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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-27
ENTERTAIN EDITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Schaaf
Prove Delightful Hosts at
LaPorte on Saturday.

Pine lake at which the summer home
of County Chairman f. Richard Schaaf
is located. was the rendezvous of the
republican Lake county editors and
their wives last Saturday.
The genial Hammond politician had
every form of amusement for his guests
from playing ball to visiting the Gun
ness farm near LaPorte, and every
member of the party had a good time
One of the little side trips which was
taken was on a steamer which took the
party around the lake. At Mr. Schaaf
summer home the editors and their
better halves were provided with
things to satisfy the inner man, and
altogether the trip was most pleas
urable..
incidentally the editors spent some
time discussing the political situation
and many of the problems which viii
face the party this fall were gone over
Those present were: A. p. Brown OF
East Chicago. W. W. Moberly of In
diana Harbor f. H. Farr of Whiting
Woodcock of Lowell, Wheeler of Grown
Point and Ragon of Lowell.
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son knew where his father was and
came OF his own accord This would
not do for Billy had sent him a mes
sage to come and where to come to.
One superstitious detective guessed
that the murdered mans ghost gave
the necessary information, and anoth-
er suggested that it was a case of
mental telegraphy. Finally every man
gave up the conundrum and asked for
the solution. The story teller resumed:
Among the doves in the cot" he
said, Il saw several of a different
breed entirely from the rest They
were fraternizing with the others GO
ing and coming to and from the cot,
but not at all like them. The reason
why 1 noticed these apparent strangers
was because l have always had pi-
geons on my barn at home. and had
never seen this variety before. I had
seen pictures of them, but l couldn't
remember the breed.
While l was thinking a boy came
up to the crowd carrying a wicker bas-
ket with a cover. He said he had
found 1t a short distance up the road.
| couldn't see any connection between
it and the murdered man unless pos
sibly he had been carrying something
in it. Why it occurred to me l don't
know, but 1 connected it with the
pigeons.
Suddenly I recollected. They were
carrier pigeons. It's wonderful how
rapidly sometimes one idea will lead
to another Suppose these interlopers
| had belonged to the murdered man?
Without waiting to think about the i'm
| probability of such a contingency l
went to the barn, climbed to the dove
| cot, caught a carrier pigeon, wrote on
one of my cards, Come at once to
Bowers farm, one mile east of Ger
retsville,' tied it to the pigeons leg,
carried him away from the barn and
| let him go.
THAT pigeon must have flown with
incredible swiftness. He was received
by the family of the murdered man
who owned him and who was when
killed taking his birds out on q trial
trip. Fearing something had happened
the Oldest son was commissioned to an.
swer the summons. An express train
left just in time for him to catch It
making but one or two stops before
reaching Gerretsyille'
OSCAR COX.
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CoNCERTS CRow IN FAVOR.

The excellent concerts which are be-
ing given by Pugh's band, under the
auspices of the II. w. & E. c. rail-
way at the Lake Front park is gain
ing more and more favor with the
people every week. The crowds at
the park yesterday afternoon and even
ing was the largest of the season and
throughout tile entire afternoon
launches and sail boats were anchored
off the shore while their passengers
listened with apparent pleasure to every
number on the program. Mr.. Pugh
has gathered together a band of mu-
sicians whose ability cannot be ques-
toned. and the style and arrangement OF
their programs are beyond criticism
This is attested to by the fact that
every number on yesterdays program
was played to a rOusing encore and
several numbers which were played at
previous concerts were repeated yes
terday by special request through
courtesy to the merchants of the Cal
umet district the street car people have
concluded to abandon the Saturday
evening concerts as on Saturday even
fngs the merchants have inaugurated
special sales and special attractions IN
1.-THE way of music, etc, to draw the
people to the business centers and a
number of the musicians of the band
have regular enga gements TO play at
these places on that evening. Since the
Saturday concerts at the Lake Front
park were opened these musicians have
been obliged to hire substitutes to fill
these engagements for them, such an
arrangement is never so satisfactory.
! The managers of the concerts are now
considering the question of giving mid
week concerts to take the place OF
those they have been giving on Satur-
day evening. this would not interfere
50 much with the merchants business
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POURED INK OVER
SCALDED CHILD'S WOUNDS.
East Chicago Babe Suffers Death Re-
suit of SuperstitiOus Russian
Practice.

