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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
SHE WANTS A DIVORCE
Former South Chicago Girl
Accuses Husband of
Cruel Treatment.

Divorce proceedings will soon be
enced in the superior court against
commenced in the superior court
against George B. Pritchard, s23S Erie
avenue, South Chicago, according to the
story of his wife, who was formerly
Miss Julia Darcy, 1888 Ellis avenue,
because of insane jealousy, extreme
cruel treatment and non-support, so
she stated yesterday
They were married Feb. Z, 1907, and
until last May their domestic relations
were one continual stormy session, so
the complainant stated today.
Mrs. Pritchard is well known on the
south side, and at the present time
is living with her parents on Ellis av-
enue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
SPECIAL SERVICES IN
MANY CHURCHES TOMORROW

Rev. c. ]. Miller will deliver his in
itial discourse tomorrow at the Park
side NJ E. church, Seventy second street
and Cornell avenue. Special musical
services will be feature of the day s
program.
At the NJ E church, Ninety first
street and Houston avenue, Rev. Ma
honey, who was returned to South Chi
cago, has extended a special invitation
to the members and other to come out
and hear the new pastor" His sub
jeet in the morning at IL o'clock will
be Our March orders" and in the
evening, .Limping Between Sides"
Special musical services
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
HERE AND There IN THE CALUMET REGION
HEARD By RUBE.

From the way the political situation
sulking in their tents are snoring in
them.
The contractors and builders in South
Chicago have had an unusually busy
season, and there is enough work ahead
in these parts to keep them busy until
after the snow flies.
Everything is in readiness for the big
demonstration tomorrow, and unless
something unforeseen happens South
Chicago will entertain one of the larg
est crowds in the history of the city.
Quite number of South Chfcagoans
went downtown yesterday and were
The crowd was said to be so large that
rain checks were issued.
Not only will italian societies in
South Chicago be represented in the
dedication of the Columbus fountain
but those of Hammond. Whiting, East
Chicago and Indiana Harbor have been
! invited to participate.
OF course there are some empty
pockets in South Chicago as the re-
suit of the final games in the race
for the American and National leages
+, and there are also some who will be
able to purchase nice, big, fat
Thanksgiving turkey.
Every semi occasionally the Illinois
Steel company start one of their idle
furnaces, but the former resumption OF
/ the mills is not expected until after
Taft is elected.
Today in Judge Lantry's court Os-
trowski VIII have chance to tell the
story of his life,s history. Whether ht
will or not remains to be seen.
Never judge people by their clothes
There may be several poorly dressed
men in South Chicago who may bt
millionaires.
Not wanting to change the subject
hut if you didn't do it last Saturda,
you will have to register on Tuesda,
next.
Pugilistically speaking their are
many fight fans in South Chicago wht
are very much disappointed that thu
Papke- Kelly bout cannot take place
Car thieves are still committing theft
in the Baltimore & Ohio yards in Soutl
Chicago. A little more vigilance OF
part of the company's special officer
might save the company some money.
Even if your winter woolens caus
you to jerk around every once in
while that is no reason why yol
should take them off. Stick to then
a few weeks longer and then you cal
take them of.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
INDIANA HARBO.R.

Rev. H. p. Ivey will occupy both
morning and evening pulpits at the
Harbor NJ E. church. The earlier
theme will be AN Abiding City" and
in the evening the pastor will deliver
an address on the subject, Just on the
Outside" Special choir music has been
arranged for both services and large
attendance is expected
O. NJ Keller of Portsmouth, O., has
accepted a position in the Georg phar-
macy.
Miss Emily Johnson of Hobart has
notified local Telephone Manager Reed
that she will not return to work at
the local exchange before next spring.
Miss Johnson recently underwent a
serious surgical operation and is still
very weak from it's effect
b. c. Lukens of the Central Drug
company was Chicago visitor yes
terday.
Rev. H. p. Ivey was Whiting and
Robertsdaie visitor yesterday after
noon.
Mrs Roy Gilmore of Grapevine street
has returned from a three weeks Wis
it with relatives in Storm Lake. Ia.
Manager Greenfield declares that tbs
new oil painted curtained for the Elit,
theater will be installed on Monday
evening of next week
B. c. Lukens and family Of the Cen.
trail Drug store left this noon fol-
Earlsville, ILL.,, where they will visit
over Sunday with relatives and friends
]. S. Nather of the c., l. s. & S. b
railway was a H4rbor visitor yester
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10

adopted by the Odd Fellows was used
for the first time in the local lodge in
comforting the first degree upon the
candidate of the evening, Fred Mewes.
The work was conferred by the
Woodlawn Park team, who are said to
be one of the best drilled teams in
Chicago, and who were congratulated
on all sides for their fine appearance
and drills.
After the degree work about loo
candidates sat down to sumptuous
banquet that had been previously pre-
pared.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
HE ASSAULTS HIS BOSS
Polish Citizen Gets Soaking
Good Fine in Judge
Lantry's Court.

