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New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
COMEDIAN BEFORE 4 REFEREE.
Effort Made to Find Out What Became of
Money Deposited for Joe Welch

The investigation into the affairs OF Joe Welch.
the comedian, who filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy in October. with liabilities said TO eX-
ceed $4,000 and only nominal assets. continued
Yesterday before Nathaniel a. Prentiss of No. 120
Broadway, the referee Arnold Lchtig, represent
ing Marshall 5, Hegar, trustee for the creditors,
endeavored find out what had become Of money
deposited IN the Union Dime Savings Bank by
Mrs WEIGH in trust Cor her husband.
on February II, 1908, she withdrew this money
and transferred it to the Mutual Bank in her own
name. She testified that the money her
William q. Ross, secretary Of the bank, said that
Ai-s. WEIGH had withdrawn the money after her
husband had been adjudged a bankrupt Welch
identified check Tor S3lS made out TO q man
named Reineck one he had given in payment
% q poker debt.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Feb. IS, 1908
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Queen Adelaide (Brl. Munro Santiago Febru-
II, with to Beer Sendheimer Co: vessel to
Ii Winchester & Co Arrived at the Bar 9 a III.
Steamer Saratoga Downs Havana February Is. to the
mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at f0:22 a n.
Steamer Mannheim Cier) Schau. Rotterdam February
II rs a m. ~
Steamer jamestown Catherine Newport News and
Norfolk, 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co, with and
mdse. OF Highlands at 2:1O m.
Steamer 81 Andrew (3r), Sader. Antwerp February j.
10 Sanderson Sons with nldse Arrived at the Bar at
,Ger,. schierhorst. Hamburg January
30 Shields February g. Philip Ruprecht in ballast
Steamer Thrift CNor). Tellefsen. huelva January Is
Young Arrived at the Bar at 430 a m
Steamer Massach huses: Ftnday Tyne January p. via
London February the Atlantic Transport Line. with
mdse- Arrived at the Bar at midnight l1th -
Panama, Corning CristobaI February II. to
the Panama Railroad SIS Line with 40 passengers mails
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 5:25 a m.
Steamer Alice (AusD Stuparich. Trieste January IS
PatFas 81 Palermo Eebrgary "a and St ~ Nichaes 10 10
sensers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 40 a m
Key West t5 10 the Mallory IS Co. with passengers and
Indse Anchored in Quarantine at 9:45 m
Steamer Foss. Ponce February .. Guayanilla
Z, Mayaguez B. Aguadlla 10 and San Juan IL 10 the
Indse. Arrived at the Bar at 1884
Steamer Herlod (Nor. Cabriesen CaTdenas February
and Antia l.. to the Munson IS Co. with sugar Ar
rived tho Bar at p
Tantalon OBr). Berry, Limni December II
Kymassi January 90 and Oran rs to simpson Spence &c
Young rnagnesia Arrived at the Bar at 4:3o
Passed In Sandy Hook at 7:24
Steamer Samland, Anfndsen, Antwerp February :. 10
International Marine Co with mdse. Southeast OF
Steamers African Prince d3D. Montevidec Euenos
Delaware. philadelphia: Queen Ado
laide Perth Amboy Andes utaD, Genoa; Caronia Brl.
Geraag Naples etc Cy ssf OF Aa9td ann Maj
Unique Princess Anne, Norfolk and Newport News.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
PREFERS SING SING TO PAROLE.
Convict Cannot Stand the Jeers of His Eel
low Workers.

Thomas O'C,onnelI who is on parole from four
years sentence to Sing Sing prison which he began
in June 1906, applied to Magistrate Kernochan
YES, erdav for recommitment. lie told the mag!s-
trate in the jefferson Market police court that the
man who obtained his parole making him do
four mems work every day. and that he preferred
t. be employed in The prison plumber shop.
After he had explained that he had broken the
term Of his parole. Magistrate keynochan asked
OCouaeu wait until to-day, but later Mrs. Bal
lngton Eooth arranged to admit him to Hope
Han. the American Volunteers home for cOnvicts.
All officer who had come from Sing Sing prison 10
take OCoEuen back consented TO leave him in the
the Volunteers. O'Connell worked In 59th
street. lie said that his companions jeered him
that Tie conditions OF his parole severe.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
HUNT ALLEGED READING MURDERER

Reading. Penn, Fen. 1S.-The police today re-
doubled their Efforts for the capture Of Abraham
Tosenthai OF Philadelphia, who they declare. shot
and killed his brotherin-law Lewis B. Clawsor.
last Saturday, in the office of The Wide Awake
shirt factory, Of which lie was proprietor The
authorities to-day longer make any secret of
the fact that they charge ROsenthal with the mur-
der that he the person WHO called on Claw
son. that they had Il quarrel. and that he shot the
manufacturer because Mrs Ciawson was Jealous OF
the presence of a young girl bookkecper ana
stenoerarher in the office.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
BONNER ASKS FOR BIDS ON HOSE.
Advertises for 100000 Feet, 10000 to Stand
Eirh Pressure.

