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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
E0TICE OF SALE UNDER M
OF TRUST

Whereas. Hoyt B. Merry and Ma.
Merry. his wife. By thslf eertsi si1s
Trust dated February n 4 n
acknowledged and recorded n
OF Trust records within and h.,
County. Missouri, IN Book "sir ! n ~
conveyed TO the UNDERSIGNED Tp
following described real estate ~
Audmin county, Missouri. m,
all OF lots One N and Two ~ M
west Quarter ~ Of Section ~ M
ship Ffty.Two lszl. Range Ten W
Of the Sab p. ~, and eontainlns 4.
dred and sixty u0oi acres mar =
which said conveyance vas mai Y
10 secure the payment Of a eeTtsis !.
sorry note In said decd OF trust dsssn
whereas said note Is now uast dessy
paid. Therefore, !, J. T. Mitchell N
tee named IN said deed Of Tug IN
quest Of the legal holder OF sald pos
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a IN
proceed 70 sell the property abor,s,-
~ public yendue to the Highest
the front door OF the GouH II
Mexico. Missouri. for sash 10 ~ M
ana ths costs and expenses d tIs
this trust.
~ MITCHELL fns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
- - CURES
49, SKIN DISEASES

When he blood Is pure and healthy the skin will be sot amoo ard
. = irm al biemishes and eupdons but when some acid humor tsEs.
~ ~ p Circulation, ts presence Is quickly manifested by som forn a
~ e ~ The skin receives its necessary nourishmeut and strength
" me blood- When, however, this vital fluid becomes a humorIsisr
stream team no longer preserve the healthy. natural near,n y ~ ~
Dut by ITS sGid, impure nature continually initiates and iufames tbs d.tieat,
tissues nnTesa and keeps the cuthde in a diseased and dis6yTred coodf,t-
zter n aPpheanons cannot reach the blood, and therefore are beue6cisi
~ o. shr ability to reduce inflammation, and assist in keeping ~ osr.
s "a = cure any skin trouble the blood must be purified od tie humos
3 are causing the trouble. SIS. s. drives out the humora from fbe No.
8 a ~ skin, instead of being initated and diseased ia nourhbsS ~ =
healthy, cooling stream. S. S. S. goes down into the cincnistor -
nemoves every particle OF impure matter, all acids and huuor and res.nr.s
q blood z its normal, pure condition, thereby curing every form a 81
~ - % anecuon' Book IN skin diseases and any medical advice free To-
- "A' "m' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

ANY mother who has bad eIF
wlth this distressing allnsni 7
pleased TO know that a cuf'
effected BY applying Chana
Salve as soon as the cbilf J
nursing. Wipe IL of with 'S'
before allowing the babe =
Many trained nurses use ID
best results. For ssls y
nrfRweli A. In
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Flower Parade
Most Beautiful
Miss Edna Duncan First = Beta
Sigma Omicron Second; the
Elks Rig Third : The
Prettiest Parade in
City's History.
Our women and our horses

Can you beat such a combination as Mexico presented
Friday in the great flower parade? Thousands were in
attendance, besides the members of the Drummers Asso-
ciatlon, drawn by the flower parade. 1t was a not of
color and beauty and the very best thing of its kind ever
given in this city.
The color scheme had been planned to a nicely; the
arrangement was perfect; the parade was the crowning
feature of the second days meeting and proved all and
more than the most sanguine had expected.
There were over thirty decorated vehicles in the pro
cession, each preceded by a horseman. P~eoppings Band
and the Moberly Band furnished the music and a more
stirring spectacle than their course through the crowded
treets is seldom seen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Flower Parade Prizes

The prizes offered for lb'
parade we're: First prize, w.
prize, go; third prize, so, aai
prize. SIS. a ten dollar prize !
fefed for the best pony rig
The judges were chosen OIL
and with great care, 50 thaIH
be satisfied with the decislOa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Rxeeator'sEotle.

