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Evening journal., 1907-06-14
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Social Notes
PersonaI and soeiaI Notes

Cecil vansant was a recent visitor in
Strickersville
William brennan has been visiting
friends IN Rising sun
Miss Marietta Taylor has been yis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Linneas Lamborn,
at Duemorc.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Perry have beon
visiting friends at Kemhleyille.
Miss Jessie Irwin Is the guest Of her
parents et Elk Township
John r. Pickering pnd family have
returned home, after spending several
weeks az Hopewll.
$. s. Dowland of sylnar Is spend.
ing some time here.
Mrs. Lizzie Wier of Nottingham, IS
the guest Of relatives IN this city.
Miss Pierson has feon visiting Mrs
Emerson Miller az Nottingham.
Mrs. l.. G. Wilcutt Is visiting Mrs
II. w. Woolford nj Clayton.
Mrs, A. II. skinner Of Clayton, IS
visiting her son here.
Mr. ana Mrs. =. Il. Reynolds have
been the guests Of Clayton friends
Mr. and Mrs. Lakeland arc spending
Few da-s at Cheswold.
James Bc'h has returned from a
visit TO his mother nc nlackbird.
Miss Susie NandylSe is visiting her
aunt at Rlackbird
Stanley Arthurs Is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ Arthms, at
Kenton.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas A. Burnham
VIII soon remove TO Chester
Mrs. Cora x. Bartlett, wife Of
Deputy sheriff Josenh ". Bartlett. IS
visiting her sister. Mrs II. NJ. Per-
ningotn, OF Chester
William Skellinger and William Bid
die spent n very pleasant evening in
Chester on Thursday.
Mrs. David Mercer Of Kennett, ac
companied her sister. Mrs. Thomas
! Steward Of this city. aso spending two
weeks az Landenherg.
Francis T.. Farr. of Port Denosit. has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. n. N.
Hason, in tins city.
Mrs. n. \. Hasson and Mr. and Mrs.
g. Metzner and daughter, Gertrude.
have been visiting Port Deposit.
Miss Lola =. Crawford is visiting
Mrs, Chattoy White. Of Baltimore.
Miss Edith Rambo ami Miss Cora 7,
Hamilton, ares pending the week in
New York and Jersey City.
Miss Matte Mareuoss left Yesterday
for e three weeks trio 10 New York,
Miss Eta Mahan has returned 10 her
home at Fair Hin TO spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs TAYLOR Thompson Is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Inn. AT
Fair Hill.
Miss Leila Mccoy Of Cecnton. was n
Wilmington visitor this week.
Miss Fanny NJ. Brooks Of Chesa-
peake City. has been visiting relatives
here.
isayard Gordon has been spending n
few days with Miss Helen Eaton Of
/ Warwick
Miss Mary Marshall, os sylmar, Ma.
Is visiting relatives in this city.
AT the residence OF Rfrs. Harry C.
Hackett. No 6oi Harrison street. an
ENJOYABLE porch PARTY was given on
Wednesday evening b. cynthia Heln-
ers' branch. Of the International sun
shine Society.
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NEW FOUNT AIN
FOR THE CITY

Actuated by the movement here for
city beautiful the National Humane Al
lance has offered TO give the city
handsome granite monument which VIII
cost that organization $1,000. The A l.a-co
viii pay the freight expense attached 10
the shipping of the monument which Will
be in the shape or fountain TO IN city.
The only provisi-n attached to th' #
are that the city remove the monument
from the mrroad car ard place 10 in q
solid foundation In location wre' there
is a large passing public, and provide fer
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on Launch Party.

A delightful launch iiaf'Gs vas given
on. Wednesday evening to Pennsville,
n. j.. on the launch Cadet" Those
present were Misses Marie Blades.
Ethel Whteman Margaret n. KIM
mey. Marie Preston, Hilda II. Preston,
Elsie Truitt, Charlotte printon, Mabel
C. Robinson. Maricn simmons, and the
Messrs Matiack Schmeltzer. Morgan
Brinton, Barney. Wright, Johnson.
McLoar and Stubble.
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Guests of DIR. Barnes.

Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Barnes, Of Port
Deposit, Nd. are visiting Their san, Dr.
II. d. Barnes, the specialist, Of sis Ship
ley street Mr.. Edwin Barnes IS one Of
the prominent citizens OF Cecil ooun y
and nves on one of the finest farms IN
that sooton-one Of the famous Maryland
plantations.
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ie proper and permanent care Of it.

the proper and permanent care Of IT,
The offer was made to Mayor w lson
for the city by the Alliance through it's
general secretary, Lewis Mead Seave-
and the matter will be taken up with the
proper departments. The fountain IS 20
be of Maine granite, entirely polished a.d
trimmed with bronze. II WI weigh aboi t
fve tons and viii stand six feet eight in
ches high
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Two counles Serenaded.

julius Sullivan, Of No POS West
Seventh street. ANA Walton Kennedy,
were given serenades by friends. There
We're about one hundieo in The party
and visits were made 10 hoth Mr and
Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. sul-
livan. In the course OF the evening
vocal and Instrumental selections were
given and refreshments we're served.
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uIrIea's cnsw at FIrs Test.

Captains Taylor and Rickmcrs Of
the = rernment Inspectors Service
have teon putting steamboat crews in
this rIarror through The regulation nre
drill FOR seve~ai weeks. A recent test.
of ihe ulr.ca's c-ew found the men
familiar With nsc duty THE Inspectors
also founl iho boilers ana machinery
Of tho boat to be IN good condition.
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DEATHS.
Thomas ]. Williams.
Alice Lyman Jordan.
Rusha M. Porter
Louisa NJ. Gibson.

Thomas j. Mltlldlliai
Alice Lyman Jordan.
Rusha M. Porter.
Louisa NJ Gibson
1ORDAN-On June rs, 1907. Alice
Tvnam. wife of Howard II. Jordan,
in her 64th year
Relatives and friends are invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence
of her husband. near Mershallson, Del,
on Saturday, June 70. 1907 Services
at the house az 2 o'clock. lnterment
AT Red Clay Creek cemetery. kennett
trolleys stop at the house.
GIBSON suddenly. in this city on
June Is. 1907. Louisa NJ, wire OF
BENJAMIN Gibson. aged As years
relatives and friends OF the family
ere invited 10 attend the funeral SER
.,3ces az her late residence, NO iV'
pine street. on Sunday afternoon
Tune. 18th. at o'clock intermoh'
Rixefview cemetery
pnRTER. I'm this city on June ~
N 1907. Rusha May. wife of William H.
Porter. in her 2lst year.
b relatives and friends Of the family
are invited 20 attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence NO 'oN
.J<irlxwood street on Friday evening,
,1une "a. at s o'clock. lnterment hpen-
ezer. Md, on Saturday June 10 With
out further notice.
WILLIAMS Suddenly AT New Or
leans. La, Thomas J. Williams IN
his sSth year
Due notice Of the funeral win be
given.
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To Be Married h ealnna

Miss Anna Isabelle Cohee. daughter
Of Mrs. Amanda Cohee OF Frederick
town. Nd. and Robert William Lusby
Of this CITY. win be married In ST Dem
mis- Roman Catholic Church at Galena.
Md. on Thursday evening. June 27 at
7.5o o'clock. There VIII be no cards.
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ATTENDED PhiladeIphia Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Alderman,
Miss Lucy Aokerman. August AclSer-
man. Mrs lguatius and Gertrude Ack-
erman and Joseph BLANK, Of This city,
attended the wedding of their cousin.
Miss Otilna stirer, at ST. Boniface
Church, Maskor and Diamond streets,
PHILADELPHIA
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COSTS KENT 1894
FOR PR'SONER,' BOARD
SPECIAL 10 The Evenlng Journal.

