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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

bic amerifaniT9c. 9ieie Sriebb6fe
nit ibren itilen Deibern, liebli9en
SerraiTen, ibren 9ainen unb SPRING
brunnen iinO bic berrliaiten Puntte
lungs Der ganSen ReuenglanOtiiite am
&tlantif9en Ocean, unb beIpnbers
am fog. 9rGbsri6miidunsstuge ries
iise unb Sauberbaft i9Dne 8iumena
eGrten. Wir fteben auf Der bO9iten
Gr6ebung biefer anluse. om 9rabe
bon Samss 9orbon Bennett, befen
Monument bic @prte trdgt: II am
the resurrection and the life" =
jenes Mannes, pel9er bonn armen
namenlOlen 3eitungsfolporteur gum
@igertbiimer besRep gprter rSerulo"
emporitieg, unb Der bel ieinem Sooe
elm 8erm0gsn pon nubeSu StpanSis
Millionen Dollars binterlieb. Dor
unIeren 9tugen erDffnet Ii1 cine
RunOz unb Sernii4t. bic man gIei4
entsiidenb ipobl nur an ben 9eitaoen
bes 9ospprus pber ppm Qbbange oes
@sIuos aus senieben tann. Sur
2infen unb Dor uns bic maieitdtii4e
DaferflG9e bes Seeans, seseniiber
bas Sduierseptmnel, bic Sbiirmt,
&irden unb &apellen BON 8rootlpn,
bic Guitriper Bride, ipel9e in einem
einsisen 9iieienbosen iid iiber ben
blauen Meeresurm ipannt, bann Nep
gOrt, uno peiter, allsrbings Iebr oft
in Rau9 unb 8olten sebiGt, bic
SdpeiteritdOte Ssriep Gitb unO 9p>
bpten.
Ssit bem 9lusgange bes iieb3ebnten
Sabr6unberts pibmeten bic 9lmerituz
ner ibren 5risbbOfen eine erbObte glufs
mertiamteit. Sn pieIen StGoten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

bier nit 56rdnen In ben Gussn auf
Gbre Oeriibert. buB fie ni9t senug fir
fid fslbit Su sFM bGtten, bab bic
nSbrigen" ihon 9faes fprtsef6leppt
bGtten u. +. tp. 9llIes mas re9t lift,
biefs ReIpett einfl0Benbe Dame ipielte
tire Role nit Oiel @sTdid; mir pa=
rem aber fold ungeidIiffenes Reiters
bolt. baB mir ibr nidt aufs Wort
gIaubtsn, fpnbern felbf nu6leben
ipoIlten. Worte ber @ntriiituns fei=
tens Der fol5en SiiblGnberin balfen
ni4ts; 5ubem tamen nod circu fiinf
Bis feds dnoere Sourassure ii6er bic
ssen5 seIauf. unb idnelles Sunbeln
mar um pldb.. Sin please, MAJ
dam. step aside or we might hurt
you" seniiete, unb i'm nddIsn WaO>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

ftriptiOr Der umeritaniT6sn 3iseunsr
Suidmmenge6ra9t ipurben.
gaidt unerpdbnt burf id lafen,
baB bic omeritanii9en 5ritbbDfe ie6r
oft attien @eIeGi6aften eebOren.
Cine 9ln5ubl &apitaliIten pereinigen
Iid, pdhIen cine romantiid gelesene,
nod unbebdute 9eeeno aus, leaen
Saine, Sei9e. 9G9s, g3romena6en
II. 7. M. an. psrisben oas @anSe nit
elmer imppianteH um5dununs, itolSen
portalen, elmer &dpells nber einem
semetnidmen 2ei9enbauis, unb = elm
air9bof 1T fertig. glunmsbr perTens
bet bic 9eTelf6aft ibre proipette, er,
lGBt glntiinOunaen in ben 3eitunaen,
uno balo pddit eins SObtenifabt ems
por nit 2reuSen, Steinsn, pprdmis
ben, Stdtusn unb MauIpIeen, Don
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

