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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-08-22

Mrs Floyd Liebeler was successfully
operated on at the Langdon hospital
yesterday for appendicitis. The attack
with which Mrs. Liebeler was taken
down with last week was the fourth
that she has experienced within the
past year or so. The operation disclos-
ed the fact that the appendix was in
quite an inflamed condition, but the
patient is stated as doing we'll Although
it will be some time before the outcome
will be definitely known.
An event which is sure to prove of
considerable interest to the people OF
Langdon as we'll as many at Wales and
Hannah is the wedding Of Miss Barbara
Mcmillan and Mr.. Leonard j. Munford,
the happy event it being understood
having occurred at Winnipeg on the 7th
inst. The bride rs a neice of d. II. Nc.
MILAN and has for several years been
engaged as a professional nunse in charge
of private hospitals here and at Hannah
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Munford will
be at Calgary, whore the groom has for
some time been engaged in business.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-08-22
DrS. Smith Nichols
DENTISTS Donovan Block

The Boyd department store in a
change of advertisement this week
directs attention to the fact that they
have a carload of preserving fruit, con-
sistlng of Peaches, Plums and Pears
now in trapslt direct from the growers
in the famous fruit raising Yakima
Valley in Washington. Mr.. Boyd also
announces the purchase for the Lang
don trade of a carload shipment each of
Concord Grapes and Watermelons.
There is lots to interest the reader in
the Boyd store change of ad this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Independence Day VIII soon be with
US again-the day when our thoughts
and spirit heark back 70 that most re.
sultant hour whenIodrs foreiathers laid
the foundation Of our glorious rebub.
lie. Nothing stirs us more on that day
than the sight of Old Glory flnttering
III the breeze.ss1 lf' ~ s
You, too, can celebrate lndepcnd.
ence Day in fitting faAhlon. !sT;he
Pittsburgh Post is giving handsome
American Flag free with tSp months
subscription. Tie flag is O. excel,
lent. durable material and workman.
ship; size ska feet, real beauty; and
mn immediate investigation of this
generous offer will inl 'EDe, 16sSpur
ldvantage. "a NJ.
Send $500 To- the ONCE Df tbe PITTS;
bnrgh Post and the offer is yours.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12
- ~ $500 y. F',W - $500
Z WAIT MASON
The Poet philosopher
BEAUTIFUL THINGS.

The beautiful things are the things
we do; they yare not the things we
wear as We shall find when the Jour-
ney,s through, and the roll calls read
IN there we're Illustrating the lat,
est styles, with raimeut that beats the,
band: but the2beaiitiful things are the
kindly smiles that 90 with the helping
hand. We, burden ourselves with
cleaning gems, that tneishbpts may
Stop anu aslate; .sbut tEtheS beautiful
things. are the dladems tnf stars that
the righteous wear. There are ibeauti.
full. things. In ,the5 poor MANS cot,
though empty the hearth and cold, If
love and service are in each Thought
that husband and wife may hold;
There, are beautiful things in the low
est slum where wandering i onte asst
grope, when down TO ITS depths they
dee YOU come with message OF help
and hope. The beautiful things that
we MORALS buy and fiash'i II, the'crowdi
ed streets, viii all be Junk when we
come to die. ind march 10 the iudgi
ment seat. When everythlng's weigh.
ed on that iateiul day, the lightest
thing will be goldt There are beautl;
full things within reach today, but they
arc not bqus6tiSr s9ld! &
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12

