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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09

E. c. scheidt transacted business in
the city yesterday.
Rev Kirchen, wife and son of Chi
cago. spent Tuesday with c. Carsten-
sen and family.
Mrs. Joe Wagerson returned from
Chicago yesterday, where she has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Maybaum.
Mrs. Ada Riffey was in the city yes
terday on business.
Miss Nellie Donie Of Chicago is visit
ing with Ed Kelley and family this
week.
Friends of William owen, who is in
Wisconsin on account of poor health.
are pleased to learn of his rapid prog
ress to recovery.
Captain Ed Paine went to Chicago
yesterday to purchase suits for the
football team.
Yesterday Fl Stevens. who has been
living on Center street, moved into
the Lghtner house in Lghtnerville.
Drs Kenward and Morton. Frank
Waunderle, and Attorney Bozarth were
among the number from here whos at
tended the ball game between the
Cubs and Tigers yesterday.
Monday while Frank Scharabach was
doing some repairing at the terra
Gotta works he got his finger caught
in the machinery and cut it so badly
that he will be laid up for some time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
LOWELL NEWS

Mrs John Hayden and grand-daugh-
ter, Miss Lyrel Hayhurst, have re-
turned from a trip to the jamestown
exposition. While gon hetey visited Mrs.
Havden's son, Robert and family at
Valley Forge, Va. They report avery
interesting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Doty of Shelby
passed through Lowell Tuesday en-
route for Hammond, where they went
to consult DR.. A. ]. Winets regarding
Mr.. Doty's impaired health.
Mrs. Fred Tanner and family left
Tuesday for Beloit. Wis, to visit her
father
George Vonalstine and wife Of Mon
ticello, Ind, are in Lowell the guests
OF Merritt Kilsey and family and other
relatives
Mrs. Samuel Nichols is reported very
seriously sick at her h"me here. DR..
A. Davis of Chicago was called in con-
sultation Tuesday.
Mel Nichols of Chicago was called
home Tuesday on account his mothers
serious illness.
Frank HINT went 70 RNrssclaer Sat
urday where she Joined her sister. Cora
in an automobile to Medaryville to
celebrate the latters birthday anniver-
sary Mrs. Hunt arrived home Monday
and reports having an enjoyable time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
WHEELER NEWS

F. A. Cotton, state superintendent of
public instruction of Indiana, S. G..
Terrell, county superintendent of the
schools of Porter county; H. B. Brown,
president of the University of Valpa-
raise, and A. A. Hughart, city superin-
tendent Of the schools of Valparaiso.
visited Wheeler yesterday to inspect
the work of the Wheeler high school
and of the school in general to deter
mine whether or not we may have a
commissioned high school. AS every
thing is favorable we see no reason
why they will not give it to us.
Fred Ramenstein, who has been sick
for some time with typhoid fever, is
slightly better.
Mrs. Oaks was a Valparaiso visitor
yesterday.
Mrs Hutchinson was business
visitor in Valparaiso Monday
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

John Mayer and Joseph Suffer from
Schererville, We're St. John visitors
Tuesday.
Peter Liesenfelt returned from a
visit in Hammond. Tuesday.
Fred Scherer made business trip
TO Chicago Tuesday
Forty hours devotion We're closed
last night with impressive services.
Most of the Catholic clergy from the
neighborhood were present during the
three days of celebration and assisted
with the services.
Henderlong Bros. are pushing the car
penter work ahead now on the par
ochial residence TO get out OF the way
of the bricklayers. who are also anx-
ious to force their work ahead on &C
count of the favorable weather.
Yesterday when John Dewes and Ben
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09