FSfe Commissioner Hugh Bonner advertised yes
tera for proposals. on 10000 feet OF hose, the bids
20 fe opened on March :. The amounts o. hose
ere as follows 30900 feat ~ inches in diameter.
= o. feet 9 inches diameter and $1,000 feet
inches n diameter Tor Manhattan The last men
toned 5000 feet FOR Manhattan is TO be the high
pressure hose made OF extra strength TO stand the
heavy strain from the rex salt water mains.
Brooklyn Is 20 get 1900 feet Of hose ~ inches
in diameter and 1ecpD feet inches I'm diameter,
49,, last mentioned OF the high pressure quality.
. Of this hose will have to comply with the spec
----.t.o-s IS % Strength and nanufacture.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
LOST BOLT DELAYS BRIDGE WORK.
10 Duplicate for Part OF Blackwell's Island
Structure Buried in the Mud

g'ie loss Of big boit has caused a delay in tt.a
work al The Manhattan end Of the Blackwell $
Island Bridge. The bolt, accidentally dropped by
Of the HoTknIen. is in the mud . the
bottom II the East River. 1t was Of The set
FOR holding together the eyebars of the main cant-
lever. and there 10 duplicate.
u the bolt cannct be recovered by Z diver a uev-
one Will have be forged a the works OF th,.
pennsylvania Steel Company IN Steeiton, Penn.
aad that viii take time There no dupli-
s,ate parts even down to The smallest bot.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
MME. PAoUIN m CHARGE.

Announcement was made yesterday that AIIle
Pauun would continue 10 devote her whole time
as heretofore. to the business founded by herself
and her husband. who died recently.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Antwerp. Feb l7-Mohawk (Br), New York
Naples. Feb 12-Mendoza (laN. New York.
Iayre. I6-Trins Frederik Hendrix Dutch New
Indies ard Venezuela for Amsterdam
1I-Arahic tE3T). New York via Malaga for
MeditcTrHuean-
Para. Feb 17-Tcayah tBr,. New York.
Sydney, y 5 W, Fen l7-Clan MackSnon tBrl New
York vi - Vincent. Z V. Fremante etc.
Genoa. Feb l4-Mendoza (ItaD. New York via Naples
Santos Feb 14-Siegmund tGer) New York Via Barbados
Janeiro.
tatauia. Feb I2IoystakkeD tNor New York via BARGE
Iona; 18th. Alicia tfirl. New York via Oran
St Vincent Y. Feb 7-Cauleta tBeigI. New York for
Dan5. &c.
SAILED
Narseliles Feb 5-Proyncia tFr) New NoEi-
santos f+-t'orreEtes Ger, New York.
Bahia. Feb l5-t;ut-une tCier) fiom Santos for New
York.
bermuda Feb Is. ~. 50 3ernudian (f3rp. New York
- Thomas Is Ia In-Parna tI}Tl. from Demerara
New
Lisbon Ieb la~f1rika ,Ger barcelona New
I;5ston and NeV York.
PASSED.
Lizard Fen IS-CU-su.ip tiTl York for Hun.
Gibraltar Feb 1s-Euma H'rl. New York Naples and
MarseIes. Sicana HtalI, Genoa. etc. for New Iora;
leth. Vnezia Q'r). Naples, for Nsw York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
5th Ave. 6 34th St., w.'ss'':As,o.ta
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sn Sun sets $50 rises 7Ss Moon age IL
HIGH WATER
. M-sandy Hook $40 Gov Island 600 He'll Gate 1923
p M-Ssndy Hook Gov Island go He'll Gate II
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Baltic reported CapsxsRace at ';3o m on MOI
day but her position not given
INCOMING STEAMERS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Destination and steamer Close in New York.
Hawaii Japan, Corea. China, the
Philippine Islands tvia Francisco)-
Korea 20 500 n,
Australia Except West) Zealand.
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands New
Caledonia Vancouver and Victoria.
CD-AOrangi. Feb % 800 2 m
Hawaii (Fia San Francisco)Alarneda Feb n, 500
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China
Philippine Islands (via Francisco)-
America Maru .-..::..:...-......... Feb p. 500
Hawaii Guam and the Philippine Islands
via san Francisco)-U S transport 90. 500 III
Tahiti and MarQuesas Islands (via San
Francscol-MaTposa .-.............., Mar m
New Zaland Australia texCept West1 and
New Caledonia (via san Francisco)-by
Australian Mail Line. e......-............Mar s M
Japan, Corea. China and Philippine
Islands tvia Vancouver Victoria.
Cl-Empress OF Japan. ..-......... Mar II, 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