DOVER. Del. June M--Kcnt county's
hrst bill Of Sl3i0 for a fun months board
for her pr sJners az the New ca-t.e C7ua-
ty Workhouse at Greenbank, has been
received by the Levy Court of Kent
county. This amount while something
moro than has been paid out recently for
the maintenance of prisoners under tho
old system, is much less than tle 20 cents
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plunkett-Frielav.

on Wednesday juno ~. at ST..
Stephens parsonage. 30 3o7 West
Seventh street, Miss Mary A. Friday
and Henry H. plunkett. both Of Phil
adelphia. were married by the Rev.
Frederic Doerr
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Special Selling For Saturday:
SCOTCH LAWNS

Every woman knows what
they are. We have reduced
them for tomorrow to 41zc a
yard. Plenty of choice patterns
to select from.
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stenartNR.nnatt

Joseph s. Stewart. % Seventh and
Madison streets and Rosamond A
Bennett OF No eos West Seventh
street We're married by the Rev. ]. III.
Arters. at EDworth ~ - Fs-rsssze.
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Vansant-Kirlx.

At the parsonage Of Second NJ. p.
Church on "Wednesday afternoon, C..
Raymond Yansant OF stanton, and
Miss Maybollo II. Kirk, of this city
were married by tho rev James E.
Massey.
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per diem raid for the support Of prisoners
In idlcness under the old jail system be-
fore the prisoners were "thinned out"
by the worlhouse scare.
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Haclk PAM.

A hack party was given on Tuesday
evening IN honor of the Hilltop boys
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Union Veteran Legion
Grand Army and Sons
of Veterans,

Will celebrate Flag Day on
Friday, June IA, at Brandy~lns springs
Tickets for sale by Veterans at 7th
and POPLAR and eth and Market streets.
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LAWNS REDUCED

80 inch Lawns, all bright
new patterns. goods that usu-
ally sell at IS and ISc yard.
Reduced for Saturday to Ioc a
yard.
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MEMS GOODS

This department is a gents
furnishing store of itself.
Mcr's Shirts-Made of Per
Gale and Madras. Neat pat
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SASH CURTAINS

Made OF Swiss, with rutfle
around. Fit any ordinary win
dow All ready to tack to the
window. I5c pair.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-16
CLOTHES LINE CASES
ENLIVEN COURT
Rain Starts Trouble in One
Case and Jealousy is
Cause Of Another.

The amusing clothes line cases en-
tertained court officials and spectators
In the South Chicago municipal court
this morning. Mrs. Mary JAMES ewski
Of $3.50 Exchange avenue had her up
stairs neighbor, Mrs. Mary Forden ar
rested for assault. She declared Mrs.
Forden had spat in her face. Mrs.
Forden declared that the rain was re-
sponsibIe for the accusation against
her She declared that Mrs. Janiesew-
ski came out on the back porch just
as the rain began to fall Tuesday after
noon and that a large drop fell on Mrs.
Janiesewskrs upturned face. After
listening to a lot of amusing testf-
mony by neighbors of the two parties
Judge Goodnow dismissed the case.
Mrs. Sarah Flynn Of Calhoun ave-
nue.. South Deering, complained Of by
her husbands daughter, Mrs. Catherine
Wardell. 1919 Calhoun avenue, was
made to give peace bonds Of $500. Mrs.
Flynn, who is GO years old, was de-
cidedly obstreperous in court and his
honor was inclined to the belief that
she might be so in her step-daugh-
ter's back yard as Mrs. Warde1 testi-
fed. The trouble arose over the Wis
its Of Mrs. Flynn's husband to his
daughter. visits which the court de-
clared perfectly right and in accordance
with paternal duty Mrs. Flynn grew
jealous and did unpleasant things. On
the decision being pronounced, she de-
clared she would have her husband
stay away from the daughters house
or know the reason why.
Eugene Leggins, an old offender,
also colored, got $40 and costs for
creating a disturbance in his mothers
place at 9026 Strand last night when
he called to claim a pet parrot that he
owned. He was under the influence of
booze and created such a row that Of
flcer Goggin was called to arrest him.
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SIX LOVING HEARTS
NOW BEAT AS THREE
Two Happy Couples Must Defer Their
Wedding Journeys "a Short While Be
cause of Activity at the Steel Mills,
Where Hubbies Are Employed.

