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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12
DYER NEWS

Geo. Schultz of schererviue was a
Dyer visitor yesterday.
Billy Schultz of Hanover Center was
a Dyer business visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Gerlach Of
st John spent yesterday at Dyer.
Mrs Gertrude Overhage of Chicago
spent yesterday with friends here in
town.
Scott Burge. our present truant off,
Ger and family of Merillville were seen
here yesterday.
Frank School and. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Reeder of Schererville were Dyer Wis
itors yesterday
Michael Keilman from near Scherer-
Vile was here yesterday looking after
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Austgen and Mrs.
Nick Thielen of st. John made bust
ness trip to our town yesterday
John Stommel of Hanover Center,
formerly teacher and organist at that
place. gave Dyer a pleasant call yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wildner of Chicago
came Thursday to visit with Mrs. Wild
ner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Kaiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Giles and son
Herman of near Crown Point, formerly
Of this neighborhood, were here yester-
day evening.
John Heiser of Hammond, who has
lately started a coffee and tea store
there, was in Dyer yesterday working
in the interests of his business.
| Yesterday was a very busy day a.
| Keilman's store. People from mile:
around were here and it took the force
of ten sale clerks all they could do t.
wait on the customers.
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ed. can now do my own work, and
can never thank you enough for the
benefits derived from your wonderful
remedy" On April %. 1907, nearly five
years later Mrs. Brown writes, You
may still refer any woman to me. l
will gladly recommend Zoa-Phora."
Does this not prove that the benefit
was permanent?
This letter is strong proof of the
merit of Zoa-Phora. The only way
that you can become positively con-
WINGED that Zoa-Phora will do as much
for you is to try the medicine your
self Go to your druggist and ask him
for Zoa -Phora; no other explanation
Will be needed. You viii receive the
medicine already prepared, compound
ed in just the right proportions, and
put up In a sealed, sterilized, one dol
lar bottle.
In each package will be found a
copy of DIR. Pengellys Advice to Wo-
men," a medical book, giving interest
ing and instructive information about
all diseases of women and the way to
successfully treat them. You can now
treat yourself in the privacy of your
own home and need not tell your
troubles to any one.
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WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Adam Koch is reported to be
slightly improving.
Miss Minnie Garrett is assisting in the
local telephone exchange.
Mrs. f. Johnson of Chesterton, Ind.
transacted business here last evening.
Mrs c. Quinn and daughter. Nellie.
of John street. shopped in Chicago yes
terday.
Charles Hannephin is now employed
at the Philadelphia Coal company at
the East Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hofmeister saw The
Volunteer Organist" at the Great
Northern theatre last night.
DR.. Putnam Will return home to-
morrow evening from Atlantic City, y.
j.. after a two weeks visit.
D. H Walter has returned TO
Georgetown. Yy.. after spending a week
at his home on New York avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. St John Will move into
their residence on Ohio avenue which
has been occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. E
Gray.
Miss Della Fierse is assisting in the
gas Office during her sister. Mis-:
Winnies absence. who is threatened
with typhoid fever.
tr and Mrs Porter of John street
| have. purchased the house on One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street. lately va
Gated BY Al Condor and family
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CROWN POINT NEWS

