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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
u peculiar situation.
New York and the Torrens
system.

a bill has been introduced III the New
York Legislature to secure tho adoption
Of the Torrens land registry system IN
that State. The Now York Times is
supporting tho bill, and In the course Of
an editorial article on tho subject, says:
The benefit lies In the flnnlity OF the
certificate. The danger lies In the pos
slble failure to ascertain and settle nil
claims, but this in practice Is found not
to be serious, and tho Inconvenience
arising from 1t Is to be weighed against
the very great utility OF ali undisputed,
indtsDutnble, registered and certified title.
Practically Under this system the state
undertakes to make somewhat the same
inquiry Ms Is now made by the tito
guarantee companies, the result OF which
the latter do not hesitate to insure for
an adequate premium III the proposed
law u payment Of one-tentl OF per cent.
on the value Of the property involved is
the charge corresponding to this pren,-
iur1.
'rhere is hardly room for difference
Of opinion MS to the great value Of the
objects sought by this system. Undoubt-
edly the details of tho bill should very
Carefully be considered. but that Is bound
to be done A workable plan for putting
the titles to real estate on practically
the same footing els securities would be
very desirable to all classes, and most
of all to the owners Of small homes,
whose number cannot DO too great" y
New York Is a progressive State, and
1t will be strange II after examining
the Torrens system 1t is not adopted.
We shall watch the outcome with keen
interest
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The Acceptable Time.

Hang it!' growlod young Lovett to the
girl of his heart 1T makes me mad every
certainly feel. as It I'd like to have some
body kick mo-"
4 ''l3y tho way. Jacks said the dear girl.
drcamingly. don't sou think you'd better
speak to father this evening ?''--Phlladelphla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
The Only Apprehension.

7 TIC "OH1y ENPpre1e1s1Ut. y
do you object to Tho Increase OF pay
for your member OF Congress2"
NO" answered Farmer Corntossel; mot
unless he gets to thinkin' he ought to
make more speeches SOS to earn the money"
--WashIngton STAR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Mcssrs. W. D. Cox. J. a.. Dodson and r.
3. baldwin. OF Portsmouth, nre registered
at the Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Entered. January 81, 1908. at Richmond,
Va, as second.ciass matter. under act %
Congress OF March ;. 1879
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+ i .
Hague. In tho meantime u valentine to
A considerable portion Of midas 30o,-
100000 people, says the sacramento
Union, work for an average annual
wage Of s1S,66. But the law Of compen-
sation also works in india. PROBABLY
the automobile mortality rate Is abb
surdly low over there.
According to the Washington Her!
aid "a forked streak of presidential
lightning is now playing about tho
head OF Senator Knox In case Of
this Sort tho alert Mr.. Fairbanks can
safely DO relied upon to perform tho
duties OLA lightning-rod.
White deer are quite common in the
West Branch Valley Of PENNSYLVANIA.
This would be an ideal sporting.
ground for Senator Tillman, inasmuch
as he would hardly care to be found
hunting for the black ones
Or. b. d., Evans asserts positively
that Thaw showed "a Eliminating
condition of mental unsoundness."
Many people had thought that Thaw
that it was as bad as that.
. 1t is reported that Lawyer De1lnas
has not tried q criminal case before
in sixteen years. II he wins th4s one,
there will doubtless be enough Thaw
money floating about to make 1t unneces-
sary for, him ever to try another one.
The New York Post editorially re-
a.. az III o1i tfAt
may have that kind in New York, but
down here we have q brand which
can mute like anything while YOU
look at it.
The JAPANESE problem Is now be-
lieved to be near adjustment Captain
Hobson, however. stands stcrnly aloof,
haughtily refusing to doT his wire mask
and chcst-protector.
The suspicion is gaining ground that,
| Rockefeller still has something by for
the life insurance premiums.
| t-.9aH XII. =
a West Virginia legislator has in
PRODUCED bill requiring that all ma
tural gas be kept in the State. Con-
gress please note.
The alicnlsts hnvc discovered evil
i dences OF depression in Harry Thnws
head There Is doubtless n good-Azed
one in his heart, also.
IA Great Day In Michigan" says a
headline. But of course 1t wasn't the
lChanccllor
Three New Yorkors met violent
deaths III the LenoX Library or
Thursday All, there Hall caine!
The Ohio State Journal has an ar.
ticle on "Thc Poetry of Hash" Some
ono will be setting prunes to music next.
The fight Of the British women suf-
fragists has now reached the scream
pinch, and hat-pin stage.
" Beware OF blended whskeys," say.
Or. Wiley. Well, here's looking at 'eml
Doc.
II 1t BIO true. as reported, that Presl
J dent Castro is doing WELL" welmcrol,
remark that it is tho first time.
| Something is badly wrong dow,
9 Georgia way. All week tho pcac
y crop has not been killed.
+ Senator Bailey knows no convincln
Il reason why he should not organize
!, little Ananias Club OF his own
e The steamship lines have no bloch
system, bur they seem to accomplis
/. the same results IN another way
o ---------------.
Romance Of the Cigar.
4 Another heartrending tale: An Emp1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
he Lesser RESPONSIBILITY

