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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-03-01
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

reports since the organization OF the
institution AS yet there has been no
report of their work or findings here
sent to the city council,1but a report
is expected in the near future. The
same men are now at work in East
Chicago examining the city's books
for the past ten years.
DIR. and Mrs. Frances NJ. Rogers saw
David Warfield at the Blackstone the
alter, Chicago, on Monday evening
Mrs George NJ Baum entertained
several friends at bridge at her home
in Cleveland avenue on Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter shannon of Rob-
ertsdale have moved into the house or
Ohio avenue, formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Al Wilson, who have moved
TO Chicago
DR.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Rogers entertain
ed the Laporte avenue Neighborhoot
club at their home in Laporte avenue
The evening was devoted to the play
ing of 800
J. B. Kyle of Pennsylvania avenu,
will entertain his brother, William
Kyle of Altoona, Pa. over Saturda,
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Wilson of Engle
/
wood were the guests of the latter
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott o
Ohio avenhe on Sunday
An alarm was sent in to the fir
station about 9 p m on Monday even
ing from box "a, at Sheridan avenu
and 117th street. The fire department
responded, but found that it was
false alarm
| William Bollinger has purchased
Brush machine which he is using 70
| his vacuum cleaner The machiner
from the automobile runs the vacuur
cleaner, making the whole affair yer
convenient for Mr.. Bollinger In hi
1 work
| Donald DaegIing entertained tn
eighth grade class mates at his HON
| in Laporte avenue last evening
The council were to have an ad
journed meeting on Monday night, bu
owing to not being able to get quor
| UNI the meeting could not be held
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DYER.

A pleasant surprise party was Civ
en- Sunday evening at the home of
Mrs. p. Keilman. 1t was a farewell
to Miss Martha Scheidt of Joliet, ILL.,.
who had been visiting here for some
time. The evening was spent most
pleasantly At IL O'Clock dainty
lunch was served. netao--
lunch served the guests. About forty
of her friends were present to enjoy
the evening.
John Miller of st. John transacted
business here Monday.
A large crowd from here represented
the town at the dance at Spring Hill
Grove at St John Monday evening
Miss Eva ANDRE left Monday for
Chicago to attend the funeral of the
late Mr. Brinkman. who was accident
ally killed by a train Friday even
ing.
Bernard Schultz of Schererville was
business visitor here Monday.
John l.. Keilman made a business trir
to Crown Point Tuesday
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ROBERTSDALE.

