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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
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Reinigungsoerfabren beltebt in Der
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Der itarfe @ernd bes 8en5ins 5itipioer
iein iollte, Der m6ge lid 81 folgenoem
@erfabren entidlieben; man Itellt Ell.
ne Itarfe IufI6inng bon Seize in bel.
Der Mil6 her, in neldc man aif ]
Otter cinen gei6logenen Giootter elm.
riibrt. Ole Sanbidube meroen iiber
cine San0 gc5o9en unb nit Ser Sci
fe%nloiunG, Der mos ettpas aetber ober
SoImiafgeiit 5uieten fam, nlitteIit
zines feinen, lpollencn 21ppd)ens
ianft abgerieben, Damn bGrgt man Tie
i'm Shattcn gum Srodnpn ouf. @ei.
BE Sonoidube biiBen nidts Gin Surd
bieies 8%erfaDren. peoer an ibrer 8e.
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ben Sorbe; ons 9e0er miro pollfont.
men rem mo bleiht mas niht min.
Der bod dn5uidIu9en lit, ourfars
pei6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
@emeinnhbigeS.
Sic Sefrndtnns Der 8liitben.

Die 8efrudtung Der Yliitben I'm.
ierer Selo. uno @arten9eip6die miro
befamtli6 in bobem MaBe our6 Die
Sonigbiene %bei0roert. Snoem Die Die
ne ibrem @eid6ft 0es Sonig. mo
B~ollenIammelts obliegt, nimmt tie
IN ibrem bebaorten &orper Den 9Iii.
tbenitaub Der chen beiuften Bflnn5e
nit uno iibertr1et i'm auf oie anbe.
rem, uno bu lie auf iebem ibrer Miis.
fliige oiele 8liitben biutereinonoer
befliegt. 70 miro Die uebertragling oes
Sollens bon elmer auf Die onoere
SIiitbe 0urd lie cine gang betr6dtli.
DIE. 0ieie Jog. Notwithstanding Der
U~eridieoenen glItbetl, Die an einem
groBen S6eil 0itrd1 Die 9iene nit
ooll8ogen miro, bot um 10 mebr Or.
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oieieI6e 8flau8enart beiuft. 8enn
lie aIio beiipielSneiie Die &iriGblii.
the oils critic auf ibrem @usfii1ge
pdblt, 10 befliegt iie and ausidlieB.
lid MIR oieie nno feline attOere 8liitbe
lpelter, bis lie ibre $ontabIaie, be3tp.
Ibre BoIlentorbfen gefiiIlt bat.
8elfen 4ntbeil Die 8ienen an ser
9efrudtling Der 9liitben babcn, gebt
aus folgenoer 9eredming berbpr.
Gin normal Itarfes 8ienenpolf bat i'm
6riibiaBr CUR 8eit Der SbItbalmblii.
the minoeitens 10000 @ienen. bon
0enen ar ieoem Gage oie S1lfte, aIio
10000, olf 3radt ausfliegen. Seoe
Sra6tbiene mad)t t19lif i'm 9ur6.
ldlnitt 10 altsfIiiee uno befIiegt auf
iebem berielben nad) m1biger 56Gs-
iing 100 9liitben, beIu6t alio tagIi9
1000 9Iiitben, oas ma1t nuf ieue
10000 9ienen 10000 nal 1000
gleib 100000 8Iiitben. Sebll
Willionen 9liitbrn nerSen alIo BON
cinem eiiiSigen 9ienenpolf an einem
ein5igen Gage befloeen ulo es liegt
auf Der San6, oaB bierbei cine sons
gcpaltige Staubiibertraguig itatt.
fiuoet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13

folg bringeftoen IrerDeret TmD: ge.
eignete, onbaltenOe 8drme ipenoenoe
&al,me reip. I%reibfaitcn. ionic gutter
Samen, Defenders FOLDER. tpelder i'm
Riitbeet ref %9eiporoen lit; taugli9e
Sorten, lpelde aud pirfli6 ais friib.
reifeno erprobt linO, bringen einen
Grtrag, i4led)te Sortcn nit ben ba-
nit b%erbirnbenen &itlturmiBcrfolsen
brinsen MIR 81 oft oie ganSe Sreiberei
in RiBfreoit. Dan miB bel Der 9rci.
berei &i6t, 2uft, 86rme uub 6euG.
tigfeit 9Ieidm1Bia 81 oertbeiIen nil
len u16 Dor allen bos iid etlpa elm.
fteIlenOe ltngc3iefer redltseitg bef1m.
pfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Drei De dworene nit elmer fleinen
Slaihe Gbamberlaiu's Geibpeb,
Cholera uno Oul5faH We6i,in

