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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Supreme Court Decides That
Man Holding One Is Engaged
in Liquor Traffic.
MUST PROVE THAT HE. is NOT
Runde Case Won BY Temperance
Forces, With Talk Now Of
Federal Appeal.

Sustaining the Circuit Court Of Ian
caster county in the case Of H. H.
Runde VS.. the Commonwealth. the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals has handed
town far-reaching opinion on the
that the mere possession by any per-
Jon Of license from the United States
government for the privilege of selling
srdent spirits is .rrima facie evidence
OF course. this does not amply where
persons have been licensed by the
State to sell, but only In those cases
where no State licenses have been
granted. The court constructs the sec
ton Of the Mann bill bearing on this
validity is strongly upheld. The case
Is one OF much interest, and was fought
to the. highest court for the purpose
Ct ttsst onse t ana f eT hnd settling Its
Runde. who is a resident Of Lancas-
ter county and who formerly lived in
this city. had procured a United States
license from Collector NJ. *. Lowry,
and this fact became known to Rev.
Mr.. Walton. Presbyterian preacher
OF Lancaster. The latter wrote to Mr..
Lowry for verihcation Of the report,
and he received q certificate from tho
collector stating that he had ISSUED q
license to Runde.
AnOicteQ Dy Grand Jury.
Rev. Porter Hardy. Methodist min
lister IN the neighhorhood. carried this
certificate before the grand jury at It's
next term, and upon the strength
thereof. unsupported by any other tes.
timony. Runde was indicted for COM
hitting a misdemeanor.
The case was tried more than year
ago before Judge T. r. B. Wright,
:lRunde being found guilty by the petit
Jury and fined 800. upon the mere
reading of the certificate and brief
statement Of the law by the Common
:wealth's attotp ey. motions to set aside
the verdict and for new trial were
court, and an appeal was taken to the
upper tribunal, Runde being represents
ed by Messrs. Thomas j. Downing AMI
Joseph Chinn.
The case was fully argued here last
& spring, but the court did not render
It's decision until the recent session a.
33Wytheville. Judge Wright's refusal
to set aside the verdict was based upon
an old decision Of the Supreme Court
@et Maine; unfolding a law in that
the Mann bill on this point.
Burden Shifts to Defendant.
s No charge was made against Runde
!,of selling liquor. and no evidence save
the certificate OF Collector Lowry Wa,
offered before the grand or petit Jury
The law in express terms makes the
possession OF a United States licenst
prinla facie evidence sof the violation
Shifts the burden Of proof. to the de-
PENDANT, requiring him to show tina
he has not been guilty OF such viola
ton. There is some talk OF getting
the matter to the United States Su
this time no definite move has beer
made in that direction,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Grand JURY MOI
LIKELY TO |ND|CT
Inquiry, However, Will Deal
With Conditions at City
Home.

Leaving Charlottesville at 10 O'Clock yes
tcrday morning with the expectation OF arr
irving here In time for luncheon, a party
travelling in Mr.. "A. 3. Elllott's high-pow-
cred car, came In at il,tb O'clock last night
convinced that the doochland mud was
about the worst In this section OF the world,
From, New York to Charlo ttesyillo Mr.. Eli
lott said that the goin g was easy. the ma
chine sailing along without regard to speed
limit regulations. In Goochlandt however,
there are no eonstables along the highway
TO protect the Ives of ned esrrians $. as q he
mud does the 4 rick. ~ IS H 33sss is
es Mr., EilllottEWa acc onlpanied by Mr.. N 4 y.
Hans baw, OF sCharl 70, and Nj. oseph
at tho Rchmond Hotel last ghts by MI, IA.
W. Parrish. of ortspaouth, & lg lea
push ii. way ye hroash mud that ised the s
wheels almost VA to tho AUss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
TARHEE GIVEN
EIGHT YEAR ] .||||. TERM .R|'||.
Tingen Sent to Penite ttary After
Conviction for
Burglary. s.