The ten-mile team race at the Whit
ing skating rink Saturday evening
proved TO be a very exciting one. Three
teams finished in the race. John Spis-
cak and Val Brown finished first, time
81 minutes and IL seconds; J. Lowery
and NJ Elliott of Riverview second.
and Otto Worhle and Tom O'Hara
third. A number of other teams enter
ed the race. but were pulled off the
floor The Riverview team felt very
blue over their defeat and departed
for home Immediately after the race.
Mrs James I.andon. Sr., of Harrison
avenue is the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. julius Linneman en-
tertained a large number of relatives
and friends from Chicago at S
O'Clock dinner Sunday at their home in
Harrison avenue.
Fred I.angohr OF Indiana boulevard
has accepted position with the Ham
mond FIRE department in Hammond
- Mr. and Mrs. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grey and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Young
returned to their home in Springfield.
ILL.,. Monday evening. after attending
the funeral of Mrs. B. F. Barnes.
Mrs. John Stewart and brother. DIV
er Burns. spent Monday in Chicago
visiting friends
Harry Timm OF Indiana boulevard
saw Adeline Genee at the Majestic the
alter. Chicago, Sunday
Misses Mamie Mills, Elanora Flick
Marie Seliger and Charles Eggers and
John Blau1 were guests at the Seliger
home in East Side Sunday.
Mrs H. Radon and Miss Anna STILL
err were the guests of East Side friends
Sunday.
Miss Clara Schmittle of Harrison av-
enue visited friends in Hammond Sun
day.
Mrs Christine Schaffer of Lady
smith. Wis, is spending a few weeks
with her son, j. A. Sharpe and famil,
OF Cleveland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers of Indiana boul
evard entertained a number of rela
day
George Slack of Pearl street was
Hammond business visitor Monday.
Mrs. Brookman and son Cary of Har
rison avenue spent Sunday in Blue Isl
and visiting relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Market of Harrison ave
nue. was the guest of Hammon
friends Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman of Roberts av
enue was in Hammond bushes
Monday
Miss Caroline Dresser entertained
number of her little friends at a birth
day party at the home of her parent
in Roberts avenue Sunday afternoon
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church before large number OF the
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom. Congratulations are extended.
Judge Kopelke went to Hammond
yesterday TO confer with Judges Reiter
and Becker relative to the arranging
of the court business of Lake county.
made necessary by the additional
judges recently appointed.
Mrs Harold Wheeler is reported on
the sick list
mond transacted business in Crown
Point yesterday.
Mrs Harry r. Hayward has returne~
to Hammond after a visit With rel
atives in this place
Vernon Parry. OF the Pioneer Monu-
mental Works, transacted business in
Gary and Hammond yesterday.
Roller skating will be the attrac-
ton at Central Music hall tonight.
County Surveyor Ray Seeley o.
Hammond was visitor at the Hut
yesterday.
Three candidates will be initiated
into the mysteries of the first degree
OF Masonry at the lodgerooms thi:
evening.
Willis p Wood of Chicago spen
Yesterday with Crown Point relatives
Attorney G.. B. Sheerer OF Hammond
transacted business here yesterday.
Mrs Lenora Hart and daughter
Marguerite, were Chicago visitors yes
terday.
The Lake County Pioneer Monument
al Works Is shipping a carload o
finished monumental work to tn
Hammond branch of the concern thi
week.
Charles Wilson and family hav
moved into one Of the Clark cottage
on West street
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sponsibility will be placed by the peo-
pie IL it is not placed by the courts
The Importance of these indictments
is apparent when a body OF fair mind
ed men sit in daily sessions for six
weeks and then state it to be their
opinion that there is a probability OF
guilt in the case of twelve or fifteen
men whom they indict
INDICTMENT NOT EVIDENCE.
The fact should be borne in mind
however. that to be indicted by the
grand jury is not an evidence of guilt
The fact that person has been indict
ed is not supposed to prejudice his
case in court.
The grand jury in Hammond and the
grand jury in Crown ONT have done
their duty in the estimation of the
citizens of Lake County who have long
wanted to see a general clean up.
The people will now watch the pro.
gress of the prosecutions with renewe,
interest. II the las delays result III
postponement after postponement unit
the witnesses are gone or perhaps. un
til new prosecutor can be elected. tn,
people OF Lake County are going t,
hold the courts responsible.
mere mas already Deen one postpone
| ment in the trial of the cases which
| resulted from the Indictment OF Mayo
Thomas E. Knots and Chief of Polio
| Martin. Since this postponement Their
has been one effort made to effect
| jail delivery that Dog Face
Charley" one OF the. states most valu
able witnesses could escape.
INDICTED NOW NUMEROUS.
| In the Knots mandamus suits on
delay followed another until fnall
there was a change in the attorne
generals Office and it is reported tina
| enough pressure was brought to bea
to delay justice in the interests G
Knots career.
/ When the indictments which have a
ready been made by the grand Jury q
Hammond are finally returned 1t is es
pected that there will be between 2
and 80 of the most prominent people /
Lake County under indictment.
This makes it apparent that til
Crusade that has been carried on b
Prosecuting Attorney Charles
lGreenwald is the most notable thu
Lake county has ever known.
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rial Calendar

Court Room No. 3. Judge kopelks
FIfte Week.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
Court Cases.
Monday, March 9th.
6042-Larson Jr Nelson.
619s-Cudahy p Co Popovich.
6S62-Hopp Bros Kobesciek.
56-Moench Moench.
67-Walker Moldrowski.
6S-Kendrick Bowers.
70-Carpenter v Carpenter.
73-Hasbayne Hasbayne.
74-Webel Webel.
75-Luckowski Pontek.
Thrown Brown.
77-Tittle Trsiglava.
TS-Bferwagen Johnson.
S1-Kraut Hummer.
S2-Myer & Co Lagowski
S5-Laibhe Keilman
S6-Opperman Opperman.
S7-Bauman Beach
SS-Kistler Kistler
91-Sellers Sharkowski
92-Vietx Keilselbach.
Tuesday, March 9Th.
6S94-Swanger 1Swanger.
95-Hartman Hartman.
96-Bielfeld Chapman.
97-Brotherhood Grahavach.
9S-Goldberg G & E Co.
99-Clinton Kielselbach.
6900-Savings bank Eisler.
01-Manhattan Brig BaIog.
04-Interstate S & Co Cohen.
OR r Com Grand Trunk.
0s-Standard A S Co Bacon.
09-Lenz LEM
11-McFiel & Higgins Baggott.
12-Rhodes & Rhodes.
| 14-Dan Dan.
15-Haehnel Malo
/ 16-Voszar V yoszar.
21-vermett Hahn
22-Woods Woods
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Trial bottle Toe. large bottles 26c. SO