Gladys-I am going to buy an automo-
bile. and I want YOU TO go along and help
me select one.
Cousin Jack-Not for me- little girl. Why.
even wouldn't pick you out husband
Puck.
A Pillar.
DO you regard hat man as one of tho
pillars of socety?"
Yes answered Miss Caycnna; shut he
is one Of those pillars that serve for ornn-
mentation ana do not hold anything up
WASHINGTON Star.
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Hon. A. A. Campbell. Of Wythovilcs is In
the city on legal business.

Hon. Bland Massey, OF Nelson. former
Senator from the Nintcenth District and a
member of the State Board OF Fisheries. is
Mt Murphy's on his way to q meeting Of
the board In Norfolk to-day
Everything Is quiet in Nelson" he said.
when seen last night, Most OF tho people
have filled their Ice houses, we having had
Z q number OF fine freeZesn 3a5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
RAPKO CASE COMES
Up IN SOUTH CHICAGO
Man Charged With Murder
ing Brother in Law Ad-
mitted TO Bail.

The case against Steve Konfai
charged with assaulting his brother-in-
law, Joseph Rapko, with intent 70 KIN
which has occupied the attention OF The
police OF eouth Chicago for two weeks
past, was called before Judge good
now OF the South Chicago municipal
court this morning, and continued to
Feb. % 10 enable witnesses for the
defense to be located and summoned.
Konfal was represented by Attorney
Max l. Kasmer CT SO Dearborn street.
who stated to tho court that he had
witnesses to show that Mrs Rapko
might be as much implicated in her
husbands death as Konfal Mr.. Kas-
mar demanded that the police investf-
gate certain features OF the woman's
connection with the case that the de-
Tense was ready to present.
The defendant was admitted to bail
in the sum OF 500 against the pre-
test of Captain Storen, who declared
that he was ready to place charge
of murder against the man in order
to hold him.
Konfal is charged with having caused
the death Of Rapko by assaulting him
with dinner pail on Sept "a The
from the ct. John the Baptist cemetery
at Hammond TO secure evidence for
the eoroner's inquest held in West
Hammond last Tuesday, at which time
the jury disagreed.
The defense OF Konfal is that the
charges against him arose through his
Interference with the relations Of his
sister. Mrs. Susanna Rapko, with Pete
Hlwaco, a boarder in his home, and
that the relations began before the
death OF Rapko. Konfal is said to be
a man OF a religious turn of mind,
who made strong objections 10 seeing
his sister go wrong.
Following a fight several weeks ago
between H1waco and Konfal, the for
mer was arrested on a charge OF may
hem. The statements against Konfal
by Mrs. Rapko and Hlwacc followed
this arrest, and the defense charges
that they were inspired by spite.
The case against Hlwaco was called
this morning coincidentally with the
charge against Konfal, and its con-
tinuance to the same date aroused the
mitigation OF Mrs. Rapko, who began
talking excitedly in slavish and was
ordered from the court room by Judge
Goodnow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
TRACK FOREMAN NOT GUILTY
Belt Line and Pennsylvania Clash Over
Switch Heard in Court.

Timothy Kavanagh. a track con-
struction foreman for the Belt rail-
way, charged with malicious destruc-
ton of property by James Brennan, a
special agent of the Pennsylvania rail
way, was discharged by Judge Good
now this morning on the hearing of
the case
Kevanagh's laborers tore up a
switch track of the Pennsylvania to
lay spur for the Belt line to the new
sewer pumping station on 95th street
on Monday Feb. Is, which precipitated
small riot. Pennsylvania line cars
were run into the place where the
track was torn out, and to prevent
rammtng of Belt line cars by a train
crew of the Pennsylvania Kavanagh
ordered a switch point to be spiked
down. The charge hinged on this act
by Kavanagh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
ONE DAYS GRIST
IN SOUTH CHICAGO

