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Wnrilesstoeniie, 20 Sabre alt.
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Gnrtotieipellue. 81 Sabre dIk tN1f @'Ht'I'
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Observation-Disclosures traBe, SO Sabre ali.
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lnL. 10 Nnhre nlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05

Gin Sabr mars geltcrI,
Dob ErGiiocnt Soft oic Sorgen mo
Soiien iciucS boben ilto perontiport,
lid)ell NmtcS aetraeen. Is lit III
Dem erIten Sobr nidt gncS 10 it1r
mo 9lott %gegolgen, mie Der ErGii-
bent luobl ermortct botte. lie Mepi,
lion bes 1oriis bot Ole breiten Bolts.
id)id,ten nid)t beirieoigt unb I'M Gon-
greB cine Spaltlng inter ben MtiI.
9lichern Der republifon.iihen Eortci
5itr Tol9e 9ebobt. Tie Nodeiebia.
feit ocS Ernlioenten Dor bcn SodsoH.
ncrn icincr Eartei bat i'm @olfe III.
ongcliebm beriibrt uIlb Dem ErGii.
benton piele 9iiraer entfrembet. Milt)
aiif Den Gongreb bot Die Nod)gicbia.
felt bea Er1iibentcn III Der Cart.
frngc ibrc &irfung gebabt. Ins Gro.
granm, bos Serr Soit Dem Gongrcb
sur erleoigung iiir bieie Seiiion EN-.
pfcDlell, nil nidt pom Sled, mn
allies Gran9en bes YrGiibenten Gli.
bert al, Dem Sdnedensang inn Con.
9rcB illd)ts, Ga5u bat cr nod Grtra.
TerornB in ieinen Mcaierunes-@i
reolir. @lopis uno Tinfpt muroeri
cntlallel,. troboem Dos grobe Enbli-
finn onI ihrer Seite itanb. uno Ser
Wtinllter ocS Snnerm. Serr YaIlin'
ger. bat lid Dor eiiem 0ongreB.Go.
mite lpegen peridiebener @eidebniiie
III ieinem Gepartement 81 rcdtisrti.
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Wefanntma6nngen.
stsuer.l epartememt, 2atbbams.

ulftniore G, D. Utar5 1910.
Muiiagem fir bic Goabemnirnug mnb Gr5ffuuus
Der @terStgiten etrahe. =
IS Wiro biernii befarlt s%aenldd1t,, oab auen
gPertberbobuneeit fiir Die Concentrating .ulb
0r6ifiIlts bcr- @ier5isiten strafe, bon BET
Siiotpefiiette BON llniberiitp Nurilpap bis 5nr
Sitieife Don 8olanb.gpenIe gerllb BEN 8alti.
more StabtsGbarter unb Der am ]. Suli 1908
so 1aeen, ppm 8. WidrS 1910. IN.
be3ablt iinb, cine strafsebilbr bon brei t3(
Hro5eni bin6iiaefiiat iiHo bas SteefIfbum, lpets
Dies init loldrli slntlaser belaiiei ipiiree. ioicri
oerIneiien mn gum gerfuui dnGe3eisi fperoen
miro. Irompte He5ablung piro oicie meiteren
grobeH unioiteu permeioeti.
1ranf SroiuH,
tDidr55) SteuereinuebuIer.
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Maraarcthc NrDfo.

IS iiarb am 9. Mdr5. 1910 Wlarsarttbe
Aroio, Sc Sabre alt. Satin hes perftorbenet
Sobn etroIo. Die Seerbieu,a iinoet eamftas,
Gndbnliiiups 9 llbr. bon ibrer ySobnun9. Rr.
?+7, sAo.fanas' strake. aus mad, Oct Iutberi.
iteit @mdnuelslaircbe. pofelblt elm Irauers
uottesbienit abaebalten miro. mo bnln ani
oetn Intberiiten p9ndnueIss 6riebboie" itutt.
(to-n
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Ebas. Is. SienItbad,.

