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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-03

Holland church conducted his bible
study class in the school rooms
Joseph kaufman transacted business
in Dyer yesterday.
Miss Amalia Stallbohm drove to Ross
and Glen Park yesterday.
Thomas Schmidt has returned from
a short visit in Roseland.
number of Munster young people
attended a party given in Dyer last
evening.
John Kraag and II. S. Daughterty
went to Hammond on business yester-
day afternoon.
The pickle factory belonging to the
Farmers association is almost COM
pleted and ready for work.
Since Mr.. Muzzall's visit of last Fri
day the number of pupils in the schools
have increased considerably. Mr.. Muz-
zall says he will insist that all children
Of school age enter.
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HESSVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Hufty of Englewood, has been
the the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Lohse the past two days.
Mrs. Annie Pleister of Chicago, who
has been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Van Slooten, has returned
home.
Florence Wunchel and Clara Peter
son of Hammond have been visiting at
the homes of Mesdames Guenther, B.
Lohse and J. Lohse.
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VALPARAISO NEWS

L. C. Bailey of Crown Point was in
the city today.
Miss Ethelyn Gardner is visiting with
friends in Chicago.
A. A. Gabowry of Michigan City. is
visiting in the city.
Policeman A. L. Pearce of Elkhart,
is here visiting friends.
Ford Stuart of Rocky Ford. Colo. is
here visiting his mother.
Mrs. Harry Bunting of Indiana Har-
Dor is visiting in the Vale.
The Misses Grace and Fidelia Say
lor are visiting in Chicago.
w. E. Wheeler of Evanston. Ill, was
in the city on business today.
John Quigley of Joliet, Ill, is here
looking after his farm interests.
Miss Edith Bishop of Michigan City,
is the guest of relatives in the city.
Miss Irene Lowenstine has returned
to Lake Forest, Ill, after visit here
Mrs. Belle Clifford is visiting at Ply
mouth, the guest of Mrs. James Haines
Mrs. NJ. L. Holm and Miss Burk of
Hammond. visited friends here yester-
day.
Rev. H. L. Davis returned last night
from a visit with relatives at Craw-
louisville.
Charles S. Newton of Michigan City,
arrived here today to make his future
home in this city.
William Marshall of South Bend, re-
turned home yesterday after a visit
with his aunt, Mrs. NJ. Stewart.
Lloyd Miller and Pearl Miller, both
residents of this city, We're married
last evening by Justice Louderback.
Attorneys Grant Crumpacker, Will
liam Daily and D. E. Kelly are at
Crown Point today attending the Stod-
dard trial
The wedding of George Jungjohan
and Miss Hannah lessen took place
this morning at the German parsonage.
They left for Utica. ILL.,, on a wedding
trip.
The Valparaiso Carriage company is
going to erect a temporary building on
Lafayette street, where they will work
until the building damaged by fire is
rebuilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Curran of Peru.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Drozowitz, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Drozowitz, and Mrs. NJ
Field of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Lowenstine of Bremen, attended the
Curran-Lowenstine wedding here yes
terday.
The marriage of Miss Nannette Low
enstineMof this city, and Harry Curran
of Chicago, occurred at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Lowenstine. last evening at 5 o'clock,
Rev. Rappoport of Chicago performing
the ceremony in the presence Of about
thirty relatives and intimate friends
After wedding supper the happy
couple left on an evening train for
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MUNSTER NEWS

Louise and Helen Kaske spent the
afternoon in Dyer.
Munster school closed at 2;30 to-
day and Rev. Dowstra Of the Lansing
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drugs and drug lines, all on the first
moor. On the second floor VIII be Drs.
Walsh & Templin in the largest suite
at the corner of Sixth and Broadway
comprising four rooms. These will be
equipped with the finest fixtures OBJ
tainable for physicians and surgeons
offices. Several local real estate and
insurance men will have Offices in the
building and there will be at least one
architect
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Prolonged
Life

