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Scuomsrin9er!

gboSelaaene bar, I De faa Iar be
bar arbeioet, fat IGrter, iom ipnar
oobt for Srcmtibeu. ct gobt Stoens
Sean. - Stal I~orbmpnbene her !
Qanbet npsen Gang iamles ON fGues
Winber pg Grb, iaa ipnes III Teien at
ifuIe gaa 9iennem Sbgoelagene. Saar
ferit bisie Solicit unber RGrterne til
at arbeiSe for Samlius o9 Ncrifopm,
Tan Der ogiaa bIibe Saab ON, at Spgs
b~elagene bill flinne arbeibe fig iammen,
.iaa hi ale meo Sioen fan fomn1e til
at fienbe os iom sgtlinger at en- %
famine Station. Spirit bn Tan bt lefte
/ Slot os berbeb bcbre magic at 9lsre
os ginIbeube Tom Norom9no.
WeIlem gbgoelagene er ogina Ssnoz
msrslasct. Set iaa Sascns 2bs for
mart to Gar iiben. 90 bar altiaa lee
bet fine fsrite t~ritiife Sage. geen ifort
% itertt bar BET life boret fig. &rGfs
terne er enbnu imaa. Settle bsr pi MI
faa rettet paa. Ssubmsrtnger, TOM
ber meb / bort 2asl Strip til Setre<
trren, Baitor Sbs. &eritab, SerguS
Sails, Iinn., og ieub bom en- balp
Solar faa er bu Weblem at 2aget ct
BELT Iar. Senere betaler bier al os en-
balp euer bel Saler, bpert Gar iaa biit
Iom "Spniot" fpmmer.
Sill Sommeren bploer Ssnbmersla9et
fit IarsItepne ben Sbe Suli | Moor
beab Rinn. Sib refer hi | Slot p9
Seae o. meber til @ammen 90 Gra
beibe. &i bar meset at eisre. Smaa
% fore Spgaper falber ps til Saao os
Girte. Ieen ferIt og frer1it giGloer
BET MI at faa &p9rab og SaItbeo I bort
Gag. % for at BET fan lie, maa bi t
CONNER msbc til Rsnitring / Noors
beao. Sfte bare bore gmbebsmGuo og
SSerere, mel, hi man mgbe Dtano al
SuIe. Sort ba Tan hi babe Saab ON
ct gobt 9teiultat.
RinSes bsr hi, at bore Sarbbebin>
ger / samle Ior9e ioas itaar mellcm
&c auer fremite ! 2anbet. Sc bar Sors
enineer % Gag baaoe paa bet aanSelt9e
% materieIe Smraabe. Sg mango al
Dem arbeiber iaa goot, at De er til
Isniter for BET belle 2anb.
Senomeringerl 2ab os lite 9lerrne
at hi bar ct Sag os bpab Ri ifplber bet.
Som og brr meb iaa Bet blioer tort
% itertt pg Granddaughter. 2nb bet
tpmme til at Iisne ct frobigt Sr9, Iont
ipreber fine HGrfe Grene oiben ON o9
berer baabc me9en og GOD Srugt.
Snspalo Sfielbrup.
Saltpn, Rirn. 26be Ipril 1912.
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3niacnuHu.
9eficnSt SrrlaitbanSler bpb.