returned yesterday to his home in Gin
cinnati after a two weeks visit here.
Hughie Rigney Of Indiana Harbor
transacted business in East Chicago
yesterday.
Nose Specter disposed of his lot on
Morton avenue in Morris addition to
Hammond, yesterday, for $1,000.
The Ladies' Guild of the Mission Of
the Good Shepherd met this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Meade on Beacon
street.
A large number of East Chicago peo-
pie attended dancing school at Ham
mond last night.
Speaking of sox-there is one young
lady in this town who is not worrying
about the price of stockings. Stock
ings may go up or down but it makes
no difference to Miss Gertrude Cole.
All because of a stocking shower held
last night at the home of Miss Fannie
Cohen. Miss Cole. who is well known
and universally admired, has presided
over the local telephone exchange for
many moons. Now she is about to en-
ter the married state. and large party
| assembled last night to wish her luck.
They brought sox. Black sox. red sox,
blue sOx, rainbow sox and other kinds
of soX. The evening was spent in
playing pedro. Mrs. Louis Loueks won
the first prize, and Mrs. II. Cole won
the BOBBY prize. Among those present
We're: Miss Nora Kelley. Hammond;
Miss Eta Gastel, Miss Winifred
Woods, Chicago. Mrs Thomas Cowley,
South Chicago; Mesdames J. D. Will
/ paFI
| John Walsh. William PickereI, NJ G..
! Diamond, II. Cole, Miss Effie De Briae,
Miss Bessie Jenkins, of East Chicago
| Miss Cole is to be married two weeks
from today to Jack Woods of Mendoza.
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.ROBERTSDALE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. MILO of Chi
cago, were the guests of friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. Agnes Roberts and daughter,
Miss Amy were Chicago visitors Tues
day.
Henry HIATT of Indiana boulevard,
transacted business in Chicago, Tues
day afternoon.
William Jenkins of Reese avenue, is
on the sick list.
Charles Turnquist moved his family
from Roberts avenue to Whiting, Tues
day.
Charles Pesche. formerly of Roberts
dale, but now of Chicago. spent Tues
day on professional business.
Mrs George Gina returned to her
ing several days visiting relatives in
Chicago.
Knickerbocker Ice company is cut
ting the weeds from Wolf Lake and
river. and making other preparations
so as to be ready for cutting ice this
coming winter.
Work has begun on several new cot
tages to be built on Ford avenue al
Roby, by c. and B. Shedd of Chicago
for the employees of the Glucose com
pany.
John Minsberg and Joseph Linneniar
left yesterday to spend a few days Wis
iting friends in Croker. Ind.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

W. c. Mileron and wife have returned
to their home in Knox. after a short
visit with her sister Mrs. Hal War
ner
Attorney A HalIeck made business
trip to Kentland yesterday.
Miss Nellie Scott, who has been
visiting relatives in Anderson, has re-
turned home
w. S. Parks has been elected truant
officer to succeed John BARGE.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bellows left to-
day for Carrolton, Ill, for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
E. NJ. PARCELS, who is travelling with
his merry -go-round. spent Sunday with
his family here.
Frank Brunnes went to Chicago to
see the ball game yesterday.
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Sam B. Woods was in attendance at
the Milk Shippers association meet
ing in Chicago yesterday and reports
the price fixed for milk as follows:
For first four months, $1.45; next two
months, $40, and $1.S5. respectively,
making the average for six months
$1.42h per can.
Mrs Clint Demmon, who has been
quite sick, is reported somewhat bet
ter.
Mrs. Andrew Welmer from Calumet
township, was in town on business yes
terday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
WHITING NEWS

Miss Nora o'Neil. of Center street.
has returned from South Deering.
where she spent one week with rela-
lives
Mrs. HoIletts' son and his wife. have
returned TO their home in Valparaiso
after spending a few days with their
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Buczkowski
! nave gone to housekeeping on Fisch-
rupp avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Carpenter and son.
/ Carl, of Fischrupp avenue. have re-
I turned home from Union Mills, Ind.
where they were guests at the homes
( of relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John McMenamin moved
yesterday from No. % One Hundred and
Nineteenth street to Ohio avenue. they
having purchased one Of the Standard
! Oil companys houses.
Mesdames Frank y. Gavit, Gauuls
j. Bader and James Gill were guests Of
friends IN Englewood last evening.
Miss Evelyn Bennett will leave FOR
Detroit Mich, Thursday to spend a
few weeks with her sister.
Mayor Fred ]. Smith was in Kali
amazoo, Mich. yesterday.
Mrs. Charles r. KIose ana daughter.
Murine. returned home from Ohio
yesterday
Mrs. Bert Halsey and daughter Luz
ella, have returned to their home in
Alton, Ill, after spending a few days
with the formers sister Mrs Harry
Reineman Of Oliver street and her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nauzer
of Robertsdale.
Mrs. Frank Allison of Sheridan ave-
nue. and son, Willard, visited at the
home of Mrs. Hal Jones of SohI street
in Hammond.
Mrs. George T. Gray of Pennsylvania
avenue. visited with Mrs. Beach at the
Wesleyan hospital in Chicago avenue
yesterday and found her to be improv-
ing.
Mrs. Al Gordon entertained the L. S
club at her home in Pennsylvania ave-
nue. this afternoon.
The Christian Endeavor convention
Will be held in the Congregational
church here Thursday night.
Mesdames Robert Humphries, John
Kellar, Sam Campbell and Hugh G.
Muffit. left yesterday morning for Mil
waukee where they Will attend the
convention of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society. They will be there
the remainder of the week.
Mrs. Harry Lee of Fischrupp avenue
who is at the Presbyterian hospital
will undergo an operation Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Beaubien of La Porte
avenue, is entertaining her sister, Miss
Shaw, of Ottawa, Ill.
Mr.. Gordinier OF Sheridan avenue is
seriously i'll, caused by a recent fall.
John Thiele, cashier of the Firs
National bank, was in Chicago yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamer have now moved
into their new house in LaPorte ave.
nue..
"fakir" held forth on the corne1
of New York avenue and One Hundred
and Nineteenth street last night anC
attracted a large crowd of people.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
INDIANA HARBOR

