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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-29

Roy e. Green graduated yesterday
from the law department Of the Uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
thereby getting the l. l. ID. degree.
Mrs. Lee Kessler OF Wilcox has been
quite i'll the past few days.
Attorney John Fetterhon has been
entertaining G. c. MacIaren, a student
at Harvard whose home Is at Lacon,
H., and NJ. j. Teigan Of Forest City.
Iowa, who this year graduated from
the law department at Valparaiso uni
versity. Both young men have been
here for several days and left yesterday
for their respective homes.
Under the auspices of the Ladies'
Society, there will be given an ice
cream social and lawn festival this
Thursday evening. on the premises of
800 Laporte avenue. Ice cream and
cake ten cents a plate. Nearly 500
tickets have been sold in advance.
till ten. or later. "Repeaters" are es-
Ladies' treasury.
The seven cases against the Knicker-
booker Ice Co.. in which they were
charged with short weighing their
| customers, did not come up for trial on
Tuesday night, but was instead post
poned. Attorney F. Doran of Laporte.
who will appear in behalf of the
Knickerbocker people, asked to have
the case postponed. To this Judge
Fetterhof has done. making the date
July 18th at 9 a. m.
Mrs. r n. Daeghing entertained a
party of friends at IL o'clock fish
breakfast. at her home in Laporte ave-
nue. on Tuesday morning.
The family of DR.. A. j. Lauer. con-
| sisting of Mrs. Lauer, daughter Ger
trude and Or. Lauer's father left yes
terday for their summer home at Lake
Wawasee. DIR. Lauer will go dowr
every week to spend the week end.
Officer Anthony Niziolkiewicz will b,
the first on the local police force to g,
| on his vacation it beginning on Jul,
1st. Tony intends spending a week
making repairs on his New York ave
nue. property and the remainder he VIII
spond with relatives in Otis, Ind.
Peter Moser " the Moser Hardwar,
Co. of 119th street yesterday was try
Ing to give an exhibition of the sharp
ness of a certain kind OF ak. of which
he carries a large stock. Instead of hit
Mr. Moser got the index finger of hi
left hand between the ak and the blocl
with the result that he gave his fnge
a very hard blow. The blood bega,
flowing freely and it was necessary L
get medical treatment. After the flow
| of blood had been allayed, it was learn
ed that the cut not as bad as
was at first thought.
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on new and modern play house for
Crown Point"
The funeral of Van II. Sherman will
occur from the home on Main street
tomorrow afternoon. Much sympathy
is expressed for the family of the tenn
porarily deranged man over the unfor-
tunate occurrence.
Crown Point will present a strong
lineup against East Chicago next sun
day. and expect to get away with the
bacon and also forge to the top round
in the percentage ladder.
Carl Griffin, Fred Mott Jr. and Miss
Florence Loveridge were the guests of
Miss Pauline Sauerman on Clark street
last evening.
Mrs. Donch returned las. eveniug g
The Foresters held another of their
delightful dances at Lassen's pavilion,
Cedar Lake. last evening, which was
attended by a good crowd.
Among the recent births recorded in
Crown Point is a fine baby boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lam
berg
Andrew Sauerman. cashier of the
First National bank. is recovering
from quite a severe illness at his home
on Clark street
Attorney Frank Pattee and Peter ]
Fagen are transacting business In
/ Hammond today.
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ST. JOHN.

party. including Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Scheidt and two daughters and
Mrs. P. Keilman, Mr.. and Mrs John
Stark and two sons and daughter Mrs.
NJ. Herman and Miss Margaret keil-
man, spent Wednesday at Lafayette.
where two former St. John girls. Miss
Clara Scheidt and Miss Anna Stark
took the first vows as sisters of ST.
Francis. Miss Scheidt is named Sis
ter Francisco and Miss Stark is named
sister Antonio. Both candidates en-
tered the order year ago a. novices.
Joseph Seeker, who was very sick
with rheumatism for two months, is
able to be out again, but it will be
several weeks before he will be able to
do any work again
Frank j. Wachter unloaded another
carload of live stock this morning
which he bought in Chicago Tuesday
Mrs. Joseph Mayer of Hammond
spent Tuesday with Mrs. NJ Mayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schumacher OF
Sehererville were st. John visitor:
Tuesday
George P. Schmal of st. Joseph. Mo.
Is spending several weeks vacation
with his mother, Mrs. l. Schmal
Mrs. B. Pfeifer of Whiting is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pfeifer
n, Thiel returned Tuesday from Chi
cago. where he visited several days.
William Koehle made business trir
to Hammond today
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MUNSTER.

