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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-09-19
THESE SIX LETTERS
From New England Women
Prove that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Conl'
Mound Does Restore the Health of Ang Women.

Boston, ass passing Change OF Life and Gert
from lasting fGF pbam Vegetable Compound
tablet and the following Saturday morning. d Steadily
stopped have taken them regularly ever SINCE anu
gaining .ti, that - one who is troubsa as should give
GEORGE JUDY, 500 Fifth Street. South Boston, Mass
Letter from Mrs. Julia King, Phoenix R.i.
Phoenix steady the mill from the time was "a Yeas f
married and think that caused S 70
back would lie bed for two or three days.
Lydia Vegetable COMPOUND has helped a @ ony too
Rad to do ANYTHING recommend
= JULIA KNa Box ass Phoenix. Ri
Letter from Mrs Eta Donovan, Willi1nantic Conn.
Wiimantic years untold from female
troubles causing bacache Stopping on the
way. every 5,rrsr+ received
tried three doctors and each told me something % last doctor
for to take anything nothing mpound
m 1 sEah would dS taking and
ETTa DONOVAN 7s Main Street Wirmanc.
Letter from Mrs. Winfield Dana, Augusta, Me.
Augusta M-ya Vegetable Compound has cured ne
a % th1 bad p Rh @
Letter from Mrs. J. A. Thompson, Newport, Vt.
Newport you benefit Lydia e PDha1s
Vegetable Compound has done took eight bottles ana was
speak good fnds-Mr JOHN A THOMPSON BOX
Newport Center Vermont
Letter from Miss Grace Dodds, Bethlehem, NH.
,ronine ' ifng heavy Baskets down was
This Spring my got Lydia Pnkhms Vegetable sn Com,
my what Compound doing for me-Ms Oracle D. ~
Box 1885, Bethlehem Nh.
has been the standard remedy f0Fe M
male Ills No one SICK WITH woman t this fa T. ANp
medicine, made from roots and herbs IL llA y II
has restored many suffering women to heah. w
M aasaI5 IN sS:%s$sS
nSar tsG W nd be held EPfns stict
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-09-19

A GOOD deal of comment has been
stirred up by the announcement that
Governor GlaSscock has granted to Hon.
James S. Lakin, member OF the State
Board OF Control, a two-monthS leave OF
absence in order that he can devote his
time TO the management of the Republi-
can campaign in West Virginia. Mr..
Lakin has been regarded as the most
active and useful member of this impor-
tant board, and if the machinery is in
such condition that he will not be missed
for two months, why is he needed at all ?
To take one of the most important
members OF the State government from
his post Of duty and put him in charge oil
a shaky political machine will not increase
the respect OF the people for the admin
iStration.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

mag. Sinter Der 5ront finb bic Shre=
den bes Rrieses 3u fpiiren! Wir 3u=
fnauer slauben ntdt mebr, oab Der
Rampf Elm LANCER fein apirb. Die 2thz
rem tiidtiser SnitruttOren t0nnen ben
Siirfen nift fxlfen. Sc feblt ibnsn
~nlsnnisl ron jenen SmpOnoerabilisn,
bic i'm 8risge mebr als Wiifen bebeus
ten. Muf moridem 9oI3 tann tein
grimes Reis 5riidte trdgen, unb fper
bier bic psrtpatrIoiten Baradsn uE5
unbers Spuren tiirtiidsr 4rmeeorsds
nifation iiebt, oenit, bab lie bon unies
rem Snitruttoren nur ems lernten
lpie man einen MtlitGrtlub, ndmlih
Elm aaiino bstreibt. Der WilitGrflnb
bon Muitafo : puida, in benz jest
bllsorifte Sffi3iere eRen. 1T 10 gut
ipie iensr in 9ripolis, mo ib Dor einem
Sabre italieniIhe Sffi3isre fanp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