There are many per-
sons living to-day, whom
doctors have given up to
die. DR.. Miles Heart
Cure has added years to
their lives. 1t strength
ems the heart nerves and
muscles, restores normal
heart action, so that it
can send the blood
through the veins to nour-
ish and sustain life.
II am glad to recommend DR.. Miles
Heart Cure and Nervine for they have
been of great benefit TO me. The
doctors said I was liable to die any
time; my case was .incurable. I was
told this by doctors in this village and
Southern Minnesota. l have used
four bottles OF Heart Cure and the
same OF Nervine, and although not a
young man, having passed through the
war, ! feel younger than ] did before.
] am feeling better in every way and
sleep like healthy six year old boy.
WAS GuNlSSQ TO use your IneOlClneS
by man who is now a perfect speci-
man Of manhood. He tried DR.. Miles
remedy and he said II cured him OF
heart trouble, twelve years ago after
the doctors had given him up to die"
CHAS. E. MURPHY. Verndale, Mimi.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the first bottle Will benefit. II 1t falls
he Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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Mrs. A z. Kaiser was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
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+. r. Schaaf and guest Mr.. Edwards
OF ST. Paul. Mimi. spent Wednesday
visiting in Gary and surrounding towns.
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J. ]. Klein transacted business at
ScherervilIe Wednesday.
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John L. Keilman made a business
trip to Chicago Wednesday.
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Mat Hilbrich from near Schercrville,
was a business visitor here Wednes-
day.
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William F. Keilman of st. John was
here yesterday looking after some bust
ness matters.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lillig and children
Of Chicago spent yesterday with rola-
tives here.
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B. Schultz sr, Of Schererville was a
business visitors here yesterday.
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Misses Amelia Bader and Anna Minis
berg visited E. Ferguson, who is very
sick at St. Msrgaret's hospital in Ham
mond.
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Messrs. William Dame and T. Hitze-
man OF Hanover Prairie. were here on
business yesterday.
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John Smith of Reese avenue. will
leave in few days for Oklahoma.
where he intends to spend the winter
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Mrs. j. NJ. WATSON IS very sick with
a bad case of ivy poison.
A. H Hopkins went to Lafayette on
business yesterday.
Mrs. II. \. Hurd IS visiting relatives
in Englewood for few weeks.
Father Henry Plaster of Hammond
came yesterday to visit st. Joseph col
lege
Delos Thompson returned home yes
terday morning from business trip
to Lima, Ohio.
Miss Jeanette Newton of Indianapolis
is visiting friends in Rensselaer, for a
couple of weeks.
J. Q. Haskell of Button came today
for a short visit with his brother.
Frank, the barber.
Miss Nellie Coen, who has been Wis
iting friends here for a few days, re-
turned TO her home in Cleveland. Ohio,
today.
Walter Scott and wife. who have
been visiting her father, Joseph Fran
els, returned to their home in Nun
sic, H., today.
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GARY NEWS

DIR. and Mrs Harry F. Walsh spent
last evening and today with Mrs.
walsh's sister in Chicago. she having
come up from Lodi. Indiana for the
week.
Judge P. L. Fitzgerald and his wife
and sister spent the day in Chicago
shopping and visiting, the trip being
the first visit of the judges sister to
the city.
The South Shore Construction com
pany under the direction of its presi-
dent and manager, Giles n. Moe, is
pushing the work on the Marcus build
ing on Broadway just south of Sixth
avenue Mr. Marcus will occupy the
building with a full line of clothing and
furnishings when it is completed.
John Mccormick & Company have
begun the operation of the restaurant
department installed in their building
in connection with the bakery. confec-
tionary and refreshment stand. The
patronage has grown beyond their larg-
est expectations and has proven the
venture an eminently remunerative one.
Attorneys William H. Fitzgerald
and II. F. McCracken have moved
into their new location in the Phillips
building at the northeast corner of
Broadway and Fifth avenue. They
have engaged an elegant location com
prising some three rooms two of
which are private offices and the third
a common reception room.
Contractor Miller of Miller & Han
sen, sold his office quarters erected at
the corner of Eleventh avenue and
Adams street about six months ago and
is expected to move into business and
Office quarters on Broadway within the
next few days The firm has two arch
fleets constantly employed on work
they have in hand here and have out
grown the first quarters provided some
time ago.
Contractor McCord has finished the
work Of plastering the Brennan build
ing at Broadway and Sixth avenue and
the sheet metal people are busy putting
in the ceilings. The different tenants
anticipate being able TO move into the
building within the next Thirty days.
Among them will be Judge Huber with
his news and confectionery stand.
Messrs. Brennan and Stringfellow with
an exceptionally fine equipment OF
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