Inc alderman and trustee were
around in Kikkert's automobile on
MONDAY looking up the Strengthening
OF Ridge road from the state line to
the big ditch.
Mrs kraay has returned to Harvey
III, after a short visit with her chill
dren here.
Mrs Schoon and Mrs. Kaske were
hammond shoppers on Tuesday
MT Meyers Of Hammond was here
last evening to attend the town board
meeting. Quite a lot of citizens turned
out also some visitors from Highlands.
Mr. kooy, Mr.. Grimmer and Reiner
Mr.. and Mrs John Molenaar are han
py over the arrival of a little son. born
Friday June 23rd
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HEGEWISCH

Mr.. Malmstone and daughter, Miss
Malmstone, of East Gary spent Sunday
with c. Malmstone of Roseland and
Monday here with Mrs. V. A. Beckman.
returning home In the evening.
Ed. Messmer, operator at the Penn
sylvania depot at this place. left here
Tuesday morning to spend his vaca-
ton at his home at Tippecanoe City, o.
Mrs. NJ. Lynch and little daughter
are spending a few days with Mrs.
William Collins at Morocco, Ind
Mr. Clawson is still reported to be In
very critical condition at the Au-
gustania hospital.
Miss Louise Del Marter of Rose1and
spent Wednesday here with friends.
A fire alarm was turned in at the
Western steel Tuesday afternoon, but
it was only the fire drill
Mrs. F. Foray and Mrs. Albert Foray
spent yesterday in Chicago shopping
B. A. Anderson and son spent yester-
day at Hudson Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carlson of Stoney
Island spent Sunday in town
Mrs. J. Scott of Chemical Park call
ed on her niece, Mrs. A. E. Stout OF
Commercial avenue, here yesterday af-
ternoon
Ed. Lindberg returned home las
Monday after undergoing an operation
for appendicitis at st. Margarets hos
pital about ten days ago.
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SOUTH CHICAGO.

The fire department had two runs
yesterday morning. The first one was
at saith street and Superior avenue,
STEMS drug store. where a small fire.
caused by the explosion of gas meter,
caused a 500 loss. The second was
at saith street and Illinois avenue,
where small fire was discovered on
the roof of a frame house
A pie wagon. owned by the Royal Pie
company, turned over at list street and
jackson Park avenue and newsboys
and~a hundred other children made a
hasty departure with the pastry. The
loss to the wagon and stock is about
s75
William Rouland. 1919 Ellis avenue,
and William Sullivan. 1855 South Chi
cago avenue, are in a serious condition
at the Pullman hospital as result of
being stabbed many times about the
body by Danny Gugstrom. The fight
took place a t a picnic. and Officers En-
mis- and BENNETT were there also. and
when the fight started Gugstrom
whipped out his knife, and before the
police reached the scene. the other two
young men were badly lacerated.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

The wedding OF Joseph Blair Kyle, of
Whiting. and Miss Emily Schoenfelt of
Duncansville, Pa, took place at the
homo of the brides parents on last
Tuesday evening at p. m. The we'd
ding was very elaborate affair, there
being several attendants. DR.. Barthol-
omew. of Valparaiso. who is we'll
known here, accompanied Mr.. Kyle to
Duncanvtue and acted as one OF the
ushers. Attorney J. H Fetterhon OF
Whiting. also intended acting in this
capacity but was prevented from going
by his business duties.
The bride is the second youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schoen-
felt Her father is engaged in the
marble business. She is a graduate of
the Duncansville high school. and is a
very talented musician. Mr.. Kyle came
| to Whiting about a year ago, after
having graduated from Valparaiso Uni
l-ersity. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Kyle, also of Duncansville and
| his father has for several years been
principal of the schools there. Since
coming to Whiting he has made scores
of friends, and owing to his pleasant
manner he has become as we'll known
as one who had been g. resident of this
/
good position in the office OF the
Grasselli Chemical Co at East Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Kyle are expected In
Whiting tomorrow evening or by Sat
urday and will go to live on Sheridan
avenue.
Mrs. Minnie Ferris of Fischrupp ave-
nue. Is visiting relatives at Cheslortun.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shinn of Cleve-
land avenue have returned from Leroy.
Ind, where they visited. for several
days
daughter, Lena Wuestenfelt. have re-
turned from Rolling Prairie. Ind,
where they spent a week visiting the
forwer's daughter.
Mrs. Emil kadow Of Schrage avenue
was called to Pennsylvania by the i'll
ness of her daughter, Mrs. T. p. Lesser
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hallett OF
Oliver street are entertaining their
daughter, Mrs Charles Leechman and
daughter. Margaret of Danville. Ill.
Miss Josie Roberts. who has beer
visiting Mrs. David Paskwirtz Of
Sheridan avenue left yesterday for hel
home in Michigan.
Mrs. Wilson Lee and daughter. Mis-.
Inez Lee have returned from YpsiIanti
Mich. and on their way they stopped on
at Coldwater. Mich. for few days visi
with Mrs. StowelL Miss Lee gradual
ed in Domestic Science from the Michi
gan State Normal School at Ypsilant
and her mother went there to attent
the commencement eercises.
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GRIFFITH.