Coroner F. NJ. Shanklin was called to
East Chicago this morning to hold the
inquest of Samuel Rosen. the 1year-old
son of Alex Rosen of East Chicago. who
seems to have a sacrifice to ignorance.
The infant died this morning after
suffering the most excruciating pains
through scald wounds that it had re-
ceived yesterday.
The father not knowing seriously his
child was injured and seeing it in pain
picked it up in his arms and carried it
to DR.. Schlieker's office The child died
on the way to the office.
When Coroner Shanklin arrived al
the home this morning he found that
the ignorant parents had poured ink
over the child's wounds, saying that
this was a common practice in Russia
The child burned itself fatally yester-
day when it pulled a coffee can con-
tanning boiling coffee over itself, pour
ing the whole contents over its body.
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MANY TRANSFER THERE
Vicinity of White House
Thronged With People
Who Come and Go.

The corner of Indiana avenue in the
vicinity of the White House is one of
the greatest transfer points in the Cal
umet region.
Yesterday the old residence of Rob
ertsdale said that never in their mem
DRY had there been so many people
assembled at these corners. There were
thousands of them who got on and off
from the cars during the day and at
times there were several hundreds of
them making transfers at the same
time
Some of them were from Hammond
and on the way to the Lake Front park
which has become very popular this
year, others were from Whiting and
East Chicago and still others were on
their way to and from South Chicago.
The Importance o fthese corners is
| increasing every day and as the popu-
lation of the surrounding towns grows
the corners are expected TO become reg
ular Cottage Grove avenue and Sixty
third street corners
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The Ginger Jar