Mrs. ]. NJ. WATSON is very sick with
a bad case of ivy poison.
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viii Zuvers, from Mount Pleasant
Mo-, is visiting his father, Amos Zuvers
and other relatives. He has been away
for twenty years and time has deal
very kindly with him.
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MERRILLVILLE NEWS

Mr.. Turne. the c. c. & [. agent, ex-
poets his family in a few days.
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A. H. Hopkins went to Lafayette on
business yesterday.
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Mrs. S B. Wood and daughter. Mar
garet, are in Chicago today to consul
an oculist. Margaret's eyes have beer
giving her considerable trouble lately.
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kowsh. of Indiana boulevard. yester-
day.
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Andrew McLain and sister. Miss
Helen McLain. returned home, after
spending few days visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Hay, at Highland Park, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius zimmerman of
Harrison avenue. and cousins from
Chicago, went to Hessville, Toleston
and Gary yesterday on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. William Balm and daughter,
Mrs. Herman Theisen of Indiana boule-
ward. were the guests of Mrs. S. Davis.
at her home in Park Manor, ILL.,, Wed
nesday.
Henry Bader. while at work at In
diana Harbor, was struck on the foot
with a hammer by one of his help
ers, causing a very bad bruise. He
is now under the doctors care at his
home in Harrison avenue.
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Mrs. H. N Hurd is visiting relatives
IN Englewood for a few weeks.
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Attorney Harry Call is the frst per-
son to take advantage Of the ordinance
recently adopted by the board of trus-
tees giving numbers to the houses and
lots on the different streets and the an
nouncement on his card OF hts Office at
no Broadway, Gary, Ind, is decidedly
convenient compared with the round
about method It has been necessary to
use hitherto in describing locations on
any of the streets
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Mrs. Ayres of Roberts avenue. who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia
at st. Margaret's hospital in Hammond.
is slowly improving.
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rafHe and dance took place In
Schmitt's hall. A large number of
young folks attended
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Judge P. L. Fitzgerald and his wife
and sister spent the day in Chicago
shopping and visiting, the trip being
the first visit of the judges sister to
the city.
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DYER NEWS

