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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
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Soroerer Der Iilhpieb8udt befannt
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Stub. ipelhe ipdbrenb Der Welf3eit
eiueS Snbres Die meiite Wilh, reip.
9utterfett ereibt. Serr WnrIb hat
fir Den 3iped $1,000 in Yreiien aus
9eiest, NIT Der iolsenSen Sertbeiluns:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
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Neuer Mdbdenname.
2ebrer: 9ie tpeibliden Wamen tpers
ben au6 bdufie aus ben mdnnliheu
mittels Der 0afiilbe line" gebiloet.
gum geiipiel .Yaulus" - ~Rauz
line. WhiIer?
Wtiiuer: Rarolus - &drpIine.
S6ul5e: Clemens - glementine.
Weier: W6urtus - Rarearine.
- y -
g~erfeblteS Compliment.
Waler &ledfer: Iun. Serr Sums
mel, tpie sefdnt Sbnen mein neueites
Bib auf Der Qusiteuune?
Snmmel: 8ratuliere, Serr GledIef.
oiesmal gtng's aber tpirfli9 tpie ses
i9miertl
Mnfgefldrf.
Dame: Stun, Serr 8nron, ma iiebt
Sic ia gar riht mebr NIT Sbrer alien
2iebe, Der, 9dnfiersto1terl Bas madt
benin bte2
Baron: 0ie lit iest ber6eirat6et.
9ame: 60, nit tpem benn2
Baron: Wtt mirl
~ y =
8iaiger.
He6tsanfpnlt: Sra, Ieb'u sic tpobI,
ntein Iieber 8inienbauer, mas LANCE
tpdbrt. fpirb gut. Nlin bdben Sic Den
Vroaeb bod nod s~etponnenl
ginienbarer Geuf3enb) ga. lang
Jam eetuonnen bab' ih ben 9roseb,
ober | tpiini6t, | bdtt' ibn I6ueu bers
loren.
Se6r einfa&.
Yatient (Sbpo6onber) Sen aas
tarrh Dero' i9 nimmer log. @eitern
mar bas Iinfe Waienlof gu, beute it's
oas re5te. @ie mag bas nur
Ir3t: 2ieber Sinmel, 10 ne NaIe
tpia bod oiid NAL ne fleine Ibz
tDe6sluns babenl
Wir SSl'ide unter unsi
Reres: Gag, 8obes. fanns So mir
lage. mat ne Gon9reb eB?
&obes: ga u. iai He Gongreb eB
en- Suiammenflnf.
Neres: lin mat beriteibt rner unaer
gongrebitoff?
&obes: @ot bobei am miebiten ees
bru6 tpebb, ct Bier I'M Der Gdubaul
9eres: 30 bdite rdG6l
Cans reft.
0ndoise (5um 0ienitmdbden):
Ous nenren Ste Staubtpiffen? Sier
auf Der Sii6platte fam man ia
i6reiben.
9ienitndbhen: So, Safiir il ct bod
oo6 cen S6reibbii6, Waoaml
- - -
@reRe Sanbffube.
GroitfentutI6er: SD m6dte INN E
Yaar peiBe Sanoifube 'eriuden.
0%erfdufertn: Shon, fpel6e Rums
mer baben Sic. fpertber Serr?
8uti6er: 415.
Sans reft.
2itbosrapb (3um gauer): @oIlen
sic benin auf bic &ran5Idleife fir
Shre beritorbene Srau .Iuf 8ieberz
iebn"i 9ebrudt baben?
Bauer: Inns Simmelsniuen niht,
malen Sic ben Teufel nitt an Die
@anol
y - y
&etne 2fse.
Wutter: @iup, on bait eben cine
Siise eeIast; tpeibt Sn, mas ben fleis
men 8tnbern seihiebt. Die liigen?
Wiup: Nein. Wfamal
Wutter: 0ie bolt elm Ihiparser
Iann. nit einem Nuee auf Der Stirn,
flie9t NIT ibnen na1 benz Wonb. unb
oa miiien tie ibr gauges 2eben lang
bleiben. 0arum barfit Su ME liiaen,
es lit febr bdblid, unb 9n tpeibt,
i6 liise mel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

