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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-30
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

garet IAngmeyer also returned nome
with Miss Putnam and will be her |
guest for several days.
Rev F. NJ. Webster of the Plymouth
congregational church will preach next
Sunday from the following themes: "A
Christian Meditation for the New Year"
and Jesus at Church. After the morn
ing sermon the Lords supper will be
observed, and members will be received
into the church.
Mrs. John Brinkman and family of
Davidson place have returned home
from Michigan City. Ind. where they
spent Christmas with relatives.
Miss Dorothy Goldsmith of One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street is entertain
ing her cousin, Seymour Simon of Chi
cago.
The regular meeting of the Daugh-
ters of Liberty was held on Wednesday
night at which the annual election of
officers and also initiation took place.
| Miss Elizabeth Nickum has returned
| to Lake Forest after visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs. Kate Brett, of Ohio ave-
nue..
| John Brinkman, who has been suffer
| ing with blood poison for the past few
| days, has been again able to resume his
work at the Standard Oil company.
Mrs. Sarah Neff of Chicago attended
| the meeting of the Daughters of Lib
| erry on Wednesday evening.
w. w. Holiday, who has been acting
superintendent of the Whiting schools
] since the resignation of John c. Hall,
has been officially appointed superin-
| tendent at a recent meeting OF the
| board of education. A principal to sue
| coed Mr.. Holiday has not yet been ap-
pointed by President Charles Klbse said
yesterday that this will probably be
taken up at their next meeting.
Officer Charles See of Hammond was
in Whiting on Wednesday.
Mrs. William Collins, who has been
here visiting at the home of her SON.
Clay Collins, has gone to Hegewisch,
ILL.,, to visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Patterson.
Skating afternoon and night every
day this week at East Chicago rink. 81
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similar questions. He states that as
God says, Come and let us reason to-
gether." So Gods thoughts on these
subjects are reasonable and such as
will be approved when rightly under
stood by human wisdom, justice and
love. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. Seats are free and no collec-
ton taken
Miss Gladys Kennedy is spending this
week at home with her parents of Buff
falo avenue.
Miss T. Graham of the East Side is
spending a few days here with rela-
tives.
C. Booser has opened up a fine new
grocery in the large brick store build
ing on Park avenue. in Durham
Miss Genevieve Edwards is reported
quite i'll with pneumonia at her home
on Buffalo avenue.
Miss Lucy Rice, who has been spend
ing few days here with Mrs. Mary
Neel, left Wednesday morning for Be-
lott, Wis, where she expects to finish
| school.
! Mr.. Harding of Chicago was in Burn
ham on business yesterday.
| Mrs. B. A. Anderson of Commercial
avenue was a Chicago visitor yester-
day afternoon.
| Mrs. Dolem of Superior avenue is re-
ported quite ill.
| Miss Elda Holberg Of Houston ave-
| nue. was Hammond visitor last Wed.
| nesday.
David Anderson of Commercial ave
! nue., who moved to Kankakee a shor-
/ time ago moved their goods from theil
cottage on Commercial avenue yester
day afternoon.
Axle Anderson was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Anderson of Park Mano
at dinner Wednesday evening.
Miss Dena Doleen was a Hammon'
visitor Wednesday afternoon.
William Anderson of Commercial av
enue is visiting friends at Englewooo
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ROgERTSDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs f. Clemens of St Joe,
Mich, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A Phelps of Indiana boulevard.
Mrs. j. Coughlin of Harrison avenue
is quite il lat her home.
Miss Ida Homan and brother, Harry,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin of Chicago the early part of the
week
Mesdames Robert Atchison, T. w.
Kohr John Soltwedel and Herman
Theissen were the guests of Mrs. VIII
liam Balm of East Side Thursday
William Winkleweed of Indiana boul-
evard is on the sick list.
Mrs Burligh is quite sick at hel
home in Harrison avenue and is under
the doctors care.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Golding are en-
| Pertaining their nieces. Harriet ant
| Bernice Golding, of South Chicago a
their home in Harrison avenue.
Mrs. Chris Wonnecott and daughter
Helen, were South Chicago visitor
. Wednesday.
I Mr.. Barr of Indiana boulevard wa
overcome by gas while fixing a leal
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nonia, is reported some better

