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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-12
TOLLESTON NEWS

Miss Frances sandstrum spent yes
terday in Hobart.
Misses Mary and u Ida Seegers of
Crown Point are visiting relatives
here for a few days.
Mrs. E. E. Shower and son, Elmer,
and Miss Ona were Hammond visitors
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Judge of Indiana
Harbor and Miss Louise Cochrane of
East Chicago visited friends here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Latch Of Hammond
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. H. Miles and mother. Mrs. Miles
of Michigan City. spent Saturday the
guests of Mrs. C. c. Gibson and family.
Fay Lamering of Hegewisch visited
friends here Sunday.
The Toleston high school girls have
organized a basketball team. They
began practicing last week and expect
to have some brilliant matches with
other high schools later.
The dance given by the brass band
last Saturday evening was very well
attended by the town folks and also
by many people from the neighboring
towns. A large crowd from Hobart
and also from Clark were present. All
report very enjoyable time.
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DYER NEWS

II. Oberloh of Endor was a Dyer
business visitor yesterday.
Mrs. e. Schaller of Hammond was
here yesterday. She returned to Ham
mond in the afternoon taking with her
her mother, Mrs. Boos.
Yesterday evening the Catholic For
esters of this place held their reg
ular monthly meeting.
Mesdames Henry L. and John Keil-
man were at Crown Point yesterday
to attend the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. 2. Schaefer.
Mrs. J. Hiuegonds left for Chicago
yesterday morning to see her sister
who is to undergo and operation for
a tumor
A heavy snowfall was our lot yester-
day evening. From four to six inches
of the beautiful white fell in a short
time School boys considered this as
a treat, according to their actions.
Lilly Spanier of Hammond spent
Sunday with her folks at this place.
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HOBART NEWS

Mrs. John Rowe Jr. was q visitor at
Valparaiso yesterday.
The first snow of the season for
Hobart fell yesterday. 1t started in
the afternoon and by evening the
ground was covered.
Hans Keilman of Dyer. Ind, is in
Hobart spending a few days with his
brother. Ed and family.
Ed. Fiester transacted business in
Chicago Monday.
Mrs. Tyler and son William trans
acted legal business yesterday in Ham
mond.
Sunday evening as Otto Cruel and
Fred Nelson. who had spent the day
in Chicago. were getting off the late
Nickel Plate train and fell. sustaining
a bad cut on his leg and a few other
bruises.
Henry Robbins was at Valparaiso
yesterday
Henry Sehloboum. a prominent and
well-to do farmer. living about three
miles east of Hobart in Porter county.
died at his home from dropsy Sunday
evening. aged about sixty years. The
funeral was held at Porter. Ind, this
afternoon.
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LOWELL NEWS

Word Is received here announcing the
death of Judge Oris Jewett of Sawtelle
Cal. Mr.. Jewett was once a resident
of Lowell and will be remembered by
all our old settlers.
Mrs. William Buckley left this morn
ing for a visit with her son in Iowa
Enroute she Will visit an aged uncle at
Streeter Ill.
The news of death of Edwmond Cor
He was a brother of the late Solomon
Gordon and has many relatives in
Lowell.
E. H. Davis of Chicago was looking
for a location in Lowell a few days
ago. He was very favorably impressed
with our little city and may soon be-
come one of our citizens
Mrs. p D. Clark, former resident of
Lowell, but now of Valparaiso, is here
on visit to her old acquaintances.
Rev. John Bruce was called to Mich
igan yesterday on account of the death
of a brothers
Mrs. c. F. Templeton has returned to
her home in Chicago after a two weeks
visit with relatives.
Mrs Jerome Dinwiddie has returned
from an extended visit with her daugh-
ter and husband at Logansport.
This part of the country was visited
with the first snowfall of the season
Monday night, covering the ground to
the depth of about one inch.
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GRIFFITH NEWS