There ought to be some wiidness and bolster
business and a Iittle fighting n boys says Dr g.
Stanley Hall. university president. excellent
authority Read his article. Termination of
Boys" in next Sundays Magazine Section nf I'll.
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Some famous persons experienced what IS
noEn stage fright lT. Josiah MoTss writes
Sn article On this interesting subject ia next
Sundays Magazine Section Of The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Letters from a New Congressman's Wife" will
end In next Sundays Tribune. The last Is by nC
means least OF this clever series, and that Il
saying a great deal
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
-MTROPOIITANarFss

This Evening at 7:&5-sTEGFRIED. Frsmstad,
Kirkby-Lun1. Alien: Burgstaller, Van Rooy. Gorttz
Refss- Conductor, Mailer
Thur. Evg-, Feb. 90. at S-FATST. Emma Ezr-ss
Jacohy: Caruso. PIancon- StraccIari- Cond- Bovy.
Fri. Evx.. Feb 81. az sDoubIs BiiI-PAGLI-
ACCI. Farrar: Caruso, Scott. Ress. Ssrto Ca7r
Ferrari. Preceded by HAENsEL IND GRE TEL
NattfeId. AIten- Homer. weed: Coritz cord. F.-tz
Sat. Aft. FEB q a. 2DER TLIEGESDE
HOLIAENDER- Alien. LangencOrff. Bu-gstallsr
CIorftz D.ppeI. Biass- Cond-. Hertz
sat Evg. FEB = CpoP- prices) AZ s-Is BO-
HENF. Cavalier. Dereyne: Boncf- Scottl. Journet
Dufrfch. BarocchL Cord.. Fsrrari
SUNDAY EvG FEB. % (POP- PRICES. At 20
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
soIois-s- F-remstad. Homer; Martin. Van Rooy
Blass Entire Metrop. Opera Orch Cond-. Hertz
Mon. Evz.. Feb. "a. s-LA BOHESfE- Fsr-a-
De-eyne; Caruso. Scott. Journet. Begus, Duf-icre
Raroccht Conductor. Ferrart-
Wed Eyg.. Feb. 26, at 81 IL TR0VAT0Rr.
Emma Eames. Homer; Csruso. Stra1ciari. Jo1-zst
Tecchi- Conductor. Ferrart
Thurs Eyx., Feb -. at s:45 SIFGFRIED.
Fremstad. Kirxby- Lunn. Airen. Burrfan Van Roo-.
Goritz. ReIss. Blass- Conductor. Mailer
Fri Evg- Feb. 2s. az S-LA TRAyIATA- Fs--a-
Jacoby; Caruso Stracctarf. Dufrfchs BegUs Tscchf
Conductor Ferrarf
Sale OF Seats for next weeks performances b-gi-s
TOMORROW FThursl A. II
WEBER PIANO Used
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

INVEST POINT. n. Y, JA>'UARY 30. ieos-sEA1.ED
wv trplicats Will be received here until
J: o'clock noon February 20 isOs for furnishing and
Electric Light Fixtures in Shed Artil
IervS Stable. Cavalry Stable. Artillery Barracks and
cavalry Barracks. drawings and specifications
in this The United States the right to
accept reject any or all proposals or any part
FOR proposals furnished upon applica-
ton Address Quartermaster. West Point y. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
Public Notices.