monia, is reported some better.
Fred Buse shipped two carloads of
cattle to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Buse visited in Chicago
yesterday.
A. Callner went to Chicago on bust
ness last evening.
John Love, one of Lowells prominent
citizens, an ex-member of the town
board, who a couple of years ago sus-
tanned a slight stroke of paralysis, sus-
tanned another stroke the other day
and is confined to his bed. He is able
to sit up in bed, and it is thought he
Will recover from the stroke.
Mrs. Roy Snyder and son returned
home from the city last evening.
Miss Laura Rigg of Chicago is a
guest at the home of Elmer Nichols.
Attorney Will Belshaw transacted
business in Chicago yesterday.
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SHCCkS
Rrsm tlns Diary Of 81. Lence

Important change in real estate II
Squdgeville this week. Marshal B.
Weary cleaned of tn Easy street cross
in.
Good ez an emetic: Boston s'ciety
lady guy a swell receptshun fer her
cat an dawg last week.
Take er immunity bath, Mr.. Knots.
The local lodge of knights of Pyth-
las held their election of officers for
the ensuing year last evening and the
following members were chosen to fill
the chairs during 1911. The installa-
tion exercises will be held on the first
regular meeting night of the new year
The newly elected officers are: Au-
gust Bremen, chancellor; Thomas Plat.
vice chancellor; II. L. Wheaton, prelate
r. B. Bradford, NJ. W.. George Bliss, NJ.
A.; John Beattie, X. r.; Fl. E. Sasse.
NJ. F.; f. r. Cole, NJ. E.; Vernon Parry,
l. G.: Harry Nicholson. o. G.; C. w.
Altman, trustee.
At the meeting of the Crown Point
Rifle club last evening Harry d. Swartz
captured the medal by a score of 291,
with c., Hentges a close second with
2s9. The scores made by the members
last evening are as follows: Glover
$50: Swartz. 291; Scull, 2SS; Curtis, psf;
Farley, 277 Hentges, 2s9, Krost, 2ss;
Lehman, aS3. The club has changed
its night of meeting from Wednes day
to Thursday of each week.
Owing to the general praise giver
the rendition of the cantata, Promise
and Fulfillment," by the Methods
church choir last Sunday. and the fac
that many were unable to hear it, the
entire program will be repeated mex
Sunday evening and those who missed
the first rendition will be given the op
portunity of hearing the appropriate
holiday cantata at that time. Follow
ing is he program.
voluntary MISS Mortol
Holy, Holy. Holy. .Choi
characterization ...... .Audienc
CANTATA
Part 1.-The Promise
I Have Made a Covenant. Choru
Then Thou Spakest in Vision (Bari-
tone Solo) TX. b. Brddfor
The Lord Shall Defend ..........
Soprano Solo and Choru
The Spirit of the Lord Is Upon Me.
.. Contralto Solo and Quartz
A Mighty Salvation. Choru
Solo-"Christmas" Mrs. Handle
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GRIFFITH.

A j. Love of Sherburnvflle, ILL.,, is
visiting his son, F. W. Love. and family
for few days.
Stanley Irving is quite seriously sick
With pneumonia.
Mrs. L. A. Southworth and daughter.
Emily were Chicago shoppers yester-
day
Mrs. Lee Chalfant is shopping in
Hammond today.
Jacob Miller Is transacting business
in Chicago today
Independent Foresters held special
meeting last evening for the purpose
of making arran gements to aid Ed.
DEACON, a brother Forester, who Is Sc
riously ill.
Mrs Mat Helfen, who was In a criti-
cal condition as a Eesult of a stroke
of paralysis, died at D. m. yesterday.
H. NJ. Lawrence of Valparaiso was a
pleasant caller here Thursday morning.
Clarence Hutchin has just returned
from a few days visit with friends at
Marissa, III.
The following pupils in the public
school. room 2, of Griffith were Meth
er absent nor tardy for the month end
ing Dec. 23rd:
Laverne, Alger, Virgil Beiriger, An
ma Boesen, Harry Covert. Esther Lik-
ems, Marie McNanny. Ruth Prince, E
Walters, Ellen Welsh, Alvies Long
Margaret Miller, Edward Seberger
| Laura Lennertz, teacher.
| Lloyd Love and wife of Grant Park
/ are visiting a few days at the home
| of his brother, l. w. Love.
| NJ L. ToohiN was a Chicago visitor
| yesterday.
NJ Grimmer transacted business il
| Chicago yesterday.
| Miss Mary Bennett is entertaining
| her neice from Kansas City for few
days.
The funeral of Mrs. Matt Hefen will
take place at Schererville Saturday a
| 10 o'clock.
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Articles of incorporation.

Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the Office of the secretary of
state for the following:
Randolph Mt. Pleasant Cemetery As
ISOLATION, Washington township, Ran
dolph county; no capital stock; direc-
tors. Omer Brown, Robert Derrickson
Andy Macon, w. NJ. Hinshaw and James
Moore.
The Peat Products Company, Ari-
IONA: capital stock, $1,500,000; certified
in Indiana for $4,000; to manufacture
and deal in peat products; ]. w. Wilson
president.
Peru Electric Company. Peru; capt.
tai stock, $780, 900; to manufacture cleo
trical supplies; directors, w. H. Zim-
norman, ]. H. Miller, John Kramer, c
r. Hughes and =. H. Brownel1.
| The United States Encaustic Tile
Works Natural Gas Company. of Indi
annapolis, filed notice of dissolution
Charles NJ. Cooper, president.
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LABOR NEWS

Bank clerks on the east side, New
York City. have organized
Retail clerks recently organized a
union at Ogden, Utah.
Typographical Union No. %, of Gal
weston, is the oldest union in Texas.
The next annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor will be
held in Atlanta.
The marine engineers have a total
membership the coasts, lakes and
rivers of the United States of 1900.
The annual convention of the United
Mine Workers of America will be held
in Columbus. Ohio. beginning on
January II, next.
The Brotherhood of Transfers is now
officially known the Brotherhood Of
Transfers, chauffeurs, Stablemen and
Helpers.
| The Granite Cutters Union. and the
Marble Cutters and Stone Cutters
Union have organized a district council
of stone trades for San Francisco.
| The total receipts of Austrian labor
unions in 1909 amounted to S1,770,340,
and the total expenditure to $1.715 $40,
the corresponding figures for 1908 being
sl.S44,990 and $1,650,965, respectively.
| Sixty organizations affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor paid in
death benefits during the year just
passed s1,236,243. Twenty affiliated or
CARNATIONS paid $731.955 in sick bene-
fits. during the same period
/ The American Federation of Labor
at it's recent annual convention in ST
Louis decided to erect in Washington
d. c., a temple to be dedicated to the
cause of organized labor in this coun-
try. Plans will be prepared without
delay
) The machinists' and blacksmiths' un-
ion of North America, founded in 1859
and incorporated by Congress in tina
year, is the only labor organization
which ever received a charter from tn
United States Government.
Chicago city hall clerks and assist
: ants of department heads have forme
a union and will demand that
minimum salary of $500 per year shall
be paid to all bookkeepers and clerk
e employed by the city. The organiza
ton is affiliated with the Chicago Fed
:. Grafton of Labor.
n There are some twenty six employer
: unions in Germany which have a regu
lar system of strike insurance. payin
: compensation at fixed rates. and min
more unions which pay compensate
r according to the merits of each ii
n dividual case but without a fixed rat
of decentralization.
l. There are 500 school teachers out {
d work in London, and the London cour
It ty council has been consid ering a pla
of reducing classes and thus providir
T, employment for more teachers. B,
IS fore the meetings of the council
which the problem was considered IL
is unemployed teachers tried to hold
k mass meeting, but the police preyentt
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HORART.

