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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-27
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mrs. Minnie Ferries of Fischrupp av-
enue spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives in Chesterton.
Miss Gertrude E. O'Neil, stenograph-
at the Hubbard Steel company, East
Chicago. has been off duty the past
week by illness.
Elliott B. De Land has returned from
Terre Haute. Ind, where he visited
friends.
Joseph Bernstein went to Chicago
yesterday with relatives, and brought
home his Daughter. Mamie. who has
been spending the week there.
Floyd Holiday entertained the Whit
ing high school basketball squad sub
stitutes and Coach c. C. Hoover, num-
bering sixteen in all, at his home in
Laporte avenue on last Friday evening
The guests spent the evening playing
500 and an elaborate dinner was
served by the hosts mother Mrs. W. W.
Holiday.
Joseph Peceny saw David warfield
in The Return of Peter Grimm at the
Blackstone theater, Chicago, yester-
day
Violet Lewis of Cleveland avenue,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever is
improving.
AhisSCS I1ciSu Bessie anu 1edTl
Setter. Lillian Gevirtz and Miss Relia
Pitzele of East Chicago and Mesdames
p. Setter. Reuben Miller and Mrs. Chas.
Pitzele of East Chicago formed the
alter party and saw 1.-The Fascinating
| Widow at the Colonial theater Chi
cago.
The twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Danaszak were baptized by Rev. Felix
| Ser0ZVnSki a oh rel
yesterday. The sponsors were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kosior and Tietka and Mrs
Dostatni. and were named Marion Bal
lantyne and Victor Simon.
Several of the friends of Miss Helen
| Migatz rendered her most pleasant
surprise party given at her home in
One Hundred and Nineteenth street in
honor of her birthday anniversary
There were guests in attendance from
Hammond. East Chicago, South Chica-
go and Whiting.
James and Doris Davidson of Gary
spent Saturday and Sunday with Whit
/ ing friends and relatives
The *. o. T. NJ. will hold their regu-
lar meeting this evening. at which the
| initiation of two candidates will take
place.
Mrs. Louis Koch has received check
for S 900 from the K O. r. NJ the
amount of her husbands insurance pol
! icy
Miss Edith Langenhan of Ohio ave
nue. was the guest of Miss Dollie Turn
err in Chicago yesterday.
| Mrs. r. F. Denham entertained a few
friends at her home in Laporte avenue
in honor of her aunt. who are here Wis
| fting her
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HEGEWTSCH.

Frank Crane. Jr.. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Crane, passed await last Friday
morning at !, a. at his home on Buff
falo avenue after NEARLY years ILL
ness The young man was only s years
OF age, and had lived in HegewIsch all
his life. He graduated from the Henry
Clay school with high honors when
very young after which he studied one
year at Ann Arbor. Mich. The follow
ing two years he had taken up prepa
ratory work in the law course at the
r. T. Crane school. Chicago, and would
have graduated from there last spring
had his health not failed him. lie was
so ambitious that he kept at his stud
les until he was compelled to give up
on account of his weak condition He
remained here at home with his par
enfs during tho summer, and in the
fall, accompanied by his father. spent
several months in the south. There
being not much change in his health
during the time spent there, they re-
turnedS home here about Christmas
time and he has been confined To his
home most of the time since and dur
ing the past month he has been con :
tined to his bed. and has suffered much.
He leaves to mourn him his father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane: one
sister Mrs. Claude Collins of this city.
and many friends. Funeral services
viii take place Tuesday morning. At
the residence and from there the re-
mains viii be taken 10 st. COLUMBIA s
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Catholic church. where services will
take place at 8 o'clock Burial will
take place at Mount Olivet, Chicago.
Mrs. jules Littman is reported i'll at
her home on Ontario avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watkins enter
tanned number of their friends at
their home on Carondulett avenue last
Friday evening in honor of their fifth
wedding anniversary. The young peo-
pie enjoyed a very delightful evening
Mrs. Y. F. Rof1not visited Mrs Geo.
Kaiser at st. Margaret's hospital Fri
day afternoon and found her getting
along very nicely.
Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Chicago and
Miss Lena Reed were the guests of
Miss Ella Hohwy at o'clock dinner
Thursday evening.
Mrs F. w Miller. Mrs. II. Box Mrs.
\. Hendrickson and Miss Vera Hem
erickson were the guests OF Mrs. A.
Berg of Superior avenue last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. \. Hendrickson was a Chfca go
visitor last Friday
Miss Myrtle Alexander of East Chi
cago visited friends here Friday.
Howard Reed was Chicago visitor
last Saturday
Rev. Millas and family left here last
week for their new home on the north
side of Chicago Rev. Millas has been
pastor of the German Lutheran church
of this city for the past ten years and
has been we'll liked by his congregation
and friends. who are very sorry to see
him go. Mr. and Mrs. William Sipple
of Buffalo avenue entertained Rev.
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HOBART.

