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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01

Rroieiior internationalcr g~eieeesfun.
DC an ser bIsiigen llnioeriitat. 9ie
8i5epraiioenten lin0 8r. @ermann
@rauert @eididtsproieiior an Der
uni0erfitdt mo WiitglieO Der aonia-
liheH 4fa0emie bier; 8. bon &ifiier.
eriter 8rdiiDent ser SunOeIsfanImer
SberbdDerns, uno 9r. 6. Guiooe,
Barlameatorier uno 9raiioent ocr
bIgiigeu 6rie0eisg ihaff.
Ole Sefretare iin0 Il. u @raii
Elm betannter Sabrifont uno Gr. G
I6iegles, Elm 8ehtsanfpnlt 6es bieiigcn
boditen @erihtsbofs. 2as SdaB.
neiiter miro SER !. Raper fangiren.
Gin internationales Gbreufomite
tit aud ernannt wor0eH, NIT oem
bG1rii6en @remiermiuiIter, Baron
BON BooauiIs els gbreHprdiioeut
lie nmerifaHiihe 6rieoensaeieu
idlaFt miro auf ocm aongrcB ourh
ihreH Gefretdr. Or. @eulamip s..
IruebIooo, b~ertreten fem.
3ebn Sabre fin0 Oerfloiiea, ieifoem
in Teutidlano cine 5ieuug oes Na.
qemeiHeH 6rieoensfonareies ltattge.
iuuoen bat; Der ndte QonqreB faro
I'M Sabre 1897 in Samburg itatt.
Seine Deitcre greisermaHignua.
Berlin. 27. aueuit
als Sic aufmerfiamfeit 5es Gene
raIOireftors Saain Ser 6aai6urg.
Imerifa 9iHie auf einen in 2iber.
pool Deronentlid,ten Beridt Selenft
mur0c, laut Dcldcm oieie Die Inbr.
ureiie iir 9oiiitenDaiiaaiere nod
ueiter e%rmGBtaen wole. ia9te en-:
.es tit Dorlaufig feline peitere Grmd-
.Gigung Der aaiuteniabrpreiie bead.
ihtigt."
Sine gniprade bee &aiiers.
Berlin. q. Gtuguit.
Sn geanttportung elmer 9euia.
toHlmHnn8saniprohe oeS @argermei.
tiers pom SaHnooer iagte geitern Der
aaiier BIlhelm:
ogSir babcn Der giitiaeu 6iiguna
oes @iHmels uH0 Dem Sdauerte nm.
ierer treren Sruppen es 5u per0an.
fen, BOB cs moglid mar. Sen 5rieoen
10 Iange 5u eebalten."
GHt ~a5aelaufen.
9aHtober, q. IuguIt.
@a6rcn0 Der aroHprlnj 5rieorih
Mllbclm berte cine @utomobuiabrt
madte. itieb er nahe graanihmeia
NIT einem leerGn 8ngeu 5uiammen.
Ger arajtpageH muroe leidt bel6a.
oigt, nber lieInan0 0erIcet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
gOrtne

NieBreFc Srclentc bird cine Baser.
pl0ii0n OerleBt.
2Iiabon. %. auguIt.
aHi Dem portugieFihen ariegs.
ihiife s&aseo De @ama" ereiQnete
rh beiite cine @aserploiioH. Wehrere
Seeleute plwocn Oerleet oDh lit fem
@erluit Don D1eniheHle6en su befla.
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
Der @eiiefaiier.
SrIanO.