miiFen beutSutass bic nSautfelOer Der
ilniterbIi6teit" IOgar gu ben eriten
Ssbsnspiirbisteitsn sere6ust perben.
SIN Sabre 1896 sutitanO Der nSobs
fensarten" BON Nsp SaOen, @Onnecs
ticut; eintse SabrSe6nte ipGter fol9ten
bic grobarttsen 9lnlagen oberbalb
Brootlpns, bei Bottom, philadelphia.
Cincinnati (rSpr,ne @rope") unb
Gan 5runcisco (n2one MpuntainD. }.
llnmittelbar mad benz grobsn 8iir9ers
friege nuros Der 6errli6e Soloutens
Srisbbof arlington. DaibinstOn
gegeniibsr, ungslest; unsefGbr INN bies
ielbe 3.it sntitanben Der v6oreit
2uipn" in Buffalo uno Der iOpuii9
i6Dn selssene .2ate 9islp" in Glepes
Lamb. Rem gOrt besrub Bis Dor
&ursem feline 9eritorbsnsn iGmmtlid
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

lin m6srt6It fdneII gum 3ieIs gu ss.
langen, ipurbs bas SAB uuf ben &opf
geitelt. Der 8oben nit benz Bell einsea
idlasen unb nun @les, mas 5iiiIIigs
felt bielt, nit bieiem sOlen Rab ses
fiiut. ginise fiiIIten iosur Die SGbeI>
f9sibe, unb na9Oem Sober nod eineu
tiibnsn 3us aus Oem offenen Safe,
tpie elm 9ferb aus einem Stalleimer
iGuft, senommen bate, sing's lpieOer
los. Dor bem SuuIe iab es ipie auf
elmer gountrb Sair aus; einige Reiter
pddten irsenb ettpas auf's pfero.. dns
bere battsn Siibner ober Srulbdbne in
ben SGnben, anbsre batten setrodnste
aepfeII9niben unb bersleidsn. ale
iparen ieslsnbsrsniist. "a tdmen
trsiTdenO sinise Sdnie ansefIattert,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

