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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-11

party in honor of their niece, Miss Eve
lyn Bennett. who left yesterday for
her home al Saginaw. Mich. The even
ing's entertainment consisted Of music
and games, after which light refresh
ments were served. The young people
are sorry to have Miss Bennett leave
Whiting as she was very popular with
all.
Misses Helen Mattern. Edytha Hol
lett and Margaret Griffith will see
The Red Mill" at the Grand opera
house irs Chicago tomorrow afternoon.
John Hickey. whom 1t was thought
had recovered from typhoid fever, has
suffered relapse and his condition is
very alarming. Mary f. ONeil. a
nurse from the Illinois training school.
is in attendance.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church will organize a mission
class in their church parlors tonight
for two months study OF home mis-
sions. The leader appointed for the
work is Mrs. Daisy Ferguson. Last
year the class was organized for the
purpose of studying foreign missions.
and some very good work was the
result. The members are looking for
ward to a very successful series Of
meeting this year
The city dads" were to hold a spe-
cia1 meeting in the council chamber
last night, but as a quorum was not
present this failed to materialize.
Miss Elizabeth Emmel is working in
Chicago again. after recovering from
her recent illness.
Messrs. James Burns. Ed Gillian and
Robert Stewart went hunting yester-
day and came home with a good sup
ply of mud hens and rabbits.
DR.. J. F. Take of Valparaiso was
here yesterday looking after his prop
erty and also called on several old
friends.
Miss Nellie Quinn was in Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Keilman, jr., who has the
typhoid fever, is slightly better.
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ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Fred Fischrupp. sr.. Of Bass Lake,
Ind is spending few days here as
the guest OF friends
Mrs. Henry Eggers and sister Miss
Mamie Eggers spent yesterday in Chi
.eago shopping.
Mr. Dunsing Of Hammond was
Robertsdale business visitor Thursday.
Mrs Ellen Eggers Of Roberts ave-
nue., spent the day as the guest Of her
sister Mrs. John Dresser of East Chi
cago.
Mrs Feister OF Lima. O. who is Wis
ting her daughter Mrs. Bremen OF In
diana boulevard and has been sick for
the past week, is able TO be out again.
Roy Hubbard is confined to his home
In 18th street with a severe case Of
typhoid fever. DIR. T. w. Kohr of In
diana boulevard is attending him.
Little Albert yiscountie OF Harrison
avenue. has a severe case of blood
poisoning caused from a sore foot. He
Il under the care of Dr.. Putnam of
Whiting
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
Is putting crushed stone around their
RobertsdaIe depot, this will make a
= NeAe A4.lpAoNStHSAls especially now ina
the winter months are approaching.
Thos Mcguire moved his family from
Roberts avenue. to Roby, Ind, Thurs
day. They viii occupy the house va
Gated by Mr. and Mrs. Klingman who
have gone to Michigan.
Miss Helen McLain of Roberts ave-
nue., was a Chicago visitor yesterday.
Miss Sophia Bode of Roberts ave-
nue., was the guest OF her parents in
Toleston, Ind Thursday.
Messrs. A. X. Whitelaw and George
Whyle both of Roberts avenue, re-
turned to their homes Thursday after
spending a few days visiting different
points in South Dakota.
Runaways are getting to be quite
numerous here, yesterday morning the
horses belonging to the South Chicago
bakery became frightened on Indiana
boulevard and started to run. upset
ting the wagon in the ditch. fortunately
no one was hurt although the driver
was in the wagon at the time it upset.
Mrs. Julius zimmerman entertained
the Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
church at very elaborate dinner.
Thursday afternoon at her home in
Harrison avenue. About 20 members
were present and all report Mrs. Lin
neman a most charming hostess.
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MERRILLVILLE NEWS

