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The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1912-02-16

With the view OF giving those people
who have not yet paid the first install
ment of their sidewalk tax additional
time in which to pay up and thus pre-
vent having the property sold for de-
linquent taxes, the city council at an
adjourned meeting Tuesday evening
adopted a new ordinance which it is
hoped will result in all taxes being
paid, thus doing away with the necces-
sity of the city buyiny up property uo-
on which taxes were allowed to be-
come delinquent The ordinance, No.
61, is entitled, An ordinance provid-
ing for the payment CT special im-
provement and sewer district taxes af-
ter default in payment of any Install
ment therof and providing for the
time and manner of sale of property
upon which such taxes are delinquent"
The ordinance provides more fully
that any person having property upon
which default has been made in the
paying OF any instalment of special
Improvement tax shall be relieved
from the duty Of paying all install
mentS at one time upon paying to the
city treasurer at any time prior to the
sale of such property the amount Of
such delinquent instalment with pen
atty and interest to time of payment.
The sale of property may be held at
any time not less than 60 days or mere
than seven months after any install
ments become delinquent. In the pre-
sent case the sale of property will be
postponed until the latter part of June,
and property owners who allowed
their tax 10 become delinquent will
have an opportunity to pay the first
instalment until about June IA. The
property will have to be advertised
for three weeks prior to the sale.
The action OF the council in passing
this ordinance was deemed necessary
in view Of the fact of the defective
work in the sidewalks which was the
principal reason why SO many people
refused to pay the first instalment.
The extension provided in the ordin-
ance will give ample time for the re-
pairing of the defective walks, and
the property holders will then be able
to see what they are paying for.
The Council also took up the matter
of appointing registry agent and
judges of election and polling places
for the special sewer bonds election
to be held March T. H. C. Simpson
was appointed registry agent, and the
following were designated the polling
places in the various wards:
First Ward-Fire Hall. Judges,
H. Grant, NJ. H. Wall, w. R. Evans, O.
c. Leach, and Thos. Graham.
Second Ward-Taylor's Livery Barn.
Judges-E. S. Cook, NJ. Rausch, A..
Schroeder, NJ. r. Swanson and A..
Countryman, Jr.
Third Ward-Anderson & Berven's S
Feed Store. Judges, VIM. ODonnell,
S. c. Bragstad, A. G. Grammar, M. d.
Tomko and Joe Badoyinac.
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OBJECT TO APPOINTMENT

Several complaints have been re
ceived by the county board relativ..
to the appointment of Tom Lamb as
deputy assessor for the eastern por-
ton of the county. 1t is possible that
the appointment may be recalled.
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HAVE YOU REGISTERED?

There still are in Mussel-
shell county approximately 700
voters who have not registered.
OF this number the majority
reside in Roundup and ncigh-
boring communities who should
have been the first ones to re-
gister Ii, YOU are one OF the
unregistered. do not put it off
bat DO TT NOW
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1912-02-16

SAYS HE KILLED coEBEL
(Record Specially

Helena, Ark, Feb. 15.-Fat-
ally wounded in a duel with a
bartender here today, James
Gilbert, who came from Ken
tuckey, declared he was the
man who fired the shot that
killed Governor Goebel at
FRANKFORT, Ky, in January,
1900.
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: DANGER or CLEANLINESS

..e1 Bluffs, Cal. Feb. IA
An unknown man, 20 years old.
washed his shirt today in a
creek near here and while it
Was drying, went to sleep on
the Southern Pacific tracks.
The Shasta Limited struck and
killed him.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1912-02-16
time FOR PAYMENT OF DELIN.
QuENT SIDEWALK TAX IS EXTENDED

NEW ORDINANCE AesoLvEs DELNoUENTs PAYING FULL
AMOUNT IF FIRST iNsTALMENT WITH PENALTY AND INTER-
EST IS PAID BEFORE JULY 1-coUNciL APPOINTS REGISTRY
AGENT AND POLLING PLACES FOR SPECIAL SEWER BONDS
ELECTION TO BE HELD MARCH r.
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Is YEAR OLD BOY MEETS ACC|DEN.
tai DEATH BY DRINKING POISON

LITTLE FRANK ENGLiNG, WHILE ALONE
NEAR ELso. MISTAKES sTRYCANlNE SUGAR WHILE He
HOURS BEFORE HE PASSES AWAY-NoT DISCOVERED
SIX HOURS AFTER DRINKING
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-10
GRIFFITH.
Matt Kuhn was business visitor il

Matt Kuhn was business visitor in
Hammond Saturday.
Miss Marguerite Boesen went to
Hammond. Saturday. where she is CIV
ing instruction in music.
J. W. Hough transacted business in
Crown Point Saturday.
The eight grade graduates from here
went to Hammond Saturday to have
their pictures taken and spent the rest
of the day picnicing.
Mrs. George Reed and Mrs r. Koen
of Chicago, who were the guests of rel
atives here for a couple of days. re-
turned home yesterday
The ball game between Valparaiso
and Griffith at the home ground was
won by Griffith by score of to z
The Valparaiso boys were as fine set
OF fellows as ever played here, and the
game was holly contested all the way
| through.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-10
LOWELL.

