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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19

gebiirtiger SiroIer, bate er li6 Der
SiroIer 9onosmannfhaft aneei6loiz
len. Goitenoble mar 6riitli6 sip3ialer
@~emeinoerotb. - Gum &ettpr Der
Sehnii4en t9o6Ihule puroe Or.
@eorq Wprtmann gstpdblt. - profeis
far Or. gtooIf Wabrmunb fsierte ists
men so. Ge6urtstag.
Dab q q It / II. Der troatii6e
9abnarbeiter 0utelic tDbtete obne ieoe
8sranlaKung Stpsi &amsraoen unb
perlebte bier anbere idper. 8utslic
tpilroe perbaftet.
9uoape It. 9isr lit Graf Stes
pban aorOIpi bon NugpsSarolp ees
Itorbsn. Gr ipar am 2. Tebrlar 1916
gebpren uno erblides Witglieo beS
ungariI4en Oberbauies.
Gger. Der bisiise Stabtratb bat
bos S6lsppen Der 9amentlsioer auf
offener StraBe psrboten.
@ro 10 oroei n. Bel elmer
S9iebiibung bes A. Sonpsbs Regis
ments srploOirte Elm Sbrapnel. 2euts
nant 0eliber Happ purbe lebensges
fdbrli6, Elm Solbat lsi6t perlebt.
SnnSbr II 4. Npm SeIdDorea
nengeridte purbe Der 10 Sabre ate
3asel0bnsr 5ron3 6eibtnsr tpegen
Morbes 3u Ia Subren I1tperen Ser
ters perurt6eilt. Gr bate i'm Saus
tbaIe ben itaatli1sn SDrIter Drummer
erI6oiisn, ols bieIer i'm beim Wilbern
ertappt bate.
&iaNen t. Der bier pers
Itorbe.W Rsntier @uitGp Baron See
mub permaf!s benz SeutiGen Sduls
perein 10000 Gronen.
&Dspe6b. Sier piitbete bel
eroBem Gturme cine Ssusrsbrun1t, Der
SO Wp6nbGuIer iammt NsbengebGus
ben unb piele @sratbldaitsn gum
Spfer fislen.
Qenate. Sier t0btete Der
8lib ben 8eIiber zines Intpeiens uno
bic beioen SDbne uno perleBte bic
ssrau fdtpsr. Das 9aus 1T sdnslit
niebergebrannt.
Meran. JrGulein Mart9a alemm
aus 2eip3ia eritisg nit benz 5iibrer
Sboma aus Traioi als erite in bieier
Saiipn ben SrtIer. Der @bitieg ers
folste nad) Gnloen. Gs 1T bies baa
erIte Mal, baB bic Srtlerbsiteigunseu
bur9 cine Dame e%rOffnet purosn.
9iIfen. Sn Der 8uBitablbiitte
Der Stpbuiperfe erfolgte na9 BEN
S6ladenabItih bci einem Sdmel5ofen
cine beftise Grplpiion, pobei 5tpei Ir.
better iGper unb flint leidter perleBi
puroen.
SaI5bure. Quf Inre9ung Der
Wisner uniperiitatsprofeForen finoet
amber am 8. September CUR 3eit Der
b~iesidbrigen observation-disclosures Elm
beutldz 9odf6uusbrer'
tag itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19

gen unp 2~urtoIten purpsn 1885
Mart geSuhEt.
Redfin9bau e n. Die Deits
beutTds SerraingsIeGf6aft bat nit Der
@emeinoe Suberpi6 einen 8ertrda
ab9sI9lohen, ppnah bic 9eieqi6ait
etipa $50 Sduier stpii9en Der Sen'
ri6snburgers uno gabnhofitraBe err
bauen tpiro. 3pei 9auplGbe fir j
cine e~pangelii6e uno tatbolii6e S4ul'
tperben ben Gemsinbe toltenlos iiber'
laFen. NuBeroem Sablt bic 9eieas
iddIt nod cine Qbfinbunesiumms.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
3ayeru.

