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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-21

guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Sr.
Mrs. John Miller Sr. who has been
on the sick list. is recovering.
John Pickands of South Chicago was
a visitor here yesterday
Margaret Keilman of Chicago was in
town on Wednesday,
The wedding Of John wachter to Miss
Lena Keilman OF St John was cele-
brated a the St John Evangelist's
church Wednesday morning, Nov 20. at
10 o'clock A high mass was read by
Rev. a. N. Buchheit. pastor. of the st.
John church. The bride was beautifully
dressed IN white satin and wore a veil
and wreath of brides roses also car
ried a shower bouquet of brides roses
The maid of honor and brides maid
were dressed in white and carried bou-
quets of white carnations They were:
Matilda Keilman. sister of the BRIDE
and Amelia Wachter. sister of the
groom. and the groosmen were Frank
Wachter and Raymond Czech. The two
little flower girls were Loretta schmal
and odella Baumgarten. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wachter will make their future homo
in st. John. Congratulations extend to
the young couple from all friends
Charles Graft of Crown Point was
here on business today
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Keilman and Mr.
and Mrs John Keilman of Dyer attend
ed the wedding of John Wachter TO
Lena KEENAN, here Wednesday.
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the city council so they are giving this
entertainment which promises to be
strictly high class in all respects, all
being local talent with the exception
of Mr.. Scott.
Mrs. Gug Fleming and children Clar-
ence and Clara OF Hammond spent yes
terday visiting with relatives, they be-
ing Mrs. Gold. Mrs William Green. Mrs.
c. A. Henwig and Mrs. Haines
The story hour viii be held at the
public library Friday from 3:3o to 5
p m.
Among the cases tried in Judge
Atchison's court were two garnfshee
cases. IN the first case Mike Janos
garnisheed the wages Of Adam Talko
for a grocery bill of s11114 Talko
agreed to settle the account as soon as
1t was possible for him to do so. In
the second case Mrs. Susie Streco sued
John Dusa for q board bill of s26 Dusa
decided to settle with Mrs. Streco, and
after paying the additional costs Of the
case he was dismissed
St Johns Slavish church will be dedi-
Gated next sunday. and in addition to
this event. there win be a large class
in confirmation. For the occasion Bish-
op Kodelka will arrive in Whiting on
Saturday evening. One Of the church
societies have been delegated to meet
the bishop al the train and escort him
to ST. Johns hall, where the young la
dies of St, Veronicos society Will be
waiting to receive him. There has been
a social time arranged for the bishop
honor on Saturday evening.
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ROBERTSnAIE.

