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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
AZ 11lE CHRISTIAN TAHER-
NAClE.

On Friday nisht shese vas eathcsei
i'll slsc Chsiseian Tabernacle . GNee
number 81 e},e friends Ct el,os eunareGa-
ton CLIO ealj,yvd thc es,tsst.iamenl
givcn fCg tf.e benefit Of the ehuecf. The
programme Wss diversified elh solos.
duets add rcadingA III Of ~hish esicited
the adnnsaeico snd tn plaudits Il The
aNdie,Ee The entertainment Wa . be-
sided ssr.~ss the proceeds will be a.
plecd q Ne t,wd which is tsi,g GATH
erN1 to e!ls csn,Ssr,AtooN of Che Nc0
church.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The weath1 yesterday was fair.
River: Denison IS Asshus City 05,
fall of o.; White Cliffs Pc, rise al
g.: Fulton 1910, rise Of ~; SpriN9
Bank SO, fall Of 81: Shreveport 3.a
a fall of o..
Weather forecast for Shreveport add
vicinity: Fair and warme4 Sunday.
River forecast: The change will h
unimportant at and above Shreveport
during next 4S hours.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
We cae make a Miehey n1s Job Of
letter heads o. bin hesds for YOU
Stockholders MEETING.

A oaeeting Of tAe stockholders al the
ScUield Drug Company Limited viii b
held u he eonVarD's office corner %
Mila,s add Mcneil streets, ul Saturday,
Mas q sDo, tor the p,upose of elccoing
directdss. aal 60 considcs si,cA oilles
BUSINESS 6 a,ay Be submitted.
H. B. SCDFIE1D, Pres
SuEAhLeN(s PALMER. Sec.
Shreveport. la, Asil "a sooq
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
Ns)cf, rARERNACfE.

1hsvs ~ill S< services % tie Mcel
1abesn;Se Sunday. Nap 2. q II aN
ana = pm ttsachnw b Rev. tterm~,
Wills knickrrpcker " will also
speak. to ne only az the Nx1 Gaber-
nacle u ; 80 PIE 40 the same hour
Mrs. u. 81. Winding Gill sueak Go
women osly at the D,mlsp Memorial
Do not miss el,ese closing services Sun
day mdessne a6,eriDos and night
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02

So. t2.aI5 In First District Court #
Louisiana Succession OF Thomas
tjUults
State Of Louisiana. Parish of Caddo:
Notice Is hereby given that Mrs Annie
IanIet ha- thu day applied to be ap-
pointed administrators Of said success
-i"H. aud unless opposition be made
thcrst" within tIt" time specified by law,
he viii be appointed as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable Judges OF said
count tIll~ 1}rd day of April 1909
f. \. IEoNARD,
APrf| >. Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
INSURANCE.

When you want money, Aee ir -:raNsee
bonds, life insurance, real estate, occi-
dent insurance or building asd loa0
stool, see w c. Agurs, u Che Cooper
build6nn
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
n Na6,A e;ext n; 400 ro,.rn D,p;c

SUCCESSION NOTICE.
Ne. tA62o- eisst piAssce Court, Parish
OF CaddD. State 81 louisiana SUI
ussnn Of Rober< O)eck
Notice is hereby given chat Mrs Mary
d. l. Dxk. administrators. has el,io DAP
filed Ter dnal acco,Ut t1 saiA successor,
and unless opposition be made thereto
within ito tiae specified by low, efe
SAGE will be duly homologate1 IS
prayed fer
WNness the Honorable I. D. DeN
aNd A. J.. Murff. judges OF said court,
sNis 18th day of April 1909.
F. A. LEONARD,
April 49, Clerk
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
WHERE ROSES GROW.