Qonaforo. SrInnn- o7 a[l

2ongioro. SrIano. 81. 9Iua.
Sames 3. 6arrea, 6as befantte
irldn0iih . nationalntil6e garlo.
mentsmitglie0, un0 40 an0ere mur.
0ea f%rH6morgens perDaftet un5 mer.
ben Jest Der einem @rtrageridtsboi
pro8eilirt, inter Der Anfldae, AN
einer ungeieslihen geriommluna
tbeilgeHommen ST baben. bic aeeia.
net mar, 81 einem aufrubr 5u lib
rem"
Ser 5arrea bate In sieinem @abI.
freis cine Reibe &erinmmlunqen al.
gebalten bel oeaeu e. auiqereat Ser.
ging un0 GempaIeien 5fuii6en ga.
tionaliiten un0 O2italie0crn Ser
Snn- Seins@ a~usbrodlen.
AHber0em mur0a ans sen 8eioelan-
oereien pieIes @ieh meggetrieben, un6
Die StaatSanmaltidait brinqt oies
NIT Der Asitation ron Srn. 5arreu
uno AnOeren in @erbin0ung.
IS aabrt in Srlnno.
Dublin. SrIono q. glug.
Gie beutige A6enoonsqabe 0es
Amtsblattes cni5dlt cine &rofldma-
ton 0es .2oro 2ieutenant-in-G olm.
ell. melfe erfldrt. 0aB gGuiiie
Counties uno @e5irfe Srlan0s lid,
IN einem 3uitaHo BON Auirubr befin-
ocn MO Ser .9oro 2ieutenant" CT
mddiigs Notwithstanding
iur OIele @egeloen aHisubieten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
9niel @arHuiqnc.
Sin itnrfrs grSbr6eu.

Sort be Grauce 28. auauIt.
Scbic @att 10 N1iuuten Dor Il
nbr. mur0c bier Gin itarfes 6r0bcben
oeripiirt. IS ijn0 feline 9eribte ilber
eipa angeridlteten Ghaoeu eiuaelau.
len.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
3opau.


2otlo, p. Au1.
Snioige DER perheereH0en llebcr.
ldnpemmuHgeu IN ,3eutraliaDan lei.
Den GanleH0e non Sunolcuten Aoth
mo 8iele hagen am &unQcrtud.
Ter Breis 0es &eIieg lit beute bober
ais ie bepor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
@nt a5~aeIanfen.
edluds.
las 9eiar 0rrn,.

WtII %. Au8.
9ier Dlu0e beute Die .@eeaihait
5nm @eHfer @eiBen areu5 gegriin-
net. Ger 3ped Der Organization lit
Ote 9efampfuRg ser Suberfnloiis. Oes
arc5s un0 alter aniteden0er aranf-
belten iorUie der ioa. io3ialcn llebel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
g qatrt in Srlano.
@Oita @iea.


San Sole q. Iusuit.
Die Geaierug bat segen ale BON
auba (mo oas @eIbfieber herridi)
fommenoen S6iiie Quarantine er.
fl6rt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
InrIainiH nor &njaaan.
A|Rtoa9aW 2e 9l!il.

@ia5a8aW. 2e. Aal.
Waelainiu Ser ianatiite @rielgeJ
wtnttr 5ente einen @eriud. IN oieie
Sta0i 5u 0rinacn cher miola1 0eS
energiifen @ioeritanoo Ocs @ouoer
neurs muBte or 0apon o5itebeu Gr
enropaiidlcH @9uo5Htr Sic lciierd
nus @Ia3agau fIoea tebreH pieo1s
suriid
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
Die SrHppsn Oes Sultans erIriSeu
cine @ieorrlaaf.
NanRer q NLnaNii

Bon 6e5 beitic bier c~inqelaufcus
&ahritten meIoen oaB Sic 3yabua.
Stanme tiirjIih Gruppeu 0cs Sal.
taHs anarIlieu un0 btliegten ncltc
Ron Sen 9tauren Sribut erbeben iou.
fen. SDaH5i9 Scloaten oeS Sul
tane wuroeB IN oem Sample get6o.
4af
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
srbren in bic Seimat6 snraf.
Geiterrci6 -unsaru.
Gic gIattcrn in @icn.
8ien. %. 9luguit.