Miss Myrtle Soltwedel Of Harrison
avenue was the guest Of Mrs Albert
Schaffer of East Side last evening
Mr.. Cowan of Indiana boulevard who
has been confined to his home for the
past month with a severe attack Of
the grip. is getting along nicely.
Elliott Aman and Edward Wonna-
colt spent the early part Of the week
in Wheeler, Ind. visiting relatives and
friends
Mrs. shepperd of Hyde Park is spend
ing the week here with her daughter.
Mrs James Landon, and family of Pearl
street
The Parents club of the Franklin
school held their regular meeting Tues
day afternoon at o'clock at the school
A very interesting program was given,
after which a short time was spent So
clally by the mother and teachers, dur
ing which dainty refreshments were
served
Mrs. A. Bader and son Edwin of Har-
rison avenue spent the day shopping
IN Chicago
team OF horses belonging to the
Mullen Brewery company took fright
on Indiana boulevard Tuesday morning
and ran away. After running about
three blocks they collided with a tele-
graph pole. upsetting the wagon which
brought them to a stop. one of the
horses was slightly injured
A card party viii be given by the
Pythian Sisters at Fischrupp hall to-
morrow evening. 4 good time is anti
cipated. Refres hments will be served
and beautiful prizes viii be awarded
the winners.
County Commissioner Schaaf return
ed home Wednesday from West Baden.
whore he has been spending week
Mr. and Mrs. Macmillan and daugh-
TT Jessie Of Indiana boulevard were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo of South
! Chicago last evening
| Mrs. S Buskowski Of Harrison ave
nue. is entertaining out-of-town guests.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mrs. H. f. Beaubien OF Laporte ave-
nue. will entertained her sister, Mrs.
Ben c. Rich of Cleveland. O.. next week.
Mrs. Beaubien's family viii have a fam
lily reunion on Thanksgivi-H day, which
Will be held at the nome Of her sister.
Ms ]. H. Collins. in Longwood
Mrs. Thomas McTadden and daughter
ooietta will leave today for Cleveland
O.. 10 sperd about ten days visiting
with relatives.
Mrs j. F. Miles OF Laporte avenue
was Chicago visitor on Tuesday.
The young ladies OF All Saints church
in Hammond will give a dancing party
this evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat j.
Kolb of Whiting will chaperon the
young people.
Frank Macpherson OF Michigan City
visited his sister Mrs J. E. Miles OF
L.aporte avenue. yesterday.
The many Whiting friends OF Charles
A. La Bounty. formerly OF Whiting. but
now of Decatur. Ill. Will be surprised
to learn Of his elopement and mar
rage to Miss LYDIA Conard, also Of
Decatur which took place the fore part
of this week. The groom IS the son of
Mrs. La Bounty of New York avenue.
His many Whiting friends extend con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
The Daughters of Liberty held a spe-
cIal meeting in the l. o. 0. F. hall yes
terday afternoon for the purpose OF bal
loting on a large class of candidates,
who will be initiated at the union meet
ing tonight.
The union meetings Of the Congre ga
tional. Methodist and German Evan
gelical churches. which have been held
at the Congregational churches for the
past two weeks. will close tomorrow
night. The attendance at all the meet
ings have been very large. and have
been a graf success.
The Whiting Masonic band viii have
an entertainment at the Royal theatre
tomorrow night The band have Sc
cured the services OF Harry Scott Of
Chicago. who viii appear in mono
logues and song speeialties George
Mcmillan of Robertsdale will also give
several vocal selections Mrs. Harry
Chubaroff and Mrs Ed Evans will rem
der an Illustrated duet. and Mrs. Nettie
Morgan and George G. Hay Will give a
cornet duet. In addition to these at
fractions there viii be three reels O.
pictures shown The first SHOW Will be
gin a p m. and the second show vii
begin at $50 p. m. The members O
the band are compelled to raise money
for their expenses. having recently pur
chased new instruments. Having hat
no suitable place to play this summe
there viii be appropriation from
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indiana, spoke at the Methodist church
last evening on the subject The Wom-
an OF Today" The attendance was not
large. but Mrs Pierce's address made
up for the lack in numbers to those
who heard her speak
The members of the Pleasure club
were delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest short
ridge ON South Street Tuesday evening.
The main attraction of the evening was
the eatables and the gentlemen pres
ent report 1t as being some feed"
The members of the Commercial club
INDUCED In a smoker and "eatfest" at
the cluhrooms last evening and a most
enjoyable time is reported by those
attending the affair
Councilman D. W. Vincent Is making
many improvements on his property on
Goldsborough street in the way of in
stalling the sewer and charging the
building.
Rev. W F. Hovis and mother. Of
South Bend, visited at the home of AR
and Mrs. William Parry on East street
on Tuesday.
| Herbert f. Jones. grand marshal of
| the grand encampment of odd Eel
1 lows at Indianapolis has been selected
/ as a delegate to Indianapolis, and in
company of Charles MoWayne the two
started for the state capital yesterday
II is said that measles are quite
prevalent In Crown Point at present
but in a mild form.
Attorney ". # Hodges of Gary tran
sacted business in Crown Point yester-
day
The funeral Of Joseph P Kramer oc-
CURED a. ST. Mary's church this morn
ing and was attended by a large audi
ence OF the friends of the deceased
The remains were buried in the Cath
| Ollie cemetery
William Blfekhahn has been obliged
TO go to Chicago hospital for another
/ operation,
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HOBART.