W} Ii II Oh { n. Sn pent 9roBen gBliS
6ererpro5efie lit ndd ie1spO6i9er
8erbanolung bas urtbeil gefaat lpors
ben. Ger Wusstlagte 9artmann err
bielt 9 Sabre 6 Monate @sfdrgniB
uno 5000 Mart Geloitrafe, Siier 2
Sabre 3 Mpnote G%efdngniB unb 5000
Mort @elbftrofe. Maffei fen. l Sabr 3
Monate gefJnentB uno 900 0sart
Celebrate; Maffei jun. l Sabr 6 mo-
nate GefGnsnib unb 45CO Mart @elos
Itrafe. SsfS weitere Qngetlaate err
bmieGten 8 big 6 Wonate Gefdnenib
nebit entIprc9cnoen GcioRrofEn. Sarts
ling, 9isber, G0mibt uno &bncr ipurs
ben freigcIprr6en. Yrin5regent
2uitpolo bat 6slir Wottl gum oleiris
gen 9irettpr oerp 9ofpper, BET boRenl
Galdr, ernonnt. Gem Maoiitrat 1T
bon einer Came eia 9etras BON 5000
Start Su elmer Stiitun5 fir Gebens'
rettsr 3nr 8GfiigQng geItelt lporoen.
Die Sir1en Der Stiftung Ioren jsnen
sugut iommen, Die cine sble 3bat tcs
eeben, 3. g. einen Msnf6tn ober Elm
Sbier aus Qsbensgefabr retten."
8rud. Sn tjner &ies9rube Bel
GGneenmops ipar Der 9sibbauernioba
Soiepb !9o9enauer ron S%attenbcfen
nit benz &nebt Srieori6 SAl:mmsr
nit 8isSfabrsn beihdFtint. 3atsi
b0blten beibe bic Siespdnh auI Der
unteren @ngriifsflGcne TART aug. frog
benz bic 0siatr bas NaHrutfdens ers
1ihtli9 ipar. pl0tii6 geristf bel Sites
in 8spegung unb bcaruh bic LEpors
ii6tigen unter iid. Bis 9ilfe fam,
iparsn bsibe toot.
GaQer lben. Die biefige
5eusrI6iib sngeielIGaf teaett in BEN
2agen bonn 4. bis 7. Suli 1903 ihr
450iGbriges Subildum. Ser Stabts
magifrat 1T i'm 9eiib Der Griinbungs'
urtunbe Der bisfigtn S6ibsnlate.
Srei 6. Gas bieiise Gas
inert cling Dur6 Saul in ben YsIib Der
Staotgemeinbe I'M ben preis bon 3d.
600 Mart iiosr. 9isber purbe bas
@asipert ben Der Nttien9eTeuihaft
9ereiniete OasDsrte in Qussburg be-
trieben.
2inbau. 9iiroermeilter Sofrotb
S6iibinssr bier beging ieinen 80. Ges
burtstas unb fein Ssbnja1riees Subis
lGum ais 9j-gsrmeiiter BON 2inbau.
81 ii T 3 g. Die 9srufssG9s
lung srsab fir bic bisiige Stapt 3O0.s
800 Srtseinppbnsr unb 6548 Dor
iibsrssbenb ii9 bier aufbaltsnbe PER-
fonen, alfo %5uiammsn 307.438 Gins
tppbner. esgsn 294,426 bel Der leBten
GoIts3dblung i'm Sabre 1905.
pfaffenboe II. 9ier bat bas
80. Gauturnfeft bes @ren5turngauss
Sngolitabt itattsefunben.
pfattIing. 9os bieiise Snz
balibenbeim pirb Bis anfana Sttober
fertis iperbsn. Gs pirb Haum fir
ettpa 100 YerIonen bisten.
g h IN ei II II t. Oas grobe
Rittergut SbbGh, i'm 9elibs Der Or,
ben Der 5rau Gisfelo, eiis an ben
srdfliden Domdnenpddter u. Sell
aai 8snSGeinerGci bura aauf iiber.
Sir henreutb g.. 8ei einem
bier niebersesangsnen Gepitt.r idlus
Der 8lib in bas Qmtsserihtssebdube
Elm uno 3iinbete. Der 8ranb tonnte
jebo9 iofort bepdltigt perben. = SIN
nabsn Grneitsriin traf Der Blib ben
in feiner Wertitatt arbeitenben TiIhs
ler 3Dld, Der iofort tobt mar.
gus nrr 1,hrinpfnlt.
8erg5abern n. Ser biefse
Stabtratb befhlob, bas Der Nbeinis
!aen Shuderts0 eleui6dft in Manns
beim seborise, i'm Sabre 1890 errids
tete glettrisitdtspert fir bic Gtabt
10000 Wart an3ufaufen.
&aifersldutern n. Die fdpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
Oeferrei6.