az w. B. VanHorne is moving from |
Regent street into the house he recent |
ly had moved on Commonwealth ave-
nue..
John Filson, who has been laid up
six weeks with typhoid fever, began
work again in the Inland today.
Mr. Langley, the house mover who |
had his hand crushed under falling
house, showed remarkable nerve. 1t
was ten or fifteen minutes before the
house could be raised to release him
and he then walked to the doctors Of
fee to have the hand amputated There
were several men under the house at
the time the timbers broke, letting one
side down, but they fortunately seram-
bled out and escaped injury.
Levi Pickens left yesterday for
Waynesburg. Pa.
William Romback has gone to In
dianapolis.
Frank Denison is now in Hot Springs.
Ark.
| The Western Union Telegraph COM
! pany has about dozen workmen here
under the supervision of George E.
| Jenkins.
V. Hardesty has returned to his
work at the cement plant, after his
! severe illness.
! Mrs. McAllister, who has been dan
gerously i'll, is reported better.
| The mail trains on the Pennsylvania
road were delayed today on account of
| 4 wreck at Bourbon, in which about
| fifty freight cars were piled upon each
other.
Milo Beard has left the sheet mill and
will move to Ohio.
The sheet mill men, who have been
working in eight-hour shifts, went on
twelve hour shifts last Friday.
Gus Little is working at the Inland
again, and Miss Spriggs has charge
of his shoe store.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Kelly.
Sunday, Oct. 6. a son.
Mrs. Anna Hughes has been
taken to a hospital, threatened with
typhoid fever. Her husband is in
hospital in Michigan, being treated
for rheumatism.
Mrs. Bertha K. Chittenden OF Chi
cago was a Harbor visitor today.
H. c. Ralston was a business visitor
In Whiting today.
The postofice problem is becoming
quite complex, but the worst ques-
ton to be solved is how to handle the
Increased business and the holiday
rush in the cramped quarters until the
new office is provided.
A new cement walk has been con-
structed in front of Mr.. Erskine's
lots, corner Michigan and Fir.
D. J. Hest was called to Oglesby,
H.. today on business and will be
absent a week or ten days.
James McInerney is visiting his
daughter and other relatives in Can
ada.
W. ]. Riley and Oscar Georg were
among those from here who saw the
Cubs and Tigers play their great game
yesterday and say it was the best ball
game they ever saw.
One of the coming attractions adj
vertised by one of our amusement
places is the breaking of a stone over
a mans back.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Beard have moved
to Muncie instead of Ohio, as re-
ported.
A fire caused BY splitting some grease
was started in the kitchen Of the Har-
Dor hotel today. but was extinguished
before much damage was done
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
IN AND AROUND
q a z v
PLANS ARE COMPLETED.
Work on Writ Building VIII Begin as
soon as Building Commissioner
Says the Word.

The plans for the Writ building at
the southwest corner Of Broadway and
Seventh avenue have now been COM
pleted and are awaiting the approval of
the building commissioner before they
begin to receive bids for the erection
Of the building. The plans call for a
four story and basement structure to
cost approximately $500 The pros
pective builders have not decided as to
whether they will build by contract or
hire superintendent and do their own
building. The excavating for the build
ing has been completed leaving space
100xS0. some ten feet deep. Most Of the
dirt was dumped into the Wabash fill
that is being made just north of its
tracks east of Broadway.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
GARY POLICE BUSY.
Send Six Men to Crown POint-21S Ar
rests Made During Last Month.