Sc1ICHpI SI"IluIluuuulCI WV.
eugene Sbaip, &r9lioent og &asls'
rer for SunieI Sbaip Sumber Co.,
oebe iioite Won0ag Iorgen | lit
Silent i gau Claire, 81 Iar ganmel.
San citerlaoer fig Suitrn og ire Ss'
ire. afOeoes 8o0er, Saniel Sbafp,
par en- al De boncbrpoenoe SrelaIt'
banolere / Staten, ibet ban begpnote
Sorretning / 1856. Gen for nogen
Sip iioen ai6goe &pngresmano
George g. Cham par eugene Sbafps
9rooer.
Ssiaa en- Npssierrigbeo. llnoer
ri Iioen DEMONSTRATING meo i'm
Ranb faitebe Mrs. Spie Seperlon
/ Gau Claire Ell Slilaife efter oerle.
Snn iigteoe efter fin o~oeroroneoe
sGatebaIpbcIs Sopeb, men Eroleftl'
let eif tit MoaI forbi og rantmepe
oen 7.aarige SteSoatter | ga9booe-
bet, bpor Der bIep Ell ting SlGnge,
Wtrs. Seperion, ser Inn er 20 Aar
oommeI, bIcp al Y~olitibommeren 81.
bet Saleet mellem of betale Slo !
MuIft eler iiSSe 10 Gage ! STng'
icI, % hun paIste set fibite, oa, 'om
bun iaeoe. bun aierne piloe ie bpcr'
ban man bapSe oct | S9ng'lef.
Griubrinscr ira 1865. Sobn
Soipers, @eteran fra 9orserfrigen
oa boenbe / Waiben @ocf, err at en- al
oe iaa nuIepenoe gamle Soloater,
scr bar @ibne iii @aaoen "Siilta'
mas Scrlis paa Misiisiippiflooen
ben27be IpriI 1865. Msr. gopers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

Iaar Sc Ifriner til Aperte.
ferenbe. iaa prr iaa penIis at
meobele. at Se ian beres
ADVERTISEMENT / "Iecorabsyo>
item. Set iifrer Sem ben
bebfte @ebnnoIina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
5un 1ukota.

scr CONNER Sne. Siolte Ssr'
bag talbt Der Ter 3onmer Sne /
glacf SiaS genene, meoens Der fam.
tloig falot ct it9rft &egn n~oroenfor
Belle Sourde.
Summit blir maaIfc "tsr". Taa
@rutto al en- tefniif Sell UNDER 8al'
gett Summit ifal Der pGre Sano.
ipnligbeo for, at Den peotagne 81.
Genie for Salooner bill blipe erfl9ret
for ngploig.
Mmpntatiun nteb Suiuen. Soiepb
Slion, Ell Npbpsger / Sripp Goun-
IN, lit iorleben FIN enc 3ommelfinger
fnliIt UNDER en- ting 6amner, og %
Slaget bapoe p9ret ina poloiomt, at
Den poerite 5ingeripioS bar en- ufor'
melig Wiasie, foretog Raboen, gernt
Beoerion, en- Imputation meo Som.
mefnipen. Speratiouen bar fanIfe
life ganife efter npeIte Wetbooe, ba
Slion efter at bore fomnlen til Ell
SGge maatte ofre NOT Ell Stub al
6ingeren.
gurgerifab % Yr%imGrpalget. =
CONNER elliott pco De Soreneoe
Staters 9iitriftsret bar forleben al.
gipet en- grflering ON, at ingen gor.
gerpapirer maa uoiteocS inoen 30
Gage for 8rim9rpalQet, Der finoer
Steb 4be Sum-. Sor Wtai Waaneos
&etstermin / geaole Gountp forelaa
Ser flere Inisgninger ON gorger'
fob, og paa Soreipsrgiel / oennc gn'
le6ning bar oct at Sommeren afgap
fin grflpring. Sm amer BrimPr.
palget Sen 4be sunni ion1 alminoeligt
@aIg, boorfor ingen @orgerpapirer
ber ubiteoes / De so foregaaenoe
Gage.
StOr rnsiiif 9oluni. Der ifol bore
De beoite uoii9ter til, at Staten / ben
n9rmeite Sremtib bill faa Ell Eli.
pGrt al ODER 1000 Husiere, Der bill
opertage $4,000 Icre3 StatsLano og
banne en- &oloni / ben noropeItlige
Gel al Staten. Smmigrationsfom.
miSi9r Seets er fornpIig tonmen til
bage fra Seem Oorf, bpor ban for.
banoleoe meo &olonien8 Igenter, %
pmenbifjsnt andre Stater isgte at
erobre benne betpbeIige 6angit, inn
ties Spb 9afota at bore Den %e1eite,
Der funoe lepere bbab &olonien free
peoe. Set 2anb, iom Oil blipe taget,
bpis BET efter perionlig ltnoeriegelie
bier iig tilfreositiaenoe, nSgisr ct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stgffe I Saroing
Gountp.
Experimentation for Nlfalfa. Srof.
&c. +. Sanierl, Der er aniut peo Sta'
tens 2anbbrugsifole / 8roofings %
iom bar 9iort fig bemerfet peo of
reiie ODER itore Str9fninger | Sibi'
for at iamle @lfalia og anore
.baarbfsre Ylanter, bar / NPrbeoen
al Saith / Weabe County ropalgt
ct 2~anoitptfe, bporpna ifal forisges
aIiaIiaoprfning for SpS. Otter at
bape uuberis9t SorObunoen og De
fIimatiife Sorbolbe J. Oerne Del al
ifal BroiesiOren babe erflG'
ret, at begge 9ele iaa meget iom
mulig ligner BET Streg / Sibiricn,
bpor benne &IfoIfaplante tribes
bcbIt. Gaa oct poI8te 2moitpffe npr
Saith bill Der gisres Sorieg paa at
frembringe en- 'glfalfa, Ser fam taaIe
BET barife SinterOeir | ben peltlige
Gel al Staten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
Sfelac McOoclclIe fra Eatent.g0.