IS ftarb an 8. Widrs 1910. 10.45 abenbs,
fl lopion Charles 6, 6iennbad I'M SO; Sabre
ieines eebel,S. Die 9eeroi4utg finoet Wuutas,
giadmiitnaS , llbr. bon feiner 94obnuna 5u
Spipion aus i!att. Serpunote mo Sreunbe
lino eiilqelnoeiI, herfeiben bei8u,pobncn. Bet
ietilri9 aut Dem rGmanueis Srieobpie" 81 9aurns
billie, Baltimore Gpuiib. (64)
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EaruIiuc NnhIrr.

is itarb an 8. Mdr3 1910 Caroline abbler.
II Sabre alt, aeliebte 8atiir bes beritorbeiist
Suliis A1bler. seripanote mo Sreuube Der
6amiIie iilo adbtutesbpu ein9elaoen. Der Beet
hien1g beifuobnen. peIbe ni Suuntaa, Sad
mitt1gs US ltbr, bon ibrer 9Spbming, VT. 1914,
Sriseoe. efrahe, ans auf Der u9ouoon 0arf
GetIeterb" itnttfinoet. t84-5)
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Mmbrelu &ncQ..

Gs iiarb an A. GRdrj 1910, I'M h3 .llbr
Wiuraelts, Nnbre,u anen, ~Beliebter @aite Der
peritorbeuen Spiepbine AneI.. Sie 3eit Der
Neerbialira miro ipdter nll9ejeigi. tb4)
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Soa yanabirt.

s. itarb AM 8. Wilr5 1910 Sba 2ansbirt,
ecliebte 3odler nes beritorbenen Sebaiiiall mo
oelen qanabtrt, aeb. Nlbreht. i'm sllter bon 10
samftas, ben 3. Msdrs. YES lbr }priniiiaea.
bon ibrcr lebtrl 9&obHuna, Nr. t4t6. Antbunp'
StraRe, ans i!nii. mo bunr nan Der q. Ia
iobus.airde, no NM 3 llbr cine MeauiertsAici
fir ono Sell ibrer Scele cclebrirt miro.
ft4--ll ..H .a "a.
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Waiam &nmntc.

IS iinrb um 2. @idr5 1910 Veiniam W,umnie,
~acIiebter @ntte bon Static MiIntnle. ii sIter
bon 30 Sabren 4 Mouaten uns i6 luaen. Sic
3eerbismna iinpei Samftas, . lbr gtdd,r!ttnaS,
bon Der @obnuns ieiner Sodtcr, Hf. 1870,
Yatteripu,Hlace, ans itntt. (63-D
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Dat Namu Gemeter0,
Gaher.Nrsnue.S oab, nabs Rsrtt. ystut.sasas
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eeialhen. ilnfer aseni iuiro, ipein aelyinfnf.
purfpredeu, (92-)
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9faferiih. - Yariartia. - 1riebliM.
eSeftlid bon @dibroef cine mo eiae baise
WleiIe. Mcuut SoupsgS aseons unb 2orraire,
gadggprs birclt big aum Ginsdna. @eibe Zee
Iepbpne. Stdbt.Siireaur in oritien Sinr hes
. Union 9ruft."G ebduoeS. GbarleS. anb Gatette.
eiraEe. (~WMi41S,T&S)
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Sobm Ser,uia & sobn.

VT. zoos, rrseans. etrafe. NaItimsre. Ib.
9wetsbRfean: Vt. sos. BERT. Gasfern lNsewue,
0iabinnotnt., NuIiinoresGountu
3htf4em ~ peyMist@en fir ane .0eIeDenteitea.
@. 4 y. peoNe - 4ptie fl23.
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airdlid,e Anseiseu.
2iunsaemeinbc.