Gs bebarf nur eines Sropfens
9eiitli6er S%iiBisfeit. I'm uns aaes
Srbii6e unihmadbaft al MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

ii6 iiber bas 9ienitmdbGen sedrsert
II. I. ~.
y ~ -
9altblitis.
Soren Sic mai, Der Reeenifirm,
ben ih crit geitern bel Sbnen faufte,
bat beute f6on Die Sarbe ~berlorenl
'Sm Der mub tpobl naB gefporz
ben 5einl
y - =
Tufdtinus.
8as lit benn 0einc Slamme?
Ndberin.
Glio ne Sti6flamme.
nnangenebm.
Srit6en: Sen gan5en Saa itreiten
ith Batter unb 1lltter; tpeun ih aber
mein S6ul3eu9nib 6eimbring', bann
iinb 8eibe einis, bab i9 S6lGs'
bdben mrbl
Wp5u CT gut TT.
giner Rann oulbet Sbr aIio immer
IN elmer Srauenneriammlung?
ga. Der mub bas Sod auf Die Saz
men ansbrinseu.
"
Wah benz 8cnncn.
Gntomobiliit: SD iage Sbnen,
@ndoisite, bas Gennen p~erlief groBe
artig. lle6eral Seititimmlns, LIBERAL
troblthe @eiid1ter ....l
Dame (iarfaitii6): gei ben feds
lteberfabrensn aud?
Iutomobiliit: Sa. On lieber Sims
mel - unsufriebene gibt es iberaIl
- - y
Der riifiihtsuuae @atte.
g.: Sea, 9u alter S6pebe, eebit
Su oenn mod nift mad Sauie?
%: Nein, - metn iiibes @eibden
Tame ia lonit I'M feline ~aetpo6ute Carr
binenprebigt.
2atbeberbliitbc.
Hrofeiior: Reine Serren, CO lit
ni6t 10 einfad. ben geruf an med1s
ieln; niir fuenige baben ben Raael, an
ben lie ibren geruf sebdnst. auf Den
8opf getroffen.
- - y
Gin S1fden.
Wdma gebt NIT Der fleinen ella auf
Der StraBe ipa5ieren. ga idnt I'M
8etpiible cine iebr drmlif aetleibete
Srau obnmddtig 5uiammen. Sa,
metnt Die Nama, mas mag ibr nur
iein?
9al ent9eenet gudben, iiebit Su es
benin niHt, Die brauft Iider elm neues
&leib!
- - y
Nus Der Shule.
2ebrer: Was tannit gu mir bon
GbrtItopb Columbus Iaaen?l
S6iiler: gr bat Die 8~artpifeln ers
= - y
,OlpTe.
SD beiratbe ME. iagen bie iunaen
WdS6en nur. tpenn iie i6on sans 9es
rlau fpt'len. ,tpsnn tie beiratben
SIS
Epetiih.
0ienitmdbden Tan einer Sbiire
bor6eno, binter pelder ibre Serrz
ibdft ltreitet) :, Omar fpeib ib pie[,
bod rnodt' id aaes t~piiien!
y - -
8pSbaft.
Soriter (als Die @Gite BEL Der Soab
aaes N0glide idon. MIR teinen Saien
geibonen) /: Weine Serren, es 1T audi
aeitattet. Saien gu i6ieBen!
- - -
SeIbhfrihf.
Was fpiirben Sic Iaaen, ipenn iif
Semanb anf Sbren Sut Iebte?
DAB er elm S6afsfppf fell
Nnn fpobl, mein Serr. sic iisen
anf DEM meinigeu.
- - -
spitiinbig.
Dame: Nof immer u~nbetpeibt,
Serr Iiieiior? Sas lit fomii6l Sic
baben Die He6te itubiert nub f6unen
Die &e6te nibt finbenl
y y -
Henp5iert.
Wirtb: Serr. Sic baben fif unters
itarben. mein Glen Elm Sunbefutter
81 nennenl Nebmen Sic bas suriid?l
8nlt init nnperglei6liher Seelen.
Sebr germ; mein Sunb tpoate
eS dblolut nift d%nriibrenl
- = -
Gertr1itet.
Srau: On bait meiner Wama niht
einmal einen &u6 9eaeben, ais fie
anfaml
Wann: Gel rubig, ben frieat Tie
nod ... tpenn lie pieber abfd6rt.
- - -
Weinmngem.
Sausberr: sic iino immer elm paar
Snee I'M 8iiditnnbe; penn ma Die
Wietbe ni6t be5ablen fam, 10 iuute
man feinen Iol6en 9aben nebnlen,
meme ih.
@ietber: llnb iuenn II .niht elm
paar Gage auf Die Rietbe iparten
fam. 10 ionte man fein iol6es Saus
faufen, meine ih.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
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Sheimbarer @iheripruh.