Mrs. Cooper of Grand Crossing is
here visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Klaussen
Ed. keilman and Attorney f. Fet-
terer left yesterday for the Kankakee
marsh. where they will spend a few
days of duck hunting. They expect to
get back about Wednesday.
Mrs. fSchillo of Chicago. who came
out here last week to visit a few days
with Mrs. Mellon, was taken sick while
here, and she is still here, being
nursed by Mrs. Mellon. but is somewhat
better.
Mr. Monroe of East Jordan, Mich,
who has been travelling in the west
for the past two months. stopped off
here Saturday while on his way home
to visit few days with his daughter.
Mabel. who is supervisor of art and
music in the public schools
Several from here attended the dance
al Deep River on Saturday evening.
On Saturday evening both the boys
and the girls basketball teams went
to Hebron to play the high school
teams of that place. The Hobart girls
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ST. JOHN.

Mrs. John Boiling, who was sudden
ly taken i'll last Saturday night, is
slightly better now.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thiel a
baby girl.
Mrs Thomas Nielsen returned last
night from a week end visit with rela-
tives in Chicago.
Miss Matilda Kelman returned home
Sunday from Chicago, where she en-
joyed a three weeks visit with rela-
tives
Peter Blecke left for Chicago Satur-
day for a two weeks visit with rela-
tives-
John Jourdain of Chicago was the
guest of relatives here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Walter Wolf of Ham
mond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Keiman Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimmer of Ham
mond spent Sunday with relatives here
Mrs. Philip Klein and Miss Matilda
Klein of Chicago were the guests of
relatives here.
Al Weingart of Chicago spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Leonard Keilman of Hammond was
the guest of his father and other rela-
tives here Sunday
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Gothic, Edwin Bader. George Martin
son, Kenneth Turley and Henry Felt
In the evening the Easter program of
the Sunday school will be given
DR.. T. w. Kohr of Indiana boulevard
transacted business in Chicago Fri
day
Mrs. John P1au and daughter, Lillian.
spent the day shopping in Chicago.
Miss Duvall of One Hundred and
Nineteenth street is recovering nicely
from her recent illness.
Miss Dorothy Herndobbler of Rob
erts avenue is spending the week in
Chicago visiting relatives.
Mrs. Reed Hubbard Of Roberts ave-
nue. was a Hammond shopper Satur-
day
Mrs. Emil Beisen of Atchison avenue,
who underwent an operation at the
ST Margarets hospital last week, is
reported doing nicely.
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Miss Grace Cole delightfully."- enter
on Main street Saturday evening.
Handsome souvenirs were presented to
the lucky players at cinch.
The pictures of the Passion Play"
at the Lyric last evening drew a big
crowd of town and country people. and
the films were the best ever seen of
the subject in Crown Point.
Mrs J. Frank Meeker was hostess
to a number of friends at tea party
last Saturday afternoon. the affair be-
ing given in honor of Mrs. Warner and
Mrs. Frank Jones of Chicago. who are
Mrs Meeker's guests for several days.
An enjoyable time is reported.
The Star" bowling team was re-
Gently defeated by the Lyric team at
Russett's alleys. which makes game
apiece for the two clubs. The deciding
game for supremacy will be bowled in
the near future.
John Daily and wife of Chicago and
DIR. Harry b. Hayward and wife of
Hammond visited with the Haywards
on Main street yesterday.
Tempest and Sunshine" a drama
tization of Mary ]. Holmes popular
novel; presented Dy Il Soou cast ol
players. will be the attraction at Cen
trail Music hall tonight.
Mrs. Peter Fagen is visiting friends
in Hammond today.
Mrs. Harry r. Hart returned to hel
home in Chicago this morning after
visiting over Sunday with NJ. f. Hart
and family on Court street
Barringer Brown is transacting bust
ness in Chicago today.
Miss Jennie Pepperdine has returned
to her home IN Watseka. Ill. after q
pleasant visit with Miss Mayme Laws
Fred Grimmer and Gerald Krost
both attending college in Chicago, Wis
tied with relatives here yesterday.
Miss Minnie Schultz of Hammond
visited with Crown Point relatives yes
| terday.
| Louis Heintz is transacting bust
| ness in Chicago today.
Attorneys Peterson and Bruce are il
| Hammond on legal business today.
Miss Clara Oser of Gary visited will
! Crown Point relatives over Sunday.
| Deputy Sheriff Furman brough
down three prisoners from Hammond
| Saturday evening. they hailng from
South Chicago, but guilty of variou.
| infractions of the law across the Indi
ana border
| A big crowd attended the roller skat
ing rink at Central Music hall on Sat
urday night.
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Mrs. James Allison has gone to Point
Richmond, Cal, to visit with her son,
James Allison, and family for a few
months.
Mrs. Henry Biesen of New York ave-
nue. visited friends on the East Side
yesterday
Messrs w. w. Holiday and George
5. billiard visited George T. Gray at
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago on
Saturday.
There will be eight girls and eight
boys make their first communion at the