Gut d el,s eais sUeee county Uheee
the breezes hoo gently aud the cum
filters through laces of ereeo 1eaves aud
Che roots ore Stepped N ehe dews Of
heaven, the roses gsoo and l,loom more
wondrously beautiful ehaN else ghere.
A box cane Che other day s0eet eth
the altar OF roses, soses olasnifice1A 10
size and quality were ehese lorU
stemmed beauties. Gloire de Oejon
Perle de jaSdin, The beautiful "a eranoe,
the deep rose pink and DELIGHTFULLY."-
fragrant Maman Cochet and duchess
de Brabant Then there Gas a rose so
queenly and beautiful on rs long stright
vigorou ssteIn that Il deserves 60 be
named queen of roses" The coloe
an indescribably rich and creamy pink
like the heart Of sea shell, petals large,
pointed and rich in texture. The Game
of this peerless beauty none could tell.
Is it species known only to the lovely
mistress Of Swannhaven whose garden
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
AFrERNAYIl.

when DR. talchr'se was here IN che
interest of tie Ais~ni Association he
gave a nlag,,iheenf address before a
body % high school students and few
searhers. He said in Q rupst tnd and
pleasant voice which makes listening to
him d pleasure that he thought there
would be rally If the alumnae and
citizens. bnt he did not know Shfrve-
poet mople This one Thug they wall
noe do (thcre may be otlers) they Wll1
aDpt go e. . lecture, form of entertain
me,u. i patsoanzed. sets Che stamp q
eslsuSe on ofG community A few pub
liz men. those ohio Aare stood in the
liaelgiyt = cvitocisn. Dave drawn out
Audiences 10 Shreveport. Mr. bryan for
,~stance But ofher high class men ~ho
have somcihing to say and lnoss l,ow
to sag e. will tais to lonesome hcwse,
Cisco thr alnmnae, whose la(ltlabb Ct
fcets @ eosfsr a scholarship IN che
9raduat~ making ne hiahesf average
1l,d - chose Invitation 11r tsischrist
came q Shreveport, were u, q 'u,rked
ubnorits. peshars Calf dpzeG and
Chile cheese d. noe drsirc O. b. COM
mcndei sor dniWg tlp right tlinsa ~
is worth white O. state tl,ao those pfes
ent were Miss Hughes. presidcnf Of the
el,Qnni association, Miss Scoae, Miss
Martha Sroield. Miss F.lae Jo,,es. d..
Rpdenhcimer. Mr. Gay Heeold Me- Sid
ney Heroic t's a;ilcleiA praised Che
aluh,tae AND sai,l eh2t ,heis gife g q
scholarship would ftknish incentive to
noble e{fort, thaa . Gas high Zorro Of
REGARD Cur service @et Teudcred ava
0oulG Make Che school reach np s0
higher ;tnd nolie~ ehines. Pity IL vas
tl1ae Che slunlnae and cisizcos ~ large
numbers were ooe present g. tear che
fne things Ne Gilclrsass saiQ al,o,,e "gs,e
tosos American.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02

APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
Having bee0 cuov1r.e0 II 0anslaugls-
ses. eh;s Is % a,1tifv she publis that 7
an Making apuiicaiio0 COR . pardon.
April = SAM GEORGE.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
f,ERStDNAI.

