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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
HURNHAM.

The friends of William Guthridge
were very thankful to see him return
ing from the hospital. Tuesday, where
he has been for some time. His daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Pierre Guthridge, went
to Englewood and met him and accom-
panied him, home. He is feeling much
better than he has for a long time,
and he is gaining in weight, and we
have every reason to believe that the
careful attention he received while in
the hospital has done him lot of good,
and we trust he will soon be able to re-
sumo his usual duties at his office.
Mrs. Fred Gruhlke entertained friends
from out of town yesterday.
Miss Mary Jabrasky visited her
brother, Emil Jabrasky, at the hospital,
Hammond, Tuesday and reports him do
ing t1ne.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
wittenberg is quite sick again.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson are
spending a few days with friends in
Rogers Park.
Mrs. Albert Graeling of Globe Station
is spending few days with relatives
here.
Julia Peterson has been on the sick
list and has only been able to be Al
work part of the time.
Alonzo Cobb is spending a few day.
with friends in Chicago.
t. j. Cullman, village clerk, was IL
Chicago transacting important business
for the village Wednesday.
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INDIANA HARBOR.

William Pagan has taken a position
as .ladleman in the open hearth of the
Inland mill.
Mrs G. A. Groat and baby Louise
spent last Friday and Saturday In Chi
cago with friends. Mrs Groat went in
to attend the installation of officers OF
the Rebekah lodge No. 80, of which she
is member.
The Royal Neighbors Of America will
give a dance about the middle of Feb
ruary.
Mrs. T. ]. Murley Is entertaining her
daughter. Mrs. T. ]. Griffin and son,
James, of Gary for few days.
The Lady Maccabees will give a sup
per at Cline's hall Saturday evening,
Jan. 20, from o'clock to s.
Two-mile race at the East Chicago
rink tonight. 21-1t
Next Sunday evening Rev. H. A. Car
penter, pastor of the Church of Christ,
viii preach on The Sinews of War"
There will be special music and Mrs c..
A. Groat will sing q solo.
Mrs. John Haywood and Mrs. James
Gardner were the guest yesterday of
Mrs. Andrew Mickey of East Chicago.
After the services at the Baptist
church next Sunday evening there will
be an election of trustees.
Archie Groat was the guest last week
OF his aunt, Mrs. T. J. Griffin OF Gary.
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BAPTISTS BEAT
EAST CHICAGO

BY defeating the East Chicago five
py large count. last night. the Ran
list Athletic club won their ninth con
secutive victory
The game was played at the state
street gymnasium and the Baptists
proved to the East Chicago aggresa-
uon that they were out of their class
and when the final whistle sounded
the score stood 81 to IS in favor of
the Hammond five
There Is now no doubt that the RAN
lists are fthe looming champions of
1910, as there is no other team in these
parts that have beaten them. The BOYS
play a fast, consistent game and have
proven to the public that they are able
10 hold their own against all oppo-
nents in this neck of the woods.
Although the score in last nights
game indicates that the East Chicago
team was badly beaten, it can be said
that the game was very exciting at
times, when the guards of the locals
were<kept busy in blocking and check
ing the fast work of their opponents
This is the second defeat that the
Baptfsts have adminiatered to East
Chicago and therefore 1t is the last
game that they will play with them
unless they can in the future get to-
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year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs L@nberg,
who Is very sick, having heart trouble
Don't forget the home talent play at
STATIONS Opera House Saturday VEN
ing 1t is the third number in the
lecture course given by the Eastern
Stars.
Green e. Roper shipped two cars of
live stock to Chicago today.
Mrs. Fred Einglebrecht and daughter
returned to their home in the city after
spending the past few days here with
relatives.
Mrs. Harriet Munder, living north
west of town. is reported being quite
i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hancock of Du-
luth, Mimi, are here visiting at the
home of the formers parents.
Miss Julia Fleck is visiting with
friends and relatives at Griffith for a
| few days.
The funeral of Harrison Crisman, whc
| died Sunday night at the home of his
daughter, Mrs ]. E. Coates, took place
on Wednesd The funeral services
were conducted by a Baptist minister
from South Chicago, and were held a
! the home. The interment was in tn.
/ Kimball cemetery, northeast of Wheel
/ er.
Members of the Swedish Lutheran
church are making preparations TO
their annual oyster supper to be hell
| on Saturday evening, Jan. 20.
Miss Amanda Nelson, who works il
Chicago. is here visiting her mother.
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Interest Is Good.