a.: @arum fpirbe benin Der Serr
8ertpdlter ieines Imtes entboben?
g.: I6, in Der Sauptlade tpesen
Rebenia6enl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
~gerbangnikpuae Graae.

graminator: Sasen Sic mir, iuns
ger Mann. auf pelher Sdule haben
sic ii6 benin bieien Wansel an
aenntniien erfpprben2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Gpmplisierter Merger.

@as bat benn Sbre 8rau beute.
baB lie 70 aufsebra6t lit?
G6, erit bat lie lid iiber bas
SienitmdS6en sedrsert, bann bat lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Gin einfahes Mittel sur gefGmpfnns

tpubte neuli6 cine Gdiilerin a1sils
geben. sic f6rieb in ibrem Gufiase
nlio: Sas Rupbtalin fpirb in bic 8Ieis
Der unb Sel5e setban. bamit bic
Wo De nibt babinter fommt. - G6l
- NOR es mdbrl -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

2ebrer: 9ie peibli6en Namen tpers
ben au6 bdufie aus ben mdnnlihen
mittels Der 0a6iilbe line" gebiloet.
gum getipiel .Yaulus" - ~Rans
line. W6iuer?
WtiiQer: Rurolus - &droIine.
S6ul5e: Clemens - glementine.
Weier: Wnrtus - Wdrgartne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Gin riGtiser a~nnItmacen.

-. Was. i6 bab' nod ME mas
fir Die &linit getban?l =. Siinf iunge
Waler Der neueiten &i1tuns bob i'd
umiatteln nno linen mas nerniinftis
ges lernen la1Ienl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
@psbaft.

&lip Sic s~lauben. bab i6 ais 0lns
lerin grfolg baben fperbe?
@etpiB. mein Srdulein. Sic iino
jung. ihon. reid, anaeieben unb n
abbdnaig. ba per5eibt man bell
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
9as iibcrfiibrte GGp.

Srember: .SolbrioI"
edo: .Solbriol"
Sremoer: .Suliobl"
Edo: .9uliDbl"
Srember: ySububul"
edo: .Sububul"
Srember: rWtasit s. a Bier?
@fo: ,Sdl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
0erlufeno.

3e6preIer (5um @irtb) (: @ns bas
ben Sic oapon. penn Sic einen
Shusmann rufer unb mid einiperren
%laiien? @elb babe ih boh niht, nm
be5ablen 5u fonnen; ipenn Sic bins
gesen nobel iinb unb mid Imlieu
laiien. bleibe i'd Sbr itdnbiser @ait.
- ~ y
@esenbemeiS.
Sn bieiem Sabre bin / ais Sreiber
M i6p 8rmt pierten Wale naufa'
i6oiien porb'n. I'M babel bat bod mel
8atta ielig imma g'iagt. | mar foa'
S6uaB Yulpa mertb!
- ~ e
Mieper ftanben.
He6tsanpalt: S6on. alIo mir
tperben Den a%uufpreis einflasen. @ic
ltebt es penn nit Dem @prihuS?
Waler: SD oanfe iebr - alisens
blidli1 brand ib nod feinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

ii9 iiber mid sedrsert, neil ib mid
ni6t audi iiber bas Sienitmdb6en sez
drgert babel Stun drsert lie ii9. neil
i6 mid ni6t iiber iie drsere, bab tie
ii6 iiber oas 0ienitmdbfen seGrgert
II. (. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
gerfebltes Compliment.

W~erfeblteS Compliment.
Ialer 8ledfer: Nun. Serr Sums
mel, tpie sefdat Sbnen metn neueites
Bib duf Der Gusiteuune?
Sumrel: 8ratuliere, Serr 3ledIef.
oiesmal ging's aber tpirflid tpie ses
i1miertl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

Yatient (Sbpononber): Sen 3as
tarrh tpero' i9 nimmer log. 8eitern
mar bas Iinfe Waienlo1 su, beute it's
oas redte. @ie mag bas nur
tommen?
Gr5t: 2ieber Sirnmel, 10 ne NaIe
tpia bod or6 NAL ne fleine Ibs
tpedsIuna bdberl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Anfsefidrt.