Axel Lindquist, a motor inspector in
the electrical department of the Illi-
nois Steel company, and Miss Eva
Lsiendecker, Daughter of Police Of
flcer Leiendecker of the South Chicago
station. were married last evening. The
young couple will defer their honey
moon trip until next month, owing to
q pressure Of business in the depart
ment OF the steel company in which
the groom works. They will then take
a trip to the jamestown exposition and
visit various points Of interest in the
east as they return. They Will make
their home at SS26 Marquette avenue.
Michael Hart and Miss Annie Crack
nell were united in marriage at nup
tial mass in St. Patrick's church yes
terday. Rev. r. O'Reilly was the cele-
brant Miss O'Callahan rendered Men
delssohms wedding march as the bridal
party moved toward the altar. Follow
ing the wedding ceremony. a reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents. 1894 Commercial avenue.
Roy Hull, head of a department in
the Illinois Steel companys plant, and
Miss May Robbins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Noble 7. Robbins of Chelten-
ham. were married at the home of the
brides parents last night at o'clock.
by Rev James A McLaren, pastor of
the Windsor Park congregational
church. Miss Anna Studemeyer acted
as bridesmaid and the groom was at
tended by Bert Robbins, brother of the
bride. as best man. Only the i'm
mediate relatives of the brides family
and a few intimate friends were pres
ent as guests. Miss Bertha Robbins of
Niles. O.. a cousin Of the bride, was
the only out of town guest The happy
pair received q large number of beau
tiful and useful gifts. They will take
up the residence at 7S40 Bond avenue
and Will defer their wedding journey
till August in consideration of the
great activity at the steel mills, which
requires Mr.. Hulrs presence at his
duties.
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KENSINOTON NEWS

Mrs. Rebedeau visited friends in
Roseland Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Hoven Of Perry ave-
nue. entertained a few Of her friends
Sunday.
Mrs. Thiets and sister Miss VOL
fred, Of Dearborn street. were Chicago
visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Dietrich and Mrs Travis OF
West Pullman visited friends in Rose
land yesterday.
Mrs. D. Douglas OF 1ISIS Lafayette
avenue entertained her daughter Mrs.
Butterheld, OF West Pullman yester-
day.
The two little children of Mr. and
Mrs. Wander Handle, who have been
very i'll with pneumonia, are able to
be out again.
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PULLMAN NEWS

Mrs. Schmidt is on the sick list.
Clarence Lenzen is reported sick.
Sister Benedict is improving very
slowly.
Few. Father Dunn visited in Pullman
yesterday.
Armour institute will give banquet
this evening.
Misses Naoma Miller and Hazel Rice
visited friends in Roseland today.
A Keppen. who was i'll for quite a
while, is able to be about again.
Tuesday evening, May IA, one of the
best musicales ever heard in this Vi
entity was given in Market hall by Ed
L Kippen
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Fried Cat and Nnn-

A dyspeptic Atchison man went into
a restaurant the other day and or
dered fried catfish. Fried cRt!"
bawled the waiter to the cook. In
stantly the weak stomach rebelled.
Cancel that order" the customer
said, and give me an order of coun-
try sausage" "Sidetrack the cat and
make it dog!" yelled the waiter, and
he is wondering yet why the man
grabbed his hat and left.-Atchison
Globe.
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closeness until too late. He was injured
internally and was taken to the South
Chicago hospital
Plazic Dusan, who was hurt at the
international Harvester works in South
Deering Friday. died at 1855 a. m to-
day at the South Chicago hospital. His
body was removed TO Murphy & Sons
morgue, 1858 Commercial avenue.
Dusan stumbled and fell under the
wheels Of a train Of cars loaded with
coke at the harvester works when he
Ioosened a block that kept them from
running down an incline. His legs
were crushed under the wheels of the
cars.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-16
Boat Club Men Attend Meeting.