Rt'REAU OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
THE Cpt.NrY OF NEW YORK
fi9 Nassau Street
New York. February 25th. 1907
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant TO Chapter
caO of the Laws OF 1898 that the statement Of the
receipts expenditures ~ the Public Administrators
he 1907 has been published in the city
tunes Zach week for three weeks. begin
WILLIAM NJ HOES.
Public adminstrat Of the Countv OF York.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
Proposals..

aENER5kkK Folk HT1pTF411F Ap1HT2AF dESERALs OFFICE.
ssth NsT Stree. aoa1 a1d Sass 15ssaS m
SEALED pRof6sAfs Pos f25 viii fi' S FeS rsSqvsd
Generals Office $5th street and seventh AyeTgv'
March MsT 12n 2nd ii iss q0 90f and uPps.
dress eayslFy e,d and eld 3 ars5y ,bFs1tr
200 full signal corps engineers and hos
900 full dress trousers engineers artillery and
200 full dress trousers cavalry artillery. signal
400 full HoFRs rsss sna fdGs hGsPi5as c4sSa
These 70 be r6 da G az in suon
and at such times may be required by the Adju-
The State tn. right TO accept or reject any
or proposals thereof not deemed salts
men! of the @ to & be & Gopeq Tn h R @
nishins articles and blank forms for proposals
AI bids must be sealed ana directed to The Adjutant
General state Of New York state Arsenal 33th Street
marked 'fIDs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES FOR THE
NELSON II. HENRY AIjutant General. s n Y
PROPOSALS. FOR PIECE GooDs.-DEPARTMENr OF
L Interior. Office of Indian Affairs Washington.
On the outside Of the Envelope Proposai for pieco
Sod &ga addressed 10 the @ 6 csveS q az tas
paan pS and 9Ss sen nn opened o the India
corduroy. cashmere kersey. and khaki piece goods
Hiss Ia' giving all Necessary bidders
furnished appcatlon the INDIAN once washingson
Chicago. H., St Louis Mo- and Omaha. Neor The De-
pament the right 10 reject and all bids or
any part O any bid. F. z. LEUPP. Commissioner.
| CovERNon.s ISLAND. y. Y. H; FEBRUARY Is.
u IsOS-Seaed proposals. in triplcate. VIII BE- re
! celved here until 10 4. NJ. printing
required Department Headquarters during year ending
Iune 80 bidder will be equired 20 fur
nish plant Work to be done Governor
Island building furnished by L $ rent free Right
% all bids. part
thereof application Envelopes contain
should be marked Proposals tor Printing
/ JNO. W PULLMAN. A. Q NJ. G..
| eh --ST AT.TD
w proposals. received here until
J. o'clock February 1905. for furnishing and
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN s,lr orERA :, Al HoUsE. OF
TONIGHT at .45 sharp (arst time IN AuerfcaJ
-PELI.F.As EFT MELISASDE (1a Frenchy- MARY
GARDEN. Cervie- Reache, Sisrtst. NM fDebutl
Hector Dufranne. tDsburt Jean Psrisr. Arimozdl.
Crabbs Musical Director. Carnpanini
FRI az 9 (i2th appearance MME- IkTRALZIND
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR- Nile Severina. NM
Zenatello, SamTnaTco. ArfmondL Nus Dir. Cam
SAT MAT at 2-PELLEAs EFT NgIIsASDE
MARY GARDEN. ervIle-Reachs. Sigrfst: I'M
Dufranne. Perer. ArimonJi. Craboe- XusicaI d.
rector. Carnpanint
SAT- NIGHT at 8 popular prices. 75c-ss)-
SIBERIA Miles AgostinslIi rrsntiui Nh zsna-
tefIo, Sammarco, Crabbe. Cazsuran. Gianoli-Cial-
iettL Musical Director. CampantuL
SUNDAY. Pop. campeninf Concert. Vfth Caval-
Ieria Rusticana tconcerr torrnl. 5oc--ff-50.
NEXT WEEK: MON--LOUI-E- MARY GAR
DEN, Mime. Bressler-Gianoi. NM DaluoTes, Gill
bert Musical Director, Campanint
WED-DINORAH. NINE. TETRAZZfST, 1fiI.,
Trentini Giaconia: MN Ancona- NGsroz. Dzd6L
venturini Musicsi Director. CampaninL
GARDEN, Miles GervtlIe-Reache. Sig-fst: Nm
Dufranne. Perier. Arirnondi. Craobe Musical d.
rector. Canpanfnt : -
SAT-. MAT.-LCCIA Dr IaAMMERM0OR- NyfE-
TETRAZZINI. NM Zsnatello. Sanrlarco. Ari-
mondf- Musical Director. CanDantnt
SAT. NIGHT (pop- prices. 75c -s3}-n TR0VA-
TORE. ZENATEILO: Mines Russ De Clsnsros.
NM ZenateIIo. Sanarlarco, Mugnoz- Gusicsl Di-
rector. Campanini- -
MARY GARDEN.
Seat Sale for week and nondey. March ?
opens To-morrov CThurs) o A Il
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-01
Hammond Man win Lead Concert