3 Though he was suspected Of many daring 'al'i'
burgarles, j. A. Tingen. q forrn OF resid en- r.
OF Salisbury, N. G, was given eight years
In the penitenuary yesterday tor prea Az
into the residence OF ~ qmas: !, non ~
Court the prison or showed much resentmsnt
toward Detectives Wiltshire and Wren, WAC
were responsible for his arrest
here after his arrest ana remained with him
throughout tho trial. While s he is wanted
IN Petersburg and North Carolina
live through his term as he lis suffering With
pulmonary troubles n Ia has a bad reputa..
tlon-which will initiate against HIN. shenla
Previous to the time he 4 was oaught here
many burglary cases Nv ere rep orted 40 !. ms
police, 0ricers were detailed 70 stch NV ~
zen, and they pract ~ CAVE ~ hitn WIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
NEW TRACTION COMPANY
Commission Issues Charter to Big Roa-
nOke Concern. go

commission Issues Charter to Big ROa.
nol<e Concern.
With the ultimate purpose OF build
ing electric lines between Roanoke and
Clifton Forge, via Lynchburg, the
Roanoke Traction Company secured a
charter from the Corporation Commits
sion yesterday, with maximum cap
ital stock Of $2.00o,ooO. The charter
is thus outlined:
Roanoke Traction and Light Com
pany. Roanoke. James P. Woods, pres
tdent; r. G. Jackson. vice-president;
James c. Martin, secretary and treas
urer-all of Roanoke-corporato
In addition to those named as off,
GERS. Messrs. w. ". Coke and Joseph
ter fec, collected by the State in the
matter Is $1,000.
The estimated length of the proposed
new road Is about 200 miles.
The charter was secured by Mr..
James p. Woods. OF Roanoke. who Is
named in the charter as president.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
HINES MEMORIAL
TO START R soon
Committee Arranging Final De,
tails for Handsome Pythian
Structure.

Looking towards definite arrange
ments for the erection Ola memorial
building in Richmond to the memory
ef Samuel Holder Hines. a committee
from the Virginia Grand Lodge.
knights OF Pythias. met at the Jsffer-
son Hotel last night AID appointed
several subcommittee to take charge
o. the various branches OF tho work.
,instructings them to push 1t forward
with all possible energy. Mr.. B. a.
iRuffin was elected secretary and treas
urer. The following committees were
rlmed: &
Ways and Means Committee. r.
Shepherd, D. G. Richardson and NJ. L.
Walton. KS
Architecture and Building Committee
&C. o. savtlle. c. T. Loehr and 9. Ed
win Micheals. s.
Purchase and Property Committee.
T. Loehr. J.. B. Shepperd and p. G.
Richardson.
It is the Intention OF the COMMITTEES
to make this building an honor and an
object OF pride to the order, and for
the accomplishment of this end no eff
fort will beg spared. Resolutions We're
adopted requesting the supreme repre-.
sentatives to report the prograss OF
3tnc GWOrkE aLHe W'AAS'
5convenes in Boston on August 3d, and
TO appeal to that body for its CO.
operation, At RI ii
Although the Grand Lodge committee
now has the entire enterprise In hand
the Hines Memorial Association. which
-has been engaged in raising funds foi
the erection OF this but lding, Will con-
tlnue its work as in the last.
In recognition OF the ass ton the
committee passed resolutions commend me
Ing the noble sentiment which has
Sactuated its existence and the success,
full work which It has accomplished.
Representing the twenty years work
OF the association, there is a fund q
$4,000. when has heen placed at thu
disposal at the Grand Lod sc committee
AS for, the total mount OF funds nov
available. the committee has mad 9 ns
statement but says that enough hal
already boen done to warrant the be
Ilief that the building will go up within
| the next tAw months, and will be con
|ystructed at q cost o. between $4,000
and $Go,0c0, 4 81 N =. II 81 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
CALL FOR |. CLOTHING I'M:

Charities Greatly In Need
81 Of Immediate Help.
The Associated Charities lis in need
of cloth es, especially for the children
who are dependent pom the association
for all they get, Ansappeal Is made ia
the people of tho city to Z give all Y OF
the old clothes they can spare to this
cause. All kinds OF CASTOR clothing
will be gratefully accepted. They may
be q sent N to u No. 1403 last franklin
Street, or the associate IN will send fol-
them 4 notified. # ISIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
TO INVITE sPINNERs
Council May Send Representative VIII

.CounciI May Send Representative with
Chamber Delegate.
81, The, special committee on advertising
sthe city will meet to-day at IL O'clock
in the offices OF Mr.. E. FL Spence on
Ninth Street to consider the ADVISABLE
,ity OF cooperating with the Chamber
iof Commerce In sending one OF It's
giof governors OF the American Cotton
4 Manufacturers Association 10 be held
at Atlantic City on Saturday. The
purpose Of the Richmond delegation is
sto6 secure the convention for next
wear. .i.ssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Writ Of Error.

The Supreme Court has granted writ OF
error and supersedeas in the case OF Ghee's
against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway from the Law and Equity
Court of the city Of Richmond.
The litigation grows out OF the death Of
the plaintiffs husband In an accident in the
Allegheny tunnel In the lower court Mrs.
Chico was awarded a verdict OF $4,000 and
the company has appealed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Bring BACK .salIle Rra.ton.

