The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-05
Marriage Licenses Issued.

August w. knopI, Anna ouHSt III
cago; Joseph C. Petraek, Agnes G. Va
truba. Chicago: Burton Dafae, Chlcago'
olga label, Hammond; Leon C. oakes'
Julia R. Wells, Chicago; Herman 4.
Meyer. Blanche Miller, Chicago EN-
met O. Schau, Clara Badorf, Chicago'
Ike Tuttle. Hannibal Wis; F'redn Mich
OILS Lowell, Ind; James CcCarthy' Mary
Spanier, Chicago; Virgil LawndoWsfAy
Lizzie Westolowski East Chicago'
Charles Foote, Marie Quick, Hal1day'
Ill; Charles Rychastaiska, Hamiiolu'
Anna Meltzer. West Hammond MlchaeI
I, Schultz. Clara Henter, chicago Al
bert Frank Abbott, Henela Theresa Der
geIin. Chicago; Charles Edward Agnow'
Dorothy Reynolds, Chicago.
The woman's study club held their
annual business meeting in the Library
Assembly room yesterday afternoon.
After disposing Of the regular and ac-
cuunulated business. The officers for
the ensuing year were elected, and the
executive committee viii be as follows;
President. Mrs stella Meeker; vice
president Matte Gibbs secretary, Mrs.
Martha Marble; treasurer, Mrs Din
widdie: critics, Mrs Olive Curtis and
Miss Edith Pettibone. The course OF
study for the coming year were out
lined and will be biography and do
nestle science The name Of Mrs. W
A. Sohedden was chosen to be pre-
sented to Mrs Griffith, chairman Of the
Tenth district as the appointee for the
chairman Of Lake county. Mrs. Mat
tie Gibbs was appointed as alternate
delegate for the state Federation con-
vention to be held in South Bend in the
fall. and the club adjourned to meet
again and begin a new years work II
the coming September
It is said that already the Chica-
goans, who are looking for room ane
board at the various hotels around here
are having a hard time to secure term:
with the proprietors most of them be
ing unwilling to see any price on theil
rooms and board Some of the deals re
ported have the outward appearance o
a 'hoId-up" game, and the methods
practiced may queer" the Chicago cluI
from holding future races on the LAX
county course.
Yesterday was pension day at tn
clerks office and the old soldiers cam
up bright and early to draw their pa,
checks Each year the number be
comes less, and their footsteps slowe
and feebler, and it will only be ques
ton of a few years when Uncle Sar
will be paying its last debt of gratitud
to the boys in blue.
The Erie time tables certainly aren
making a hit with Crown Pointers an
with the taking off of four trains pc
day, the service, which at no time wa
anything to brag of, becomes well nigh
unbearable, and with the advent Of q
fnterurban line to the north end of tn
county. the people will have a chanc
to even up a few old scores against tn
unaccommodatirg road The change
service is cutting quite figure in tn
business of the marriage mill here. a
most of the couples came on the after
noon train and returned at night.
The club season in Crown Point
drawing to a close.
Albert Morris. of Hammond tran.
acted business in Crown Point yestel
day.
The Fortnightly musicale met at II
home of Mr. and DR.. Salisbury on Cou
street Monday evening.
The @. A. NJ clum met last evenin
at the home of Miss Bessie Rose {
Main street Miss Daza Barr. Bess
Rose and Linda Wells won the prizes.
It is said that A A Bibler and fan
lily will occupy one of the Paul Raasc
homes on Nichols street.
Miss Edith Maxwell has return'