Game: Stun, Serr 8aron, mar Iie6t
sic ia gar niht mebr nit Sbrer alien
2iebe, ber' 9anfiersto1terl 8as madt
oeuu Die?
Baron: 9ie lit jest berbeirat6et.
9ome: go, nit tpem benn2
Bdron: Wett mir!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Wir 25l'ffe nnter inns!

NVtI NUt IWe HUlet HHHI
Heres: Gag, 8obes. fanns So mir
iage, mat ne Gon9reb eb?
&obes: ga =. ial He gonereb eb
en- Suiammerfnnf.
@eres: lin mat beriteibt rner unger
gongre6itoff?
&obes: Wot bobei am miebiten ees
bru6 tpebb, ct Bier I'm Der G6abaul
Reres: So bdite rGG6!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
0ans reht.

gndoiee (sum 0ienitmdoden) /:
Oas nennen sic Staubtpiften? Sier
auf Der Sii6platte fam man ia
iHreiben.
9ienitmdbhen: So, bafiir il ct bod
oo6 cen S6reibbii6, Wabaml
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Neuer M~dbhennarne.

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
VALPARAISO.
eagle to Pen for Life.

The jury in the eagle murder case
brought here from Lake county on a
change of venue to the Porter circuit
court brought in its verdict yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock after celebrating
for about an hour. The twelve men
pronounced the defendant guilty of
numbering little 11-year-old Elizabeth
Schroeder and sentenced him to spend
the remainder of his life IN the peni-
Tertiary. He will probably be taken
TO Michigan City some time tomorrow.
Attorney Bretsch of Gary made such
a strong plea of insanity for the de-
PENDANT that there are those who be-
lieve the prisoner would have been
pronounced insane and not responsible
for his crimes by the jury had 1t not
been for a most impassioned closing
address by Attorney Boone Of Ham
mond for the state Mr.. Boone made
speech, which was notable both for its
logic and its eloquence. his plea for
the protection of the people OF Porter
and Lake counties from the depreda-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
An Elaborate Affair.

One of the most elaborate affairs
planned for the 'o9 GLASS of the Whit
ing high school took place on Tues
day night. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Humphreys of Laporte avenue.
when their son Claude was host to his
class mates.
The function was a ST. Patrick's par
~, the house throughout being decor
ated suggestive of the occasion.
A most elaborate dinner was served
to the young people. during the course
OF which favors were given to each
These favors were very unique. being
little green suit cases. Upon opening
them were found arm bands OF gold
and white, the class coiors, with 'O9 be-
ing very beautifully worked in. These
favors pleased the class members very
much. and will be worn by them at
every function during the year.
The evenings diversions consisted of
music, both vocal and instrumental. and
guessing contests. at which each guest
was fortunate enough to capture
prize
The young people departed for their
homes at a late hour. all being loud In
their praise Of Claude Humphreys and
his mother as royal entertainers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
HEGEWTSCH.

Mrs. burnley and Oscar Elser were
Chicago visitors Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Ward, who with her
parents left here a couple of months
ago for their new home in Kansas. was
burned quite badly short time ago.
Lillian was using kerosene in starting
fire. The flames few up in her face
and hair. burning her quite badly. She
is getting along nicely at present
Mrs. Charles Fisher was Chicago
visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bristol and
children left here yesterday for their
new home on the farm near ooonto,
wis.
Mr.. Fay Lammering, formerly Of
Hegewisch. spent yesterday in Grand
Crossing on business.
The regular monthly business meet
ing Of the Sunday school board of the
M. E. church will be held in the rear
room of the church next Saturday
evening. All the teachers and officers
are urged to be present at this meet
ing
Mr.. Bob Alexander Of East Chicago
was in town Wednesday.
Mr. Harvey Patton, who has been in
the hospital for quite length of time,
returned to his home-in Burnharn We'd
nesday. His many friends are glad
to see him home again, and hope he
will get along we'll
The Eastern Star lodge held their
regular nesting at Cranes hall Mon
day evening
The children from the third rooom
of the Henry Clay school were dis
missed Wednesday afternoon. as their
teacher, Miss Hollingshead. spent the
afternoon visiting schools in Chicago
Our March Sale is in full blast; bar
gains for you. for everybody. Spfegers,
South Chicago's leading furniture
store. If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18