tration decided in favor of more pay
for taking up the hard bottom, now
refuse to return to work because the
six men discharged by the company in
the first instance have not been rein
stated.
Clay city-The Clay City Packing
Company, conceding the justice of the
demand of producers for an advance in
price of tomatoes. is this season con-
tracing at IS ton. as against $3.50
last ear. Since the opening of the fac
tory. twelve years ago. the advance has
been 81 a ton, having started at IS.
Shelbyville-The Shelbyville Trust
Company has selected John r. Messick,
president; Edmund r. Adams, first
vice president; Milton r. Senour. sec
ond vice president; David H. Whit
! comb. secretary; Herbert C. Jones. alb
stractor; Harry Whitcomb. Sol Meyer
and John r. Messick, members of the
finance committee. The new bank will
! be ready for business on April l.. The
! local mail carriers have obtained 1900
signatures to their petitions for Sun
day closing.
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HOBART

The Q. E. s. auxiliary went to Chi
cago this afternoon to see Passing
Of the Third Floor Back" at the Gar
rick.
The town board will decide at meir
next meeting whether or not to grant
a franchise TO Col w. F. Hard, for
the building of the electric road. to be
built between Gary and Hobart.
A large audience greeted st. Elmo
at STATIONS Opera House last even
ing.
Mrs. Scheddell and Miss Eta Glynn
went to Chicago today to see Get
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23-Thompson Co BrandenburK.
Wednesday. March sth..
6S26-W ashburn & Co Moench.
2S-Schnefder Pogue.
30-Cudahy Co Popovich
3s-Bank Lawrence
4o-Stanula Wisiesewski
47-Peter Hand Brig Judikis
5o-Ruschli Laws.
5f--Ademetz Ademetz
5S-McKay & Mckay.
59-Ahiin Rosonic
60-Smith Smith
66-Starr vEoffman.
67-Danis V Molnar
69-Bank " Nwell.
16-Conger Haaf
7f-Magnus Kardosh
7s-Gottfried b Co Libert
f9-Reich & Reich.
S0-Gates Gates
S3-Gustafson V Gustafson
S5-Doppler Subartowicz.
Thursday. March 9th.
69SS-Farwell Co Popovich
s0-Rische City OF Gary.
91-Williams City of Gary.
93-Franchie City of Gary.
94-Reissig City of Gary
So--biQS q Loan V Granger
96-Kennedy U Cement Co.
97-Green & Sons Co Doppi.
9S-Parks Delavski
99-Parks Kojanski.
7000-F1orian Kappelman.
0S-Yaiser V Ullrich
10-Seipp Brig Kollus.
11-Chefniak Cherniak.
12-Beecher Fitzgerald.
1S-Stevens Miller.
19-Dobbins Niece.
20-Ladd Spear.
22-Frazier Stenberg.
| Friday, March 10th.
| S023-Migatz Van Camp.
| 26-Nimon McClay
27-Cotes Hubinger.
| 2S-Kellogg Hubinger.
32-Loftis Ranko.
| 34-Thum Ross.
| 37-Lee Polan.
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The 3-weeks-oId- daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Benner was christened at
their home Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Rump of the Tolleston Lutheran Luth-
eran church officiated.
VIM. Much of Pine was a Clark Sta :
ton visitor yesterday
Mr. and Mrs V. V. Staufer of Clark
were Gary visitors yesterday.
Peter Little of Godfrey is laid up with
the grip.
VIM. II. Osterman of Clark is spend
ing a few days at Blue Island on bust
ness
Mrs. r.. Quinlan of Clark was a
Gary visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Porter Mayhew and daughter
Florence were Chicago business bisit-
ors yesterday.
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Rev. H. A. Carpenter of the Christian
church will preach his farewell sermon
at the local Christian church tomorrow
evening at 1880 p. m. Rev. Carpenter
will then devote his entire time to
the First Church of Christ at Indiana
HarboF. A new minister, Rev. Swift
of Nebraska will succeed Rev. Car
penter- The members regret losing
Rev. Carpenter very much, and there
promises to be big turn out of the
members to hear Rev. Carpenter
preach his farewell sermon.
g. Krebs of Crete, Ill, called on
Whiting friends on Monday.
Mrs. Howard Gregg and Edward
Shepherd of Chicago visited Mrs. C.
Peterson yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Stoneham has returned
to her home in Wood River ILL.,, after
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Henrietta Hively of Chicago
| spent yesterday as the guest of Mrs.
Chas Carrette of the Putnam flats.
| Miss Della Priest and John Grunhart
saw Get Rich Quick Wallingford" at
| the Olympic theater in Chicago last
| evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Friedlander and
daughter Mary left yesterday for AL
| Dany, n. u, where they Will reside
Friedlander has been conducting a
wholesale fruit store on New York av-
| enue.
Mrs Casper Matson. who was OBJ
Grated on at st. Margaret's hospital
on Monday. was not so we'll yester-
| day
Father Gottschall of Chicago visited
Rev Benedict Rajcany yesterday.
reception was rendered the new
| members of the Christian church or
Monday evening, at which mos,
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Goldsmith will
entertain on Thursday night in cele
bration of their fourteenth weddins
! anniversary
Mrs. William Shade of Fischrupy
! avenue entertained committee o
the l. o. T. NJ. last evening
Mrs. Aaron James was quite i'll a
her home in Fred street yesterday.
WORTHY Exton intends leaving fo
his home In Wood River. ILL.,, this even
inS
TIL amount paid to Messrs. Sutton
and Houson of the state board of ex
aminers was $1.695.35 These mel
audited the books of the city clerl
and city treasurer for the past tel
years and the public library 1nancia
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HEGEWISCH.