The interesting being envinced in the
Farmers institute is great and q good
crowd OF farmers and townspeople are
attending the annual meeting this year
This evenings exercises at Central Mu-
sic hall, in which school children are
admitted free, will be especially enter
tanning ann the address by Professor
Allan of indianapolis will be worth
hearing. Following is the program for
this evenings exercises and the work
mapped out for tomorrow, which will
close an unusually successful insti-
tute
Evening session at Central Music hall
Duet-Miss OFT and Miss Raasch.
Song-High School
Lecture: Doing Things'-Profes-
scr Allen, Indianapolis Training school.
Saturday. Jan. 22nd.
800 a. m.-"What We Can Teach
Children About Farming Professor
Allen.
1920 a. m. - Mixed or Specialized
Farming.'-R- w. Thompson
1880 a. m.-Discussion
Afternoon Session
l:15-Song by Quartette
1:30-"Rope Work fr the School
Room"-Professor Allen.
2:30-'The Farmers Relation To the
Merchant"-R. w. Thompson
3:30-Report of committees and cleo
ton of officers.
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Morganeau, right forward for the
locals, played an excellent game and
proved to be the main point getter for
the Baptists. making "a out of the 81
points. Buttner played his usual star
game at guard and did some fine
blocking when 1t was most needed.
The crowds are increasing every
game and those who gathered at the
gymnasium last night were we'll salts
fed with the contest. Despite the fact
that the weather was unfavorable a
fair sized crowd turned out to see the
game.
Next Tuesday night the Baptist team
will go to Gary, where they will GO
up against fast team. and it is only
of question of time to know whether
or not the Baptists still hold theil
winning streak The lineup:
East Chica goodman, IF; Camp
bell, If; Hudson, c; Parker. rg: Butt
ner, lg.
Baptist A. C.-Morganau, IF; Nc
Shane, If, Mcintosh. c; Hascall, rg
Douglas, lg.
AS a preliminary to the big game a
the Baptist gymnasium last night TIN
Baptists second team defeated tn
Baptist church team of Indiana Harbo
by a score Of 36 to 20. Rosenberg
played the star game for the Baptists
being the main point getter for the 10
Gals
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LOWELL.

Mrs. A. NJ LaForte left yesterday for
an extended visit with her son, Thomas
AForte and family at Washing ton.
Her son holds a lucrative position as
government engraver.
Mrs William Jones OF Fairbury, ILL.,.
is here on visit to her daughter, Mrs
r. r. Powell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newland are
rejoicing over the birth of baby girl
dating from JAM IS.
Mrs Albin Stolberg has returned to
her home at Sanford, Mich. after a
several weeks pleasant visit here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter STAN
ley.
J. A. Clark and family have moved
from Princeton. Ind. to Lowell, ana VIII
occupy the J. p. Spaldfng property II
North Burnham street
Word is received here from Billings
Mont. announcing diphtheria In vii
liam Brannon's family. Mr.. and Mrs
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

lit or start competition which always
results in NOSE satisfactory prices be-
ing giaen. More and anon the con-
sumer will grin and bear 1t, pay the
prices asked and next year. there hap
Ipening to be a scarcity of his butter
cooler. will see the same advanced five
Icents or so per one hundred pounds,
which he will grin and bear, also.
| The news of the death of Beatrice
Marsden of Hebron. the young teacher.
who was well and favorably known at
this place, caused a great deal of sad
ness among those who knew the young
lady. The rest of the family is re-
ported to be improving. and with the
loss of three of their members, the hand
of death has certainly been heavily laid
| upon them.
L The marriage couples always seem to
tame advantage of a bright day and
the clerks Office is visited by twice as
many couples on a day of favorable
weather. as when 1t is stormy and
cloudy. No decrease in the business
| is evident and nearly every minister
and justice shop in town profits by the
business. aost of the couples getting
"spliced" by local talent.
The library board has recently pur-
chased an expensive and noiseless cork
mating for the library floors and al
ready have the same laid, which is
great Improvement up ON the hard-wo
floors being much warmer and prac-
tically nofseless, being great advant-
age. especially in the reading rooms
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Harold H. Wheeler de-
Hlightfully entertained a party Of gen.
tlemen and lady friends at their home
on Main street last evening.
Philenus Williams transacted bust
ness in Gary yesterday
meeting Of the Lane County Agri-
culture society will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the courthouse for the
purpose of rearranging the premium
lists and electing executive officers for
the association. All interested are
asked to be present.
THE TIMEs reporter received a wrong
impression from the reports of the mer-
Its of The Rounder" at Central Music
hall on Thursday night. Later reports
say that. the attraction was the rankest
ever showing at this place, the cast
being made up of FOUNDERS" thrown
In with the FOUNDERS" Few stayed to
see the finish.
Mrs. Margaret Pettibone and daugh-
ter Edith will be hostesses at lunch
con and card party to a number of lady
friends at their home on Court street
tomorrow afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
Falling Hair
You Run No Risk When
You Use This Reemdy.

