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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
MoLlNo.

J. w. Weaver and wife Of Mexico
spent several days recently with
relatives here.
0. L. Woods has returned home
from Nevada, Mo-, where he spent
several days with his brother. Jas.
Woods, who Ii afflicted with heart
trouble and paralysis.
Mrs. Homer Fry visited her moth
er, Mrs. Mollie McFadden. eve
days last week
Miss Drake, who teaches neal
Santa Fe, was the guest OF hel
cousin, Mrs. Porter Cauthorn from
Friday tin Sunday.
Mr.. Fiynt and daughter. Mrs. Har
din OF Hallsville were the guests Of
his son. DR.. Flynt, and family ant
Tom Hardin and family a few days
recently.
B. w. Robinson and family o.
Prairie Lea, visited his parents. r
L. Robinson and wife Sunday.
Miss Goldie Bybee accompanie,
her brother. Colby. and family HON,
to chillicothe. for an extended visit.
]. w. Weaver and xffc. Mrs. n. L
Helzer and daughters visited Robt
Snyder and wife near Santa r,
Thursday.
Mrs. Nan Williams sold VIII He'll
or Q two hundred ID. hogs at s7-25.
same party sold Dave williams. on'
at the same price.
Miss Annie Heller OF Mexico Wis
tied her parents, R L. Heller. AMI
wife. Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
100 HlRrHs in AupRAlN
AGAINST 4s DEATHS,

During the mouths Of July, Aug
ust and September. there were 100
births and IS deaths. according ia
the report Of the State Board Of
Health.
August led in the number of births
with so. July was second with 81 and
80 persons were born In September
There were IS deatha during Jul,
and September and 10 during August
There we're very few deaths from
contagious diseases and only n sui
eide was recorded.
The total number OK births fol
the state during those months was
1856. with s.775 desths-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
MODERN woopMeN eLscrIoN

MODERN WOOpMEN ELECTION.
The Mexico Camp OF the Modern
woodmen OF America had its anu
al election OF officers. Tuesday even
ing. After tho business OF the even
ing all the members present enjoyed
a smoker. Refreshments 9 also
served by ]. w. Piunkett. who was
elected Clerk for the eleventh con,
secutlve time.
The following officers wero elect
ed: V. c.. J.. F. Hazard; Clerk, ]
w. Plunkett; Banker. E. y. Kun
kel; Escort, B. Z. Sims. Sentry; s
o.. Woltz; watchman; J. Z. Gass;
a@=ns. Drs. Harrison and Grit
fin; Trustees, J. D. Frat. I'D oBn
en- and John Beal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
WILSON'S ELECTION COST
sf,fs9y44s: GIVEN sv ss.ss4

Washington. D. c. Dec. 5.
II cost the Democratic National
Committee si.I5s.44e to carry the
election for Wilson and Marshall. &C
eordlng 10 It's final statement of con
tributlons and expenses filed with
the House Of Representatives tss=s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
DICTIONARY FREE

We will give a nice, up-to-date
dictionary free 70 any n securing
three new subscribers to the Mex'
leo Weekly for one year each. a
half hours work should secure you
this splendid Christmas present.
W.T. r. M, White & Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
4 arr

SURE 70 PLEASE
" you have a friend Or Fsia-
tive living away from Mexico.
! you could not send him . nlft
he would appreciate moss than
the Weekly Ledger.
"1T IS JUST LIKE A LET
TER FROM HOME"
Il carries Ia message Of
home ~ every week and 10
always = welcome visitor.
500 . year In advance.
n. N. White q Son, Editors
and Props.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
IN. N ann Ill prara
Agu Thig Mprk...
week Of Nov. zs.)
so EAR AGO.