DR. Satterfield of the Wesleyan hos
pi.al of Chicago will take charge of
the morning services at the Hege-
wisch NJ e. church. next Sunday morn
ing Everybody is cordially invited to
come and hear him. Come and hear
him tell of some of his experiences
while at the Wesleyan.
Mrs. Rushle and daughters Mary
and Title and Mrs. Scherer and daugh-
ter Rose Of Hammond called on Mrs.
Herman Jordan of Buffalo avenue Sum
day afternoon.
Mrs Albert Berg of Superior avenue
spent Monday with friends a t the East
Side.
Pyramid lodge. A. f. A., NJ. held
their regular meeting at Cranes hail
Monday evening
Little Lillian Carlson is confined to
her home on Buffalo avenue with
mumps.
George W. Reed, who has been Wis
iting his uncle. W. c. Reed, and fam
lily of Carondulett avenue for the past
ten days. left here yesterday after
noon for his home in Taconite, Mimi
making short visit at Stevenson
Mich.
Miss Anna Kingston of Hammond
was the guest of Miss Annastacia Car
lin last Saturday evening and Sunday
Miss Mabel Anderson and the Misses
| Lillian and Athena Doe attended g
card party given by the young ladies
| of the East Chicago Catholic church
| at Weilands hall last Monday even
| ing. a very good time was reported
Il H. Moran and B. BOYLE of Pullman
| attended the ball at the Hegewisct
! Opera House last Saturday evening
| Mrs. William Price and daughter
Gold;e, from Bruce Lake are visiting
| friends and relatives here.
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BUPNHAM.

