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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05
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vAe SKDLE Ft New Mexican ..f ot1s>
her G:6 sErs. MessrS. c II MElsnk-
ahEn End p G. TrAcer. v;hn came IL
SAnIA Ft las, sunday 10 me.. Stsc-s-
LE-y fsRilincer n reference 10 SECURING
the extension nj III C.Eris;iiRl lrriEt
tim lIrEiec. HnE Ell h6lusEmeU I'd
payments tw Iht v-ErAr Essrk, wssrs
much ,ilaEsed with Lheir rt.,.el'liun h.
me st.crf.ERry 4. The executive u1ics
his fDrenDM EnG HfI tT home Lhif
K.rsrnnJL. They were promised 3
thorough Investigation EnI cUnsiterR
tim nj their lilEns End ft+s,l ,esItKr1
1hR1 1hs secreIHrF of Lhe l1Is,-iur vii
f,s JUS. n rlhs mRLEsr Mr T-hct.r Eaif
IhGT I.Hrifhn6 If GROWING, IhR1 nsv
buildings Ere EDrnr III III every side
Yh4 lArEeFI hr,ck End runcrt.fs ERrRf.
m Lhe 1errirurT mas just is.tIn com
JiiesAl Ant rWc-sTDry business b1ps:s
If rmner c,nFrrucrim nrv- Gpn6 re
aulsx were phrRinet his paHr unntsl
Ihf Carlsbad l,ri!,ecL The cnuEun crul
v.Rf especially cnnG, AlThnuEh There
wRs aess thHn viii NJ under cufLfvR
tim nt1-f vaE- The curtin If Efnnef
\. cHrlsnaE. This wear There were n
rulefrn1im l;..RltI Acres unoer ths
Carishnf urpieu And Try nsxI s'eR- rht
erIt-e 2G.BBD Acres VII fe signed "a
rmiiar the FppernmtmI cunrrncl,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

snf mEy mn; Rliov Won III fiesr-sly her
kefI 70 Ine west where the sun sars,
And Won nEnnni Tai 70 fipI her
Nov 1hs W'i,,ssd U'itch nj the Wexu
han hiII nns eve vn. aha1 v-Rs Rs rpv-
errn Is & 1tiescsl,A ana cnnid ser
fvar'yv,he-t So IS she Sa. IL lhf
dnnr nj bHr ,nRsIst. she hAIIssps,d 70
lnnk around and saw Dnrnahy wing
Rsis.en with her friends al ahau. her
T'hsy were ,nne f;szanct nf. hu7 TN
Wicked Witch was anE-y 10 fino them
IN her cnInrrys 80 she hlev urnn &
silver whistle rhal hung R-nunn he-
neck
ri oncf There cams running IL he,
I t-nn al di-ac1'nns 3 nacs n. E-ea,
wolves They hat lnns legs nnn fss,-cs
fues Hnd sharn lee1h
I go IT Ihnse rannlf'' Sl,r ths
Winch ''and raar hem 10 nie,.es''
4 A-s ynu M gnins II Nuke rhnn
vnuf sis vss'" Rssef Ihs wni1 lfaIns-
MI sft A1,fwe~sG mt is NJ IN,
and mt u. s-rav. me Is & Et-l unr
annchas !. Linn MIME n then N fl
ID wn-s. sn ynu MY IaHr them mn
small liieces'
Il VERY well sui1 lnf wnE Rn6 HI
\ iashad away n .ull sI,s.eL. inlirved h,
\ The nEhnH
4 IL was tuns,y TIT ScR-ecrpv nnn IN.
Wnntinan WERE vittf lwaSe ann hear
the wnNvfes rnmins
This If my f,St,' RniI tire Wnnu
mar- ''sn ge. fehinn mf ant ] vii
1 mef. them II ,hev cnmt'
j He Ae,xaf hff s1 which hs ha
mal3e ~e-s sha-l, and u I'M asasfsr a
,fhe Wnsvas nQnsA IA sns TN Wunetun,
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whHn asked I'M vnrr m &tArf
nnuf secre,Rry Esaliingar, H. Aim
uueruus. retnaratr6 II 3 rer,atn OK,
ren. the rIrIE-Hncss nj freSihsn, Tai;
while IN Alnuuusruns the week rIre
vinssx, aeclRrtns tn, \ hes-cy ~.ns
cume Wns IN RrH>p I'm View Mexico "a
- f3zs Rhe VIE admttre6 N TIT
Nuim. '-rnhs ynur ttmf ant nnms n
-,em." .aif the srcrr.ar. 'ee; vnu>
.slvas IN End zhare snt nnans IN With
. ,,lszr hin d hanlA"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