Glen !9ier itarb i'm fait polens
bstcn 70. 2e6ensiabre Der 8ilobauer
Goitenoble, Elm Sobn bes peritorbenen
5ofI4aulpielers. Seine leste 9bdtie'
felt gait Der Grri6tuns zines Inbreas
Spfers Sent#:s!G in Wisn: obfpobl fein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
8IrttemGerG.

Stutteart. Die 3psite SAINT
mer bat bic @otlage Der &egieruug,
betreffeno ben umbau uno bic Grpeis
terunq bes SauptbaBnboIeS in Stutts
CART, an9enommen. - In Der bieii9en
Ts9nifden 9o6iduIe iino i'm I%aufsns
ben GommsrIsmsftsr 748 Stuoirenbe.
barunter 8 peiblide, eingeIbrieben.
gls 9oIpitanten limb 116 Yerionen
an9emeloet. - Der Walsritreit 1T
na6 15lpDbiger 0auer nunmebr be-
enbet. Die Streitenben bGben bic Or
belt pisosr auiaenommen, no6Oem bic
Qrbeitgeber ioforti9s Sarifberatbuns
gen 5ugeidgt batten,
b l. q 8 + a en-. Die
Sffisiertorp8 Der Gitsrrei6ii6en unb
bsutiten neutrality-suspicious. botten
in 5riebridsbafen lire bi,SjG6ri9e 3us
f%ammentunft. Der commandments
DItsrreifiI6e @eneral Gr5ber5Og Gus
gen no6m baran tbeil.
b ~ / q 8 b q. S6erre9iss
run9Srotb &arl b. Yaumunn, BON
1877 Bis 1882 2anbtagsob9eorbnster
fir &iin5elsau, lit bier i'm Glitter bon
50 So9ren seitorben.
8 bernbDr {. 9et Der llebers
fdbrt liter ben Nsdar ouf einem Bret
terfloB ~itiirSte Der Wajor Slump ben
bier nit Ieinsm attjGbri9eH SObnden
in ben on9ei6pollenen Slub. 9eios
ertranten.
0 t III / I. Der friibsre Sofs
mari4aI bes Ser5oss p1ilipp bon
W~iirttsmbere, 0raf Sstar @belmann
bon Nbslmannsfelb, 1T in Nottsnmiin.
lter I'M Sitter ben 81 Sabren aeitprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
Na0cn.

8arIs c. Wie fir bas
MartgrGflerlanb, bat iid jebt audi fir
ben peingeiegneten SatIeritubl Tan Der
baoii6en Ssite bes Hbeins) Elm Nas
turlpeinbauoerein SuIammengetban,
benz eleiG ON Griinounsstqee 100
WinSer beitraten. - Die Surf6ens
idait nSeutonia," bic Gl.eite Der he
iiaen 9e6niIGen 9paidule, bat ibr
50jdbri9es Stiftun9sfeit gefeisrt.
5rei burg. Sn ber Geriamms
luna bes Miiniterbau s8ereinS tbeiIte
SbsrbireermeiItcr Or. Dinterer nit,
mad Nbihlub Der nod ausite9enosn
8. unb 10. 8aulotterie piirbsn 3,000,s
600 Mart fir ben 3ned Der Miinrers
HeItourirung ppbanoen iein,
8pn iton3. Der lei u~nierer
Stabt esleosne 2orsttopalo lit nad)
pieljdbri9en 8erbanblun9sn i'm
Sauftpsgc o Der srpB6er5ogli9 bas
bifden martgrdfIi6en 8erlpaltuns Der
gcbenIseiioeitommifIe an bic Gtaot
uDer9egQH9eH, DIE p0ppH 9rpBe Sprs
theile babsn piro.
Mannb m. Sur Seier ieines
80. Geburtstages itiftets @ebeimer
aommer5ierretb Sarl 2~ooenburg
$4,000 Marf sur Grridtung zines
Ssims fir alleinitefenbe 5rauen uno
ipenbcte lpsitere grDbere 8strdee fir
cine aeiGc bisIiser Wobltbdtisteitspcrs
cine fo!pie fir bas ainbsriplbao
G%iirrbsin.
e.. 9Iaie n. Cine SeilanItalt
fir minberbemittelte Werpentrante,
baS GrDolunssbeim Jriebri4staus
oabi:r, lpurbe Ieiner 8e1timmuns ibers
geten. Ner3tliher Geitsr 1T Der 9es
3irtsar5t Yr. 9aaber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
Snxem6urg.

