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At Happy Hollow.

The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Breck-
inridge at Happy Hollow Saturday evening
were Or, and Mrs. Frank Crane, Mr.. and
Mrs, A. T. Austin and Mr.. Breckenridge.
Mr., and Mrs, F. b. Kennard entertained
Mrs. John Peabody at dinner Saturday
evening at Happy Hollow club.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Russell entertained
at dinner Saturday evening at Happy Hol-
low club in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Chrisshilles OF Algona, Ia. The party oc-
eLpied two tables. Covers were laid for
twenty-five guests: Mr., and Mrs. J. p.
Chrisshilles. Mr., and Mrs. c. E. Johannes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HSlles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Wright, Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Russell.
Miss Hazel Howard, Miss Carol Howard,
Miss Alice Woodwork. Miss Helen Wright,
Miss Ruth Halter, Miss Agnes Russell, Mr.
Robert Stout. Mr.. Theodore Chrisshnles.
AlEona, Ia Mr., Cyril Payne, Mr., Harold
Thompson, M. Allen Mcdonald and Mr.
John Woodwork.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ, Power and Mis-.
Florence Power dined at Happy Hollow
club Saturday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. A. W, Carpenter entertained
at dinner at Happy Hollow club SATURDAY
evening In honor Of their guest, Mrs. SARAH
f Gregory Of Mlddleficld, Conn. Cover,
were placed for Mrs. sarah Gregory, DIR
and Mrs. A. b, somers, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Mcdonald and Mr.. and Mrs. A
W. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. II. Beaton entertalne,
at dinner Saturday evening at Happy Hol
low club. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs
n. l.. Rasgee and Mr.. and Mrs. w. n
RRstree Of Chicago.
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ton Grew were next routed, and when the
engineer appealed 10 Agent sullivan that
worthy declared il was a matter for the
maintenance Of way department. The con-
ductor Of the stalled train suggested send
ing for the sheriff, while the stoker In
sisted on calling out the fire brigade. The
brakeman on the front end offered no So
luton as he was nursing a dozen or more
knobs Of the size Of mature hickory nuts
on face, hands and body.
Finally a b%ystander prescribed the wafer
cure, adding II that doesn't drive 'em
away nothing Will
"a well directed stream from a garden
hose seemed to have a q~uieting effect and
the pipe was lowered 20 the intake on inc
{ tender and the tank filled with bees and
water.
While replacing the pipe the fireman
was attacked by several stragglers' and &c
protect himself from further onslaught h'
tied a red bandanna handkerchief round
his head. After raising the spout he tucked
the handkerchief into his pocket and &c,
cepted the congratulations Of the onlooker'
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upon his escape, but while mopping his face
a yagrant bee winged It's way out OF the
folds Of the bandanna and stung him on
the lip.
After the excitement with the bees two
small boys climbed to the roof OF the
water tank and with bare hands captured
the queen, placing her in the bottom OF the
keg, into which the bees quickly swarmed.
Swab bought the swarm, paying the young,
sters 1925 10 swell the candy and lemon
AIDE fund, and the incident closed"
As il is not likely that the real cause II
delaying the train will be incorporated 4
the official report TO headquarters. the fore
going record is made to show how the tieup
occ~urred.-spokane Spokesman-Rey!ew.
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PIensnrr. pat.