The rarri1n. "a SnRrd NJ einrxIim
vxx much Ilea+s6 with The -tgrnrT nf
efiucarimal rrmdiI,nns throughout the
1sr-frnry mnne ny superintendent ].
T. J1R-k HI recsnI Esssim Yhf
hrur6 -ernEntxe6 The cnmmm school
cnurse d. Hnuty recentiy cnmpile6 fs
the 1erriIDrial superintendent and
mafis prpvisinn inr the granting nj M
eighth crane II ErEmmEr Echnnl ear
tisi.a1s lyy Lht rural Rchpnls With rht
rr.urs.rnrim uf the cnunry suparfn
rsmi4msS
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SYNOPSIS

No-n;sr Ave-. n Nsnsss ~z;s Aer: EFT
SsS Nns's issnss- :. s,'slN7s nI,ea ,ss1, TIE,
arsi.as; .hc eNcise-nes;- \ e-Ssh &sSAsses
s~e TSe ho..se -. .arars n = ca-lnJTc
s:.,s T1,,S1i.'. s,ri, sssor =, T''; :, | So 9.
Neacsksn. s.se hsa.e hsa siliea :fsesT
sao1sS, the ~seScs esseh ~ aA&;- .sa'~
ss.T4ea As tr IS iss rse nrsers,. s,, Su = saa &c
Nisar1 ot Ga ~an- sse .ss r-aHn is'''.-
HiSs' tae saS 70 seoS her hsck Il
ssssas sarn IL, liz r sss s :se.,rsss 8: -;
3s-irTns s-sias sra starred s7is ss1 10
;he wizard "a Sc; ;eesc- The ses-f'oTao
rssz .ao laSccs taT 8 hcsrS ,se ass
rS.-FrS fNonn- They cSrns ass,on : .sie
hn-.- Tas hou cog trssS.a f1e nsS ~ ro4s--
the wssra e "a - rss seTs,o, Tho saarG-
CROW ~ caANfns the ran ertarne M
ea,rA urn, Nrs .,ole .. The made ~ st'f
t.sc-- Tho soasylroe ~'ss reasoned sy s
ssri6, ufAsN cs.sscs po-c;sy 10 fan
asleep The scaTrcror ana ~ UnnaT7,; n
fsa~'ar& r,'e har :cll ssleesf aaa bong t"a
hesss te lict. vas leri- or .he sfsrt'h to'
tho 1'ost q: Srllne hrrck UhtcN ,ea 10 sfis
E-re-sAa t>frV tf,rv r1re: r-ia cst ara
s,c,a --'rs The vcaarr.n sises tt,e ~ala
Sssi Tho sorer mouse S.ssrnt fT'tr,illv
She sfs-is sNo.Js, r,f4s q: bee rrl;s saflrts<
fse,a r,o-o;Nr s~ose from her lor's
slf.ftn Thes stsrrca again sn Tire .1rnsst'-
ADS CIV rash They CAME 70 feprs4
pssntct green There were farmers nf
ere<.n h,,.Iecs q! e--ccn ars ;,rHptC s-'f-s>ss'a
In k--s,ar ]; ~s< IRE Land q: Ox -'hss
rnri tNf Guardian q. :Ae Esres Rae 1s-
Ss-sl>rs 'rf ps~er u. iNe Wizard 81 f,s
All T,u, ~ green ss,cct.slas ss the sr1ts,r'1.
y>f,sss sof ela-c af fGrrtr-sla Ciyr slfn!sed
t3,t1r. --Nf wizard Aesraea 10 receive
s =, ;,' -r sa,s e. ,sS Ss s5 N ~ 80 -, ,-e ~ ~
rnnn, ir shs3r s,Y,s-slins N9th ssrrfsr,
sahs SIRE behold ar ensr-rnas< head Ss5.al-
out hNssy, incs or s--rrrS hiccrT fhsr iGs
NiEEnsf e1xni Il Am nz ihe r-'ra: sna
tfrT-sls ssis TIRE f,esS tns ts,is be- thai
Ns,S.r sse tillra tfre eist-ea SirSh 6t Tft
crew asrs.tf.s 20 1hs ysr,nsepce a. NesIs-
t:.El lsSy who asts Sr,f wit Tho wizard
N'as Ss-sr-fsnS h1'sius when ne Killed 1fsf
tRs<: WITH & head az & rf1tnsce-ns a.a
I've ecex
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Ga gave a aow g~o~l 81 This, IN,
sASA. srnfrys
II. yeu indeed desire a heart, 20.