8ien. %, aiiguit.
Sier iin0 mdbren0 ser Ieeten 5ebu
Gage so Sale BON 9lattern sur Nm.
.5eIge gelangt uno infolqe 5eiisn
berriht unter ser 8eb6lterunq be.
oeutenOe 9eiorsuiB. Sn alien 5toot.
be5irten limo Smpfitotionen erri6tet
Doroen, no Die 2eute, bic Iib IN
groBen MengeH %eiHfinoen, ~foitenfrei
geimpft meroen. Seute gina Ser
@orrdtb an SDmpbe 81 @nSe un0 Sic
9eborOen baben infolgeoeiien an Die
9rooin3ialit1ote un0 an Berlin uno
gfiiHhen megeH l1eberlaiuna bon
SDn1pBe teIegropbirt.
Der @eiiefaiier.
@ien, &c. aueuIt.
IS pirO beitdfigt oaB ser ihou
ieit ldngerer 3eit ermartete geiuh
ees oeutihen aaiiers am runani.
iden Sole iiberIid5 pntfueoer bieien
auguit ODER nd6ltes 6riibiabr ftatt.
finben piro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
Writer GeninIar6eamter.
GaiabIanca q. 9lnauit.

NaIuNIuIIIl5 .. lIlIIIII,
Cine Ron Dem biciiaeu iraa3oH.
iden Boli5eiridter ein9eleiiete In.
teriudung bat ersebeu. oab eua
S6reiber eiueS 0er bieiigen aouiq.
late oeS @mpfaHes GeplaHoerteu ei.
gentbuus idruloig III.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01

SanHoDer, q. Ausuit.
@Gsren0 Der aaiier @iIbelm sic
@araOe nber Die ariegsveteroneu aes
tern bier abbielt uno iaIutirte. glitt
iein 9fer0 aus uno i~fiir3te, io0aB Der
8aiier 8u 9o0eH geDorfen lDur0e.
0bue jeglibe 5iilfe unO unDarlest
erbob iih ser aoiier ioiort mieoer,
beftie9 Elm an0eres @fero uno boueH.
0ete Oie Iruppenidnu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
@rrifO.

Ter 5ric6s IN 3entrnIamerifu ne.
iihert.
Weerifo, q. aueuit.
@s miro bier befannt gegeben, 0aE
ourh Die @ermittlumg Der Ser. Staa.
ten uno WiprIfos Ser Srieoe in Zen.
traIamerifo iebt geiihert lit. 5ormaIe
angabeHz oie ndberen ein5elbeiten
eutbalteH0. fuerOen pabrideinIi1 IN
iDenigen Sagea gelrpadt mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
IOn ermorbet mOrben iein.
2on0on %. gluq.

Der Tribune" miro BON ibrem
Rorreiponoenien IL 9anacr unter
Borbebalt telesrapbiih Elm @eriiht
eemelOet. lant peI6em Der SuIion
aboul sl3i8 IN Sea in ieinem 9nluite
meu6Ieriih ermoroet morSen iein
In
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
@ia bic @anren a6erIiiten.

Ger iran50iiihe 9efe6lsbuber sc.
neral 8rn0e bat beibloiieu, einen
Eheil lcinFs %rmee finn Wleilen iii0.
LID San Jier 81 entien0en, nm Stel.
lung 81 uebmen nabe Gao0ert, no CT
ii6 bcmiiben fpiro, Ole 0airen in
eine Sale 81 Ioden.
3ie 8oli8eibeb0roe eroineie beute
bic 8erban6luHgen iiber SO @efau.
gene, lpeldr bes WlenheImor0es. oes
Rnubes, Der 8liinoeruug uno oes
neutrality-suspicious. feinbIiher Wau.
rem nngelagt iiR6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
@roebritaunien