Nick Minninger, Jr., is now railroad
lampman. having accepted the position
few days ago.
Mrs. Ed. Miller went to Dyer yester-
day to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ehrsam.
Hart Mundel of Ainsworth visited
friends here yesterday morning for a
short time while on his way to Crown
Point.
Grandma Walsh who has been visit
ing relatives here for several weeks
son yesterday
August Kuhn was a business visitor
at Crown Point yesterday.
Alex Jameson transacted business
In Hammond yesterday.
Fred Gastel Jr of Indiana Harbor.
called on friends here yesterday. He
drove over in his car with party of
friends, going from here to the county
seat
There has beena change in the night
job at the new electric tower here
Joe Liable who has been towerman al
Van Loon will take r. Todd's place as
night man and Ed. Blodgett will fill
the place made vacant by the resigna-
tion of Mr.. Liable at Van Loon.
Mrs. j. w. Dutton and Mrs. Harry
Kruse Were Ross visitors yesterday
Ray Southworth left couple of days
ago for st. Louis. where he has a po-
sition awaiting him.
L A Southworth, George Chew and
other members of the Masonic lodge a,
Crown Point went over to attend a
lodge meeting last evening.
Joe Russell Is moving his household
effects to Glen Park, where, he will
reside in the future.
The Misses Beck of Chicago are
guests at the home OF their cousin, Mis-.
| Emma Penning, for a few days
| Mrs. Albert Smith OF Hammond 4
visiting at the home of Mrs. Earl But
/ Ter and other friends.
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bers in a weeks campaign. whish has
just closed The total membership Is
now nearly six hundred. The state geo
logical survey has started a survey OF
the soil of st. Joseph county. the work
being done at this time In the interests
of a public market in this city.
Brookville--The board OF town trus-
tees has passed a stringent ordinance.
prohibiting tho use of any explosives or
fireworks, either for the celebration Of
the Fourth or for any other occasion.
and has instructed the marshal to see
that the order is enforced. He has been
ordered to engage extra men for the
Fourth and to show quarter to VIC
lators.
Newcastle-Mayor George NJ. Barn
ard, son Of the former congressman, is
to erect a hospital in this city. 1t Is
expected manufacturing firms will con-
tribute literally to a fund. Benjamin
Briscoe, president of the United States
Motor Company, says he will start the
subscription list with $1,000. After a
hospital is sure thing the matter of a
Y NJ. C. A building will be taken up,
the city being In need of both the hos
pital and the Y. NJ. C. A.
Peru-The managers of the indus
tries of Oakdale, a suburb Of this city
have issued an appeal to the -four
hundred owners OF lots in that suburb
asking them to build houses to rent tc
| their employees. the factories are
having trouble In keeping the men who
dislike to live away from their place o.
employment. The Industries are nov
working seven hundred persons, anc
the managers say they would worl
more IL the right kind OF labor could
be obtained. Tbs they say can be ac
complished by building two hundred
houses in the suburb. The board o
commissioners of Miami county has lie
, a contract to P. H Mccormack & Co
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INDUSTRY
| N . a ~ a