Miss lisa Smith of Chicago was in
Lowell over Sunday.
VIII Purchase. Gilbert McNay and
Miss Faith Wason. students of Purdue,
arrived home Saturday for the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs Crawford of Michigan. who visit
ed at the home of her uncle. Aaron
Crawford. returned home Saturday.
Albert Hack. a section man. while as
sisting in unloading cross ties, had his
knee badly smashed. 1t was thought
at first that he had broken his leg. but
the doctor said not. 1t was a very pain
full accident.
Mr.. Haywood of Mishawaka arrived
Saturday evening to visit his daugh-
ter Mrs. Foster, over Sunday.
Oscar Hill of Hammond was in town
Saturday.
Claude Binyon and family of Urbana
are visiting his folks at Cedar Lake
and relatives and friends in Lowell.
Sigel Hayden and wife visited friends
| in Hammond Sunday.
| Two Chicago motorcycle clubs took
| a trip from Chicago to Cedar Lake Sun
| day. where they took dinner, after
which a large number of them rode
down to Lowell, then started on their
l return trip.
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led with the fluid. to relieve the dusty
condition of the paveemnt there. The
work will progress uninterruptedly I'M
til all the stone pavements In the city
are we'll oiled. Two weeks time will
be consumed in doing the work.
During the preliminary motorcycle
races at the fair grounds yesterday
afternoon one of the Chicago riders
narrowly escaped injury when his ma
chine going at a terrific pace. became
unmanageable and collided with the
steel drag used for surfacing the track.
The motorcycle was badly damaged and
the rider came out almost miraculously
from any severe injury. The meet yes
terday drew but few people. as it had
not been advertised at all.
VIII Heintze, who is learning the
carpenter trade with the Smith gang
of carpenters. suffered quite a severe
and painful injury yesterday when he
cut his foot with a hand axe. The in
jured member was taken care of and
Mr.. Heintze is partly able to navigate
today.
Mrs. w. H. Hayward will spend sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Strabel of Urbana H., the comm s
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Heintz visited rel.
atives at Wheaton. H., yesterday.
Charles Johnson Jr. of Gary tran.
| sacted business in Crown Point yes
| terday.
| A married daughter of Charles Smith
was taken TO a Chicago hospital yes
terday to undergo a possible opera
| ton.
| Leslie Parry of Hammond visited
| friends and relatives in the city yes
| terday.
| The farmer boys from the adjacen
territory of Crown Point gave de
Ightful dancing party at Central Mu
| sic hall on Saturday evening.
| The Bloom family celebrated a wed
| ding anniversary at Chicago yesterda.
! in honor of the marriage of a daughte
ten year ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-10
RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO NATURAL COLOR
B Common Garden Sage a
Simple Remedy for Dan
druff, Falling, Faded,
Gray Hair.