oholerd nno UuiG7tdu : llteotSir
pom Gbolere morbus sebeilt.
Ser o. W. 5otplsr ptsbtpper,
Gla., erSdblt cine @rfabruna bic er
mabte, >fbdbreno er nls @eihmures
ner in elmer Morounterinbung In
@omarbsuiue, 8reisbauptfaot bonn
areiie gfebDurne, Gla., fpurirte, gr
iagt: r@dbrenb ib bort mar, OBJ idj
etnas friihes unb aud @urit.JleiiH,
bas bel mir @bulera WDrbus In 1sbr
lhlimmer S0rm perurindte. Sd
flblte ara eleno unb iGidte mad eli.
ner aenifen gbplera , Rebtsin, ftatt
oelien Ianbte mir Der GpDtbeter cine
6lnife gbamberloin's aeibueb, @bos
lera unb 9urdfaus Rsbisin nit benz
Bemerfen, bas er bas @emanifte
bdtte, mir abei In Sofge Der @rs
prObtbeit oieies Seilmittels, pDrs6se
mir lesteres su hidden, ba er fur
oeHeu unfeblbnre Rur anrantire. Sd
nnbm cine SDie bapDn unb fiblte in
finf Winuten better. Sie jtpeite
9Die beilte mid e6nslih. 8mei
Mitsei6morene litten In 6erielben
BeiIe unb cine flint uno 5tuansia
Gent Jlaihe heilte nns ale bret.
Gum 8ertnuf bel Rnlter 8rDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Die Sriibtreiberei Scr @nrfen

1T iebr lobnet6. @urfen ou unee.
mobnlider Belt n,f Den Marft ge.
braft, iin6 iebr oeiudte Sanbelsor.
tifel uno mer6en b~eiouoers bon De.
INSTRUMENTATION tbener be5ablt. @s
liegt oaber i'm ~ei9eniten Srtereiie bes
@rdtners, itets fir ne,ie @are 81
iorgen; ober aud Ser 8nrtenIiebbnber
fam iid) ielber ben @eniiB elmer 9e.
litateiie neridaffen, tpenn or lid Der
@urfentreiberei etfpos ipibmet. Wan
fam @urfen treiben in Miitbeeten
poer IN G1item ipel6e nit unoeren
fermcntrienoen 5toffen gefiiIlt linb,
in bci5baren aGlten ltno in Greibbau-
fern. Die 9e%oingnnaen an eincr st.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
@rifc spitcn gu maIdcn.

sic merOen Surrit leitt g%ebiiselt,
oonn 3ui1mmengcfultet uno in elm
reines Ieinenes Sudden ~eingenGbt,
tuelfes "a S%tuloen in reines SIioen-
81 gebGngt miro. 9arauf miro ooS
SGd6en Is Minutcil IN Setfentpaiier
gefoht, 0onn in lauiparmem 8aiier
gut auseeipiiIt uno enblid in @aIier
getard)t, in meIdem iebr penig Star.
fe aufael6it lit. Die Spisen tperoen
ioDanli aus Dem Sudden genommen
mo nit RaoeIn Sum Srodnen anfge.
beftet. Iuf dbulthe 8ciie f6nnen
peibe Stidereien bebonoelt DcrOen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Ser b5ie @fanOonfrl.

Game: ,,Ssonner sic mir bite IA.
geri, luiebieI libr cs ilt23Serr (trali.
rial: .@eSaure iebr, oor llltinto lei.
Der nidtl" Il
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
sparael..

Ser bittere @ei1mad oes Spar.
geIs p~erlicrt lid, mem man einigs
Stiidc 3uder in oaS 8aiier, tporin
Der Sporgel gefodt miro, gibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-08-13
Seisbunacr.