June has arrived again, on time as
was predicted. AS you are awareEit
is the month OF rare roses and rancid
reports, political conventions and
inompous courtships, wonderful we'd
dings and gay, glitterlng graduates.
Soon the farmers VIII gather in, the
sheayes by daylight and read political
news when tfeieyeliinE shadows gath
fiYs Arfe& iofarhepladiry may become
IantctsstedS III theIitaPinl aud third
|lterm fretldysbut sa!&astt majority al
thdm WHO con1im,et t6tismdSg fashion
lplhleR aKtt TlaVore0' ficfloii. , Raspberry
pies, young beans land infaiitn potatoes
win soohe De swaiI3&&d up''in victory,
and happy houset1ies &llti eludc the
band OF awkward SKATERS as of yore.
Placid patriots will again save the
country from Its enemies, and them
selves from poverty. They will point
with pride at rusty records and view
with alarm rlng.boIsed night mares.
They will deceive tie very elect and
give coplouS doses Of soothing syrup
to th9se.who show syn btoms Of think.
Ing for themselves. r.c isauen OF the
day VIII be twisted into thousands OF
angles and Joe Cannon will use black
cigars and boisterous adjeetiyes, in
all probability. The Hafvester Trust
Wit be discussed and the, farmer will
trust, his harvest hands to the task OF
doing two days work In ore and 10 lie
shall be disappointed Oslo will he
referred to as the stcpmotler Of pres.
idents and occasionally we shall be
reminded of the fact tlat 1t makes u
difference whose ,pgi lfical loss is
gored. Yellow yarns WIN be Spai; with
noatness md dispatch, and Circulated
with fourteen hors aIower energy.
Mountains will be made, OF mole hills
and .plowshares moulded into hat pins
and harpoons. &
These are few OF the important
events which the historian OF tie fu'
ture will describe in n volume entitled
"A History Of the War OF 1872"
IS. G. MUSGRAvE.s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12
Ill'3'tf NI n .aIlr'IiNlE lIlIf'lla
SIDEWALK s.I1E'Ilt!ELI;!s /,
PRIDE,
BY q. L RANN.

Pride is u large mental swelling
which never palms iahyhoassint ,ne
innocentF BystandeF. M45 are. ;assmsd
lttiatsft g6Ss fiefofe aIfatESt4t IN ev&y
sc6shmilnity there are Ssefal s9llang
instances where!t IfaiFiRllea to- bn-
meet during the lifetime Of the3de-
ceased GENERALLY speaking pride is
an Initiation Of the sonorous. cavity
where thought Is supposed 10, board!
,Thereiis d good deal of loose pride III
this country that ought TO be earning
wages There is the young man vino
gis 100 proud TO give his mother his
arm2in a crowded street, and the girl
whose prideswon't' permit her to- do
any OF the housework that her m9M.
cream get to between meals The
towns are full OF scented yonths in
dazzling ,wardrobes! who haye 50 MUCH
pride that they Aaunot constderNa
2 M ~ 49, ~ = ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12

IlI's YOUR uur4 no GET AZ oriiE
CAUSE AND lENotE IT.. q
WQkpslo IT, E WIS E. Y0u KNOW
Dr. EdWarda' OiiYee4a blela, ID 8 sab.
stitnle Tor calomel. wiz positively do
the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through Dt. EdRasas
olive 1aDlets The pleasant sugar.
coated tablets are taken for bati
breath BY oil who know them.
oiiye ra6lgts act gently bnt drml,s
on the lekels and llyer slimniatlhss
hem 70 lltlisal acion, Cheating Gal
blood and gently purifying the entirS
system Of Impurities. ~ IL i
They do all that danger0usS caIomsl
does without any OF the bad a,te:r !
fects. f5l !, KS
All the benefits OF nasty, sickeningj
gripping catharties are derived from,
Olive Tabletsiwithout gripping, pain or
agreeable Effects OF any Kind.
!. DR.. =. N. Edwards discovered ii 3:
formula after seventeenjy ears OF .prae,
tice among patients afflicted with bow.
Ell and liver complaint with the attend.
ant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are a purely Vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil. SlRi
Try Olive Tablets today Take one
every night for a week and note the
effect. i
EVERY lfttla Olive Tablat i hoe \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12
81 auFa tAMEaaN ;