Mrs S. b Woods visited the schools
yesterday.
Mrs Henry Kiel from the country.
attended the Ladies' Aid society meet
ing on Wednesday.
Mrs NJ. F. Pierce is the guest of
her daughter, Cora Merrill of South
Chicago for a few days.
Noble Saxton, who is making his
home with Mrs. Cass Merrill of Ham
mond, is in Merrillville for a few days.
He came to this vicinity about sixty
years ago.
Balzor Franz, having completed his
new farm house, followed the usual
custom and gave a house warming
last night. Some one brought a fiddle
and you can imagine the rest.
Myiel Pierce and Miss Alice Coffey
were married at Valpo yesterday and
came to their home in Merrillville
Immediately after the ceremony. Both
are old residents and are highly es-
teemed. The band boys played some
sweet strains in their honor, led by
that peerless leader, Alec Boyd.
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HEGEWISCH AND BURNHAM

Mrs. Claude Collins was in South
Chicago Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Gus Eckstrom was shopping in
Hammond Wednesday.
Mrs. Gus Johnson was in Hammond
Wednesday morning. shopping.
Vert O'Roark was in the city Tues
day on business.
Mrs. Frank Bristol visited her sister
in Hammond. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ron O'Roark were in
Hegewisch last evening.
The Epworth League is to have a
dime" social after the regular bust
ness meeting Thursday night. Oct. 10.
at the NJ E. church.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Coleson were in the
city Wednesday on business.
Gus Korthaus was in Chicago We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. Carbon was in Hammond Tues
day morning on business.
Mrs Ferngen and Mrs. Swanson were
in South Chicago. yesterday.
Miss Mable Nelson was in South
Chicago, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Coleson and daughter were
in the city yesterday.
Mrs Herman was a South Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Mrs Earl Flowers was in South
Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Mary Moran was in Chicago
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayless were in Hege-
wisch last evening.
The Ladies club OF Burnham, met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Chester
Eldred.
Mrs. William Neel was in Hegewisch
yesterday afternoon.
The K. of P. lodge gave an oyster
supper last night to its members.
They were entertained by Mr.. Collins
of Chicago.
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MUNSTER NEWS

Miss Emma Krooswyk was shop
ping in Hammond today.
Miss Ruby Wilson and Minnie Kaske
were in Lansing yesterday evening.
Walter vandenberg of Lansing, was
here yesterday morning on business.
Charles Stallbohm transacted bust
Eess in Hammond today.
Miss Olga Kaske will leave for Min
neapolis. Mimi. this evening, where
she will remain until Sunday to at
tend to important business matters.
The Misses Mary and Anna Baker
went to Lansing yesterday to attend
Bible class.
c. Kikkert was in Highlands yes
terday.
Mrs Fred Ditterick of Saxony, has
gone to Crown Point. where she Will
visit relatives for few days.
Louis Dittrick took the first degree
in Odd Fellowship last evening at the
Calumet lodge In Hammond.
Miss Janet Kikkert visited Miss Min
ME Broctyes of Saxony, yesterday.
Charles and George Dittrick visited
the Kikkerts last evening.
Fred Ditterick of Saxony, was a
Highlands visitor yesterday.
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WHITING NEWS

Miss Nellie Neigh of Fischrupp's
is confined TO her home on Sohrage
avenue, suffering with a sprained
ankle.
Mrs. r. Gardner of Fred street, has
gone to wanatah. Ind. to spend few
weeks with relatives.
Vaughn Van Westrum left today for
Minneapolis, where he was called by
the illness of his wife.
The family of William Water has
returned home from visit with rela-
tives in Chicago.
The first game of basket ball to be
PLAYED in Whiting this season will
take place at Mettiers hall tonight,
between the NJ E. A. of Whiting and
the Foster Missions Of Chicago. This
is expected TO be good game, as the
locals have been doing some hard
practice work TO get in trim.
Miss Pearl Ingraham Of Hammond,
was the guest Of Miss Lydia Smelser
at her home in Ohio avenue, last even
ing.
A small crowd of young people gath
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank n Gavit OF Oliver street We'd
nesday evening to tender a farewell
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

