The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-07

songs sung by the Illinois Glee club
forms one of the most pleasing fea-
lures of their singing. Bell ringing
and instrumental solos will be a fea-
ture of this seasons programs.
Jesse Wilbur Bartholomew, the
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Batholo-
NEW, aged 20 years, died yesterday
morning at his partnes' home after a
seige of several weeks with consump-
ton. contracting the fatal malady at
South Chicago where he was employed.
| Happy" as he was Familiarity known
| in Crown Point, leaves a wife and one
child The funeral will be held on
! Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian
church at 1870 o'clock Interment at
the Crown Point cemetery
The Pioneer Monumental Works is
erecting a beautiful memorial stone for
the Kenney estate, at Orchard Grove
cemetery, today, the unusual feature of
! the memorial stone being that the in
scriptions bear the dates of the seven
| teenth century as the date of birth of
the deceased, for whom the monument
| is erected.
The Indiana Christmas seal commit
tee of the American Red Cross society,
is again asking the aid of the Ameri-
! can people in its fight against tubercu-
| losis by the use of the Red Cross
Christmas seal. This is a bright little
sticker used to carry a holiday greet
/ ing, and while it does not pay post
/ age it should be used on all letters and
packages, either at the lower left hand
| corner or as a seal These stickers cost
one cent each and when you buy one
three results are accomplished: You
contribute a penny to the Red Cross
white plague fund; the person who
gets the seal from you receives holi-
day message; the penny will help some
victim of tuberculosis in his fight for
life. The money from seal sales Is
used to build fresh air cottages for
white plague patients Some of these
colonies are on the city hospital
} grounds at Indianapolis, South Bend
and Evansville. The money is ais
used to send patients to private and
publfc sanitariums for treatment. The
Red Cross Christmas seals VIII be
found on sale at all the leading bust
ness houses in Crown Point at the IL
brary and at a special booth at the
bazaar Friday evening.
Since the advent of the exhibition car
from the western states showing their
products etc, at this place last Monday,
| several Crown Pointers have been
stricken with the "go west and grow
IN with the country fever and II
would not be at all surprising If an
exodus of several citizens took place
their intention being to stake claim
in what seems to them a land Of prom
Use.
All members of the Library guild are
| requested to keep in mind the fact tna'
they are expected to make a specla
contribution to the produce table foi
the bazaar on Friday evening. A dona
Q | ton of something good to eft from
( any one who is not Guild mempel
. would be greatly appreciated.
d Report comes from Chicago announc
q ing fine baby boy arrival at the home
. of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ellwanger. Moth
Il err and father doing nicely, and Grand
b father Postmaster Farley never fel
;, | better in his life.
y Mr.. and Mrs. James Merritt have re
= turned from an extended visit VIII
: relatives in Oklahoma, and report
8 delightful trip.
= Bowling is the latest craze in Crow
Point, and the three alleys at Russells
n near the Panhandle depot, are KEEP
= busy day and evening.
: The library bazaar will open prompt
ly at 7.3U on friday eNoulA5, i1CS-
= You want to come early and avoid tn
e rush. At the utility table will be foun
% the warmest and prettiest comforter
. imaginable. At the produce and cand
e tables will be found all the good thing
n please the appetite and palate.
o John Claussen transacted business /
e. Chicago yesterday.
= Mrs Jack Morrow has concluded
Il visit with the Hughes family of Sout
Il Main street Mr. Morrow is reporte
as being very much improved in healt
=. after travelling for many months
., search of relief
Crown Point merchants report bl
Y increase in the holiday trade within tn
T. past week
- The county commissioners ended
two-days busy session yesterday, wit
q. an inspection of the county poor far
Uindnn.