ltfaaA ~ go
SOME VACATION 81 GEsIioNs.t
1 The season 81 vacation and travel d
close atthanla: In aSweeks or two the
annual hunt for pleasure will be fairly
hndere way May4I. then; olrerl a Few
, HETEROGENEOUS suggestions 10 The yaca.
tio6er andi4he travelled? AZ stss
First, don't draw advance drafts on
ypnt vacation aGcouht-insoth words
don't get eeptlonallyl tired because
you are about to have;a resi-. There Is
nothing more dangerous.tot the success
lofyany Trip Than that. sst.S !,
i,Donlt expect TOO mpsh. Then all
your. surprises will be pleasant ones.
II you want 10 look as Yellwfieh
yon arrive at the way.station oryat
your journeys end, as when You start
cut. wear very plain things. A tail.
ore,l suit and "a silk shirtwaist is the
ideal travelling rig for a. woman. II
may be personal preference, but II
seems To me that a woman who Is tray.
cling never looks quite sof~ell as in
a dark blue suit with q blue silk blouse
and white Jruehe or turnover collar.
tiBe thinking more OF the people YOU
are going toSmeet- than Of the person
lthey are to meet, ipnd you Willie very
likely 10 please, ~; NJ.
Be ready ID mike ftieDds4for after
all, thessslew, personalltie are as yal-
uablesa,tpart OF ourtyacatlon treasure
as anything we see or bring home
tbit mt TOO sready! !: Especially be not
ltoo ready with your eonildsnees. Re,
member that the isourd 9grpwth Of
summer friendship is apt. to- gither as
i,tapidlyfase itIgrew. .fs 5,3 X
| sNfatevsfbteise, you forget, be sure
10 take an ample lar Of, good cold
cream, In yopr travels, yon are apt!to
find hard water that you won't want
to use on your, face, and anyhow no
water washing Will remove all the
stain OF t,dyel. II you don't believe
this, after q day on the train wash
your face Thoroughly with water. and
then RIB Your supposedly clean face
and neck with cream, removing the
/ cream with a, flannel rag, and see II
the results do not astonish YOU.
II You are 10 make many stops and
fare oneyof those people who leave
some memento at each place, you .may
care TO try plan which asfrlend o!
! mine fotind efiicacious She made Q
/ tyte&fftten list orr dir. the articles
whitif should be in her bagthn always
gldficeG oyefl Il lfter'pacliingM
I ADod YOU haSei ton eSon6mizs some
| where ito make yodr-Gaoationi budget
/ heavy handilggage: J2Ien 3 minutes
ltrudgiIg With ihesEyibagiUfay put
YOU III ~ ,c6nditions that will 4 mar q
! ~holaHdaytsaplaa sare4 \, i reaAent'oyerf
taxing fi,dStbring IeYenpmore serious
| results $50 dep.t syqdge the dimess
spentTlp this %qy, 81 h h are one q
the hest ipyestmen ats tS9l, can, make.
And last, but OF course not least, be
| sure 10. tsks, q, xacat i6n heart with You
fof II You donqf, YOU Wifi have no real
vacation. Remember z the Concord
iisages warning 1 d 'hodgR we traye
lt6ies world ,ogerlto; find ;fhel. beautiful
Ne / nnffiist carry4lttwltfih us or We find y
no" y 70 4, ..iaay,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12

\ =
additional yest IN a contsAl between
man, morse and dog IA NTH leaplug.
he finishing by clearing TWO horses,
analded by handswcights.
a famed Troupe gusg pn nancers
Will enlive1 die or 6ltal speclacle
with. their 6tilliant llge costumes
and une1ualleJ whirlwlnd dancing.
-They give aflessons in die fAlee. aglllty
and grace tilrols ! va i the present
operatic Russian artist dancers be
yame such fads In the World "a capitals
and from which source they derived
the basic Inspiration OF their spperla-
tive excellence in Etile dancing art.
This Is a iesson4ior die lads and las
sizes that shows the possibilities Of ply
sical development that oil With per-
seyerence can learns
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12
Row to Get The Book