@epobnIiA peridpiuoet Scr SeiB.
birtaer, tpenr man feline Stiid6en
9rot, Senlmcl o0er Sdofolaoe iRt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
HOBART.

mr.. Marquardt OF near Wheeler took
very i'll while eating breakfast yes
terday morning and died before any
medical aid could reach him. 1t is be-
lieved that he died from heart failure.
The deceased is brother to Mrs
Wagner of this place.
Messrs Bernard Carpenter and Andy
Wall attended the skating party at
Indiana Harbor last evening.
The Unitarians are planning on Civ
ing an old-time party in the near fu-
ture.
Miss Gladys East has taken Lille
Mereness' place as pianist at the To-
cent theater.
Miss Carrie Cunningham returned
from the city, where she has been
spending a few days.
Some of our sportsmen have been
enjoying good duck shooting, and came
home with pockets full
James Malone is visiting for few
days with his parents on Lake avenue.
John Vincent. who is working as IRE
man in the city, was in .smashup. /"
and is laid up with a badly bruised
limb. He had no bones broken, so he
Will be able to be around again in a
short time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
ROBERTsDALE.

A fine new plate glass window has
been put in the Atchison and Girls
dale building, which is occupied by
Ed Jewett, in place of the one broken
some months ago.
Messrs. George Bartoski and Ed
Langohr saw Her Fatal Likeness at
the Calumet theater Monday evening.
Mrs Adam Dangler is reported very
low with tuberculosis at her home in
Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Ed. Holmes, who is still with
her daughter, Helen. at the Hahneman
hospital, visited her mother, Mrs Ira
Moore of Roberts avenue. last evening.
Grandma Buehler is accepting the
congratulations of her many friends
very good naturally, she hasn't stopped
smiling since that little grandson ar
rived Sunday.
Mrs Binghammer and children and
Miss Anna Sturm of Harrison avenue
attended a birthday party given in
honor of their grandmother Mrs. F..
Kasch. in Hammond, last evening.
julius Stress of Roberts avenue was
the latest Robertsdale victim to ride
the Odd Fellows goat at the I. o. o. F.
hall. in Whiting. Tuesday evening.
julius says goats are awful hard ami
mails to ride.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman Of Roberts ave-
nue. was the guest of Hammond
friends Tuesday.
Ed Gerke, who is employed in Mil
waukee. Wis, spent the weekend here
visiting his family in Harrison ave
nue..
Mrs James Hayes, Mrs. J. Brown
and Miss Mollie Freese attended the
Golden Rule d. of l., lodge in Ham
mond. Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. August schmitt1e are
entertaining the latter's mother, Mrs.
| Ortlepp of Chicago. at their home in
| Harrison avenue, for few days.
The many friends here of F. Richard
Schaaf, who has been confined to the
Alexian Bros hospital for the past
two months with typhoid fever and
malaria, will be glad to learn that he
has so far recovered his health as tC
be able to leave the hospital and is ex-
pected home today.
Mesdames William Eggers an(
Arthur Stress were Chicago visitor:
Tuesday.
| The members of the Sunshine Circle
held a very pleasant meeting at thu
home of Miss Freda Balm in Indian;
boulevard Monday evening. After the
business of the evening was disposed of
a social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs Davenport Of Roberts avenu
visited out-of- town friends Monday.
Alderman Richard Schaaf was
Crown Point business visitor yester
day.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hanchar is very i'll at their HON
in Atchison avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
LANSING.

