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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-21
BLACK OAK.

Mrs. ]. A. Nickel received word from
her son, William Even. of Panama,
saying he was at work there. and feels
like he was at home Mr.. Even spent
two years there before, and after year
in the part of the country, concluded
there was no place like Panama.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Seeberger were
Hammond visitors Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kobelein of Tolleston
spent Thursday with Mrs. Kobelein's
daughter, Mrs. John Nimetz.
Mrs j. A. Nickel will spend Friday
in Chicago, and hereafter will go twice
a week to take electrical treatments.
There will be a baseball game in the
Black Oak ball park between the Ross
baseball team and the Boilermakers.
1t will be the first game of the season
on the Black Oak grounds, and very
good game is looked for Come every
body and see the boys start off the sea
son. The Boilermakers are playing
good baseball so far and, while the
Ross team is somewhat crippled. they
expect to give them merry chase.
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LOWELL.

Judd Hayden of Lafayette was in
Lowell Thursday for a brief visit with
his mother. Mrs Lewis Hayden. He
has been connected with Crouch Bros.
as buyer and seller of horses for sever
al years, and while in Lowell. he gave
out word that he would sail for Eu-
rope next Wednesday. where he will
buy up a fine lot OF horses for the
market here He expects to be gone
till next September.
John Trelease and wife former resi-
dents of Lowell. but now of Chica-
go, are here on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Brownell and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dinwiddie will
visit friends in Chicago and Hammond
Saturday and Sunday
Editor Woodcock of the Lowell Sow
enir, and Editor l. w. Ragon of the
Lowell Tribune are attending a meet
ing of the Editorial association at
Indianapolis.
Miss Burton. a trained nurse, who
has been taking care of Mrs. Ear
Hayden. has returned to her home in
Chicago.
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friends The theme of the evening ser
mon will be Sectional Fraternity" At
this Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Lash of Chi
cago will assist in the music.
Mesdames Bumhour and Charles Cole
spent yesterday in Hammond as the
guests of Mrs. vogel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron skellinger will
go to Zubrada. Mimi, where the viii
spend six weeks with their sons, Jesse
and william skellinger.
Mrs. Mary Hayes was in Chicago yes
terday.
Union council No. held their regu-
lar meeting on Wednesday evening, at
which the nomination OF officers for
the ensuing year was held
Mrs. Sarah Neff of South Chicago
nesday evening.
The La Vendor baseball team held a
business meeting last evening. At this
meeting Harvey Carringer was elect
ed captain and Walter f. Schrage sec
rotary and treasurer. Walter Schrage
will now be member of the team. and
Fred Emmel will hereafter be sub
pitcher. Some of Writings business
men have decided to erect a grand
stand on the new ball grounds at One
Hundred and Nineteenth street and At
Gibson avenue, and this will. indeed
be acceptable news to the patrons OF
the park, who are now compelled to
stand up 1t is regretted that the
game next Sunday will not be at home
but there will, indeed, be a good bunch
of supporters following the team to
Indiana Harbor
Mrs. Kate Brett and Mrs. Lillian
Hatch have returned from Indianapo-
lis, where they went as delegates fol
the Rebecca lodge.
The Whiting members Of the Rob
ertsdale Pedro club met yesterday a
the home of Mrs. William Kelly 0.
Stony Island.
Mrs. Henry Bobenheld of Short stree
is very i'll with typhoid fever at st
Margarets hospital Hammond. TIL
case of Mrs. Bobenheld is a very sac
one. Mr.. Bobenfeld was at st. Mar
garet's hospital very i'll with the SAM
Illness. He has just returned and 4
not yet able to go to work. The fam
lily consists, in addition to the husban,
1 anu WIG, "a ASOA ell anu NAlEA
spell of sickness has put them in al
most destitute circumstances.
John Manders Of the Lake Shore rail
road has been transferred from Whit
ing to Englewood.
Mrs. william Reed and son Of soutl
Chicago visited at the home of Mrs
Gamer of Central avenue yesterday.
Sergeant Collins received a telephon
message from the Robertsdale polio
about IL o'clock that two Robertsdal
boys. Ernest Turnquist, aged ears
and Nelson Market, aged 10 years. wer
missing, having never been home afte
school. The local police were instruct
! ed to watch for the youngsters Will
! travelling their beat but they did no
happen to come in contact with them.
More for your money-easiest term
of payment-your home furnished o
thirty days free trial At SpiegePi
: South Chicagos leading furnitur
store.
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WHITING NEWS
A Pleasant Surprise.