Sottesbienit 1O.45 BORN. Weinuneen iibcr
GbriftIs. o llbr 8esper: Ser Saptisntus.
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s. Ganoer e SS6ne

2si@eubeftatter Mnb Gia6afiamtsey.
Nr. 1708-f7f0, GantpM.Mpeuwe,
unb eRbeit.(6e 1altimpre.e ctr. nnb WrsabUah.
8. Z 3. uno WiavbIano Telephone.
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Baltimore Gemeterv.

1hrean: 5rentlin. Ytss, Baltimore. \. Nsrttnr.
gearGbnibpidte 5unt Gerfauf - bot SIS an,
NIT !gsa. mo rpfoffet abeearensf $35. Hauri
tGr bier Sriber. Srete Bcnutune Der 0npeue
fit Tubtengotte5oienfte. (Suuit8,1O
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Sctt limb bie Snmrgem.
ten III 9~ticaraeuc mieoer einmal ser.
Idnnettert, baben cine pernid,tenoe
Nieoerlage erlitten. 60 ipirb ans
YInciielOs. Micaragua. gemel0et. Wie
lange, uno mir iperoen bas geraoe
@eaentbeil boren. Sn Der .8ernid)'
tnngsidlodt" ioQen 1900 Wann &c.
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ncll. 2ullter Tiunc, bic oclt Strait
ocntcn unongencbm icin milIicil.
3iebt ser Trdiioent an gnoc hcs CT
item Sobres bos So8it ieiner Sbati9'
felt, 10 miro es fem ionoerlih erfrens
lihcs ieirl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

is a first class and very fashionable |
place. The best wishes of the Whiting |
people go with Miss Schoeneman IN |
her new ventures. all OF whom wish |
her much luck and prosperity.
DR.. Charles Morse of Chicago. who
Is recuperating from an operation for
appendicitis. is spending a few days
visiting his mother. Mrs. William E.
Warwick of Onver street.
Mrs. Charles Pickering of Ohio ave-
nue.. who has the typhoid fever, was
slightly better yesterday.
Rev. F. M Webster of the Plymouth
Congregational church will preach to-
morrow morning from the theme. "A
willing Mind" There will be no serv-
ices in the evening.
Mrs. JameS E. Twitt and daughter.
Grace. of Oliver street have returned
from visit with relatives in Cleveland.
| Fred N. Brett is expected here to-
morrow from Alton, Ill, to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L c. Brett of
| Ohio avenue. for two weeks. Mrs. Brett
and son, Lloyd, who have been here
| for several weeks, will return home
/ with Mr.. Brett
Undertaken p L Murphy of 1oo24
Avenue NJ, South Chicago, passed away
| suddenly at his home on Thursday
night, following stroke of paralysis.
Mr. Murphy was q very popular bust
ness man in South Chicago, and was
we'll known in whiting. The funeral of
Mr.. Murphy will be held tomorrow
morning.
The death Of William Miethke. anoth-
er OF Writings pioneers, occurred al
! his home in 42s John street. on Friday
after an illness of several weeks, re-
sulting from his advanced age. Mr.
Miethke was II years old and had
( lived in Whiting for number of years
He is survived by hts wife, two sons
Otto and Herman Miethke, and one
l daughter Mrs. Charles Bozcjorszky
The funeral will be held at the HON,
. of the deceased tomorrow afternoon a
: l. D. m, under the direction of A Baran
Interment Will be at Hammond.
Herman Brandt has returned to hi
1 home in Chica go, after spending sever
: al days at the home of Mrs. A. Klose o
. One Hundred and Nineteenth street.
The ice cream social given by tn
o Ladies' Aid society OF the Congrega
e tional church. on the church lawn, o.
{ Thursday night. was great success
d The whiting Grays will meet tn
: Mutuals OF Chicago in a game at tn
Forsythe ball park tomorrow afternoo
y at p. m
Q Tom Bosock, who was arrested 70
q assaulting Mrs. John Pataki, and wa
g fined 81 and costs, was released b
: Judge Jones upon the promise to d
It better and never strike q woman again
IT Mrs. Edward Barnes of Harmon
Is visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Helms of tn
h Lucke flats.
n Mr.. and Mrs Gallagher and famil
ID will move from Lincoln avenue. Rot
l. ertsda1e, to their new home in Laport
h avenue within a few days
le Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fl. Murphy were
l. South Chicago yesterday. being Gale
ID there by the death OF the former
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
MANY WILL ATTEND.