gefoIgt bon einem &apalleriIten, lpels
der pdbrI6einIib feline gompaenie
nit @Gnfebraten ii6srrdT6en pcllte.
@dniebrdteH lit gut! ba9te it, unb
Elm Sieb nit bem SGbel na6 re6ts
lieferte mir cine Sans, bic bur6 mein
idneibiges 8Orsebsn ben Ropf i'm
nabren Sinne bes Wortes berloren
bate.
SEPT fties id alfo nodmaIs a6. nm
meine 8eute am SatteI gu bsFeItiaen.
Sa, bus mar Ieidtsr ssfast, als se>
than; bus @ieb flattsrte nod, i9
lpuroe tbrer aber bod enbli6 Ssrr,
unb bu iie itart blutete, 10 banD i'd iie
nit bem 9alfe na9 untsn an ben
9einen feft. Mein pferb purbe un=
rubis, beim 9lufiiBen itrsifte i9 nit
oem Sporen meinen 5utterIad. aber
id fab feit, als mein pferb i'm ges
ppbnten Salopp lossins. Sd mar
nod nidbt ipeit seritten, als ih unIerer
GOlOnne. ipelde auf Der g2oab in
rubisem S9ritt babinritt, anIi9tis
purbe. @eipOhnlid tOnnten mir uns
fdon BON elmer getpiFen @ntfernung
aus orientiren fpie fpeit borne ober
binten unIer Resimsnt mar, unb eben
nit oieIer Srientirung beIfdftigt,
mahte mein pferb einsn foloHalen
Sprung na9 borne; i9 perliere tens
pOrGr meinen SIP, bic Sans i9ninst
nit einem Bud mad borne, I9lGgt
bic 5liigeI mod einmal, mein pferb
I6eut unb ee6t burd. sIiidli9er WsiIe
in Der ridtigen Ri9tuug. Die gos
lonne, ipelbe Idon porber auf mid
aufmertIam setporoen mar, neil i9
eine Sans am Sattel bate, bate bie=
len san5en gprfau seieben unb brad
in bellen Subel aus, dls i9 ipie bic
pilOe Sagb an ibr Doriiber iauite, elm
Spdb gum Soblahen fir iie ieoen=
fulls. mir Hang es pis S0aengss
lddter. unb als i6 aud bic Dorte gu
bOren sluubte: Where did you get
the whiskey from9" rib ih tur5
entT6IoFen meine @ans ab, Iieb Iie
fallen uno sIei6 barauf berubigte Iid
aud meiu pferb pisher. lub i9
tOnnts einem OffiSier. Der mid anz
ipra6, 5ufrieSenItelenbe GrflGrung
asben. SEPT erfubr i6 nun aud,
parum bie2eute 10 selaht battsn.
Wlein 5utisriad bate nGmli6 einen
RiB betommen. als i9 6eim auffiben
nit bem Spprsn ourNnssitoBen mar;
bsi iebem Sdbe, ben ous pfero nun
mddte, puItete oas Wiebl berdus, mid
Iopie oas pferb in cine peiBe WoIte
biilIenb. SD bd6te ndtiirlih INNER
on meine Sans uno slaubte, Iie ipdre
bic llrfdde oes anbaltenben @elGdz
ters; bssbalb entIebiste t6 mid ibrsr.
sd tam in fdOner @erfaFung BEL
Der gompdgnie an; msin Pfero mar
naB BON S6TAb, uno Der Meblftaub
butts iicb auf Oemielben gu elmer art
&leiIter perlpanbslt. fpGbrenb id islbit
sinem MiiIler sIi6.
Dem llmitanbs, bab id einen iebr
beoebrensnertben Irtitel Bel mir
fiibrte, bate ih es gu DerbanteR, oab
feline Srasen. ben llrIprung Der 8lut=
flsden an meiner Sfleibuns unb mei=
nem Sdttel5eus betreifeno. ssItslIt
purbsn. SpGter tpuroe Der parforess
Ritt aud mir sradblt. &einer abnte
isbof. bab i'd, ibr Iosenannter
-Whiskey Commissary" unb Der
Poultry man, elm uno bieIslbs
perion mar; aber nod beute, ipsnR
i'd irssubpo ben 9lusruf bore:
Where did you get that whiskey
fromg" oente i'd an
ntvia n
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

aud elm 9ei9ent. Stu.
bent 2.: g0u, unier Stammtpirtb
bat ia 6euts 9sburtstu9, Oa miiBteu
mir i6m eisentlib mas Identen!"
STUDENT g.: nRun ia! Wir pollen
beut mai in ne andre 9neipe gebn!A
= Ri9tie. o.: DAB ii9 bic
Oamen Oiel f9nelIer entipidsln. dls
bic Wdnnsr, lit bod cine SbdtIa4e."
g.: gRa, id ipe;b ni9t! Seben Sic
bas 5rdulein t. ba gum 9siIpiel. lie
BAT pier5is Sabre sebruuht, I'M iebt
breiBig gu fperoen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23
AM R1ttrrplatz hrr Tnhtrtt.
Bon geneiI Bania.

in 8rootIpn, sntpeber auf benz ~2u'
tberian", benz rGolparp" pber benz
.@reenlpoob". bic bi9t nebsn einans
Der liesen. @riterer 1T Der ausf4liebs
li9 proteitantii9e, ber apeite Der tas
tboliI6s, unb Der lebts Der allgemeine
5rie6bof, b. E. berienise, auf ipeldem
8etenner alIer gonfeIiionen, beaip.
RslisiOnen beissiebt perben. 9lud
Der bod selesene 5riebhof r2one
Mountain" (Oer einIame Berg gu
San 5ranciseo an ben @eitdben bes
Stillen @eltmeeres perbient bier @rs
nG6nung. Stebt man atpif9en ben
@rG6erreiben BON y2one Mountuin" /,
10 iibsrblidt bas 9tuse ni6t nur bic
tpiebereritanbene Stabt am goloenen
8bpre, es fdpeift audi Der Bid in
Der reinen, bunItfrsien unb fpnnieen
2ltmoipbdre meilentpeit iiber bic
ifimmernben Welen bes Oceans.
RGbert man ii9, bon Der Seeieite
fommenb, bem Safen BON San Srans
cisco, 10 erblidt man fdpn seraume
3sit por Der Ginfabrt bas bodrasenoe
&rsus, ipeldes ii9 auf benz b04iten
puntts bes r2one Mountuin" srbebt.
9(u9 BON bsm Jog. alien Mprmonens
frieObof oberbalb Salt 2ate gitp ges
niebt man cine entsiidenbe Qusfiht.
@erube unter benz 8eIdduer liest bic
Stabt Brigham gpung's i'm &rdnse
griinenber 9drten unb pluntasen,
slGn5t Der Spiesel Oes sroBen Sul5@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23
OH 1ltrgtnta Applf-5ark.