Notice Is hereby given thai /.
-tesJamentary upon The way leIs|
John z. Miller, deceased ssz zN
granted to the underslSnaS ~
Probate Court OF AudrsiO y I.
Me-: bearing date Of May 3Oth n.
All persons having Claims
said estate are required n y
them for allowance 10 the unS.rsA
executor within one ,ss,
the date Of said letters. ar ~,
be precluded from any benss,
estate, and IL such Gains - Y
hiblted within two Years ~
time Of the publication Al ~ %Va
they win befUrever barred
KRTLEY NJ. SNlIa
A"1e EHeeuw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Miss Martha Lsyson was in the
naoash wreck near Pendleton this
week, Miss Layson was slso IN the
wreck near Thompson last year and
escaped without injury.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

ms, Eliza Price, of Central avenue.
leit thursday night for Oakland.
California, where she will visit her
sister.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

The grand flower parade is over and
Miss Edna Duncan has received the
first prize for the ;prettiest decorated
rig. The Beta Sigma Omicron rig re-
ceived second and the Elks third and
Ms r. A. Morris, fouth.
For the prettiest decorated pony
cart, Miss Mary Scudder was given
inst.
T. ldges were Russell Knisely, Of
oaf.slton; Miss Scott, Of St. Louis;
Miss BrOokwOOd, Of Montgomery City;
Rev. A. n. Linssy, Of Clinton.
The grder u parade and style Of.
decoration was as follows:
Bugler, Marion FonmiIle full
cavalry Uniform.
Grand Marshal Of the Day,
Col. Austin, Of CarolIton.
Twelve Horsemen drum
mers) Official Officers Of the
Day.
No I. Fred Morris, auto,
yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
No ? Paul Weber, auto red
roses.
No l Jeanette Bragg,auto,
yellow and white chrysanihe-
nuns.
Edith Brewer, horseback.
No ? Rutter goat cart, scar
let poppies.
Isabelle Gregory, horseback.
No 3 Mildred West, yellow
and white daisies.
Gladis Crawford, horseback.
No 4 Purdy Drug Com
pany, blue and white morning.
Louise Johnson horseback.
S Mary Scudder and Mary
Burks, yellow and white chry-
santhemums. \
Ida Clark, horseback. |,
Nc 8 Frances Johnson,
White daisies. T.
Grace Collins, horseback. !
No 7 Million children, SUM-
overs. /,
Miss Crum, horseback.
No 3 Mrs. Fred Morris, :.
rchid.
Miss Cunningham, horse
ack. -
No 4 Mesdames Minnie E
laws and Cortes Edmonston,
.gyPtion pond lilly. al
Miss Clara McCune, horse
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

Notes d hereby given that tuLeaas'
ne estate q v s. y. Wlaey, assfg
b made 81 the August tern Of Nh
Cooft o[ AndrAln 90 unty, hlasoan. 1
81 Mexi0oi Missouri, on the seooat h
In August. iss
FANNIE D. WILRH
"a Adniaaa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

So ga Best largest pumpkin. "a
Na ss5 Best largest gOaTd. 100
IA as Best largest stalk Of orn..-.t..-..-.+.-.
- al Best homemade axe-handle. =. . =. :. 80
n as 6. L Ferris, IS cash for biggest bull tog- avg YAM
to put them in ~
An birds must be on tie grounds By noon nst q p ~ a.
An birds coming b. express viii BE- delivered to the gounas ~
a. sntT re- OF 10 per cent Of the premium offered WIN be charged
~ S~basto-z rwxtf furnish their own coopsL which should D e resuia-
siop size An expert poultry Judge. with a national reputation. vii
s~,5f ne rri.es Your birds Will be fed twice q day and waterea
three times An birds viii be in charge Of the superintendent n
-. - ,-...--sh Before 4 D. m. the last day OF the Fair. fnny
q a neosIe ssT ne poultry at the Fair last year. which Is a big
.srsrsissmef for YOU, besides cur premiums are IS liberal as some
- ~ HE ehOWR
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