2onoon. 2S. Au8uIt.
05it Den ablihen 3ereuoRien Der.
taAte ijd beite 0ns @arlameut.
Gie abaeihlojiene Seiiion mar cine
Ser lan9ite1 nRO arbeltsreihiten.
llgaer so @orIaeeu, oIe BON bciOen
Sduiern auaelontmen porom ma.
rem. lUur0n nom 80nig grtgeheiBen.
Die N}itllJe0er 0es u~nterhauies ira.
Ten nm 4iittag 8nlammeR uno wur'
Ben fur5 Oaralyf nah Dem G6erbaus
aerilfcu. no bic Ehronreoc 0cs &6.
nias perleien mur0e. Eie erflarun.
.8en In 0srieIbeR entbIelten nidts
pidti5es tie be5ogen It'd melltenS
oliF oie Hcueriihen @erriherbegeJ-
miaacn uu9 ami 0ie iran9ihaftIiheu
Seliebun8en Observation-Disclosures
ans sem ibriacu @lahtea; ;erner ami
0aS neutrlide abFoulmen NIT Spa.
men ouf Die iuteTnationaIe Srit-
oenSIogisre8 i'm Saag. GIN Sdlub
Dur0e ria ue'erblid ii5er oie wih.
tiA'ten &9riagen aeaebea Die nab
rea0 DER Eaaung anaeHonmsn per.
oca iu0gea.
Seiure @ufens s%nthebrH-
Sonoon IS Alignit
Ter STANDARD" mei0ct. oaB Scr
CAPTAIN Galocr. Der nit elmer ab.
fbetiua1 Solnatea non @riiiih
9uiana aui 0enesoloufiheS @sbigt
Sranl mo eine GAantItdf uHaeblit.
anf 6gitrhem @ebiet seou1mate
@aIata init Setia1 6elelte. leiraes
&oitcas ertsoheu wuree.
@cifcrc %crbaitunaru.
2oasForo SrIano Is aiis.
Ter irlauoiib rationale 8orla.
meHt1aRNiaat gicaeuna uH0 Il ici.
acg &Hb5Uscr puroen hcuie e5eufals
per5aiie, unser Sen sleiheH @cihal.
oiaumaea nic Tags 5lnor Scr Ear.
lamtut41b5coronets f1rrca IND 40
istacr aubanacr. Ne3euna Bate III
lcsaer &eoe 81 Soags 2onsior9 se.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
@eIlsre @erharInnnen aeiarDtrl.
8ori8, p. Wa.

gS puroe beilte amtlldl araefiig.
blot. Dab Der General TRIBE in 4nbe.
lradt Der 0urb 0ie Grofiamaiion
whitai Safig's aeidaifeneu cage mo
nm iiir ole Sale aeridtet 81 leia.
nm 5lpei @ataiIlone 8er'tartunacl
rriuht bat. IS mur0e oaranf BIZ
her 9eichl uah Gran. alRicr. ae.
Ianot moraea Die ron 2rnoe sc.
piiuidte 3abl Sol0atcn uah Gaia.
bIanca Az lenOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
gs bsrriat 6iniaFrit.

Karis, q. Au1uit.
Cine geitern 2(ben0 %beroffentlidte
offi5ioie Note erflart bab i1mmtlIde
@obincttsmimiter be}igIih Der bon
Branfreid in Ytoroffo 81 beioIgen
ben Voiitif elmer Meinnna iinb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
Ter aaaemcinc 6rieoeuSEonarrs.


Gos Sotai!onil,e Uehcs oe an.
Ia@clea3atta ogs Us auWataaen
6rcocaetoAare'G ias,ae. lid1 bier
.esm 8. bis IA Segtelle.s utriani.
melt ~ &aaoe1 ast<a pirN. lit
er3aaat l0ssoca. @ aiteai ali. a8tt.
ausl0egt $cricacu, alt e0n
oes Observation-Disclosures &atjclu 0er
ta0t Ecr &yNliScHt 4s.i.ics
TT 1rNGnr'& &dgtuga~ Ger &s3tl
aaipalt aes gs5igea GssNlcs a..o
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-01
Sinh fir aamIni Safia.