ours. Der Central
ausI6uB Der aammsr ertldrte Iid elm
filming gessn ben prdtenoenten Gras
fen Merenbsrg unb empfabl bic On
nabme bss 9orIdlasss Der Regierung.
ipelher ben 9erfugunsen bss @robbers
aoas Nilbelm auf 4nertennuns Der
Sbronbers9tiguns isiner Sodter lesas
len S6ub perleiben min.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
SG,ueis.

y II 3 c T II. Neulld lflir3te 1ld] pei
Riei alDTterii Der %3Sidbrise Saul
mann Greene aus 2onben, Der in
einem 2uSerner Sotel eepobnt, in
ieIbitm0rberiTher IbIiGt bon elmer
200 Mteter bobsn 8elspanb anb ipurbe
als 2eihe a%ufgcbotcn.
3 cl. Die 9dieler l~lniberlitdt
peiit biefes Sommerfemeiter nit GOA
immatriiulirten Stubenten unb 70
decentralization S0rern ibre
bD4ite biSberise Grequena5iffer auf.
g t. @allen. Die BON 220
Selesirten bsiudte 0eriammlung Der
0eleeirten bes idpei3eriiden 9es
ipertepereins in CT. @duen na6m Derz
fdisbens Jorberunesn gum neuen Gnts
purf elmer &rontens unb u~nfalpers
iiferung an. Sic psrIangt bic Wuf'
nabme idmmtli6sr Sanbperterbes
triebe in bic unfaaper ii1erung. Nud
fabte lie cine Heiolution betreffenb bic
Hepiiion bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
20 a a b t. @nldBli6 bes GiIsns
babnungliids BON Yaleoieur perlor Der
Ruiie @rat1op feline beiben ainosr
purd ben Sob. Sn benz rcn ibm ouf
9runb bes Wrt. 7 bss GiIsngobnbafts
pflidtgeisbss 9egen bic @r b,s5obnsn
anseitren9ten proseB ipraQ oa8 BUM
bssgsri6t Dem &lGett 5000 TrGata
GntidGoisuns 3u, ~anItatt Der perlan9s
ten 100000 Troncs, uno ben Gr'ab
Der Neutrality-suspicious. fir bic Sdrge
bon pal.3ieur nad petersburg, %Iotpeit
5000 Srancs ni9t iiberItritten lpers
ben.
MALLS. Der 8erbanb Shpeis
5er 0ertebrspereins beI1lob ouf Der
bon 100 0elegirten beiudtsn Sabress
Derfammlung in 3ermatt ben befl.is
tipen 4nidlub an bic 8eitrebungen
fir !Seimatbfdus. namentli6 our 9es
tdmpfung Der Retlametafsln. Ils
neuer 8orort purbe 3iirid gepGblt.
Gegen bic MattertornsYa tpurt:
Steaung senommen.
9eutd ensIifd ger
% bung. Sn Gonoon bat iid Der
8raf 9ebbarb 2ebreat 8liider bon
Balitatt nit Drip GpslDn MarD Sta
pleton= Yretberton rerlobt. Mib gpss
Jpn Warp tpiro ni9t nur Grdfin, lie
tpirb emit aud Jiiritin 8liiter bon
Walitatt tperben, ba ibr 42idbrieer
Yrduti9am Der Glteite Spbn bss bsrs
seitigen Jiiriten 9ebbarb Ylii6er bon
Walitatt 1T. 5irit 9liider, Elm urs
entel bes nWari6al 8oripdrts," ees
bort gu ben reihitsn Wasnaten 9euti4s
lambs. I6er Der Jiirlt bat lfon felt
Sd6ren ieinsn Wobniib in 2pnoon gss
pdblt. 9as Bate 3ur Solge, bab err
aus ben Giiten bes preubii6en Serrens
bauies, bsIien erblidss Mitglieb er
mar, geftriden purbe, cine Mdbregel,
Die in Der bisberisen @eidi6te Der
trItsn &ammer preubens einais bas
ftsbt.
2egten BEN 3ug trpden.
9rei truntfeIte WGnner aus Shleis,
Sbiiringen. Gatten Wiinten einen BE-
fud dbgeitattet unb beniibtsn BEL ibrer
Seimtebr einen BON .Siaratten" na@
Sof sebenbsn S.3us. in benz iie Iid
i'm Speiietpagsn bausli6 nisoerlieBen.
0as tpflide Wunhener Bier munbete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
2He6fen6mra.

