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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
WHIST CLUB TO TRAVEL
Hammond Organization is
to Be Entertained
at Gary.

Twenty members of the n. p. Whist
club, one of the most prominent So
cial organization of Hammond. viii go
to Gary Friday afternoon where they
will have their regular meeting in the
Gary hotel, where luncheon will be
served to them by Proprietor George
ODonnel. Yesterday Mr.. E. f. John
ston one of the members of the club
and well known in Gary, made the ar
rangements for the trip and the din
ner at the hotel.
After the feast is ended the club will
spend several hours at the pastime OF
playing whist in the dining room. The
crowd will come TO Gary and return
in automobiles. This is expected to be
one of the biggest events of the year
in the club. A full attendance of the
club is assured, as all are anxious to
see the city of Gary and take adj
vantage OF the splendid dinner and
service at the Gary hotel.
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HIS MOTHER IS DROWNED
Shocking Mystery Concern
ing Disappearance of DR..
A. G.. Schlicker's Mother
Especial to TIE TIMEsl

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 16.-From all
clues that have been obtained to the
identity of the woman picked up In
Lake Michigan by the crew of the
steamer "CaroIine" last month, the body
is Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell, wife of an
Tawo farmer and mother of DIR. A. G..
SchIielxer of East Chicago.
WENT AWAY ON VISIT.
DIR. Schlieker, here yesterday identi-
fed n picture of the corpse taken in the
County mOrgue. He said that his moth
er left his home Aug. 10 TO visit rela-
tives In East Chicago. All the time In
tervening he believed that she was In
Chicago but not hearing from her, his
suspicious were aroused and he grew
worried. When he made Inquiries he
found that she had not visited her Chi
cagO relatives.
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Ralph Groman and John F. Sawyer
were appointed to go to Chicago and
meet the speaker of the evening.
Charles Dyer, w. NJ. Hankey and John
Cafney will have charge of his enter
tainment in this city. Richard Schaaf
has promised to make arrangements for
q band. Jack Morthland, Bert Ponches
and Theodore Moore were appointed as
COMMITTEE to decorate the hall
1t was decided by the club members
to hold meetings every Tuesday night
during the rest of the campaign. 1t is
expected that by next Tuesday the plans
for the meeting will be completed. The
young republicans of Hammond con-
slider themselves very fortunate in Sc
curing the presence of Henry f.
Cochems in this city and they will do
all in their power TO make the meeting
he addresses the most enthusiastic
which has ever been held in this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
PLANS A SKATING RINK
Floyd Heron, Manager o
Colonial, Will Convert
Office Building.

Before the season Is much farther
advanced, the young blood Of Ham
mond may enjoy the pleasure of an
up-to date skating rink, providing the
plans of the promoters are carried and
the city fathers will lend a helping
hand to clean sport by reducing the
license for a skating rink.
The new rink is being promoted by
Floyd Heron, a Hammond boy, who
is at the head of the Colonial theater,
and arrangements are being made to
fix up the former c. H. Hammond Of
fee. Mr.. Heron may possibly take
another young man in partnership with
him in the venture.
Would Make Good Rink.
The proposed skating rink would be
located in an ideal place, large enough
to accommodate big crowds and far
enough away from residences so as
not to be an annoyance. The venture
will be through provided the license
is reduced Recently a new license or
dinance has been passed requiring a
license of 50 day from a skating
rink, Such a sum would be prohibit
tive and especially if the thing is to be
permanent It was discussed at the
council meeting last night and it was
the sentiment of the council that a
skating rink properly conducted is a
desirable sport in a city and that the
license for permanent rink should be
lowered.
The decent management of the Colon
ial theater is an Indication of what
sort Of rink Mr.. Heron would man
apo and IJamroond pAopIa wopld clad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
HAVE PLEAsANT,MEETING.