" tEfSFtS SAGQs
Mrs. Mary Bolts was moving into
her new residence on Monroe street.
L. w. viyion returned from Texas
after an absence of three years
Willard Carroll. formerly Of Mex.
leo. was clerking for Hart G. Duff,
a wholesale and retail house of st.
Louis.
Charley Pearson had a position as
expressman in the Moberly express
office.
Wm. Houston resigned his posi-
tion as bookkeeper for the VIM. Pol
lock Mill Co. William Hit sue
ceeded him.
A. P. Bishop Of Miami, Mo-. and
Miss Mollie Bennett Of Mexico, Mo-,
were married by the Rev. ]. @. Ma.
pie.
James Carroll, a prominent citt
zen. OF Mexico, died from the effects
of an overdose Of morphine. Mr. Car
roll was a member Of the Masonic
and A. o. wv. orders. and a mem.
Der Of the board Of Hardin Col
lego.
The Christian denomination was
building a church at Benton City,
20 YEARS AGO.
+. A. Pearl and family Of High
Hill, moved to Mexico to reside.
c. P. Malone and family were
In Lake Providence. La. for the
winter.
]. C. Cooper was very III at his
home at Rush Hill.
Paris Carr came near dying al
his home in the southeast portion Of
Audrain county, by taking an W
dose OF morphine.
G. W. Bonsall, Of Florida, Mo,
moved to Audrain to reside.
Samuel Rice sold his farm neal
Fulton and was arranging to o IA
the Graham farm, south Of Mexico.
10 YEARS AGO.
A marriage license was granted tc
VIM. v. Patterson and Thursia Wheel
err, of Montgomery county.
Walker Burns was substitute mai
carrier in Mexico.
Mrs. Frank Turner, formerly O
Mexico. died at her home in Galena
Kan.
Thos. Hughes. formerly OF Mex
leo, aged 70 years. died at tn,
home of his daughter, Mrs. J. II. Mil
Ter in High Mil. Mo. The remains
were inferred in the Mexico ceme
terry. The pail barers e s. NJ
Gilbert, I. j. Keiso. A. B. Cluster
Or. ]. Rule Frstts. Robt. Kemp
and T. r. Roden.
The residence Of Joe Wayne,
miles southwest Of Mexico, burned.
Marriage licenses were grantee
to the following: G. L. Forbis. o
Clark, and sallie =. Mcdonald o
Audrain; Ernest Dodge OF Farber
and Molly wybrant OF Perry; Ro,
D. Dresser. Of Farber, and Effie ?
| Kelly OF vandalia-
J Z. Kach, Of near Worcester, CON
! plcted a large cattle barn. Dave ROD
gers. OF the same neighborhcod. wa
building a barn.
s. w. Thomas, q guard at the Mis-
souri, penitentiary, was visiting o
Youngs Greek.
Several pupils Of the school In III
Hall district north of Martinsburg,
were IN Of scarlet fever. Lee Hoi
con was teacher OF the school.
Miss Beth Wisdom OF Mexico col
Quoted . large music class At Martin
burg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

CLARK TO MEET
WITHERs At Mo5ERLY.
Moberly. No, Dec. II.
jeff Clark, the fighting ghost Of
Joplin. has been matched to meet
Al Withers Of Mexico In q ten
round bout before the Lyric Athletic
Club here December IS. This match
was originally arranged to take place
at Mexico. but the lid has been put
on boxing contests at that place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
MOTHER SAVES CHILDREN

AIRS. Theo. Hltz rescued her thres
children from death by fire. Monday
morning, when the Hits home. north,
west ( Rush Hill. burned to the
ground. Practically everything n
the house was destroyed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
RoWENA.