heard at a special meeting of the as
ISOLATION to be held next Tuesday night
The question OF recommending a To-
cation for the new fire engine house
on the East Side in response TO the in
vitation Of Alderman Derpa occupied
q good share OF the evening, and a
resolution was finally passed providing
for the appointment Of a committee OF
five 10 canvass the matter and report
on suitable location.
The question Of street improvements
was canvassed thoroughly and speech
es were made by Ernest Hummel. Geo
A. Helbing and Joseph Pleva. all heavy
owners Of property in the district af-
fected by certain proposed improve
ments
The election of officers for the en-
suing year, which was scheduled for
the meeting, was postponed to the
next regular meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
KENSIN0TON NEWS

o. R. Hillstrom moved into his new
Office today.
Mr.. Dolbeer entertained a card club
from Dauphin Park Thursday.
Edward SELF Of Dayton. O.. was The
guest OF Albert Chantel this week.
Mr. and Mrs ]. @. Roy OF Dearborn
street have as their guest, Mr. La
Chance Of Toronto. Canada.
Misses Margaret and Bessie Brown
Of 11Sth and Dearborn streets visited
friends in Englewood yesterday.
Miss Blanche Vincent Of Kensington
avenue entertained number of friends
Thursday evening Among those pres
ent was Mrs. Joseph Hill Of the St
Louis academy.
The New England supper given by
the ladies of St. Stephens church
Thursday was we'll attended. There
were about three hundred present and
all partook of the supper, which thew
declared was excellent.
Thursday evening the Portia club of
Kensington entertained its friends at
the Roseland School Of Fine Arts. There
was a large attendance an da delight
full program was rendered. The pro
gram was as follows.
Piano solo. -....-....... Miss Hoffman
Reading .......... Mrs. Brassington
Vocal solo ..-............. Miss Lenzen
Reading ................ Miss Dewitt
Browning's Philosophy for Life. -.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
ST. JOHNS NEWS


Mich Hammer returned from Whit
ing last night
Mich Mayer of Cedar Lake transact
ed business in st. John Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Young of Ham
mond spent Thursday in St. John.
Peter Austgen of Chicago is the
guest Of his brother. Frank Austgen.
Messrs. Frank scheidt and Frank
Thiel were Chicago visitors yesterday
Miss Lena Nolan Of Lowell visited
friends in st. John Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John stolz Of Ham
mond are the guests of Mrs. NJ. Ger
ZACH.
Mrs. John Stark and daughter. Miss
Rose. returned to Lowell Thursday
morning.
- Andrew Hammer 1eft for whiting
last night to attend the funeral of his
son, Andrew f. Hammer.
Mrs S. Einsele and daughter Miss
Tina EinseIe, OF Cedar Lake. were in
St John yesterday on business.
Mrs Henry Keilman and children re-
turned from Cedar Lake yesterday
morning after short visit with rela
tives there.
The Emil Knobloch personal property
sale. which was held yesterday was
we'll attended and everything. especial
~ the stock, brought good prices
Frank Stark, who was a juryman
during the present session of the cir
cult court in Crown Point. was reliev-
ed from jury duties yesterday and re-
turned home last night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
WHEELER NEWS

Earl Jones was Valparaiso visito,
Friday
Miss Irma Scott was shopping in vol
paraiso today.
Rev. G. r. Streeter was a Hammo,d
visitor today.
P. Gilmarten transacted business -
Valparaiso Thursday
Mrs. William Walsh was a valno~o
iso visitor Thursday.
William Janke OF Hobart transact
ed business in Wheeler Friday.
Arthur Katz OF Monee. nj - vi.tt
ing with his sister. Mrs. Julius Carsten-
sen.
Mrs. J. NJ Conrick. Miss Mary and
John Conrick were in Chicago vestar-
day.
The Monarch Book company has in
stalled new perforating machine in
It's Wheeler plant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
Tries to Escape Court.

Joseph Levandowski, a Polish boy
who was before the municipal court
last week on charges OF stealing lead
pipe from Frank Kennedy of 9245 Com
mercisl avenue. failed to respond when
his case was called on continuance
this morning. Judge Goodnow directed
that warrants be issued for the boy and
his parents. Two other boys who were
involved with the Levandowski boy in
the theft OF the lead pipe were on
hand with certificates of school at
tendance and were paroled to Officer
]. J. OKeefe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
HOBART NEWS

Mrs. Benjamin Butler is confined n
her home by sickness
Mrs. Albert Kitchen of VALPARAISO
is visiting friends in Hobart.
Washingtons birthday was observed
in Hobart in the usual quiet manner.
Thomas Chandler moved his family
yesterday from Hobart to farm near
Deepriver.
A large number of Chicago people
attended the I. o. F. OF A. masouerade
ball last evening.
Mrs. Clark Metsker and children of
South Chicago, are here visiting with
Mrs. Metsker's mother, Mrs CoIburn.
Walter Schane, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Schane, died at his home Thurs
day night of brain fever, aged 10 years.
He had been sick only since last Tues
day Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
TOLLESTON NEWS