back.
No 5 Estil Med nough,
pink and yellow and white
roses.
Miss CrisweIl horseback.
No 6 Elks purple and white
violets.
Miss Rosamond, horse
back.
No. z. Mrs. ". W. VIII
Hams, scarlet peoples.
Miss Crosby, horseback.
No. s. Helen Creasey
and - Rutter, four
shades of green chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Miss Sellard, horseback.
No. 9. Misses Sparks and
Anderson, Kansas City, GER
Use and white peoples.
Miss Pease, horseback.
No. 10. Miss Pearl Nor
RS, snow balls.
Miss Dot Davis, horse
back
No. IL. Misses Edna
Duncan and Abbie LEVEL
yn, three shades of red and.
pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Harrison, horseback.
No. IL. Mrs. Acknan,
yellow and white chrysan-
themums.
Miss Ethel Reed, horse
back.
No. Is. Eagles, red white
and blue peoples.
No. Ia. Mrs. ]. W. Lee,
white pond lilies.
Miss May Luckie, horse
No. Is. Miss Mable Pill
cher, pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Gussie Cannon, horse
No. 16. Mrs. Wonneman,
pink and white carnations
and ferns.
Alma Maude Shoush,
horseback.
No. II. Beta Sigs, Soror-
colors, cardinal and pink
.hrysanthemums.
No. 18. Mexico Imple-
nent and Harness Company,
1aster lilies and smilax.
Fire Department, whitel
nd yellow drapery.
Band.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
0sTRoPATRv

GO q ne Mexlco OsteoO,,lI.
tarium, Mexico, No. 0maa'leS
tarsum. Phones 81 and "a W
wishing beard, lodging and nlsa
may obtain The same from sls
per week. MUst house pati1O ~ %
daily treatment For tn,1ls iss
nation write DR.. p n a
Msxico. No. a. SHogn /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

=: johnson and family will move
.nelr elegant suburban home, Just
northwest Of Mexico. ne1t week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

+. b. Thomas visited Mexico Friday
and Saturday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
stomach TROUBLES

Many remarkable cures o.
troubles have been effected
berlain's Stomach and Live
One man who bad spent Y
thousand dollars for nea'i
treatment was cured by q ~ !.
Of these tablets. Price, !
Samples free at Q. W. Grls'''
drug store.
Attempts Ancient COnila'lp
One OF the Oldest Of y
games was attempted IN llSp
Friday but failed to Won
WOodson, colored and an ap'l
white man tried to get NY
from d. @. Ellington, Wn'M
was discovered in time 70 Nv"
success Of the scheme Y
Woodson had a fake oNs
dollar bill. He discovered
when Ellington was pres'p,
hitch lot and offered to glW
to remain silent. Elllng%
get fifty collars to give nlnD
dollar BILL ~
Mr.. Ellington was hons''
officers which TeSui'su
IONS arrest by constable 0'D
rhe white pal of WoodsODS
A marriage license wa
lYday. In Samuel p, Jones
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

silver cup xlu Ne ElFsa e the pretfiest An
drain CouaU aabF one year q Sc t1d
uaaef. a1d q kandsozae boqaS vtl os giFen
a E@e-as =--p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25
Attempts Ancient COnfldenpI

A marriage license VIZ !
urday. TO Samuel ?. JoneS y \
and Miss Mary Gertruu' :
Andrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

i1ss - -. .s........-.. 500
PECIALS-UNCLASSIFTED
Irish potatoes. N "
potatoes. i " A@h
potatoes, any kind. "' "
" ~ Ss Sonn heser, $3.50 cash for the best peck OF sweet poatoas
40 Vao sle Hardware Co, Silver Carving set, best angel
"" 'V Gan howard, set Of nickel plated smoothing irons best
u TO-, a9ndered shrd or shrtwaist by lads.
~" q Freaenah & wilkins. 1885, umbrella best Iayer caka
tatoes. nv PcA oi largest po-
~" 20 VIM Fonoek Milling Co, for best bushel OF wheat raisea
IN Audratn county, In gold 60 i"Neu
NO SZ4 North Missouri Trust Ca. for host h,.h., eoV
Audrain county, in gold, sed IN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