The July horse sale occurs next
Tuesday.
The Pleasure club met this afternoon
with Mrs. ]. C. Graves.
The board of review will close it's
work the forepart of next week.
Surveyor Knight is laying out a new
subdivision at Hobart this week.
Miss Laura Dinehart of Albert Lea.
Mimi, is the guest of Mrs. c. w. All
man.
Ralph Baulss is working in the
Crown Point bakery during the summer
vacation.
Gilbert Ross is reported on the sick
list and is unable to attend to his duties
as eXpressman.
Mrs. O. ]. Bruce and daughter Leona
are visiting her parents at Ledoga, Ind,
for a few days
The ceiling to the Odd Fellows hall
which fell down a short time ago is be-
| ing replastered.
Harvey Keiser is visiting his aunt,
Mrs Val Zimmerman, at Rochester, Md.
for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Graham and two children
of Bueyens, Ohio, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Bibler.
Mrs. F. F. HIGHWAY and daughter
have gone to Rochester. Ind, for few
days visit with friends and relatives.
Another meeting of the high board OF
directors of the 1. O. F. of A. has been
called for Hammond next Wednesday.
A new hay barn is being built or
John E. Luther's farm near town, tc
replace the one blown down last spring
Miss Lilly Bliss, one of the teachers
In the Crown Point public schools eX-
poets to leave next Monday for Winona
Artist W. Z. Wilmer and wife are a
Winona this week attending the Indi
ana Photogra piers association o
which organizat ton Mr.. Wilmer is presi
dent.
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BLACK OAK NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Scheidt We're
Hammond visitors yesterday.
Joe Stutter and son of Scherervllle
spent Wednesday here fishing.
William Halfman of Turkey Creek
transacted business here yesterday.
John Greisel and daughter Of Pull
man are spending a fe wdays with Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Seberger.
George Cooke has returned to his
home in Hobart after a few days visit
with his brother, Sam Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lehman and
children and Miss Cora SaxtIn art
spending the day IN Hammond with Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Smith.
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MUNSTER NEWS

Miss Young is the possessor of a
new organ.
II. F. Daugherty and wife were in
Hammond yesterday
The weather is very discouraging to
the farmers in this vicinity.
Keilman's sale at Dyer attracted a
good many of our residents.
Miss Emily Vandenberg of Lansing
was a visitor here last evening.
c. w. Hutchins of Highlands was
here on business yesterday evening.
Miss Emma Kaske is spending a few
days with Marguerite Knots of Ham
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

Castleman & Jones have donated
three lots, seventy five feet, in Wash
ing street, north OF Twentythird ave
nue.. for church and mission work.
Trustee John e. Sears and Rev. George
Deuel. made the selection OF the prop
erty few days ago. The location is
q very central one for church work in
South Gary and the men interested
are to be commended for their fore
thought The religious needs are so
large that it Will be but question
of a short time until the different
churches will have TO establish smaller
centers in outlaying sections to take
care of the different community CEN
ters With the street car service that
Is promised these cepters will be some
what scattered and it will be necessary
to provide separate quarters for each
center.
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WHEELER NEWS

The I. O. T. OF a. lodge met last even
ing
Roy Wheeler of Valparaiso trans
acted business in Wheeler yesterday
Carl p. Petrini, of Dallas, Tex, an
agent for the Monarch company. Wis
tied the firm Tuesday.
The members of Hypatia Rebekah
lodge entertained Mrs. Louise Langja-
har, president of the Rebekeh assembly
last evening.
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CLARK STATION

Mrs. Spencer of East Side visited
relatives here Wednesday.
H Peterson and w. Behn of Clark
took their violin lessons at Toleston
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. Scheurer and Miss Helen
Scheurer returned home after a two
days visit at Whiting.
Mrs. Wright and daughter returned
home Tuesday and her son returned
to East Side Wednesday.
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When Bears Hibernate.

Many bears that hibernate dig into
a hillside to find a nest, but for q
mild winter they are likely to roll up
IN some shallow excavation or a hol-
low tre
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

Ing. cards We're enjoyed until late in
the afternoon when a delicious two
course luncheon was served and a
pleasant social hour spent. The prizes
were carried away BY Mrs George
Alsop and Miss Florence Williams. The
ladies adjourned to meet in two weeks
with Mrs Grace Groat at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Merley, 34O9 Waiting
street, Indiana Harbor
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Tom Riley of Todd avenue, is quite
i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. T. ]. Skinner and children We're
among the Chicago visitors today.
Mrs. Kate Lightbody of Indiana Har-
Dor, was in East Chicago yesterday.
The men of st. Marys parish are
painting the school, convent and rectory.
Mrs. Emma Bourque, who has been
i'll for some time, is better but still
confined to her bed.
The Republic mill expects to start
mean the finishing mill a few days
later
Misses Agnes Nelson and Agnes Fisk
were entertained at dinner last night
at the Majestic hotel Hammond, by Mr.
Katz of Indiana Harbor.
The o. A. H. band boys received their
uniforms this week and they are very
pretty indeed, the colors being blue
and green. This band, under the direc-
ton of Rev. George Lauer, is progress
| ing rapidly.
Next Tuesday evening the Epwortf
League will give a concert at the Meth
odist church at 8 o'clock. There vii
be in addition to this, dialogue en-
titled the Voices of the Women" Thi:
will be given in costume.
Mr. Kaufman of Todd avenue. wa
operated on at the Chicago hospita
yesterday for an abcess in his head ano
was doing fairly well last night. Lol
Palmer is i'll at the same hospital o
pneumonia and was some better thi
morning.
Mrs. Walter Booth entertained TIL
auxiliary of the Q. E. S. at her hom
In Hammond yesterday. About fifteel
members and two guests were pres
ent. After the regular business meet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