Fred Vance bought 100 acres OF the
James Foreman farm from Mrs. Ella
Foreman for $500.
Kirt Rowe has been visiting his
uncle. Sam Rowe at Clifton Hill The
pas week.
A. J. Tribhle is remodeling his
store building and fixing up an extra
lot OF hitchracks to accommodate his
customers. He has already brought
on a new stock Of groceries and
win move into his own building al
soon rs he can get II ready.
Several attended the lecture giver
Saturday night BY Elder J. d. Greer
Of Mexico at Antioch on how to gel
married and how to stay married.
Tom Kirkland sold a lot Of goot
corn at $50 a bu.. also a lot o.
late corn at Csc a bu. TO Bob Peck.
Klrt Rowe Is feeding q bunch Of ca
tie he Is thinking of shipping in th'
near future. He says be has bough
ell OF the corn be wants al 4oc
bu.
Ralph Brown delivered a lot o
good corr to Or. Collier at 40c
bu.
The sagersee law suit has beel
compromised At $500.
Preston Tanzy OF near Paris wa
visiting his uncle. Arthur wager Sun
day.
c. F. sandsberry delivered a 10
Of nice baled oats straw the pas
week to S. NJ. wager at $3.50 a T.
bud Kidwell is helping Cecil Ma.
lory gather his big crop Of corn.
Nearly everybody is throug
gathering corr in this vicinity.
Several from this vicinity attent
the Frank Ehret sale near Skinne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
-RosTlcELr NzcHEsE "a
MashIngtnnS paa. IA

Mrs. Martin w. LittletoDis project
for the appointment Of q committee
to consider TIE .es=l=.tse. by h
government of Monticello. the home
of Thos. jefferson now owned By
Representative Jefferson Levy o
New York. was rejected Ia tha Acus
yesterday by q vote OF IA 70 TO-
The senate passed the resolution
unanimously.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

PLANS are being laid totbnng the
Progressives and the regular Re
pubIcans together. but no one seems
TO know yet whether TO cali a notary
public or the police.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

vies County; Prison Phyaiels
NJ. R. holland. Monroe Count
Rotary Board OF Health. Dr..
B. Adcock. johnson County;
Warden Of Penitentiary. g. 2
ter Gilvin. Boone e MY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

Charlie waddington of st. Louis
has been visiting at his uncle's, Bert
waddington.
Rev. HUMPHREYS OF Henderson. Ky.
preached at the Presbyterian church
in Benton Sunday.
win winger has been on tho sick
list.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian Church are planning
to hold 4 bazaar and supper in Ben
ton City next Saturday. Dec. 18th.
Every one is invited TO come and
enjoy themselves.
Frank Miller continues to improve
slowly.
Z. W. Rockwell took Rev. Hump
hrey's to Montgomery CITY Sun.
day afternoon in his auto.
REV. W. A. sHULLENBERGER, IN
the Mexico Message, says: A Ger
tain organization Of which this city
has no right to be proud ia hsraldine
Itself far and wide and pulling of
attractions after the manner Of the
JohnsonJ effries farce. This commu
nifty needs institutions that win worl
prevention Of evil. Are the commun
ity and churches retaining q hold on
the boys and girls IN thet
"teens?" The parents should keel
the children at home OF evenings.
Sensible boys and girls win see tina
this is for their good tco-the thin
for their reputation among the bes
citizens But we must sympathiz'
with the young folks IA their worl
and play. ''The man who has all II,
play kicked out Of him is not mucl
Of a nan after all"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
Holiday Books and Gifts

Ihave the best stock of Holiday Books, .y;:ft goods
| have ever had and | don't think you can find a b&E-
ter stock of its kind anywhere in a city the size GO
Mexico.
Il have all the important fiction and hundreds o&S
volumes Of the recent popular copyright books which
retail at so cents. r
My stock of young peoples books has been sei
lected with unusual care and you will not find In It n
single volume which you would hesitate to place Il
the hands of your children.
also have a choice collection Of Gift Books.
Christmas Cards, Fine Stationary, Brass Goods and
Fountain Pens. Z
Why should you pay $3.50, $3.50, $500. so
and Sc. 100 for a fountain Pen when you can buy nsb@t.
ter pen for $500, $3.50, $500, Acc and $4kE
j. H H. SALLEE, the sa RS9k
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
sAmE OLD N ABOUT

T"NIFtFU NM TIE NITtN'
It is being umored around here in
railroad circles that the Chicago
a Alton R. r. Co. will probably
take over this management OF the
yards at Francis. The burlington
Co. has had control OF these yards
for the past several years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

MAYBE that Nebraska Indian Ii
not really Isl years old. hut merely
feels that way when be wakes up in
the morning.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
BENTON CITY.

