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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-24
Crown Point News
Happenings of Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

week. The consideration given for the
property could not be learned at this
writing and the report cannot be veri-
fed at present. as the deal is not fully
completed.
Advertised mail-Thomas F. Clark.
Adelbert Gibbs. Harry Mcconnell, Fred
Miller. Gilbert Rodman, Nick Wolf.
Madeline Liable, Mrs. E. Gross, Flor
ence Parker, Miss Maria Thies. Mrs.
Mary A. Tilton. Mrs. Wild.
The Crown Point baseball team are
all ready for their battle with Gary
tomorrow and expect to have no child s
play in wrestling the victory from the
Gary team The playing of the latter
team has been considerably improved
during the last few games and they are
putting up an article of ball that will
make them a strong factor in the PEN
nant race during the latter part of
the season Crown Point has defeated
Gary this season and Manager Keis er
hopes to repeat the operation tomor-
row. Smith is booked to pitch for the
locals. and the lineup will be prac-
tically the same was used against
Whiting last week. Get out and see
a good game
The funeral of Mrs. Fanny Abrams
/ will occur at her late home on Mair
street at $50 o'clock this afternoon
and after short services the remains
will be Inferred In the Abrams lot IL
the Crown Point cemetery, beside
! those of her husband.
! Quite a few Crown Pointers will
! journey TO the Kankakee river tomor
row on fishing expeditions. the FISH. &C
/ cording to report, having commenced
/ to bite.
] Mrs. Victor Dyer of Hammond Il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Julius Rockwell, for a few days.
DIR. Grant has returned from a tw'
weeks vacation trip, after VISITING
many points of interest in the east
Miss 10 Wheeler will leave mex
| week for two weeks visit witt
friends in GAINESVILLE. Wis.
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BURNHAM.

Misses Dolly and Elizabeth Patton,
Agnes McGary, Mamie Burnham. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Nellis Mrs James Pat
ton and Robert Patton attended enter
tainment given by Bowen high school
in South Chicago Thursday evening,
Miss Dolly Patton being one of the
graduates.
T. ]. Cullman of Hobart is here
spending few days with his parents
Miss Lucy Rice of LAGRANGE is here
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Neel.
Robert Frank and Alex Mulcakey at
tended graduation exercises at the
Hegewisch Opera House, given by the
Hegewisch graduates.
Attorney Markham of Chicago spent
Thursday afternoon here tending to
some important affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beard and her
mother, Mrs. A. Anderson of Park ave-
nue., were Hammond shoppers Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Luke Reed of Pullman avenue is
reported i'll at this writing.
Mrs Cepp of Hammond spent Thurs
day morning here on business.
Mrs. Hooker of Chicago was here
yesterday taking in the sites of Burn
ham.
! The Hammond visitors yesterday
were: Mrs. w. c. Neel, Mrs r. Rau
Mrs. J. Nicholas and Mr.. and Mrs. F
| Rau.
/ Miss Carrie Hill of Park avenue wa
an out-of-town visitor Thursday even
| inc
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Municipal convention. City Clerk Jones
reports 1t very pleasant and profitable
meeting. and several of the problems
discussed Will be of great benefit to our
officials in the government of our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gray are expected
home fro mtheir wedding trip tomor-
row. and a grand time is awaiting them
upon their arrival.
The f. ]. Smith family took an auto
trip to Crown Point yesterday. having
as their guest Mrs. Charles Gibson of
Point Richmond. Cal.
The Royal Neighbors will give lady
minstrel show next Monday evening in
Goebels hall In addition to the fine
program, your ticket will entiIe you
to refreshments and dancing.
The marriage of Miss Lydia Muller
and Charles Spansburg will take place
at the home of the formers parents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Muller of Center
| street, tomorrow afternoon. at o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. John Bopp of the German Luther
| an church
| Mrs. Tom Bartlett of Fischrupp ave-
nue. has returned from Valparaiso.
| where she visited relatives
William Brucks of the United States
navy department from Norfolk w Va
| " ho has DctH ocilN ~ oo0Nn 1nltdSO ~
| take charge of the naval training
| school. was the guest of his uncle, Con-
| stable Charles Muller of Center street
Mrs. Charles sass and Mrs. Thomas
Bedford visited Mrs. Thomas Murphy
| at Pullman Thursday.
Miss Emma Smell and Miss Anna Sass
| We're Hammond visitors Thursday.
Mrs. George Roe and Miss Pauline
| Weuger We're Chicago shoppers yester-
| day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A o. H
held their regular meeting Tuesda,
evening. : The serving of refreshment:
consisting of ice cream and cake. fol
lowed the regular meeting and al
present enjoyed nice time
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Gardner of Roseland on las
Sunday Mr. Gardner was formerly
Whiting resident.
Arthur sass will he the guest o
Charles Wern of West Pullman to
morrow
Frank Wzizak. who gave his address
as 321O Wall street. Chicago. was ar
rested yesterday on n fugitive warrant
Wzizak had suit of clothes which h
tried to sell to Abe Goldsmith. Think
ing he had probably stolen the suit. h
was arrested on suspicion.
Dancing at East Chicago Rink ever.
Saturday night. DeBraie orchestra.
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The Eton Jacket has returned and has
been adopted for many of the summer
styles 1t make very pretty finish for
the shirt waist suit If made of the same
material. and gives a Jacket which 10
stylish and all that is necessary for the
sake of looks on many OCCASIONS when the
heat of d wrap is not desirable.
In this model the neck is trimmed with
a large sailor collar coming well down in
front The sleeves are in one with the
sides of the jacket. and the front and back
form panels.
The Jacket may be OF any material used
for the suit and may be trimmed with
silk or satin in contrast or harmony
The pattern. 5,451 is cut In sizes 81 to Il
inches bust measure. Medium size require,
yards of IS inch material and 7s yard OF
"a inch contrasting goods.
The above pattern can Re ohtained bv
sending ten cents 10 the office of this paper.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Sermon themes:
"A Beatitude of Faithfulness.~
The Divine Ultimatum."