William Rayher has gone to Frank
fort for short visit.
Mrs. Francis Roe of Chicago is visit
ing her cousin, J. T. Hardman, and
family.
Foret Monlan and Harve Robinson
have gone to Lafayette to visit with
friends and relatives.
Hurley Beam of this place has gone
to Lafayette to look for employment
on the Monon railroad.
Miss Laurel Biggs went to Lafayette
and her two sisters, Nell and Mildred,
to West Lebanon yesterday, to visit
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn and baby
of Wichita, Kan. are visiting the for
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Granvil
Moody, and family
Richard Crowell, who for some time
has been at the head of the Little
Indian cigar factory" has decided to
go into the cigar business for himself,
and has purchased the former Mer-
chants Cigar company outfit.
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HESSVILLE NEWS

Miss Emma Rafferty, visited friends
in South Chicago today.
Alice Natke and Mrs. John Hess spent
yesterday in Hammond
Mrs. William Dedelow was a Chi
cago visitor today.
Miss Bertha Wedgewood OF East Chi
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Where Do lie est Ia

The late DR.. Reinhold, in one OF his
books, tells of a German, suffering
from dropsy-in German called Was
sersucnt" or water disease-who ex-
claimed: Where did I get it?
haven't tasted water for 80 years"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12
GRIFFITH NEWS

Trustee Kunert of Calumet township
was fin town a few days ago and las
agreed to run our school another year.
so as to give the town time TO make
their school levy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

First Life Insurance Company.
The Society of Assurance for Wild
ows ane Orphans was the first known
life insuf ance company and was es-
tablished IL London in 1859.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

Trying to get competent help with
out using TIMES ssyxunt ads. IN like
swimming river with a dam ahead OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

An engine on the e. J. & f. railroad
was derailed here this morning. The
accident occurred just east Of the tower
and delayed trafnc for about three
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