must earn it,"
How" asked The Woeamsn
'Selp Dorothy TO XII the Wicked
Witch os the wes;.' reriliaa the heas.
When ire Witch is dead. come TO me
and VII then give Won the hiecssi
and Rinaesi sni most loT1ns heart II
al tht Land Of o.
Sa the Tin Waasman was Forced rs
-ern-7 sor-o~fIIey to ms friends and
seu .hen Of the terrible beast hs had
seen Thsy ST wondered greatly q,
are many forms the graa; Wizard
sonla rake IE.nn himself. ane the Lion
said
'Tf re is 4 sass. v'hsyn l CO u scr
him, ] shan -naT my launssst. apd ~
fricNter him shai nc viii grant Ill
nsS sna il hs Is the lsvass Daas,
shall pretend 10 spr,ine ,Ipar her. ard
~ rnulHl her 10 10 my h,aaine And
81 he Is ne crasi head. he viii re 81
nv mercy fnt ] VIII rr1 this head
at ahoui the room u,til ie promises
IL give If vhAi VI aesis So he a.
Taad cheer ms .-,enfs. For AT xiii rei
hf well -
The Linn ii nncs I.sssef t!lzanef
fhs annr and, s,anninc around. saw
II his sIT-Triss, thaI hs.fnre the sh-nns
s'ss 8 han nj fire. 81 tiarce and glow
ing hs cnula scarcely haKr 70 enst
Hnnn IL faiS frs Thought was TIA!
On han 4, sc::,aan, naucfl; M FIRE aD6
~ss burning NJ; hut. when ne r-iea L.
81 naa-er. ne hess; v-Rs 81 lnrs,ns. rh8,
II slncaa his vhisse-s ant he c~s.n
hart t-Tnhline.y rn s. s,a; naarss- ri,s
6anr
Then s lnv, pi,ei pnis.s came t-nn
she han nj f-s anh these were tin
~o-fis !, srni,s.
20 Rn 0s. shs e-aat 8nr Ta---ihis.
Win a-1 Won, ana WHY 10 ynu as.s.s
me- Ant The Linn answered
'T I'm & cpwsrIsy Lam. AFRAID n
xs~e-vtsine ] cnIns 10 vnn II beg Ihsl
vu Civt ms COURAGE Al rha, n -f.alir,
ma Nncnme lhe king n hasssx n.
mAn cal ms
WHY shnu,d ] give vnr cnurays :"
66dnAnUPE ls.-
Because n al Wizards vnu a.
the greatest ann 1,nps have npwa
10 gran, n. request snsv'nrsI IN
Linn
v,ns hal nt ff-. burned fnrce.y fnr
cimf. apf .hs sn,cf SAID:
'sRrins mt prnni tha1 1hs UFicse
WITCH Is dead ann eha1 mnnfn,
will give vnn rnu-aTs Su, 30 inns a
me W'jrrh rsvrs vnn mtiz. raulain
,r~rs,G'
T.ps Linn wax nIlg-y u; thfx Sreeal
Hu; G.nu,d say rnrhine II -sn!y Rn
while he srnnd si,sr-ss gazing "a, III
Nnll nj ffrr !, heranf sn furinus,s br
xaxs he surrAI raj ant rushed :-Dl
f,pe -nuu Ae was glan u f1nh hi
4rsenas waiting fnr hin. and In'6 anl
- hts far-ihie tn,HrvtFw WITH II
Vr1Ray6
-.Wha, shall ~e d. nrw.' aasrr1 IN
AMs. xade.
rNa,s ts bnss nne thing We II
-" yufuruec the Linn. 'nnf cfG h
- - NaG NJ ~ W'mstas, aea
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

tsialy doo= ne a
World Of good a1d
i c-ao; p-aiS@ il
enough 1EEz.ei
Gonirsyulz--es.
6Eoess- a.v0uS
ne.s2 and a ss7e.e
female trouble.
ly1iaEFlk.-l's
Vegetable Com
pound has restored
me TO perfect
health no E+E-e
fSonth< Cra--Y
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AnotAee Opesasie0 Avoided.