NulEUtIs 20 NNHNIt.
es mur0e bier beute aHaetinoiat,
baB Die aeinmmte Nepolferuna Don
wasagaH lid fir @tulai Safig ais
Sultan erflart bat.
81. -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19
KENSINGTON NEWS

+. /. orion of Moline, Mich. is Wis
iting her san and daughter in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orten.
Mr. Merrier of 18th street and
Michigan avenue IS improving the looks
of his property by having new walk
laid.
Mrs Scully of 1851 Dearborn street
is entertaining her sister Miss Carol
Of the city.
Mrs Miller visiter her sister. Mrs
Douglas, who is at the Englewood hos
pital reported that Mrs. Douglas was
doing nicely and would return home
in week.
The remains OF ". H. Groves of 1922
Perry avenue that were found on the
Chicago s. Western Indiana avenue
tracks Tuesday morning were buried
from Donty's undertaking rooms
Thursday morning the burial taking
place at Mt. Greenwood
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19
VALPARAISO NEWS


Frank Baker. owner of a hack line
here until recently, left town few
days ago and his whereabouts is un-
debts before he departed He left a
wife and three small children.
Druggist John sievers IS visiting
relatives in South Bend.
Miss Mary Pinter who has been Wis
iting relatives here. returned Monday
10 her home in Chesterton.
William sterling BATHS. the imper-
senator Of Dickens. drew a big crowd
at the opera house Thursday night.
samuel Barker, giving his home as
East Chicago. was given fifteen days
Jail sentence Thursday by Mayor ". H
William for vagrancy.
Next week Fred Shoemaker will
move his saloon from West Indiana
avenue TO the corner of Washington
street and Indiana avenue.
John NJ Mavity. editor of the vidette
left Thursday for a few days visit
with his parents in West Lebanon.
Mrs. w H Hall of East Side. is the
guest Of John Meeker and family.
James DAILY will spend the week
end with relatives in Michigan City.
Mrs Jonathan Osborn Is the guest O
her mother. Mrs. T. ]. Hixon. IN Has
kells, LaPorte county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19
INDIANA HARBOR

Gus Little attended the ball game to-
day with many Of his Chicago friends.
Mrs. James Mccullough has re-
turned to her sick mother in Chicago,
Mrs. Bayd was in Chicago on bust
ness yesterday
Frank Wheal expects to move his
family from Chicago to the Harbod in
81 few days.
NJ. ]. Madden Or Hammond was a
visitor at the Harbor this week.
There is very interesting violin
orchestra at the Harbor conservatory
which meets every Friday evening.
Miss Blanche Blood of Chicago directs,
with Miss BrassweH at the piano.
We have new millinery store in
Michigan avenue with beautiful hats
of the latest style. Mrs. William Nc
Cullough is the artistic designer and
is pleased to meet the ladies of the
Harbor.
Mrs A. Ambrosius of Commonwealth
avenue is a Chicago visitor today.
Miss Marie Lees, a social leader in
terday.
Tuesday was gala evening for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19
HEGEWTSCH NEWS

Mr. Miller of Superior avenue and
daughter Mrs. Phil Stein. jr., were
Hammond shoppers yesterday.
Fannie Johnson is visiting her grand
mother in Woodlawn.
Joseph Berg has left here and is now
staying in Hammond, where he has a
good position.
The show given in the opera house
last night was we'll attended and the
crowd was well pleased with the en-
tertainment.
The official board Of the II. z. church
will hold a business meeting tonight
in the church. DIR. Tilroe, the presid-
ing elder, will be present at the meet
ing.
The Ladies' Whist club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs Ed Miles. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Hurd; sec
ond by Mrs. Moran, and Mrs. Lammer-
ing won the BOBBY prize.
Mrs. Harry Box and Mrs. A. A. Kuss
were shopping in Chicago today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses issued April IS,

Marriage licenses issued April IS.
1907:
George Siket. Whiting ..............31
Lena Igyarto, Whiting ..............24
John w. Barry. Chicago .........42
Julia A. Barry, Chicago ..........34
Zachary K. Waldron, Chicago. ......3 50
Zella w. Gay. Chicago .............22
William T. Mcmillan. Chicago ...42
Pauline Wagner, Chicago ..-........22
Carl r. Mohler, Hobart. ............21
Minnie H. Cruel Hobart. ...........29
Frank Kuzak, Whiting .............24
Terezig Hayduck, Whiting .........19
Adolph Mische, Chicago ............50
Anna Meyers, Chicago .............40
John A. Williams, Hammond. ...... rs
Minnie Mahuke, Hammond .........19
Steve Stuack, Whiting .............24
Mary Batnu, Whiting ............20
Taylor Emmett, East Chicago.
Grace Lowery, East Chicago. 10
Peter E. Berry, Chicago. So
Anna B. Farley, Chicago .........-.S 80
Olof Olson, Chicago .............43
Hulda Hotzfeld, Chicago .-.........34
Edward Muchmer, Chicago. ........ 80
Clara Priborsky, Chicago ..........3 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19