Barnie Young. of Hammond, will give
his fifth annual concert and dance at
Central Music hall tonight and from the
sale of seats, a large crowd will hear
the popular conductor and his band
render the following program:
4Overture-Light Cavalry. Won Suppe
Novelette-Snow Queen. 1890. .Salzer
Characteristic-The Wooden Soldier
.............. Bratton
Eornet Solo-Clover Blossoms. 1890.
Mr. II I,averenz Thompson
Indian NoveItry-Napanee. Williams
Intermission of five minutes.
Selection from the Merry Widow.
1890. A4cAleli
Entire act-Bid-a-We $500. Lorraine
"A Scotch Idylle-Heather Bloom.
Kingsbury.
"a Novelty-The Mouse and the Clock
........s...... w hAtheS
The Mill in the Forest. ..-.. Eilenoerg
Grand ball after the concert.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-01
RoBERTSDALE.

Misses Katherine Bader and Edith
Miller of Whiting and Evelyn Shaw
and Emma Smith of Indiana Harbor
saw The Merry Widow" at the CO.
lonial in Chicago Wednesday afternoon
lager spent the day visiting in Ham
mond.
Tom Nicholson of Roberts avenue
had the misfortune to crush his thumb.
while at work in the Standard Oil
works Wednesday, and as a result he
will be unable to work for some time.
The regular iremen had their first
run Wednesday They responded to
call from Whiting at a fire in Ohio
avenue near Pennsylvania avenue.
The boys made exceptionally good
time, making the run in six minutes
few friends of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Rought stepped in at their home
in Cleveland avenue Wednesday even
ing to help celebrate in honor of their
daughter. Hiss Marion's first birthday.
Arthur Martinson is recovering from
slight attack of typhoid fever.
Mesdames Minceberg. vogel, Simon
and Dorsch attended the Rebekah
lodge at Hammond Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman of this place was
initiated in the mysteries of the order.
After the work of the evening was over
refreshments were served and a gem
eral good time was enjoyed by all
present.
Samuel Coon of Atchison avenue, who
has been very sick with typhoid fever,
is able to be out.
Miss Susie Thompson, who has been
visiting Miss Kate Bader of Harrison
avenue for a few days, returned to her
home in Alton, ILL.,, yesterday.
| The Afternoon Pedro club was de-
lightfully entertained at the home of
Mrs. Henry Eggers sr., at her home in
Roberts avenue Wednesday afternoon.
The time was pleasantly spent in cards
after which a delicious luncheon was
| served by the hostess.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-01
VIII Desert Crown Point.

Indications are that Crown Point
will be practically deserted by the dem
ocratfc rank and file tomorrow and
probably quite a few republicans will
Join the throng that goes to Gary to
attend the convention and barbecue.
The two events seem to go hand in
hand this year, and it is hard to tell
which is going to be the biggest draw
ing card. The Gary democrats seem
to have the right dope" for verify
the best route to mans heart is
through his stomach.
Main street is being thoroughly
rolled, sprinkled and doctored until
that thoroughfare resembles a skating
rink, and If it's wearing propensities are
as good as it's nearly completed ap-
pearance. it will be thing of beauty
and a joy forever" Ahem!
Trustee Meeker has purchased a new
and improved road scraper, to use on
the township roads. 1t is manufactured
by the Fort Wayne concern, and is
said to be quite an Improvement over
the old style graders.
Mrs. Ross Wilson, living on Court
street, delightfully."- entertained a num-
Der of the old time friends of Mrs.
Maulsby at luncheon today. Mrs.
MauIsby will return today to her home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-01