Governor Swanson YESTERDAY issued re-
,nc,fition on$the authorities OF the, District
tof Columbia FOR the eatradition OF sailie
sHrsxton (colored) charged with the thief,
,of t6s from Mrs. ]. l.. IT ley. Detective
Sergeant Wren has besn sent after he wo-
Hah, and he IL expected TO return With he.
tAis morning. s S ~ stti AZ III n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Deputy Clerk Breeder. OF the Hastings
Court. yesterday issued the following mar
risge licenses: William E. Purcell, Jr and
Miss Minnie A. Lee; William Powell Marshall
and Miss Sarah E. Slower; Ernest E. Purvls
and Miss Edna Hope Dunford; Junius G..
Powell and Miss Lula Godfrey,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
warehouse Plans Filed.

The following permits we're issued In the
Office OF the Building Inspector yesrerd hy
Z Fl. W. GOODWIN, TO repair tho two frame
dwellings, Nos. 40S-i07 South Linden Street,
a. the cost OF $500.
Plans OF the American Terminal Ware
house Company WE'RE submitted for the cree
ton OF a building on the east side OF Sew
enteenth Street between Broad and Mar
shall Streets. TO cost $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Tiled "a XIII Hattie.

i Giles jackson (colored J, I, Has j lanes Top-
pin, was arrested last nj ght by Pc licanlan
Shepherd on al oh arge OF sslo OF Ing y Iiattin
Bates IN the leg, The shooting occurred e
farce had been on the wstnh TOR the ats
telupted slayer. ,ss M Il y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Better Collections.

Collections In the United States Gus
toms House for the month of July up
to yesterday amounted to $4,000. This
is an Improvement over the months OF
May and June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Five Years in PenitentIary

Thomas King (colored) was given hys
years on the public roads In tho Hastings
Court yesterday for the larceny OF $40 from
Leila Booker, a friend of his. Leila resented
the touch" and Tom had TO take the count.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
Horses Had Sore Baok..

Three arrests we're made yesterday be 2
cause OF alleged ill.trsatment of horses a,S
ferlng with sore backs. Fred Boston, Il ohm
Burford and Leo Lewis were the ones to
fall within the Jurisdiction OF Agent Enm ett
Y, Taylor, Of the s, n. C. A. az - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
southern hallway Earnlnk..

e Estimated earnings-0f the southern nan.
way for the third week in July show a
decrease 81 S2lo,as7, as compared with The
correapou ding week Of last Ysax. Z"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29
GREAT FIGHT TO
CHECK |. ! PLAGUE
Bulletin Shows That Tuberculosis
Kills 5000 in Virginia
Every Year.
FINANCIAL LOSS 100000
Health Department Preparing Ag-
gressive Warfare on Contagious
Diseases.

3 That 5000 citizens OF Virginia are
Killed every year by the white plague
when the lives Of thousands might be
saved by proper scientific measures. is
the astounding statement made yester-
day in the first bulletin issued by the
State Health Department. 1t is esti-
mated that $50 people in Richmond die
loss to the city amounting to 81, SOC, 900.
In the same way It Is estimated that
the loss to the State Is 332,o00.000 an
nually.
How to check the spread OF tubercu-
losls will be one OF the principal aims
OF the department.. Though the work
win be somewhat restricted Health
Commissioner Williams shows that
every effort will be put forth to safe
course. upon the co-operatlon OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-29

An astounding as IA the financial or
commercial loss, 1t Ii iiDnlEnificnnt CONF
pared to the svrc ckcd hopes and lives,
both of the victims mud OF those left
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL HAS OUTING.

The girls of Mrs. Rosenberg's and
Mr.. Kings classes of the NJ E. Sunday
school spent a very enjoyable day at
the Lake Front park on Saturday last
The morning was spent in various
amusements and games and at u
O'Clock they were called to luncheon
When all were seated the girls sang
one of their Sunday school songs, after
which Mrs. Rosenberg and Mrs King,
assisted by Mrs. Balm and Mrs. Thomp-
son, served a very dainty and elabor-
ate luncheon to the members. The re-
mainder of the day was spent in diff
ferent sports and all returned to Ham
mond, expressing themselves as hav-
ing had most delightful outing. 1t
was only regretted that every member
could not have been present. Those
who attended were Olive Mckay, Biz
die Rosenberg. Catherine Switzer, Mary
Rosenberg, Beulah Smelser, Ruth
Wooden, Hazel Younger, Helen Blosser,
Beulah Smelser, Frieda Isenheur Ruth
Brussel, Meldora Smith, Marie Feste-
maker, Miss Trub1ood.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-28

be
when
chandeliers the
of
thu
sehol
Mendelssohn
be played by Lundt request OF her daughter
of
messalne silk
arm
n
wilt in
will
1876 condt will b
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attendn o
in
known
Hammond home graduated Harmon
in the class o a
in Hammonds
in
Crown Ryanca a 0 pc
of o5 Mr. Ryan
The young
pieces of cut and linen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-28
WEEPING IS ANNOUNCED.