LEE. .ss Fourth s., LcUsv.ls. AZ.
Anothee Opefa&ioo Avoided
Adrian. CA @ere U.od
misery from female trHtleS Al nv
doctor said n cpeIa1iln w1s =! o-l!
chance. and I 6reAded i. atDo,s. as
much rs death IyG1 E F-Es-s
Vegetable Compound coMlsasl! !! eE-ed
Ne without IN cpe1tiR "-LHAV :.
6ENKY, r T. d { 4
Thirty yean a wrarelea ecH
cess confirms tie power Of lydsa E
Pinkham's Vegetable Couyrsuoi 10
cure female 6seasek The Ere1. roL
ume OF unsolicited Testimony o,os.s-:-
y pouring in proves cooc1nEvyty Ia:
Lydia E PinkhaM1 Vegetable Cal-
pound is = remarkable femety flc .hose
distressing feminine Us 6uE W-ca
% many woDeo SU&L
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eeee
GRAIN

t,ss. Rye, Colorado. hulk. per LOO
lsk- ti-1s Colorado OATS. sacked
81 Sc Idaho oats. sacked. 81 Ss. Ne
A-AkkA oats. sacked Sl-as. Corn in
sackx- Sl-cS: co-I chop, sacked. 81 = !:
hGA1- Colorado. per 100 lhx- tl-la-
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Busted

Many = raa1 Foss Hrxran Esk,s
then wealth ElAmM his Eo2-
SAYS 4 S"at work faehG Hn a. sos
ssae rs ks Anue2s Thsy 6m1 v'i-i
liver dead Aod the Whole srsaau rsi:
esH1Eed WITH POISON Ncr4nE Ks
E<Ns- eseAn-,ns Nrain a,1lm like ;'---
sara1aoo, CAACASES VII -ssasTs
A-S care Tsy h oo~. zs
CASASEcS NJ Sn sm a-s
~Assseos AtArua1.sxsa AaWNE Rl<
u The ~sn-1A Hathua Aeupe . Uznx4
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Nay.

Nay.
CriAnd- per Ion- Sls-t'6d7 l4-Vo: sec
nnt notinM, - SAG 1880, timothy,
slt ah6 iS-tse. Alfalfa $iL4e6 lc-oa-
straw, fs-.hG asa South Park wire
g-4ks- $iN0he7 1900
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SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLy6aE Pfnkham's
Vegetable Compound

LouisviIA Xy.-"Lyd;A z. Pink
hams ve3etab6 Coupsouud las c.r.
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Rough On Rats fool- the ra-s a-l --.-.
but ne.er ;no.s the buyer In
you mot tie IiaA.erJ DO the Il.E5r.- D.
. hint, do your Own mixing: d. -.- IS
son only, then you get Ee-u-t- IT,. -
b@s,ab.e ertsru4lnstor. Don, u. u
house l5c, -, s1c.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

An once seekers love for his c0r-n.
try is a good deal like that o; d -Jad
foreigner for an American he.rsss
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

A HnnaD's idea Of q tacrful man -
one who Is able 10 increas= The ad.
niration she has for herself
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

The patriotism Of the Office seeker
is the greatest ever
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

d. pr-Srs'. Psls--. SEAL. szra--esz.ss. a-..
I taAs . cxb9r. rag-ls xEs --sl .14--.s
liver AAd ,cSe-f Ax.. ere oCsx-S.--1.-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

Some people would drown Will II.
prerery-, a, hand; They zre tue I'd
that suffer from kheuuztl-m and N--rsI
GA ~hen they can ss. Haml1n- VIZ,
Oh. the be., 0; al pam re.a=-.zs-
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DENVER kAkktlS
Cattle.