Robert c. Curtis of oliver street is
home from school at Ann Arbor, where
he is a Junior at the University of
Michigan.
Emery Black and Arthur Humphreys
were Hammond visitors on Wednesday
evening
E. B. Green of Sheridan avenue leaves
this evening for Ann Arbor, Mich. to
attend the commencement exercises Of
his son. Roy z. Green. who will grad
uate from the law department of the
University of Michigan on next Wed
nesday- Mr.. Green will also attend a
number of other functions in connection
with the commencement exercises.
Julius Piewkiewicz, who conducts a
barber shop at PIT East 10th street.
has purchased a building near his old
stand, which he is having remodeled.
and which he will occupy as soon as 1t
is completed.
City Clerk George w. Jones and AL
derman Donegan, Duggan and Burton
have returned from Charlottesville.
Ind. where they attended the Indiana
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LOWELL.

Charles Schilling. a substantial West
Creek township farmer. has added a
herd of eight valuable brown Swiss
cattle to the assets of his place. 1t
consists of one young bull and seven
heifers. He bought them in Illinois
and they are pure blooded. This breed
of cattle are noted as good dairy and
beef stock, and are long mixers and
easy keepers. This is the first herd of
this kind in Lake county. and Mr..
Schilling is very proud of them.
Mrs. Ida Cook of Benton Harbor
Mich. is a guest at the home of her
father, George Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis McNay attended
the commencement exercises of the
Commercial Business college at Ham
mond Thursday. Their niece, Miss Itha
McNay of Crown Point graduated. They
went to Chicago Friday and spent the
day
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tion to be erected here by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company.
Cecil Peterson is agent of the Chalm-
ers automobile and he received a new
80 roadster yesterday.
The commencement exercises of the
Chicago Business college at Hammond
We're held last evening. several from
here were members of the class They
being Helen Kramer, Eda Randhan.
Ellen Erickson, Mildred Neef and Clara
Rossow
Miss Nettie Loudenberg. who has
been teaching school in Colorado for
the past two years, has returned to
, spend the summer with her parents.
Edward Fiester and George Schuck-
necht were Chicago visitors yesterday
Two of Hobarts young people. Wal
ter Ensign and Martha Reichert. were
quietly married at Crown Point or
! Tuesday.
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Mrs Reed Hubbard and daughter
Myrtle, Miss Wilma Balm. Miss May
Bates and Miss Myrtle Soltwedel at
tended the graduating exercises of the
Chicago business college in Hammond
Thursday evening
Mrs. LaHayn of Harrison avenue is
spending a few days at Croker Ind,
visiting relatives.
A very pleasant affair was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Langohr Thursday evening. 1t was a
kitchen shower. given in honor of Mr..
and Mrs Edward Langohr. The guests.
which numbered about twenty five. in
Guided number OF young people from
East Chicago and South Chicago. a
pleasant social evening was spent with
music and other amusements until a
late hour. Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mr.. and and Mrs NJ Hubbard and
children of Indiana boulevard were
South Chicago visitors Thursday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schmitle of Har-
rison avenue visited friends in Ham
mond last evening.
A number of friends stepped in at
the home of Mrs. Frank Buehler of
Roberts avenue Thursday afternoon to
help celebrate in honor of her birthday
anniversary. Dainty refreshments Were
served and a pleasant time is reported
by those who were present.
Mrs. P visconti of Harrison avenue
was the guest of friends in Hammond
Friday.