The old idea of using Sage for
darkening the hair is again coming
in vogue. Our grandmothers had
dark, glossy hair at seventy-five,
while our mothers are gray before
kept their hair soft and glossy with
a Sage Tea. which also restored the
natural color.
One objection to using such a
preparation was the trouble of max
ing 1t. This objection has been over
come by the Wyeth Chemical Com
pany of New York, who has placed
on the market superior preparation
of Sage, combined with Sulphur and
other valuable remedies for dandruff
itching scalp, and thin, weak, falling
hair.
The beauty of the hair depends
more on it's rich, even shading than
Anything else. Don't have dry
harsh faded hair, when a simple
harmless remedy will bring back the
color in few days: and don't be-
tormented with dandruff, itching
scalp and loose, falling hairs
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hail
Remedy will quickly correct these
troubles. and give color, strength ant
beauty to your hair.
| Get fifty cent bottle from you
druggist today, and prove this t,
your own satisfaction. All duggist
sell 1t, under guarantee that thu
money will be refunded If the RENE
dy is not exactly as represented
Agent l.. Harry WeiS.
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operation for appendicitis They report
her condition quite serious.
Mrs. Joseph Secrecy of Indiana boule-
ward visited relatives in Windsor Park
Frida.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Aman are enter
tanning the latters mother, Mrs. Am
brose Smith of Wheeler, Ind, at their
home in Roberts avenue for a few days.
Quite a number of Robertsdale ladies'
attended the ice cream social given by
the Ladies' Aid society of the German
Lutheran church in Whiting Thursday
evening
Mrs. John Plau of Harrison avenue
entertained a number of friends Friday
in honor of her birthday anniversary.
The guests spent a very pleasant aft
ernoon in music and social converse un-
til o'clock, when an elaborate lunch
con was served Mrs. Plau was the
recipient of many pretty gifts from her
friends In remembrance of the day.
! Lieutenant Golden of Hammond fire
company No. was a Robertsdale visit
! or Friday.
/ Mrs. Harry Golding and son Arthur
of Harrison avenue visited her sister
Mrs Leroy Thomas of Park Manor
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. BuBrch an6
| children of Morrison. ILL.,; Mrs. Uptor
and Mrs. Taylor of Lagrange, Ill, anc
| Mrs. Ellen Upton of Jackson Park were
T, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Christensen
! of Indiana boulevard riday.
Mesdames E. lands and w. BaBhr
of East Side were the guests of Rob
ertsdale and whiting friends Frida,
! evening.
Mrs. James Nicholson and daughte
Violet OF Roberts avenue were amons
the Chicago shoppers Friday.
Miss Myrtle Soltwedel of Harrison
avenue visited at the Soltwedel home
in Hammond, last evening.
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ROBERTSDALE.

Mrs. Charles Gothic Of Indiana boule-
ward received the sad news Saturday
morning of the death of her mother
Mrs. Koeppen of Waukegan, Ill Her
death was caused by cancer of the
stomach, from which she had been suf-
fering for some time. Mr.. and Mrs
Gothic left Saturday afternoon for
waukegan to attend the funeral, which
will take place there today
Mrs. George Macmillan and daughter
Jessie of Indiana boulevard we're the
guests of Hammond friends yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman is entertaining
her daughter, Mrs. Galley of South
Bend. Ind, at her home in Roberts
avenue.
Mrs. John Biesen and Mrs Arthur
Dexter or Atchison avenue visited Mrs
William Biesen at st. Margarets hos
pital Friday, where she underwent an
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-10
SCHERERVILLE.

Mrs. Joseph Risch was a Chicago
shopper yesterday.
Miss Lena Thiel just returned from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends at Chicago.
Our town board held their regular
monthly meeting last Wednesday even
ing. Among the important business
discussed 1t was decided to pave Joliet
street and give It better drainage.
Miss Lena Weinand of Nebraska is
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Joseph A.
Holman, here.
Miss Schumacher has returned home
from an extended visit in Chicago.
j. Hoffman of Hammond was seen on
our streets Saturday.
John Nimitz of Black Oak was a
pleasant caller here last Thursday.
Quite a number from here attended
the closing school exercises at Griffith
yesterday Our school will close the
10Th. Extensive preparations are be-
| ing made to give picnic and entertain
ment on this day.
G. p. Miller of Haman & Miller. our
new merchants, on West Joliet street
was a Chicago business visitor on
Wednesday.
Mr.. j. A. has improved his chicken
barn slightly by adding a few meore
| feet of tar paper Joe you are doing
| fine.
| George n. Gard is erecting a large
| building just west OF his store. AS We,
we are unable to ascertain what 1t will
be used for
Mrs. Joseph Messenburg and children
of Whiting are visiting with her moth
err Mrs. Gertrude Holman, here.
Corpus Christi will be highly ceIe-
brated in St. Michael Catholic church
here tomorrow
Our carpenters and jack-of-all trade:
| have been on the job each evening this
i week making extensive preparation.
| thereon.
i Frank Holman of Homan & Miller tn,
local merchants, on West Joliet street
was an out-of-town business visitor
Friday.
A. III. Homan of Reynolds. Ind, was
I pleasant caller here last Thursday.
Bill Massey. liquor dealers of Ham
mond, was seen on our streets las
Thursday.
After long elaboration and a deel
consideration August Miller mad
quick work of that wood pile in hi
Hsz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-10
ROSS.

