The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-08

Miss Mary Mcnamara returned home 1
yesterday from South Bend, Ind, where
she has been spending the summer with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Hiliiard and
family have returned from Wisconsin, /
where they have been spending several
weeks.
Miss Nellie Hannephin returned to
her home in Austin. ILL.,. yesterday after !
weeks vacation, which she spent |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hannephin of One Hundred and Nine |
teenth street.
The Misses Catherine and Myrtle Ped
ersen have returned home from an ex-
tended visit with their uncle in VIII
liams Bay. Wis.
Miss Grace Wilkinson entertain
ed Miss Sadie Wilkeson of South BEND.
Ind. over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Elsie Beck of Crown Point is
here spending two weeks as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. George L. Girard
Mr.. and Mrs. George Girard enter
| tanned Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson
and sons OF Crown Point and Mesdames
Anderson and Curtis Of Chicago at their
| home in Sheridan avenue.
Mrs. Mary Gehrke and family enter
tanned Mrs. Newbold and daughters of
Chicago at their home on One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street.
Miss Mamie Gordon returned TO her
home in Tolleston after spending sever
al days at the home of her uncle, Jo-
! seph Bernstein.
Miss Irene Putnam is substituting in
the fourth grade during the absence
! of Miss George Allen. who is detained
at her home in Chicago by illness
Ida and Jennie BECKETT have re-
turned from Modesha, Kan, where they
visited with the Hazelett family. They
were accompanied by Alice Haze
lett.
| A warrant was sworn out for Otto
| Bauer, who conducts saloon on One
Hundred and Atchison avenue. across
| the Hammond line. The affidavit was
| sworn out by Donald H. Boyd. who
| alleges that Bauer is selling intoxicat-
ing liquors without a license. The
old license expired before the last
meeting of the county commissioners,
and for some reason a license was not
| granted to him at that meeting. Since
that time he was supposed to have
been selling only temperance drinks.
on the strength of the warrant Sher-
IF Grant and a deputy came over and
| confiscated considerable of Otto's stock
in addition to this, the glasses and
several other things. When the case
comes up Mr.. Bauer claims he can
prove himself not guilty, as. he said, he
was positively living up to the letter
of the law, and the beer which was sold
to Boyd he says he can prove was
not the intoxicating kind, but was
near beer" The result of the case
is anxiously awaited among the sa-
loonkeepers, as Bauer was one of the
most popular among them There was.
however a transaction, recently made,
by which the saloon went into the pos
session of John Buntschuh. he now be-
ing proprietor, and Bauer only man
ages
School opened in Whiting yesterday
and the children were all on hand eager
to begin their years works. At the
Slavish and Polish schools there is
considerab BILE increase in attendance and
it was necessary to add another room
to each of these schools. At ST. Mich
-aels school and the public school
quarters will be considerably cramped
until the completion of the new build
: ings. Both Of these schools expect to
be completed by Jan. /. The new pub
lie high school corner stone has been
swung into place and the building is
going up rapidly. The stone, which
weighs 800 pounds. is of polished gran
, tie and bears the date of erectian the
names of the board of education, OF
Superintendent John C. Hall and the
names of the architects. The following
articles which were put in a galvan-
ICED iron box We're enclosed:
: /. The American flag.
2 List of alumni.
, s. List of high school students.
4.W. II. S course for 1909.
, 5. Outline of course of study and
manual teachers for 1903.
6. Commencement program of The
class of 1900.
Z. Exercise book of Leona Nanzel
y Reineman of class of 1900.
s. Glass Of prophecy Of 1907 class.
9. Whiting Call
10. LAKE COUNTY TINES
II. Souvenir edition Of Whiting sun
= 1898
~. whiting city manual Of Whiting
Savings and Loan association.
! 10. Card Of Whiting Cornice works
; FOR SAI4E-House and lot on New
York ave; all improvements; pai
. price, S1.915, half down. rest in cas-.
Z payments. Warren G. Renne & Co, AZ
18th ST., Whiting; phone 212. l.
Some STORES claim to be the 1arg
est furniture store In this section; w
ii know we are. Spiegei. Seth Chicago
leading furniture sfora