Dr. Sidney 3. Mcleod. commodore of
the Calumet Power Boat club, accom-
panied by Fred Clump, Charles Kre-
WITT, A. c. Morse, J. H. Hicks and J. a
Peterson. members Of the club, attend
ed a meeting Of the race committee
of the Western Power Boat associa-
ton in the city last night Arrange
ments for the big race event to be con
tested in the Calumet harbor on Labor
day were discussed as well as mat
ters connected with the association
work generally.
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BLACK OAK NEWS

Mrs. Melvin Lightly was Hammond
visitor yesterday.
Frank Reissig visited friends at Toll
eston last evening.
John and Lena Buse are confined ID
their home with an attack of whoop-
ing cough.
Messrs. William KGnnert and Tfiersf
Of Toleston were business visitor.
here yesterday.
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HEGEWISCH NEWS

David Downs has taken a position
at the Ryan Car works.
Mrs. Gus Eckstrom was shopping
yesterday in South Chicago.
Mrs. Alexander was out of town yes
terday afternoon on business.
Miss Sophie Peterson was in Indiana
Harbor yesterday on business.
Mrs. Elvin Bundy returned home
yesterday from Bloomington, III.
Mrs c. E. Anderson of Park Manor
visited relatives here yesterday.
Miss Norma Sundberg was a South
Chicago visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Ron ORoark of Burnham spent
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. E. Cole
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moeler are the
proud parents of a baby girl, born Sat
urday night.
Axel Anderson of Superior avenue
has been appointed foreman of the
paint shop at the Western Steel Car
s. Foundry company.
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Early Whist

It is thought that the game of whist
was first played in the time of Henry
VIII. Of England, but the first known
mention of the game in print was ia a
book called The Motto" 1921. in
which it was spelled "whisk." In
Buffers Hudibras (1663) it was spelled
whist" and very sensibly, for the
game in question requires close atten-
ton and consequent silence. Whist!
Silencei
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ESSVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Jacob Ericks is Hammond
visitor today.
Mrs. Otto has returned from few
days visit in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krasten spent
yesterday AT Foleston.
Mrs William Dedelow visited friends
CT Hammond last evening.
Miss Carrie Schay of Hammond Wis
tied her mother here yesterday.
The Hessville school children are
taking their third bi-monthly examina-
ton.
x. Hess is moving onto his mothers
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WINDSOR PARK

Miller Hurst has purchased a large
touring car for $1,000.
Austin Freer and Paget stanton have
Joined the South Shore Country club.
Philip Ceiling has begun to take
drawing lessons at the Chicago Art
institute.
Mrs. Teele. 771o Bond avenue, is
quite i'll. She has had a relapse from
pneumonia.
Dr.. Fleming of Brooklyn has taken
DR.. 5. Barats practice during the lat
tiers absence.
Mrs. Herscher has come to visit her
mother. 74S7 Bond avenue, in order
to recuperate after a serious opera
ton.
J. f. Horne of Prescott, Ariz., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs c. Grady of
Seventy-hfth place. He viii remain
here for an extended visit.
The Strugglers' dancing club met at
Bessemer Park assembly hall Wed
nesday evening. Many Windsor Park
| people We're present and enjoyed a de-
| lightful evening.
DR.. J. McLaren's Bible class meets
every Sunday morning in Bethel Con-
gregational church. DR.. McLaren is
now preaching a series of sermons on
the life of Christ every Sunday even
ing at o'clock
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st
Brides Catholic church will give their
dance and May party tomorrow even
| ing in Jones hall. Kraus will furnish
the music. The young ladies are work
ing very hard to make their dance a
great success.
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BURNHAM NEWS