Messrs. Walden & Townsley trans
acted business in Gary last evening
Fred Waldron is expected to attend
the mask ball at Hobart in the guise
of a lady.
August Shroederer has purchased an
acre Of land from Mrs. semple and In
tends building himself a house
Louis A. Frey, real estate dealer
from South Chicago, was in town
Wednesday and transacted business
with o. c. Borman.
Albert Keoppe was in Hammond
Wednesday evening and selected his
outfit for the mask ball at Hobart. If
we understood him right he is to be
Chinese tea merchant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
WEST PULLMAN

A number of pupils of the eighth
grade heard the address given by Mr..
Cleveland at the Auditorium Friday.
The Washington tea given by the
first division OF the Ladies Aid In the
Methodist chuch parlors was heartily
enjoyed by all.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of the
Methodist church Will meet at the home
ON Mrs. Seney of Stewart avenue next
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Hanson and two child
rem of Kalamazoo. Mich, were visitors
at the home OF Mrs. c. L. Chase Will.
on their way to Oconee, this state.
The members of the Roseland School
of Fine arts will give an entertainment
at the Methodist church Tuesday even
ing for the benefit of Una. .,ondav
school
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
VALPARAISO NEWS

Garry Norris Of Chicago is visiting
in the city.
Sheriff Green has returned home from
Indianapolis
Harry schenk was in Chicago on
business Friday.
Miss Anderson of Hebron Is the guest
of Valparaiso friends.
DR.. E. E Cunningham was at Man
otah on business yesterday.
c. B. St Clair Of Elkhart, was a
business visitor here today.
VIM. Barbour Of Gary transacted
business in the city today.
Attorney B. r. Harrington Of York
VILE, ILL.,. was in the city today.
Mrs. Peter lie Vogue of Hoopston,
H. S the guest Of her sister Mrs.
" E. Harris has been called to Fort
wayne on account Of the Illness Of his
mother.
George La Force left last nieht for
Joplin. No. where he has secured a
position.
]. L. Gambel of Lincoln. Ill. spent
Friday night as the guest Of yaipar-
also friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
INDIANA HARBOR

Prof Holawat is in Chicago on bust
ness today.
G. P. Burdick is in Hammond today
on business.
Walter Glass is visiting friends in
Chicago today.
Miss Anna Goldstein is shopping in
Chicago today.
James Kroupa spent yesterday in
Chicago on business.
DR.. orr, who has been i'll for the past
week is convalescent.
W. f. ORourke of Hammond is at
the Harbor today on business.
Miss Edna Gilmore of Whiting was
here last night visiting friends.
Mrs. C. P. Burdick continues to be
i'll at her home on the lake front
Mrs Samuel Wheale returned home
yesterday after few days visit with
her son. Frank. in Chicago.
Oscar Geors, who has been visiting
friends in Rensselaer, for a few days,
returned home this morning.
Miss Anna Glen Of Hoboken, n. J.,
IS the guest OF her sister. Mrs. James
OConnor, Of Drummond avenue.
James Bevington. millwright for the
Inland Steel company, has rented one
Of the Frysinger fats in Parish ave.
nue..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
BURNHAM NEWS

George Bliss was a visitor In Ham
mond yesterday morning
niece of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dykstra is here visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Boyle were in
Burnham. visiting yesterday morning.
Mesdames Groves and Ed Miles were
"a Burnham yesterday afternoon call
ing on friends.
Mrs Bert Murphy Of Herav,scb
was in Burnham yesterday while en-
ECute to Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
DYER NEWS