A most pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey, nee
Nora Moylan. at their home in Sheridan
avenue, on Wednesday night.
The gathering was a most pleasant
one, and consisted mainly of co-work-
ers Of the bride.
The diversions of the evening con-
sisted of music, songs and recitations.
The chief entertaining consisted of
songs and duets, given by Mr. and
Mrs. John Kamradt Mrs. Hickey, work
ing for Mr.. Kamradt, in the gas office
at Indiana Harbor previous to her mar
riage. Miss Bessie McAnley gave an
exhibition of her talent by treating the
guests to a vocal solo. and later in
the evening she and Miss Evelyn Cad
man gave a mandolin duet. Miss Essie
r. Hatch gave a recitation, which was
much appreciated, and Misses Nellie
McAnley and Olga Klima also renedred
vocal duet The Glow Worm"
After full two hours of social enjoy
ment refreshments were served, after
which Mrs Hickey was presented with
beautiful set of silver spoons. with
the initial engraved on the handles
The gathering disbanded in time for
| the out-of-town guests to get the
midnight train home, and all agreed to
accept the invitation extended to then
to call upon Mr. and Mrs. Hickey agar
when they desired to have a good time
The following is list of those in at
tendance
From Indiana Harbor-Misses Bessie
and Nellie McAnley. Marie Nylott, Eve.
] lyn Cadman Rose McManus. Edith LIE
roy.
From Whiting-Misses Essie R
Hatch, Olga Klima, Mary Hicke, Mar
garet Moylan and Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
Kamradt
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DYER.

The remains of the little Schweisthal
child. who died a few days ago at Mil
waukee, were brought here Thursday
afternoon and buried in the family lot
the St Joseph's cemetery.
After spending several days with
relatives here Joseph Wndner and fam
lily and Miss Title Kaiser left for Chi
cago.
Mrs Peter Klein and son, Albert,
were Hammond visitors Thursday
John A. Mayer of schererville was a
Dyer visitor yesterday afternoon
Trustee Frank scheidt was at Scher-
erville Thursday afternoon to visit the
schools there.
George Heiser of Hammond spent
Thursday visiting our town.
Bernard Schultz, Sr., of Schererville
was business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Schaller returned to
her home in Hammond yesterday aft
ernoon after spending several days al
the home of her daughter, Mrs. n. G.
Austgen.
Fred Baumgartner OF ST. John was
a visitor here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Rietman Of St
John spent Thursday with relatives
here in Dyer.
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Band Concert.

The Whiting people will be given a
treat tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
when the Masonic band of Whiting will
give their first open air concert
The citizens have decided to erect a
grand stand, which will be at One
Hundred and Nineteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue The stand will
be sort of a folding affair, which may
be taken down and put UP again. The
Indiana Gas and Electric company have
come to the front by agreeing to fur
nish the illumination. 1t has been
many moons since Whitingites have
had this privilege. and it is safe to say
that almost every citizen who finds it
at all possible will turn out to enjoy
the strains of music given by the Ma
sonic band of Whiting.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