SiSAoN
rofaterne @iGiamion & Ier6ant,
etr. 925-933 metropolitan 9iis
9Log. (ier Guaranty 2oan), Winne.
apoIis, Iinn., er / sen forlebne llge
islaenoe Gotcrter tiIOelt Ninneiota
"a 9afota Spfinoere:
Alfred d. Berg, Minneapolis, Mimi,
Sash Cord Pulley and Shade Holder.
Francis w. Briggs, Hendrum, MINI.
Pocket-Case. William NJ. Hotchkiss,
New Rockford, n. D., Sash Holder and
Lock. Anton l. Rowland, St. Paul,
MINI, Gearing. William Lundstroln.
Margie, Mimi, Trap. John o. Olson,
Zumbrota, Mimi, Box Fastening. Vim.
H. Smith, Minneapolis, MINI, Making
Wood Stain. Gunder Syverson, Tioga,
n. D., Article Hanger. Claude A. p.
Turner, Minneapolis, Mimi, Concrete
Building. Frederick L. Victorious, St.
Paul, Mimi, Pump.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
3Mputuuu.
a,rof. @citcraaarS til Teb Sob,

Trpf. @eitersuarb til &eo 2uose.
Trof. Sarolb 8eitergaaro / go5e'
man CT for fommenoe Iur palgt til
grincipal for Carbon Gountp Spi.
ifole / &eo 2obge.
@Glbiet Graftunlrg Dcb Wisiunla.
8eb Sbompion Sails, beliggenoe be-
I~tenior Wisioi,Ia, pil Der itrar be-
gpnoes Sprettelien af ct araitanlGg,
Der fol funne u0oifle life minore
emo $4,000 Seitefrefter. Senotor
Go. Sonlan, &rpiioent for gortb'
peItern development 60, War Sch
gen. grGiioent icr Iabiion 8iper
Gorpcr Co., % onore fremragenoe
Ienh fol itoo / Spioien for bette
me Soretagen0c. Sen peo bette
ToSiefalo nbprmoue gleftricitet 'fal
benpttes iom @cIosning, Spparm'
nina og 9rinfroit oper belle Den belt
lige Del al Stotcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

Wtat.
Seno ino Serss Srbres | Sibel
B. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
DEBORAH Iowa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