While many people in their prime
doubt the assertion that 1.-The hairs of
our head are numbered" yet there is to-
day many man and woman fast reach
ing the point where this statement is
literally brought home to them IL
you suffer from irritation Of the scalp,
and from dandruff, or IL your hair is
falling out, do not wait until you reach
the point where you can actually
count how many hairs are left on your
head.
Most cases of badness are caused be-
cause the roots lack proper nutrition.
In such cases there is a microbe which
bores through the scalp along the line
of the hair into the root and. when
it lodges there 1t begins to destroy the
/ fatty matter around the hair roots
When the scalp and hair roots are
strong and healty, it is impossible for
these microbes to get in their deadly
work.
/ We can promise you that. II your
/ hair is falling out and you have not
let 1t go too far, you can repair the
damage already done by using "Rexail
SO" Hair Tonic. 1t is scientific. cleans
ing, antiseptic, germicidal preparation,
that destroys microbes, stimulates good
circulation around the hair roots, pro-
notes hair nourishment, removes dam
druff and restores hair health. Tt ID
as pleasant to use as pure water, and
it is delicately perfumed. 1t is a real
toilet necessity
We want you to try Rexall "e3" Hair
Tonic with our promise that 1t will
cost you nothing unless you are per.
fectiy satisfied with it's use. 1t comes
In two sizes, price so cents and $1.oO
Remember you can obtain 1t only a
. our store.-The Rexall Store. The Lilo,
Store Pharmacy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
HEAD OF EAGLES WEBS
Frank E. Herring Takes a
Bride in Milwaukee.

South Bend, Ind, Jan. 21-Frank
Earl Herring of South Bend, national
president of the Order of Eagles. for
mer democratic candidate for lieuten-
ant governor and ex-football player,
who was recently divorced by his wife.
Mrs. Florence Herring to whom he was
ordered to pay $4,000 alimony, mar
ried In Milwaukee today Mrs. Claribell
orion. widow Of William Osgood Or
ton of South Bend The ceremony was
at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. D. G. Ormsby. Mrs Orton's first
husband promoted the Chicago, Lake
Shore and South Bend railway. He
was wealthy.
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games prizes were awarded and dam
ty refreshments were served.
Charles, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stress of Harrison avenue. un-
derwent an operation for an abscess on
his neck at their home Wednesday
morning Drs Dewey and Doolittle per-
formed the operation. The little one is
doing as we'll as can be expected at
this writing.
Herman Theissen of Indiana boule-
ward attended the Columbus lodge. K
of p, in East Side, Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Miller of Roberts avenue is on
the sick list.
Miss Selma Ehlers entertained num-
Der of friends at her home in Roberts
avenue Tuesday evening in honor OF her
| 10Th birthday anniversary. The guests
spent a pleasant evening in games of
various descriptions and other social
amusements until a dainty luncheon
| was served by the hostess. At late
hour the guests departed for their
homes wishing Miss Selma many more
such happy birthdays.
| Miss Wilma Balm of South Chicago
was the guest of Miss Myrtle Soltwedel
| of Harrison avenue last evening.
Miss Mamie Brown of Harrison ave-
| nue. is recovering from a severe attack
| of the grippe.
Mrs. Fred Binhammer of Roberts av-
enue visited her mother. Mrs. Strum
| of Hamond. Thursday.
Mrs Merle Gardner and daughter o.
Roberts avenue were the guests of out
of town friends Wednesday,
Don't fail to attend the entertain
ment given by the Junior Helpers a
the church this evening.
Mrs William Rought of Cheltenhan
was the guest of her son, William
Rought, and family of Cleveland ave
nue. Wednesday.
} Miss Hattie Klemm Of Indiana boule
ward spent the day shopping in Chi
: cago.
Mrs. William Eggers of Indian
: boulevard is recovering slowly fror
her recent illness.
Miss Hulda Neef of Hobart is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Erwin Hanson o
} Roberts avenue.
Frank Buehler of Roberts avenu
attended the banquet given by the Ma
sanic order of Gary Tuesday evening
Mrs Alex Hazelett and son, Wesle,
were Chicago visitors yesterday
Mrs. vogel of South Chicago and Mr.
Cobb of Hegewisch were the guests c
Mrs. Fritz Kasch of Indiana boulevar
yesterday.
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DYER.