The date for Red" Noonan's MIL has
rot Yet been set but this minor detail
is expected TO he fixed up at a con-
ference between Dave Emery and Man
ager Riley of the Five Cent theater
tomorrow night these two being the
respective managers for the grillers.
The question is permissible. Did The
badger" fight come to your expecta-
lions, ladies'?
The newspapers may write. and the
SPELL binders may bind. but the fate Of
the nation is settled in Roth's barber
shop.
Ex -Mayor Pat Kelley has found
more time lately to spend up town. Mr..
Kelley has been kept pretty busy on
his ranch on South Holman street.
Capt Downing is wearing the first
solft hat this season that he has worn
In years The ladies hardly recognize
the gallant cap in his new headeear.
1t seems that some time ago he bought
stiff hat that did not quite fit him and
in that way his diversion from the
orthodox head dress might be explain
ed.
| DR. Tinkham of the Hammond build
ing is going on his first fishing trip
this week and it is confidently assured
Us that he has already learned the diff
/ ference between a No. shoop and
pork real
Col Walsh of East Chicago is back
in the game lighting ring. He is not
abiding by the Marquise de Queenbury
rules either.
Nick Ham represents the idle rich
of Hammond these days in his grey
hound touring car He has probably
less trouble with his machine than
other Hammond motorist
Ernest Kunert last Saturday secured
the service of two Rambler machines.
and If there were any of Mr.. Kunertis
friends who did not get a spin in the
one or the other machines it was be-
cause they could not be found Mr..
Kunert is contemplating two Rambler
machines TO be installed in his garage
when completed and had the autos
here last Saturday for demonstration
purposes.
Watch the fun when Supt. c. NJ.
MCDANIEL proceeds to demonstrate the
new chute fire escapes to his pupils.
Some of the Hammond autoists who
have their tires ruined and tempers
wrenched by bricks dropped in the
streets by steamsters hope that there is
a hotter climate than this for them
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HAVE RIsISEss MEETING.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church met last even
ing for an important meeting and
elected officers for the term of six
months. There was good attendance
Of members and the following officers
We're elected:
President-G. f. belong.
Vice Pres ident-GraCe Dahl
Recording Secretary-Ralph Parsons.
Corresponding Secretary - Edward
Edgar.
Treasurer-Adele Kerr.
Organist-Adele Kerr
Assistant Organist-Norma Locklln.
Music Leader-Grace Dahl
Choir Music-Edgar Bridge.
Chairmen:
Prayer Meeting Twiss.
Look Out-Fanny Ruhstadt.
Social-Anna Edwards.
Observation-Disclosures Hopkins.
Sabbath School-James Rhind
Flower and Decoration - Barbara
Wiley.
Assistant Decentralization Rhind.
Assistant Prayer Meeing-Grace
Miller.
Assistant Lookout - Elizabeth Ed
wards.
Assistant Social-Mary Burhans.
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her home in Merrilville after spend
ing a few days with Miss Beatrice
Hansen at her home in Rimbach ave
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schloer were the
guests of friends in Chicago Sunday.
Mrs Fred Porter and baby of Ham
ilton Park, Ill, have been the guests
of Mrs. A w. Wall of Michigan ave
nue. for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Fred GasteI of Indiana
Harbor were in Hammond Saturday
on their way to Crown Point to visit
relatives.
Mrs. Schneider and family have re-
turned to their home in Chicago after
a few weeks visit with Mrs. Schneid-
er's mother Mrs. Caroline Dtbos. of
Fayette street
Miss Irene Mott has returned from
a weeks pleasant visit with Mrs. Or
Ian Grant of Rensselaer,.
Misses Bessie Goodland and Kate
Teal spent Saturday evening at the
White City.
Mrs. Charles Kasson spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs Orlan
Grant of Rensselaer,.
Miss Mile O'MalIey spent Sunday
with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. George Schnurr of Lansing. Ill,
was a visitor in Hammond Saturday.
Miss Mae Huber spent Sunday with
friends in Chicago.
Miss Mae Arkin returned home yes
terday afternoon from q few days visit
with friends in Chicago.
Miss Hattie Eschenbach spent Sunday
as the guest of relatives in Chicago.
Miss Eva McFau visited friends in
Chicago over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Cameron and
daughter spent Sunday at the lake
front.
Miss Elizabeth Fehring is enjoying
a vacation from her duties at Rub
stadt's store, and will be the guest of
friends in Chicago.
Miss Frances Lundt is spending the
day with relatives in East Chicago.
Miss Sarah Gobitz is visiting in Chi
cago today.
Mrs. Matte Boney was the guest OF
relatives on the west side in Chicago
| Sunday.
Mrs. swintford and children, OF
South Whitney. Ind, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dobbins at
their home in South Holman street for
few days.
James Vedder has gone to Battle
Greek, Mich. to be the guest Of rela-
tives for a few weeks
Mrs. E J. seeley is visiting in Chi
cago today.
Mrs. J. B. L. Kinds and son Forest
are spending the day in Chicago.
Mrs. Cynthia Sohl is among the
Hammond ladies visiting in Chicago to.
day.
Miss Lena Miller was the guest O
her cousin, Miss Marie Eastman, o.
| Chicago over Sunday.
Mrs Frank Williams and son arr
spending the day in Chicago.
J Misses Anna Nyhofr and Marie Muel
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land are spending the day visiting in
Chicago
Miss Blanche circuit was visitor in
Chicago today.
Mrs. George Dobbins was the guest
of friends in Chicago today.
Mrs. T. A. Patske and Miss Elsa
Stafford visited at White City in Chi
cago yesterday
Miss Eliza beth Weber spent Sun
day with relatives a Cedar Lake.
Mrs. Charles Solder and children,
of Dyer. We're the guests of relatives
in Hammond for a few days.
Miss Mary Stefanski has resumed
her duties in Ruhstadts store after a
weeks vacation.
Misses Linda Kunert and Carrie
Gruszka have returned to their home
after a few days visit at Cedar Lake
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Briefs.