Miss Minnie Patton is a visitor in
Chicago today.
Samuel Durham is business visitor
in Chicago today.
Jacob Brody was here this morning
enroute to Chicago.
Mrs Thomas Moran was here this
morning enroute to Chicago.
Miss Sophia Peterson was visitor in
Burnham yesterday morning.
Miss Theresa Rieger was visitor
in Burnham this morning.
w. II. Beal has sold his property on
Center avenue to the Illinois Central
and the story is current that they will
erect a depot at that place.
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Pays Bounty on Sharks.

The Bengal government pays re-
ward for sharks caught in the Gauges
This varies from % cents for small
sharks to $3.50 for those six feet long.
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Charles Neff of the East Side, who
was bruised last Friday at the linseed
oil works at One Hundred and Tenth
street by falling a distance of about
twenty feet, is getting along nicely
at his home.
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The new ten thousand dollar electric
engine on the Chicago, Lake Shore &
Eastern railroad was put in commits
sion yesterday. The trial trip was ov-
err the road as far as Gary and re-
turn to South Chicago. The employees
were glad to see it as every place it
stopped they were invited to inspect
it and receive their pay checks. The
engine Will be used to make short
trips with the pay car and to inspect
the road bed Of the company.
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A BRACE OF ACCIDENTS.
One Man Hurt by Street Car-AnOther
Dies as Result of Hurt by
Freight Cars.

Joseph Horowitz, resident of La
Porte. Ind, was struck by a South Chi
cago City Railway car in Seventy
ninth street at o'clock last night.
Horowitz was walking In the track in
front of the car and did not notice its
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-16

Ephriam Reid, who was injured a
the Harvester works three weeks ago
is now suffering from blood poison a
the South Chicago hospital.
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Mrs. Finn of 1926 Hoxie avenue is
under treatment for her eyes, which
have caused her considerable trouble
for some time.
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Mrs Olaf Nelson of 106O4 Terrence
avenue is spending a two weeks vaca
ton with relatives in Michigan.
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Mrs. L. G. Struebing entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon.
Mrs f. NJ. Carter of Eggleston ave-
nue. gave a thimble party yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaker of Wallace have
just returned from weeks visit in
Wheaton, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl King have return
ed to West Pullman from Allandale,
Mich, where they have been living for
about a year.
A. II. White, who has been manager
of the West Pullman telephone ex-
change for the past six years, has been
appointed manager of the Joliet ex-
change.
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Neil Duffy of Hoxie avenue is now
able to be out of doors and expects to
return to business before long.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton of the East
Side called on relatives in South Deer
ing last evening.
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farm and his mother. Mrs. George
Hess, viii occupy the house vacated BY
him IN Hessville.
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Hammond visitors yesterday were
Mesdames Fred Hopp and Davis Euler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Proesholdt, Mr.. Trenola.
and Mrs. Henry Mueller.
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The storm yesterday did several
thousand dollars worth of damage to
property in South Chicago. The new
work at the Schwill Mating plant,
One Hundred and Second street and
Avenue c was blown down and one
hundred men had narrow escapes
Telegraph poles and sign boards, tele-
phone wires, the windows in the green
room at Bessemer park were broken
and plate glasses in business houses
blown in.
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Hans J. Nicholson, 1888 Exchange
avenue is seriously III at Benton Har-
Dor, Mich His wife was sent for yes
terday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-16

Hegewisch's leading dealer in Jew
elry. talking machines and musical in
struments. l carry a complete stock OF
watches, jewerly and clocks at popular
prices. Every article guaranteed. You
can buy talking machine for a small
payment down. balance. one dollar a
week Buy Here and Save Money.
I33rd Street, Cor. Erie Ave, HegeviScb.