s o'clock mass at St. Adalbert's church
on next Sunday
The regular meeting OF the o. f. S.
will be held this evening.
, Mike Nutini has sold out his half in
terest in the Harr & Nutini saloon to
Mike Harr. the other proprietor. Nutini,
with his family, will leave in about
week for Italy. where they will make
their home in the future.
Eight boys of St Adalbert's school
| are organizing a drum corps TO go
with the ST. Adalberts cadets. The
| corps will consist of drums and flies,
and will be quite valuable addition
| to the cadets
Attorney James Douglas of Chicago
!
office of Judge Atchison and Constable
! Muller. Douglas practiced in Gary
! about two years ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Curtis enter
tanned a few friends at their home on
Oliver street on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jack O'Keefe and daughter,
Ella. of West Pullman were Whiting
visitors on Saturday
I Word comes from Amboy, Ill, that
| Mrs. Henry Schwalm. who is there Wis
| iting her daughter. Mrs. John Lee is
| recovering from her illness.
Miss Mae Eat of Chicago was a
local viistor on Saturday. and reports
| her brother. Sam Eaton, TO be in prac-
tically the same condition.
prairie fire started at Laporte av-
enue and One Hundred and Nineteenth
| street on Saturday evening, and it was
| necessary to call the fire department
as several houses which We're near
were placed in great danger
George t. Gray continues to be i'm
proving at the Presbyterian hospital
his many friends.
Father Hof will use as his sermon
subject at the Sacred Heart church to-
morrow evening, The InfalIibilitv OF
the Pope"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. CripliveI
will move from Guthrie. Okla. to Ok
lahoma City. Okla. on April l, the for
mer being transferred by the govern
ment from the Guthrie to the Oklahoma
City postoffice.
Mr. and Mrs. George Humphreys re-
turned yesterday from their wedding
trip and for the present residing
on Sheridan avenue
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March is once more trying to show
what is can do in the line of winter
weather, giving US a mixture of wind
rain and snow as kind of a fare
we'll
Mrs. H. Teutemacher visited with rel
atives at Chicago over Sunday.
Glen Lauterbach of Griffith spent
Saturday here on business
John l. Keilman spent Sunday with
relatives at Chicago.
Mrs. Alvina Stommel of Hobart visit
ed at the home of her son, August. and
family for a few days this week.
Andrew Peschel visited at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Jacob Hoffman, at
Chicago Sunday. The children of the
parish there made their first holy COM
munion and a nephew of Mr.. Peschel
belonged to the class.
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SHUCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Hugh Morrus seq he knows NV one O.
them short an easy cuts t wealth.
SEE all y hev { do is T. write er book
o jokes on Erie transportation serv-
Ice Chicago beauty doctor rcsuntly
sed TIL wimmen folks L wear
sl~-.dages on their chins at night. Won
der why Jest at night?
a big Rambler touring car, which
was being driven by a demonstration
and carrying Ed Brownell, a prominent
citizen of Lowell and a prospective
purchaser of the machine. came near
snuffng out the lives of Mrs. Hill and
her son. wife of DR. Jesse Hill of
Lowell. on Saturday morning. Nothing
short of miracle saved the lives OF
the two occupants of the buggy when
the big machine, said to have been lost
control of by the driver, brushed the
horse and buggy and its occupants to
the side of the road like so much chaf
and hurled them off a culvert to the
bottom of the ditch six feet below. The
buggy was smashed into kindling wood
and Mrs. Hill and her son were quite
badly hurt. as was the horse. They
We're brought to Crown Point for medi-
cal attendance and DIR. A. II. Farley,
after thorough examination. pro-
nounced the mout of danger. The
driver of the car Is being severely CEN
sured for his part in the accident and
although in the event of his los Ing
control of the machine it is the con-
sensus of opinion that there were 9TH
err ways out of the difficulty than COL
liding with the rig.
Frank Muzzall has sold his bust
ness place on Jackson street to Mr..
/. Smith of Chicago. who will continue
in the same business as Mr.. Muzzall in
the newly purchased property. Mr..
Muzzan will commence a sale of his
store goods at once and when he dis
poses of all his business interests here
will move west, where he has pur-
chased farm.
The knights of Pythias have issued
invitations to the lodge members and
their lady friends TO attend ladies
night" at Castle hall on next Thurs
day evening. The mode of entertain
ment is not given, but all those who
have attended the enjoyable functions
given by the local knights are not
worrying in the least about the
chances of spending an enjoyable even
ing.
The Music Makers" appearing al
the Methodist church last Saturday
evening proved to be one OF the best
entertainments in the musical line
ever given in Crown Point, and the
s~erartAt % musicians fairly covered
themselves with glory through the ex-
cellence of their feature attraction
The entertainment was well attended
and all pronounced it first class.
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in THE
SPORTING
WORLD
COLLEGE MAT
TEAMS TO MEET

