The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-20
Marriage Licenses Granted.

cagO, AdelDerI Cneney. Mary JdCidiFet
Chicago; ornelo Sidoto, Govanna A
Molico. Hammond; Mario Minzio. Mary
Fonti. Hammond; Dick Vaughn. Anna
Burns, hicago; John Haragody, Eliza
beth Kolyuk, Whiting; Alekos Roduly.
Esther Bendek. Indiana Harbor' Ed
ward Van Duater, Nellie Briarton, Chi
cago; Joseph Senerak, Betty Pokisil,
Chicago; Augustus Benttendorf. Valera
Weaver. Chicago; Nicholas Eckart, Ger
trude Lager. Chicago; Edward Karin
stedt, Anna Kramer, Chicago; Joseph
c. Hickey, Nora A Moylan, Whiting;
Christopher Blackburn, Dixon, Ill,
Louelia P Eick, Sterling, Ill, George
Rakar. Louise Pastor, Gary; William
Kohl. Hilda Farrell, Chicago.
Annie Schillo, who died yesterday in
Chicago, will be buried at the Turkey
Creek cemetery on Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock. The remains will be
shipped over the Grand Trunk railroad
to Turkey Creek where the funeral
services will be held at st, Peter and
St Paul's church at that place.
County superintendent HIGHWAY
reported that the West Creek schools
will close on May IA. one week later
than the anticipated date. The Crown
Point schools close on the 2Sth of May,
making a nine months school year.
Lake county is one of the foremost
counties in the state regarding the
length of the school term. most of them
being only able to hold seven months
school out of the twelve, owing the
financial condition of the counties in
question.
Crown Points chances of winning in
the oratorical contest at Hammond on
Friday night are exceedingly good, &C
cording to the county seat dope on the
subject Mr. Oakley Morton, the repre-
sentative Of the high school in the con-
test for oratory, is said to be one or
the best speakers ever turned out TO
represent the local school. and ought to
carry off first honors. The choral work
is reported to be great improvement
on the showing made by the Crown
Point aggregation last year at Ham
mond and numerous practices are
rounding the GLORIOUS into prize vim
ming shape. Crown Point students
hopes are high and with fair shake
they expect TO bring back some honors
this year.
The Hazard club met at the home
of Mrs. julius Rockwell on Main street
yesterday afternoon and Mrs. Fl. H.
Wheeler and Mrs. Rockwell carried off
the honors of the day. The club meets
in two weeks with Mrs w A. Sched-
dell on Grant street.
It is said there will be some remon-
stating done against the paving OF
Grant street. recently ordered done by
the town board. This street has never
been paved before. and it looks as if
the property holders in question were
unwilling to shoulder their share of the
expense in improving the town and
the above named street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Stan
recently, twin girls
The Library guild will meet at the
Public Library Assembly room for their
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
The death of John Huber takes four
octogenarians out of this community
within two weeks time, namely, Mrs
Post. Mrs. Endress. Mrs. Ruschh and
John Huber.
Farmers are somewhat discouraged
over the outlook of crop planting Th'
ground is so cold and wet that it il
practically useless to plant seeds, ever
if it could be gotten in shape to re
ceive them.
The Lake County Monumental Work
is shipping a carload of monuments t.
be erected in the Hammond cemeterie
this week
The mump epidemic is said to b
diving out and on it's last legs.
Henry Hansen is visiting with friend
In Chicago this week.
The G. A. NJ. club meet with Mis-
Linda Wells on next Saturday evening
John Huber. one Of Lake county
Oldest and most respected citizens, die
at his home on West Joliet street yes
terdav noon. after two weeks of suffer
ing with gall stones. Mr. Huber wa
81 years of age, and came to LAX
county from Germany many years ag'
He leaves a wife and family of twelv
children, nearly all of them Marie
and living in Lake county. of While
are. John. Henry Mike and VIII Hube
Of Hammond. Mrs. Heckleman and Mr.
steuer, also of that city. Mrs. Pete
Helm. Mrs. Frank Rettig and Ed Chris
PETER and Joseph of Crown Point. TIL
funeral will be held at St. Mary's Catf
ollie church on Thursday morning {
Gao o'clock. Interment at the Catho