Thisis reduced drawing Of the book af, gives but
faint idea Of the sEAuTlfg T. EoTl' 81 ING. The
complete book measures 6sxs ches and ecrtaIs OVER
$50 PAGES, including OVER 50 PHOTOGRAPHS and
Drawings. @2;5ifss e Y "a q g S
CIlp the coupons for three days and present them Of
our office with 45 cents (Which covers the eps Of cast Of
packing Transportation from factory, clerk
and other expense ites and hls book VII
10 you Y book Is be mailed eend cents 10
cover postage. : ACT AT. ONCE. 81, MI sstl "a KS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12
TURKEY TRoTs Pro- Es FATAL.
ATLANTIC CITY WOMAN BURSTS
BLOOD VEssEY PlsAc TlclNe
2 DANCE. 4 4,

ATLANTIC CITY, N, IS, lIlnp
Mrs. Agnes r.. Day n yeafs old ib
dead at her home. 10 Mount Vernon
avenue, as the results tot her Sire 10
master The turkey trotg Friends
who heard OF her sudden death learn
ed today that she had been pfaeticing
the dance with her husband Friday
night prior to going 70 one OF the
piers towitnessS experts 40 the trot.
She was seized with Il sudden pain
in her side and stopped the strenuous
hop, Ten minutes later when she.
with her husband. STATED nom the
house the young woman fell to the
floor unconscious eBfore physicians
had arrived she was dead. She had
burst blood vessel in her side.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12

Every home should have the story
OF the sinking Of the Titanic, the
worlds. greatest sea disaster One
coupon and Acc gets this dollar book
at the West Yirginlan onlce. m
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12

this for full fifteen
minutes. gently
rubbing th& soro
parts" Tho effect
10 really wonder-
fu19 YAH soreneau
goes Instantly tho
feet feel 10 good
you could ,HinB for
Joy. rt4Corns and
callouseB can BIO
peeled right OF. It
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12

somebody would start a var. The
right kind OF pride is an Indispensable
stiffening ito the human backbone,
but the wrong kind is the poorest ad.
yertlsement man can carry about on
,his2persons ;itt.s@ .ssi,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12

sweaty, smelly ana aching feet. "A.
twenty-fiy cent box of Calocide 10 SAID
70 be alftlsleHt n; cure the worst feet.
the cause OF rho trouble q Don't waste
time on unce rta in remedieg. Any drrE-h
Lgist has CRiocidej compound In stocls 1or
J s eau, get a a. lp q few hours from his
asSisiss ,Esi y "a ssthisaiS pres SfssiSa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12
Gives oguailsflsss.t; and is sars't
Cure For Az Sore Feet

N~NNNNSNNN.NrNso
Thesfollowihf 10 absolutely the surest
and quickest cure known to science Tor
all foot ailments: "Dlgsolve two table,
npooatuls OF \ CAlocide compound IN o;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-06-12

IL
asehans cd arena Offering m Improved
yieY: d sprogees rsn splsllsa spge-
gramme, mark continued cifott 10 as.
EonIsh and please their patrons. is the
mapag eflat announcement OF that new
standard Amusement Enterprise "Buf-
faloi Bills Wild West" and Rawnee
Bills Far East
The greatest OF elephont acts is
claimed for Max Gruber,s seStette,
eonsistipg Of q paehydefm, horse, dog,
POM. man and Woman, whose aniaz.
Ing achievements In united action In u
variety OF graceful. delicate. intricate
and difficult teats is most wonderful.
IL is claimed, aud our exchanges bear
evidence Of Its truth that tlltsspn act
alone would recompense o. visit 10
midas distant shores; here IL Us
brought TO yollrSpery donEs, surround,
ed Thy d reconstpicted frog canine ar;
ranged by managerial duo who for
years have been universally accepted
as expeaents OF the Square DealM
Areatstic old.tlme @Foxl5unt, q With
real rldersto.h6nnas. real thoroigh:
breds, high Jumping hunters oyer high
hurdles fences and al Ciles horses
'BlthreerTas 3n lew YORK and London
Horseistfeai contests: participants
properly costumed in the bright hablli-
sments Identified with the sport will
be Anuhibd 10 thrift the spectators as
,niam6e n oE 'tAe NEST dash oS ef the
held fan2 tils etF Al greeted wifi in.
lspirlng strains When TIE horn oEhe
hunter Is heard on tie hills"
Z .Gerner and Kenpy's stud OF thor
oushbreis are engaged especially 10
add to The correct Feplction of the old
time countryside rational sport. After
the scapturesot the brush Fred Germ
err ALI ound athlete and rider, viii adj
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
EAST GARY