William StommeI and Scheddell tran
sacted business in Chicago yesterday.
The Foresters Will hold their regular
meeting this evening after which re-
ception Will be held IN honor OF High
Chief Ranger Anderson Of Chesterton.
who will be present
Miss katherine Weinand and brother.
Thomas. of Glen Park visited friends
here yesterday.
The fifth. sixth and seventh grades
of the public school were closed yes
terday. owing to a case Of scarlet fever
being discovered in the sixth grade,
Master Frank Hartnup being the VIC
tim
The members of the high school held
a surprise party on Miss Gladys Max
we'll at Deep River last evening The
evening was spent in dancing, after
which a dainty luncheon was served.
Miss Abel was Chicago visitor yes
terday
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CLARK STATION.

The dance to be given by the volun-
teer fire department was called OF on
account OF some misunderstanding.
Therefore no dance viii be held by
them on Saturday night. Nov. %.
Axel Benson has obtained a position
at the American Bridge works.
Mrs. T. Behn of Clark Station was a
Gary visitor last evening.
Fred HoIifeld and Miss Mabel Holt
field Of Gary spent last evening with
Clark friends.
Mrs f Gastel and Mrs F Frick OF
Clark were out-of-town visitors yester-
day.
Mr and Mrs. c. Moy of Clark were
Gary visitors last evening.
Mrs. j. Bilkovic OF Clark Station was
a Gary visitor yesterday.
Miss Rose Detlef Of Clark spent last
evening in Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-21
UNCEASING MISERY
Some Hammond Kidney Sufferers Get
Little Rest or Comfort.

There IS little sleep, little rest, little
peace for many a sufferer from kid
ney trouble. Life is one continual
round of pain You can't rest a night
when there's kidney backache. You
suffer twinges and "stabs" Of pain. an
noying urinary disorders lameness and
nervousness. You can't be comforta bl
at work with darting pains and blind
ing dizzy spells. Neglect these all
ments and serious troubles may fol-
low. Begin using Doan's Kidney Pills
at the first sign of disorder Thous-
ands have testified to their merit.
TIMES readers will find convincing
proof in the following testimony:
n Foster, East Chicago. Ind, says:
Sometime ago 1 suffered from pains
In the small of my back and after
STOPPING 1t was all ] could do to
straighten. I began using Doan's Kid
ney Pills and in less than a week the
pain had disappeared Another member
of my family who suffered more Sc
verely than I. used Doan's Kidney pills
and in this case the results were of the
best"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
/ cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
take no other
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Here is a dainty design for a house
dress or work apron. as the model can be
used for either It Is protective. yet
stylish. and has the merit Of being simple
Of construction. It closes at the front
and can be made with square low neck
or with rolling collar. Bingham, percale.
chambray or lawn may be used, and the
trimming is Of contrasting fabric.
The pattern, No 5,917. is cut in sizes
81, 36, 90 and A inches bust measure
Medium size viii require 6ss yards Of q
inch goods or 81 yards of fabric 80 inches
wide and IS Of yard of 81 inch contrast
ing goods.
The above pattern can be obtained by
sending 10 cents TO the Office Of this PAPER.
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HoW's This2

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derailing several cars and blowing up
the track about 200 feet before the
train came to a stop.
Henry Seeker of St. John made a
business trip to our town Wednesday.
August Miller Of Scherervflle tran
sacted business here Tuesday.
Miss Barbara Hilbrich of Scherer-
vile spent Wednesday at the home Of
T. Keilman and family out here.
Jacob Scherer OF st. John was a bust
ness visitor here Tuesday.
NJ. Steuer. town marshal Of Scherer-
Vile made a short business call here
Tuesday
Mr.. Fox. representing the Industrial
Insurance company of Indianapolis, was
here Wednesday in the interests of the
company.
John L ThieI OF Schererville was a
Dyer visitor wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-21
FIRE DESTROYS
CATTLE BARN
Brooklyn (Ind.) Women Re
lease Valuable Stock.

Martinsville. Ind, Nov 19-Mrs.
John Black and Mrs. James Black were
the f1rst to discover the fire in the i'm
mense dairy barn of Black & Adams at
Brooklyn. Saturday night. Mrs. John
Black ran to the barn in her night
dress and lifted the lever that re-
leased more than 100 cows from the
stalls. Mrs James Black hailed a
passing interurban car. the conductor
giving the alarm with the car whistle.
Passengers formed a bucket brigade
until citizens Of Brooklyn. aroused by
the interuban whistle, arrived. Three
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Glen and Hosford Park.