Miss Martha Schaaf attended q picnic
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Glen and Hosford Parks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Adler and son.
Leonard were Gary visitors yesterday.
Mrs C. Raab of Chicago is visiting
her brotehr. Rev. Father Koenig
Mr. Haase and daughter of Hammond
are visiting with Father Koenig for a
few days.
Joseph weinand and family of Ham,
mond spent yesterday with his broth
err. Math Weinand. and family.
Mrs A. wehner and Mrs Joseph
Schneider adm son were Hobart visit
ors today.
Miss Marion Adler of Hammond came
home to attend the commencement ex-
ercises.
Miss Catherine wehner of Hammond
spent yesterday with her mother. Mrs.
A wehner.
Rev. Father H. Juraschek of Ches-
terton spent the day with Rev. Father
koenig
r. b. Jansen of Glen Park was a
Hobart business visitor yesterday
Last evening the commencement ex-
ercises was held at st. Peter and Paul's
school at Turkey Creek
A very nice program was rendered
The following were the graduates
Agnes Lenrertz. Julia Weinand Flor
ence Gardner and Cora Stoltz. They all
received the golden diploma. A very
| large crowd attended and all reported
| a good time.
| Miss Isabelle Smith, who attends
| school at Hammond came home te
spend her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Anna Smith.
| Sam Stokes of Glen Park is a Ham
| mond visitor today.
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of musical numbers and ad-

consisted of musical numbers and adj
dresses by the graduates.
Bomb No. in the Commonwealth
Edison series was exploded Thursday
night at 10Th street and Woodlawn ave-
nue.. tearing out conduit wires and do
ing other damages. The police are
working on a clue which they think
will lead to the arrest of the men.
Excursionists OF South Chicago are
looking eagerly forward to Sunday,
June 25th, when the magnificent steam
er United States will make her rip
from South Chicago to Michigan City.
under the auspices of the Catholic Or
der OF Foresters, court No. 81. The
people only get one real good lake
trip a year. a rule, from here to
Michigan City and the courtesy shown
them by the C. O. O. F. and the man
agement OF the United States makes
them all want to join the crowd June
25th
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Higher Courts Record.


21s39. Christopher H Seigmund VS..
Charles z. Williams. Miami C. C. APP
pellant's request for oral argument
21762. Indianapolis Traction and
Terminal Company VS.. Catherine =
Henby. Morgan C. c. Appellee's oriefs.
Appellate Court Minutes.
1889. Thornton f. Gorham ct VS..
William Gorham ct al. Hendricks c. c.
Appellees briefs.
1893. Albert Asche. administrator,
VS.. Judson Harmon. receiver. Marion
c. c. Appellants reply brief.
6934 John H. Lucas IS. Mary A.
Rhodes Fountain C. c. Appellants
petition for a rehearing and briefs.
Appellate Court New Suit.
| 500. Domestic Block Coal Company
VS.. David Holden. Putnam c. c. Rec
ord. Assignment of errors. In term.
Bond.
| 6915. Metropolitan Life Insurance
| Company VS.. Samuel NJ. Johnson. Cass
/ c. c. Appellants petition for rehear-
| ing and briefs.
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given by the Gary schools at Lake
Woods park Friday.
Frank Paylo of Tesenie, Ill. is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Paylo of Harrison
avenue, for few days
Mrs A Martz and Miss Jessie Bates
spent Thursday in Hammond visiting
friends.
Mrs. Elliott Aman and Mrs. F. Rich
ard Schaaf were guests at a luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Nichols of South
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Mary Stein left yesterday for
Cary. Ill. where she will spend the
summer with her parents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-24
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HOBART.