Mrs. saxma was in Chicago Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Hildebrand are enter
tanning visitors from Chicago.
Mr.. Meeter was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
Miss Pauline Kikkert was Munster
visitor yesterday.
The Misses Emma and Alvina
Wednesday.
The choir of the NJ E. church met
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom are entertaining
visitors from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lorenz expect
to move to Thornton IN the near flu
ture
Miss Emma walienberg was Chi
cago visitor on Tuesday.
c, Int Hout spent Sunday at his home
in Oak Glen.
c. Miller was Hammond visitor
yesterday.
W c. vandenberg was a Chicago
visitor yesterday.
A Ward was a Chicago visitor Mon
| day.
Miss Emma Lehmker of Chicago
Heights is now visiting at home.
Miss Lizzie Gaden of Harvey, Ill,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Miss Martha Rose of Hammond WIS.,
1 kar Iovna bara this
Mrs saxma was a Chicago visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jaeger was Hammond visitor
yesterday.
Miss Lotto Bloom was Munster Wis
itor on Monday.
Miss Mary Hook was a Munster
visitor yesterday.
Miss Frances Runge visited at he,
home in Blue Island this week.
Mr.. H. Wilton of Dolton was in towr
yesterday.
Mr.. l. Heltma of South Chicago wa
In town yesterday.
Gerrit Rietveidt of South Holland wa
in town yesterday.
Mrs L scholte was Chicago visito
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Klein and sol
of Blue Island visited their parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. vandenberg. thi
week.
The choir of the NJ E. church is pre-
pairing for Easter services.
Mrs Dane was a Chicago visito
Tuesday
Mr.. ]. schmeucer was Harmon
, visitor yesterday.
Mrs. c. schultz was Hammond Wis
: itor Monday,
Miss Lulu Ward was a Harmon
visitor Yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

something to do with the double ar
rival.
Leo Bixenman. son of Joe Bixenman.
of Brunswick. and Mary Miller Of the
same place. procured a marriage license
at the clerks office yesterday
Decorators are at work putting on
the finishing touches in the County
Clerks Office at present.
Rockwell & Bixenman. the local real
estate firm, have sold to Robert Woods
Of Leroy. one Of the brick dwellings
on Goldsborough street, owned by Mrs.
VIM. Ross. The consideration was
$1,000. Mrs. Woods. it is said, will
soon move to Crown Point and become
citizen OF this place.
The hardware stores have gone back
to their old time method of keeping
open until nine o'clock, which adds
much to the business appearance of the
streets at night.
Artist Wilmer procured a fine flash
light picture Of the high school cast.
Immediately after their production of
the Merchant Of Venice" up -to-date.
John Wilson, left on Tuesday evening
for Iowa. where he is interested and
has contract for big job of dredg-
| ing.
Herman Sasse made a trip around
the square on one of those motorcycle
devils recently. and before he got
through with the experiment, he was
some skinned up. Spectators say that
the critter did more of the riding than
Herman.
George Thomen, Jr., OF Hammond
| transacted business in Crown Point
yesterday.
A petition for the paving of East
| street. has been filed at the court house
and will probably be considered at tn,
commissioners next meeting.
Sheriff Thos. Grant and Deputy Free
Furman. took a couple of ebony boys
TO Hammond yesterday.
Smith Conway and Peter Geisen tran
sacted business in Hammond yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
Draws Good House.

ern Woodlands home talent play en-
TITLED The Corner Store drew a good
house at Central Music hall last even
ing and as on the first occasion the
presentation gave general satisfaction
the acting being worthy Of praise. The
production has been a source of quite
a little income to the lodge and they
owe the cast, who have worked long
and faithfully on the production. a
great amount of praise for their worthy
efforts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04

supply rooms. each 15x16. On the sec
ond floor will be beautiful assembly
hall, 5Ox60 feet To give it height
it viii go through the third floor and
at the top will be a large skylight.
which will give a sufficiency of light.
On this floor will also be two class
rooms, each 22x32 feet: two recitation
rooms, each 9x11 feet; principals Of
fee, 14x17; superintendent office
14x17; board room, 1sx22; typewriting
room, 15x12; bookkeeping room, 23x32;
two class rooms, each 24x26 On the
third floor will be physical laboratory.
46x22; apparatus room, 13x6O: private
laboratory, skis: chemical laboratory,
25x52; lecture room, 16x22; botanical
laboratory. 46x22; music room, 26xSo;
and free-hand drawing room, 2ex33.
The architects are now working on
the specifications, which will be ready
in a few weeks, and it will be then
that the board of education will begin
to prepare for awarding the contract
for the Job, which they want to have
completed by next fall.
The board has also decided that the
| first floor of the manual training
| building will be used for a gymnasi-
UNI when the new building is com
pleted and with the proper equip
ment it will make a gym" which it
will be hard to excel. The students
are looking forward to the time when
they may be able to enjoy a little
| sport in the athletic line. Whiting
high school has turned out some good
| timber, but have always been handi-
capped by the lack of proper facilities
for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Harr and chill
dren, Miss Emma and Mr.. George Harl
have returned to their home IN Alton
Ill, after being here to attend the fu
| neral of their niece and cousin, Mis-
Minnie Waldorf.
FOR SALE-Eight-room house II
Pennsylvania avenue. $4,000, includ
ing paving. Smith, Bader, Davidson
Co. Whiting. Ind. Al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
HEGEWIsCH.