Mrs Alice Il. Safl Martin leaves 70,
New Orleans today after several DAYS
visit to Mrs Prank DeGarmo ut he,
jordan street home Mrs Saint Martin
came 10 Shreveport to Introduce a Wig
orous campaign on the education Of
mothers In the cosc of infants. follow
ing the institution III New York and
New Orleans Of summer schools for
mothers. Il did not expect to be able
to start anything new i'll Shreveport,
said Mrs. Saint Martin 'In fact
knew fhai the work had been going on
here for some time My object in com
ing hefe is Go help systematic the work
Jas II is 1,oW being done in large cities
70 have a,,ef Uias, the most corlial and
enthusiastic fcsp"a,se from every one
! rhysiciails and professional people
wos's'a md cdi,ors and Cling Shreve-
pore 8 s,ne - sa,e 9lnesa and moss l.eau-
'tifc1' pieces ! have cvef secn I am cosn-
ing Back sssy sorG. as I Sill make This
|c'sy my a'c,a9Q,r,r,ces Cor the worl in
Nosah Louis a1a
S'rs Rau'D 6 San Ant"ni" and lovely
ln'sc daughter 7!c'rss ar Inc wclcorne
guest nf 4heiI q.arcn's. Mr. and Mr.
- IN l'rey:u>S.
} air an,, No.. 9 e z;o~n1aa, aTc en-
Toying >dAt irorn Chefs daughters Mr.
Toln Roecas ;G,G swcet children.
Nc~srs Clarence Erickson a,M Will
Builcr reached home CHG, ,,lay 5som
Nashville. Gem Mr. Butter comps ac,i
his second yeaf's work III She medical
department Is Vanderbilt 6 diversity
an1 Mr.. E:rictsnn Grsl ycar as'd' have
maj. fine IccGd,
rs 97gE tIm.rsa:z'S s:a S5'a'Ats.
{ found :,ce 9.r @ anid abe sToves al
Da1n,.
S}ith iess5cG ia sri,es erovcas IN Ger
bans.
Bathing .er htalGy I'D tic bl.s y:.H balm
spf sweet rl"slsGs,s, a:r.
Norahwase7 ! t"'lcwea an4 { says aies
,ehe
tIer l,1np> ~, sarp'in;ss iaIasas~ and hilS
g,sdSn1g the e:,rdsns Witl1 beg 7,rses al
rgt,c
snd goi9cas dafTodis.
Chen ca'l,,e ssn. a9one :as,;l;a. ss.i,s.
Peyon1 Che tsuc Eaage, ore :a:c :v,t,t-7;
size easa1c.
" IN saolcss. and in gieginis's wales
ilcar b7,e Iips E7rcs hcs naf.e.
~ q,mne ae last. Che veaar iosarncy
Gonc.
heard her hailet.-cail acsess qe,e
And; 10, Che crocus asseamiae IN alle
Awakene6 insc1 bloom.
frank Dempster Shc9man.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
DIR. +, &. ALAEN.

The Caucasian hos been seq&ested %
announce that 1sr L. c. Allen las ee-
suned the prae' e of BIS prooesssoo
Office 10 the Cooper building.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEEToNs;.

Notice is hereby given thst on June
Is, 1900. a meeting Of the stockholders
Of the W. H. Powell Lumber Company
will be held at It's office at Shreveport
Louisiana, for the purpose of deciding
upon an increase of the capital stock
from $4,000 to $5o,ooo
W IT POWELL
W. G. DOWNS,
w. ]. POWELL,
w {. LENAHAN
n A. AERES,
Board of Directors
Shreveport, La. May |. 1000. So
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02

ANNUAL CON\tNItpN /. y. {.
The meetings will he held May i, :,
TO- Convention hall ST Charles Hotel
reception will be given uesday even
ing IN the palm gardens There viii b"
morning and evening business sessions.
Wednesday & p NJ. will be historical
evening Thursday afternoon visit t.
the site Of the Rcaureeard monument
and tea at The Soldiers Home Friday
evening boat ride Every preparation
has been made for i large meeting
Chapter No !, and IfitzIugh Lee Chap
ter will entertain the delegates. Mrs.
Alittie T. McGra,h. State president u
the Louisiana Division. has been very
active in arousing interest III .hc coli
vention. Miss Chil,lGtss. chairman hos
pitality committee. is making every az
rangen,cnt for the entertainment o. ase
guests The convention promises to fgt
the largest held for years
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
sSSlrAL. xEpSN'EN-
Z .ctN

VIII lc held III Ftonsr Nay 11-,5.
Tie strength q. die areania zion will be
tested AZ this meeting. aud it is 1;cces-
sary ihat the Shr.vep"s, Union be rep
resented Mrs l.. 4 Ridley who. more
than any one else in Shreveport. has
kept the wor,- alive. makes an appeal to
the members to revive their interest AMI
prepare for a good years work
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02

A kimball grand in good condition is
offered for sale Apply at 5o2 fan,siN
street, Shreveport
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
BEREAVEMENT.