Frank okey's family visited at BOt
Johnson's Sunday.
Ed stratton had a very sick horss
Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of tbs
Presbyterian Church win give a ba
zaar and supper Saturday night De
cember IA, In Romans Hall here.
Rein Hilderbrand shipped a LOAD
Of hogs to st. Louis Sunday night.
Rev. Humphrey preached at tn,
Presbyterian Church last sunda,
morning.
Mrs. Bert Waddington and Mrs. ]
W. Hines were shopping in Mexico
Monday.
John Truitt is on the sick list
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Chrf
tian Church has a quilt in for sale a
Wooldridge's store.
DR.. Goodson who has been yer.
poorly is some better.
! Marion Cox and his daughter wer'
shopping in wellsyflle Saturday eg
eplng.
Mrs. Robert Johnson and Mimi
and Mrs. Burns and Lottie visitet
at Mrs. A. NJ. Pearson's Tuesday.
Jake Douglass and Sam Cox kille'
hogs Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12
sRlck FoR SALE.

We have plenty 81 Rccd hglidlns
brick or fra brick fer sais At prices
that you can't beat Nens
better, or cheaper. Msxleo Firs
Brick and Clay Company. s4.ts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

FOR sALE-A good n1roe Ja
sey male Pig. s. r. stratton. I .
miles N. E. of Benton city, ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

Tie thrifty shopper who wants to
save money reads Ledger advertise.
meats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

EX-GOVERNOR JOS. W. FOLK Of
Missouri is being prominently men
toned as an officer in President VIII
sons cabinet
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-12-12

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18

tee composed of Charles f. Fowler.
Monroe Schock. J. c. Dickson. ]. s..
Dewey and C. ". Lyle was appointed
TO confer with the water company, with
view or arranging for better pressure
and puier water. The most destructive
fires usually occur in the coolest
weather It is at these times that the
water pressure is usually the lowest.
owing to the fact that householders
with but few exceptions allow their
water 10 run IN their faucets in ord
to protect their pipes from freezing,
The consequences is that the pressure Is
greatly reduced, and the fire depart
rnent. otherwise handicapped by the
cofd has to contend with low pressure
when II needs the best possible
Matt sternherg gave a good talk.
His address being the first of a series
Of ten minute talks on live topics tina;
are to be delivered this winter by club
members. His theme, was baseball. He
INDUCED IN a little st told you So
when he called attention to the fac!
that a year ago ne was fighting fol
the location of the baseball park In Its
present site. he was given the hors
laugh. Now" continued the speaker
you will all of you have to take of
your hats to the old man. on that littl.
matter"
A letter from T. f. Theme. presiden
of the Wayne Knitting Works at FIT
Wayne was read in which the write
stated that he would be in Indiana Har
Dor next Wednesday to give talk OF
the commission form of government
before the club. Mr.. Theme has stud,
this question in Europe, having made
| trip through Europe with this idea ii
view, and is an authority on his sub
! ject.
Mayor Schlieker is to give the mex
ten minute talk before the club. H
accepts its invitation to speak In
fortnight on the Street Car Situatioi
bin the Twin Cities" which it wa
agreed last night TO extend to him
The subject is one fraught with a grea
deal of interest to not only Indians
Harbor and East Chicago but to thi
4 entire Calumet region, especially a
this time when new industries ar
Eabout to come into the region an
bring thousands OF new workmen an
their families to live here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18
CELEBRATE THEIR
WEDDING anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Funk
houses Honored at 50th
Anniversary.