Illinois and Indiana university
wrestlers will meet in dual graphing
tournament on April at Bloomington,
Ind. This is the first intercollegiate
wrestling bout that has been held be-
tween the conference schools, and at
tracts a great deal Of attention among
college men throughout the west. 1t
is thought that the dual event is a
step toward conference wrestling. In
tercollegiate wrestling has been in
vogue in the east for a number of
years. and up to the present time at
tempts to inaugurate the sport in the
west have been failure. The 1ndi-
ana team is in excellent shape and
expects to give the Illinois mat ar
lists a warm reception.
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conversation. The Rev. Jerry Joter,
pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal
church, South, has been preaching a
series of sermons on The White
Hope"
Several hundred women have pur-
chased seats for the bout and ladies
day" at the Morris camp was for sew
eral weeks a society event.
Schreck. accompanied by his man.
ager, Billy Corcoran, arrived from
Pittsburg Saturday night. Morris has
been taking exercise in smaller doses
for several days. He goes to bed
early and sleeps late in the morning
His work is sufficient to keep him in
splendid condition. He is confident that
he will win.
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Millas and family at their home the
last few days they were here.
Miss Mabel Del Marter of Roseland
spent Friday evening and Saturday
among friends here.
Miss Anna Hunter of Englewood was
in town on business Friday and Sat-
urday OF last week.
Mrs. B. A. Anderson spent the day in
Chicago shopping last Friday.
Mrs. v. E. Rofinot of Superior avenue
was a Chicago visitor last Saturday.
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Atlanta, Ca. March 27.-Normsn
kid Elberfeld of the Senators seeks
TO gain more fame in his long baseball
career and today stated that he would
attempt TO catch ball thrown from
the top of the Washington monument
early in June. Catchers Sullivan and
Street after many tries performed the
feat with a big glove. but the Kid
wants to go this pair one better and
in his attempt will use a small fielders
glove. Since Elberfeld has been with
the Senators he has longed to make
try for just such a catch and today
told Manager McAleer that he was con-
fdent of going through with it.
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HIGHLANDS.