NGhit benz osutnant 8eder iino
audi bier peitere Insetlagte tpe3en
9eF5eiligung an benz 8omplot our ST.
morbuns Oes Sptelbultsrs AoIentbu[
res Moroes i'm erIteu GRADE ihuloio
befunoen fporoen. 9as tit Elm unoez
Ip03nli6 gutter nRecoro" fir amerituz
ntihe 8eri6te, sumal tpenn man 5ez
riidii4ttgt, Dob bas Spfsr oes Mor>
pes ni6t Ionoerlih inmpatbti6 err
Iheinen tonute. Die @niiht uirp
pobl ni6t unbereftigt Iein, buB es
ii6 fir bic 3ef6porenen bauptfGhii6
oarum banoelte, ben geiebloien Gle
menten in Rep Dort cine einoriidlibe
8erparnung 5ut9eil peroen gu laHen.
SIR oenQusenblid mag Die sepiinihte
Wirtung er5telt perben, aber iihsrlib
ni6t auf bic 9uuer. Der 9eptun,
ipelhen Die SpielbDIen abperfen, 1T
gu perlodeno, als buB bas SGtdlal
geders uno @eno1en oaoon abbalten
tDnnte, fpiebsr bieIe Gueue bes I6nele
len Heiftbums dus5ubeuten. Die
4nur6ie piro 10 lange ntht aufbOr.n,
ais anarhii6e 3uitdnbe gebulost
neroen uno oieie peroen ni6t eber
enoen, uls bis bas qolt3etipitem BON
Grunb auf reorguniIirt niro, lpAs
nur burh cine abIolute 5rennung her
YpIi5ei BON Der Yarteipolitit gef6e9el
fam. Soneit mir uuh entfernt Iin0,
ben gsaenipGrtigen Sberbduptsrn Der
Ren Yprter Muni5ipalitdt irgeno
pel6e 8e%rbinbuug nit ben SpielbDlz
lenbeiiBern na63uIaaen, oerbleibt bod
bic SbatIa6e, baB ale Snouitrteritter
in Rep Yort Summanp ais ibrsn
S6uBpatron anieben. Gbenio nenig
tam beItritten peroen, Dab Sammanp
BEN politiifeu ginfluB Der Snouitriez
ritter seItGBt unp buraus iih cine
lpeitgebenoe 8slebloiieteit ergeben ba:.
Dieter fam nur ueiteuert peraen,
innem aQe 9oli5ei Sberbdupter
gu unablsBbaren 8eamteu er6o6en
tperben, persn 0is5ipIiniruns. iopsit
Iie ii9 als not6psnpig erpetit, nidt
BON 9olitifern. ionoern burh einen
Observation-Disclosures erfolgt, Der
ebenfoas aus unabiebbdren Rt9tern
beitebt. 9eamte perOen niemals ;bre
pole pfli6t unb S6ulDigteit thun.
iolurae Tie nit parteipolitiiden 81
ipGgungen gu rednen haben uno II
bieTer 5inii9t piro Die Sualage ii9
eber perIGlimmern, ais Derbeferr.
Die MajuritGten her 6erri6enoen
garteien perben bur6 Den ertpahtsn
neutrality-suspicious. Der 8irser BE-
itGnbis gerinser, mas Den 4ntrisb
itsigert, TIM Die CUNT Der geiesloien
Slemente gu buhlen. Wenn Do6er Ole
Runi5ipalitdten nidt 9dn3li6 i'm
Sumpf Der 9eIeBloiiqtsit u~nter9ebsa
YoGen. muB parteiloiigteit als obers
ties prin5ip protlamirt tperben. Wds
Ipesie1 bic S%pislbDQeH b~etrifft, 70
mufen lie nit Stumpf uno Stiel aus
aerottet fperben. Riemanb bat .in
Rett, als Spielbalter iein 0uIetn gu
frtitsn unD jeber Reoier : Qsutnant,
Der SpteibOllen nibt ousbebt, IoQte
ouf Der STEELE entlaHen perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

Wfrtung Ser SruIts nift erpeiien.
llnansefohten iinb Bis jebt bic 5ruits
eeblieben, tpelte i'm Sarif tpurseIn.
Sn oieiem Sale empfieblt grGiibent
Wifion cine Serabiebuns, epentueG
Iufbebung Der 3Dlle, mas ebenfaas
cine iIleunise preisreouttion our SOL
&c baben niiroe. 3uder pirbe bann
niht i'm RIsinbanbel Inn bunoert BRO
sent tbeurer iein, ais in @nslanp.
9aumateriaI, aleioer unb i~iberbaupt
ale Srufttpaaren pdren pann bebsuz
teno btuiser gu baben, ais ieBt, unb
omar pbne @efdbrouns pes iduBo0u.
nerilhen grin3ips, ba bic 3olermd
Bigung nidt bas fertise 5abritat,
irnoern nlr Die Robitoffe ~treIfen mir
be, Nus oieier 9arlegung lit eriIftz
li6, pab Die Srufts geiprengt lperoeH
tOnnen uno baB Die Rpoiepeltfte Sbee,
oob oas niht mogli6 lei uno oemnad)
Gle Sruits legaliitrt tperbsn miibten,
feline 9eredtiguns bat, abseieben ba=
BON, baB Tie gum So3iolismus fiibren
fpiiroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