state of Ohio. City of Totedo. Lucas
county, IS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes cath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
city of Toledo, County and State afore-
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every. case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use OF Hairs
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day Of De-
cember, A. d. 1886.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
aliy, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
(SeaD A W. GLEASON,
Notary Puhlfc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19

T. II. Chapek. Her program includes
no less ambitious works than two
movements from the yieuxtemps, OPP.
10, saraste's Zigeunerweisen and HUI
bays Here Kati compositions. which
tax a mature techique. She viii be
assisted by Misses Clara Hanush. plan
list; Mary Eberth. soprano. and Mrs.
Aug. H. Chapek. accompanist.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and daughter
were Wednesday in Chicago.
Mrs. Reeger and Mrs. Fred Clark
and family were South Chicago visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Axel Anderson and daughter.
May were Hammond visitors Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Nick Hendrickson was Chica-
cog visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Pryor was a Chicago
visitor Wednesday.
Mary Mcdonald has securd a position
with the Prudential Life Insurance.
company.
Fred Hunt has left Hegewisch
Mrs. Clara Johnson was at Chicago
Wednesday visiting.
Ben Anderson was in South Chicago
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. Benbarger was a South Chica-
go shopper Wednesday.
Mrs. Fedemyer of Chicago. is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Jas. Box.
Mr.. Boynton visited his son. Ivy
Boynton this week
Miss Minnie Patton and Mrs. V
O'Roark of Burnham. attended the
Dorcus society here Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs A. A. Kuss was Hammond
visitor.
The Evening Pedro club gave E
private dance last night. at the opera
house. There were about seventy-fvt
persons present and a most enjoyable
| tine Is reported.
The young people Of the NJ. f
church here are going to give an en-
tertainment. Saturday evening ArdilI
tertainment, Saturday evening April
81. Admission will be Is cents. :
good program is promised.
WILLIAM ROSE
GROCERIES, FEED AMI
GAS FIXTURES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19

The county council will meet in spe-
cial session here tomorrow to consider
ways and means of providing additional
room for the use Of the various off,
GERS in the court house, either by pass
ing an appropriation to enlarge the
present building or provide new quar-
ters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-19
Chicago NEWS

The ladies of st. Matthew's Guild
will meet at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Mead April 20.
Mrs. Reeves spent yesterday with
friends in Chicago.
Miss Grace Moss and Louis Loucks
attended the dancing party at Longs
hall last night.
Mrs Lewis Giles is entertaining
Mrs. Eggleston of Mishawaka.
DR. and Mrs. Nelson and Miss Mel
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Johnson.
Jack Andrews, who has lived at
Grasseli all winter, returned to East
Chicago this week
Mrs Thomas Burhopp of Mexico.
Mo, is expected home this week to
make an extended visit with relatives
Mrs. Thomas Philips was called to
Evanston yesterday on account of the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs r.
NJ. Grier.
Mrs. Howard Van Auken. who re-
turned from the hospital this week,
Is improved rapidly and was out for
a short time yesterday morning.
Mrs. G. w. Lewis and daughter,
Florence, went to Chicago yesterday
to visit with their aunt. Mrs. NJ A.
Turner. who passes through Chicago
enroute for Albany, n. Y.
Ike Spector had his bicycle stolen
from the rear Of his residence on OIL
colt avenue. He offers a liberal re-
ward for the thief 1t was a Miami
make. maroon color, % in. frame.
The J. U. G. girls were very pleas
antly entertained last night by the
Misses Mabel and Nellie Gaugle. After
the business meeting all Joined in a
rice contest, prizes being won by Err
ma Marsden and Abbie Bailey. After
nice lunch the girls departed for
home, and will meet with Misses Leila
Mercer and Edna Olds next time.
The ladies of the I. o. S. will hold a
necktie social in Moss hall April 20.
The Sunday school class of Mrs.
Lewis Giles will hold a social at Mrs.
Giles home May IL.
Some very pretty work was done
last night by the members of the o.
E. S., when Richard Jenkins was init
lated into the order. Quite a large
crowd turned out and there were sew
eral visitors present. A two course
lunch was served at the close of the
meeting.
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B. c. Allen of 1865 Bond avenue, who
has been away on an extensive business
trip through Iowa and southern I'LL
nois, Is expected home the beginning Of
next week.
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young people of the Baptist church.
social was rendered the young folks
al the home Of Mrs. Roop Of Fir street.
Many popular games were played and
Miss Edna Fairman was the lucky con-
thetant in one of the prize games
Luncheon was served to a large num-
Der Of guests. and a good time was en-
joyed by all present.
Miss Lucille Brassweu attended the
Orchestral concert in Chicago last
night.
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Mr.. Hauser and family Of 10th street
and Bond avenue will leave Windsor
Park April 30 and will reside in Auburn
Park.
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WEST PULLMAN