Mrs. Peter Crumpaeker was hostess
at one of the prettiest social functions
of the year when she entertained
number of friends at Daisy Lunch
con- Saturday at her home in Webb
street to announce the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Harriet Crumpacker
to Clarence Ash Scott. Mrs. Crumpack-
er was assisted by Mrs. John II. Gillett
and Miss Alta Adkins in the dining
room and during the afternoons enter
tainmen. The luncheon was served in
five courses in the diningroom where
the young ladies of the party were seat
ed at the coming brides table and the
young married guests at small tables
set in the room. The color scheme was
charmingly served out in yellow and
white and great masses of daisies were
used in the decorating. The tables were
beautifully arranged with the flowers
and dainty hand decorated cards in a
daisy design were used as place cards,
which also gave the wedding announce
ment, which read Wednesday, Oct. %.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent in the parlors OF the pretty crum-
packer home, where the decorations as
in the dining room, were daisies and
ferns. The young ladies spent the after
noon serving Tor MISS CrumpacKeT.
The guests came from the Valparaiso,
Crown Point Chicago and Hammond
and were Miss Mary Windaa, Of Val
paradise; Miss Belle Peterson and Miss
Rae Rockwell and Mrs. Howell V. Par
ry, of Crown Point; Mrs. Gertrude
Keefer Hummel and Miss Ethel Merrill
of Chicago. The local invited guests
were Mesdames Harvey GostIin, L. l.
Bomberger. Charles Albert Smith, Callie
Klingensmith. David Emery, G. L. Smith
w C. Belman. G. H. Austin, Nellie Bick-
nell Durham, w. c. Nee, w. Ray
Hatch. Percy A. Parry. Misses Annie
CulIinine. Fannie Ruhstadt, Agnes
Meikle, Amy MeGregor. Mary Nelson
Ethel Ebright and Irene Mott
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-28
LANEY JuNKINNs.

The story of Janey Junkins, which
is at the Towle opera house tonight.
Tuesday and Wednesday is well told
and is full of witty dialogue and quick
comedy. The entire production is re-
plete with color, life and action. For
a play of its character it has an ex-
cellent plot. The music has merry
swing to it, some of the songs being
of the contagious kind. The book is
original, the dialogue is bright and
there are many fine comedy situations.
Hilda Thomas and Lou Hall, who were
3. C. Whitney's stars for the past four
seasons, have been engaged to play
the leading comedy parts and they
meet the requirements of the roles in
every particular. Miss Thomas and
Mr.. Hall work hard and successfully.
making no less than five changes OF
costumes and win unbounded favor
and deserve unlimited praise for the
strenuous parts they portray in Janey
Junkins. A large supporting company
of much merit has been engaged for
Janey Junkins and a real treat is in
store for all who attend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-28

the guest of her sister, Mrs. Shepherd,
of Summer street. Sunday.
We would like to All your coal bins.
Bieker Bros. Phone 5S.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Jones and chill
dren of Crown Point spent Sunday with
friends in Hammond.
Miss Feddler returned home today
from Cedar Lake, where she spent
Sunday with relatives.
Mrs. Louise Beall Of Kenwood was
the guest of friends in Hammond Sun
day.
Miss Belle Peterson. returned to her
home in Crown Point Saturday even
ing after visiting friends in Hammond
and attending the Crumpacker lunch
con.
J. P. Sheffield has returned from a
few days visit with relatives in VAL
paraiso.
H. O. Young will frame your pictures
in the best possible manner. No ESQ
South Holman street, Hammond, is the
location.
Mrs. Molzahn and daughter. Miss
Gusta, were the guests of friends in
Chicago over Sunday.
Miss Edith Goodman returned home
today from a short visit with friends
in Englewood.
Misses Theresa Dorsey and Maud
Everett of London, Canada, spent Sun
day with relatives in Chicago.
Lady Dentist at Harvard Is years
experience.
Miss Mary Windall of Valparaiso
was the guest of friends in Hammond
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Fausler and baby
icf Chicago spent Sunday st the home
Of DR. and Mrs. c. w. Campbell in
Truman avenue.
Miss Bessie Kasper has returned
from West Pullman, where she has
been the guest of Miss Christine Hen
ry for a fe wdays.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
edist church will give a social Tuesday
evening at the church. The refresh
ments will consider of ice cream, cake
and coffee. a very entertaining pro-
gram will be rendered in addition to
the refreshments. All for the small
sum of IS cents. The public is cor
daily invited. Come everyone, bring
iycur children and friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-28