HTVIss THt NU pdy ~ "a a OF staKeB.
CONSOLATION PREMIUMS.
First Second
No 131 Best saddle or harness colt under / yea that
has not been FIRST or second during week, $40 90 & 100
SPECIALS BY l. NJ GREER FURNITURE COMPANY
No I32 Best girl rider under I3 years old in gold. 500 $50
No 1913 Best boy rider under 13 years old in gold 500 $50
SPECIAL BY W. W. Common.
NO l54 Best lady rider asrfde $1,000 cash; End Bill
Ragsdale $500 bride.
SPECIAL BY J. c. KING.
No l35 Best yearlfng colt, either sx or breed. cash.
$1,000; $500 merchandise, second.
SPECIAL BY JOE BARTH,
NO 16 Best boy rider under 11years old, one boys
suit; End Sam Howard one rife.
SPECIAL BY RICKETTS, G EMMONS ID q COMPANY
No IS7 Best mule colt. - $500
PROGRAM SPEED RING FOURTH DAY.
2:35 Stake Trot. =. $500 0
Free for all Pace, purse 30OO0
CONSOLATION RUNNING.
" mile dash, for horses that have not
been list, o. second during week. 8 5000
No entrance except by money winners.
y mile dash. for horses that not been
LIST or End during week. .......s 5000
No entrance except by money winners.
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-06-25

SPECIALS By AUDRAN COUNTY COURT
Nc 81 B@s saddle mare OF geldins any age, oEnd
in AudFaAn County ---~.-s- .-.-=---.-. law
No - The anef hose mare er gldiHg. three yeArs
zza undsr sh0wn ~ nster-- law
No 80 Novelty race to saddle. free for all. .-------- lSee INV
C0ndHtioas: wAk Ia Of q nile ut or pace
Ia Of = nile 80 Is yOa please IL 1ne.
aga sake tot 49,. -. ssoeee
esze stake pace .-..-.--- ..--. seeee
1 nile dash. owners handicap $780, loeee
IL nhs dash ..--.-... ..+--..--- asSe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
ATTEND HEAD CAMP
officers Are Elected at PEG
ria Yesterday of Modern
Woodmen of America.

A number of Hammond Modern
Woodmen are attending the fifteenth
head camp of the Modern Woodmen of
America which convened in the Coli
scum at Peoria, over 1000 Woodmen
thronging the building. Head Consul
A. B. Talbot presided. Reports of off,
Gals and committees occupied the
greater part of the day.
Yesterday the head officers reviewed
the foresters parade Hundreds of
drill teams from throughout the coun-
try participated.
hard fight was waged on a resolu-
ton giving the delegates $40 per day
and mileage of 10 cents per mile one
way. many speakers asserting that the
figures were too high, but the resolu-
lions carried.
The following officers were elected by
the state deputies association:
President, George N Frink, Town;
Vice President, J. o. Davis, California:
Secretary, t w. Barley. Idaho; Treas
urer, U. c. Sherbourne, 20.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
PRICES ARE
GETTING HIGHER
Meat, Butter and Eggs
Reach an Unprecedented
Figure in Hammond.
APPLES ARE MUCH HIGHER
Working Glasses Find That Meats and
Some Groceries Are Getting
To Be Luxuries.

Butter eggs and other victuals will
be luxuary, indedd by next winter
according to the forecast made at this
time by local grocers.
In present there is a reason for the
high priced butter next winter-the
creamery combine-but there is no good
reason why storage eggs next winter
should sell at 35 cents dozen BY the
same time the COW will have jumped
over the moon and will have taken the
prices with her.
Groceries and staple articles are a
shade higher now in the wholesale mar
wet than they were several weeks ago,
but local dealers are not taking any
advantage of this to raise the retail
prices. The profit that Hammond gro
GERS are making on sugar at the pres
ent time is merely a trife leaving the
bare enough profit for the grocer to
handle it. On this article the whole
sale price has been screwed up higher
than on any other. and the grocer is
compelled to handle it merely as an
accommodation to his customers.
Creameries VIII Combine.
The butter trust has heretofore ex-
listed only in the cities, but there is
great northwest and the central states
large and small.
The creameries want more for their
butter naturally, they admit that butter
sells high enough in the retail but
that they are making only half cent
a pound on their product. They are
going to raise the price of their prod
ri Of Ha+ bo
pen to the consumer.
The egg trust has become more sys-
temitized each year and by next winter
will be working to perfection. The sup
ply and demand are about as well ball
anced in the egg business as they could
be. whether prices are low or high. the
eggs that are in cold storage will be
consumed and the trust knowing that
just so much of the hen fruit will be
consumed each year is going to put
the price straight up" and let the dear
public do the "scrambling.'
Meat VIII Go Up.
The indications at the present time
are that meat prices will be up to by
next winter Pork is selling higher now
than 1t had been and a good cut of
beef is selling higher to than it reason
ably should at this time, but the trust.
ready with an answer before the ques-
ton is ever asked says that the dear
lpublics taste has turned toward luxury
and that choice bits are more in de-
mand by the working classes.
| The question why the less choice bits
are higher in price is answered by the
alleged fact that the demand is greater
than the supply.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
owls" SPLIT BY SECESSION.
Row Over Constitution Results in the
Formation of New american
Order" of Hooters.