Balder were united in marriage yester-
day at Lansing. III. Rev. Swartz con-
Quoted the ceremony in the Holland
church. The bridal couple Will spend
a few weeks In Michigan and then
will take up their residence here.
Mrs. P. Typ and Mrs. Ed. Schoon
were Hammond visitors.
Mrs. Nick schoon and daughter and
Mrs Noes are visiting in Roselands.
Mr.. J. Typ is ILL.,
Mrs. Ramsey is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Bartels
Mrs De Mayer and daughter, and
Mr.. Van TILL are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. Van Bake who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Noes, has re-
turned home
A few of Highlands champion base
ball players have organized a club
A number of young people are going
to attend an entertainment at Ross
Friday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
LANSING.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. vandenberg were
Chicago visitors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green are the
proud parents of little daughter. born
Friday. March II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John De Mick are hap
Ply over the arrival of a baby girl. born
on Saturday, March IS.
Mr.. Troutman was a Chicago visitor
Monday.
The children over years of age
may start school on April s, when a
new GLASS will be organized.
Miss Cora Ward was Chicago Wis
itor Saturday.
The sophomores of t. T. H. S. gave a
dance on Friday night. A large crowd
attended the affair and proved quite a
success.
Miss Frances .Runge spent the week
end at her home in Blue Island.
Miss Flora Schultz was in Chicago
Heights Monday.
Miss Amanda Rohn was in Chicago
Heights Monday.
Mrs. Louise Sass and daughter. Alma.
We're Harvey visitors Tuesday.
Miss Cora Ward expects to have a.
box social at her school, two miles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
WHITING NEWS
Proud of Dinner.

me advanced domestic science class
OF Whiting high school, consisting of
the Junior and senior girls, did them
serves proud yesterday when they
served II o'clock dinner to the mem
oers of the board of education, Super
intendent John C. Hall, and the mem
brs of the high school faculty.
The function, which was a st. Pat
rick's dinner, was served in the dining
room Of the domestic science depart
ment, and the decorations. which had
been planned by the culinary artists.
certainly did give II a very inviting
appearance
Potted plant and ferns were in album
dance and wherever possible the dec
orations were in honor of the patron
saint Promptly at12 o'clock the guests
sat down to the four-course dinner.
The first two courses were served by
the Misses Irene Matthias and Almirah
Morse. and the last two by the Misses
Elizabeth Swartz and Lindsay Camp
bell.
The table was decorated in green.
the menu cards being shamrock shape
in green and white. The place cards
were also green and at each place was
a shamrock with a clay pipe, attached
by green ribbon
The menu served was as follows.
Cream of Corn Soup
Bread Sticks olives
Broled Lamb Chops
Escalloped Potatoes
Dreamed Peas in Timbals Hot Rolls
Fruit Salad Waters
Steamed Pudding Lemon Sauce
Sailed Almonds
Nuts corsaa
The dinner was prepared and served
by the following girls:
The Misses Helen O'Harag Josephine
Jewett Irma Krout, Almirah Morse.
Elizabeth Swartz, Irene Matthias. Inez
Lee and Lindsay Campbell.
The domestic science students are
making great progress in the art, un-
ded the supervision of Miss Marie e
Mayne. and the board are so pleased
with the success of this dinner and
the benefits the students reap from this
study that President Charles e. Klose
Is the authority for the statement that
no expense will be spared In the new
high school building for the domestic
science equipment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
LOWELL.

belated news item has rust reach
ed US of a delightful party given in
honor Of the 9Th birthday anniversary
of little Miss Julia Sanders, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. N L Sanders of
Monon. She was here with her pa
rents on visit to her grandparents,
Judge and Mrs. M. J. Sanders, when
Vivian ana Bondelete Rumsey. Ruth
Sanders. eileen GrieseI, Inez Sisson. five
Of her little Lowell acquaintanoes were
invited in. Julia appreciated the pres
ence OF her young guests and entered
into the childish festivities of the oc-
casion in a manner that would do hon
or to ones older. It was one of the
most delightful times for the little
folks and all wished their little hostess
many more such happy birthdays
The teachers Of the Methodist Sunday
school gave Mrs Harry Hayden party
Tuesday night in honor OF her valua BILE
services rendered while she was organ
list Of the church. She was presented
with a fine oak table and a royal fine
time is reported.
Miss Welner German. teacher in the
Lowell schools. received a telegram
yesterday from San Antonio, Tex. an
nouncing the sad news that her sister
was seriously i'll. She left for her
bedside on the first train Miss Ella
Ode of Chicago has been engaged to
teach the balance of the school year.
Mrs. Ransom Pratt, who spent the
winter in Los Angeles, Cal, arrived
home yesterday. She returned by way
OF Vancouver, B. c., and found plenty
of snow en- route.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
MERRILLVILLE.