The ]. u. G. club celebrates the sec
ond anniversary Of it's existance at a re-
ception and ball tonight at Weilands
hall. From all indications this prom
ises to be the event of the season.
The J. U. G. girls are we'll and favor
ably known from the entertainments
which they have given in the past, and
tonights affair bids fair to eclipse any
thing they have heretofore attempted.
A large delegation of out of town
guests will be present and the young
people Of East Chicago viii be there in
force. 1t IS expected that the hall will
be taxed to It's capacity.
Sol. Friedman will build a three story
brick building next to Weiland's new
block on Forsyth avenue.
The ladies of the First NJ. Z. church
at Indiana Harbor entertained the
teachers Of the local schools at the
church last night. A beautiful progrom
was rendered. after which delightful
refreshments were served.
Don't neglect to see the model of
the new city hall on exhibition in the
window at Veacos drug store.
There is considerable talk about town
regarding the Republic. Persistent
rumors that the mill will cease op-
erations Saturday. are in circulation.
Mr.. wieskor, proprietor OF the gro
Gerry store just north of the tracks on
Forsyth avenue has just returned from
the hospital where he underwent an
operation.
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LANSING NEWS

]. C. Ton was a business visitor in
Chicago. Wednesday.
Miss c. L Ward is on the sick list
Miss Beedy spent Wednesday IN
Harvey.
Mrs. ]. Ramshort was visitor in
Roseland, Wednesday.
P. Blom was in Chicago on business,
Wednesday.
Frank Homer spent Wednesday in
Chicago.
A. Ward IS at Huntington. Ind, for
a few weeks.
William winterhoff was in Chicago,
W ednesday. .
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500 REWARD, 500.

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LOWELL NEWS

Mrs. George Urch of Rose Lawn. is
in Lowell. the guest of her daughter.
Mrs F. L. Weakley.
Mrs. Bernard Beckman is visiting
her husbands relatives at Waukegan,
Ill.
Miss Mae Burton has returned to her
home at South Bend after a pleasant
visit here with her aunt, Mrs. S. F.
Ferguson.
George Hill is recovering from a bad
case of blood poison.
letter from Mr.. and Mrs George
Beckman, who moved to Denver, Colo.
recently, announces that they arrived
at their destination alright and that
they think they will like the country
first rate.
Mr. and Mrs. William Buckley have
returned from a weeks visit with DR..
J. p. Buckley in Chicago.
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HESSVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Ben Lohse spent Thursday in
East Chicago.
w. B. La Parle of Englewood, has
been the guest of T. q. German the
last few days.
Mrs. Albert Kikkert of Griffith, was
the guest of her daughters, Miss Jen-
ME Kikkert and Mrs. Henry Schoon,
here, yesterday.
Miss Grace German will attend q
party in Chicago Saturday and be the
guest Of Miss Clara Hess for day or
two.
Mrs. Fred Hopp and Dora Kansf1eld
attended the funeral of their niece in
Highlands, yesterday.
E. S. Kirby, the Nickel Plate train
master from Fort Wayne. and w. H
Elliott of Knox, were in Osborn yes
terday on business concerning the
wreck there.
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Emil Stark of Lowell, was a st. John
business visitor yesterday.
Mesdames NJ. schaefer. P. Koch and
". Scher visited with relatives here
yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Gerlach spent Thursday
in Chicago.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ST. John Court No. SO, will be held
Saturday. From now on all meetings
will begin at o'clock in the evening
until April of next year.
Charley Greb, road supervisor, will
start some time this week putting on
a top dressing of gravel on our streets
in town and some other repair work.
This is only for the gravel road which
was completed by the township trus-
tee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-11

the Gary Heat. Light and Water com
pany VIII also have it's office quarters
down stairs.
spent the day shopping in Chicago.
They are gradually getting settled IN
their new quarters on VanBuren street
near Seventh avenue.
Ingwald Moe. contractor and builder.
has begun excavating for his second
building on Broadway north Of the one
he now has in which the Broadway
theatre operates. His intention is to
have the building up and ready for
occupancy by the middle of December
If weather conditions permit II not.
he will put In the foundation and wait
with the structure until spring.
The board of education holds It's reg
ular meeting this evening in its new
office quarters in the Phillips building
at Broadway and Fifth avenue.
Judge Ansley, one of the most en-
thusiastic of the local baseball fans
saw the game at Chicago this afternoon
in which the Cubs starred.
President T. E. Knots looked after
business interes is in Chicago this az
ternoon.
T. w Englehart Of Rothschilds com
pany spent yesterday afternoon here
with a number of western friends. They
were stockmen who had disposed of
generous hedrs and We're seeing the
new town in which their old friend is
heavily interested.
Harry King. real estate dealer and
broker left this evening for Detroit
where he will spend the week end
looking up business interests
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GRIFFITH NEWS