TIE deepest sympathy is ex8cn.lcd z"
Mr. c. 4. feisen and fan,ily ~ the
death at che devoted @ifc and n,nthce
Mrs aaciss,rs prolonged IL health had
aecasion~i much ansicty g. her family
and friends. bus hopeful e improve
s,,ene she was sakem ~ advice cs her
physician g. Mineral Wc1's. shcrc ai,e
end came.
q foyt,g @ifc and ts,otl,ce, o fsarnsi
kind and true. ghsiSi'a,p s"snan has
GONE to eese. Fu,ms1 srrs,rcs wcec held
lhur Slls, norning az ST, Marks tris
c'~a1 e'nrsN e w1dsh Mes a.cisen gas
o Devoted member sntesrnc & ~ 1oreen-
@oal cemetery. g. Che sorcly hcreas,sl
husband ;a,tp ehildresa The aleep.se sy1n
paahy IS cate,ldcd
Foo Ir. Oseas lhsli',g :aefc q Che
fajlest sympathy which is eNtres ed
'uarsful'y hg his many 6riends ILL.,
o,ourns Che aeath of his mother. his lest
arpn6 who departed CHS gife % hcs
home 10 lharts ala, dew days since.
The deceased was l<noGn pcssonoliy 5y
a n0n,ter of Che friends os her sol,
waom she had yisised frequently. While
size Vas Seen called g. Her a,eavenls re-
card u Gas q source q some sasist:,c-
toon 20 d. 1hBli,g @ Dc &c his moth
ee's bedside i'm htr illness. Mrs lnowI-
ing is survived ~ fodr sons. l9,clu ding
W. TDowling, and two qlaa'gh,ess.
. 19YPAYsa.
Business meeting sisln 17rs Afast'e
~ Williams Il, che lilRarv e the CEN
trail high school Saturday May g. 8 D NJ
DAUGHTERS OF the lasNFEG1~
ERACY.
The 9peil business meeting @as weIl
atensled. Mss Sousce, presidere, IN Che
cfaiS. xhe Easter Offering maze ty Che
q. u. G. DELEGAyES.
WE Shreveport Chapter q. y. G.
win ~ represented at the State convcn
ton which meets May 8 in New Oe-
leans by Mrs. Penelope Ards Mills and
Mrs. Alice Martin Wallace. Mrs. w.
H. Scanlaod, poesidat, oicha4d Haa-
cock Chapter, and Mrs. Allison. both of
Benton. wi1f also Attend the convention
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
NOTICE. OF DISSOLUTION.

he firm of " a Nckenuou Lum-
Der Company. composed Of W. A. Nc
kcn1on and l.. NJ tsew.ed has this
day been dissolved ~ mutual consent
Mr.. Mckennon l,So ;Gs,uired the assets
and good will, and @D0ned all the debts
and liabilities Of the spupanv. and will
continue individually H,e conduct of the
business as fore'oforN
w A. NcKENNON.
l.. A. HOWARD.
Shreveport. La. A0eiI "a, 1000
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02

Miss Arahtlla I Stickncy. national
lecture. W {, T. l.. was given a re
cepton by the local union Saturday nj
terrnon. after. the lecture Miss Stick
ncv is the guest Of Mrs l. X. Ridley.
president Of Shreveport, branch OF the
" c. T. I
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
pEI1tiN CHATTER I, 4. r.

VIII meet with Mr.. y u, i.and a.
afternoon. Nay :. { O'clock.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
PIANO FOR SALE.
Board of Directors

Shreveport, La. May |. 1000 5
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02
n4YPAV0E

Business meeting sisl 17rs Afast'e
~. Williams IN enc liIeary e the cen
trail high school Saturday May s. 8 pul
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02

Shreveport. La. A1siI 20, 1000
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-05-02

The apsil business meeting ~as we1l
gtensled. Mss. 1o,,eee, presidene, IN che
chaiS. Che Easter Offering maze ~ Che
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
HESSVILLE.

William Fritz transacted business in
Hammond last evening.
Ruth Wilson visited at the home OF
Elijah Wilson in Hammond over Sun
day.
Ruth Eichner entertained at a pleas
ant party Sunday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