cattIs.
Beef s;eers. grain fed. good
10 choice -.--- 600 q s-2a
Sest Steers. erzin fed. fair
10 medium 3. 90 q 600
Beef steers grass. good TO
choice -A4od SIS
Bee: steers, f-ass. fair 10
medium --....-sI sIsG4s5
Cows and heiters, grain FED.
COED 20 choice .4-50 q 500
Cows And hsiterx. grain fed.
fair TO medium s'5G4.5o
Cows and heiter<. grass. good
TO oAoloe ...-....-.S-es S-esa4oo
Cows xne he;iers, grass. fair
to medium .-......ssGses
Cows and heifsrs. COMMON
and cxnne-x ...l-soG e15
Sock COWS ..eSsH q 3Ie
Veal calves .......4s0Gs $50
Balls s01G 500
SIsss ...-...-....-.. ..5e $50
Feeders and s,nokers- good
10 choice. -.-.--.......il595. 500
Feeders and <.ockers. fAi, TO
good ..............a-so64ea
Fs~dsr< and s,ockers. COM
mon TO fai, .........s- .s-Wes $50
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

Loneliness does more than tss~
ug'iness; it destroys matter. NJ
touch Of il in q room, in a str-s- g.,
on = door krocker, is a spirit.al s,-r.
Henry DrumMord.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05

table. ] VII never Be Wi.hu-. II!
medicine in the house- S4M'I
LEE, SIS Fourth s., LcDsv.le- AZ.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-11-05
hses

hssa
'r'"' AoeS --'----'---Soo '-''
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Live Poultry.
hvae,.

h1En ----~---s---------- 81
Crexmtrles eX Cei]n-. III xS
CsrHkmtr-ie.s. eI ERs;,.-. n &.
Clekmerie.s. IND grace, III =
PROCESS kn6 rtsnlrEied- IL q
Packing sauss -------- :sa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
ST. John.

The First National bank of Crown
Point has made hit with their at
tractive calendars, which were given to
the people. Besides the nice view OF
the front and the interior of the bank
building the calendar has large letter
and numbers, and. taken as whole.
they are a pretty ornament.
The Columbus Court No. 3. G. G. L,
at their last meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year:
Presfdent-Peter Portz.
Vice observation-disclosures Koehle.
Recording secretary-Henry Nieblfng.
Financial secretary-Albert Scherer.
Treasurer-Joseph NJ. Thiel.
Trustees-John Erb, Jacog Keilman
and John Boiling.
The court has thirty five members.
Hubert Doctor made a business trip
to Hammond yesterday.
N Ludwig of Cedar Lake was st
John visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keilman spent to-
day with relatives in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22

con was served and a most delightful
time is reported.
Allie Hill of Durango, Colo, is here
on visit to his aged mother. Mrs. John
Hill. and brothers and sisters. Allie is
engaged in horse and cattle raising in
Colorado.
Mrs. H. D. Alyea left today for South
Bend for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Riddle. and husband and son.
Frank Nelson and NJ. Kelsey left on
a business trip to Texas Tuesday. En-
route they will stop off and take in the
sights at yicksburg. Miss
Charles Bruckman left yesterday for
Mexico, where he will spend the re-
mainder of the winter in search of bet
ter health.
Miss Jennie Ault returned yesterday
from visit with Whiting relatives.
Mrs. o. Dewitt has returned from a
visit to her son and daughter at Ham
mond
Last Monday was the goth birthday
of c. Cleaver, and to remind him in a
pleasant manner of the event his moth
er instituted a surprise party for him.
to which a large number responded in
the evening to help him celebrate AS
is usual on such occasions, appropriate
games and amusements were INDUCED
in and a delightful evening was re-
ported by all present. A three-course
supper was served. Cyrus was the re-
cipient of many handsome and useful
presents And the wish of all is that
he may enjoy many more such pleasant
birthdays
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
RoRERTSDALE.