Harry Castle and Louis Hartman are
out looking for the Bailey horse. which
was stolen at Crown Point last night.
The Epworth League cap social was
well attended last night. and cleared
the league about S.
Frank McCarty, the genial station
agent. is appropriately decorated with
the green ribbons this morning. His
brogue Is in evidence at all times.
The sale of personal property at Fred
Beaches place yesterday was largely
attended and the stock brought good
prices, one COW bringing SIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
ST. JOHN.

Mr. and Mrs. Mat Redar, Jr.. VIII
move to the Henry Lepper farm this
week. Mr.. Redar has been engaged nv
J. G. Eastman of Chicago to oversee
his farm, which he has purchased from
Peter Newdorf In addition to the New
oorf farm. Mr.. Eastman has bought the
Henry Lepper farm, adjoining the New
oorf's farm on the west; also twentv-
three acres from Louis Erb. and some
land from Nicholas Newdorf. besides
having an option on fifty-five acres east
Of the P. Newdorf place. Besides Mr.
and Mrs. Mat Redar. Mr.. Eastman
retained Joseph Suffer. Jr.. and his
sister on the old place. Since Newdorf
and Suffer have moved from the farm.
Mr.. Eastman has stocked the farm u,t+b
a great number of dairy cows and is
improving right along, but the most i'm
portant changes will be made in the
course of time
Lambert Lauerman made a business
trip to Crown Point today
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Doctor
a baby girl on ST. Patrick's day.
Mrs. Henry soelker was Chicago
visitor today.
Mike Klose from scherervine was
visitor here yesterday.
John Maginot made business trip
to Crown Point today
Henry Meyers OF Crown Point tran
sacted business here Wednesday.
Fred Baumgartner of Dyer was here
on business yesterday
Joseph Suffer of schererville was a
St John business visitor today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-18
RoBERTsDALE.

| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Schaaf. Jr.,
left yesterday for an extended south
ern tour through Texas. Mexico and
Arkansas
| The Social Sewing club met at the
| home of Mrs. Stawitchi in Fischrupp
avenue yesterday. A very profitable
and pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
| by the members The next meeting
rs, at the home OF Mrs. Henry Ehlers
IN Roberts avenue.
| Fritz Klemm of Lincoln avenue was
a Chicago visitor Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Dahl attended a teach
ers' meeting In Hammond Tuesday
evening.
Mesdames Julius zimmerman, F. Hoff-
man and E. Simon attended the Daugh-
ters of Rebecca lodge in Hammond
Tuesday evening. Mrs. c. Keim of Har-
| rison avenue was initiated into the
mysteries of the order.
Charles Bgsers of Roberts avenue
has accepted position with the Chem
ical works in East Chicago.
Don't forget the entertainment to be
given by the Sunshine Circle next
Thursday evening at the church. The
members are sparing no pains to make
it a success, and should receive every
encouragement. The tickets are now
on sale for only 8 cents.
P. ]. LAvery of Chicago was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Eggers
Of Roberts avenue yesterday
Mrs. Margaret Buehler of Indiana
boulevard visited Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Buehler in Chicago Monday.
Elliott Aman of Indiana boulevard
was South Chicago business visitor
Tuesday.
Geneva, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Anderson of Roberts avenue
has the measles.
Mrs. Alex. Hazelett and son, Wesley,
of Roberts avenue visited friends at
the Hahnemann hospital Monday.
Fred Langhor is confined to his home
in Indiana boulevard with an attack
Of the grippe.
Mrs. William Eggers and Mrs. Arthur
Stress were Chicago visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. Hill of Hammond, the physical
culture teacher. visited the Franklin
school Tuesday.
DR.. T. Kohr returned home from At
tica Ind. Monday much improved in
health.
Quite a number of Robertsdale people |
attended the Ben Hur lodge in South |
Chicago Wednesday evening.