cago is visiting at the home of her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chick.
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looked after firm business at Crown
Point yesterday.
George Adams, who recently com
pleted his work as nurse and watch
man at the smallpox camp, has been
appointed constable by Justice of the
Peace Huber. The local police de-
partment has more than enough work
on hand. which often makes it incon-
venient for the Justices to get their pa
pers served.
Attorney and Mrs Harry Call spent
this afternoon here getting IN touch
with local matters with view TO NOV
ing over here some time soon Mr.
Call. who looks after the Gary business
for Knots & Bomberger, feels that he
should be on the ground all Of the time
and they will move as soon as suitable
quarters can be found.
Contractors Miller and Hansen are
rapidly completing their work on the
Prascsak building in Washington
street. north Of Tenth avenue. With
the concrete basement and foundation
and the second story addition the old
one story building makes splendid
new buildings in the same street.
Several new operators In local real
estate circles are having tracts sub
divided and will present plats to the
board of trustees for approval at an
early meeting Most Of the subdivid-
ing Is being done in the south part Of
town. practically al Of the smaller
individual holdings in other parts hav-
ing been subdivided. especially where
they were at all suitable.
The local board of underwriters held
its regular meeting yesterday fore
noon and adopted several new rules
conducive to harmonious work. Among
them was a rule requiring the pay
rnent of a small fee for each additional
endorsement required after the writing
of the original policy. This feature IS
particularly needful here, where the
constantly changing conditions make
constant changes necessary in the ar
ferent policies The fee to new mem
bers. after charter membership is Sc
cured, was placed at five dollars.
The quarantine has been raised on
the last Of the several cases Of small
more easily Local people never paid
any attention to the stir caused eN-
cept to submit to vaccination, and the
panic that was threatened to ensue
was easily averted A rumor several
days ago that was persistently spread
by a new doctor looking for vaccina-
ton victims, to the effect that
there were twelve new cases Of the
disease was a monumental fabrication.
Contractor Stoll is putting up an ele-
CANT little cottage on Washington
street near Twenty second avenue. for
George Baker. This is the first one of
three buildings that are to be built in
that vicinity within few months. L"
A. Van Dusen, a metal worker. has
purchased property in there and a con-
tract has been let to Stoll for the
erection of a dwelling house, and Stou
expects to put up a twelve room house
himself just a short distance from the
other two.
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The Misses Cora and Lulu Ward are
spending a few weeks with relatives
in Chicago.
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hours. The engine belonged to the ''oil
run" and had just set car on the c..
G. & L. siding. As they were returning
at rather high speed to couple onto
their train again, 1t jumped the track.
Luckily no one was hurt. With the aid
of another engine it was finally put
back on the rails.
A conductor on L. J. & F. came
very near getting into the clutches of
the law today. The absence Of Judge
Liable was the only thing that sepa-
rated him from trouble. People in
town and out have been very much
troubled for a long time by trains on
that and other roads holding the cross
ings in different parts Of town for even
an hour sometimes Today the town
marshal asked this particular conduc-
tor TO accompany him to the Judges
Office, but found The Judge was out. He
was released with warning for the
future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

Mrs. Chas. Chick who was seriously
injured by an Erie train in Hammond
is reported somewhat better.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12

George Adams, who recently COM
pleted his work as nurse and watch
man at the smallpox camp, has been
appointed constable by Justice Of the
Peace Huber. The local police de-
partment has more than enough work
on hand which often makes it incon-
venient for the justices to get their pa
pers served.
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

William Rayher has gone to Frank
fort for a short visit.
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Mrs. Walter Booth entertained the
auxiliary Of the Q. z. S. at her home
In Hammond yesterday. About ffteeT
members and two guests were pres
emit After the regular business meet
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-12
IN AND AROUND
q a z Y

DR.. Templin of Walsh & Templin,
looked after firm business at Crown
Point yesterday.
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Foret Monlan and Harve Robinso
have gone to Lafayette to visit wit
friends and relatives.
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LANSING NEWS

Mrs. A. Vansteenberg spent Wednes-
day in Chicago.
Miss Martha Swart of Roseland is
visiting at home.
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Mrs. Francis Roe of Chicago is visit
ing her cousin, J. T. Hardman, an
family.
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Scott Burge, our present truant Off
Ger and family of Merillville We're seer
here yesterday.
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Frank School and Mr.. and Mrs. n
Reeder of Schererville were Dyer Wis
itors yesterday.
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Mrs. Gertrude Overhage of Chicago
spent yesterday with friends here in
town.
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Frank Krocker returned to his HON,
on Harrison avenue after spending sew
eral months at Alton, III.
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Michael Keilman from near Scherer-
Vile was here yesterday looking after
business matters.
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II. HIATT and daughter. Louise. return
ed to their home on Indiana boulevard
after spending a few days at Palo Park
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-23