~ showing the
nte rurban liz
the proposed in Hnnne to be
built by the Ind<e~ thwestern
Traction company in thecgar future.
Although the line is thus far only on
paper. it shows that there is more be-
hind it than mere talk.
BY the way, have you given the in
corporation matter your careful atten-
aion? If not there are still a few days
left Think it over and cast your
vote Monday and be sure you are on
the right side.
Edward Baker of Hanover Prairie
was a business visitor here yesterday.
William Ohlendorf of near Bruins
wick transacted business here yester-
day
Peter Lauermann of st. John was
here Wednesday to look after some
business matters.
John L. Keilman made a visit to
Chicago Wednesday in the interests
of his busienss.
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Notwithstanding the plenteous crop
OF ice which. has just been harvested
the same being Of the very best quality,
no relief Is in sight for the consumer
from the high prices which prevailed
last season throughout Lake county
and the chances seem very good for
the summer necessity and luxury to
remain at the high figures of last year,
40 cents per one hundred pounds. High
wages and cost of hay and grain, are
the reasons advanced by the dealers for
keeping the costs up at famine prices
they claiming that more money was
made by them when ice sold for 80
cents per one hundred pounds than at
40 cents. This is all very plausible, but
of small comfort to the consumer who
sees the lakes still full Of a good quail
ity of ice, but with no one to harvest
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MUNSTER.

Miss Kate Kickkert visited in High
land yesterday.
Mrs John Kickkert will leave today
for short visit with friends and rela-
tives In Roseland,- III.
Miss Minnie Kaske has returned from
a few days visit with friends in Chi
cago and Hammond
Miss Lizzie Tanis is on the sick list
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CLARK STATION.

The 4year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Pierson is very sick. He is re-
ceiving the care of DR.. Petry of Toll
lesion.
Miss Emily Behn of Clark was an
East Side visitor
Miss Grace Suits is on the sick list
Frederick c. Holif1eld of Gary spent
the evening here.
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Not Really "WjId ApnIes. :"

Researches by a horticultural ex-
pert show that the so-called wild APP
ples,' or wild crab," from which
many of the present standard CONNER
cial varieties have sprung, were way
ward descendants of trees originally
imported from England and other for
eign countries in the eighteenth CEN
fury.
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ers who is in the Englewood Union
hospital, suffering with appendicitis.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs p. ].
Curtain of Ohio avenue, has been very
Ill, but is somewhat improved now.
Mrs. John Hannephin and Mrs. ].
Sandmeyer were Chicago visitors yes
terday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Chesterton
is here on business for few days.
Misses Winnie, Lydia and Della Fieres
were East Chicago visitors on Wednes-
day evening.
The Daughters of Liberty will give
pedro party In the L o. o. F. hall on
next Wednesday night. Admission, in
Guiding lunch, Is cents.
Mrs. Katherine Spencer Slater will
be the guest of her father, David Spen-
Ger, on Sunday.
The subject for the meeting of the
Epworth League on next Sunday will be
How to Have a Conscience Void of Of
Acts 24:16; Timothy 1919; 1
Pet 3:15-16. The leader will be Miss
Gladys Pritchard.l
Two-mile race at the East Chicago
! rink tonight 21-1t
Mrs Adam Stoll of Berry Lake. Ind.
| is i'll with the grippe
| Mrs NJ. Kadow of Schrage avenue
was a South Chicago visitor on We'd
nesday night, attending the meeting OF
/ the T. of B. H.
| Roy Wolf attended the East Chicago
skating rink on Wednesday night
The Owl club basketball team will
| play the Chicago Meteors at their gym
nasium tomorrow night
i A. ]. Dimmock, accompanied by ar
East Chicago friend, saw I'm Old Ken
lucky" at Mcvicker's theater Wednes
day afternoon
Wells Won Albade of Chicago was the
guest of Charles D. Gamer on Wednes
day
Mrs. William Bieson Of Atchison ave
nue. is on the sick list.
Clinton c. Harris of New York ave
nue., who was i'll with typhoid feve
for several weeks, has suffered re
4 lapse and a trained nurse has again
been secured.
Chief of Police P. J. Lawler was Il
Crown Point yesterday.
Mrs. Felix McE1roy is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Frank Fredette, AM
: two daughters, Leona and Flossie, o
Fulton, n. Y, who expect to remain
i here for several weeks.
Miss Mary Hickey was a South Chi
cago visitor yesterday
Among those from Michigan VIII
were here to attend the funeral of job
) McElroy, Jr., were Mrs. Hiram Benedic
: sister of Mrs. McElroy. and two broth
ers, Robert and Harry Eastman; Ere
Reek. son-in-law. and Mr.. and Mrs Av
!. cry Benedict. cousins Of the deceased
|, Miss Pearl Travers entertained Mis-
Marie Ryan and Messrs- Bert Thwing
and Carl Zerler, all of East Chicago, g
her home in Fred street Wednesda
Eevening.
Mrs. Adam Stoll is Ill with the gripp
David Wayne of Chicago Height
called on Whiting friends
La Van Tucker, a freshman IN tt
Whiting high school. met with an acc
dent in the manual training departmel
which came nearly causing his deaf
The young man caught hold of III
& wire used in the lighting service. ar
3 with the other hand he was holding 6
!. iron post. It was impossible for hi
to leave go, and only for the presen
OF mind of other boys in the room Il
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A Student of Human Nature.