Saturday morning Miss Dorothy Ring
walt defeated Miss Kate Aoores in the
semi-finals. and plays Miss Blanche Klnslei
In the finals at the Field club in the wom-
ems tournament.
Miss Ida Bridges gave an evening party
for Miss Josephine Skies Of Pittsburg Fri
day, when those present were: Misses
Josephine Sklles, Rena Gusl, Paula Ram
Gertrude Smith, Ida Bridges, Mamie Nun.
son, Rene Martens, Minnie Canal and
Ella Zeitaith.
Miss Grace Miller entertained at dinner
at her bungalow, "idleWild,' at the Rod
and Gun club Wednesday evening, wher
her guests were. Misses Alma Hemming
Marion Chapman and Mckinley; Messrs
Valid Hamilton. Win Scott, George Boyd
and Walter Wharton.
Miss Olabelle Hervey gave a kensingtor
Saturday afternoon for her guests, Miss
Eta May Grabell and Miss Irene Bailey
both Of Fairbury, Those present were
Misses Eta May Grabell, Irene Bailey
Helen Sholes, Anne Denis, Doris Wood
Betty Penny and Olabelle Hervey.
The ~"Forty-Two" club entertained Fri.
day at a picnic party at MHnawa In honoi
Of Miss Creigh Of Indianapolis, guest Of
Miss Lulu Ruble. The afternoon was spen'
in bowling. Those present were: Mlsse:
Creigh, Lulu Ruble, Josephine Ruble
Grace Ruble, Sadie Chapman, Jean Walter
Lulu Elicit, Virginia Elicit, Kersey
Mcsdames Chapman, Elicit, J. J. De Jar
nette, Sluieman and Kersey.
Miss Blanche Fraser gave a picnic sup
per at Hanscom park Friday evening fy
her guest, Miss Edna Kitch Of Litchfleld
III. The guests we're given a surprise II
the announcement OF the engagement o.
Miss Florence kraus and Lloyd Mellck
the wedding to take place in September
American beauty roses decorated the ia
bic. where covers we're laid for: Misse'
Edna Kitch, Flora Kraus, Grace Melick
Ada Patterson, Anna Rau, Bertha Nief
Lena Nief. Ruth Fraser, Ida Peterson ant
Blanche Fraser.
Miss Mabel STUNT entertained the Chu
reka Whist club Friday afternoon. Prize
were won by Miss Hazel Wagner, Mrs. b
r. Strawn and Mrs. c. w. Vroman. TIL
next meeting will be August 20, at tn
home Of Mrs, F. S. Swanson. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames A. King, Edwar
Mack, William Nicholas, ]. Nilsson, W
e. DIN. S. j. Purchase, Morgan, S. stand
even. b. F. Strawn, e. j. Strietz, Ernes
STUNT, F, S. Swanson, r. Talbot, A, J.
Thompson, c. W. Vroman, l.. w. Youn
and Miss Hazel Wagner.
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weddinrs and EngaEements.

The wedding of Mr.. Edward l. Cudahy
Of this city and Miss Nora Brewer Of San
Francisco, Cal, will take place August q
at the Roman Catholic church of San
Mateo.
The marriage of Miss Grace Haines,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, John w. Haines,
and Mr.. Curtis Divers will take place
Tuesday evening, August 10, at s o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Haines, 1907
Georgia avenue.
Miss Lola Cecil Baird and Mr.. Homer
David Lurvey of Goufman, Wis, were
united in marriage Saturday evening at
the home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Delos T. Baird. Rev, Mr.. Burns of
Nebraska City performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a wedding gown Of silk
messaline trimmed with lace and carried
American Beauty roses. She was unat-
tended. The young people will be at home
At the residence Of the brides parents.
DR.. Charles Bayard Mitchell of St. James
church, Chicago, will read the service at
the wedding Of Miss Blanche Dietz Stick
ney and Mr.. Carleton Allen Ranney, which
will take place In Minneapolis August Is.
Miss Gwendoline White Of Omaha will be
one OF the four bridesmaids. Among the
Omaha guests will be Miss Stickney's
grandmother, Mrs, L. A. Dietz, General
and Mrs. Charles F. Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. Dletz, Mrs. L. D.. Nelson, Mr.,
and Mrs, Gould DietE.
The wedding OF Miss Bertha Briden-
baugh, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
B~ridenbaugh Of Lincoln, and Mr.. Ray
Findley OF this city, took place Saturday
afternoon at the home Of the brides par
ants Miss R~ridenhauxh was a student Al
the University Conservatory OF Music al
Lincoln. Mr., Findley Is a graduate OF the
university and is a member OF Delta Up
silon fraternity. Among the Omaha people
who attended the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles Hopper and Mr.. and Mrs
II. b. Noyes, Mr., and Mrs. Findley will
reside in Omaha and will be at home after
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Did as he Was ToId.