Clifford Dutton and Harry Osborn
made a business trip to Crown Point
yesterday.
Mrs Wayne Hartigan of Chicago
Heights is visiting at the home of NJ.
c. Barney.
W. Todd went to Highlands this
morning. He is remodeling his house
and is looking for a mason.
The Literary society at Ross will
hold their meeting this evening. The
subject to be debated is that of
Municipal Ownership"
Peter Jansen was a pleasant caller
in town yesterday.
Miss Mary Bennett spent yesterday
in Chicago.
Mr.. Hoopenheiser, an old civil war
veteran living on the Ridge, was
shaking hands with friends here today.
Some Of our people visited the scene
of the fire at Highlands, when the
Erie depot burned.
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WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Beuiah Chalfant who has been
visiting with Whiting friends. has re-
turned to her home in Lowell
Maurice G. Reimer of Whiting, who
is one Of Gary's real estate agents,
has gone to Ohio and Pennsylvania on
business.
Mrs. Beach of Pennsylvania avenue,
who is at the Mercy hospital with ty-
phoid fever. has suffered a relapse and
Is in a serious condition.
The bans for the wedding of Miss
Lena Bustine to William Reed of South
Chicago, were announced in the Sacred
Heart church Sunday
Mesdames r. Z. Danham. G. S. Hill
lard, Ed. Clark and F. w. Daegling at
tend the Flower Show in the Coliseum
in Chicago this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch have moved into
the rear of Pat Philbins place.
Mrs. Grant spurrier of Oliver street,
is entertaining her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Parish of Logan, o.
Beaumont Parks is in Duluth, Mimi.
on business.
Miss Rosie Smith Of East Chicago.
has taken a position as waitress in
OKeefe's cafe.
Albert Hoffman has returned from
LaPorte, where he spent Sunday with
his mother.
The public library directors held their
regular monthly meeting last night.
This is the first meeting since Henry
". Trowe, the new member was ap-
pointed to the board by the city
council.
Rev. AchseI of Chicago. preached at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening.
Irtle Williams is now employed in
the Lake Shore station.
DR. G. s. HIliard is expecting his
brother from New York City this even
ing, to spend a few weeks here.
Little Joseph Murphy has returned
from the Mercy hospital. where he
underwent treatment for a serious case
OF spinal meningitis. The many friends
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Murphy will be pleased to learn that
he has completely recovered.
George Childs accompanied Mr. Har-
vey of Robertsdale on a trip to Michi-
gan City. They returned home last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pitzele and chill
dren of Chicago, have returned from
sojourn of several months in Europe.
Mrs Pitzele is the daughter Of Mrs. o.
S. Pitzele of this city and before her
marriage was Miss Nettie Pitzele.
Conrad Mettier was an East Chicago
visitor last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Renne will soon
be able to move into their beautiful
new home in Central avenue, which is
nearly completed.
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VALPARAISO NEWS

Winfield S. Faulds and Miss Mabel c.
Lawrence of Chicago. were married
here yesterday afternoon by Justice
Marquart.
A daughter was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stinchheld.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hoover and
Anan Ulery, of Goshen. attended the
funeral OF their uncle, James Bundy,
here yesterday afternoon.
James H. McGin went to New York
City yesterday on business for the
Crescent Electrical company.
Mrs James Curtis and Miss Lila
yesterday returned home from Mich
igan City this morning after a short
visit with the formers sister. Mrs.
Joe Ostra.
Mrs. Bertha Murphy. who has been
here several weeks taking care of her
mother. Mrs. John Hess, returned to
her home in Chicago this morning.
Deputy Sheriff Wood arrested a mem
Der of Camp No. of the Chicago New
York Air Line. north of this city yes
terday for running a blind tiger.
Miss Pearl Roach, of Chicago, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. H. He'll
stedt, for a week.
Maurice Franco has returned home
from Detroit, Mich, after a three
months visit.
Mrs. Charles Casbon was called to
McZena. O.. this morning by a telegram
announcing the serious illness OF her
mother.
John Dresser of East Chicago, is
the guest of his parents. Claus Dresser
and family.
officer Bryarly went to Wheeler yes
terday afternoon to arrest Martin
Meister a saloonkeeper. for selling
liquor to John Brandon. after being
served with a notice not to do so, and
for assault on Mrs. Brandon. Meister
was brought to this city and later re-
leased on bail
John Merrill left for McZena, O.
this morning. called there by the seri-
Gus illness of his mother.
Mrs. c. F. Frailey. of Hobart. is the
guest of relatives in the city.
/ At St. Paufs rectory yesterday af-
/ ternoon occurred the marriage of Miss
Leona Charter of this city TO Ernest
/ Carstens of St. Louis Mo. Rev. Father
/ Hogan performing the ceremony. a
wedding reception followed at the
home of the brides parents. They LEFT
in the evening for three weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. yann have re-
turned home from weeks visit al
/ St Paul, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Corsbie left thi;
morning for Salem, Ia. for a tive
weeks visit with relatives.
Miss Alma Flint. of this city. was
| married in Denver, Colo. last Satur.
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GARY NEWS