Miss Kaske. the township music and
drawing teacher, made her regular trip
to our schools today.
There will be a pumpkin pie social
in the Russell hall Friday evening,
which is expected to be a rather novel
affair.
Miss Verne Dutton spent few days
this week with relatives in Crown
Point, returning today.
Mrs. Hulda Henderson, who is visit
ing friends here for a few days, ex-
poets to leave soon for her home in
Colorado.
Contractor Jansen and force are busy
this week raising a large barn for
Peter Doffin. They expect to put a
new concrete foundation under the
whole structure.
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GARY NEWS
BUILDING OPERATIONS ADVANCE
Two Important Structures are Nearing
Completion In New Steel City.

Contractors Gallagher s. Williams are
putting in the front in the Knots
building at Broadway and seventh ave-
nue. The plasterers have finished their
work and the metal workers have put
up the ceiling. But short time should
be necessary now to finish the room to
be occupied by the postofice and by
the close OF next week the office should
be comfortably ensconced in it's roomy
quarters to the infinite relief of its
many patrons.
f. o. Shelby. treasurer of the Gary
Building company. left last evening for
his home in Coshocton, o., after spend
ing nearly a week here in connection
with his interests. The building which
he and his company is erecting at
Broadway and Fifth avenue is receiving
the roof 1t is expected that some of
the tenants will have moved in ere that
but the entire building is to be ready
then. The second floor plan has been
changed as to the north half of the
building, the store room being convert
ed into Office suites of elegant proper
tions.
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WHEELER NEWS

Mrs. J. NJ. Tennery transacted busi-
ness in Valparaiso Thursday.
tor Thursday.
Mrs Charles Nelson was a business
visitor in Valparaiso Thursday
L. K Johnston, while unloading a.
large box of freight. let the box fall
against his lips. knocking out tooth
and making 1T necessary for a stitch to
be taken.
Miss Nellie Jones was a passenger
for Indiana Harbor yesterday.
Mr.. Collins is on the sick list.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

John Morgan. left yesterday for Free
land Park to fill an engagement with
a carnival there.
Mrs. Fern Latter, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucius Strong.
returned to her home in Kosiosko
county, yesterday.
Arson Cox went to Chicago yester-
day to take in the ball game.
Mrs. R. Young and Miss Blanche
Hayes went to Chicago yesterday.
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Briefs.

The Gary Land company is today
moving its quarters from the old post
office building in which it has been
quartered since the inception of things
here. into the suite Of rooms in the
southwest corner OF the Phillips build
ing at Broadway and Fifth avenue.
The entire office including the cashier
and other attendants. so with the man
ager, Captain Norton. The old Offices
in the post Office building Will now be
used by the Land company's engineers
who have been quartered up stairs and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-11
VALPARAISO NEWS