Crown Point baseball fandom is all
cooked and primed for the big game at
Hammond tomorrow afternoon and in
the event of favorable weather the
north county city will be called upon
to entertain one OF the largest baseball
delegations ever entering its gates.
over 175 tickets have been sold for the
special train, near forty automobile
loads are assured and with those who
will leave on earlier trains to spend
the day with relatives In that city and
incidentally visit the ball game, the
crowd is estimated at $50 from this
place. Hammond has good chance
to show what she can do In the way of
hospitality and sportsmanship and 1t is
to be hoped that both teams get fair
and square deal from the crowd of fans
Let the best team win and all credit to
It.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
MUNSTER.

Miss Dora Stallbohm went to Mich
igan City today on an excursion with
the Chicago Business college.
J. Swart of Lansing was here on
business yesterday.
The town and school boards held a
business meeting Tuesday evening.
Dave Friedman of Dyer was a bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
Miss Martha Kaske visited Miss Dol
lie Knots and Mrs. j. Reinke al
Hammond yesterday afternoon
Mrs. J. Kunz OF Hammond spent
yesterday visiting friends here.
Mrs. P. Kikkert was In Hammond
yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

In piecing q quilt, which will be sold
In the near future for the benefit of the
church.
There will be no church services
at the Evangelical church tomorrow
Sunday school will be held at the US
ual hour. 10 o'clock.
Herman Theissen and Edward Freese
were Hammond business visitors last
evening.
William Rought of Cleveland ave-
nue. is on the sick list.
Tom Nicholson of Roberts avenue has
resumed his duties at the Standard OIL
company after being confined to his
home for a few weeks with a sore foot.
Andrew Spiscak Is quite Ill at the
home of his parents IN Harrison ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hubbard and
daughter. Buelah. were the guests OF
Gary friends Thursday evening.
A baby girl arrived at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Spiscak of Harrison
avenue Wednesday.
ira Moore of Hammond visited his
daughter. Mrs Henry veis. of Reese
avenue. last evening.
F. r. Schaaf closed a deal Thurs
day evening with Charles Gothic o.
/ P6drl street Tor q story anu d iidi
house In Indiana boulevard. The con
sideration being $4,000.
| Louis Timm of Chicago is spending
few days at the home OF his uncle
| VIM Timm, and family of Indians
| boulevard.
i Fred Balm of East Side was Rob
ertsdale visitor yesterday.
Miss Elanora Flick. Mamie Mills
NJ
ers and John Blaul attended 1aunc
party in South Chicago Thursday even
ing.
} Mrs. James Landon of Harrison ave
nue. was a Chicago shopper Thurs
day.
, Miss Maggie Nicholson Of Robert
avenue Is spending the week wit
friends in Gary.
/ Frank Burley, who is confined to S
Margaret's hospital. is reported to b
improving rapidly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
Band Concert Tonight.