Knoxville, Tenn, June 1.-THE con-
vention of the Order of Owls, which as
sembled here yesterday. has resulted in
a breach in the organization. Opponents
to the faction headed by John w Tai
bot of South Bend, one of the organ
izers and the present supreme presi-
dent of the order, today organized a
rival fraternity and christened 1t the
American Order, of Owls.
DR.. H. Preston Pratt of Chicago was
elected supreme president
The split, it is claimed. arose over an
unsuccessful effort Of the dfsaffected
element TO amend the constitution of
the order limiting the powers of SUI
preme officers. The regulars" have Sc
lected Spokane, Wash, for their next
place of meeting, and the American
Order" will meeting next year in
Reading. Pa.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
CLABBY FIGHTS TONIGHT
Hammond Pugilist Goes
Ten Rounds With Wis
consin Pugilist.

James Clabby will have one of the
best fights in his life when he goes on
with Kid Clements tonight for a ten
round fight for a purse of $500. That
Clabby is able to commend purse of
this size indicates how he is coming up
in the pugilistic world and his Ham
mond friends are confident that he will
bring home the bacon.
The fight with Clements will be
pulled off at Superior, Wis. and will be
the main attraction. The sports in this
neck of the woods have taken a liking
to the Hammond man and it is believed
that they will support him as against
his opponent Clements.
If Clabby wins he will not only get
big share of the purse. but he will
make considerable money on the side.
His friends and admirers believe that
the time is almost here when Clabby
will be able to command the attention
of some of the big men of his class, and
If he is successful he will have an OPP
portunity to make a little fortune out
of the game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
Briefs.

Miss Mary Holman of Dyer was the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Fehring yes
terday at her home in Sibley street.
Miss Mayme Hanlon is spending a
few days with relatives and friends in
Crown Point.
Harry Smith was called to Craw-
louisville last evening by the serious
illness of relative.
Mr.. and Mrs George strabel of
Crown Point spent Tuesday with
friends in Hammond
Mrs. Ed Dinwiddie and children are
spending a few days with relatives
in Lowell.
Misses Dollie and Marguerite Knots
have gone to Holly. Mich, to spend the
summer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wartena of Toll
eston We're the guests of Mrs. War
tena's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Kun
ert of Russell street. yesterday.
It brings the little ones the priceless
gift of healthy flesh. solid bone and
muscle. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea is the best and safest baby medi-
cine No minerals, or alcohol, simply
natures most SOOInluS, nedllnB neFDS
s5 cents. Tea or Tablets. For sale by
Otto Negele.
Mrs. Kerger of Kankakee, ILL.,, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs La Fond
of Plummer avenue for a few days
Miss Elsie Franks has returned from
Kankakee, ILL.,, where she has been
visiting relatives for a few days
Mrs Fred Eckhart of Chicago is
visiting friends in Hammond today.
Mrs. Lena Hubbard has returned tc
her home in Indianapolis after 6
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o. C
Hubbard of Condit street
Mrs. Rodney c. Hobbs has gone tc
Yorkville. ILL.,. to be the guest of rela-
tives and friends for a few weeks.
| Miss Mable Wells returned to hel
home in Chicago yesterday after &
short visit with her sister, Mrs. A w
Sprague of Carroll street.
Mrs ]. P. Sheffield and daughte,
Miss Jennie, are expected home this af
ternoon from Valparaiso where the,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
LARGE CHURCH WEDDING.