81 o r o d. Ter pihsnI9af!lide
6ilfsdrbsitsr or Der Neutrality-suspicious.
tbet in Berlin. Or. $. 3ents. puroe
gum 9tbliotbetdr an Der llniperiitdtss
bibtiotbet in GpI.od ernanni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
0focmBnra.

9 d a. Ser pfarrer 2iiten
ipurbe bein 2eIen Der Msiie bonn
collage %setrpfien unb ma iofort tobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19

waite tar's AuSlaus bciprst 6. Saline, Rr.
4i3, Eit.e alim Ctr. naes Gaitsm Ssnie.Nse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
gus nrr Rhrinpfnls.

8erssabern Der bi.{ise
Stabtratb beihloB, ba5 Der Nbeinis
!den Shuderts8 eleliduft in Manns
beim seb0rise, i'm Sabre 1890 errifs
tete glettrisitdtspert fir bic Gtabt
nm 10000 Mart a~n3utaufen.
&atfersldutern. Die fhon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
@ranuJGmefs. AmGaff. 2Safoe6.

% olfsnbittel. Gis 3hats
Holbrook argus., 1907-03-19
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION

81
Homestead Entry 1916, made
March II, 1900 -. >
Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
February T., 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has
filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Clerk of
the Probate Court, at HoIbrook,
Arizona, on April s., 1907, viz. +:
Frank. P. Denham. Shumway,
Arizona. for the lots So. Sec.
80, T. 12-N., R. 22-E., & Sci
SCI Sec. "a, T. u N, R.. DE,
G. & S. r. B. M.
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
John P Jensen, of ShuEway,
Arizona.
Larenzo D. Rehorton, OF
Shumway, Arizona.
WALLACE b. Shumway. aShum-
way, Arizona.
Samuel F. Smith, Holbrook,
Arizona.
MILTON R. MOORE,
1851 Register
Holbrook argus., 1907-03-19
Notice for Publication

Homestead entry 1908. made
January Is, 1900.
Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz.,
February Z, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
the following, ma med settler has
filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF
his claim. and that. said proof
will be made before Clerk of
District Court a t Holbrook, Ari-
IONA. on April 5, 1907, viz:
Evaristo Martinez, Concho,
Arizona, for the SCI of Sec. %,
T. I'm, R. % E., G. &. S. R.
B. M.
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation
OF. said land, viz:
Transita Garcia. of Concho,
Arizona.
Hyabino Martinez, of Concho,
Arizona.
Filomeno Chovez, of concho,
Arizona.
Bonifocio Baca, Concho, Ari-
zoni.
MILTON R. MOORE,
1851 Register
Holbrook argus., 1907-03-19
>L ( NEWS !.


Sheriff Woods returned Satur-
day from a few days stay at the
Capital, where he with the Sher-
ifs of the different counties of the
Territory were IN attendance at
the Legislature. Mr.. Woods met
several of the Terr1tory's law
makers among whom were Coun-
cilrnen Scott, Hogue and Assem-
blymen Morgan and was the re-
cipient OF many courtesies at
their hands while there and Joe
says that Strawberries are plen-
tiful in Phoenix now and that
it seems like. the "Good old sum
mertime" there now.
Holbrook argus., 1907-03-19
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

Rheumatic Pains Relieved
Chamberlain Pain Balm re-
lieves rheumatic pains and
makes sleep and rest possible,
which is alone worth many
times it's cost. B. F. Crocker,
Esq. now 81 years Of age, and
for twenty years Justice of the
Peace at Martinsburg, Iowa,
says: IL am terribly afflicted
with sciatic rheumatism in my
right hip. I have used three
bottles Chamberlains Pain
Balm and it did me lots of
good. For sale aby Holbrook
Drug Store.
Holbrook argus., 1907-03-19
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy i
Agreeable and Effective