gs mar auf einem Der beriibmten
Sbsriban'iden Streif5iise in @irsla
mia, 6ab mir, i'm Riiden bes 5e:nnes
opsrirenb. feline Rssierunss Ratios
men sie6en fpnnten unb in SOIge oeI>
fen auf bic @orrGtbs, bic mir 5ufdai9
auf unIerem Muri9e BEL ben Surmern
porfinben piirben, ansetpleien paren.
Bon iebsm Hesiments tuuroen msbrsrc
Mann fommanbirt, inbem lie gisi4s
seitig als sslantler bienten, RE inner=
batb Sebfpeite belegenen 6armen ndf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23


9pd suriid Su unierem 8eIude
auf benz @rsentpopb Sriebbufe. I'm
biefen Sobtsnader fennen ou lernsn,
geniist nidt elm fIiidtiser 8eiud BON
Elm paar Stunben. Sine sanae Reihe
BON Sasen 1T buau erfprOerIi9. Sat
man bic @trabenbabn ober bas
0ampfboot psrIuTen, 10 fiibren breite
aleen ben maieitdtii4en Ginsansss
portalen eutgesen. 8or ben Shoren
iteben in ben Sommermpnaten aabls
rei9e 3fpeis ober mebripGnniseMietbs<
fubrnerte, beren 2enter bic Souriiten
ipcnigitens nit ben berpprrosenbiten
Monumenten pertraut MAIDEN. DAB
bieie SriebbDfe 8roptlbns bic 8eiu>
der 10 fpmpatbiId anmutben. betpirtt
iener etgenartige We4fel BON Berg
unb sbaI, bon sriinen, iippisen Wies
fen, bon gpprsifentdinen, bon pldtz
idernben Auellen unb itillen Wetbern,
in beren buntles DaFer Iib bic
3peise breiter Srauertpeiben ienten.
limb aus ben Roienbaineu, aus ben
Gppr.fens unb @idenpdlb4en treten
iene ipeitbin iidtbaren peibsn Murs
morblDd., iene ftplaen SGulen unb
Obelisfen beraus, bic bGufig Sau=
ienbe BON Dollars bel ibrer @rridz
.ung setofet buben. Sier oereibt
man bic S9reden bes Sobes; du9
bic trobisfts Sesle mub unipiItiirlid
5rieben unO Nube angeiidts biefer
eigenartisen acknowledgement Scenerie
empfinben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

benen bic Iebtsrsn beTonbers bis gu
unb bisipeilen iiber $4,000 Dollars
bel ibrer 9lusfiib,uns toitsn. Die
bD9ft eigenurtiee tirdli9e unb relis
si0fe gnttpideluns in 9lmerita brinst
es init -iid. baB biefe Sobtsnader in
elmer @eife Suitanbe fommen, bic febr
na9 Dollars unb gents f9medt unb
i'm tonierDatiDsn europa fait unbes
fnnnf LII
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

ten aussufinosn, bon Der allerbeIten
Sorte nod odsu. Sir einen Oerarti=
aen sSau butten mir unter uns elm
gebeim psrabrsostes 3ei9en; ss Bee
itanb barin, OaB mir. obne 2Grm gu
MAIDEN. sinsn 3peis in Der Cuff ber=
Inn I9psnttsn. SisIss 3siden purbe
aIio aessbsn unb einise S:tunben
Ipdter purOe bieIes Dermeintli9e Y0=
felfIeiT6 umI6pGrmt, pie etipa bic
8ieRen cine rsifs 8irne umIdpGrmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23
Oie ride Grim. u.