Mrs. Swan Oxen and Mrs Annie Oxen
of Buffalo avenue spent Tuesday in
Chicago, in the afternoon they took
in the matinee.
Mrs. Annie Oxen visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Littman of Hammond.
Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry Carlson spent Tuesday In
town visiting his parents and friends.
Mrs v A Beckman and little Cliff
ford, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with relatives and friends in Roseland
Miss Elizabeth Martindale spent
Tuesday in Chicago on business.
Mr. Ted o'Malley left here Monday
evening for Detroit, Mich, where he
expects to start to work soon.
Mr.. Axle Anderson was a Chicago
business visitor yesterday.
Mrs. S. Malkan spent Wednesday aft
ernoon with friends in Chicago, who
entertained at an afternoon coffee.
Miss Florence DERRICK spent Wednes-
day evening with friends in Hammond
Mrs. Griffith. accompanied by Mrs
Rotchey, visited her daughter. Edith
at the Washington Park hospital Mon.
day afternoon
Mrs. Albert Berg of Superior avenue
spent Tuesday in Chicago shopping.
Mr.. B. A Anderson and Mr.. Emf
Nelson spent Wednesday morning il
Burnham on business.
Mrs. T. J. Cullman of Burnham wa
! the guest of Mrs. Ivey Boynton 0
Commercial avenue Tuesday afternoon
The ladies enjoyed their fancy work
after which a delightful little lunch
! con was served
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
High School Notes.

The report cards are due this week.
The sophomores have begun the study
GEOMETRY.
The preliminary contest for the ora
hrical contest will be given Mon
day, March %. There will be eight
contestants.
There will be joint program of the
Cleosophic and Philomathian societies
at the Christian church Friday even
ing. March 8
Mr. Morey gave the seniors test
in physics Monday, and a teachers
examination in arithmetic Tuesday
The following offices were given TO
the following pupils: Commission,
Cora Hayden; retail. Leila McNay; bank,
Myrtle Westberg and Leota Pinkerton;
wholesale, Edward Metcalf. and real
estate, Stella Htutsman-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04

Vile, north to Broadway. is the sub
1ect under discussion in Ross town
ship. The county commissioners ap
pointed reviewers, who will no doubt
report at the next meeting of the
board, April l.
Sam Wood and Fred Krieter were
in attendance at the county commits
sioners' meeting on Monday. To a
casual observer they looked innocent
and inoffensive. Some think they were
after the scalps of their Merrillville
friends.
An insanity inquiry was held today
in the case of Ferdinand Krump, who
has been a trife off mentally for some
time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04

Mrs Jesse Haum, who was taken Sc
riously Ill at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Bert Westbey. east of Crown
Point. last December, was brought to
her home near Lowell yesterday.
Ed Bryant is confined to the house
with a lame leg, which the physi-
clans say is water under the knee
cap.
Thirty five or forty neighbors and
friends responded to invitations to at
tend a dancing and card party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hogan Tues
day night. Refreshments were pre-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
RemOnstrances Expected.

The talk Of street paving, the first
of which was printed in yesterdays
TINES has already caused quite an up
roar and it is thought there will be
remonstrances galore at the meeting
of the Trustees on the 10Th AS yet.
that body have not made any definite
decision and are anxious to know the
Will of the people. in regard to the
matter It is said. that as usual most
Of the kicking is coming and will come
from those who are amply able to pay
for the Improvement. while the poorer
class just grin and bear it. and pay as
best they can. Crown Point has been
overburdened with paying for improve
ments during the last few years, but
that does not help the frightful con-
dition of some of the streets and to
not make any more to improve them. is
to cast a lasting disgrace upon the res
idents of the town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04

pared and served. A delightful evening
was had and nobody went home till
clock in the morning.
Mrs Grace Taylor went to Chicago
yesterday to be treated for gall stones.
Mrs. Archie Love and little child of
Blessing, Tex, are visiting her pa
rents and former friends in Lowell.
The county commissioners let the
contract Tuesday to build two and
three-quarter miles of gravel road,
from the Griesel road 10 the Brown
ditch With the exception of a half
mile at Kenney's store and two miles
from the Brown ditch. this will make g
solid road to the river.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
Shocking News.