of Denote, the account of which was
given in last nights TIMES. That there
is a deep mystery attached to the
whole affair is certain and develop
ments and findings in the next few
days may lead to disclosures OF
startling nature.
The woman's Library guild met for
their regular meeting yesterday, but
on account of the inclement weather
the attendance was small and a sec
ond meeting of the guild will be held
on Friday afternoon to make and
complete arrangements for the annual
bazaar. Every member is invited and
requested to attend this meeting on
that date The public who has been so
generous with donations of valuable
articles to the bazaar for the library
benefit fund. is asked to respond again
this year and thus, and in keeping up
the interest in that worthy institution
and cause. by furnishing the means to
buy additional books. Leave your do
atoms at the Library building.
Fred Ruff has returned from a bust
ness trip to the western states in the
interest of the oyster trade, he be-
ing salesman for one of the largest
/
States. Mr. Ruff reports that he is
meeting with signal success and has
been engaged at an increased salary,
by the same concern for his services
next year.
The Fortnightly Musicale club met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Root
on South street last evening for their
regular fortnightTy session and en-
joyed the program of vocal and instru-
mental selections prepared and given
by the members or that organization
The public schools will observe the
Thanksgiving holiday with appropriate
exercises tomorrow and the parents
and friends of the school are invited
to attend
The ..Bezor," Crown Points classic
(?l stream nearly started on a ramp
age for the first time this year, oc-
casioned by the heavy rains yesterday.
and barely kept within it's confines
and bounds.
1t is reported that Charles Dilla-
baugh has been engaged as engineer
at the electric light plant to take the
/ place of Bert Weis. who has resigned
to accept a position of a like nature
| In one of the Illinois cities.
Another boy was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bielefeld or
East street, and it's unnecessary, OF
course. to say what Richard senior Is
doing today.
Spencer Beach and wife have return
ed from a pleasant trip and visit witt
relatives in Ohio.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. John Foss, yes
terday baby girl. Latest reports
have il that the three are doing
splendidly.
Crown Points college contingent are
arriving to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays at their respective homes.
THE TINES circulation in Grown
Point has grown twice as fast as an,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
ST. John

The entertainment given by the
Young Ladies' society, Sunday evening
in the Foresters' hall was well attend
ed. and standing room was at premi-
UNI in spite of the unsettled condition
in the weather, but the chances for a
large audience on Monday evening were
slim on account of the continued bad
weather since Sunday night, so it was
postponed until Sunday evening, Nov
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer. Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Koch, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Scherr of Whiting and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Hammer Of Dyer were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hammer Sunday. Mrs. A. Hammer ceIe.
brated her 10th birthday anniversary
and all wished her many more happy
returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weingart of Chi
cago spent Sunday at the home of Pete
Weingart.
Mr.. and Mrs John Stolz of Merrill
vile were the guests of relatives her,
Sunday.
Come to the dance at Spring Hill
Grove. st. John, Ind, Thanksgiving eve
nov. Path 20-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23

Coach Stages article in Mondays
Tribune speaking OF the prospects of
the 1910 team, mentions Ralph Young,
formerly captain and fullbaek of the
Crown Point high school team eleven.
as q winning candidate for the 1910
team. The Tribune says: ''Worthwine
viii find a successor of class in Young.
the 1S2-pound line bucker, who is
built on the order of Hugo Bezdek and
is to be fully as good. Young is also
a hammer thrower and may also loom
up IN the weights in coming meets"
Another dray line has been started
in Crown Point, John Hall being the
new proprietor Of the business to cater
to that trade Hall is well known In
Crown Point and viii no doubt work
up q good patronage in that busi-
ness The new firm will make the
third of its kind In Crown Point.
Sheriff Tom Grant and Deputy Fur
man went to Chicago yesterday to
further investigate the automobile
mystery, the latest developments be-
ing the nnding Of the engine and cush-
ions Of the machine two miles north
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
HOBART.

Miss Eta Glynn was a business visit
or in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Cheney visited friends at Gary
yesterday.
Mrs. Ostrander and son, Howard. left
for Chicago yesterday. Mrs. Ostrander
will spend the winter there with her
daughter, she expects to return to Ho-
bart again in the spring.
A box social will be held at the Liv-
erpool school this evening. Buses Will
run from town for the people wishing
to attend. Everybody cordially invited.
The firemen are preparing for a large
crowd to attend their Thanksgiving ball
on Wednesday evening Music will be
furnishe by Spencers orchestra.
Mr.. Tompkins of Gary transacted
business in town yesterday.
Invitations have been received here
for the Golden Circle and Irondoquit
clubs dance to be held at the Assembly
hall, Gary, on Thursday evening.
The Fiddler and the Girl" will APP
pear at STATIONS Opera House Nov
30th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23