7+211ai
..8repfert..
"2lIt for Norse"', 4 enetaa.
enoe pafre 8reotort, tunitneriIt ub-
fgrt | Sarper:
Set norife Slaa.
9aafon VII % &pnseHasct.
Sen norffe &onseiamilie.
Grpninssminbebilebe.
Yortofrit %ttlienot for 1Oe.
9ette Get 8repfprt bill be unae
iette 8ris paa at faa ium en- lioen
17oe Matz8 reient. Sis benz bet
nprffe Slag, iom oaier Dper bele
Seroen, "bpor Sartgi flsbe tan" %
ium Imunbien plantet paa Spbpps
len % be bill furitaa, at be lite be-
bgper at famine fig at bore nprite.
B. Anundsen Publ. Co.,
DEBORAH Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10

9beorier. Ratemati!eren: ~Sor enc
bper Yaaitanb mao man ba 10 gepis
fer: ct bireite os ct irbireite."
Suriiten: "Sor enhber YaaitanS maa
man minoit ia to gepiier: ct for, at
ben er rigtie, 90 ct for, at ben er iors
Iiert
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
SaIfeaos
SOg ONT Mc&inleD
til SpotpriS!

Ut &eituplas paa pmtrent 40
Gremplarer at benne bergmte
BOG ON ben enbnu mere berem.
tie % afbulbte 8reIibent @iaiam
Wc8inlep, be SOr. Staters Mar,
tpr= Breiioent ital hi iaa lanst
Splaget reffer ienbe p~urtofrit
til bore Ibunnenter for COO eler
meo Soften" ct Aar for $1.6O.
8osen, iom er elegant iuobunoet, inoe.
soloer 426 Siber msb benpeb 100 Soto.
9rafer bporaf mango fra gr%aiibentens
iioite giebliffe os 8esrapelien. Sub.
boloet er / acrtbeo ium iplser: On ianS.
feroig SeretHing om Mprbet, 3 SBbeus
sfpgge, Sortgausen, Segrapeliesteremo,
nterne, pans Serfpnnft, Suite o. Stoles
oagene, Sans 2sbebane fom SplSat,
SagfBrtr, Statsmanb, Gnpernsr % Yra-
fioent. Sc Yrineipper ban fprfGgteoe on
be Srinmfer ban Dpnaaebe % bans 9iu I
Siemmet. Sesnoen: gnariismen, o.us
Siitorie, SuSfipoelie % Sarlisb.S meb
en- SeifripeIie at MOrbtrens 9ipsbifort..
gluffaf oeune MI meS.ns ben CT at faai
B. ANUNDSENS PUBLISHING co.
DEBORAH, IOWA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-10
WenEse Sro.

Seq bar bolot "Secorab> Soften" MI
/ ober 20 Iar, og | benne Sib bar ieg
~foranoret min Gbresie 8 eIIer 4 8ange.
men aItib bar ban funbet @eien,
Iaa BET ma oGre en- fu STIR. Sor
bpert at bisie 81 gar bar ben mebs
bragt en- 8abe, iaa ie9 bar faaet 8
Haorteitempeler % mango fo~rifje1ise ans
Ore Sr9mier. Seq biz tatfe Sem iaa
meget for alt oct ieg bar facet, % /
SGrbelesbeb BEN iibite Iaoneitempel,
Tom ieg mobtos for ct 9ar Tiger iioeu.
Seq troebe for, at "9ecorabz Soften"
fitu babSe genner blanbt Rorife og
Sanife, men MI fer ies, at ben er en-
GOD Sen af Uncle Gam o9Iaa, tbi for
20 aar iiben, MATTE iee saa 8 NiI for
at bente 9labet, men M brineer Uncle
Gam" BET nRiten belt OBJ til NIT Siem
2 Ganee ON llgen, 90 Bet enbos meb
egne Gibbs. Seq sniter ben flor llbs
brebelIe og ct langt 2ib.
5. Sobnion.
Spatonna. Tinn.
X X X
Ieb bet famine iee ienber inb getas
ling for "SecorabsS Soften" bill jeg tatte
for 9obt SambGr / ale De Gar bi bar
p9ret iammen. Set er M oper % aar,
iaa hi funbe sobt feire SslbbrbDup.
Sat for alt BET eobe 2Gieitof oi bar
faat I benne Sib. Gil oeiaa tatte
SborbiSrg Sic for benbes @ibrag. Seq
er NOT fra 2anb, men ifslse ct s~anmelt
Sasn ifal Der rinbe Selemarfinesblob
/ mine Iarer, Do Sorpen | 2anb efter
ben forte SOB bleb beboet af Ell Selez
bonbe. genlig Silien til Hebaftsr os
Yerionale FAINT aqe 29iere.
@unba u. Sobrion.
@ooSforb, 8is.
Seq man ii9e mango Saf for Gsre,
~frlirene, Der bar ubmerfet pene. 2igele,
bes taffes for be batre Saaifetort.
en- benlie Sillen.
Wrs. Ole Sobuion Iabraater.
Sc 2amere, g. Sat.
9a Siben for "9ecorabsY oiten" OF
"Seb Grnen" inart er uoleben, ienbes
berbeb Notwithstanding for moi ct Gar,
tbi hi fan life mite ct eneite ggemplar
af @Iabet. Soften" inbebolber altio
iaa mango Rbbeber, os "@eb Grueu"
bar De beoite og melt unoerbolbeuoe
Sort9uin9er ies bar left. @n SilIeu
til glabets Gebattipu os S9iere, iGrli8
til SlGgtninse % Senner / Sprins
9robe.
Wrs. 81. g. q. 2arien.
@lfaber, Sonia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21