The homes of George Story and Ru-
dolph Van Loon are quarantined on &C.
count of scarlet fever.
Miss Diana Kent returned to Mil
waukee, Wis, yesterday after spending
several days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Petersen left the
first of the week for Florida to spend
the winter
Mrs. Teckla Ceander left for her
home in Reno, New, on Tuesday. She
visited with her parents here for the
past ten weeks.
Harry Parker underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis in Chicago last
Friday. He is attending school at
the Northwestern university. Last re-
ports are that he is recovering nicely
George Stocker is visiting with cous-
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Henry Bogardus of oliver street was
called to Ypsilanti. Mich, by the death
Of his grandmother
Peter Daily of Central avenue was
taken to the South Chicago hospital
Mr.. DAILY has been i'll for several weeks
with pneumonia, being still in very
serious condition, his removal to the
hospital was deemed necessary
Miss Elizabeth Lehr will leave for
Laporte tomorrow to remain over Sun
day as the guest OF friends.
Rev. John B. Berg has returned home
from Schererville, Ind, where he visit
ed his brother, Rev William Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray. who were
visiting friends here. have gone to ST.
Paul, Mimi. but are expected here to-
morrow to remain over New Years with
friends and will then leave for their
future home in Houston. Tex.
The 9-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bukowski of New York avenue
is seriously ILL.,
New Years turkey dinner Sunday,
Jan. /, at the Flower hotel, Whiting,
Ind. 30-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazard of the Recht
| flats have returned home from Edin-
burgh, ILL.,. where they visited with rel
| atives.
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry Tilton and family
| of Laporte avenue have returned home
| from Lowell, Ind. where they attend
| ed a family reunion.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Pat Mclaughlin of 1913 Roberts ave-
| nue..
| Fred Mech of Wilcox, who work:
for the bridge company at Gary, sus
| tanned a broken leg while at work. He
was at first taken to the Gary hospital
| but is now at his home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe PETER O
702 One Hundred and Twentieth stree
| a daughter.
Mike Girman Of Fred street has beef
on the sick list for the past severa
| days.
Miss Irene Putnam returned yester
day from Harvey, ILL.,, where she Wis
tied at the Abbott home. Miss Mar
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ST John.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mitsch of Han
over township were ST. John visitors
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Hilbrich of Hammond
and children spent several days here
with relatives and returned home We'd
nesday.
Frank Thiel made a business trip to
Hammond Wedne sday.
John Mayer of Schererville transact
ed business here Thursday.
Anton Spieler of Hanover Center was
a st. John business visitor today.
Nicholas Thie1 made a business trip
to Chicago today.
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Nobody Spared
Kidney Troubles Attack Hammond
Wen and Women. Old and Yuong.


Kidney iEs setgs youn6 and oid-
Come quickly with 2HtAe warning.
Children suffer In their carly year,
Caxast control the kidney sscxettons.
Gsras are ianguid. nervous. suffer
pain
women vzorry. can't do daily work
Man have lasrse and aching backs.
The cure fox man. woman or child.
n t. cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Deans Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neye-
Cure all forms of kidney suffering.
Hammond testimony proves It.
Mrs Nellie Shearer. 81 Flaznmer Ave-.
Hammond, Ind. says Doan's Kidney
P1saz have been used in eur family for
uacxache and other sympfoms Of kidney
complaint and the results have always
been Of tie best I willingly recon-
mend this remedy 70 all kidney sun.
Orera."
For sale by ell dealers Price 50
cents Foster-M i1burn Co. Buffalo. New
York. sole agents 70 rthe United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take NO other.
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STIEGLITZ PARK.