ole Spt4 utlllltr lppuell
ben 8ompf ntdt a~ufgsben, ionoern
fino enti6loHen, tire Organization
am 2eben gu erbalten, gu peldem Be
bufe nd6itens Elm GROCER parteirath
fi6 in Gbicugo oeriammeln pirb. Die
&nfidt Ihetnt porsupulten, ba5
f6lieBlih bic aepublifaner uub au4
piele Semotraten gu ben Sortf6ri!t.
lern iiberge2en iperosn. 9as leBys
Wahlreiultat iprt6t ni6t fir Die
Ridtieteis FOLDER 4nnahme. 8ieies
bat ge5eigt, oab Die ~regulGren Rspuz
blitdner ii6 ntht unter Roo1eOelts
Jihrung itelen tperoeu, unp oaB Die
Semotraten nod ptsl neniaer oaflir
gu gepinnen limb. Na6 elmer Rei5s
BON peiteren Nieoerlagen rperoen pobl
Die per5ettelten StreittrGfte iih ME
Der 5u'ammenfinoen uno 3tpar unter
reuer Si6run9 uno uuf Dem 8oben
zines neuen p~rin3ips; aber big oGs
eeihisbt. miro, fiirdten mir, cine gez
ruume 3eit pergeben uno in5piihsn
speroen bic 9smptraten Ieidtes Sp:el
haben, mas uns iebod tniofern ni6t
beunruhi9t, oIs mir gluuben, odb lin
5tberlGfioer MQnn al Der Sptge Der
Yartei Itett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20
Gelebrte nno perfebrte JinanSs
miIenidaft.

Der plan oes profeHors JiIber
bonn Gale college, oas 9epi6t be5
Cob : Dollars benz Breiie Der Wadz
rem un5upahen, ideint S9ule MAIDEN
81 polen, Do iih bereits uuoere &C.
lebrte oieIes 2anoes nit Dem pfane
einDerI tunoen ertldrt baben. Dos lit
iniofern beoentli6, als cine 1inan3z
Geform Bel uns bepprite9t unb an bic
Moelidfeit 81 Oenten lit, DaB oieIe
2ebren beg profeHors Jiiber gu
thinning in peiten Gplfsfreiien itno
audi BEL Polititern finoen t0nnte, mag
bic 5inan3reform gu elmer aefGbr>
lihen Bfuiderei geitalteu ipiirbe, tpie
cas- leioer in unierem 2anoe 10 bdufia
Der SAT- gepefen lit.
4rof. 5ifbers 9priflag bsnest iih
auf folgenOer 2inie: Sob lit info.ae
Der groben 4usbeute INN 80 Bros,nt
entpertbet. 0us Ihliebt Der profeTpr
aus Der 5batfade, baB Maaren felt
Der periOoe Der oroBen @olbausbeuts
um 80 pro3ent t6eurer geiporoen Iino.
I'm alIo Cen preis bes @olbes nit
benz preiie Der Waaren in ginffana
au brlnaen, i4ldst er Dor, Dem Cob
Dollar UNI 50 pro5ent mebr @olb beia
8ugebeu. 0ebt Der Waarenpreis i'm
2aufe Der 3eit mieber berab, oann Ioa
Der @olbsebult pes Sob Dollars emit
fpreheno DerminDert iperben.
Webmen mir benz Nrqumeut aulisbe
on, baB Ger plan bu%rdfiibrbar rpdre,
mas abiolut ausgeidloHen lit, 10
bliebe gu unterfuhen ibriu, Oh buraus
fih an ben beitebenoen 8erbGltnifsn
[irgenp etfpas dnbern fuiirbe. Mir per-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20
1eatidler 9itterariidDer Slab.

Ser 8ortragenoe in Der belltigea
Gerianamiimg oes Gentiden Sittera.
ridden Stubs liz Nerr Or, *. aobler.
Der Is perbicnt, ais ,3ieroe Der @ii.
ienidnft in unieter Staot befradtet
at meroen. Or. aobler bot iid 5nm
1hemo gegp1bIt: s8immei- unb Sol.
leniobsten, bic Vorl1nier Der Cant
te'fhen) @0ttlid)en Romooie". Nm
~. NoDember feiert Der Berein Stii.
tunssieit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20
Tmrd6renmerinnen.