Hagerstown-The town council has
decided that Hagerstown is to have a
sane and safe Fourth, and to this end
will cause to be enforced an ordinance
prohibiting the sale and also the shoot
ing OF all reworks within the towns
limits.
Lawrenceburg-J. S Rice and ] L.
Crow. of Augusta. KY, have purchased
the floating theater Sunny South and
the steamboat Wabash from William r.
Markle for $685. The transfer took
place at the docks in this city while
the show boat was giving an entertain :
ment.
Greensfork-This town will have a
Fourth of July celebration, with old
time sports and old time enthusiasm.
prize will be awarded every winner
In several athletic contests. The affair
Is in the hands of representative citi-
zens, among them being d. C. Moore, E.
S. Martindale DR.. f. w. Kennel and
Chauncy Cranor.
South Bend-The South Bend Cham
Der of Commerce gained PA new mem
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of Columbus. for improving tho
grounds around the new courthouse.
The appropria ton is $4,000 and Nc
Cormark's bid was 1896.
Jeffersonville - Overtie is being
worked at the local plant of the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company. and
double wages are being paid on time
and piece work in the effort to get out
by next Friday ten pieces of steel mail
equipment for the Burlington & Rock
Island systems, large contracts being
contingent on delivery in time, 1t is
said. The suit of the Indiana reforma-
tory to condemn and close a part of
Clark street anr Shuler avenue, on the
north side of the institution, was called
in chambers before Judge Harry c.
Montgomery Monday. and Thomas
Branaman, assistant attorney general.
came here to represent the state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-29
BURNHAM

Mrs. VIM. Sprunce, of Pullman ave-,
met with very serious accident Tues
day afternoon while trying TO light her
stove with kerosene, her clothing
caught fire, her hands and part of
her body were badly burned. DIR. Odor
of Hegewisch was called to dress the
woundes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jennings and
son Lloyd and Donoran of Paulding,
Ohio, have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barnes, of Parks
ave- Mrs. Parks is Mrs. Barnes sister
Mrs. VIM. Smith and Mrs. Hughes of
Park ave, were Hamond visitors Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. T. ]. Ceillman of Hobart is here
ahis week on important business
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DYER.

Miss Alma Keilman returned from
Chicago after visiting week with rel
atives.
Anthony Fuss of Hammond visited
with friends here Monday.
Mrs. Phillip KEENAN, is visiting with
relatives at Joliet at present
John Meiller, Jr., from st. Johntran-
sacted business here Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Beiriger and Otto Kali
velage of Chicago were married We'd
nesday in st. Joseph Catholic church.
Their many friends in this vicinity
wish them much happiness.
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Downers Grove, ILL.,, where he will
rest a couple of months before start
ing out again. His singer, Mr.. Peck
ham, has gone to California to join his
invalid wife. Lloyd Rosel who assist
ed in personal work and was of much
benefit to Mr.. Phelps. has arrived home,
where he will remain until fall. when
he expects to go with Mr. Phelps. He
made good aud won many friends.
Mat Hoevet, Jr., and Wife who have
been in the west for several months,
returned to Lowell last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-29
LOWELL.

Mat Hoevet. Sr.. and wife left yester-
day for three weeks trip through
southern Minnesota, where they will
visit two sons and daughter and
their families
Mrs Ed Hill and children, who have
been visiting relatives in Lowell have
returned to their home in Joliet.
The Phelps revival meetings at Mo-
rocco have closed and Evangelist
Phelps has returned to his home in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-29
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. they cannot reach the dis
eased portion OF the car. There is only way to
cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by infiamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube Is innamed you have a rumbling sound i'm
perfect bearing. and when 1t is entirely closed Deaf
Is the result. and unless the Inflammation be
taken and this tube restored to its normal cond
ton. hearing will be destroyed forever: nine cases
of caused by Catarrh. which is nothing
but innamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of
Deafness tcaused by catarrh) that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY d CO.. Toledo. Q.
Sold by Druggists. 75c-
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-29

This model ca n be made in an hour. as
It has no seams whatever, only a short
dart under each arm. The closing Is at
the centre of the back at the shoulders;
the neck and armholes are very much cut
out.
bingham. calico. cambria. &c. may be
used for aprons
The pattern. 1880, is cut in sizes 81,
20. 10 and A inches bust measure. Me-
dunn size requires yards of SO inch ma
teria1
The above pattern can be obtained by
sending ten cents to the Office of this
paper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-29