John Krashyriski. 30 years old, was
fined $50 and costs this morning in
Judge Lantry's court for having made
an assault on his boarding boss, Tony
Kragewsk, 1917 Railroad avenue, on
Sept. 80.
The assault and battery resulted from
an argument that the two had about
the defendant repaying 25 cents to
his landlord. Krasyriski is a big bulk
of a fellow and not satisfied with
abusing his smaller opponent, stabbed
him twice with a knife in the arm
The case was continued until. The
defendant did not have the money fol
the $50 fine and costs, and will con-
sequently have to go to the brideweI
to serve time there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
His PLANT.

THE times may grow better" he as
scented, as they went down in the ele-
vator together. standing before the
mirror in which she finished crimping.
He gazed sorrowfully at the vacant
spot that constituted the great dis
tress of his life. but" he added, I'm
afraid the hair will never again grow
back on my head"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10

The remains of Mrs. Edward Bren-
nan, 70 years old, mother of ]. J..
Brennan of Roby. were shipped from
the Brennan residence. $500 Evans ave-
nue.. to Chicago today. where the aged
and respected lazy will be laid to rest.
The immediate members of the family
accompanied the remains to Urbana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
Days Grist in
South Chicago
AT THE CALUMET THEATER
OCTOBER II, IL, ID AND IA
A New Theatrical onering-sThe Cow
boy Girl

Clever Sue Marshall will be with us
soon at tht head of the new Kilroy &
Britton melodramatic, comique musi-
cal show, THE COWBOY Girl" Miss
Marshall is a bright and talented lit
tie woman and associated with her in
the musical scenes are her "Frisky
Bronchos," a name given the chorus of
vivacious soubrettes who dance, sing,
look pretty and represent superb en-
sembIe of fetching show girls. The
dramatic part of "A Cowboy Girl is of
the better sort and though the play
possesses several rather sensational
scenes, yet they could not be termed
1urid and are relieved by the comedy
element and catchy special music num-
bers. among the original song hits
that were written for the play are the
following: THE Life of a Cowboy
Girl "All the Worlds in Love- He
Treated Me White No Fool Like an
Old Fool" ''Whittling." THE Boston
Tourist Girls -Four Bad Men From
Arizona" etc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10

day, securing data for the starting of
street railway guide of this region.
Mrs. Jacob Cline is visiting friends
in ST. Louis, Mo, for a week or ten
days, and will probably return the lat
ter part of next week.
Miss Jennie Szymanski of Common
wealth avenue was Gary roller rink
visitor last evening.
E. H Guyer of Hobart transacted
| business in Indiana Harbor yesterday
afternoon.
w. A. Cain of the Cain Construction
company of Gary was a local visitor
yesterday afternoon, making call at
| the office of Attorney ]. A. Patterson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Andrews of Nc
Cord, Ind, will spend Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Andrews Of
Fir street.
| Jesse James, a former resident of
| this city. is spending a few days re-
newing old acauaintances.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Patterson will
leave about next Wednesday for trip
| to ST. Louis Mo, and vicinity, where
Mr.. Patterson is interested in a large
| legal transaction.
| See NJ J. Madden, expert piano
tuner and agent for Knabe and Crown
pianos. Second hand pianoes taken IL
exchange. 1892 Michigan avenue, In
diana Harbor, Ind.-1w.
DR.. ]. A. Teegarden went "a-hunting'
yesterday morning. and returned with
no particularly large bulge in his
hunting coat pockets.
l. Meyer was a Chicago visitor yes
terday. transacting business in the
wholesale district.
Albert Dew. Erskine, president OF
the Harbor Building company, was 6
Harbor visitor yesterday afternoon, Wis
iting at the office of Fred Gastel. Jr.
and other real estate men.
John r. Farovid of the South Bay no.
tel, transacted business in Chicago yes
terday morning.
About score of ladies belonging tt
the Harbor Ladies' Republican club at
tended the Mrs. j. Ellen Hunt meet
ing at Gary last evening and repor
an enthusiastic gathering. The Har
Dor delegation was headed by Mrs. ]. A
, Patterson, president of the local or
ganization.
f. ]. Teal was a Whiting and Rob
ertsdale visitor yesterday afternoon
transacting business.
Mrs. Rebecca Barker has prepare,
plans for the construction of a two
story store building on her Michigan
avenue lot, near Parrish avenue.
J is understood that the contract is t
be awarded within the next two o
three days although no definite in
formation could be secured.
For want of space, Miss Lucille Bras
well wishes to announce she will hav
40 formal opening of her millinery par
loIs. but is now reauy for bushes.
Style and touch are evident in all he
small and large hats. Choice model
at reasonable prices. My plumes an
fancy feathers cannot be equaled i
price and quality. We cheerfully re
model hats. clean and dye feather.
q Don't forget the Little Hat Shop, up
stairs 1882 Michigan avenue, Indian
Harbor, Ind 10
Albert Kaufman is contemplating til
erection of three-story brick buildin
e Waiting streets, now occupied by tn
e Friedman cigar store.
r. J. Teal and nephew. J. Stanle.
will entertain out Of town friends owe
: Sunday.
The Ladies of the Maccabees Al
busily rehearsing for the play, TT
). Spinsters Return from Klondike
!. which is TO be present at Cohen's Aud
: torium theater about a week aft
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
To Open Five Cent Theater.