other out-of-town paper. (the Chicago
dailies included). circulated here. and
its growth. even though unsolicited.
has been phenomenal, and it now
ranks second to none of the out-of-
town papers. Have you ever consid-
cred the reason for it. Get in line,
read it, and then you will know why
it is so.
Gary's bad "niggers'' are constantly
being sent to the jail here, and al
times there are enough of the dusky
bucks and wenches to start a full
fedged minstrel show. Evidently
they like the climate and the board
dished up by Sheriff Grant
Mr.. f. z. Fessenden and Mrs. Ed
Houk were Chicago visitors yesterday
Come to the dance at Spring Hill
/ Grove ST. John, Ind, Thanksgiving eve
I Nov. oath. post
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
DYER.

Mrs NJ. Klos and daughter, Mar
garet, went to St John Sunday to visit
with relatives.
Next Friday evening a meeting will
be held at the Forester hall to dis
cuss the incorporation Of our town.
Everybody is expected to be present.
to take his stand either for or against.
FOR SALE-Oysters for Thanksgiv-
ing It William Ziezenhene's market.
Dyer, Ind. 23-2t
John Gusenberger of Nebraska has
purchased the NJ Gusenberger property
here in town and will shortly move his
family up here to make his home with
us
Quite number from here went to
St John last evening to attend the en-
tertainment given over there for the
benefit Of the ST. Johns church.
Miss Lilly Keilman of Crown Point
was the guest Of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Keilman of this place over
/ Sunday
Eugene Geiger of Hammond visited
with relatives out here Sunday.
On Thanksgiving day eve a card
or pedro party will take place at the
parochial school house. the proceeds tc
go to the St Joseph's church
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hammer spent
Sunday with Mr.. Hammers parents al
St. John
Carl Eek Of Hammond visited reIa-
tives here Sunday.
Come to the dance at Spring Hi
Grove. ST John. Ind, Thanksgiving eve
Nov. gath. 2o3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
CLARK STATION.

William Osterman and Frederick
Benin of Clark were Hessville visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heinkel and Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Dallman and Otto
Elder of South Chicago were visiting
with relatives here.
Otto Kruger of Chicago was a Clark
Station visitor over Sunday.
Quite number of teams from Ham
mond and East Chicago came here to
work for A. F. Hartigan on the grading
of American Bridge company.
c. Anderson and Ebert Anderson of
East Chicago are spending few weeks
on business here.
Fred Holifeld Of Gary spent last
evening with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Schneider,
Miss Edith schmetzer and D. schmetzer
of Clark We're Chicago visitors Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-23
ROBERTSDALE.

Miss Martha Schaaf returned home
after spending a few days in Chicago,
the guest of Miss Florence Keifer.
Mrs Margaret Buehler and son, Wal
ter spent Sunday in Chicago visiting
her brother-in-law, Carl Buehler, and
family
William seHger of East Side spent
the day with his sister, Mrs. Henry
Eggers, of Roberts avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hennessy en-
tertained Mrs. E. Guiloff and Miss Min
ME Wesche of Chicago at their home
in Roberts avenue over Sunday.
Miss Hattie Timm of Indiana boule-
ward visited friends in Hammond this
afternoon.
Mrs. f. Engler and son. Arthur. were
South Chicago visitors yesterday.
Helen Holmes of Harrison avenue
spent the week end in Hammond. visit
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Moore.
Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Charles Eggers
of Chicago were guests at the Landon
home in Harrison avenue over Sun
day.
Mrs. julius Zimmerman of Harrison
avenue visited out-of-town friends yes
terday.
Miss Mertie Bohan and Axe1 Benson
saw Ben Hur' at the Coliseum, in
Chicago, Saturday evening.
Mrs Shepperd Of Hyde Park spent
the week end here visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Landon. Jr.. of Harrison
avenue.
Mrs. Cowan and children Of Indiana
/ boulevard returned home after spend
I ing several days at the home of her sis
ter in Chicago
Don't forget to attend the entertain.
ment given by the pupils of the kinder