= pie rei9e Gr6in. w.:
rJinbeft 0u 6rduIein GiOlObeim
bibi62" g.: Rod ni4t = dbtr
lie ipirb es einmul. penn ihr Batter
itir6t.".
aus Der Snitruttionss 81
itunoe iiber sc a d b len t. :
Sergeant: -. Wie id eben seiast;
5o6alb auf Dade Der 9err llntsrof:
fisier bic aampe unaiinbeH ldIt ssht
bic Spnne unter!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

= 8erIdnappt. = Hi9ter:
-Sie Iinb Observation-Disclosures iiber<
tptefen! Sbre StiefeI. bic Sic in Der
Gile bes sefGbrOeten Riid3uges ite9en
IieBen, baben sic berrdtbsn!" ans
eetGagter: ~qber, guer @nuoen, bic
iiRO bod aud ni4t bon mir!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

STEINER affs: nSa, feb mai.
pdpa. Der tomii9e Mann."
@Iter @ffe: rSd. iiebit bu. 10
idben mir aus, ebe mir 70 tlug unb
biibfd ipurben trie jebt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-05-23

&anOnier (Oem bon ieinsm
neuen SdGbden cine erobe 9ebers
tpurft seidentt lparb): nMutb, gugus
ite; nit fol9en @eidofeu fpirit Su
balb bic J.Ituns msines 6sr3sus er'
obern!"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
WHEELER NEWS

Mrs. Nelson was Valparaiso visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. H. W Abbott is seriously i'll
with quinsy.
Mrs. Phoebe Taylor and Miss Cath
crime Barnes. were Chicago visitors
yesterday.
The Rebekah's held a meeting We'd
nesday evening and initiated several
new members.
Mrs J. Colt and Miss Erma Colt.
were among the passengers fro Valpo-
raise Thursday morning.
An eight and one half pound baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hatten Wednesday evening.
Judge Fields of Englewood who has
been visiting with his son Robert for
a time, returned home Thursday morn
ing
The N. Y & C. S. L. R. r. have set
off cars of Italians at Wheeler. who
are at work laying new rails through
Wheeler.
Burdette Tatlock entertained a num-
Der of his young friends Wednesday
afternoon at party, given in honor of
his second birthday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
| ROBERTSDALE NEWS

]. Dunsing of Hammond transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs. E. c. Holmes Of 121 Harrison
avenue, was a Chicago visitor Thurs
day.
Miss Daisy Upton of Chicago is the
guest of relatives here for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Lundt are enter
tanning Mrs. John Erickson of South
Dakota.
George Shadeck of Palos Park, Ill,
is visiting his son, Henry HIATT, for a
few days.
Mrs. Henry Eggers of Roberts ave
nue., spent Thursday visiting relatives
in Chicago.
Mrs. Hingh of Chicago. is visiting
her sister, Hrs. John Pinks of 427 Pearl
street, this week.
James McKenna returned home from
Plainsfeld. Ind, where he had been
attending a boys college.
Miss Martha Reling of East Chicago
is visiting her sister Mrs William Sch
wekert of IA Reese avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kash of Roberts
avenue are entertaining Miss Ella
Miss Ella Michan of Chicago this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herndobler of
Roberts avenue, entertained a number
of their relatives from Chicago yes
terday.
| Mr. ard Mrs. James Judson returned
to their home in Cleveland avenue. af-
ter spending a week visiting relatives
| in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Sneider of Belleville,
Ill. are visiting the latter's mother.
Mrs. NJ E. Hunter of Indiana bouIe-
ward for a few weeks.
| Mrs. Edward Matthias and daughter.
Miss Irene. left yesterday for Mich
| igan City, Ind. where they will spend
| a week visiting relatives.
| Thies f. Claussen Of Valparaiso, Ind.
| secretary of the Northern Indiana Vol
unteer Ffremens association, was in
Robertsdale last evening on business
for the coming tournament which will
be held at Valparaiso, Aug. Is.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
MUNSTER NEWS