THAT was pretty harsh note Mr..
Clincher sent you" YES" answered
the debonnair debtor. But he didn't
mean most of it. He has just en-
ployed a new stenographer. When he
dictated that letter he was showing
off,"
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CARD OLE THANKS.

We wish the courtesy of your coll
ums to express our heartfelt thanks
and gratitude to the many friends and
neighbors who so kindly and willingly
assisted us during the recent fatal III
ness of our father, Harrison Crisman
We feel that words are totally made
quate to convey our appreciation to
Rev Kemper of the Baptist church OF
Windsor Park, Chicago. and the choir
who so sweetly rendered the anthems
and the friends who SO tenderly bore
our father to rest. We feel especially
Indebted to the Royal Neighbors and
friends who displayed their esteem and
sympathy with floral pieces we assure
them of our esteem and appreciation
MR.. AND MRS. J. E. COATES.
V. l. CRISMAN.
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HESSVILLE.

Miss Carrie Reichardt visited friends
in Hammond yesterday afternoon.
Mrs John Tinola was Chicago Wis
itor Thursday.
The Silver Leaf Athletic club will
give a masquerade dancing party In
Germans hall Saturday evening, Jan
%.
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LANSING.

Feter Chapec, Jr.. of Oak Glen VIZ
a Chic Chicago viSv~ -zs3IEH Alb
Oef59A0ehlke was Hammond
visitor
Andrew Ward was a business visitor
in Chicago Tuesday morning.
Mrs. c. Nuffer entertained visitors
Peter Chapel. ST.. was Chicago yis-
itor yesterday.
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circuit, which was passing TIN
body, would have caused his deafI
they not have. ran downstairs and turn
ed off all the electric light switches, as
it were both his hands were badly
burned and his entire system given
severe shock. DIR. E. L. Dewey was
called, and after removing him to his
office and doctoring up the burns he
took him to his home in Harrison ave-
nue.. Rovertsdale, where he is now
reported as doing nicely.
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from Chicago Wednesday and are occu-
plying one of Mrs. Trainers cottages.
MIS- Doran was formerly Miss Effe
Schay.
Mildred. the 1year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Proescholdt, is
quite sick
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ROBERTSDALE.

Miss Louisa Klemm was sent to the
home OF her grandparents in Canada
Wednesday afternoon by Trustee Beck
err of Hammond.
The members of the Afternoon En-
PERTAINING club were entertained Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
George Golding in South Chicago. The
guests met for a pleasant social time
and played several games of pedro dur
ing the afterpAop. At the close ofatie
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Marriage Licenses

Henry Bunch, Sherry williams, Chi
cago; Frank Jones, Anna Graylowsky
West Hammond, ILL.,; julius Huzar, Rosa
Laszco. Gary; Harry G. Nieman, Mar
garet A. Dewarl. Chicago: Joseph F.
Mcmahon. Emily Ogg. Chicago.
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ONLY ON. "nRoMo aU1N1NEy

Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That is LAXATIVE QUININE. Look
for the guarantee of E. w. GROVE.
Used the World over to Cure Cold In
One Day. csc.