NOTHING as OF GREATER pIPoR-
VANCE TO YOU THAN TO KEEP
POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IN
YOUR LOCALITY BY READING THE
TIMES EACH EVENING
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THERE is ALWAYS A 0BEST
PLACE. TO BUY. TINES ADS TELL
YOU WHERE.
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to render a decision.
They say N honest man wouldn't |
dare think o. wearin' err celluloid collar I
over I tn Valparaiso courts nowadays. |
Library Notes.
The library Will be closed on July 4. J
Miss Bessie Raasch left on Tuesday
for Earlham college, Richmond. where
she goes to take a six weeks course in
the library will be in charge of Miss
Gwen Parry. assis- I'd by Miss Bird
Swartz
The library board held its monthly
meeting on Monday evening.
The Good Housekeeping magazine
for July Is very interesting number,
containing many articles. THE In
sidious Drug Habit in the Home" by
Richard c. Cabit. NJ. D.. Boston. shows
the ease with which the drug habit is
formed and how to avoid it; how the
taking of a headache powder often
forms the habit to stronger narcotic
drugs. 1t is an article every one should
read. This number also contains many
timely hints to the housewife on can
ming. etc.
Crown Points ante-Fourth of July
year. and citizens are thankful for the
ordinance that gives them relief from
the usual two weeks cannonading pre-
ceding the national holiday. The mer-
chants dealing in the explosives. and
thus accustomed to make life miser-
able for the inhabitants by a too early
celebration of the day, are to be con-
graduated upon their observance of
the sane fourth ordinance. The folly
of letting a bunch of noise stand spon-
sor for your patriotic proclivities has
been shown and henceforth young
America" will demonstrate that re-
gard for his neighbor's peace of mind
and comfort is a far better way Of
showing patriotism than three weeks
orgy of noise and danger Noise and
fireworks are all right on Independence
day TO those who want them. but they
should be given the strict taboo" for
the two weeks previous and after the
Fourth as has been customary in for
mer years.
Mrs william Crawford and daugh-
ter have purchased the Ridley home on
Court street. the deal being consum-
mated yesterday. The consideration is
said to be in the neighborhood of So
600 and quite a few improvements will
be added TO the property by the new
purchaser. Mrs. Ridley and children
viii soon leave for California to join
her husband, who has located there.
The deal for Crown Points new the
alter is still pending and If those behind
the project can secure a satisfactory
site the playhouse Is a certainty. Low
ell capital is interested in the venture
primarily and the promoters are only
awaiting the securing of site to
launch their project and give Crown
Point an up to date theater. In speak
ing of the project to a TIMES reporter
the Lowell promoter of the venture
said: "A new theater for Crown Point
is assured as soon as a suitable loca-
ton can be secured. Our main trouble
is that in securing a location as prac-
ticable site for a theater in the bust
ness district of Crown Point, the prop.
erty values are held so high that &
site can only be secured at almost
prohibitive figure to secure the fnan
cial success of the venture. II a site
can be secured at a reasonable fgur.
ready to commence operation
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From the Diary of ST. Lence

Don't ledge Hanly knew tibet It's
allus tn guns tibet "ain't loaded" tibet
do tn most damage?
Nowadays in sum courts you've got t
get a mans testimony frum a coro-
ner's slab before judgell allow jury
to render a decision.
They say n honest man wouldn't
dare think o. wearin' err celluloid collar
over L tn Valparaiso courts nowadays.
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~ - Let your doctor prescribe the
IVOr11n1Tc medicine. He knows best. The
fact however, that Ayers Sarsa-
paa has such strong tonic properties and is entirely free
from alcohol may make precisely to his liking S Aes s
The evening world., 1911-10-16
KILLED BY FAST EXPRESS.
Herbert ". Horton Nistook II for
n Local.

Herbert NJ. Horton OF 80. 53S Park
street, Upper Sontclair. got In front OF
the Caldwell Express at the Mountain
station of the Erie Railroad to-day ana
was instantly Killed.
Tho Caldwell Express stops at the Up
per Montclllr station. whore 1t IL due at
$50. II passes the Mountain station.
about t~hrec-qGarters of n mile above at
high speed. There Is n local train due
i've minutes later and those who saw Mr..
Horton cross the tracks say that he act
ed as If he thought the expires was the
locai and was slowing up to stop.
lie was struck by the ~cow-catcher and
thrown siXty-nyo feet. His rcck was
broken and he died instantly. lie was
nfty-hve Yeas old and Is survived by a
widow ana ( ur married children. lie
was In the real estate business in New
York and was regarded as a man OF
wealth.