day overseeing the details of the work
already commenced.
The K of P.'s held their regular
weekly meeting in their hall last even
ing.
w A. schedden. the druggist has
installed a new electric transparency
sign in front of his pharmacy, on Main
street.
T. W. Englehart of Gary transacted
business in Crown Point yesterday
oscar Krinbin of Hammond. and ].
w Riley of that city transacted bust
ness here yesterday.
Postmaster Farley has recovered
enough to get around, but still shows
that he has been sick.
E. NJ Wolff of Mansfield, O.. tran
sacted business here yesterday.
Interest in the gun club shoots seems
to have abated and it is a question Of
whether future contests will be held.
Lots Of automobiltsts that are SO
curious that they cannot stay off the
piece of road that is being repaired
with the taroid finish for the races.
have paid dearly for them. The tar
sticks closer than a brother and is no
respected of persons. as many of the
rubbernecks have found out.
Judge Ross of Logansport tran
sacted business in Crown Point yester-
day
Judge Fisher has been appointed Of
fetal measurer of the auto course and
his decision will be accepted as official
in the ruling of the races.
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meet at Morgan Park academy We'd
nesday.
A entertainment viii be given at t.
T. H S. Thursday evening. The Chi
cago Glee club will sing and there will
be trombone quartette.
A serious accident occurred yester-
day at fire at Charles Schultz home
in Bernice. The fire was caused by a
burning oil stove. Charles Schultz, in
picking up the stove. received severe
burns on his hands and face.
The board of trustees of the village
are planning to put new light plant
in the village hall.
The teachers of the Lansing public
school are preparing for an entertain
ment to be given at the graduation
exercises.
Martin Brunn visited in Chicago yes
terday.
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TAKE IT IN TIME
Just as Scores of Hammond People
Have.

Waiting doesn't pay.
If you neglect the aching back.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, surely fol-
law.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieve backache
Cure every kidney i'll.
Many people in this locality recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's one case:
Frank butcher, 40 Ohio street. Whit
ing, Ind, says: Kidney complaint and
iumbago caustd my health to become
SO bad that I could hardly do my work.
Terrible pains, sharp as knife-thrusts
darted through my back if I attempted
to stoop or move quickly and I made
up my mind to do something for relief.
Doans Kidney Pills had been highly
recommended to me and I procured a
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after commencing their use, and in
less than five weeks there was not
one symptom Of the trouble remaining.
My health is now unusually good and
I feel that I owe it all TO the curative
powers of Doane's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
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New York, sole agents for the United
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Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.
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GRIFFITH.

P. J. Berieger did business in Ham
mond yesterday
Miss Rosa Grimmer. who has been
sick, is out again.
Henry Molner has moved into the
house vacated by James Quadlin and
August Ludke will move into the tow
er fat vacated by Mr.. Molner.
J. P Britain of Harvey. H.. was a
pleasant caller here for short time
today.
B. NJ. Anderson of Gary did business
in town yesterday
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BETTER THAN LAxATIvEs

Ordinary pills, catharticsa nd purga-
tives, cause gripping. nausea, and dis
tressing and Injurious after-effects
that are frequently life-lasting. You
may have your money back for the
mere asking If Rexall Orderlies do not
overcome constipation and fully re-
store the intestines to rtgular activity
and good health They are eaten like
candy, and can be taken day or night.
They positively do not cause nausea,
gripping or any discomfort whatever.
Two sizes, 10c and 25c. Kaufman &
Wolf, Hammond, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-21

John Cicrak, Indiana Harbor; Maria
Murnik, Indiana Harbor. Joseph Fill
piak, Victoria Hasienska: Indiana Har-
Dor. Charles A McCarty. Martha Fin
nigan. Chicago. Mathew Cook, Mamie
6. Hagen. Chicago: Henry Kolhen. An
ma Relax. Chicago. William E. Dyk-
ms Viola e. Kline. Chicago. Ralph E.
Wilder. Myrtle H. Pease Hammond.
Ajnei Trogh. Chicago Marie Starin,
New York city. George J. Grenier,
Genevieve c. Burns. Chicago Fred
Dust, Roza sumuga, Indiana Harbor.
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All Auto Talk.