The heavy fall of snow last evening
has put damper on quite a little of
the work being done by outsiders.
There has been a noticeable falling off
III the last week or ten days in the
number of building projects that are
being started due largely to the ad
vaneed winter season and in a small
measure to the stringency in the money
market. Those under way will go
ahead as rapidly as weather conditions
will permit, but hardly any more pri-
vate enterprises will be begun now I'M
til spring.
The board of trustees holds its reg
ular meeting this afternoon. The let
ting of the contracts for the improve
ment of jefferson street from the Wa
bash to the Gary and Western and Of
Ninth avenue from Madison street to
Broadway, a total length of about six
short blocks for the entire improve
ment of both streets is scheduled to
take place at the meeting. Several
new bidders are to appear on the scene
attracted 10 doubt by the exclusive
appearance of the field and the small
siz of the jobs. There is comparatively
little heavy work to be done and all
of the hauling can be done directly
from the Wabash tracks without
transfers.
DR. and Mrs II. T. Walsh spent yes
terday afternoon in Chicago.
The meeting of the Commercial club
which was to have taken place yes
terday afternoon. was postponed until
Thursday, Nov. IA Most Of the prep
aratlons are well under way for the
Ials Cav - - ID IA Il
at its new hotel Acceptances are
pouring into the treasurer with the
necessary financial accompaniment thus
confirming the belief that there will
be a full attendance.
T. f. Mckinney. Of Westvlle, a
grading contractor, spent yesterday
here looking over the situation with
a view Of locating here if enough
work could be secured. lie has some
fifteen teams and has been at work
on the Air Line in LaPorte and Porter
counties during the entire summer.
The Wabash railroad company is
spreading the twelve inch coating OF
cinders across its right OF way at the
Broadway intersection. This is in ac-
eordance with their agreement on the
condition that the town would not
compel them to put in the street i'm
provement this fail This gives the
town a good crossing and AFFORDS the
railroad company time to formulate It's
plans for permanent trackage by tie
time the Improvement must so IN in
the spring.
The Cain Construction company Is
busiIy engaged in grading Washington
street and the residents on the street
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day to Edward L. Dick. a former
student at the University
Alfred Carter of Hammond. attend
ed the Carstens- Carter wedding here
yesterday.
Mrs. Ina Baker has returned home
from a visit with relatives at South
Bend and Elkhart
John Pinter and wife of Wheatfeld.
Ind, are visiting Jacob and Henry
Pinter and families.
Miss Bertha Drawns of this city, in
stituted an order of the Ladies. Aux
iltary of the Sons of Veterans at
South Bend last evening. The order
started out with a membership of
thirty.
Daniel Frakes and little granddaugh-
ter, are visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Ed Beard. at South Bend.
Elmer Merrill of Jamestown. n D.,
is the guest of relatives in the city.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Attorney Thomas Hembrof trans
acted business in East Chicago Monday
Miss Edith Evan had as her guest
Sunday, Miss Annie Barton of Chicago.
Berrys Electric theatre viii show
Saturdays and Sundays only, during
the winter.
Miss Genevfeve Cline of Cleveland,
O.. is visiting Miss Bessie jenkins
Miss Gertrude Jacobson spent sun
day and Monday with friends in Chi
cago
The Republic is shut down indefinite
~ Many mill men have already left
town. seeking fresh fields and pas
lures new
The high school alumni has organ
lied a basketball team
Miss Bessie Jenkins visited friends
in South Chicago Sunday.
The Wm. Mckinley W. n. c. No. 259,
viii meet in Weiland's hall. Thursday
night, for business. Their corps ex-
tend a special invitation to all the
old soldiers and their wives to come
and enjoy good time as the Ham
mond corps are coming over
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