HI Tx NE w -
Mrs. A. z. Kaiser was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
J. ]. Klein transacted business at
SchererviIle Wednesday.
John L. Keilman made a business
trip to Chicago Wednesday
3. Schultz sr., Of Schererville was a
business visitors here yesterday.
Mat Hnbrich from near schercrviIle,
was a business visitor here Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Lillig and children
of Chicago spent yesterday with rola-
tives here.
william F. Keilman of st. John was
here yesterday looking after some bust
ness matters.
Messrs. william Dame and F. Hltze-
man OF Hanover Prairie. were here on
business yesterday.
A rafHe and dance took place in
Schmitts hall. A large number of
young folks attended.
r. Prohl of Hammond, agent for the
Quaker Biscuit company. was bust
ness visitor here yesterday
After spending about two weeks
with her parents here. Mrs A. Romer
left Wednesday morning for her rome
IN Celina, o.
The Misses Lucy and Theresa Thorn
etz left for their home in Chicago
yesterday after spending some time
with relatives here.
The pupils of the lower grades in the
public school took little field excur-
sion with their teacher yesterday af-
ternoon in the interests Of nature
study.
Word was received here yesterday
that George Davis, one of the old set
tiers of Dyer. but lately making his
home in Mississippi, died there last
Friday.
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Dr. and Mrs. Harry F. Walsh spent
last evening and today with Mrs.
Walsh's sister in Chicago, she having
come up from Lodi, Indiana for the
week.
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Attorney J. Glenn Harris Of the firm
of Harris Bretsch, local attorneys,
left via the Monon this morning for his
home near Indianapolis. on account of
an attack of typhoid fever The illness
was just in it's inception and he left
before it had made much advance, pre-
ferring to be at home during it's course
and the convalescent period. His nu-
merous friends Will regret exceedingly
his necessary leaving and will be glad
to learn of his recovery. His partner,
Mr.. Bretsch, will in the meantime take
care of the situation alone.
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Father Henry Plaster of Hammond
came yesterday to visit st. Joseph col
lege
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r. Prohl of Hammond. agent for the
Quaker Biscuit company. was bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
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John Prascsak Of Prascak Brothers
company, the senior member of the firm
arrived last week with his wife and
children and have taken up their home
with the family OF John Kertes, man
ager for the company. until their other
building at the corner of Thirteenth
avenue and Adams street is completed.
Mr.. Prascsak disposed of his entire in
terests in Braddock, Pa. before coming
here and intends making Gary his per-
manent home.
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After spending about two weeks
with her parents here. Mrs A. Romer
left Wednesday morning for her rome
IN Cellna. 0.
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Word was received here yesterday
that George Davis, one of the old set
tiers of Dyer, but lately making his
home in Mississippi, died there last
Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-03

The Misses Lucy and Theresa Thorn
etz left for their home in Chicago
yesterday after spending some time
with relatives here.
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Delos Thompson returned home yes
terday morning from a business trip
to Lima, Ohio.
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The pupils of the lower grades in the
public school took a little field excur-
sion with their teacher yesterday at
ternoon in the interests OF nature
study.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-01

AS to the lecture by DR.. Rob-
erts, we leave it to the people
who constituted the large apprec-
iative audience that listened so
attentively to it, there being
representatives from every dis
trict in the county, except Pat
Canon. Sufficeth to say here, it
was of a high ordec.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-01

The following pupils of the
Springfield school were neither
absent nor tardy during the
month ending February %.
Alice Allen
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-01
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most Panhandle farms and ranches. l
would say that the cooking of the grain
costs me less than Is cents a ton.
have large vats, 81 feet wide, feet
long and % inches deep, for this pur-
pose. The vats are built with large
furnace underneath and for fuel use
the manure of cattle or timber from
my place. The hogs in this shipment
were started on the cooked grain, but
later fed the grain ground and swilled.
lack Of time prevented me from cook
ing it. raise the maize and it has a
local value there now of IS or 60c per
cwt. l have also fed milo maize, as l
prepare it for the hogs, to cattle and to
my horses, and mules and have found
it most satisfactory feed. With such
crops of milo maize and kaffr corn as
are raised in the Panhandle and West
Texas, and because of the fact that
contagious hog diseases are unknown
there, can see no reason why that
part of the state should not become a
great producer of hogs.
Baca county produces thousands of
tons of milo maize. and kaffir corn.
Why not turn it into hogs and money?
New settlers can make money this way.
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The Springfield herald., 1907-03-01
GlealinQs and Comment.
KAFFIR CORN
AND MAIZE
sPNINcFIELD-LAMAR. u
pAiLytexcept Sunday.
(Routa No. G5sss)

Equal Of Indian Corn for F.ttenine Hog.
The Springfield herald., 1907-03-01

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