w. NJ Peterson and son Cecil were
Chicago visitors yesterday.
Several from here attended the COM
mencement exercises of the Turkey
Creek parochial school last evening.
Lester Allen, a dramatic reader. will
appear at STATIONS Opera House this
evening. He will be accompanied by
Miss Julia Daugherty, piano soloist.
and Miss Ruth Virginia Lewis. noted
mezzo-soprano.
A stationary engine has arrived at the
Pennsylvania tracks. to be used in the
construction to the new 25x65foot sta
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-24
4 NoTRE DAME LADrS APPEAL

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Several members of a boat club at
Frankfort-on-the-Ma recently re-
solved to row to Mayence by night. 1t
was just II o'clock when they seated
themselves in their boat, grasped their
oars. and babe their friends on shore
farewell. They pulled vigorously all
night, greatly enjoying the healthful
exercise, the gloom and quiet. and the
weird beauty of the river. Their own
chagrin and the wild delight of their
friends may be imagined when they
found at sunrise they had forgotten to
weigh anchor. and were still fast tc
the float from which they embarked.
They are nov known to all Frankfort
as the explorers"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-24
SHU s
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Durn eff I didn't think Maria wuz
a-goin' hshin' yestiddy with err pole
an tent. until on close inspectshun dis
covered she wuz only goin' calm with
one o. them new umbrellas.
Seems t be several ways o. gittin'
a fair n impartial trial Z valpyrsiso.
sum newspapers err simply a news
sans.
A reunion of the graduating class
of 1903 will be held today at the ranch
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fiield. near
the Kankee river. Mr. and Mrs. FL
field are both members of that class
and have invited their classmates "a
enjoy the day at their home The 1913
class was one of the largest ever
graduating from the high school and
with the exception of one or two mem
bers the class will be present at today's
reunion. A picnic dinner and the day
on the river Will be the diversion for
those attending the affair. Those pres
ent will be: Misses Rose Seminal, Clara
NJ Pinter, Minnie Schultz. Mayme
Hack. Matilda Barck. Jessie I. Petit
bone, John A Sauerman, Otto G. FL
field. Thomas Hanlon. DIR. Harry ]
Laws and Mesdames Fifield, Geisel anC
Dyer
Mr.. P. Seramur IS driving new
Black Crow roadster, and Spencer
Beach is master mechanic of a new
car this week.
1t is rumored that Fred Barr ha'
purchased the Edward Ridley home oil
Court street and that the Ridley fam
lily will move within months time t.
California TO join Mr.. Ridley. who lef
for that section of the country las
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-24
MUNSTER.

Cherries are very plentiful. Some of
the owners have a hard time to get
enough pickers
Miss Hook and brother of Highlands
visited their sister. Mrs. p. Kooy. Tues
day evening
Jerry Gustafson of Chicago is visit
ing with his uncle. Andrew Walter.
Mrs Kramer and daughter Bessie
and Mrs Welter were HAMMOND shop
pers on Wednesday.
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DYER.

John Miller, Jr., and son of st. John
were business visitors here Friday.
DIR. Fritts of Chicago Heights visit
ed with relatives here Friday
Miss Frances Klein was the guest of
relatives in Hammond yesterday.
Hubert Doctor Of st. John transact
ed business here Thursday.
Miss Maude Smith of Chicago Heights
was visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Chevigny were
Chicago visitors Friday.
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HIGHLANDS.

Miss II. Munster of Munster and Miss
NJ De Young of Chicago are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Henry S. Daugherty.
Miss ANNA and Master Joseph kraus
are Chicago visitors today.
Mrs. H. S. Daugherty and son are
visiting in Michigan for a few weeks.
Mr. Reiner is in New York on a
business trip. FNlWtN
Mrs. Croppman was the guest OF Mrs.
II. 5. Daugherty.
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CAPITAL BRIEFS.