Some years ago the Yankee schooner
Sally Ann, under command OF Captain
SpoOner, was beating up the Connecticut
river. Mr.. Comstock, the mate, was al
his station forward, According 10 his no.
lion OF things the schooner vas getting
a '1eetle" too near certain mud flats
which lay along the larbOard shore, 80 AFT
he went to the captain, and with his hal
cooked on one side said:
"Cap'n Spooner, you're getting a leetle
too close 10 them flats. Hadn't ye better
60 about7'
The captain glaTed A. him.
Mr.. Comstock, Jest you go for'aTd an6
tend TO your part OF the skinner, I'll tend
10 mine"
Mr.. Comstock went fof'ard in high dud.
geon.
Boys" he beloved out, see that al
mud hooks all clear for lettin' go"
"Ay, ay, sir"
Let 20, them" he roared.
Dow went the anchor, out ratified th'
chains, and like a flash the Sally Am
came luffinE into the wind, and theT
brought up all standing. Mr.. Comstocl
walked aft and touched his hat
We'll. cap'n, my part % the skinner Il
to anchor. The Blusjackst
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sand Lunches.

But the craze to do something now is
not confined 10 those OF a morbid turn OF
mind. Imagine a man eating twelve spoon
fuls OF sand. partly because he likes SAND
and partly to win a wager Of s., J. NJ. Hub
bard, an architect Of st. Joseph, No, has
a theory that ordinary building sand, eaten
in small doses, has a very beneficial effect
on the human system. At least he says he
has found II so in his own case. Mr.. Hub
bard was in Minneapolis on business last
month, and while chatting with some trav-
cling men in the hotel he ventured to ex-
press his opinion OF the medicinal value OF
building sand. Nobody seemed to agree
with him. Nobody even seemed TO believe
that the architect ever ate any of it.
M Hubbard Offered 10 eat a dozen
spoonfuls OF sand just TO prove that he
knew what he was talking about. Then
William Brand, the hotel clerk, bet him
s that he couldn't do any such thing. The
travelling men seemed 10 think that such a
dose OF building sand would Kill the arehi-
tect. So ne sent for the sand and they all
stood around hin while he gulped down
twelve heaping teaspoonfuls' He seemed 10
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At the Field Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rosewater entertained
six guests at the Field club at dinner
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Gurley entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. White at dinner at the
Field club Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w, Reynolds entertained
at the Field club on Saturday evening.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. T,
PLACE OF Kansas City, Mrs. II, b. Boyles,
Miss Helen Reynolds and Miss Ruth Reyn-
olds.
Captain and Mrs, J. L. Hines and Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Troup Miller were the
dinner guests Friday evening OF Major and
Mrs. Chase Kennedy at the Field club.
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sncinI Settlement.

Miss Clara Sohaefer will begin her work
as head resident at the Omaha social set
Element the first Of next September. She
is an experienced settlement worker, and
her presence will undoubtedly be a great
stimulous. There is also cause for con-
graduation in that a more convenient and
more comfortable house, at a lower rental,
has been secured in the same %neighbor-
hood. lI2S South Thirtieth street.
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There will be an additional dance night
At tho Rod and Gun club. Besides the din
ner and dance on Thursday evening there
will be a dance every Tuesday night,
The Rod and Gun club will have a
Venetian carnival August IS. All the boats
on the lake will be deliberately licked With
lighted lanterns and the cottages along
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shore will be decorated for the event
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones Of 242s De-
catur street will celebrate their slxtieth
wedding August 8. on account Of the nj
ness Of Mrs. Jones the family reunion has
been cancelled.
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siouH Fails Gets Convention.