Where thrills and sensa ton held the
audiences the first half week, laughs
and lots of them are promised for the
remainder of the week at the Orpheum
1t is the assertion of the booking
agents that every one of the four va
riety features is designed for laughing
purposes only.
Lewis & Green is a nondescript
sketch called Engaging a Cook" and
is the most prominent of the several
features. One of the main reasons for
giving vent to levity is the drop" with
many unique signs that forms no small
portion of their entertainment
The Pelots have an act that is a con-
glomeration of juggling and comedy,
with the emphasis on the latter One
of their stunts Is the attempt to catch
an apple thrown from the audience held
on fork In one of the performer
mouths.
Fitch Cooper. "the musical rube," is
another of the entertainers Fitch
comes with fine reputation from other
cities.
The Wassmans have a trunk mys-
terry" and several other stunts of like
nature. Comedy forms a portion OF
their offering. Several reels of new
pictures will be shown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Enjoy THE AFTERNoN.

Mrs. Charles Arllin OF West State
street was at home TO the members OF
the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society yester
day afternoon. There were many MEM
bers present and they spent the early
part OF the afternoon planning their
work for the coming weeks. Mrs.
Rubin president OF the West Side
Benevolent Society Of Chicago address,
ed the members. She appealed to them
fors aid in her work in Chicago. She
told OF the conditions that exist in the
poorer quarters of the city and the
charity work that is being done. Plans
for the meeting in two weeks We'd
nesday. April 3rd were made. Mrs. j.
j. Cohn viii be hostess and entertain
at her home. S Ruth street The social
hour passed very pleasantly. Mrs.
ArlSin served her guests with dainty
luncheon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
STORM HURTS
THE REVIVAL

Storms and revivals do not usually
go we'll together. but the meeting at
the Methodist church last night sue
ceeded in spite of the blizzard. The
evangelist deferred his sermon an
nounced to help skeptics and took for
his theme the rich young ruler to whom
it was said, "One Thing Thou Iackest"
The speaker declared that many of the
most correct people morally have their
difficulty with just one thing. With
them the keeping of nine command
ments is easy, but it is the truth that
brings defeat. Many people have noble
traits enough to make them honored,
but at one point break down. The
thing that masters them may be money
or appetite on fame or pleasure, but
lacking power against this one thing
the result is fatal. The young ruler
would not sacrifice his wealth for fell
lowship with God. He lost all. The
evangelist insisted that no life can be
truly Christian until the last opposing
fortress has been surrendered to God
When the invitation to confess Christ
was given eight persons. all of mature
years and some of them heads of fam
lilies, came forward. More than forty
persons thus far have made confess
sion. Some of these persons are MEM
gers of other congregations. The ao-
pointment of a time for baptism Will
soon be made known
With +he raising II the snow storm
Trio aieAtig8s VIII reSs-in the usual large
Attendance the waiting Methodists
az not arvtve lssi aisht and aref ex-
pscsst o51e 0flsSc alag OF this week.
prof Riee Will esd the AFTERNOON
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
AN AFTERNOON MEETING.