CndInDerldln COugH noucuy is
Agreeable and Effective
Chamberlain S Cough Remedy
has no superior for cough, colds
and Group. and the fact that it
is pleasant to take and contains
nothing in any way injurious
has made it favorite with moth
ers. Mr.. w. S. Pelham. a mer-
chant of Kirksville, Iowa, says:
For more than twenty years
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has been my leading remedy
for all throat troubles. 1t is
especially successful in cases of
Group. Children like it and my
customers who have used it will
not take any other" For sale
by Holbrook Drug Store.
Holbrook argus., 1907-03-19

Errata: In our last issue of
the ARGUS we enormously stated
stated that Mrs. Hattie H. Hen
derson had received a frst-grade
certificate at the recent teachers
examination. What we meant
to say was that Mrs. Hattie H.
Penrod had been awarded such
a certificate.
Holbrook argus., 1907-03-19

Supervisor Richards, of st. Jo-
seph, passed through here last
Friday enroute to Adamana to
assist Al Stevenson of that place
to~transport about one hundred
eastern tourists to and from the
petri6ed forest.
Holbrook argus., 1907-03-19
petri6ed forest.

President Roosevelt has revok-
ed his famous order for the gath
ering of evidence with which to
prosecute land frauds owing to
the fact that Congress failed to
appropriate funds for that pur-
pose. However, the President
will.rely upon the officials of the
land office to prevent land frauds.
President Roosevelt has again
promoted his friend Alexander
o. Brodie, former governor OF
ARIZONA. This time Brodie is
promoted from paymaster and
major, the position given him
when he resigned as governor of
Arizona, to lieutenant colonel
and assistant adjutant general.
Col. Brodie was first major and
then lieutenant colonel OF Mr..
Roosevelt's Rough Riders. and
was the real military man of the
regiment, having been a grad
uate of West Point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
ST. JOHNS NEWS

Misses Sallie Herman and Helen Ger
ZACH were Dyer visitors yesterday.
August Rohrbacher of Chicago trans
acted business here Thursday.
John Becker of Hammond was a ST.
John business visitor yesterday.
Hubert Doctor made a business trip
to Englewood, Thursday.
Messrs. John Gerlach and Mat Bruck
transacted business in. Crown Point
yesterday.
The st. Johns Catholic church will
be renovated inside. and the carpenters
started to build the scaffold yesterday,
for the painters.
Township Trustee John A. Weis has
posted notice to the voters of St John
township for the election of road
supervisors, Dec. IA, 1907.
Mich ]. Ludwig. who has been sick
for some time. may be able to work
again within a week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-06
HOBART NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Foster. Mrs p
F. Jacobson and Mrs. T d Roper were
guests of friends in Chicago yesterday.
DR. ]. C. Watson of Tolleston was in
town few hours yesterday.
Mrs. Allen F. Baker and son Morris
of indianapolis. are visiting here at
the home OF Mrs. Bakers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas Niksch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schoner were
visitors in Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Axel Strom and Miss Tecla
Anderson were in Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt \. Dickerson of
Constantine, Mich. We're guests a
couple days this week at the home of
Mrs Dickerson's brother, Editor A J.
Smith and family.
The National Fire Proofing company
have reduced their working hours from
ten to nine hours.
Miss Lizzie OILS went to Chicago yes
terday to visit with friends for a few
days
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TOLLESTON NEWS

Miss Flirence Wantz of Baraboo,
wis, will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Phillips and family for few
days.
Mrs. ]. H. Goodman was a Chicago
shopper yesterday
Mrs. ]. Sandstrum and Miss Francis
Sandstrum visited in Hobart yester-
day.
C. E. Brown returned to his home In
Clinton, Ia, yesterday.
Mrs ]. Q. James entertained Mrs.
H. Frazier of Windsor Park and War
ner Swearingen of Charlottesville, Ind.
yesterday.
Mesdames A. Hood and H. Manners
spent the day shopping In Chicago.
The Walker & Burt Brewing COM
pany are erecting their ice house and
several sheds on Second street next to
the Michigan Central railroad tracks.
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VALPARAISO NEWS