George Stark of St John was a Dyer
visitor Wednesday.
John Miller of St John, was here on
business yesterday.
John L. Keilman made business trip
to Chicago yesterday.
Rev Joseph Flach was in Chicago
yesterday on business
John Weis of schererville, was here
on business, Thursday.
Chas Stommel was a Chicago busi-
ness visitor Thursday
John Beiriger made a business trip
to schsrerville, Friday.
Miss Stella Keilman is visiting with
friends in Chicago today.
George Schultz OF 9chererville was
here on business yesterday.
George Schultz OF schererville. was
here on business yesterday.
Miss Agnes schaller left for her
home in Hammond yesterday
Mrs. Henry Schultz visited with rel
atives at schererville yesterday
Mrs. Frank Keilman made shop
ping tour to Hammond yesterday.
Eugene steck came from Chicago
yesterday on his usual business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schultz of St.
John were here on business yesterday.
Mrs. Frances scheidt is the guest
Of friends and relatives In Chicago to-
day.
Mrs. Chas. stommel returned home
Thursday after a weeks visit with rel
atives at Chicago.
Yesterday being Washington's birth
day our rural mail carrier did not
make his daily route
Miss Clara Husack of Chicago. is
visiting with her uncle. Mr.. Johnson
and family OF this place.
Mat. Hoffman who is attending the
college at Englewood. spent the holi
day with relatives cut here
Miss Zippie Davis and her mother
left for Chicago yesterday where thew
will visit a few days with Mrs. Denton.
John Hoffman and sister, Louisa, left
for Crown Point yesterday to visit with
their sister, Mrs. August Miller. OF that
place.
Miss Mabel scheidt returned home
to Chicago this morning after having
spent several weeks with friends and
relatives here
An inspector of the American TaIe-
phone company was here yesterday to
settle for the damage done to the trees
and yards OF the people around here
Quite few people attended the ex-
ercises given at the public school IN
honor OF Lincoln and Washtnston.s
birthdays. The pupils did their work
nicely. The visitors were: MIR and
Mrs. A. w. Stommel. Mrs. John Noble
Mrs. Ed Brewer. Mrs. John KetInan
Mrs. Beedy. Mrs. Henry L Keilman
Misses Mabel Schsidt, Barbara Rl.tn
Bertha and Mollie SEVERN. vern. and
Hattie Brewer. Lille Keilmann Al
phonsa Baker. Minnie Wolter, Tnue
5cheidt, Edna Bailey
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
Fined for Using Bad Language.

Steve Millichek was comnIatnAd If IN
the south Chicago court this morning
py Mrs. NJ. Paposki, OF s5oS Buffalo
avenue, who alleged that Millichek ap-
phed vile epithets TO her when she re-
monstrated with him for making a
noise while going downstairs after a
can OF beer. Mrs. Saposkt was very
circumstsntial in her testimony as 20
the words used by Millickek, although
she declared 1T was the first time she
had ever heard such language The
defendant was fined 81 and costs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23

Services tomorrow at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, ninety first
street and Houston avenue;
Albert A. Mohney, pastor; will be as
follows: Sunday school at 1855 a. m.
The Delight of Christ" at II a. m, fol-
lowed by class meeting; Junior league
at 8 p. M; Epworth league at GAS D
m, led by A. A. Bacon; subject. Con
vincing the World" At 7:45 Reopen
lance, or the Human side of Salava-
ton" Admission free; seats free.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23

Gust Dahl, an East Side youth was
discharged on disorderly charge in
municipal Judge Goodnow's court this
morning. The complaint was a boy
named Frank SHASTA, who alleged that
Dahl was concerned in robbing him of
81. 1t was shown that Dahl was a mere
onlooker at the robbery, and was I'M
certain as to the character of the affair.
John Mohr of the Mohr boiler works
was present in court to testify to
DahIs good character.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23

Mrs. George r Peterson entertained
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Johnston Of
Rogers Park. yesterday
Mrs. A. J. Peterson and sister, Miss
Laura Johnson, were here Thursday
afternoon visiting friends.
Word has been received from Mrs.
o. J. Kisrsey, saying her mother, Mrs.
GlaEier, is improving slowly
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dykstra have
been entertaining a niece from VaIna-
rasio. Ind, who has now returned 70
her home.
The firm Of Pa1mquist & stroro has
been Dissolved, Adelph Palmoui.t b,,,,-
ing out the share CT the business
owned by Oscar strom.
Among other Hegewisch people in
Burnham yesterday were: Misses
Christine Hoffman, Ida and Ethel Mel
son and Isaac Ballinger.
Miss McGarry, teacher in the primary
room Of the Burnham school. returned
70 her home in Joliet last NIGHT WHARF
she will visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Neel and CLYDE
Neel attended the party given at the
nome OF Mrs. Frank Wickham in Hege-
Wisch last night. delightful time Is
reported by all
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23
LANSING NEWS

Andy Van Bodegraven has recovered
from an attack of grip and has returned
to high school at Harvey.
The Lansing Country Culture club
was entertained last night by J. A.
Lucas, a soloist from LAGRANGE.
An entertainment was held in the
Lansing public school yesterday in
honor OF WashinEton's birthday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-23

The entertainment given by the
Wheeler schools Friday evening in com
memoration Of Washington's birthday
was a decided success and speaks well
for both teachers and pupils. The pro-
ceeds were 2lS and Will be used for
the school house.