The Whiting Masonic band VIII give
the Whiting people a treat this even
ing when they Will give band con-
cert at Writings new park at p m
The Whiting park, to say the least
of it, is beautiful
The arrangement is perfect The slop-
ing grassy plots. with the shrubbery,
presents a beautiful appearance. The
bath house is the most up-to-date one
around here. and bathing at the Whit
ing beach Is IDEAL The rest rooms also
make things very convenient at the
Whiting park.
The trees still being small. there is
not much shade in the day time. but In
! the evening the park is crowded every
evening. and with the band concert to-
| night there will be a record breaking
attendance.
| Whiting is very proud OF her breath
ing spot, and can boast of having moth
| ing to beat 1T along the lake.
Mrs G. W Fredenburg and children
of New York avenue have returned
from visit OF few weeks with rela-
tives in Ohio.
Josephine Kelly. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Kelly. who has been quite Ill,
| has recovered.
Two children in the family OF Mrs
Setch OF Center street are suffering
from poisin Ivy.
Mrs. Charles D. Davidson and son
James, and daughter, Doris. are ex-
pected home Sunday from Seattle
Wash, where they have spent severa
journing in Europe.
| MI
rupp avenue is suffering with the 'pinl
: eye.
Mrs. Mike Drsozit OF Indiana boule
ward and Fred street has been very IL
as the result of bad case of asthma
Gladys Webster. daughter Of Rev
and Mrs. F. NJ Webster of Laporte ave
4 nue.. will go to Bangor. Mich. on sun
day to spend few weeks.
, Miss Elizabeth Putnam is expects
home the first of the week from 81
Paul, where she has been the past thre
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Powers moved int
Miss Schoeneman's house on Laport
ave. yesterday. Mr.. Powers is the ager
: Lake Shore railroad. and they move
t from South Bend, where they have re
sided for the past twelve years.
t Miss Lila Schoeneman left yesterda
for Chicago to take possession of III
d new boarding house which sk
purchased on Aug. /. The Within
people regret greatly to see Miss Schot
? neman leave our city. She has taugi
a in the public schools of our city II
|. the past twelve years, During all tn
. time she has been very popular wit
:. the young people. Miss Schoenema
. has been very popular In church ar
. society circles, being one OF the men
$, bers OF the Fortnightly club, to whie
l. she has belonged for several years TT
It place she has purchased is in the v
cinity of the Chicago Beach hotel. al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELT

Brights Disease, Diabetes. Rheuma-
ISM. Gout. Gravel. Dropsy. inflammation
Of the Bladder, Bad Blood and Nervous
Troubles caused by Sick Kidneys.
Z NJ. Kolb the well known druggist of
Hammond, knows by experience thai
HINDIPO will cure all forms Of Kid
ney and Nervous ~-o"hles. and will
guarantee 1t In all cases.
Can't you afford to try It at their
risk? It costs nothing II 1t don't do the
work.
Sent by mail to any address. pre-
paid. on receipt of 80 cents. Six boxeA
1850. under a positive guarantee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

Good bargains In agricultural imple
ments are offered by Keilman & Thiel
next Monday at their public auction,
as advertised in THE TINES
John Hoffman of Hammond transact
ed business here Thursday.
Mrs. John Mas. ST.. OF Schererville
was a St. John visitor yesterday.
John Stark and Joseph NJ Gerlach
made a business trip through the east
ern part Of the county yesterday.
Frank Segers of Bemis transacted
business here yesterday.
Frank Fuller OF South Chicago was a
business visitor here Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

father, Undertaken p. L Murphy.
Miss Elizabeth Nickum goes to Lake
Forest on Monday. where she has Sc
cured a good position at Lake Forest
University.
The medicine show continues to draw
good crowds. The contest last night
was a wood saving contest in which
four women engaged. The prizes were
captured by Mrs. Petersen and Mrs.
Thiesen. both of Robertsdale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
Glen and Hosford Parks.

Bruse Calvert and Mas Faber re-
turned home after spending a few days
at Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs q. Elder and sons OF
Hammond were visitors here yester-
day.
Thomas Adler and John Holman were
Hobart visitors last evening.
Mrs. A Leslie is Chicago shopper
today.
Peter Hofverberg Is . Gary business
visitor today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

Mother. find Perry Davis Painkt0eS
invaluable IN the nursery. and It should
be kept at hand in case OF accident
For pain in the breast take q little
Pafnfiiller in sweeted milk and water.
bathing the breast IN It clear at the
same time. II the milk passages arc
clogged. from cold, or other causes,
bathing IN tho Painkiller will give Inn
mediate relief. Ask for New s5 cent
Roffla
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
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Land in Americas Greatest Dairy
State for
$3.50 TO $50 PER ACRE ON EASY
TERMS.