Washington, June 93.-Lyman P. Ed
wards OF Mexico. Miami County, Indi-
ana. has applied for pension, and
Representative Barnhart yesterday
took up his case at the Pension Bureau.
He was one of the soldiers captured
from the transport Independence by
Filipinos and kept in confinement in
the Philippines for nine months. during
which he suffered unspeakable hard
ships. Throughout the entire confne-
ment he was allowed no clothing ex-
cept a pair of trousers, and his feet
and legs were covered with great sores
from being bitten by ravenous insects
and reptiles. Part of the time he was
kept from starving by eating live
frogs.
Frank E. Payne. member of the Indi-
ana Railroad Commission, and Mrsfi
Payne are among the sightseers in
Washington.
Senator owen has tentatively accept
ed an engagement to address the Ind-
ana State Medical Association at Indi-
annapolis at a banquet at the German
House on Sept. %.
| The Postoffice Department yesterday
selected the following Indiana banks a.
postal savings repositories: Blooming
ton National Bank. Bloomington; Com.
mercial State Bank. Alexandria: Bed
ford National Bank, Bedford; indiana
Harbor State Bank. Indiana Harbor
Linton National Bank. Linton; Ston,
City Bank, Bedford; First Nationa
Bank, Vincennes; First National Bank
Elwood; Elwood State Bank, Elwood
Citizens state Bank. ,Elwood; German
National Bank, Vincennes; First Ma
tional Bank, Brazil: Brazil Trust Com
pany, Brazil; Lake City Bank. Warsaw
Vincennes State Bank, Vincennes, an
the Second National Bank, Vincennes.
The following Indianians were grant
ed pensions yesterday: Albert j. Alb
bolt, SIS; John w. Calhoun. Sis; job
w. Canary, $50. Joe Chenoweth, $14
John e Fulkerson, s12; Andrew y
Graham. $40; William Hathaway, SIS
Abram J. Hendershol. $40; Adelaide
Henry, s12; Lemuel H. Jackson, s2O
Nancy ]. Loghry, $12; James Rush. SIS
William T. Smith. $50; Samuel A
Thayer. $24; Alva c. Tippy. s14. Abel {
Whiteman. SIP. and George C. Win
niger. $50.
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Bring the wife. children, brothers
sisters, sweethearts and friends and
have one glorious time, at the big
picnic at Kindel grove. given by the
Saengerbund- Fidelia, Sunday, June 25
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ROBERTSDALE.
Robertsdale Evangelical Chul

RObertsdale Evangelical Church, Rev
T. S Shrader. pastor.
Services for tomorrow are as follows
Sunday school at 10 a. IN.
Morning services at IL a. m.
Evening services at 1880 p. m
All are cordially invited to attend.
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German Evangelical Church, Indian
Congregational Church.

The pastor of Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. Rev. F. NJ. Webster will
preach next Sunday from the following
themes: biblical Mysteries Prove
Gods Authorship and Tent Pitching,
or Bad Choice"
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Christian Church, whiting, Ind.

Shrlsttun Cnurch, w n1ttnR, ina.
Sunday school at GAS. d. B. Purin-
ton. superintendent
Sermon by the pastor at II a. m.
Christian Endeavor society at $50
p m. Special program.
Evening services at 7:45 p m Topic.
Jacobs Sadder."
All of these services be commenced
on time and be let out on time. Every
body welcome at all the services.
German Evangelical Church, Indiana
boulevard. near 119th street Whiting.
Sunday. June 25th. Childrens day.
Sunday school at $50 a m
In gathering of the Children's Mis-
sionary collections
Sermon at 1890 a. m. Subject: Chris,
and the Child"
The program OF the day IN the ever
Ing, at 1880.
Everybody heartily welcome.
Eugene G. Fuessle, pastor
Residence: 41S Sheridan avenue.
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II you smoke a Lavender once you
Will always call for them -.
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Lavender cigars are pronounced ex-
eeptionally good by all smokers.
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Senator owen has tentatively accept
ed an engagement to address the Indi-
ana State Medical Association at Indi
annapolis at a banquet at the German
House on Sept. %.
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Frank E. Payne. member of the Indi
ana Railroad Commission, and Mrsf
Payne are among the sightseers il
Washington.