Miss Lena Hopkins entertained the
members of the, n. N. Embroidery club
very pleasantly last evening at her
home. All the members were present
and spent the evening very enjoyabf
with their embroidery work after which
a dainty course luncheon was served.
AT the meeting next Tuesday evening
Miss Bertha Maleitzke viii entertain at
her home in Truman avenue At this
party Miss Emma Ebert will be pre-
scented with a souvenir spoon, the gift
of the club members for a birthday
present The members of the club are:
Mrs J. J. Claussen, Misses Bertha and
Emma Ebert, Bertha Maleitzke, Lena
Hopkins, Lily and Meta Feeder. Ger
trlIde and Emma Claus.
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WILL OPPOSE MEASURE
Ho. Ed Simon Goes to In
dianapolis Today to Work
Against County Option.

''If county local option comes up at
the special meeting yOu can bank on
me as opposing IL. 1 do not believe in
having county local option In a county
that is 80 miles long and with such a
r0easure have the north end dictate to
the south end or vice versa" said Hon.
e Simon this noon as he swung into the
1850 Monon train bound for Indian
apolois.
Mr.. Simon has gone to the capital to
attend the special session Of the legis-
lature as a member of the assembly.
He will attend the session to its close
unless sickness should interfere. John
L. Rohde. former president of the board
o. public works will have charge of
Ed Simon's duties as democratic county
chairman during the latter's absence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
HAMMOND MAN PRIZES
DOCUMENT VERY HIGHLY
William Rice Has Sheepskin Deed 20
Years Old Which He Keeps in
Wallet 100 Years Old.

William Rice. 27S Michigan avenue.
has come into possession of a docu-
ment which he treasures very highly.
1t is a deed from the United States
patent office and signed by Martin Van
Buren, when he was president of the
United States. The sheepskin is 10
years old but is still in good state
of preservation. 1t is made out to one
Reuben Fox, granting him one hundred
and sixty res of land in Allen county,
in Indiana It is the original deed
to the farm which Mr.. Rice now owns.
The present owner preserves 1t in a
leather wallet more than 100 years old,
which was given to him by his grand
father.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
pRIyATE4DANCING PARTY

The Misses Anna and GeneYieve
Hastings VIII entertain at one Of the
most delightful social affairs of he
season. this evening in honor of their
cousins, Miss Mcdonald of Iiwa and
Miss Munna of New York The young
people. win entertain at q private dane
ing party in the. old Masonic Temple
.on State street and a large number of
guests viii be present many coming
from out of town Invitations were is
sued to. friends. in Chicago. Indiana
'Harbor aud East Chicago. The hall
will be very attractively decorated and
an excellent program of music wilI' be
played for the dancing.
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Continued from page One.)
the force and provision for least two
more have ben made in our estimate to-
night. When that time arrives, we also
hope to be able to provide you with
the necessary vehicle, since the city
barn win then be completed and there
will be room in 1t for your horses"
The appropriations for the various
departments were again gone over by
the assembled councilmen, and it was
found that they had been cut to the
bone. They were adopted in resolu-
ton endorsed by the finance committee,
there bein gnod issntettF ;dapnigoint
there being no dissenting vote by the
assembled councilmen
Controllers Report Read.
The city controllers report for the
month of August was read in the be-
ginning of the session and referred to
the finance committee.
resolution formally recommended
by the city controller was adopted, Civ
ing the Paid Firemen's Benefit associa-
ton 800
Several new ordinances were also in
troduced under suspension of the rules.
The various theater managers in the
city, having learned that the license
on theatres is about to be raised,
busted themselves to get in under the
old. which provides for a license of
$25 The new license provides for
$3.50 Mayor Becker however, put the
"kibosh" on such activity by introduc-
ing an ordinance repeating the old IL
cense ordinance and applicants must
now wait until the new one goes into
effect.
DIR. Weis Busy Again.
DR.. w. d. Weis, secretary of the
board of health was instrumental in
getting an ordinance through which is
more stringent than the state law. rel
alive to the sale of fruit from stands
or by peddlers. The ordinance pro
hibits the sale of fruit which is uncov-
cred on the street and which is con-
taminated by dust The ordinance
prodives a fine of from IS to 500. The
ordinance was adopted by suspension
of the rules.
Regulate Ice Cream ParIors.
Ice cream parlors and soft drink
stands are regulated in an ordinance
that was introduced last evening. A
license for a soft drink stand here
after will cost SO annually. while an
Ice cream parlor will cost the pro-
prietor SIS in the way of a license
The council having learned that
promoters would like to open a perma-
nent skating rink in Hammond. but
that the license fee is prohibitive. ex-
pressed sentiment TO reduce the IL
cense on permanent skating rink
and an ordinance to that effect may be
introduced at the next regular meet
ing.
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HOLD spECIAr, uEETIxc