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Rubin at their home
in State street
Mr. and Mrs. Groves and daughter
Miss Lulu of Chicago will attend the
Lundt- Ryan wedding this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad and children of
Peotone, ILL.,, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lundt at tehir home
in Williams street.
Attorney T. NJ. c. hembrof of In
diana Harbor was in Hammond today
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirchner Of East Chi
go will attend the wedding of their
granddaughter, Miss Frances Lundt and
T. c. Ryan this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pine
street Presbyterian church will meet
at the Mission at O'Clock sharp or
Thursday afternoon. Every member is
expected to be present.
MT. and Mrs. J. J. McGary and fam
| lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Dermedy were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell OF
| Chicago over Sunday.
! Mrs Peters of Tolieston spent the
day visiting friends in Hammond.
Mrs. Albert Cowan was the guest Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL TIDINGs.

The football team added the first
scalp of the season to their belt by de-
feating the Central Park Juniors by the
decisive score of Is to 0. Each member
on the team played we'll and even
though it was a practice game it started
the season in blaze of glory. It now
remains to keep up this standard and
when meeting the high schools and
acquire the cup, for county honors, and
then go still farther and hold the same
position as last year, namely champion
of northern Indiana.
The first program Of the year, given
by the Athenian and Ionian Literary So
cieties will take place on the afternoon
! of Oct. 8. The programs will take place
the last Friday of each month. but as
this is the first program the above
date was the best. The following pro-
gram Will be rendered:
Recitation. ........... Floyd Monnett
Recitation. Harold Hupp
/ Composition ......... Fern Sprague.
Composition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mae Aiken
Selected Reading .....-. Katie Seward
Selected Reading Maude Shea
Debate, Resolved that it is the best
interest of the United States to main
tain large navy.
Affirmative-Hazel iaRue and Ibach.
Negative-Quiz Traffley and Edurn
Friedrich.
On account of the usual chorus work
last Friday morning no opening exer-
cises were held.
The new system Of cards invented by
Principal McElroy to show whether
pupils are absent or not seems to work
well. There is a set of these cards for
each period and each student who was
not in his seat is at once detected. The
cumming days are past.
This week is the week for examina-
tions. They will be given in every sub
ject At the end of each month the ex-
emptions will be read and the cards will
come out the following Wednesday,
Several have already started cram
ming" and will be ready for the battle.
1t seems lonesome not to hear the
names read every Friday afternoon. But
it seems more so to sit In the rooms an
hour longer,
| The seniors formed a petition and pre-
| scented it to Principal McEIroy asking
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-28
Briefs.

Mss Etta shefield, of May street,
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Sheffield, of May street.
Miss Mable Belview, of East Chicago
visited friends in Hammond yesterday
Mrs Harry Cavi and son, Thomas,
of Chicago, are spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Haase, of
Sibley street.
Miss Marie Eastman of Chicago, is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Lena
Miller, of Indiana avenue, for a few
days.
Miss Macdonald returned to her home
in Hegewisch this morning after spend
ing Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Emmerine at their home in Summer
street
Good style and right up to the last
minute is what they say of the Whitak-
err & Co. livery. Phone Al.
Mrs 7. E. Harms and children, of
TolIeston. returned home today after a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs
Richard Smith. of 425 Kane avenue.
Harvard Union Dentists. - corners
Hammond.
Attorney Peter Crumpacker was in
Crown Point today on business
Cold weather is drawing near. Bet
ter have your shoes repaired now.
Phone 267 Quick Shoe Repair Works,
liz Plummer avenue.
Miss Emma Roth Of Chicago was the
guest of relatives in Hammond yes
terday.
Miss n. E. Pickens of Chicago visited
with Hammond friends over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Merrill of Hamilton
Park, Ill, spent Sunday with Miss Fan
ME Ruhstadt at her home in Webb
street.
Miss L. G. Waite. the new Ham
mond milliner. is catering to a select
trade. Yet her prices are reasonable
Drop in at her parlors in the Rimbaef
building, over the Lion store.
Raymond knott of Eng1ewood was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ De
Weese and family of Rimhach avenue
yesterday.
Miss Maud SERVER of Chicago was