L. Polina, proprietor of the South
Chicago theater $3.50 Commercial ave-
nue.. lis making preparations to open
another five cent theater just opposite
his present stand. Alterations on the
front of the building will begin in a
short time, and the improvements to be
made will consist of all the require
ments of the city building department.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
Hens Hatch Fish.

Cinnamon have a way of tricking
hens, so that they assist in the hatch
ing of fish Fish eggs are carefully
placed in an egg shell. which is then
sealed and put under an unsuspecting
hen. In a few days the spawn is
warmed into life and the contents of
the shell are then cast into a shall
low pool, where the sunshine com
pletes the work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
GARY MAN WEEDS
BENTON HARBOR GIRL.

Word was received from Chicago TO-
day that William Burhams, of Gary,
will marry Miss Mabel Webster of
Benton Harbor,s at Kalamazoo. Miss
Webster was recently graduate of
the high school in Benton Harbor and
has large circle of friends in the
Twin cities. The marriage Of Mr.. Bur
hams comes as something of a sur
prise to his acquaintance in the new
Steel City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
LAKE CALUMET BLIND Pig
OWNER IS FINED $25,
Police Find .sShack. Resident selling
Liquor without License.

Fred Henmeyer, VINO lives in a shack
at the foot of Kensington avenue and
Lake Calumet. was fined $25 and costs,
which hit was unable to pay. by Munich
pay Judge Lantry at Hyde Park yes
terday afternoon, charged with selling
liquor without a license. He was ar
rested by detectives from the Kensing
ton police station Thursday night, after
they had obtained evidence that the
was running a blind pig" He denied
the charge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
Arranging Complimentary Smoker.

The South Chicago Business Mems
association are planning to give a COM
plimentary smoker at Lincoln hall on
October IA.
Secretary George B. Green of the
state association has been invited to at
tend and will be among those who will
speak during the evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
sHERIFF's SALE.

steamer Tourist Oct. I3, 1908, at
1ISth street and Calumet river; p. m.
sharp. Inquire of William Christy,
baiIin municipal court, or Frank Fos-
ter. room 10. 1900 Commercial avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
Hold a Pleasant Meeting.

South Chicago lodge No. 696 1. o. o.
F. held big meeting on Thursday
night in their lodge rooms in Lincoln
hall. in which initiatory work was the
chief feature of the evening.
The new ritual recently universally
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10
EAST CHICAGO.
Important Meeting.

An important meeting of the East
Chicago Young MEMS Republican club
is scheduled to take place in the re-
publican headquarters, ON OIcott ave-
nue, at o'clock this evening. Prep
arations for the Watson meeting ON
next Saturday night will be considered
and plans laid for one of the biggest
meetings of the year. Let's all get to-
gether and make a good, live showing
for East Chicago's repubIfcanism.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10