Mrs. O'Keefe Of Whiting visited here
yesterday.
Miss Mary German visited in East
Chicago.
Master Paul Slukie went on a hunt
ing trip to Clark Station.
Mrs. F. Neer and her daughter, Ber-
nice. was visiting here yesterday.
John Wollemberg transacted business
here today
John Moxshimok went to Dyer on
business Thursday
Mr.. Lich of St. John transacted bust
ness here yesterday.
Miss V. Mirers went to East Chicago
on business Thursday afternoon.
Michael O'Keefe went to Hammond
on business today.
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Part II
y
Hymn-Joy to the World
The Fulnllment
There Were Shepherds. -. Miss Houk
Soprano Solo, Quartet and Chorus
Noel (Soprano Solo) Mrs. Winner
AND IL Came to Pass .---.....
.--...T Tenor Solo and Mems Chorus
A Christmas Lullaby :. Mrs. HandIey
Contralto Solo and women's Chorus.
Three Kings Have Journeyed. ~
Mems Chorus
Hymn of Alteration Chorus and Trio
Rejoice Greatly. Final Chorus
Benedictiorf
1t is reported that the Piske place,
opposite the Huber homestead on Joliet
street, has been sold to Chicago parties,
who intend making extensive improve
ments on the newly purchased proper
ty in the spring.
Ex-senator Johannes Kopelke will be
host to a number of Lake county gent
lemen at a stag" at his home on East
street next Sunday.
The basketball game between the
high school and Alumni teams at Cen
trail Music hall tonight promises to be
!, one Of the most interesting and excit-
| ing contests of the season. The two
teams are evenly matched and the close
| game between the teams resulting in a
victory for the Alumni by close score
has engendered a great deal of friend
! ly rivalry between the players and
| their loyal adherents A spectacular
!, contest is promised. with the odds
| slightly in favor of the high school
| team
There are many vacant lots and
I acres in Crown Point that would make
ideal skating Kinks which the towr
could convert into delightful pleasure
places for the young folks at very
small cost. Even one acre of properly
flooded and cared for would be a boor
to the kids, whose only resort for the
pastime is dangerous Fancher lake,
mile from town and a constant source
of danger on account of the springs
The town dads could earn the everlast
ing gratitude of the vonng folks by ca
tering to their needs in the skatins
rink line.
: Manager Rider of the Lyric theate
, is making constant improvements Of
! the building, exterior and interior, TO
the comfort of his patrons and aim
to have the place an ideal house of 1t
| steadily increases. due to the excellen
cy of the entertainment provided an
disproves the assertion that Crow
. Point people would not support a pic
ture show, to warrant the expenditur
of money which Mr.. Rider has seen fl
, to do. With the show kept up to it
present standard of entertainer
there is no question but what it wi
4 ! be a permanent institution with Crow
Point amusement lovers.
The rural mail carriers will have
vacation next Monday, the first holi
\ day for them in many moons.
William Parry is making substantis
improvements in the uptown snow
rooms of the Pioneer Monuments
| Works, by way of concrete floors, ct
Miss Marguerite Mack of Rockfor
university, is visiting her parent
Treasurer Mack and wife. during tt
holidays.
Several Crown Pointers saw "Ba
riers Burned Away" at Taylor's opel
house. Lowell, last evening and repo
I the attraction as being very good.
u Manager Lehman OF Central Mus
hall has booked some good attraction
for the latter part of January and Fe
ruary, and promises Crown Poi
amusement lovers some excellent shoy
u during the named time.
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ms in st. Louis.

ms in st. Louis.
Reuben Bride is putting up ice. The
mild weather has injured the crop con-
siderable.
The Liverpool school will be closed
after the New Year, and the pupils will
be hauled to Hobart. Miss Lille Ros-
sow. teacher. has been transferred to
East Gary, to take Kathleen XIII
CREWS place.
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LOWELL.

! Arnold Thurmer of Chicago is spend
! ing a few days at the home of his sis
ter. Mrs Morton Northrup, and hus
/ band southeast of town.
Helen Morey. daughter of William
/ Mnrav who is seriously i'll with pneu-
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HIGHLANDS.

Mrs. P. Ellsworth is visiting her
parents in Crown Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boss are visiting rela-
tives in Roseland.
Mrs. Ericks is a Hammond shopper
today.
Mrs. d. Bricks is a Hammond visitor
today.
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A FEW DIMES FOR CAR FARE OR
POSTAGE 1T YOU'RE ANSWERING
ADS A FEW DIMES FOR YOUR
OWN WANT" IF YOU'RE ADVER-
Using IN THE TIMES-AND THE
YTSVTAI RESUTT.T Is
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Only One ~BRoMo auINrNr>

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUINTNE.
Look for the signature of E. w.
GROVE. Used the World over to Cure a
Cold in One Day Csc.
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BURNHAM..

Skating afternoon and night every
day this week at East Chicago rink. st
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Good ez an emetic: Boston s'ciety
lady guy a swell receptshun fer her
cat an dawg last week.
Take er immunity bath, Mr. Knots.
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and makes the president of the
United States supreme. 1t was
passed Feb. Is, 1898. Here 1t is:
"That whenever 1t shall be
shown to the satisfaction of the
president that by reason of the
existence of cholera or other con-
tagious disease in foreign coun-
try, there is serious danger of the
Introduction of the same into the
United States, the presf-
dent shall have power to prohibit
in whole or in part the introduce
Ition of persons and property from
such contry or place as shall desig-
nate, and for such a period of time
as he may deem necessary"
Upon arrival of an infected YES
sci not provided with the proper
facilities for treatment the score
tary of the treasury may remand
1T to the nearest national quaran-
tine station, where accommoda-
lions and appliances are provided
for disinfection and treatment of
vessels, passengers and cargo.