Miss Julia Leopold returned home
yesterday from several days visit in
Wolcott
DR. w. W. HartseI has gone on
business trip to St. Louis, Nincennes
and other places in Missouri.
Chas. Rhoades of Monon has been
visiting his mother for a few days.
Uncle Charley PIatt left yesterday
for Duluth. Mimi. to see his wife and
children who reside there.
The 3-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Gon fell down stairs at the home
of its grand parents. Marion Adams
and wife, yesterday and broke the small
bone OF his right ahm.
Robert Johnson and wife of La
fayette. who have been visiting for
some time with Ezra Clark, returned
home today.
Mrs. Jane Green and daughter. Mrs.
/ l. Hill, returned to their home in
Valparaiso after a weeks visit with
relatives in Rensselaer,.
The Rensselaer, football team will
play Claremont athletics of Chicago at
this place next Saturday.
Frank Hanley and two little daugh-
tiers of Chicago came down Saturday
and Sunday, he and his brother, Judge
Hanley drove to Kruinan to see their
father who is in very bad health
The November term Of the JASPER
Circuit court convened here yesterday
morning.
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INDIANA HARBOR

William Mentzer is moving today
from Elm street to the corner of
Washington and Pennsylvania
The Chicago university quartet will
give a concert in the NJ E. church Nov.
21
The East Chicago company has moved
Its main office to it's new building
corner of Chicago and Kennedy ave-
nues. An office will be maintained
here.
Attorney P. A. Parks returned to the
Harbor today after siege of typhoid
fever at his home in Valparaiso.
D. w. Dupes has resigned his posi-
ton as agent for the Fort Wayne rail-
road company on account of too much
work for the salary received. This is
the second of their agents to resign
for the same reason.
Mrs. Mary Cripliver has resumed
work in the postoff1ce.
Miss Louise Mattern of Whiting,
spent Sunday with Mrs. w B. Van
Horne.
Mr. and Mrs. Disbrow and children.
of Chicago Heights, are visiting friends
in the Harbor.
1t is rumored that the family of
John Stephens will return to the Har-
Dor the first of the year on account
of the health they have had since go
ing to Parkersburg, w. Va.
Mrs NJ A Rogers, who has been
making her home with her daughter,
Mrs w. P. Patterson, is visiting in In
dianapolis.
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ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Dennis Ryan of Chicago. road master
for the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany, transacted business IN Whiting
and Robertsdale, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Beardsley of
Hammond. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs John c. Melvin at their home in
One Hundred and Nineteenth street
Sunday.
Mrs. T. shimebocker of Valparaiso
Ind, returned home after spending a
few days here visiting her brothers.
the Messrs. Wichorst.
Mr.. Fred Lautenslanger, who accom-
panied the remains OF his late wife to
North Washington. O., for burial and
on his way back. stopped here for a
few days to visit relatives and friends,
returned to his home in Point Rich
mond. Cal. last evening.
Another car of posts arrived today
for Oliver o. Forsyth, who is fencing
in his property. He has just finished
fencing his property in Whiting and
will start today on his land in Ham
mond.
Mrs. William Rought will give a
luncheon at her home in Cleveland
q SHue' HeNC thursday AFTERNOON ana
evening, for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid of the Robertsdale Evangelical
church. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Mrs. Frank S. McQuinn and sister,
Mrs. c. Passion, of Harrison avenue
were city visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Atchison had as
their guest Mr.. Charles Smale of Chi
cago, over Sunday.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