SIOUX FALLS, s.. D., Aus. 7-(spscialS
Through the efforts OF the local hardware
men and others, Sioux Falls has captured
the next annual convention OF the South
Dakota Retail Hardware Dealers associa-
ton, 70 be held next February.
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LAKES LOOK GOOD TO SOCIETY
Many Omaha People Are at 0koboji
This Summer.
GAY TIMES FOR WARM DAYS
Old KInE Sol Has Been Unable to
Keep society from Enjoying
ItseIf-CIubs Are Pop
ulRr Places,


Monday Sewing club with Mrs. ]. L..
TUEsDAI-Ladies' day at Happy Hollow
and Field club, directors Of Happy Hol-
low club; dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Dempster' Mrs. a j. Pentold lunch
dict, luncheon for Miss Clarke at Happy
Hollow club.
WEDNESDAY-Ladies' day at Country
club, Major and Mrs. Chase Kennedy,
dinner for eighteen az Field club Mr..
and Mrs. David Harding, evening party;
wedding Of Miss Frances Bell and Mr..
W GTayson Moore.
THURsDAY-Dinner dance at Rod and
Gun club, ladies day at Happy Hollow
and Field clubs.
FRIDAY-JunioT Bridge club.
SATCRDAY-Dinner, dance at Happy Hol-
low, Field and Country clubs.
-
Lake Okobojl Is the mecca Of many
Omahans again this year. Each week sees
a few more additions to the Omaha COL
ony. Numbers Of small parties have made
the trip BY automobile. one of these left
yesterday and included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Turkey, Mr.. Ross Towle and Mr.. Elmer
Cope. Another party was made up Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Burns. jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Clarke, Mr.. Lawrence Brinker, MIR.
and Mrs. Mosher Colptezer. The hotels and
cottages are full of Omaha people, who
are spending the days boating, sailing,
bathing and dancing. At the Manhattan
are Mrs. John Latenser and family, Mr..
and Mrs. O.. N. Dunn, Mrs Herbert
Wheeler, Mr.. Arthur Guiou. At the Inn
are Mr.. 8. F. Woodbridge, Miss Helen
Woodbridge, Mr.. S. f. Woodbridge, jr.,
Mr.. A. s. Reynolds and family.
Among others from Omaha who are So
journlng at the lake are Mr.. and Mrs. John
Flack and children, Mrs. Walter Preston
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wagner and
son, Mrs. III. G. Peters and family, Mrs.
William Hayden and family, DIR Keys and
H.. Boyles.cmf wy pup upup pupupupupu
family, Mr.. G. II. Melchior and family, MI
c. H.. Boyles, Mr.. j. c. Caldwell, Mr.. b
+. Black, Miss Gertrude Frick, Mrs. Bar.
tells, Miss Mabel Bngler, Mrs. c. B. Liver
Miss Liver, Miss Margaret McNabb. Mis-.
Mae Engler.
In the row Of eight cottages at Omaha
Beach are Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Carpenter
and family, Mrs. b. d. Slaughter, Mrs
Gilmore and children, Mrs. join Lottridg,
and children, Mr.. A. NJ. Clarke Of Omaha
and California, Mr.. Elmer Clark Of York
Mr.. A. w. Clarke and family Of Papillion
Miss Margery Benson OF Omaha, Mr.. r. c
Patterson of Kansas City and family, Mr.
II. g. Streight and family, Mrs. Eva Wal
lace and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Louii
Clarke, Mr.. Lawrence Brinker, Ex-Governor
Nance and wife, formerly of Nebraska, nov
OF Chicago; Mrs. d. c. Patterson anC
daughter and their guest, Miss Ruth Bake
OF Lincoln.
Mrs. John Guild and daughter are at tn,
Northern Omaha colony at Pixies Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bacon and guest
are at Cromwell Point.
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Advertise in The Bee and be happy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-10
MFRRTLLVTLLE

Mrs. Arnold is In Chicago for a few
days. TO be near her husband. Fred Ar
mold, who went through an operation
on Saturday for epitheleoma of the
jaw. Mr.. Arnold's many friends are
hopeful for his complete recovery.
Mrs. Peter Writ and son, George.
were callers in town on Sunday.
l. NJ. Randolph and wife were call
ers in town on Sunday. The Ran
dolphs were for many years residents
in Merrillville. but for the last few
years have made their home in South
Chicago, where Mr.. Randolph is con-
-nected with one of the banks Of that
city.
DR.. J. W. Iddfngs called on his pa
rents Sunday. The doctor is spending
a short time in a Chicago hospital
brushing up on eye, ear and throat
diseases.
Miss Margaret Woods has returned to
her home after having spent a week
visiting her uncle, JEFF Woods, at Boon
Grove.
Fred Iddings left yesterday for Fort
Wayne, Ind, where he will visit his rel
atives and friends for a couple Of
weeks.
Earl Randolph of Crown Point was
the guest at Ralph Pierces on Sun
day.
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Net for Meeting.

