a Dyer visitor Friday.
Frank Schneider and son of Chicago.
are visiting with relatives here at pres
ent.
Tony Phillips and sister, Kate. Of
Hammond, visited relatives out here
yesterday
little baby boy made its appear
ance at the home of Bernard Rietman,
south of Dyer, last night
Frank Gund, solicitor for Durand &
Kasper company of Chicago, called on
Dyer storekeepers yesterday.
Frank Rub and family of Chicago. are
spending few days at the home of
Rev. Jos Flach of this place.
Mrs, T. GettIer celebrated her birth
day yesterday. A number of her friends
were present and enjoyed a very pleas
ant afternoon.
a man advertising Rex Bitters came
TO Dyer in an automobile yesterday.
Quite a novel way to cover a large
area in a short time.
Berry picking has begun in full earn
est in this neighborhood. According to
reports the wild raspberries and black
berries are plentiful this year.
Yesterday evening our town had
regular concert. From every direction
could be heard the musical tone of a
graphophone. The evening being a
pleasant one. old and young were either
sitting on yerandas or porches, or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
RENSSELAER, NEWS

Miss Leah Knox and little sister. Lu-
ellie left for Winona Lake, Friday.
Company NJ returned from their ten
days camp at Fort Harrison, Friday
night.
Spencer Wick is here from New York
City visiting Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wick.
his parents, and his brother Christie.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27

Are you going to mOveE Do von
want TO employ heIps Do you want
a partner or more capital In your
business. Do you what to sell or Auxs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
WHITING NEWS

Mr. Cowden and son Clayton of La
Porte were Whiting visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Guy Fleming of Fischrupp ave-
by the serious illness of her mother.
I Miss Wanda Buszkowski is on the
nue. was called to Chicago yesterday
sick list.
Mrs. D. Burnham is taking a paint
ing course at the Prang Art school in
Chicago.
Mrs. Carlson and children of Sheridan
avenue visited relatives on the East
Side yesterday.
Miss Edna Brockway of Joliet, ILL.,
is visiting her aunt Miss Margaret Jen-
lxins of Ohio street.
Mrs. c. A Henwig and father, went
to Williamsport. Ind, 10 spend a few
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Ray Gilmore of Indiana Harbor
was the guest of Miss Mary Hickey
of New York avenue yesterday.
Point is here to spend one week with
Miss essie Curtis of Oliver street
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. Kudara was held this
morning. Interment was at Greenwood
cemetery, Hammond.
Misses Florence and Carrie Seberger
returned to their home in Crown Point
after being the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Pfeifer of oliver street.
Miss Helen Mattern will leave for
Omaha. Neb., to remain until the Chi
ca go university opens in October. when
she will return to resume her kinder
garten course.
Misses Marguerite Buck and Almirah
Morse returned yesterday from Pewau-
kee. Wis, Mrs. w. Z. Warnisk and Anna
May Dineen met them at milwaukee,.
and the return home was made by boat.
Mrs. Nellie Horton went to Chicago
this morning to visit her son. William
Horton, who is at the Garfield Park
Sunitarium. Mr.. Horizons many friends
will be pleased to lrurn that his con-
dition is slightly improved.
The many friends of Miss Bernice /
Allen. a graduate of the local high /
school in the class of r05. will teach /
the fifth grade in the Whiting school |
tnex year. Miss Allen will be the first |
graduate of this high school to be a |
teacher here.
large number of Whiting peoDle |
went to Riverview Park Aurora. this
morning to attend the picnic given by
the Metropolitan Business College in
Chicago. Mrs. Rosalie Wetmore and
Miss Hazel Moore are representatives
o fthe college in Whiting.
c. H. Gardner is laid up again with
his foot, which was thought TO be i'm
proved Mr. Gardner run a rusty nail
in his foot while at work in the stand
ard Steel Car company and as the re-
suit had two toes amputated and the
doctors fear the blood poison might
vet effecf orhpr n1 rs Of +La TO-.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27

Miss Laura Cowden and brother Clay.
ton, returned 10 their home in LaPorte
Ind. after spending a week visiting
Miss Hattie Tinm Of Indiana boulevard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27
GRIFFITH NEWS

Rev. Loring and wife of Crown Point
visited at the home of John Dutton To-
day.
Alvin Boutwell, of Ross was in our
town yesterday looking for desirab BILE
property to buy.
John Miller is having his large scales
moved farther out into the street. so
as to make room for his new sidewalk
Contractor w. Jansen and partner. 7
w Dutton, are putting the finishing
touches on Math Berieger's cellar to-
day.
Many of our people We're out view
ing the eclipse last evening. The old
moon was kind enough to come out
from behind the clouds and give the
curious ones a fair view of his dark
ened face.
John Ferry, jr., who was chief engi-
neer at the Standard Oil plant here
when it was first built, stopped in our
town today to make a short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferry
sr. He is on his way to Button, Ind.
where he is to take a similar position
in a new Standard Oil station just built
there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-27

The members of the Christian church
had a meeting al the home 81 Mrs
Clearance Masterson OF Harrison ave-
nue. last evening.