ARE YOUR STORING A LOT OF
UNUSED THINGS ABOUT YOUR
HOUSE OR oFFICE-THINGs THAT A
aFOR SALE. AID IN THE TIMES
WOUA.D CONVERT INTO MONEY!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-10

election. Twenty-Five ladies are in
cinded in the case, and the affair
promises to be one of the best ever
produced by local talent in this vicin-
ity.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-10

tended the Chautauqua in the evening before returning home.
 After a visit of several weeks with wis family near this place Charles Widener left yesterday for the Black Hills where he IS employed in the mines.
 The blacksmith shop at this place which has been jointly owned by E. K. Chiles, $. J. Roper and E. D. Hellstern was sold at Fayetteville yesterday to the highest bidder. Mir. Hellst- ern was the purchaser at price of $500. The sale was made by order of court to effect a division of property.
 Elm Springs people observed the Fourth in various ways. A large number went to Springdale, some to Cave Springs. while oth- CTS were members of private pie nic parties who spent the day pleasantly on the creeks.
 TFcUMSEH.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-10
ELM SPRINGS.

July 6.-Mrs. Will Delozier is on the sick list.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bass Gala her were called to Washburn, Mo-, last week by the death of Mrs. Gallaher's father, MT. Gary.
 John Anderson, the mail car, rier out of Elm Springs, is taking his annual vacation. His broth. CT Louis is making the rounds in his place.
 Dr. Summers went up to Rog- CTS Thursday morning and re- moved a cataract from the eye of a man there. He was assisted in the operation by Drs. Curry and Rice of Rogers. The Dr. at.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-10
SULPHUR CITY.
HS MULKEE EPMO

July 6.-We are needing rain badly.
 Miss Ellen Shook visited Mrs. ]. NJ. Mcconnell Sunday.
 Rev. D. l.. Hood filled his reg ular appointment here Saturday and Sunday.
 Ebert Brooks, wife and baby of Fayetteville are visiting Mrs. Brooks mother, Mrs. J. E. Harris.
 Tom Browns family and Mrs. Mollie Coleleasure of Elking vlsl- ted Mrs. J. F.. Harris Sunday.
 Bro. Stone, of Chicken Bristle attended church at this place Sunday.
 John Brewer of Durham visi- ted at James Sutton s Sunday.
 Mrs. Rozell and daughter, Mrs. Renegar and children of Durant, Okla, are visiting relatives and friends here.
 Aunt Sallie Harris, aged os years, died Thursday night and
The Springdale news., 1908-07-10
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that Charles R. Harvey has this day filed in the office. of the Clerk of the Ghancery Court of Washington County. Arkansas, his petition 10 quiet and confirm his title to the following lands in said County The Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter, and the North half of the Southwest quarter of the South west quarter of Section Thirteen, Township Seventeen, Range Thirty.
 All persons who claim any interest iii the said lands warned to appear i'll the said Court on the first day of the August term 19os. and show cause why the title of the said Charles K. Harvey to the same should not be quieted and confirmed, CT they will be forever preCluded from asserting title to the
 Witness my hand and the Seal of
 SEAL said Court al my office in Fayette- | ] vile this eitgth day of July, l90s- loot GEO. j. ROGERS, Clerk.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-10
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that NJ L I4lHerring- ton and F NJ. H Harrington have this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Chancery Court Of Washington County, Arkansas their petition 10 quiet aud confirm their title to the following land in said county, toiwit The Northeast quarter of the Northwest guar ter of Section thrty-hve, in Township Eigh teen North Of Range Thirty, West excep, nine feet taken of equal width of the North side
 said land are warned to appear in the said Court on the first day of the August term 1908. and show. cause why the title of tht to the same should not be quieted and con frmed or they will be forever precludet from asserting title to the same.
 Witness::my hand and the Seal o SEAL said Court at my ofice III the City
 of Fayetteville this July 2 1908 loot GEO. ]. RODGERS Clerk
The Springdale news., 1908-07-10

was buried Saturday III the Mt. Salem Cemetry. Funeral services were conducted by D. l.. Hood and J. E. Bryan. She was a member of the Methodist Church.
 John Boaz, wife and daughter, spent Sunday with Lone Star.
 Andy Johnson and wife of Black Oak attended church at this place Sunday.
 Lewis Carter of Durham was pleasant caller Tn our little burg Saturday.
 There will be protracted meeting begin at Black Oak the 4th Sunday in July, conducted by Parson Woods and J. E. Bryan.
 Mrs. Mary Boaz visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. Hanshaw of Trace Valley Friday, it being her fathers 10th birthday.
 LIS kudd and family of near Black Oak were in Sulphur Sun day evening.
 The Farmers Union at this place IS getting along nicely with J. E. Bryan president, Geo. Han- shew conductor and Herbert Clark doorkeeper. They are talking of having picnic or rally at this place some time this summer.
 Ben Hicks returned Tuesday from Ft. Smith where he had been attending L. $. Court the past threee weeks.
 LONE STAR.
The Springdale news., 1908-07-10