The shocking news of the birth Of
two nligitimate children to two girls
Of tender years. is being circulated In
town, the young mothers both living
on farms few miles east of this place.
The cause of one of the girls down
fall is said TO be an old man over
seventy years of age while the other
is Lett in her sorry plight, the offender
having left the country for part I'M
known. It is sad commentary on
the state Of things as they are" and
something ought to be done to bring
the offenders to justice and realiza-
ton of the enormity of their offense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
MUNSTER.

Mrs Martin Mollinaar Of Saxony VS.
tied relatives here.
Mr. VIII Krooswyk and his brother,
J. Krooswyk. were Hammond visitors
today.
Mrs. Jake Wagner was a Hammond
shopper.
Mr.. Peter Pastma was in Hammond
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kraay Of Dan
forth. Ill. have returned home after
a few days visit with their uncle
John Kraay, on Ridge road.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
CLARK STATION.

Mr. Otto Seahase of Indiana Harbor
was a business visitor here.
Mr.. Oliver Valley and Mr.. William
and Samuel Schneider OF Englewood
are now residing here. Samuers health
is failing very much.
Miss Louise Schrieber, who was Wis
iting with relatives a few weeks here.
has returned to her home at Ham
mond.
Mr.. A. F. Hartigan of Chicago was a
business visitor here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04
Marriage Licenses.

Claude o'Neil Alice f. Renhalt.
Rockford. Ill; Alfred Glover Edith P.
Bdmanson. Chicago, L.; Albert Bruser.
Minnie Bullar Chicago, L.; Albert NJ.
Ward. Clara K Howe, Chicago, III.
Leo Bixemman Lowell, Ind. Mary Mill
Ter Brunswick. Ind; John L Murphy,
Ethel f. Chandler Hammond. Ind:
Thomas Sparie Eta NJ. Whimsett. Chi
cago. H.. Thomas l. Rodee. Louise D.
Mackertosh, Chicago. III. and Chas. o.
Geyey, Minnie E. Mendenhall, Indiana
Harbor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-04

Miss Crown Point may put on a new
dress before long. discarding the one
she has worn so long with the town
colors on it. and come out with all the
pride and glory OF a city gown, if the
present talk and agitation for the
above result keeps up. AS yet. no Off
citl move has been made in that dir
ection. but the matter is being fully
discussed among the citizens and the
advantages and disadvantages of a city
regime are being pondered over.
Crown Point citizens are working on
the east right of-way for the inter
urban road. and are meeting with a
great deal Of success. along that route
in procuring right-of-way. and 1t Is
thought that that route will be adopt
ed by the Seamen people in preference
to the eastern right-of-way.
It is said that Crown Point will be
represented by at least one person
from here. at inaugural exercises al
Washington today Mrs e. Fl. Crowell
who has been visiting friends in the
east will be present to witness the
great doings in the capital city. As
far as is known, she is the only person
from Crown Point to be in attendance
at the affair.
Word reached here yesterday an
nouncing that Mr.. and Mrs. solnar o.
Davenport, Ia, had been blessed by thu
arrival of two lusty young boys. anc
that the auartetee were doing sim
ply immense" Mrs. Solnar. will b.
remembered here as Miss Alice Hook
there address is No. 10 Roosevelt Flats
Davenport Ia. and it is limited tina
the name OF the flats may have ha'
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Card of Thanks.

We, the undersigned. wish to extend
our sincere thanks to all who so kindly
assisted us during the illness and death
of our beloved daughter and sister Miss
Minnie Waldorf.
MR.. AND MRS. FRED WALDORF,
AND FAMILY.
Whiting, Ind
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MERRILLVILL,E.

Revival services have started in the
NJ E church. Rev. Kuonen IN charge.
Considerable interest has been mani
tested.
The opening Of a road from Merrill