Miss Mamie Spielman. of Pullman has
been visiting with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Myrick. Of chi
cage spent the Weekend with the lat
ter's parents. AIR and Mrs. J. Lewis.
Twenty five lady friends and rela-
tives from Miller. Of Mrs IT, r. Hson
unexpectedly called GA her Saturday
evening most enjoyable evening
was spent and after refreshments fur
nished by the guests all departed wish
ing Mrs. Olson her twin-baby girls long
and happy lives.
Walter Fabian. Of Chicago spent sun
day and Monday with his father. v
Fabrian
Mrs 4 Savage and daughter. Of
Gary. have been visiting with the for
mer's grandmother. Mrs. l. Manteeuf-
fun g
MI b McDevifi was a chicago Wis
itor Monday
Mrs sam Akers and children visited
with her sisters at Aetna Monday
Mrs Hidden Of Rock Island. has been
visiting with Mrs e. 4. Peterson. Mrs.
Hidden ana Mrs. Peterson were girlhood
friends and have not seen each other
for nineteen wears.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
TOLLEST0N P. 0. is
ABSORBED BY GARY
MRS. Rose Lucy Gives Up
Job and Is Succeeded by
Clerk Peterson.

The sixty-year old Toneston post.
office passed out Of existence today. II
was absorbed By the siN-year-old Gary
postoffice.
Toueston town two years ago annex
ed TO the steel city today loses its last
vestge Of identity. "Toneston. Ind
PASSES away from the maps In return
Tolleston gets mau carrier service.
Gets Mill Deliver.
Mrs Rose Lucy for several years
postmaster at Toneston. which was ia
the third-class night gave up her office.
She was succeeded today by Clerk-in-
charge Peterson aud his STAFF. the sub
ordinates Of Ciarys postmaster, John
". Call For the present Toileston gets
one mail carrier who viii deliver his
mail with the aid If horse and
wagon. Later on as soon as more side
walks are laid and the numbering sys-
tern complete dthere service viii be ex-
tended.
Up untn yesterday Gary had four
separate postonices within its limits
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
HANK SAYS 1853
HEAT DEGREES LOST
But He Doesn't Tell Us
What We Are Going to
Do About It.

Professor Henry j. COX resumed per-
sonai charge OF the Weather Bureau
YESTERDAY after an absence of six
weeks. one Of his first acts was to con
over the records to note the pranks the
weather has been playing After point
ing TO the unusual good nature Of the
day with its clear sky and smiling sun.
he said we had most peculiar
Winter and just as peculiar a Summer.
The deficiency ia the temperature thus
far this ear amounts to 1858 degrees.
The winter was unusually cold and
the summer weather has kept its aver
age temperature almost normal, The
real hot weather was reserved for the
first week h September but since that
hot wave the month has been SO celd
that its AVERAGE is only 3.5 degrees
above the usual
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

MARSHALS TO
COLLECT VOTES
Governor Makes appoint
ments in Is Districts.

Governor Marshall Yesterday ap-
pointed thirteen marshals. who viii
visit the counts clerk in each county
of their respective congressional dis
trfets. collect the vote on presidential
electors In Indiana and file It with the
secretary Of state on the fourth Mon
day in November The men appointed
We're First district. Henry stockheth.
Evansville. second, Fabius +. Gwin,
Shoals third. Prank Gardner. SCOTS
burg fourth. Cornelius 6 Green. Pat
riot ffth. John r. James. Greeneastle;
sixth. T. a. Bolser. Newcastles seventh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
MRs. WINCkLER ENTERTAINs.