The music committee of the Ham
mond Woman's club met last evening
at the home Of Mrs. J. Arthur Davis
in Plummer avenue, for a short bust
ness meeting. There was good at
tendance of members present and il
was decided to hold meetings during
the entire club year. The program for
Emusic day" at the club was also dis
cussed. although another meeting win
be called for Monday at the home of
Mrs. Davis. The members OF the COM
mittee are: Mesdames Gertrude. Coop
-eri Lillian Davis. Bertha Bridge. Amy
Burnett. Bertha Boone. Francis Camp
bell, Mabel El1fck, Callie Faber Edith
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
PLANNING NEW PARK PIER.

Work on planning the east pier at
the Lake Front park was begun this
morning The pier is 500 feet long
and when completed will be great
convenience to the fishermen. Hereto
fore 1t was risking ones life to ven
ture to the extreme end and the I'M
provement VIII be hailed by fishermen
and pleasure seekers alike. The last
week has probably been the best week
Of the season for the fishermen. It
was nothing uncommon for schoolboys
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Briefs.

Mrs. E. L. Shortridge has returned to
her hame in Grown Point after short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Shortridge
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce of Condit
street. sa
Miss Johnson of Tolleston was the
guest of Miss Anna Blackburn at her
home in Michigan avenue, Monday.
Miss Ida Gottlieb of Chicago came
today to visit Miss Bessie Levy at her
home in State street for the remainder
of the week.
Mrs. NJ. Dobson and children, Beat
rice. Helen and Matte, will be the
guests of Chicago relatives this even
ing to attend White CITY
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LARGE CHURcH WEEPING.

A large church wedding VIII be cele-
brated this evening. at eight o'clock
in the German NJ. e. church when Miss
Bertha Fisher and Mr.. William Munk
are married. The ceremony will be
read by the Rev. Dessmeir, pastor OF
the church before large audience of
the relatives and friends of the young
couple. The bride will be attended
by Miss Lydia Hofer and Mr.. Jacob
Fisher will attend the groom as best
man.
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LUCKY TO GET PICTURES.

The management of the Towle opera
house certainly were fortunate in Sc
curing the Nelson Cans fight pictures.
These pictures were completed today
and the people of Hammond will have
an opportunity of seeing them before
they are put on in Chicago. The en-
tire twenty-one rounds are shown, and
these are the original pictures At the
Towle opera house three nights, be-
ginning Thursday Sept. 18th and Sat
urday matinee The prices remain the
same, there being no advance for this
attraction.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
POLICE COURT NEWS
Tried to Steal Laths,

officer Hanlon reports that Special
Agent Slfngby of the Chicago juno
ton railroad, informed him that three
men were going down the railroad
track with bundles of laths on their
shoulders. When he ordered them to
halt they refused and he fired three
shots in the air. They then dropped
the six bundles of laths they were
carrying and ran away They were
last seen going east on One Hundred
and Fiftieth street.
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Caught Stealing Truck.

Clinton Webb and Sam Creakbaum,
who were caught stealing peppers on
the farm of Mr.. Einsweiler, south of
the city by Special Officer Thomas Nc
Nichol and Peter Einsweiler, were ar
raigned before Judge Mcmahon and
were placed under $50 bonds each. The
parents OF the boys say they did not
bring any Of their stolen vegetables to
their home The boys are charged
with petit larceny and will have their
trial later in the week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
SHIPPED TO PEORIA.