$3.50 TO $50 PER ACRE ON EASY
TERMS.
The enormous Wisconsin land hold
ings of the lumber interests are now
on sale and are rapidly passing into the
hands of settlers and far-sighted In
vestors.
bo0, 900 acres. have been thrown on the
market by the American Immigration
company OF Chippewa Falls Wis. at
such low prices and on such easy terms
center OF activity is IN the famo US
Round Lake country. in Sawyer county.
where 10000 acres, the very cream Of
ROUND LAKE WISCONSIN, FARM
LANDS, is being cut up into farms.
The American Imni grafton company
pwns the fee TO all the lande they offer
60 sell.
acre depending on the value OF the
standing timber. location. etc.
The land is sold on ten years time
The soil is rich and yields abundant
crops. on much of this land there is
enough timber to pay for the farm II
Is country OF abundant rainfall and
the purest of water.
This Is unquestionably the greatest
cheap land opportunity of the country.
Wisconsin land values advancing
by leaps and bounds
The ROUND LAKE WISCONSIN
FARM LANDS are going fast and the
man who gets in at the ground floor
prices can make himself Independent IN
i've years. The time to act is NOW
I
%szN full information may b.
f[HSS&A secured by addressing
tet311ssJsE**iMS48j the local representative
Wt@&SEy of the American Immi
WS5f&%EsN grafton company.
GOSTLIN, MEYN & co
COR. STATE AND EoHoMAN:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
SHCCkS
From the Diary of 81. Lencs

Maria he'd In few friends Z bridge
last night. Jedgin from tn enemies
runnin' round town tday / calkerlate
there must a bin quite er few large
slams made with the mouth insted o
tn deck
AS fur as news items concerned
tibet General Apathy hez Crown Point
besieged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
ST. JOHN.
Public Auction.

Kef1man & Thiel will sell at public
auction at ST. John, on Monday, Aug.
LIST. ten to fifteen buggies. several sets
of buggy harnesses, a number of wag-
on and boxes, etc. The farming tools
are all new.
HENRY L KEILMAN,
Executor of W. F. Keilman's Est
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

Swartx has a lead of four games over
Horst, his next highest opponent so
that II Swartz wins three he has the
medal cinched for the season,
Following is list of some, of the
best scores made yesterday:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30

Fishing at the Kankakee river IS
said to be uncommonly good at pres
ent and Crown Point nimrods are TAX
ing advantage of the good news from
the river and are returning with good
catches
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis P. Wood of Chi
cago are finishing a two weeks vaca-
ton spent at the Northern Wisconsin
fishing resorts. In Crown Point, and will
return home TO Chicago tomorrow
Joseph B. Young is visiting relatives
at Rochester. Ind, for a few days. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Workman of Chi
cago are visiting for a few days with
Mrs. Beers of the Commercial hotel.
Mrs. w Power Tice and daughter
Dorothy leave today for Ironton, Ohio,
where thty join Mr.. Tice to become
residents of that city. Mr.. Tice being
employed by an electric concern there.
A few katy-dids have been heard but
whether their chirping means frost In
weeks remains to be seen.
The fire company held an important
! business meeting last evening at their
| headquarters in the town hall. Crown
Point will not be represented at the
volunteer meet at Lowell on August
| 9Th this year, the decision having beer
made some time ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-30
lack HORST WINS.

Jack Horst won the medal in yester-
days gun club shoot breaking % clay
birds out of a possible 30. The race
for the medal between Swartz and
Horst is becoming most interesting
Nine more meets are TO be held and