The wedding of Miss Veronica Ofen-
loch, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ofenloch, 39s Wolter street, to Emil
Fercuis of Chicago took place this
morning in st. Joseph's Catholic church.
The ceremony was celebrated at s
o'clock high nuptial mass being read
by the Rev. Father Plaster, pastor of
the church. The ring ceremony was
used. Preceding the service and as the
bridal party entered the church the
beautiful hymn to the Holy Virgin was
sung by the choir. Mrs. John Scherer
presided at the organ and played two
beautiful selections for the offertory
and occasional hymns. The music dur
ing the ceremony was rendered by the
children's choir, who sang "A Wedding
Hymn and Gloria In Exeelis Deo."
The bride wore a beautiful gown of
white MULE with trimmings of valen-
cennes lace and a long veil caught with
lilies-of- the-valley. She carried an arm
boquet of brides roses. Miss Ida Boos
who attended her as maid Of honor, was
also gowned in white and wore a
wreath of white roses. The bridesmaid,
Miss Katherine Brodfuehrer, wore a
dainty gown of white Swiss. Both
young ladies carried arm boquets of
brides roses. The groow had as his
attendants, Peter Ofenloch and Mr..
Bernard of Chicago.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ofenloch,
898 Wolter street, for members of the
immediate wedding party and relatives.
An elaborate four course wedding
breakfast was served at 1870 o'clock.
The tables were very prettily done in
the brides colors. pink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fereuis left during the
afternoon for short wedding trip after
which they will go to Chicago to make
their home. The bride has many friends
in Hammond. who desire to extend their
congratulations and best wishes. The
groom has also made many friends dur
ing his visits in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given last evening in honor of Mr..
Martin Tranndorf, at his home on All
Pine street. Refreshment were served
at 10 p. m. The evening was joyably
past with games and music. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Misses
Martha Borchart. Mable Berthold, Fran
ces Curtis, Lena Schroeder. Clara
Borchart, Mayme Schloer and Gertrude
Pfeifer; Messrs. Ray Flanningan. Alex
.Heineman Martin Tranndorf, Ira Ward,
William Curtis, Andrew Pfeifer and
William Stevens.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
OPEN SECOND SEASON
A. M. Breckenridge Notifies
Hammond Friends of
Season Opening.

A. NJ Breckenridge, who formerly con-
Quoted a place on the lake front where
splendid fish suppers could be had. is
now beginning his second successful
season at Saugatuck, Mich
His place is on the beautiful Kalama-
zoo river which empties into Lake
Michigan at this point It is reached
from Holland by trolley and from
Grand by trolley also.
The trolly trip to Saugatuck is past
the numerous resorts on Black lake
such as Macatawa and Ottawa beach
and it is possible that some of the
former Hammond customers of Mr..
Breckenridge will go over to his place
this summer and get another of his
incompatible fish suppers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
Happy M an.

John Post died in Greene county, az
the age Of 9S. He was the embodi-
ment of sweet contentment with his
surroundings, never having been far,
Their than four miles from his place
of birth. His life helped to convince
many of the truth of the saying that
"a rolling stone gathers no moss for
he managed to acquire a considerable
amount Of wealth in his extremely
limited sphere.-Brooklyn Standard
Union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
NEW GUAGER AT DIsTILLERY.

Mortimer Gates a brother in-law of
exSheriff Charles Daugherty of Crown
Point, has secured a position at the
Hammond Distillery, where he will be
employed as guager in the rectifying
department. Mr. Gates will move his
family to this city. His wife is Mrs.
Daugherty's sister.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-18
EntarInn a Demurrer.

"Talk about the superiority of mind
over matter" said the argumentative
boarder. It's just the other way. II
you want to be sure not to forget a
thing you don't trust it to your mem
DRY. You take a pencil and a slip Of
paper and make memorandum of it. /"