Attorney Otto J. Bruce transacted
legal business st Rensselaer, Monday.
Fred GasteI of Indiana Harbor, was
a Crown Point visitor yesterday.
Treasurer l. E. Bailey transacted
business in Valparaiso last Monday.
Miss Mayme Maillet, was the guest
OF Miss Daisy Emery in Hammond over
Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. Bart Schaener,
occurred at the St. Mary's Catholic
church at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. and it is said that the large church
was filled to its utmost capacity.
Herbert P Burs. the architect and
designer of the new court house, was
in town last Sunday
Miss Rae Rockwell, was the CUES
of Hammond friends over Saturday and
Sunday.
The Misses Farrell Brannen and
Kilner, who We're the guests Of Miss
Emma Krost for a few weeks, left
for their respective homes yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Pierce of Indian
apOlis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Furman, for few days Mr..
Pierce is one of the State poultry
judges.
The loss of the NJ. E. church. which
occurred Saturday evening by fire was
adjusted yesterday amounting TO $500.
Miss Mayme Maillet attended the
Alumnae banquet at the Sacred Heart
convent at Lake Forest Ill, last Staur-
day.
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strayed the depot Nothing whatever
was left but the safe and a half burned
plank
A foolish couple driving through the
country a few days ago amused them
selves by shooting any chickens they
saw along the road. They viii soon
learn that the chickens belong TO some
one.
Herman Winterhoff of Lansing was
in Munster on business yesterday.
H. DeMik was in Hammond yester-
day.
Miss Wilson was Highlands visitor
yes terday morning.
Mrs. W. F Kaske and Miss NJ Kaska
returned home yesterday after spend
ing a few days at Winnetka, III.
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Weak
Heart Action

There are certain nerves
that control the action
OF the heart. When they
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choking sensation, palpi-
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LIE ROY NEWS

Miss Mary Green spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home Of her cousin,
Pearl Miller. in Hebron
A z. Green transacted business in
Crown Point Saturday
c. B. Benjamin has been making
wild hay down on his marsh during
the last few days
Elisha Fox. the shoe repairer, is now
in Leroy.
Rev. Mr.. Duncan Of Chicago visited
with his old friend. ". NJ Turner, a
few days last week.
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BLACK OAK NEWS

Edward Thone. John Grauel and F.
B. scheidt We're Hammond visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. Franks of scherervine was a
visitor here yesterday.
G. Kickardt is moving his family to
Lansing, III.
Herman and John voss of Chicago
are spending the week with Dick
SchOon.
Mrs. John Mattwig and Mrs. Henry
Even were visitors in Ross yesterday.
Mike Klitch has returned from a few
days visit in Chicago
Frank Buse put up modern cottage
on one of his lots in Toleston.
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WHEELER NEWS

Miss Myrtle Ameigh of Burr Oak is
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Hatten.
The Wheelr High school will soon
have an instructor in vocal music.
Mrs. ]. H Humes has returned after
an extended visit with relatives in
Sa bula. Ia.
Miss Nellie Jones transacted bust
ness in Indiana Harbor yesterday.
Miss Lillian Barney Of Hobart Wis
tied with Wheeler friends yesterday.
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HE SSVILLE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dedelow and chill
dren. Herman, Emil and Minnie re-
turned from a few days visit in Chi
cago last evening.
Mrs. E. B. Kunow was a Hammond
shopper yesterday.
It is rumored that there will be a
wedding here soon.
Mrs. H. Lohse was Hammond Wis
itor yesterday.
Willie Watts is on the sick list.
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HIGHLANDS

William Flynn leaves Munster this
evening and will make Beming. Mimi,
his future home. Mr.. Flynn will visit
Roseland and several other places en-
route.
Richard Broretyes came home from
Valparaiso to spend Sunday with his
parents in Saxony.
The Misses Wissel Of 0>icago spent
Sunday in Highlands.
Miss Newcomb Of Saxony visited in
Highlands Sunday.
Ralph Newcomb of Chicago spent
Sunday at the home Of T. E. New
comb.
The fire in Highlands totally de-
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MERRILLVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Ed Koch and Mrs. Charles
Nil1sch were visitors in Valparaiso
yesterday.
Mrs Guy Merrill of Hammond and
Miss Sable Zuveh, spent Sunday with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs Silas Zuver
Myiel Pierce visited at the home of
VIII Woods
Or. Iddings attended the Chicago
Purdue football game. His son, Har-
team.
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Massed ExSerience.

1t may be worth while recording
that the list of prominent Chicago citi-
zens who are reported as about to put
into effect new method Of raising
children comprises five families, with
a total of two children-New York
Post.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Otto Knopf. Crown Point ..........21
Bertha Woodks, Crown Point ....17
Karl n. Becker. Chicago. .22
Ethel NJ. Kohl, Chicago. ........20
John c. Martin. Austin ...:.....25
Agnes Feens. Chicago. .........23
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