this city yesterday looking up scholars
for a class in music.
A. A Bacon of South Chicago trans
acted business here yesterday.
Mrs c. Stewart was a Hammond Wis
itor yesterday.
Miss Leila Leonard of Chicago is
spending the week with her aunts, Mes
DANES Wilson Lee and Alice Tflton.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Lee of Ohio
avenue are entertaining their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Osborne and children of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Alice Tilton and niece. Miss
Leila Leonard of Chicago attended a
piano recital at the Auditorium recital
hall in Chicago Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macintosh of One Hun
bred and Nineteenth street are plan
ming on moving to New York City in
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank n. Gavit at
tended theater in Chicago Wednesday
evening.
Mayor Smith is at Laporte this week
attending a lawsuit between the L. S.
and NJ. s. and Millers Station. Mayor
Smith is attending the trial in the in
terest of Millers as a land appraiser.
The funeral of William Leinen was
held from the home of his mother,
Mrs. Leinen in John street Wednes-
| day afternoon. Interment was at Ham
mond in Concordia cemetery. Mr..
Leinen was 80 years of age. was well
and favorably known here where he
was raised from a small boy, and his
sudden death has cast gloom over
the friends and relatives of the de-
ceased. Much sympathy is especially
being expressed for his aged mother,
of whom he was the sole support.
The infant child of Herbert Ham
mond, died at the home of its grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sabinski, of John
street Wednesday evening. The child
will be laid to rest in Concordia GENE
term, Hammond, beside the remains
of it's mother, Mrs. Amanda Sabinski
Hammond, who was buried one week
ago.
Clay Collins is back on duty as desk
sergeant after an illness with typhoid
fever.
Gust Sudinski, the assessor, is around
getting the value of personal and
property taxes. so beware.
L. o. Addleman of Central avenue
was in Gary Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John P. Obenshain will
leave in few days for Dakota, their
future home.
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in Iowa after pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. Harold H. Wheeler.
viii Knopf, living east of town. Wis
tied in Hammond yesterday. Mr.. Knopf
reports that the country crops are
looking fine in spite of the unseason-
able weather and give indication Of a
bumper yield.
Reports from Muskogee, Okla, say
that Mrs Ed Griesel is greatly i'm
promed in health since her return, and
her many friends here will be glad to
know that after her long and severe
sickness she is now on the road to
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones, of Chi
cago, have sent word to their friends
here, that they have been presented
with baby girl. Mrs. Jones was for
merly Pauline Pettibone. of this place,
and Mr.. Jones is also we'll known here.
1t is said that Billy MacKee of the
WiIlowdale stock farm, was able to be
about for short time yesterday, even
venturing out to the depot, which will
be welcome news to his friends.
VIII Tuthill is quite vexed to have
it appear that he is to leave Crown
Point. as he is perfectly satisfied with
his present location.
Miss Emma Krost is visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Krost in Chicago for
a few days.
George Kramer of Hammond, visited
with Crown Point friends last even
ing.
Miss Rose Northrup will leave today
for Chicago where she will visit friends
over Sunday.
Will Davis, ST., and his wife were at
their home at willowdaIe farm yester-
day.
Mr.. Joe Rudolph is visiting at the
hol.le of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ru-
dolph of Hammond.
Miss Johnson. formerly student at
Ferry Hall seminary, is here visiting at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. William
Meeker.
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DYER.

Eugene Staff Of Chicago, is spending
a few days with relatives out here at
present.
B. Schultz of Schererville was here
Wednesday to look after some bust
ness interests.
Yesterday afternoon our boys cleared
the diamond on their ball grounds, put
ting it into condition for solid work.
They are now ready to play any neigh
boring team. Any outside team wish
ing to play our boys, write to Man
ager Roy Peacock, to make arrange
ments.
Father William Berg of Schererville
was a Dyer visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Nicholas Schaefer of Schererville
was here the last few days taking up
the enumeration of st. Johns township
A good warm game of baseball is
promised US for next Sunday afternoon
when the Schererville boys will come
over to play our boys on the home
grounds. large number of visitors
are expected to turn out so as to en-
courage the boys in the first game OF
the season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-01
LANSING.

Miss Josie Eenigenburg of South
Holland. is visiting at home for few
days.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
church had their weekly practice meet
ing at the church Wednesday night.
Mrs. ]. Hookstra of South Holland
is spending a few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Eenigenburg.
The Ladies' Aid of the Dutch Reform
church had their regular monthly meet
ing at the parsonage Wednesday after
noon.
The monthly consestory meeting of
the Dutch Reform church was held
Wednesday evening.
The choir Of the German Lutheran
church will give their first entertain
ment Friday evening at the village
hall. Everybody is invited to attend.
Admission 90 cents.