The remains Of J. H. Whitby, who
died suddenly last Saturday night.
were shipped TO Peoria this morning.
The remains were accompanied by the
surviving widow, Mrs Whftby and her
daughter Mrs. 4. F. Knots and daugh-
ter, Miss Eugenia, and the Rev. w F.
Switzer accompanied the remains to
Englewood The pail bearers were:
Messrs. Ira Dickinson, A F. Knots,
Milo Bruce. Charles Kasson and
Charles Green.
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Neutrality-suspicious. CLUB PARTY.

Mrs. Patzke viii entertain the mem
bers OF the Fleur-de-lis Club tomorrow
afternoon at her home in oakley ave
nue.. Cards will be the entertainments
for the afternoon and a pleasan meet
ing is anticipated.
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Harvard Union Dentists. "A corners"
Hammond.
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OVER THE TEA CUPS

Goodman, Emma Huehn, Louise King
Will, Fay Lyons Lulu Minard, Dora
Rohrer. Edith Smith. Mildred Spohn.
Grade Sharp. Misses Mary Ibach, Grace
Miller. Louise Wood and Elizabeth
Weber
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PEpRo ,PARTY THuRspAY.

There will be a pedro party given at
weis' hall. Thursday, Sept II, under
the direction of Mrs. f. w. Eckhardt
of Chicago. formerly of Hammond, 20
per cent Oh the proceeds of which are
to be given the Hammond charities.
Seven manipulated prizes will be given
and they are on exhibition at Bren
mans tea and coffee store. Tickets
will be 25 cents and will be sold at the
.door-Adv. At
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BOARD HOLDS MEETING.

The board of public works held a
short meeting this morning. The al
lowance Of the regular weekly bills
was all the work that was done at the
city hall Outside Of the regular meet
ings. however. the members are kept
quite busy looking after the many new
street improvements that are going on
all over the city.
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Miss Anna Ibaclf expects TO leave
Monday for Greeneastle, Ind, where she
will enter her junior year at DePauw
University Miss Ibach has spent the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Ibachs of South Holman street.
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BEN,HUR MEETING.

There will be a meeting of Progress
sive Court Tribe of Ben Hur this even
ing in Weis HAN on State street and all
members are urged to attend. There
will be initiation of several candidates
after which Ssocial hour will be en-
joyed when refres hments will be
served.
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COCHEMS COMING
TO HAMMOND,

CONTINUED from page ~.
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Mrs. Frank Malo. who submitted TO
aa operation In the Post Graduate hos
pitai in Chicago. Tuesday of last week
IS getting along nicely and win in all
probability be able to return to her
home in this city the first of next
week.
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AID sOCIETY TO MEET.

The Deborah Aid society of the First
Christian church viii meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. sliger
on Ash street. 1t is desired that there
be a good attendance as arrangements
will be made at this meeting for a
social TO be given the last of the month.
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VESrRY MEETING.

A meeting OF the Vestry Of 81. PAU 5
Episcopal church viii be held this
evening in the parish room ef the
church. All the members are asked to
be present as business or Importance
is to be discussed.
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MISS NELSON Has GVEsT.

Miss Margaret Ryan of Waukasha-
wis, Is the guest of Miss Mary Nelson
at her home in south Holman street
for few weeks.
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meeting of the William H. Celkins
W. r. c. will be held Thursday even
ing in Memorial hall Business of I'm
portance will. be discussed so that all
members are surged to be present.
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SEWING CIRCLE MEETS.

Mrs Horst entertained the ladies o.
the Sewing Circle No. / of St. Mar
garet's hospital this afternoon. Card:
were are afternoons entertainment.
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Will ATTEND WABASH.

Ellston Elliot will leave the last of
this week for Crawfordsvfne, Ind. where
he viii enter in the freshman year at
Wabash. Mr.. Elliott Is a member of
the '0S graduating. class of the Ham
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-16
MARTHA SOCIETY MEETS.

The Martha society Of the First
Christian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Price in
Summer street. All the members Of
the society are asked to attend.
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VISITS HERE LAST EvENINc.

Mrs. Jors and little daughter of Blue
Island were the guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. Dessmeir last evening and left
this morning on the Monon for Cedar
Lake where they were called by the
illness of relative.
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LEAVES ON vAcar1oN

Miss Lettie Mccoy of the local post
office, left this morning on her vaca-
ton, which she will spend with rela-
tives and friends in Lafayette and
Kramer Ind.
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RETURNs F5RoM MICHICAN.