Between forty-five and ffty members
of the Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul's
Lutheran church met. at the home of
Mrs. Theo- Claus in Clinton street yes
terday afternoon 1t was the afternoon
for tahe regular bi-monthly meeting
and it will be the last until after
Easter. Announcement of the next
place of meeting will be made later.
The members met for social conversa-
tion and music until five o'clock when
they were invited into the dining room
and served with supper. A silver col
lection was taken. as is customary ct
the meetings and a nice sum was
realized which will be used for the
benefit of the church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
AN ALL DAY SESSION.

The members of the Deborah Aid So
ciety of the First Christian church met
for an all day session yesterday in the
parlors of the church in Calumet ave-
nue.. The committee of which Mrs.
John Grace is chairman had charge Of
the meeting. A lunch was served the
public at noon and there was also a
sale of home bakery to which the pub
lie was invited. The attendance was
not as large as usual on account or the
storm. The members had a short bust l.
ness meeting when several matters of
Interest were discussed. 1t was decid-
cd to omit the social session. Next
Wednesday the members will meet for
another all day session and a large at
tendance is desired A lunch will be
served at noon and home bakery and
aprons will be on sale. The afternoon
will be devoted to social program.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Social News
- IN --
Hammond
4 THI,IBLE PARTY.

The members of the G.. l. A Embroid-
cry Club were invited to the home of
Mrs. Frederick a. Bull in Ann street
yesterday afternoon for thimbie
party for a thimble party. Mrs Bull
had a contest arranged for the enter
tainment of her guests and the honors
were won by Mrs. Golding of East Chi
cago. The remainder of the afternoon
until four o'clock was spent pleasantly
with needle work. A dainty luncheon
of two courses was served at four
o clock. The arrangements for the
meeting in two weeks were not COM
pleted on account of the absence OF
several of the members who were de-
tanned by the storm. The members of
the G. I. A. to the B. of l. E. will have
an important business session next
Wednesday afternoon, March 9th In
the K. of p. Hail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21

will be transacted during the after
noon. A potted plant will be given the
room having the largest attendance of
mothers at the meeting. The following
program will be given.
Piano Solo Mrs. Eugene s. Cooper
Children's Hour.
-........, Master Thomas Hammond
Hammond apd Kathryn Oberlin
Song Nergene
Essay-"Why My Mother Should At
tend a Mothers. Meeting.
Pupil of Room 7
Vocal Selection. Miss Elizabeth Carter
Piano Solo. Mrs Eugene Cooper
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21

Ths~rsmains-of-w W. II. Fisher. who
vas killed by a train at Stony Island
last Monday, were shipped to Danville,
ILL.,. Tuesday night. where funeral serv-
ices and interment were held today.
Mrs Fisher, who was in Danville at
the time of the accident. arrived here
Monday to take charge of the body.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Weather Stops Meeting.

The weather prevented the holding Of
the meeting of the West Hammond.
Burnham and Hegewisch people to
take up the matter of building a via
duct over Durham avenue at the
Michigan Central crossing.
The meeting was postponed until
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. 1t will
be held in Heinzs hall on West State
street as was originally the plan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
AID SOCIETY MEETS.