The town board met last evening for
their monthly meeting. A delegation
of Ross township citizens were present
at the meeting to demonstrate against
the strench arising from the brewery
sewage they claiming that its outlet
in Deep river is Communicating that
stream and proves a menace to the
health and enjoyment of the people
living in that vicinity owing to the
stencil arising from it. The board
promised the citizens in question that
the matter would be investigated and
remedied if possible. An order will be
soon issued regarding the construction
of concrete walks not already built and
it is possible that all will be COM
PEELED to build new walks before long.
William Parry submitted bid to the
board agreeing to build the walks or
dered for approximately 10 cents
square foot. The matter was not acted
uDon last evening. The regular bills
were allowed and ordered paid.
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HEGEWIsCH.

The NJ z. Sunday school will hold
their picnic at Recess grove next Sat
urday. The procession will start from
the church at 7:30 o'clock Saturday
morning All the Sunday school chill
dren and their parents and friends are
invited TO come and spend the day.
Everyone is expected to bring their din
ner. Come everybody come and enjoy
good time.
F. A. Malmstone, who returned from
his western trip. visited his sister, Mrs.
V. A Beckman. Sunday.
A A Kus and C. R. Reed spent Sun
day in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Chi
cago spent Saturday evening and Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watkins.
Mrs. W. c. Neil is spending a couple
of weeks with relatives in Battle Creek
Mich.
Miss Eleanor Martindale entertained
the Misses Florence, Grace and Har-
riet Wickham at lunch Saturday even
Ing.
Miss Artella Price of Bruce Lake,
Ind, is visiting Miss Jenevieve Edwards
of Buffalo avenue.
A. Seberg gave his family and sever
al friends a delightful ride in his little
! launch on the river Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Park
Manor were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bergren Saturday evening and Sunday.
F. A. Malmstone and Mrs. V. A Beck
man visited relatives in Roseland a few
hours Sunday afternoon.
; B. A. Anderson and family, Miss Mel
! lie Powell and Carl Berg composed a
party who spent Sunday with cousin
of Mr.. Anderson's in st. Joe, Mich.
Rev. K. Stolz, who has been pastor
of the NJ. E. church of this place fol
the past six months. left this charge
last Sunday, and expects to go to Iowa
in short time, where he expects tc
spend a couple of years. A brother OF
Rev. Stolz will be his successor ant
fill the pulpit next Sunday
More for your mOney-easiest terms
of payment-yoUr home furnished or
thirty days free trial. At Spiegers
South Chicago's leading furniture
store. q
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RuRNHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Shaver and Miss
Edna Jones spent Saturday evening
with friends in Roseland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Hunter were in
East Chicago Saturday night.
1t is getting so the Hegewisch police
watch the Burnham boys like a hawk
whenever one of them gets loose and
strays into Hegewisch. Nobody blames
the cops either.
Bert Simon was in Hegewisch on bus
mess Saturday night.
Mrs. John Hill spent yesterday in
Hammond on business.
Mrs. Joe Matchez and daughter. Irene,
spent Sunday evening in Hammond at
the opera house.
William Guthridge was in Chicago
on business yesterday afternoon.
a Burnham flea went astray Satur-
day night and was discovered in a
street car at East Chicago. Certain East
Chicago people are claiming it. but its
home is Burnham.
The Fairbanks company have sent
our friend, Mr. Walter E. Combs. tc
Cayuga. Ind. to take charge of a jot
there. Mr.. Combs does not expect to
be back for some time.
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RORERTSDALE.