The participants in the Christmas
cantata of the Evangelical church Will
practice this evening and tomorrow
evening in the new church building at
1880 o'clock All those taking parts
are requested to- be present.
Mrs. James Landon, Sr., OF Harrison
avenue was the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Edwin Cool. of Blue Island. yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eggers of In
diana boulevard were South Chicago
visitors last evening.
John Felt OF East Side visited at the
Leverenz home in Harrison avenue
Monday.
Miss Gladys Turley entertained Miss
Frieda Balm of South Chicago at her
home in Lincoln avenue Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Holmes of Harrison avenue
visited her mother, Mrs. Ira Moore, at
the Hahnemann hospital, Chicago. yes
terday and reports her doing nicely.
William. the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Theissen of indiana boulevard,
is on the sick list
Mrs Edward Hennessy of Roberts
avenue spent the day in Chicago, visit
ing her sister, Mrs. I. Wesche.
Isaac Burns and Arthur Stewart were
South Chicago visitors last evening.
Messrs John and Fred Leverenz of
Harrison avenue were the guests of
Hammond friends last evening.
W. Mathfe of South Chicago was here
on business today.
Mr. and Mrs. James Landon, Jr., en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cool and
Mrs. Charles Eggers of Blue Island
and Miss Mary Peterson of Woodlawn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
LANSING

Miss T. Oehlke was visitor in
Thornton Sunday.
Miss Rosa Trynoshi visited her pa
rents yesterday.
Miss B. Oehlke was a business visitor
in Thornton yesterday.
Edwin vandenberg was visitor in
Hammond yesterday.
Miss B. Busack was a visitor in
HessvilIe Saturday.
w. c. vandenberg was a business
visitor in Chicago today.
c. Int Hout visited his parents yes
terday.
w Miller was visitor in Hessvii1e
Saturday night.
H Ward is home from a business visit
in Morris.
Mrs. C. O'Dell and Mrs. C.Fahndrick
are visiting relatives in Oak Glen for
few days.
William Ward has returned to Nor
ris to finish up his work
Miss C. Dalenberg was visitor IN
Harvey Monday
Miss L Ward is on the sick list.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
! their home In Harrtson avenue over

at their home IN Harrison avenue over
Sunday.
Mrs. William Timm and daughter.
Hattie. of Indiana boulevard were
among the Chicago shoppers Monday.
Miss Ella Johnson of East Side Wis
tied Miss Lillian Martinson of Har-
rison avenue Monday
Mrs. Carl Buehler and daughter.
Nina. and Miss Nettie Kercher of Chi
cago were the guests of Mrs. Margaret
Buehler of Indiana boulevard. Sunday.
Wesley, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Hazelett, is quite Ill at their
home in Roberts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boness OF Cleveland
avenue entertained relatives from Chi
cago over Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson Hepburn of Harrison av-
enue visited in South Chicago Monday
evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
High School Notes.

The following received A in English
tests for the fourth month: F. Binyon
Mary Metcalf, Julia Nelson. seniors
Lille Schilling, Agnes Berg. juniors
Ida Foster, Bessie Nelson, Hugo Pope
sophomores.
Alice Black, Donald Quincy, Alvin
Ray made A in botany.
The juniors have written good Xmas
stories.
The freshmen, English class, will
have oral reproduction work.
The sophomores completed their per-
manent note book work on "Ivanhoe'
Friday. They have read six of the
Waverly novels. besides Ivanhoe, and
reported on them in class work
The report of the librarians for the
past month was read Friday a. m.
Walter and Alfred Einspahr visited
in the high school Friday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
SOUTH CHICAGO.