Mrs. Ellsworth and daughter. Edith,
and relatives are Hammond visitors to-
day.
Miss V Franchi is a Hammond shop
per today
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Munster of Hammond
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Daugh-
erty.
Mrs. Douthett is Hammond shopper
today
Mrs. d. Jameson is a Hammond shop
per today.
Miss Helen Johnston is a Hammond
visitor today.
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DOING THEIR DUTY
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MUCH INTEREST
IN CARL NORRIS
SCHRECK BATTLE

Sapulpa. Okla. March 27--With
prices high enough for a champion
ship fight, more than half of the arena
already sold. and indications that 12.-
600 paid admissions will be received
before the gates are opened. the Nor
ris- Schreck fight on Tuesday promises
to be the greatest pugilistic event ever
witnessed in the southwest.
Sapulpa has been dubbed "the Reno
of the southwest The forthcoming
battle is virtually the sole topic of
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being victorious by a score of IA to 8
and the boys were defeated by a score
of % to %. One thing which seemed
very strange to the Hobart people in
regard to spectators is that, although
Hebron would not allow men or boys
to witness the girls game they did
allow their superintendent, who is
man, and the superintendent of Hobart
to referee the game
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MUNSTER.

Mrs. Van TIL and Miss Kikkert Wis
tied with Mrs. J. Munster. Jr., Friday.
Miss Mary Herlitz spent the week
end with her sister. Mrs. Hawkinson of
Armour, Ind
Erna Kaske was a Hammond visitor
Saturday
Henry Batterman of Dyer passed
through here in his machine.
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Glen and Hosfoi,d Parks.

MT. and Mrs Thomas Adler were
Hammond visitors last evening.
Mrs. Mary Pfaff of Hosford Park had
her two sisters of Chicago spending a
few days with her.
Mr. Calvert returne home after
spending a few days at Chicago.
Miss Isabella Smith OF Hammond is
spending the week end with her moth
err, Mrs. Anna Smith.
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TIGER CREW
SQUAD LARGE

Princeton. n. J., March 27.-Dr.
Spaeth, the Princeton crew coach has
a big squad of oarsmen at work In
fact, so many oarsmen are out that the
squad will have to be cut in two in
few days, and then training for the In
tercollegiate races will begin in earn
est. Carnegie Lake will blossom out
as the stage of a real intercollegiate
boat race this spring for the first time.
Yale and Cornell will make the trip to
Princeton TO meet the Tiger oarsmen
in three -cornered race. Heretofore
the races rowed on Carnegie Lake have
been among Princeton class crews. 1t
has been many years stree a Princeton
crew competed with a rival college.
Now that the faculty ban has been
lifted on outside crews it is expected
Princeton will become leading factor
in the rowing world.
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South Bend Ind. March 27.-The
two boxing clubs here will CONSOLE
date and in the future all bouts will
be staged by the Temple Athletic club
All arrangements for the show Tues
day night have baen completed and
much interest Is being manifested in
the windup between Spike" Kelly and
frankie Nelson. The semi-final Will
be an eight-round contest between Ed
die Siefert and James Cutting. Louis
Bartol and Pete Cole will meet in the
preliminary. Rudy Unholz and
Chuck Larson probably viii meet in
ten-round battle here in two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-31

different places in the district. The law
provides where these meeting places are
to be, and the towns designated are
usually those which have federal build
ing. A large number of cases are not
tried by juries, but each term of each
district court requires the services of
jurors. These jurors, both grand and
petit, are publicly drawn from box con-
tanning, at the time of each drawing, the
names of not less than 300 persons
possessing the necessary qualifications
and whose names are placed therin by
the clerk of the court and a commissioner
appointed by the judge. The commits
sioner is a citizen of good standing resid-
ing in the district in which the court is
held and he is well known member of
the principal political party opposing that
to which the clerk of the court belongs.
The clerk and the commissioner then pro-
coed to place the names in the box. each
of them putting in name alternately
without reference to party affiliations.
The dist ict court boundaries of juris
diction are Laid out by Law. In nearly