The Woman's AuNniarv of ST. Fauls
Episcopal church VIII have its month
ly meeting Wednesday, October 2nd at
three o'clock at the home of Mrs. r. O.
Winckier. ~ Mason street. Mrs. Ralph
IS. Ross S chairman fer the day and
has the following program arranged:
Letters To- the Hammond Womans
AuxiHary ....-. MRS +. r Mott
Explanation Of Years Work ...
The Bev.eC. A smith
Oneida Indian Mission Work ...
......... Mrs. ". s. Lawson
settlement work IN Kentucky Noun
tains .....-. Mrs T. Edwin Bell
Mountain Missions Mrs. Clark Wagner
Discussion-W What Shall We Do2....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Members
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

AZ their home III waiter street yester-
day The day celebrated the eighteenth
anniversary OF their marriage The
noun and Iittle daughter are report
ca 70 be doing ncely
M and AIRS a. NJ. DeWeese OF Rim
bach avenue went TO Chicago last even-
ing to meet Mr. DeWeese's sister Mrs.
Lippincott of Lima, q. who is nher
way to Denver 10 spend the winter
Mrs Lipplucott VIII so west for the
benefit Of her health.
Mrs Welsh ana her daughter. Airs.
Gamble Of spencerville .. are visiting
Mrs Frank Hitchcock and Mrs. Fred
Newell az their homes Ia South Hon
man street this week
A lttlo son was horn to Mr. and Mrs.
Q. 3 Crockett a. their home, l24 Condit
street Monday, september 3oth-
MI and Mrs John T Brennan. 667
oakley avenue VIII leave for Chicago
tomorrow whore they VIII make their
future home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

Figures Issued today by cashier Jo-
seph Tracey. OF the cary postal savings
bank show that there are now ST. de-
positors with s4l 1850 10 their credit
During the month Of september S7,o26
was placed on deposit and the sum OF
S5310 withdrawn The postal bank
was established in May. 1911. and the
foreigners are its chief patrons
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
HILL TO SPEAK
ON THURSDAY

Wesley Hil the noted republican
orator. viii open the republican cam
paien in Gary on Thursday, oct g. and
extensive preparations 'are being made
hy the party leaders to hive big
time AZ the meeting. Every man in
cary rs matter how ne is politically
affiliated should come out and hear
this master-orator.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
CARY PERsoNAIs.

Joseph Tracey. Of tie Cary " NJ. c
= has returned from short visit al
Cleveland, O.
Attorney Frank sheehan was Fl
Hammond yesterday on business.
Louis OBrien. chief clerk Of the II
railway s nome from an eastern TIP
Mrs Alphonse La Beouf and her SIS
ter. MIS- Menard were in HammnC
yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

a the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthir
NJ Fisher SIS Hanson street. Gary, On
Sunday a 9s35. Mr.. Fisher is managr
az Tile ToHeston Lumber & coal Co.
The entire family are doing very nicely
after the happy event
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
Wagon Victim.

Adam solash was seriously injured
Yesterday afternoon when he fell from
his wagon at Tenth avenue and Adams
street He WAS taken 70 the Gary Cen
eral hospital whore it is said that he
Will recover
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
"EA ERYBoDA,s DOING IT,

Everybody who enjoys high class en-
tertainmert az popular prices viii Sc
cure tickets early for the Epwofth
League entertainment course. Season
ticket for four entertainments only 80
cents. All Redpath talent and better
thnn oHar AlN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

John II Herr. the Gary railway Of
fetal. has returned from short visit
to Michigan. White in the Welsez~pae )
state Mr. Herr was called upon TO act
as judge al a fancy chicken show.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01
AID ~oCtEr1 liEETs.

Mrs john Hartley and Mrs ] b. L.
iinds win be hostesses at the meeting
of the Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday after
noon Fhe meeting WIN be held III the
parlors 81 the church in South Holman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-01

THERE IS ALWAYS CREST
PLACE. TO BUY. TIMES ADS TELL
NnI MHERE-