very pleasant surprise party was
given on Mrs. Sarah Wilder at her
home on Pullman avenue Monday
evening. Feb. 81 in honor of her 72nd
birthday.
Mrs. Wilson and children spent
Monday here with friends
Misses Ethel Kiersey and Mamie
Burnhem were out-of-town visitors
yesterday.
Mrs j. b. Carr of Stony Island spent
last night with her sister Mrs w
Smith of Park avenue.
Mrs. Gustafson entertained the
preacher Sunday for dinner
Mrs NJ kaezamarowski of Center
avenue spent Monday afternoon with
her sister in South Chicago.
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with his family to Waukegan, Ill
where he will start in the saloon and
restaurant business. Mr.. Hosislausky
expressed his thanks for the many
kindnesses shown them by the people
here during their stay.
Mrs. John Miller. Jr.. and daughter
Miss Matilda were Chicago visitors to-
day
Mrs. Henry Soelker was a Chicago
visitor Tuesday
Frank Segers of Hanover Prairie
transacted business here today.
Jacob Spanier made a business trir
to Chicago Tuesday
Mrs. Emil Larson returned Tuesday
from Shelby, where she spent several
days with relatives
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STUCK
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Hep SInnick seq IL he wuxn't afeerd
o. getting hurt himself. he'd jest love
Z take his wife up in one o them airy
planes.
Fl sum o. these wimmen persist in
wearin them hobbles skirts, it'll only
be human L allow tn men [ wear
binders.
After being out less than thirty
minutes and celebrating less than
half that tune. the jury in the Carlson
murder case returned verdict of ac-
quitaal The finding of the jury was
expected by those hearing the evil
dence in the case. 1T was brought
man previous to the tragedy and COM
rnitted the act in self-defense, or what
he thought at the time was a means
OF elf-protection. General satisfac-
ton was evinced at the jury's verdict
and it is thought will have beneficial
effect upon the labor troubles in the
steel city.
The Woman's Study club met at the
library yesterday afternoon, at which
time Mrs. C. J. Tinkham had very
interesting lesson on Natural Gas.
and Mrs w. F.. Wilmer very enter
tanning paper on Indiana Writer'S.
After the critics report the club ad-
journed 10 meet again next week.
The marriage of Miss Rose Thomas
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas
TO Peter Huber was solemnized yes
terday morning at St Mary's Catholic
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DOING THEIR DUTY
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LOWELL.

chinery in the creek bottom prepare
tory to driving piling on the east side
of the excavation for the new bridge
As soon his work is done the con-
crete abutment will be put in. after
which the big 53-foot concrete arch
will be commenced.
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The little guests enjoyed the afternoon
in playing games and other amuse-
ments until o'clock. when luncheon
was served them in the dining room
Caroline received many pretty gifts in
remembrance of the day.
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MUNSTER.

Mr.. Mandernach of Iowa was here
on Saturday. visiting Mr.. Wagner and
family.
Miss Anna Dietrich. who formerly
lived on the Wilson farm. was married
last evening at her home in Hammond.
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39-Georgia Brush
40-Good Good
41-Republic Schultze.
43-Tosetti Brig Co Prebersons
44-State ex rel v Kist1er
46-Dahnel Zimmerman.
47-Murley & Murley.
58-Colson Ross.
%o-Hutchinson Hutchinson.
71-Eagle r. Mills Wolper.
74-Reil " Winters
Estate ex rel Becker.
90-Steinberg Steinberg.
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COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.
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CARD OF THANKS.

| hereby extend my deepest appreci-
alton for the many favors shown me
upon the recent death of my husband,
George Rankin, especially the Masons
and Eagles. Also thank all for the
many beautiful floral tributes
MRS ANNA RANKIN
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HIGHLANDS.

Mrs. w. Johnston is a Hammond Wis
tor today.
Miss c. Groate is a Hammond shop
per today.
Mr.. Seman is a Hammond visitor to-
day.
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Rich Quick Wailingford' at the
Olympic.
large number from Wheeler at
tended the play at STATIONS Opera
House last evening.
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The most up-to-date Hydriatfc Insti-
tuition in Indiana under First National
Bank, Hammond
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INDUSTRY
~ OLA ~ a

Terre Haute-The three hundred
miners on strike at the Glyn Ayr
mines, and for whom a board of arbi-
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TIL amount paid to Messrs. sutton
and Houson of the state board of ex-
aminers was $1.695.35 These men
audited the books of the city clerk
and city treasurer for the past ten
years and the public library financial
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! telegram was received yes.erda.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-31

will find amiable
admiration entertained local civilians
ladies
have left in instances paaa homes and those pleasures attendant
which
remembrance with their advent into modest conditions
yield temptation
from the lurking latent Of hostit life of
that nvbe which contemplation
of might
friendship social indulgence chassemen
compelled
behind families
their
unsatisfactory condition. could
lies, beside soldiers
deprivations
incident
days. who had enqshd her husband having
the upbrgng of her woyearod baby with the chd
iarity with father
would call kneelng
would hold
One day the officer home.
the then
at
What the matter asked
teachings should have been in vain.
WELL replied the child h looks something like
hasn't