Interurban talk in Crown Point has
been RELOCATED to the background since
the auto race excitement is growing,
and even the paving question is get
ting rest And most Crown Point
citizens are getting so excited over the
race that probably the remonstrance
meeting of the town board. next Mon
day. will not have the crowds that have
attended recent meetings.
Everything is race talk a the county
seat at present. And It looks as if
little SLEEPY Hollow" like the dogs.
will have Its day at last.
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MERRILLVILLE.

At a meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety yesterday it was decided to
make some needed improvements to the
church in the way of new carpets, etc.
Rev. Kuonen of Hobart was in town
yesterday.
Louis Hartman and family were Wis
itors at Crown Point yesterday.
Mrs. Iddings is shopping in Chicago
today
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CLARK STATICr.

Bruno saager of Clark Station was
visiting with DR.. G. l. Brown of Engle-
wood.
Mrs f. Behn Of Clark was a South
Chicago visitor yesterday.
Henry Watts of Ross was Clark
Station business visitor.
Richard Much of Pine was an Indi-
ana Harbor visitor.
William Luck, now staying at Six
teenth street. visited with his parents
here.
Albert Watts attended the commence
ment exercises at Tolleston last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs stanfer of Clark were
Gary visitors yesterday
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HIGHLANDS

Mrs. Ham and son and Mrs. Hartog
and daughter. Wilhelmina, were Ham
mond visitors toda
John Katybach spent the day in
Chicago.
Clarence Hutchins is employed in
Griffith for short time.
Professor G. NJ Hutchins returned
home last evening from short visit
in Chicago.
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LANSING.

Rev. and Mrs. Brunn have been en-
PERTAINING relatives from the city for
a few days.
A Yansteenberg is improving his
house with a new coat of paint
Walter and Clarence vandenberg
were Blue Island visitors Wednesday
evening.
Several Oak Glen and Lansing high
school students attended the track
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the guest of Mrs. Fred Dedelow yester-
day.
Mrs. Trainer and Miss Isabel Nc
Laughlin of Chicago visited Mrs. Nc
Laughlin here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. wiggenton re-
turned from Chicago yesterday.
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Work is Commenced.


Mrs. Cooper's new residence. she de-
Gliding to erect the same on the ground
originally intended for it, on Main
street. The house. as seen from the
plans. is quite an imposing structure
which will add materially to the ap-
pearance of that section of the town.
If the automobile race crowd will
only leave Crown Point in half as good
shape as they find it. there won't be
any kick coming Directly and indi
rectiy. every merchant and citizen will
be benefited. the only difference being
some will make a greater effort to
make money than others. Hundreds of
dollars have already been spent in this
vicinity and the transfers and day Ia
borers have had a gap filed in their
pay rolls that probably would have
been considerably lessened had the
event not taken place here, and still
the lions share is to come.
The open night musical meeting of
the Fortnightly Musical club has been
indefinitely postponed The affair was
to have been held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. a. Root this evening. An
nouncement of the new date will be
given later.
It is said that the Crown Point Elec-
trie company will run day and night
during the auto races, which will be
a wise move, especially at night when
the crowds are coming to and leaving
town.
Attorney Frank Pattee will deliver
the Memorial day Grafton at Hebron
on Saturday the 29th Of May. The day
will be observed at different times in
the various cities in Lake county. three
DAYS from the 29th to the 31st being
selected by the several committees to
observe the day May 80 has been de-
cided upon for Crown Points time to
honor her departed soldiers.
Geisen and Sons landed the contract
for furnishing the chairs for the grand
stand boxes at the auto races. The jot
was let by D. A. Root yesterday and
calls for $50 chairs, over a carload
1t is said that there was only a quar-
ter of a cent difference a chair in tive
of the bids submitted.
The soda water fountain to be in
stalled in the Swartz drug store is ex
pected today and will be in commits
sion tomorrow evening. Mr.. Swarti
has experienced a great deal of trouble
in having the shipment delayed, but 4
said that the ornateness of the piece o
furniture is responsible for the Ions
wait, it having been especially mad
for the owner.
Frank H. Trego and W. Vansicklen
prominently connected with the big au
to races. We're in Crown Point yester
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-21
New Cases in Circuit Court.