One of the pleasantest and largest
affairs that has taken place in East
Chicago in many a month was the re-.
ception held Tuesdy afternoon and
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Funk
houser In honor OF their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Funkhouser being
among the Oldest residents of this city.
had an unusually wide circle OF friends
and it seems as though these turned
out en- masse to show their friendship
and respect for the aged couple.
+ The house had been most attractive
Iy decorated for the occasion. the din
ing rom being decorated in yellow crepe
raper festocned from the chandeliers.
with yellow shaded candeis and a gold
en- wedding bell in the center of the
canopy The bell bore the date of the
marriage Of Mr. and Mrs. Fnnkhouser.
es2. and the present year 1912
The library was elaborately festoon-
ed in yellow and the electric lights
shaded with yellow flowers The flow :
ers used were carnations and jonquis,
bouquets of these being stationed IN
the front room.
A delicious luncheon OF creamed
chicken on toast. lemon jello. ice cream
and Mrs. Funkhouser were assisted in
receiving by their daughters Mesdames
Es. ID. Shumard, w. H Curry, A. A. Ross
and Miss Lulu Funkhouser, and their
gdaught in law. Mrs Ed Funkhouser
f0ther assistants were Miss Lucy Jones
,-and Mrs c. f. McKelvey who assisted in
receiving and serving. The out of town
guests were Rev. and-Mrs. Shumard and
Edaughter Mabel. Miss Jennie Grosh OF
Mt. Carmel. Ill and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Munday of South Chicago
| Mr.. and Mrs Funkhouser received
| many beautiful and valuable presents.
| among them being $50 in gold coin, sill
Yer and gold spoons. center pieces, a
| gold clock. scarf pin and beautiful
chair presented by the old-timers OF
East Chicago. There were los guests
present and the reception was from ;
tie 5 and from. s. to 10. srs~ $50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18
CRIMINALS take
ADVANTAGE OF FOG
Three Robberies in Gary
Are Reported to Police
Last Night.

Last nights fog and mist gave good
curtains for highway robbery and
thtevery in Gary. and three cases OF
crime of this character were reported
to the police before midnight
Shortly after . o'clock last night F.
A. Dodds. who lives at 7l5 Harrison
street. was badly beaten by two men.
who. robbed him as he was walking
along Jackson street between Sixth
and Seventh avenues, He was relieved
OF a gold watch and chain
Dodds was so badly peaten up about
the head that surgeoi had to be call
ed to attend him.
The police this morning learned tina,
Dodds was held up in the park near
Supt. Gleasons house in Jackson
street. He was found lying on the
ground by Charles Rafney and wife
Mr.. Rainey carried Dodds to position
under the are light. where he found
that the man was covered with blood
When able TO talk Dodds stated thai
the robbers jumped from behind bush
near the park path.
Although the park IS well light &c
and is guarded by steel corporation
and city police. last nights occurrenc,
shows that ii Is not as safe a place a.
il was thought 20 be.
A little while after this robbery wa
reported Jesse Bell 1874 washington
street, was held mp and robbed by tw,
negroes. They got three dollars an,
some small change. The police be
lieve that the two men are the sam
ones who have committed other recen
robberies in the vicinity OF Washing
ton street near Eighteenth avenue
near where the Bell hofdup took plae
last night.
Walter Davis. colored. who has a DO
lice record, was taken IN row late la.
night on the charge of robbing soutl
side hen roosts. He will be given
hearing today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18

20 do Justice TO good supper which IS
to be provided, to witness and to par
ttcipate in the installation. A good
program of music, etc, has been pre-
pared. and the occasion will be a red
letter one in the annals of Modern
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors.
Mrs Lewis will do the work for the
women. while Louis Rottenberg will
act in similar capacity for the men's
organization. Consul Barnett of Ham
woodmen circles will be present to
make addresses.
The proceedings will open up with
the installation Of the officers of the
Royal Neighbors. This will be fol-
lowed by The installation of the officers
elected by the Modern woodmen, with
an interval of music and speaking
sandwiched in between. Refreshments
will follow and later dance for the
young people and others who enjoy
that sort of thing. The music will be
contributed by Mrs. Parr, who will sing
a number; Mrs. Charles Hooper. who
will give piano selection; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Fisher. piano duet. and a
quartet composed OF ". j. Funkey
Charlie Seebert and e. E. Fisher
The committee on arrangements is
composed of Iri Roberts DR.. Towns
ley and Attorney skunk. The refresh
ment committee comprises Mesdames
IG NJ Fisher and Thorpe for the Roya
| Neighbors. and DR.. Townsley and Nc.
| Cready for the Modern Woodmen. while
Mrs G. NJ. Fisher and Mr.. 1rl Roberts
iconstitute the program committee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18