Mr.. and Mrs. A Carlson and daugh-
ter OF Tolleston were business visitors
here today.
DIT. Edding Of MerrillvnIe was called
here on business yesterday.
Mrs. Betz was a Gary shopper today.
Mr. Thomas Adler spent yesterday
at Hobart.
Joseph and Florian Adler Of Laporte
returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz of Hosford Park
spent last evening at Gary
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RURNEAM.

Mrs George Mills and Mrs T. sprunce
spent Tuesday in Harvey, visiting their
sister. Mrs j Cook.
Mrs Wilma.th OF Chicago spent Tues
day afternoon here with friends
Mrs. Fred Fuller OF Center avenue
was a Hammond visitor on Tuesday.
c. Wittenberg OF Park-avenue tran
sacted business in Chicago on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs, Thomas lin and Mrs. Horn of
Park avenue were out-of-town visitors
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gapswicz and daugh-
ter Josie of pullman avenue were
Chicago shoppers on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Grace, who have
been visiting the formers brother,
sherman Grace Of this place. left yes
terday for South Whitley to visit his
mother for a few days
!
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MUNSTER.

The funeral of John Decker took
place Tuesday afternoon. He was buried
in the Munster cemetery. 1t was one Of
the largest funerals ever held here.
Mr. Pastma VIII move from the Brown
farm on to his own place, formerly the
lie. Tanis home.
E vanderwall had the misfortune to
loose one OF his milk cows last week.
The school board win hold their regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening.
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SHUCk $
From the Diary of 81. Lence

Jeb lite seq he jest KANT stand his
wife's eXtravagance emmy longer. Seq
tn tea she wastes victim up tn strain
orn bust him up in business.
Sum wimmin er pufhckly satisfied
with their husband s-monev.
Reuben Hipsley received the sad IN
telligence yesterday that his mother
had died unexpectedly in Ohio. The
deceased was quite aged and has made
a number OF visits to this place. where
she was quite well known among the
older settlers of the community. The
remains Will be taken TO salem GENE
terry for burial the funeral to be held
on next Friday.
The first basket ball game OF the
present season Will be played at the
high school assembly room on Satur-
day evening, when the Chicago Ma
room five VIII tackle the local crew.
The Chicago team is said to be fast
and will make the locals look TO their
laurels. Much interest is being evinc-
ed in the result OF the game.
The boy scouts are rehearsing each
evening OF late for the play The
ColoneIs Maid" to be given at Central
Music hall on Nov 80 and Dec . The
new orchestra recently organized by
the scouts Will furnish the music for
the occasion and the organization here
IS planning on a big success IN their
first attempt at being full-hedged ac-
tors. The seats will soon be put on
sale and the attraction ought to draw
a large crowd.
Mrs. Rose Pierce. a noted lecturer Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-21

hundred tons of hay, a car load of
shorts and bran, the crop of a sixty
acre field of oats several wagon loads
OF fodder and $50 blankets were de-
stroyed. Two bulls from the Isle OF
Jersey. one valued at So, o0e. were burn
ed. One had been released from the
stanchion. but attacked the other. and
both died in the flames with horns
tightly locked
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ST. JOHN.

Mrs Mary Mayer OF Cedar Lake is
visiting here with friends
Mrs. George Wehner of Crown Point
IS visiting with her sister. Mrs John
Miller Sr.. at present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Jr., We're
Chicago visitors Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Seeker was Chicago
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. George Miller of Gary is the
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DYER

Wednesday morning the E. J & E
railroad had q little wreck here, caus-
ing a blockade at the road crossing
for about an hour. The wreck was
caused by the brake-beam dragging
along until IT caught in a switcr frog,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-21
RISKS LIFE FOR LIVE STOCK.

