The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-08


modus operandi, last evening.
List of letters remaining in the
Crown Point postof1ce for the week
ending May 2. 1908:
Miss Augusta Baur.
SaIina Brussell.
Nathan Grouse.
Mrs. Ques. Mccall.
The Fortnightly Musicale will give
an open night for the benefit of the
public library at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs D. A. Root this evening. Local
talent, assisted by Madam Schlisman
of Chicago, an accomplished violinist,
will render the following program:
PART I.
Caliph of Bagdad (duet) -. .Boieldieu
Mesdames McMahan and Pattee
Goodbye Observation-Disclosures. Tosti
Miss Peterson.
Hejre Kati. ...............Jeno Hubay
Madame Schlisman
Polonaise (violin) ...........Ch Chopin
Mr.. Bartholomae.
The Sweetest Flower That Blows.
DR.. Salisbury.
Cachaucha-Caprice op. 7s..... Raft
Miss Glover.
Miss Ott
Barcarole (duo) .Kucken
Mesdames Wilmer and Crowell.
Berceuse OPP. 81. Chopin
Mrs. Dinwiddie.
PART II.
Impromptu op. 142. No. 3d.. Schubert
Mrs Grant.
Rose Marie ............... .MolIoy
Mrs. Root.
Legende (violin) ............... Bohm
Madam Schlisman.
Fruhlingsnatch (Spring night List
Miss Raasch.
Home to Our Mountains (duo) Verdi
Miss Peterson and DR.. Tinkham.
Seguidilla '(Spanish Song. $3.50. BONN
Misses Grimmer and Hart.
Valse Brilliant Chopin
Mrs. Tinkham.
Alpin Rose (Quartette) ......... Smith
Mesdames Knoght and Salisbury
Misses Seberger and Wilson.
It Is said that there has been a lot of
petty pflfering around the court house
while the present improvements are
being put in. Small articles of furni
ture, etc., have been repeatedly missed
by the contractors and If the guilty
parties are found. they will be treated
to a dose of the law.
The track meet between Lowell high
school and the Crown Point high school
athletes will be held tomorrow at the
fair grounds, weather permitting same.
The track is said to be in such condi
ton by the heavy rains, that a good
showing of the abilities of the par
Elephants is impossible, but the meet
will be good as a tryout If nothing
else. The Lowell bunch are said to be
pretty strong, having defeated the
Hebron high school by a score of sc to
40 points. They will no doubt hustle
our boys for first place ano be strong
contenders for the honors at the county
meet May, %.
People raising young chickens are
experiencing much trouble and losing
a good many of their brood on account
of the inclement weather. The cold
and damp chill them during the Digit
and many are found dead that are not
raised with the greatest care.
Charles Gerber, well known here,
was in town last evening on his way to
San Pierre, Ind, where his wife and
son are visiting. His son was taken
suddenly i'll and Mr.. Gerber was called
to his bedside.
The plasterers are working on the
interior of the court house this week
and one can now form some idea as to
the appearance of the interior when
completed
The Foresters will give one of their
popular dances at Central music hall
tonight
Miss vaIeria Farley has recovered
from a siege of sickness.
czeorge Kramer of Hammond visit
ed with his parents here last even
ing.
william Parry, of the Pioneer Monu-
mental Works, transacted business In
Hammond yesterday.
ALSO