The local police department shipped
six men for Crown Point this morning
and the unfinished bunch at the sta
ton promises a second quota for the
morning. The work for the department
is beginning to grow rapidly with the
oncoming cooler weather and q cor
responding number of arrests are show
ing up. Last months record shows 21S
people that were booked at the local
station for every offense and crime in
the category from plain drunk to grand
larceny and murder. Last week until
Friday evening was unusually quiet
and the boys We're growing listless.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09

Swanson turned out Of Peter Klassen's
yard 70 drive home. they met an anto
mobile. The horses SHE'D. upset the
wagon, threw the occupants into the
ditch and then started at full gallop
towards the school house. The occu-
pants of the automobile came to the
mems assistance and all started in
pursuit OF the horses. which they
caught in a hollow south OF the place
where the accident happened. Neither
men nor horses We're injured. the men
escaping without a scratch. and the
wagon, the only injured in the bunch.
viii probably be sent to the black
smith TO be repaired.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
HESSVILLE NEWS

Messrs. William Dedelow and Charles
Mueller transacted business in Ham
mond, last evening.
William Crane is now night operator
at Osborn Station.
Trustee F. R. Schaaf transacted
business in Hessville. Tuesday.
T. Thompson. operator at Osborn,
saw the ball game in Chicago, Tues
day.
Miss Jennie Kikert, Mrs. Henry
Schoon and guest, Mrs. C. Ooms, of
Griffith. spent yesterday in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Attorney Tom Hembroff of Indiana
Harbor transacted business in East
Chicago yesterday.
Thomas Truden of Indiana Harbor
has been appointed to a position on the
city police force.
The J. L. G. club held special meet
ing at the home of Miss Mabel Gaugh
Monday evening.
Abe Ottenheimer was a Chicago Wis
itor yesterday.
Carl Johnson has purchased a SO
horse power automobile. to be used in
his hardware and timing business.
The council meets tonight in an ad-
journed regular meeting.
Mr. Kirk, the father of c. T Kirk
manager of the water and light plants
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
CLARK STATION

L veterick returned from Chicago
Monday evening.
G. Konkey is on the sick list.
c. Shuerer transacted business at
Chicago.
Mrs. G. Brown visited with friends
in Clark
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
CROWN POINT NEWS

Charles Pratt and wife of South
Bend. are visiting with friends and
relatives here for a few days.
Charles Gibson of Toleston was here
looking up matters concerning real
estate.
S Linton and family win move to
Chicago soon, where he expects to
make his permanent home.
J. L. Crawford was appointed in
spector of the court house by the
county commissioners.
It is reported that the town trus-
tees of the town of Crown Point passed
a resolution at their last meeting cen
surfing the Crown Point Telephone
company about handing out poor ser
vice to the public. and instructed At
torney Barr to examine the franchise
and make a report at their next meet
ing.
Charles Biegel is reported very III
with appendicitis and a specialist was
called from the city last Monday even
ing and took charge of the case.
Mrs. Matthias Miller who was taken
to ST. Anthony's hospital in Chicago
about ten days ago. had an operation
performed last Monday night for APP
pendicitis.
The directors of the Peoples State
bank held their regular meeting last
evening.
Daniel Kenney and family will move
into the old Sauerman house on Clark
street as soon as Mr.. Linton vacates-
Henry c. Griesel is reported to be
very sick and his daughters from Mil
waukee are expected home today.
A horse owned by John Thomas was
slightly scorched by the fire yester-
day, having a narrow escape.
Mrs. John Chester of Ainsworth, was
here transacting business.
Marriage licenses:
Michael Palernoster, Chicago. q
Hazel Hickok, haywood, III. %
Joseph Dosnoski. Whiting, Ind. -. q
Pater n. DosnOski. South Chicago. Is
Robert L. Covert, Chicago. .....5 81
Annie Snyre, Chicago. .............4 A
Edward D. Hammers, Kewanne, III. IS
Antonio Girkin, kewanne, III. 81
William J. Clark, Chicago. .....4 &C
Adeline Schublin, Chicago. .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-09
KAUFMAN'S

New Empire Hotel q Buffek
WILLIAM KAUFMAN. ProM
Fl Meals $3.50 Single zsc
Full Line of Imported and Domestic LIouor.
and Cigars.
Cor. Guthrie and Michigan AO4,
telephone Ind. Harbor oiz
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-29
Plan sculIino Race.

An effort IS 10 be made to revive
single sculling races in connection
with the intercollegiate annual regatta
at Ponghkccpsic. Courtney OF Cornell,
In an informal conference with one of
the stewards Of the association, said
that he would try to get out several
scullers for next year. provided SYRIA
cnse, Columbia and the navy did like
wise. Scuiling races were once popu-
lar in the intercollegiate regatta. but
they were killed by circumstances over
which the stewards had no control
The only question has been that of
distance, some contendlng that mile
was quite enough for sculling race,
but II they he held next year. us pro-
posed, IT is thought that the distance
will be made two miles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-29