William A. Davis, plaintiff, VS..
Crown Brewing Co and Crown Brew
ing Co. defendants. Injunction J. A.
Gavit attorney.
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Memorial Services.

The Memorial day services will be
held at the Congregational church next
Sunday evening, when 1t is desired
that all members of the G. A. r. and
their friends avail themselves of this
opportunity for another annual reun-
ion. The church will be most beautiful
ly decorated with bunting and flags,
and Rev. Frank NJ. Webster has pre-
pared an excellent memorial sermon,
Sectional Fraternity"
There will also be much special mu-
sic by the choir and the church mem
bers have been very fortunate in Sc
curing Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Lash OF
Chicago. who Will render several an
thems and patriotic songs.
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Medames Eiegmund and Martha
Wolfe of Laporte visited at the home
of Harrison Burns of Ohio avenue and
also went to ST. Anthonys hospital.
Chicago. where they visited Mrs Burns,
who is recovering nicely from her re
cent operation.
Mildred Slower. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Slower, of Ohio avenue
has the scarlet fever. The home is un-
der quarantine
Mrs. Abraham of schrage avenue IS
at Union Mills, Ind, where she was
called by the illness Of her father.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Goldrick
of One Hundred and Twenty first street
daughter.
The attaches of the pipe shop and
the boiler shop at the Standard Oil
| company are planning a ball game.
which will probably be pulled off next
Saturday afternoon.
John McElroy of Fischrupp avenue is
spending a two weeks vacation with
relatives in Michigan.
Jesse R. stevens Of Hammond was in
whiting on business Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mrs Tom Bartlett's division of the
L o. T. NJ. will entertain the mem
bers this evening.
Mrs. Arthur Moore of Central avenue
is entertaining her sister. Mrs. R. H.
Lee, and two children of Oil City. Pa.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church win hold a dime social in the
| church parlors Monday evening May
"a Fine program and refreshments.
The whiting high school viii send
the following athletes to Lafayette to-
morrow. to the state meet: Frank
Duggan, Frank Greenwald, Harry
Timm, James Mccormick and Warren
Beaubien. Those who are still in con-
dition having an opportunity to make
record in tonights training are
John Morrison Lester Aronberg anc
Benjamin Gordon. 1t is thought this
Whiting boys will make good, even il
they were "swamped." as East Chicago
called it. last Saturday. This would
not have been the case had Whiting
not been shy some Of her best timber
The concert, given by the Whiting
high school orchestra, several weeks
will be repeated BY request next Mon
day night The program will be /;
trihe changed, for the benefit of thos
who attended the previous concert, bu
promises to be equally as good. Tn
Indictment weather kept many from at
tending the first concert, who viii b.
pleased with this opportunity.
Rev. f. NJ. Webster of the Plymouth
Congregational church will preach mex
/ Sunday morning from the theme: -
Rest Prescription" Sunday evening
l will be a Memorial service for tn
members of the G. A R. and theL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-21

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG. DO not
allow your gray hairs 10 make
you old looking. Gray haired
people are back numbers. Do
not be one.
The use OF
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IF SICK DISCOURAGED, HAVE ABOUT
GIVEN UP
TELL ME ABOUT r. HAVE CURED

Below I mention few of the more common
ailments which treat, not having room for all. If
have any disease ailment that your physician
cannot cure come and tell me about it. If I
you will tell promptly and charge moth
ing for the advice
STOMACH TROUBLES.-R you feel depressed
after meals, with boated condition of the stomach
and bowels with belchng gas, give you prompt
relief and thorough cure
DISEASES OF MEN.
MEN-You to be the fathers of the coming
generation LIKE BEGETS LIKE. Don't be guilty
of handing down to your offspring diseases or weak
ness brought by your own vicousness or fgnor-
ance If YOU have already made those mistakes