When David Mabe. a farmer near
Columbus. discovered that his barn was
on fire, he rushed from bed, bareheaded
and barefooted. to save his horses and
mules. He saved his live stock. but is
in critical condition from severe
burns on his head and feet. The barn,
with its other contents. was destroyed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-21

Bloomington, Ill, Nov 2o-IlIinois
Wesleyan overwhelmed Minikin Of De
catur in the annual game for the CEN
trail Illinois championship. winning 81
70 o
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MISERY HATES COMPANY
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DON'T BE AN OLD MAN HUSBAND
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TIz is for all people--for all kinds OF
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parrow iced; 70 BE Re.rled.

Clarence s. barrow. the Chicago.
lawyer. found not guilty on the charge
Of having bribed a prospective juror
IN the Mcnamara case In Los Angeles.
must stand trial on second indict-
msnt. according 10 an announcement
made by District Attorney Fredericks
Immediately after the acqnittal
barrow was apparently unconcerned
over the statement OF the prosecutor.
He was deluged with kilograms from
all parts OF the country. which began
pouring In within an hour after the
verdict had been given.
The court room scene which fol.
lowed the reading OF the verdict. just
thirty-four minutes after the jury had
retired. was one that had no parallel in
Los Angeles Jurors embraced the ac.
quilted man. and. with tears stream.
ing down their cheeks. declared II was
the happiest day OF their lives Court
officials. including Judge Hutton and
the half dozen bailiffs. Joined In the
congratulations, and Mrs barrow, 10
whom the trial was a continuous merry
Gus strain. stood speechlessly happy.
with one hand in her husbands and
the other wringing those Of the jurors.
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KILLED BY RIVAL IN
DUEL FOR WOMAN
Men Battle With Her Consent
With Reviewers.

Charles Williams. OF Hazleton. Pa,
died in hospital in WilkesBarre
from bullet wound received IN a
duel over a woman.
Edward Raebler. who fired the shot.
is under arrest. charged with murder,
and the woman was also locked up.
Both men were suitors Tor the WON.
ans hand and met at her home. With
her consent. the police say. they
agreed to nght II ont. the victor TO
take her home,
The duel was fought at midnight.
Each man. armed with revolver.
stepped of ten PAGES and then fired
Williams fell with bullet In his
brain. He fingered short time after
being taken 10 the hospital. The an.
thorities haze SO far withheld the
name of the woman.
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General Rarrx,s New Post.

Major General Thomas H. Barry
u. $. A., superintendent of the mill
tary academy at West Point. has been
assigned TO command the eastern di
vision. with headquarters at New
York. succeeding the late Major Gen
eral Frederick y Grant
Colonel G z Townsley. coast ar,il
lery, In command OF the Portland. Me
artillery district. will succeed General
Barry as superintendent OF the mill
tary academy on Aug. 81. BrigadieI
General Tasker II. Bliss. acting since
General Grants death as commander
in.chief OF the eastern division. re
turns to his duties as commander OF
the department OF the east.
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Watches Thief Steal Jewels.

While Mrs. Klein. mute with ter
ror. looked on. masked burglar rob
bed the summer home OF Walter L,
KLEIN. the Philadelphia banker. at Il
South Providence avenue, In the fash.
ionable Chelsea section OF Atlantic
City. obtaining jewelry worth more
than $l2.000
Awakened BY no sound made by the
pussy footed" thief. but rather by .
premonition OF danger. Mrs KLEIN saw
the burglar rilliag her jewel CAGE. by
her side was her husband asleep.
Fearing that ii she woke him up
or made an cutlery. the burglar nigh,
murder them both, Mrs. KLEIN pre-
tended to sleep but through hail..
closed cyelids watched the man In the
mask make the biggest haul In Sc.
ries OF cottage robberics which have
terrorized the resort all summer
Mrs. Klein had ample opportunity To
see the burglar. and as soon as he
'eft the house she awakened her hus.
band who jumped Tor the telephone
to notify the police
The burglar had GU the wires
fastening into his clothes, Mr.
KLEIN ran TO neighbor's house and
called up the Atlantic City police.
Every available policeman in the city
was rushed to the scene, and beat up
every nook and corner in the vicinity.
but the burglar had made clean get
away