o. and the e. J. & f. If so desired. but
the wafchman idea seemed TO appeal to
the club members as the better plan
A committee composed Of william f
Jewel. Judge Walter J. Riley. C. A.
Westberg, Thomas O'Conneli. B. D. i
Glazebrook. George ". Lewis and J. D
Kennedy was appointed to keep alive
the interest in the coming convention
of federated Commercial Clubs which
lis TO be held in Indiana Harbor next
year, and to make arrangements for the
event.
Dockage Ownership.
A committee was also named to see
the board of public works with refer
ence to the city's action in regard to
the ownership Of dockage. The city
was offered by the East Chicago com
PAL ny. 400 feet of dockage on the canal
at Canal street and 400 feet at 14ist
street without other consideration than
that the city agree to look after the up
keep of the canal in front Of its prop
erty. and that IL build a temporary
bridge across the west branch of the
canal at Forsyth avenue. when this is
required.
IT was TO ascertain just what had
been done by the city in reference to
this matter, tina the committee was ap.
poined.
Need Fire Engine.
Another committee with Newton
Hembroff chairman and Thomas
o'conpsu and Barney Cohen asso-
ciates was appointed to call on this
mayor with reference to the needs o.
Indiana Harbor in regard to fire en-,
CINE. The destructive IRE OF night be
fore last In which $4,000 worth O
property was destroyed because of
lack OF sufficient power to throw tn.
water, will be used as an Illustration o
how badly needed is engine In tn,
Harbor. In this connection commit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18

Company was decided upon, the work
of organization was left to Mr..
Mickey. and at his suggestion the
company was Incorporated under the
laws of this state. Hon. Joshua
Strange. OF Marion. Past President OF
Farmers National Congress, and Hon.
John M. Stahl, publisher Illinois Farm
Ler. Chicago. are among the incorpora-
tors.
The othersl are Henry Schrage. the
banker of Whiting and East Chicago;
Hon. F. y. Gavit; State Senator. Whit
ing; Waiter E. Schrage. cashier Bank
of Waiting: Chas. L. Fowler, Presi-
dent Indiana Trust & Savings Bank.
Indiana Harbor; James A. Patterson.
Attorney, Indiana Harbor; Hon.
Lawrence Becker. Judge Lake Super
Tor Court and former Mayor of Ham
mond William r. Howat, M. D.. Pres.
Indiana State Medical Association,
Hammond; and E W. Mickey, Attor-
ney East Chicago.
The work of organization will be
pushed and completed as soon as pos
sib1e so that it is expected the com
pany Will be in position to issue
policies within few months. The
company will be National in character
as its name indicates. and particular
attention will be paid to insuring the
| farmers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18
|LEGATEES WANT TO
COMPEL ACCOUNTING

A movement has been started by all
legatees and annuitants under the last
will and testament of George Earle.
late of Hobart, Ind, against his son.
John G. Earle. the executor. to compel
an accounting and settlement of all
claims against the estate
John G. Earle, the executor. 1t Is said,
has been twice cited to appear before
the orphans court of philadelphia
where the will rs filed. but. 1t is al
legged. has failed to do so both times.
Two Of the heirs under the will have
already filed bills and attached all the
available land in Indiana and Illinois
and their cases are now before the
courts in these states The remainder
of heirs and annuitants are expected
to start action in short time. The
a bove bills are said to include all land
held under the names OF George Earle,
William Earle. John G. Earle, the firm
of George and William Earle. and John
E. Barnes. As
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18

WHY ARE You NOT A TIMES
READER?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18
FRATERNITY TO HAVE
DUAL INSTALLATION

There is to be dual installation az
Odd Fellows hall, East Chicago, this
evening, when the newly elected off,
GERS Of the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea and the Royal Neighbors take for
NAL possession OF the seats to which
they have been appointed by their fell
low lodgemen.
These orders are affiliated and it is
expected that fully $50 will assemble