strong serving woman with kindly
face was there to wait upon them. The
baby in the crib was laughing and
growing In health aud the two little
ones ON the noOr wcr" surrounded
with pretty toys All was brightness
and good cheer.
The poor widow rubbed her eyes,
saving In daZcl way: Am In dream
land? Shall soon awake 10 find my
poor lambs sick and hungry?"
Behold" said the princess, assum.
ing her rightrul form. ~ am the priu.
cess Clou1lCt, daughter OF the Queen
of Fairies In the mountains. I and my
brother came out for = frUli": we find
a most worthy woman in great need.
Since II costs me nothing hut a most
holy wish and q wave Oi the wand to
change misery into happiness. ! have
been nll to happy to do 20. Your gen.
tie sOlicitudo for and generosity to.
ward two little peasant heggar chill
dren has this night brought you Il Just
reward Tell the news to your "clllsh
townsmcn aud their hoaTtlos8 wives.
Through their want of charity they
have this day missed having their Tor
tunes made by magic for thcm'
Then. pointing her wand toward =
small basket in the room, the fairy
princess and the fairy prince departed,
flying like birds over the village. After
their departure the widow looked into
the basket to find II full OF gold coins
of large denomination
Rich, rich, my darlings," she said.
tcars of gratitude streaming from her
eyes. mo more shall We want for
food. ! shall buy a great farm tnmnr-
row and hire men 10 work II. Oh, joy
be to the dear little Fairy princess and
her brother"
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The Fairy Princess And Prince
Get Lost
Lost

to bcgoue and in some distant land to
repent Of his siu-the shooting OF an
innocent Fairy The man went his
way, but legend says he died Of hun
ger and thirst the very same night
And 80 II came to pass that the cont
mon people I'm the valleys and ON tn"
mountain sides stood In great awe OF
the Fairies They rcvcrcnced the
strange people less than they feared
them.
Now the Fairies were not the kind
that hold malice. Indeed, they never
condemned anyone for another's wrong
doing. And when the cruel hunter 50
rUthlCssly took the life of an innocent
Fairy their only thought Of revenge
was to punish the criminal In way
that would preyent his ever repeating
the Wautun murder Therefore the
Queen had pronounced the curse upon
him
one day q little Fairy princess and
her brother, the little prince, wandered
lar from their home ON the top OF tn"
Pyr2uecs Mountains. Into the valley
that lay to the southwark they went,
sometimes flying and again walking.
Pretty soon they came across shop
herd watching his sheep on the noun
tain slope. As they did not want the
shepherd to know they were Fairies
they Immediately bauished their wings,
the little princess hid her wand be-
hind rock and they assumed the APP
pearance Of peasant children, the lit
tie princess having touched their rich
garments with her wand before hiding
IT, Then, witn demurc manners. they
approached the youthful shepherd boy.
who was sleeping in the cool shade OF
"A big boulder
On hearing them approach the shep-
herd awOke and rose To his elbow.
"Heigh-Oh!' ne said. Then he wills.
tied
where did you come from, lad and
lasslc? From Fairyland?'
DO we look like Fairics?" asked
the little princess, mischief in her eye.
o No, by my faith, I'd swear you were
as common dirt as myself" declared
the shepherd, laughing. but you are
not OF my village or the valley about
II. ! know everyone that lives on this
side Mount Pillar. You must have
come from the other side. They say
strange fulk-Quite different from us
live over there
And who lives on the top Of tho
mountain" asked the Fairy Prince.
catching the spirit of fun from his sis
ter.
"'rhc Fairy folk" replied the shep-
herd, putting ~ u warning finger Be
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the night, the passersby looked with
questioning curiosity on the Two peas
ant children who accompanied the
shepherd to his home.
Arrived al the shepherds fathers
cottage the princess and prince Were
met at the door by the shepherds mo-
ther, a lOud-yOiced, cOld-faced woman
who said Il would not do for her 10
take In strangers, especially lost clhl-
drCn.
III We are lost" she said. "I'Il turn
We over To the Council of Fathers
They'll hold ye till someone with right.
iul proof Genes To claim ye." But the
prince and princess would not agree
to being turned over 10 the Council ni
Fathers, and thanking the shepherd
10y for his kindness To them that aft
crnoon. departed down the street.
They walked on for some little dis
lance. following path which led
through Il pretty grove of Towering
trees. As they went along the little
princess whispered To the prince: The
person who kindly takes compassion
on MS shall be fully ana Justly reward
cd. We are Odt for Il night of fun and
experience, but he or she who takes
compassion on us, thinking we are lost
peasant children, shall be the future
envy of his or her neighbors."
They stopped near gaze leading in
TO q pretty and well-kept cot of thatch.
The princess called ont to a man who