A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Kaluf Sunday, June 2.
Misses Esther Holm, Mabel Fulton
and Mary Fulton were Hammond shop
pers Tuesd0R
The children of the Ross Union Sun
day school gave Childrens day pro-
gram this Sunday. June 9.
Mrs. A. J. Fulton left Wednesday
night for a short visit with friends
and relatives In Cleveland o.
The Star class of Ross Union Sunday
school intend to give a play soon at
the Wallace high cshool.
Miss Nettie Watts received a letter
from her former teacher, o. c. Stiefel
giving his best wishes to all his pupils
Master Corneal Koedyker will take
the part of Mr.. Hay in the play to be
given by the Star class.
Miss Eva Dutton was a Hammond
shopper Friday
Mrs. Arthur Holmes spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Ben Jansen
Hubert Holmes has not received his
auto yet. but expects 1t soon.
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HEGEWISCH.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Starkweather and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Koch and son of
Indiana Harbor and Mr. apd Mrs. Love-
less and family of Chicago spent Sun
day at Jackson Park
Miss Blanche Conway of Hammond
spent Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss Bertha Poehles is now en-
ployed at the Conkey plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Martindale spent
Sunday in Tolleston and Gary.
Even Hegewisch has its steam roller,
Mrs. A. c. Mcdonald of Woodlawn
visited relatives here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Stern and family
attended the carnival at Kensington
Sunday.
Try this for one day: Think as
though your thoughts were visible to
all about you.
Messrs. Kroh. jacobson. Silverman
Hohwy and Boyle attended a special
meeting of Palace lodge No. 765. A. r.
& A NJ. at Pullman Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reed visited
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Miss Marguerite Euck of Wood Riv-
err. ILL.,, has been here the past few days
as the guest of Miss Winnie Fieres OF
Cleveland avenue.
Miss James A. Gill OF oliver street is
at Lake Wawassee, where the ellis
have a cottage.
Miss Helen Condor will entertain the
Standard Bearers al her home on 119th
street this evening. The main feature
of the evening is to be a debate in
which Misses Edith Gardner and Elsie
Trowe will be the leaders
Mr.. Dewey, brother of Mrs G. II. Hos
kins of Sheridan avenue, was taken to
the Englewood Union hospital on Sat-
urday. suffering with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Alexander NJ Hamilton and
daughter Virginia of New York avenue
| have gone to Spirit Lake Ia, to visit
her father. Mrs. Hamilton and daugh-
| ter will also visit at a number of other
| Iowa points.
| Mrs Sarah Nen of Chicago visited
| Whiting friends on Saturday.
Mrs Donald Fl. Boyd of Sheridan av-
enue has been entertaining her moth
err, Mrs. Ransburg of Laporte.
Kyle Fargo. who has been spending
a few days as the guest of his uncle
and aunt, DR.. and Mrs G. s. Hilliard
| since the close of school at Valparaiso
has returned to his home in South Da-
kota to spend the summer.
/ Mrs. Hazel Mcmahon and daughter
] of Cleveland avenue left Saturday nigh,
l for Cleveland. o.. for short visit aft
err which she will go to Oil City. Pa.
and join her mother. Mrs Arthur Moore
who has been there for several weeks
U. G. Swartz of Sheridan avenue ha.
been able to resume his duties at thu
Standard Oil company after severa
weeks Illness with typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Olson will move intt
their house on Ohio avenue, which the,
recently purchased from Mrs. Anna
Hartsock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy welsby nee Mis-.
Gertrude E. O'Neil who were Marie,
June LIST. returned Saturday from
weeks visit with relatives in Bloom
ington and Rochelle. Ill. Mr.. and Mrs
Welsby will reside with the bride
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neil, OF
Sheridan avenue.
Charles Dolly of Hobart was arrest
ed here on the charge of grand lar
ceny. The charges wers preferre'
lagatnst Denly ~ ? friend, Geo. FIscn
err. who claims the latter took SIS gu
OF his pocket in Frank Murins saloor
Dolly will be tried by Judge Atchisor
The annual class day exercises o
the whiting high school took place i
the auditorium on Friday night. TIL
program was opened with the presi
dents address by Ray G. Sailor. afte
which Edward c. Gehlke and John c
Schach gave the class history" 1T be
ing given individually. Miss Elsie 4
Trowe then gave the class will
which preceded a comet and vioii
] duet by Ned Naef and Henry HIATT. TIL
Glass Prophecy was the production {
Edna O'Hara and Clinton Harris, an
: was read by them. The Glass Poem
, by Ned Naef. was very good. and wa
! followed by The Booster" by Fran
z Greenwald. Henry HIATT was the "Gi'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-10
CREsTON.