DR.. Kohr of Indiana boulevard spent
the day in Chicago on business.
Miss Marie selinger of East Side Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. Henry Eggers of
Roberts avenue, yesterday.
Philip Harr of Alton. Ill, spent the
weekend at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Plau of Harrison avenue.
Miss Veda Ebert of Roberts avenue
visited out-of-town friends yesterday.
Carl Gothic Of Pearl street Is spending
the week witch relatives in Waukegan.
Ill
Elsie and Emma Heinz of Chicago are
visiting their aunt Mrs Pinks Of Rob
erts avenue.
Mrs. D. Hunt of Hammond spent the
weekend here the guest o. Mrs Ed.
Jewett.
Carl Benson Of Roberts Avenue is
spending the week in Eviag 10, the
guest of friends.
Mrs. Alex. Hazelett or Roberts ave-
nue. visited South Chicago friends yes
terday.
Miss Hattie Timm left Saturday for
Laporte for a weeks visit at the home
of Miss Laura Cowdan.
julius Stress of Roberts avenue spent
the day in Chicago on business.
Mrs. B. F. Barnes of Reese avenue
visited friends in Hammond yesterday.
Arthur Harr returned to his home in
Alton Ill. after a pleasant visit here
with relatives.
Frank Elliott of One Hundred and
Fifteenth street transacted business In
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Ethel Jewett of Pearl street
visited her sister. Miss Josephine Jew
EFT in Valparaiso. over Sunday.
August Homan of Harrison avenue
spent the latter part of the week II
Miller's on a fishing trip.
Mrs HammArsley of Cleveland ave
nue. went to the South Chicago hospita
today where she will undergo a veFy
serious operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie of Roberts ave
nue. attended a family picnic at Jack
son park Sunday.
Mrs. E. Simon and daughters of Pear
street were the guests Of Mrs. Grant o
Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. Vanderhoff and children of Lin
coin avenue left Saturday for a tw'
weeks visit with friends in Michigan
Mrs. Ira Moore entertained her niece
Miss Grace Jackson Of Chicago owe
Sunday at her home in Roberts avenue
Mrs. NJ. Hubbard and daughter
Buehla, of Indiana boulevard wer
South Chicago visitors last evening.
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BLACK OAK.

Messrs. Reiner and Wallace of Chi
cago spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Krsay.
John Nimetz took Peter Jansen and
family of Ross to Chicago by auto and
spent the da-r at the amusement parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Seberger spent
Sunday al ScherervilIe.
Miss Frances Doffn is spending few
weeks at her home in Scherervile.
H. Huber of Austin is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitleb of Hammond
spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Reiland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boiling and fam
lily of South Chicago spent Sunday here
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Scheidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staub. Mr.. Rifenburg
and Miss Annie Healy of Chicago spent
Saturday and Sunday here at Scheidts
hotel
Mrs. John Nimetz spent Sunday with
her sister Mrs. Jim Schultz, at Merrill
vile.
Fred Keck had some trouble with
some campers camping on his land, but
after a time they came to a settlement
and departed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Even had a little auto
accident with their auto at lansing
III. Sunday, in backing to make a turn
something went wrong and Mr.. Ever
could not prevent the car from going
into the ditch. No one injured.
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DYER.

Mrs. w. Bailey and daughter, Edna,
spent Saturday here looking up their
many friends.
P. Austgen of st. John was a Dyer
visitor Sunday afternoon.
Maurice Flynn of Chicago spen Sun
day with relatives here in Dyer.
Bernard Baker spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Baker of
this place.
After a weeks visit with relatives,
Miss Estella Scheidt left yesterday for
her home in Joliet
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schael of Engle-
wood visited with William ziesenhene
and family over Sunday.
Quite a number from here drove over
to st. John yesterday afternoon to
attend the Sweitzer picnic at Spring
Hill grove.
Mrs Sullivan left for her home in
Chicago Sunday after spending several
days visiting relatives here.
A number from here went to Chicago
Heights Saturday to attend the Sells
Floto show.
spent Sunday here the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. P. Keilman.
Miss Lena Overhage of Chicago was
the guest of relatives here Sunday.
Miss Estella Keilman spent Sunday
afternoon with friends at Hammond.
The Misses Matilda, Lena and Lizzie
Keilman of st. John spent Sunday will
relatives here in town
! Charles Scheidt of Chicago is visiting
with relatives here at present.