Mr.. Raab of Butler street has gone
to Canada on business.
The A & 0. club was entertained at
cards by Mrs. w. G. Davis of Harvard
avenue Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ora Sternberg of Indiana Har-
Dor is visiting friends here
DR.. Thompson's uncle. Mr.. MARI Of
Aurora, is visiting him this week.
DR.. Shaw and family were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram of
Stewart avenue at dinner Wednesday
evening.
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STONY ISLAND NEWS

John Ryan is on the sick list.
Mrs. D. Mahoney is on the sick list.
Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Miller made
a shopping trip down town Thursday.
Mrs. Enc attended meeting in the
K. OF P. hall Wednesday at Burnside
P ]. Garry is on the sick list.
Mrs. McMullen and children visited
friends in Burnside Thursday after
noon.
Mrs Deegan and Mrs. Leahey called
on Mrs. P. Murphy Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. J. w. Swartzele has been sick
for the past week.
Esther Malone, who has been i'll with
scarlet fever for the past two weeks,
is slowly recovering.
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The Epworth League district social
OF the Methodist churches will be held
at the Woodlawn Park Methodist
church, saith street and Woodlawn ave
nue. tonight. The following program
will be given:
Invocation Rev. R. B. Crawford
Piano 9olo-Selected, Miss Helen Hamal
Whitsling Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tenor Solo Observation-Disclosures
Piano Duet ....e..............
Misses Kreutzand and Helen Hamal
Refreshments and a social evening
will follow the program. The Epworth
League of Windsor Park Methodist
church will be present at the social.
This is the first social given for all
the leagues of the district and the Of
ficers have done their utmost to &C
cemplish their purpose that is, to
bring about the acquaintance of all
the members in the various leagues.
or in other words, they are trying to
socialize the leagues. The following
members constitute the district Calu-
met:
President-w. H. Fleming.
Vice presidents-F'frst. George Tully;
second. Chester 0. Shepard: third, Miss
Margaret Baker; Fourth. Aminita Ba-
ker.
| Junior Superintendent-Mis Hlda
| Rosequist.
| Secretary-Miss Grace Harding
Treasurer-Louise C. Weightman-
Presidents OF Unions-Calumet. s. 4
Barkwin: Englewood, F. Carl Martin
South Side. John A. Willmot
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The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahoney of Stephenson street is on the
sick list.
Mr.. Martzen of Fulton street who
is III with pneumonia. is in critical
condition.
Miss Lucy Thirty and Mrs. Sproul of
Kensington visited Mrs. Schmidt Of
Fulton street
Rev. Father Bonafice of St. Nicholas
church is going South for his health
The Davis Squares and Palmer Parks
will have a game for championship Fri
day evening.
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Morris Kahan came down from IN
diana Harbor this morning to inspect
his building at Seventh avenue and
Broadway. He expects to have it
ready for occupancy by the first of
May