There WAS 8 asestna OF TIE Ladies'
Ald soesetv IT ere FIRST Prsany tsrtsu
church yesfef das al arnocr II the
naTsof@ SO 81 81 So "a ~ sf.ssr
q sess Ire tssaa eeAanle HeatAer rid
rot Interfere WAsf fae stsenasTss Use
rEseryA n=rs eyote3 the AFTERNOON - these
aseflc. sesk and asae4sl4-kss Is 5 zreal
deal - r. Es-r-sFr4 srss1
s's~rats ssres4 rs fars
eicHs se+irs~ esa
rvsf .<s8ssf IA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
P\RENTs, Gun MEETINc

The members of the Parents Club Of
the Irving school will meet in the
school hall Friday afternoon at three
o'clock. 1t will be the regular month
~ meeting postponed from last Friday
on account of the storm. Gardening
will be discussed by the members and
"a short program of musical and literary
numbers will be given by the children
of the grades.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Move to Siblev Street.

The H. Hellerman tailoring estab-
Hshment. which occupied rooms in the
Hammond building at 81 Fayette street,
has moved its interests to Sibiey street.
where he Will occupy the Taper build
ing formerly occupied by the Gary sa-
loon. Mr.. Hellerman has installed new
fixtures and has one of the finest quar-
ters of its kind in the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Many Ducks Flving.

Local duck hunters who have not had
an opportunity of going to the Kanka-
kee marsh are experiencing some good
shooting al the Lake Front park. where
large number of the water fowl are
staying. In the past week the north
side hunters have captured over a hun
dred bfll-bills, pin tails and red heads
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Business Meeting.

The Loyal Sons of the Christian
church meet this evening at 7:30 in the
church for a business meeting, in an
ticipation of the coming revival meet
ings that will be held in the near flu
ture. All the members are requested
to be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
A BUSINESS MEETING.

The members of st. Paurs Lutheran
League will meet at eight o'clock this
evening in the school hall at the corner
of Sibley street and Oakley avenue. 1t
Will be the monthly business meeting
and sever4 matters of interest will
come up for discussion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
:. BRIDGE DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Winckler will be
host and hostess to the members of the
Evening Whist Club Saturday at their
home in Mason street. Dinner at seven
o'clock will be followed by cards.
Bridge whist Will be played at three
tables.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Sell House and Lot.

Gostlin, Mem & Co. have sold a
house and lot on Conkey avenue, a
house and lot on Indiana avenue and
piece of property on Logan street.
The deals involved $4,000 and this is
all business that has been developed
in the past few weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
HOLD MONTHLY MEETING.

A very interesting program has been
prepared for the meeting of the Par
ents' Club of the Washington school
which will occur Friday afternoon.
March 22nd at three o'clock. The
plans for the musical will be announce
ed and other business Of imnortance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
Three in Chicago Hospital

Three Hammond patients. Mrs. w. G..
Givler, Michigan avenue; Myrtle Green.
Plummer avenue. and Master Pinker-
ton, Hickory street, who have submit
ted 10 operations at st. Lukes hospital,
Chicago, during the past week. are re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
SOCIAL NEWS FOR FRIDAY.

The PARENTS Club of the Lafay-
cite school Will hold it's monthly
meeting Friday evening mt seven
thirty o'clock In the school hall In
Calumet avenue.
There will be meeting of the
members of Hammond Temple No.
81 Pythfan Sisters Friday evening
I'm the X. of II. Hall I'm South HON.
man street.
The Directors of the Hammond
Settlement House will have an I'm
portant meeting Friday afternoon Mt
two o'clock In the Settlement House
in Rimbach avenue.
The monthly meeting of the Par
cnts' Club of the Washington
school will be held Friday afternoon
at three o'clock In the school hall
In Williams street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-21
MEET TO SEW.

Members of the Ladies' Guild of st.
PAuls Episcopal church met in the
guild room in Rimhach avenue yester-
day afternoon for their regular weekly
meeting. The Afternoon was devoted to
sewing and a great deal of work was
accomplishing. Plans We're made for
the next meeting to be held. Wednes-
day, March 27th when the members will.
meet for an all day session "A lunch
con will be served at noon. All the
members are invited to attend. The at
tendance at the meeting yesterday was