James Norris of Rensselaer, came up
Saturday to join his wife who is on
visit with her relatives in this city
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Jacobson and fam
lily were the guests of relatives in East
Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Richard Schaaf re-
turned this morning from their cot
tage at Pine Lake, Laporte, Ind, where
they spent the week end.
Mrs. otto KIemperer and family have
returned from Chicago after a pleas
ant visit with relatives there.
Miss Ruth Carter returned today
from a weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Porter Ind.
Miss Blanche Prest and Lola Muenich
were visitors at the Lake yesterday.
Mrs. Stanley T. Sutton. who is spend
ing spending the summer at Porter.
Ind. spent Saturday visiting in Ham
mond
II. Otto has returned from few
dayss stay at La Crosse, wis.
Miss Cora Winters is enjoying a
weeks vacation at her home in East
Chicago
Herbert Austgen of East Sibley street
visited relatives and friends in St. John
over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Jones of Crown
Point spent Sunday with friends in
Hammond.
Mrs. William Thum and daughter,
Miss Hedwig. spent sunday with friends
in Grand Crossing, III.
Miss Beulah Cresson spent Sunday
with friends in Grasselli
Mrs. Mccormack and baby of Column
bus. O.. are the guests Of Mrs. A. e.
Wilcox Of Conkey avenue for few
days.
Roscoe Hemstock was the guest of
his relatives in Valparaiso over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Ripley of Woodlawn spent
Sunday with Mrs. L. A. Minard at her
home in Clinton street.
Attorney W. ]. MacAleer will go to
Streeter, Ill. to spend a few days on
business.
Miss Loie Hughes of Crown Point
was the guest of Miss Beatrice Hansen
Yesterday at her home in Rimbach
avenue. on her way home from Cedar
/ Lake.
] y
Icrossed the lake to Milwaukee yester-
day.
Misses Anna Calvin and Mae Lewis
of Indiana Harbor crossed the lake
to Milwaukee yesterday and spent the
day.
Carl Thomas of East Chicago spent
Saturday evening with friends in Ham
mond
Miss Ethel Hathaway went to Val
paraiso to visit friends for a few days
Mrs. Kruger of Lansing. spent the
day with friends in Hammond.
George Aurenz of Lafayette spent
Sunday with friends in Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Parker are ex-
pected home today from a visit at
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Charles Moore has returned from a
short visit at Milwaukee.
Elmer Dinwiddie of Crown Point
transacted busienss in Hammond to-
day.
Julian Youche of Crown Point was
in Hammond today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Lutz and Miss Bessie
Banks were the guests of friends If
Whiting over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs McGarry spent Sunday
with friends in Chicago.
! Mr. Muehlberger and children visited
friends in Chicago Sunday.
Miss Marie Hansen returned t
Crown Point today after spending th'
week end with her mother, Mrs. Mary
| Hansen of Rimbach avenue.
Miss Eva Iddings has returned to
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ty-one and those present were: MI
NJ D. Holmes of East Chicago, Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. A. Merrifeld of Detroit, Mlch-'
Dir. and Mrs. Bruce Miller of East chi
cago, Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. jackson ana
family of East Chicago, Mr. ana
H jacobson and family of Hammond
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Smith of East chi
cago. Bruce Miller jr.. of East Chicago
and Miss Coda Carey of Chicago All
the above named ladies are sisters, ex-
cept Miss Carey, who is q friend or the
family.
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OVER THE TEA CUPS


daughter, Miss Mae Nelson. returned
Saturday evening after spending two
weeks vacation in Wisconsin. Leav-
ing Hammond they drove to Wauke-
sha in their standardization. spend
ing a week there. From there they
went to Fon du Lac and Winnebago to
spent a week. Saturday morning they
left Winnebago at $50 m and
reached Hammond at $50 p. M maxi
ing the trip of two hundred miles in
twelve hours. The ride home was made
without a tire puncture or mishap of
any kind making the ride and trip a
delightful one.
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Prophetic Dream Fulfilled.

1t was stated at an inquest on q
Dean Forest (England) collier, who
had become entangled in the machin-
cry, that on the previous night he
woke up his wife and told her he had
dreamed that while working with the
machine an accident occurred and he
had fallen into it.
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RETURN FROM MICHIGAN.

Theodore Moor assistant cashier Of
the Commercial Bank. returned home
today from a pleasant two weeks visit
in Michigan and Will resume his duties
at the bank tomorrow. Mr.. Moor spent
his vacation at St Joe, but took sew
eral pleasant excursion trips to the
popular resorts. He was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sherry and Mr..
and Mrs. c. f. c. Payne for luncheon
Wednesday on their boat the Bonnie
Annie The bridal couples are having
most enjoyable trip and wished to
he remembered to all their friends in
Hammond.
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Ia PORTE WANTS DAVIS.

The LaPorte Argus Bulletin says:
The LaPorte Methodist church, it might
be said without violation of conf
dence. has choice in the matter of
Or Schnelrs successor. Rev. +. w.
Dunlavey, of Danville. Rev. d. j.
Hoagland, of Rockville and Rev. H. L.
Davis. of Valparaiso. are in favor, and
should Bishop Berry assign either one
of these three eloquent and able cler-
bymen to LaPorte the church body
would be pleased
Rev. Hoagland has preached at both
the East Chicago and Lowell Method
list churches.
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ENDEAVOR SOCIAL.