Mrs. Henry Tieche returned home to-
day from a very pleasant visit of a
few weeks with relatives and friends
in Shelby. Mich.
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CONTINUED from page II.
Harry Harris. The boosters commit
tee, Bert Pouches. W. NJ. Hankey, VIM.
Hastings. The music committee, Peter
Ripley, John Gafney and George Stew
ems.
Committee VIII Meet Speaker.
After the regular meeting thers was
held a meeting of the executive COM
mittee at which the work of preparing
for the Cochems meeting. was taken up.
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GI-II.n MEErING.

The Ladies Guild Of ST. Pauls Epis-
eopal church met this afternoon in the
parish room Of the church. Business OF
Importance 10 the members, is being
transacted.
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caIIEn MEETING

The members OF the Marquette club
Will hold business meeting Friday aft
ernoon at the home or Mrs. Peter crum
packer in Webb street. All the mem
bers are urged to attend as business of
important will be discussed
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ARIE TO re orT.

Mrs. Herman Nyhoff Is able to be
out again after an illness that has kept
her confined to her home in Ingraham
avenue for a few weeks
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HERE on VISIT.

Miss Julia Merrity of Appleton. Wis.
arrived in Hammond last evening and
will visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
P. Reilley fnssouth Holman street and
AIR. and Mrs Robert Kidney in Mason
street.
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EXPECTED HOME.

Miss Myrtle Merryweather is ex-
pected home the last of the week from
a pleasant vacation spent with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Merryweather at their
home in Shelby Ind.
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RESUMES DUTIES TO-DAY.

Miss Ethel shearer resumed her du-
ties in Ruhstadts store today afer
weeks vacation spent with with rela-
tives and friends in Hobart and Chi
cago.
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RETURNED HOME TO-DAY.

Mr.. and Mrs c. T. jackson returned
home today from a few weeks visit
in the West. Mr. and Mrs jackson
visited at their former home in. iowa
and spent several days visiting at Per-
ry, Valisea and Creston, Ia.
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ARE AT CRANBERRY LAKE.

Cards have been received from Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Gostlin, jr. saying that
they are enjoying few days at Gran
berry lake. They spend their time in
mountain climbing and report the days
to be very pleasant but the nights very
cold.
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RETTRN From VISIT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newell have re-
turned to their home in South Holman
street after a few days visit with rel
atives in Lawton, Mich.
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CoNTINUEs TO IMPROyE.

Mrs. Dickinson continues to improve
at her home in P1ummer avenue, from
an attack of typhoid fever. Her many
friends will be glad to hear of her
recovery.
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Mrs. oliver Daugherty and children
returned to their home in Springfield.
Ill, yesterday after an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Daugherty of
Logan street. They also spent some
time visiting in Crown Point and
Munster
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Ann SOCIETY MEETS.

The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian churc met in the church
this afternoon and the regular weeks
business was transa cted.
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RETURNS FROM vACATION.

Mrs. ]. c. Cameron and daughter, Ava
went to Chicago last evening to meet
Mr.. Cameron who returned from a
pleasant two weeks vacation spent in
St Louis, Mo, and various points in
Texas.
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GIVES AFTERNOON RECEPTION.

Mrs Frank c. Deming will hold a re-
Presbyterian church met in the church
beautiful home in South Holman street
for a large number of Hammond ladies.
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ATTEND THEATER.

Miss Faye Smiley and guest, Miss
Linderman. OF lafayette saw THE Girl
Behind the Counter" in Chicago last
evening.
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LEAVES For MICHIGAN.

Mrs. Morton f. Gates left today for
points in Michigan, where she will
spend a few weeks with relatives.
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RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN.

Miss Helen Bull has returned home
from a few weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Detroit and other points
IN Michigan.
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HERE ON VISIT.

Mr.. and Mrs H. Cassidy of Wolcott
Ind, came today to spend the remain
der of the week with Mr.. and Mrs
Frohm.