Mr.. Jacob Munster transacted bust
ness in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Henrietta Munster is going to
spend her months vacation in Rose
land.
Miss Corinna Kalef of St. John, has
been visiting Irene Kraay for a week
and yesterday returned to her home.
Miss Mary Decker of West Pullman
has been visiting the family of C. P.
Schoon for the past month.
Workmen came to look over the
school building today so the repairing
Of the rooms will probably begin to-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Needham of Blue
Island avenue. Chicago, have been
spending very pleasant week with
the MINISTERS. Mr.. Needham is an old
Grand Army friend of Mr. Munster S,
having been a member of the same
regiment.
Munster is surely growing Three
young ladies have made their appear
ance here in the last week, and the
families with whom the bouncing girls
have come to stay are, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Dingaman ia
baay and Mr.. and Mrs. a. Fikema.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02

Frank Sharback. OF Hobart was a
Crown Point visitor.
Fred Sehmal of Lowell was visiting
friends in Crown Point.
The clerk issued three marriage IL
censes today. All Chicago parties.
Casper Berierger of Dyer transact
ed legal business in Crown Point.
Ed. Sigler left last evening for a
short visit to various ports in Miehi-
gan.
Attorney 7 s Fancher has just fin
ished moving in his beautiful residence
on Joliet street
Ernst Borchat left last evening for
onn, Ohio. to assume his duty as a
mail clerk on the Penn: R R.
The death Of John Mau. occurred al
the home OF his daughter near Aims
worth. Deceased was brought to Crown
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
RENSSELAER, NEWS

Mrs. w II. Beam spent yesterday
with friends in Monon.
Miss Harriet Woman is visiting Miss
Donna Harmon at Pontiac, Ill.
Joseph sharp has gone to Kentland
for several days visit.
Miss Title Ramp who has been Wis
iting in Kentland returned home yes
terday.
Mrs Mary Z. Lowe returned yester-
day from Valparaiso. where she attend
ed the summer commencement.
Miss Coma f. Meese who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. B. Forsythe re-
turned to her home in Dixon, Ill, yes
terday.
Mrs. r. P Benjaman returned home
yesterday from a two weeks visit win
her daughter, Mrs Calvin Cain of Lake
Village.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
DYER NEWS

]. ]. Klein and children took a trip
to Chicago Heights Thursday.
Casper Beiriger made a business trip
to Crown Point yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Scheidt were
Hammond visitors yesterday.
A ]. Gedlach of Crown Point trans
acted business here yesterday.
Ben Dahlkamp, of st. John was a
Dyer business visitor Thursday after
noon.
Isaac Loewenberg of Chicago was
here yesterday in the interests of his
business.
Messrs William. Henry and Fred See
hansen of Hanover Prairie were Dyer
business visitors Thursday.
During the high wind yesterday af-
ternoon one of the four corner steeples
en- our church was blown down.
William Werner formerly from Dyer
but living near Endor at present, was
in town yesterday afternoon on bust
ness.
Tony Kaiser has resigned his job as
car inspector on the Monon. William
Teltemacher has accepted the position
in Mr. Kaisers place.
Hudson Jones of indianapolis. gen
eral agent for the Phenix Insurance
company was here yesterday to look
after the sub-agency.
A nice refreshing shower came yes
terday afternoon. Although not high
iy appreciated by the hay makers, yet
It brought relief from the heat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
HOBART NEWS

Joseph McGnl of Valparaiso, was in
Hobart yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Vincent is visiting
friends in the city
Pickles were hauled yesterday for
the first time to the new Heinz sailing
station.
George Ragen went to Michigan City
yesterday where he will visit friends
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roper of South
Bend, are visiting here this week with
Mr.. Roper's parents.
A. X. Garhardt and daughter, who
have been in Kansas for several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Merger and daughter,
Edna, are visiting at Creti, ILL.,, this
week with Mrs. Borger's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Burge Of
Black River Falls, Wis, are visiting in
Hobart with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Strong.
Mrs. Thomas School and daughter
Stellt, who have been visiting friends
in Fort Wayne the past two weeks
returned yesterday.
A pleasant birthday surprise party
was held Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Roper in
honor of Mrs. Roper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
ST. JOHNS NEWS