Elmer Gotham of Chicago is moving
his household goods to town and will
make his home here as soon as he finds
an empty house
Mrs A. G. Ross, Miss Shirley Ross
and Miss Sheila Ruble are Hammond
visitors.
George Paulie holds the record for
the largest hens egg brought to mar
ket this season. The egg in question
weighed ounces and s and a hall
inches in circumference.
Charles Palmer of Lowell was in
town on business Saturday.
The proposed township line roat
from Lake Michigan south to Lowell
which is being planned, would be {
great convenience to the public. W.
trust that the promoters will be sue
cessful in interesting the commissioner
in the project.
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yard by having same buzzed

yard by having same buzZed.
Raymond Miller, who has been at
tending business college at Hammond,
has recently completed the course OF
stenographer. has accepted a position
with the c.. l. & s. railroad at Indi-
diana Harbor We all extend our best
wishes for his success.
Math Miller of Griffith was here on
business Friday.
Mrs Claude Horner IS visiting with
her folks at Upland, Ind. this week.
Mrs. Logan Randolph is visiting with
her relatives at Marion. Ind.
y number of our young folks will
nesday evening.
Mrs Jim Powers is spending a few
days with relatives and friends at
Powers, Ind.
J. A. Homan transacted business at
Chicago last Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Taylor. who has had an
operation performed on her throat. Is
reported to be improving nicely.
Michael Steuer. our. town marshal
was called to Hartsdale one day thi,
! week TO stop riot among a gang OF
foreigners employed by the E.. J. a
E. railroad at that place.
| C. Waiver of Hammond was pleas
ant caller here Thursday
| Chas. Kraft OF Crown Point was 9
| business visitor here Thursday.
| Mrs. Gertrude Holman has return &c
| home from an extended visit with hel
daughter. Mrs. Joseph Mesenburg o.
| Whiting. Ind.
The Sehererville Juniors will pla,
the Dyer Juniors at the Dyer ball parl
/ Sunday.
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er of Gifts" the program being closed
by The Mallet Grafton" by Ray II.
Sailor, the response being given by
Floyd Holiday of the junior class
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Eaton OF
sheridan avenue entertained relatives
from Valparaiso on Saturday.
Mrs. G. j. Bader of oliver street is
entertaining her sister Miss Michaely,
from Michigan City
Mrs. William Biesen is recovering
from her recent operation at St Mar
garets hospital. Hammond.
Mrs. Sophia Daus of Laporte. who was
here visiting her mother, Mrs Sophia
Wuestenfelt, has returned home.
East Chicago lodge of Odd Fellows
will visit Fraternity lodge at Whiting
tomorrow evening, and bring with them
a class of candidates for the first de-
gree, which will be conferred by Fra
ternity lodge. All members are urged
to be present
Mrs Sandmeyer OF Clark street spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting at La
| fayette.
i Charles Hannephin of Hegewisch Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. w. r. Jenkins, yes
terday.
Mrs. Minnie Van Glider, who suffered
severe stroke of paralysis while a
work in the candle factory about
week ago. was slightly improved yes
terday Mrs. Van Glider is at tn,
home of her mother. Mrs Falkenthal
on John street
The regular meeting of the King
: Heralds and Home Guards enjoyed
mite box party at the NJ. E. church OIL
Saturday afternoon.
; | to those interested in the Boy Scou
3 movement. will be given at the M Z
| church tomorrow evening. The lectur
will be Illustrated
, The Junior and senior picnic whic
= was to have been held at Jackson Par
1 on Saturday did not materiaiize. TIL
students were preparing for a fin
8 time, when Principal c. c. Whitema
i appeared on the scene and placed sever
al restrictions on them. The wa
: that 1t should be a no couple affair,
J., second that no one except juniors an
5 seniors could attend and third that tn
n students must have at least four chap
erones. This. however, interfere
: with the previous plans OF a numbe
: OF those planning to attend, and til
d result was that rather than abide b
: the decisions of their principal, the pic
I mic was broken UP. Fourteen of tn
/. students however, banded together !
!. the evening and partook of a fish dir
4 ner at Harry eNlsons.
n Edward Saunders was arrested c
e Saturday by officer Vacha on tt
: charge of intoxication and using pr,
II fame language. Saunders was release
}. on bonds and will be tried in the eli
J. court today.
\. NJ. Young was found in the Whitir
!" park last night about p. m by Of
n Ger Pinkerton in a badly fntoxicat'
le condition. He was taken to the ST
u ton to be kept until he sobered up.
ID John and Ludwig Wenglasz, WI
;" were arrested for assault and batter
IL upon a man named Julius Wagner we
X each fined s14 by Judge Atchison. viii
v they paid and were released.
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Ter and daughter Mildred and Mrs. C.
Eldred.
tin were out of town shoppers Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Delain of Hegewisch spent Fri
day morning in Burnham on business.
Mrs. Roy Nellis of Park avenue was a
Chicago shopper Friday.
Miss Laura Johnson of Hegewisch
spent Friday here visiting friends.
| Mrs. William Neel of Pullman avenue
was Chicago visitor yesterday.