The Elk minstrels meet for rehearsal
tonight at nine o'clock. in the lodge
rooms.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Capers.
who died at Longcliffe Asylum at Lo
gansport the other day was held at the
home of Edward Whitehead on Elm
street yesterday afternoon, conducted
by Rev Davis Mrs Whitehead is a
granddaughter of the deceased who
was removed to Logansport for treat
ment only last week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger
man Lutheran church met at the home
of Mrs. Henry Sievers yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mesdames FELTON, and Abe gave a
coffee to the Lady Maccabees and their
friends Thursday afternoon from two
to five, at the formers home. 253 West
Main street.
The Woman's Union met this after
noon with Mrs. ]. n. Skinner. Franklin
street.
coffee and shower was given yes
terday at the home of Mrs. +. A.
Turner. Donations were made for the
bazaar to be given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church.
The Kings Daughters held an all
day session yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. John De Witt.
Election of officers of the w. r. c
will take place tonight, Dec. 6. A full
attendance is desired.
The reception to be given by Mr.
and Mrs. James NJ. McGn at theil
home in Chicago, in honor of DR.. and
Mrs. Cook, who were recently married
in Milwaukee, takes place this even
ing Mrs. Cook is a sister of j. H
McGin of this city.
The knights of Columbus elected of
fcers last evening.
The Royal Arcanum lodge elected
officers last evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary Sons of Veter
ans met last evening, nomination o
officers was the principal business
transacted.
Attorney Walter Olds of Ft. Wayn'
was in town yesterday on business.
]. F. Sawyer of Hammond was Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
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MUNSTER NEWS

The marriage of Miss Sara Jansen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Jau-
sen Of Munster and Gilbert Van
Straight, was solemnized in the First
Reform church of Lansing, Rev. Dous-
ira officiating, Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock A large reception fol-
lowed at the home of the brides par
ents. lis guests being present. The
wedding reast was served at II o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Straight will be at
home at 10S Brunswick street. North
Hammond, after Dec. 20.
Miss Mary kaufman spent yesterday
afternoon at the home of Miss Emma
Krooswyk.
August Schneider of saxony and VII
liam oliver were fortunate rabbit hunt
ers yesterday.
The Misses Dora and Emma Rampke
of Saxony will go to Riverdale. ILL.,
tomorrow to attend the wedding of q
friend.
Mr.. kaufman was in Lansing or
business yesterday.
Miss Elsie De Mix of Oak Glen was
in Hammond visiting yesterday.
Mrs. L Klootwyk Of Munster wa:
fin Hammond yesterday. shopping.
Bert Van Straight was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
Munster friends will be interested L
know of the marriage Of Miss Mar,
schoon to Peter Tannis at Roseland
which IS to take place next week.
Peter Klootwyk transacted business
in Chicago yesterday.
William Gringel is home from Low
ell for week.
] The auction sale at the home Of Nj
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LIE ROY NEWS

The railroads here have recently put
in two new lights, one on the east end
of the depot. and the other along the
east railroad gravel walk so passengers
can see to get on.
J. ]. Baldwin received a part Of a
beef from David Wilson, Thursday. beef
is now selling for 8, and 10 cents per
pound.
Mr.. Clark and wife, tenants on the
Mites farm, visited in Chicago Thurs
day
Mr. Kline and wife friends from a
distance visited with Chas. Benjiman
over night Wednesday.
Quite a number of our people are
now going up to Chicago to see the
Stock show.
Robert Ross and son from South
east Grove were at LIE Roy Wednesday.
Samuel Thompson, a motorman in
Chicago for the last month, has been
out on the farm helping his father.
His wife also came out from the city
and stayed a few days.
David Steward was sorry to learn
on his return from the international
otOCh SlAoW IAdA one VI HIS DSSl COWS
had broken its leg. They were COM
PEELED to kill her.
John Cunningham is digging a ditch
from his we'll to the road tile to drain
the well.
Ed Stonax butchered and sold two
hogs in lie Roy Wednesday. Dressed
hogs now come at about cents a
pound
James Coffman of Upton came tc
lie Roy with Mr.. and Mrs. Post, who
were down in that country.