The social given Saturday evening
by the members of the Christian En-
deover society Of the First Chris
tian church, was very largely attended
during the entire evening. The social
was held in Central Park which was
prettily lighted by Japanese lanterns
which were hung through the parry
\ very good sum was realized which
will be used toward the pledge made
by the society for the new church
building fund
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MANY VISITS THE PARKS.

The parks and breathing places
around Hammond were througed yes
terday by people who sought relief
from the terrible heat. The crowd at
the Lake Front park was unprecedent-
ed and it is estimated that no fewer
that 500 people sought relief in the
cooling waters Of Lake Michigan.
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NORTHWEST CONFERENCE.

TIT Northwest Indiana NJ. z. confer
ence will meet this year at Attica.
Bishop Berry has been delegated to
preside. The conference Will open
September >. and continue over the
succeeding sabbath, with the appoint
ments announced by the bishop ON
Monday. the final day.
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BACK FROM VISIT.

VI. aud Mrs. ". j. McAIeer and
daughter. Leoda. are expected home
this evening from a visit In northern
Michigan and Canada. Mrs. McAleer
and children have been gone several
weeks. but Mr. McAlecr has been alb
sent only week. Mrs. McAleer has
visited at Saulte Ste. Marie and other
Michigan resorts and Owensound, Can
ada.
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VISITS FRIENDS HERE.

Mrs. Ralph Ruinemeyer Of Hyde
Park. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph IIumpher of Rimbach avenue,
Saturday aud Sunday. Mrs. RUNE
meyer is a niece of Mrs. Humpher and
was formerly Miss Mable Wild.
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NOTICE.

The Molkte lodge of Odd Fellows
will hold a special meeting tonight
to arrange for the funeral of Mr..
Nogel on Wednesday. July 90. All odd
Fellows are requested to be at the hall
at IL o'clock noon. sharp, Wednesday,
July % -7-27-1t.
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HAS PHEASANT VACATION.

Miss Elsie Lortz has just returned
from her vacation spent at Fort
Wayne, Toledo, O., Windsor, Canada
ad Detroit One week was spent with
friends at the Ginty cottage at Rome
CITY. Ind.
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WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

Friends of Miss Helen Jewett have
marriage to Court Maynert, which took
place Wednesday, July Is. at the NJ T..
parsonage in Elkhart. The wedding
was very quiet and simple and came as
a surprise to many of their friends.
Both young people are very popular
in society circles in Elkhart. The bride
has many friends in Hammond. having
spent several summers with her aunt,
Mrs. A F. Vedder Of Douglas street.
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LEAVES FOR THE EAST.

man street, expects to leave Hammond
early next week for an extended visit
in the East She will visit at Boston,
Philadelphia. Washington and New
York City, and will also be the guest
of relatives in Vermont for a few
weeks. Mrs. Dobbins will travel with
her aunt, Mrs. Randolph of Vermont
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THE TINES COOK BOOK
SOCIAL SANDWICH.

cut
codv
wit too hpick
add
i n a rich crust
white
treeourhs vinegar all
Yeast cakeone cup brown
n
half eapoonfu cinnamon one-alf
thicken
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HERE ON BUSINESS.

Judge V. S. Reiter. who is spending a
months vacation with his family at
Sylvan Lake, Mich, returned to Ham
mond to transact a few days business.
He reports Mrs. Reiter and children to
be In excellent health and enjoying the
summer immensely.
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ETURNS FROM CLEVELAND

Mrs Frank MalO, who has been Wis
iting for the past three weeks with
friends and relatives in Cleveland, O.,
returned home yesterday morning af-
ter a delightful visit
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r auits.

Thank God we do not live with
saints. We live with people full Of
faults, and it is excellent, for the
faults of others serve US either by i'm
posing a salutary constraint or by the
lesson that they give.-Translated
from lie Figaro.
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BY AUTOMOBILE.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mott and family
of South Holman street, drove to
Rensselaer, in their machine yesterday
and spent the day with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Gregg and
son, George. and Mrs. Good. have re-
turned to their home in Greensburg.
Pa. after a pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs P H. Hudson of Warren street.
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VISITS RELATIVES HERE.

James Emery of the Chicago Daily
News in Chicago. was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs David T. Emery of Williams
street for a few days and left yester-
dav for Three Lakes. Wis. to spend a
few weeks vacation fishing.
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RESTMES STTDES.

Miss Bardie Ripley returned to Val
paraiso yesterday to resume her stu
dies at the Universiay after having
spent the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Ripley of Henry street.