The following accidents were re-
corded at the local station yesterday
James Kaler, 65S Ninety fifth street,
car repairer, was picked UP in an I'M
conscious condition at One Hundred and
Sixth street and Ewing avenue; cut
over left eye and his legs and arms
frozen; removed to his home in the am
bulance.
Mrs. Frances Wiklowski, S412 Ex-
change avenue. slipped and fell at Nine
tieth street and Commercial avenue;
right wrist sprained; removed to her
home in the ambulance.
Adam Wokanowich. 81 years old,
Gary, Ind. became involved in an al
tercation at the l. s. & NJ. S. depot;
removed to his home in the ambulance.
James Edwards. Al years old, 1928
Curtis avenue; assaulted on the Strand;
cut about the face and hands.
Edward Grogan. IS years old; fell
off a slipper car step at Eighty-seventh
street, bruised about the hands and
face: taken home in the ambulance.
A miniature war has been declared
upon youths carrying concealed weap-
ons, and five arrests Warred the day.
They are: Richard Smith, Henry Ameil,
John Baraczah. and A. G. Morris. All
of the men were fined $40 and costs
before Municipal Judge Stewart yes
| terday
John Klrach, 1882 Terrence avenue,
was killed at the Wisconsin Steel plant
He was shoveling ore when he was
buried beneath shower of it.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Corodic. 1922 Constance ave-
nue., Calumet Heights, who were burned
to death in a fire, which destroyed their
home, will be buried at Oakwoods GENE
! terry tomorrow.
| A small fire at ss45 Muskegon avenue
caused loss of 5000.
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with her daughter, Mrs A. Anderson,
in Chicago, Tuesday afternoon, after
spending couple of weeks with friends
and relatives here
Miss Elsie Eshner and Miss Mauds
Bunday spent Monday evening in Ham
mond, shopping
G. A. Silver of Chicago transacted
business in this city Monday.
Mr.. Combs and Mr.. Leslie transacted
business in Chicago last Monday
Mrs. w. C. Neil and Mrs ]. S. Doe
spent Tuesday afternoon in Hammond
shopping.
Fay Lammering called on friends in
Burnham last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bell visited friends out-of- town
Tuesday afternoon.
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HOBART.

DR.. Clara Faulkner left yesterday for
North Dakota. to be gone for about a
week to visit a niece. who IS very i'll.
Mrs. Henry Robbins is visiting rela-
tives and friends here for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnes Of Chi
cago attended the Linknart funeral yes
terday
Miss Agnes Nash of Chicago is
spending few days here with friends.
The band boys are preparing for a
large crowd to attend their Xmas dance
at STATIONS Opera House Dec. "a.
James Gill. who has been night
Waterman for some time, will resign
his position before JAN 1. The town
board will appoint a new Waterman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
HOBART.

s DR.. Faulkner transacted business in
Chicago last evening.
Mrs. Sweeting returned to her home
in the city yesterday after a short visit
here with friends.
There will be two hours vaudeville
at STATIONS Opera House tomorrow
evening, and a short performance in
the afternoon for school children.
Miss Kathleen Killigrew is on the
sick list
The funeral of Mrs. Harry Linkhart
was held this morning at the Catholic
church. The entertainment took place
at the Hobart cemetery.
Miss Eva O'DeE is here to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward O'DelI.
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HESSVTT,I,E

Jack Holland has returned from New
York.
William Fritz has returned from st.
Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams of Chi
cago will spend Christmas here with
Mr. and Mrs Richard Adams. Mrs. R,
Adams will entertained a party of
friends in their honor.
Blanche Huber spent Tuesday in
Chicago.
Mrs. H. Mueller was Chicago visit
or yesterday.
Trustee John C. Becker was a Hess
Vile visitor yesterday.
Mrs. w. Kinzman and daughter, Haz-
ell, spent yesterday in Chicago.
T. F. German and Jack Holland spent
Tuesday in Chicago.
Among the Hammond visitors yester-
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson
Cora and Sadie Wiggenton, Jacob Full
graf, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Eichner and Mrs
Rhode.
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HEGEWISCH.

The children from the Burnham
school will hold their Christmas enter
tainment in the school house Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Combs was a Chicago shopper
Tuesday afternoon.
= Miss Lillian Doe and little brother
Theodore, spent Monday evening ii
South Chicago.
w. c. Reed left here Monday evening
for Toledo, o., where he will spend g
few days on business for McCord & Co
B. A. Anderson was a Chicago bust
ness visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Athena Doe spent Sunday and
Monday with her friends. Miss Marie
McKenna of East Chicago, returning
home Monday evening.
Mrs. ]. Graham returned to her hom,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-22
MORROW TO BOX
SPIKE KELLEY

Howard Morrow. the Benton Harbor
welterweight, was yesterday matched
to fight Spike" Kelley of Chicago In a
ten round battle to be decided in the
Michigan fruit town on New Years
afternoon. They agreed to weigh 145
pounds at o'clock and that the win
ner shall receive the entire purse. In
addition the boxers have wagered 500
on the SIDE Kelley fought Morrow
once before. losing the verdict to the
Michfgander