the continent by special train TO Sun
Francisco. where IT Will enter on n
tour OF the large cities of the west.
Another company will play through
an itinerary of forty-two weeks of one
night stands. or 252 cities, towns and
hamlcts, nll OF which have been book
cd"
George Broadhurst is under contract
to William y. Brady to provide II play
for Miss Grace George and TO Brady
& Grismcr for play dealing with an
international intrigue in the diplomatic
activities ut Washington
Miss Helene Lacinyc, sister OF VII.
ton Lacknye. who last season played
the role OF the dashng widow in THE
Heir TO the lIoornh," has been rc.cn-
gagged by the liirkc La Shclle company
for the same role next season. Miss
Lackayc refused an offer from the
Colonial Thcater company in Clevc-
land To play leading roles in summer
stock and went TO Washington to spend
the vacation with relatives.
james X. Ilacllctt has become Il
power in the thcatcr as an actor. IL
producing manager and controlling
executive. Alfred Sutro. the author of
Mr.. Hackctts last great success, 1.-THE
Walls of Jericho" has written another
play which the actor produced In Bos.
ton.
BESIDES these he controls the star
ring tour of Mary Mannerlng Mrs.
IIackctU in Rida job lson Young's
play, GLORIOUS Betsy" and is also
preparing FOR the first production in
this country of Maurice Maetcrllnck's
latest play. "'Ilc Blucbird." of which
Mr.. Sutro made the English transla.
ton. He also controls the comic opera
The Alcaldc," which was tried last
summer in Chicago, and Is Interested
in several other productions. including
The White Chrysanthcmum"
Playwriting in time may do consid-
cradle toward paying the salary OF the
librarian of congress. Nearly 200 diff
fcrent stage works were copyrighted
one month recently, and 1t was not an
extra good month for them either.
Frau Cosima Wagner, who has de-
cl1cdly positive opinions and who has
as pronounced likes and disllkes, has
never forgiven Willy Zimmerman. Zlm-
norman. arraycd and disguised as
Wagner. conducted portion OF n
''Rheingold" rehearsal Mt Bnlrcuth.
md Frau Wagner did not discern the
deception until the impcrsonator re-
moved his wig. She denounced him
and has never forgiven him.
ROBERT BUTLER.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-29
Little Stories About Ball Players

not done nothin'" himself having
tc right to first shot, applies here.
What n wonderful pair of ball play
ers Detroit has in Crawford and Cobb.
Whenever this pair is not hitting the
ball the Tigers are out of it, No two
players i'll the American League have
won rs many games for their teams
as have these two stars. Most every
day one or the other is driving in the
winning run or making some scnsa-
iional play in the field. There are
other good players on the Detroit
team. but they stand little chance OF
getting in the limelight with Crawford
and Cobb doing such stunts as they
have all this season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-29
A TWILIGHT REMINDER.

Oh, dc bullfrog out on de waters edge
Singin de lonesome song:
DE screcch owl hollcrin rom do hedge
wiz note 50 sad an long,
An over yondcr acrost de hill
Whah dc daylight singers loved to trill,
You hears dc note OF dc whippoorwill
Singin' dat lonesome song.
So hush.a-by. honey. an don't 5ine In j.
A-singin dat lonesome song:
But go to sleep as quick as you kin,
Cause -docsn' mean no wrong.
a hard luck story don never win
Much interest frum yoh friends nor kin.
Dey 1es' gets drowsy when you stahts in
A-singin dat lonesome song.
Washington Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-29
DRAMATIC PROJECTS.
Four Companies 10 Tour In 1.-The
Man of the Hour"
A NEW HARRINGTON COMEDY

Win T. Hodge to Be Star Again.
james K. Hackett New Has Unusual
~ Wide Stage Interests-Will Pro-
duce The Blucbird" In America.
From our New York Dramatic Corrc-
spondcnLl
"Thc Man From Home" II comedy
drama by Booth Harrington and Hen
ry Leon Wilson, will he presented by
licblcr X Co. In the fan. with VIII II.
Hodge OF the Joe Weber company In
the principal role.
The Hodge part will he that OF Dan
Tel Voorhees, rikc of Kokomo. Ind.
-Four companies will tour the coming
season in George Broadhursts "rhc
Man OF the Hour"
One of the companies after II couple
of trial performances will jump across
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-29
Outclassed.

Mrs. Upjohn--I felt really sorry for
poor Mrs. Hopperdykc nftcrward, but
She has been so stuck up lately that
had to take her down II peg
Mrs. Highmore-H How did you do IL?
Mrs. Upjohn-I happened TO know
the exact size of the legs Of her new
dining table. ana when she was here
yesterday / showed her our dining TIA
BILE with legs nearly half MS large
again. You never saw anybody so NOR
titled In your life.-Clicago Tribune.