loam Springs Friday evening and returned on the late train the ev- ening of the Fourth.
 The Children S day exercises were we'll attended Sunday, con- sidering the strenuous doingS of the Fourth, and an interesting program was rendered by the lit- tie folks. Rev. Gilmore delivered one of hls sermons to children. with many admonitory sugges- tions for larger folks, and Parson Hanks talk was replete with guide-posts to better way of living.
 John Boswell is the local "ice- man" and keeps supply of ice for the local demand, also a lunch stand, cold drinks, etc.
 H. A. Saville comes from away down east, Boston, Mass, and was the only one of the local merchants who decorated with the national colors last Saturday.
 The freight wreck near Gar field Saturday caused a derange- ment of train service on the Fris- co and great big portion of the Fourth was spent around the de- pot where would-be passengers grumbled and growled about the delay ed coming of trains.
 Farmers west of Johnson are naming thelr farms. w. L. Stuckey has named his farm Fern Dell, while A. w. Stokes has christened his place Hill side Fruit and Stock Farm" John Vernon calls his place ,.The Valley Fruit Farm, and another man is about 10 call his farm "T he Breaker" because so many men have gone broke trying to make a good living off of 1t. Miss Ella Owens, of Farming ton, spent the Fourth here with friends.
 Riley Maxey is not getting along so very well this week with that attack of typhoid which re- sists treatment so persistently.
 Lone Star
 When inspiration lends her aid
 To Mully's dreamy muse.
 Then grander themes shall be arrayed
 Fore readers of The News
 The passing of Murat Halstead and Z"Unele Remus' last week removes two of the shining lights of American journalism-but we have Tecumseh and Don't Worry.
 The protraeted meeting begins at Johnson Sunday morning un- der the supervision of Bros. Gill more and Thornesberry. MUI KFFpM0
The Springdale news., 1908-07-10
JOHNSON.
July 3.
1ECUMSEH.

July D.
 There's grumblin and growlin,
 And I'll not deny
 That. since my recent letter.
 The Valleys gettin dry.
 B. F. Johnson and wife re- turned yesterday from a short visit with George Johnson at Harris, Ark.
 Mrs. Lizzie Corlew, of Benton vile, came down Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. Rietta Johnson and other relatives.
 John Late, Harry Marr and arthur Wood went down to Rob- inson yesterday to help Tom Draper in his hay harvest.
 B. E. Greenhouse spent the fourth out at Westvllle, Okla. He returned Sunday evening.
 Will Nail and family came in last week from Oklahoma where Will has been trying to farm down in the valley region where the high water of the past two months has routed out many farmers. Will intends to content himself with local farm land now.
 Mrs. J. E. Gregory returned Friday from short sojourn over at Monte Ne.
 Noah Sturgeon has suffered a relapse of the typhoid fever and IS in a very precarIous condition.
 Dee Nail celebrated the Fourth by threshing wheat down on his fine farm in the Clear. Creek Val ley.
 Local folks journeyed to Rog- CTS and Sprlngdale to the Fourth celebrations while several hun- dred people from other neighbor- hoods journeyed to the springs and creek here where a number of picnic dinners were spread on grassy plots meath spreading trees far from the din and dust of crowded streets.
 Guy Pearce, Dick Lichlyter and John Mason left yesterday with that new boat on a fishing trip to the Illinois River where they expect to spend d week.
 Yes, the boat has gone to the river,
 Along with the young old boys
 Who intend to annoy the fishes
 Down there in the Illinois
 Dave Nichols and Miss Jane Sturdy were married few days ago and will reside out near Sto- ny Point.
 James Banks and Miss Grace Boyd were united in marriage Friday evening by Rev. G. F. Hanks. They will live over in Santiago town, the local name for the Crescent kilns.
 William Waves and B. F. John son were township delegates to the Republican county convention which convened at Fayetteville July 4th.
 Mrs. John Stokes returned Sunday evening from Westville, Okla, where she visited her brother, Dick WaSson.
 Robert Land and Miss Pearl Wickwire were united in mar riage last evening at the home of Rev. w. s. Luper, who said the magic words of the wedding cer- enony.
 w. H. Hurlburt, of Valparaiso, Neb., Is spending this week with relatives out west of Johnson. Mir. Hurlburt is an amatuer pho- tographer and is getting a collec- tion of Arkansas views.
 Arthur Smith went over to Si-