F. Becker of Hammond transacted
business in st. John Thursday.
P. Sauer and P. Schumacher are do
ing repair work on the ST. John
church.
Mrs. JOS. Scher of Whiting is visit
ing her parents, Postmaster and Mrs.
Andrew Hammer, here.
Messrs August Koehle and Adam
Gard made a pleasure trip through the
northern part of Lake county Thurs
day.
A very fierce storm set in here yes
terday afternoon, but subsidized in a
short while without doing much dam
age.
Mesdames n. Terry and NJ. SchereI
of Hammond, spent yesterday in St
John. the guests of John Pfeifer and
family.
NJ. Wachte1 has resigned his position
as section foreman nthe C. 1. &
s r. r John Pfeifer is again temper
airy foreman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
LOWELL NEWS

Mrs J. H. Robertson, OF Washing
ton, is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Din
widdie and other relatives.
Walter White, after a vacation of
several weeks. has again opened up his
meat market at the old stand.
John Love, who was stricken with
paralysis is pronounced a great deal
better and it is thought now he will
recover,
Mrs. Ed Beebe, of Princeton. Wis.
is visiting the Bryants and Dinwiddie
families over in Eagle Creek town
ship Her husband was the editor of
the first paper published in Lowell.
The Chicago Hennepins and Oakland
Parks next Sunday The Hennepins
are leading the X. c league in the city,
and it will be a good game with the
locals here.
The good weather of the last week
o. more has greatly helped the farmers
out in putting UP their hay after the
long delay, and they are all working
on double quick time. Hay is a good
crop down in this part Of the county,
the best it has been in several years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
WHITING NEWS

NJ N. Castleman OF Toleston. was IN
town last night.
Mrs. Star stowen and children re-
turned last night from a visit to Mich
igan,
Mrs. Peter Hayes ana daughter,
Pansy. are in Michigan for a few
weeks.
Misses Bessie Walker and Elizabeth
swartz We're South Chicago visitors
yesterday.
Attorney Charles E. Greenwald
transacted business in East Chicago
yesterday.
Miss Maud Fowler of streeter. III.
is here visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. P.
Obenshain.
Mrs. Wesley Thorpe and children of
New York avenue, were Hammond Wis
itors yesterday.
The Electric theatre on One Hundred
and Nineteenth street has closed up
for lack of business.
Miss Martha Lee of ST Charles III
is here visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Henry Swan of Ohio avenue.
Mrs Hal Jones and daughter Nellie
of Hammond, We're here visiting Judge
and Mrs. George w. Jones last even
ing.
| Henry Klink is here as the guest of
his sisters. Mesdames Wilds of New
| dan avenue.
Mrs. Guy Fleming of Fischrupp ave-
nue. is at Lafayette. Ind, where the
! funeral of her mother was held
| W ednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
TIE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

Point for burial and was + years old
The funeral services were preached by
Rev. A Both. Of the Lutheran church.
John G. Foss is moving in his home
on Ridge street recently vacated By
Attorney T. s. Fancher and family.
Miss Rae Lothrop. is assisting in the
treasurer's Office during the absence
or Miss Mayme MaiIet, who has gone
on the Lake County Times jamestown
trip.
The steam ditcher used by Green and
Son. in the construction OF the sewer
system. is making the streets of Crown
Point look as though there is actually
something doing.
Mrs. O. \. Daugherty and children.
left this morning for their home in
Springfield. Ohio. after short visit
at the home of Ex-sherin and Mrs.
Charles J, Daugherty
Hoag, son of William Hoag living
Immediately west of town died yes
terday morning at his fathers home.
Deceased was 16 years of age. The
funeral services viii be held at St.
Mary's church.
A large crowd of Foresters are work
ing hard in the Fair grounds, getting
things in fine shape for their picnic on
August 8, They expect to have the
greatest picnic ever held in Crown
Point. A cordial Invitation to all.