Messrs. l. Limerick of Michigan city,
r. shackleton of Gary, and Harry
Knots of Plymouth attended the
swasteka club dance here last even
ing.
Miss Libbie Young, who has been
visiting relatives here the past week.
returned to her home in Westville. to-
day.
Miss Alice Rosenbaum returned home
last evening from weeks visit at
Wanatah.
Mr.. Forbes and sister, of Los An
geles, Cal, who have been visiting Mi
chael Walsh and family, left today for
Ohio on a visit
Charles Cook has returned from a
three months visit at Larwill, Ind.
Constable Robert Brylarly went to
LaPorte today on business.
In the damage case of Keil VS.. the
Pennsylvania railroad, Judge McMa-
hon took the case away from the jury
and found for the defendant The
plaintiff was struck on the head while
standing in the depot at Hanna. The
court held that the railroad was not
responsible.
Mrs. Samuel Hiser and Mrs. Charles
Cook have returned from Larwill. Ind.
where they have been spending the
summer.
George Fernekes of Chicago. is here
visiting friends.
The Valparaiso Tigers and the Har-
vey, Ill, football team will play at the
fair grounds Sunday afternoon,
Mrs. n Clark returned home last
evening from weeks visit in Chi
cage, with her niece, Mrs. DR.. Cloes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Collins returned
home yesterday from a visit at La
fayette.
DR.. Aspinall Of Plymouth, was in the
city yesterday on business.
A. c. Lugar. operator at Clark
Junction, has become a resident of
Valparaiso. going back and forth to
work.
Frank Dorsey and VIII Ebe. of
WellsvilIe. Ohio, are guests at the
home Of George Pearce.
Mrs. Elma Wrights of Everett.
Wash, is visiting friends in the city.
Harry Brandon of Indiana Harbor.
was In the city today
Mrs. Isha Smith OF Englewood. Ill,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. o. S.
Wood.
win Lindner of Bucyrus. Ohio, ar
rived here last evening on a business
trip.
Mrs. B. F. walllck and children re-
turned home last night from six
weeks visit with relatives at Farm
ington. Ill.
Miss Maude Longshore left last even
ing for visit to New York City, after
which she will go to New Orleans. La.
Charles Greyson of Battle Creek.
La, is in the city today.
James KIurg left this morning for
Chicago where he has secured posi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A Kunert visited
with friends in Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Bullock and fam
lily have moved from Hobart to make
Toleston their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kruger and fam
lily have moved to Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Borchart spent
wednesday evening in Hammond.
Mrs. A. Sandsrum visited in Hobart
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Genevieve Gibson visited with
relatives in Crown Point yesterday.
Mesdames Rose Lucey and Hattie
Manners visited in Crown Point, We'd
nesday.
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KAUFMAN'S

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BEER IN FRANCE.
Has Increased BY
rhan 40 Per Cent In Five Years

Consumption Has Increased oy
! frban 40 Per Cent In Five Years
consumption of beer in France
ha Increased by more than ~ per
Gel fduring the past five years, ana
req he'd. during the past year. ths
imubsing total of 10000 600 hecto-
utrAs. or s17,O4O, 900 gallons.
fhis result can hardly surprise any
one who has noted in Paris and 9TH
@r large cities of France the rapid de-
ivelopment of the "brasserie," OF care
restaurant. where beer is sold. Much
of this beer is imported Cor purports
TO be sol from Pilsen and Munich.
though most of the leading brewer
les in other German cities have Paris
agencies and distribute their beer to
retailers. This entails high prices to
consumers. as there is an import duty
of from 81. 73 to 1921 per 100 kiio-)
erammes (22O pounds, weight of
cask included, on all foreign brewed
beer brought into the country, anc
undep the stimulus of this protection
the brewing industry of France has
developed rapidly both in respect to
quantity and quality of its product.
It does not appear that the Increased
use of beer has diminished in the
slightest degree the consumption OF
wine and cider, and the one encour-
aging feature of the situation Is
found in the fact that the consump-
ton of alcohols especially in the per-
ilous form of absinthe, is slowly but
steadily decreasing. The statistics CT
1904 show that during that year l77,-
439 hectolitres (4,6S7,9SS gallonsl
of absinthe were sold for drinking
purposes In France, whereas 1905
showed a falling off to 172,503 hecto-
litres "a, 557,529 g%allons), or rs
per cent. This is not a sweeping or
conclusive reform, as the absinthe
habit is still one of the gravest perils
that threaten the manhood of France,
but the statistics show that the maxi
mum danger point has been passed,
and the danger point has been passed,
and the decline of even so small a
percentage in absinthe consumption
is accepted as ground for encourage
ment and hope.-Daily Trade and
Consular Report. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-01-26

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piles. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Sold by Sexton,
druggist.