Die poli5ei purpe geitern eriuf.,
WahforI1unssn mad Der Is Sabre al
ten emma aauB bon 30. 1929 Meit
ipoob Mpenu. unb ibrer elm Sabr dlt.s
rem Jreunbin aate S'5ara anaufelz
Ter. pslfs gu gltider 3eit unb Stpar
am IS. Nopember aus ibren yefp. elter.
littn Wobnunsen peridranbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

bunten, feitIi9en Rleibung bes Ger
g~niigens unb bes 8n1faales ftedtn.
Mber - ipenn erit bic Stabtbabn iiber
bic Doesr roIt unb bic gIeftrilfhe
burh Die 5truben rattert - bonn
ipiro Berlin nader unb nader. Damn
bauert es nift Iange unb has pfIaiter.
bas Iif nur tpentse Stunben auss.s
rubt, 1T nteDer lebsnbia 80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20
6 b lite Z.

Die Shmeihelei erb1lt slan i'm,
fonft, ben ReiS nber muS mon fi@
ebrli6 per6ienen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

Die gru # 9 Der Ser. Stoaten
tbsilen Ii9 in bret 9laiTen: Sn 5ruIts
perm0ge groBfapitaliftilfer Srganiz
iatinn, pie Der 4oblsrDlz uno 5abats=
Sruft; in bur6 9atents qeiiderte
5ruits uno in auf 30Ien berubenoe
Sruits, pie 3uder-, giienz, @oGee,
!Sol3s, 2ein0lz5r Ii, +. N. Die
Sprensung Der r item alaNe 1T bereits
toa5ogen norben. 0o9 Epiro 6e6aupz
tel, DuB tie D0Qig ungeniigeno lit. 9as
lGBt fi6 bur6 q~esignste @eiese nod
fpsientIia perbefern. prGiibent Wilz
ion bat bierin ben ri6ti9en 8eoanten,
haB 3udtbausitrafen iih ols Elm qutes
G%prengmittel ertpeiien piirDen. I'm
usbrtgsn 1T audi nahpsisbur, ouB Der
RoblenOlz uno 5abafse5r ni6t
entfernI 10 mddtig iino, pis bisber
nno ieit Der gsri6tlihen gntIheioung
cine beftdnoio pahienbe Ronfurrsn3
einsetreten lit. Die 3peits alaTe Der
fruits, Die auf gatenten bsrubsn, BAT
rprgeffern sinen 3ermalmsnben SGlaa
turh bic misunderstanding Gntz
fdeioung in Sa6en bes 8apepannen
5ruits, NORM aae emaiuirten Waaren
eingeihloHen limb, erlitten. Die Wir-
flung lit bereits on benz SruIt eriiht.
li6, Der bauptiGhlih in plumber=
Waaren beftano. Sn bieiem Sale er=
folste bic Nufl5iung freifptnig. une
miitelbar nahbem Der @eneraldnpali
fluebor gefpprben mar unb bic preife
fielen nm % Biz As Bro5ent. 9eut=
Iiftr fam man pohl bie p~srt6eusrnbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-20

Soiep6 PuItBer, Der Nsip
Dorter 3eitungsberousgeber. bat Elm
9ermOgen BON SIS, 5OO,O 900 binterluiz
fen. 9us tltnet fat roman6aft fir
Sieienigen, peI6e nit 9uliBers 2ez
benslauf ndber betannt Iino. NIs er
Dor ungefdbr As Sabren auftaubte,
befaB er nidts mebr uls bic &leioer,
Die er am 2eibe trus. gr fanb cine
IniteQung on Der uWeitlifen Yoit"
als Reporter, an pelfem Yoiten er in
5plge ieiner mdngelAoften 8enntniB
Der oeutl6en Sprate iih nifyt Ion=
berlih %herportbat. 9ur6 einen elud=
ii6en 3ufuq, Der fir ibn entihetz
BEND mar, Duroe er nah Der Stadtsz
huuptItaot, SefferiOn gitp, oeIhidt,
nm Die Observation-Disclosures Gil
berihteu. BORT unter ben golitifern
befono er ii6 in ieinem @lement lrb
er gepunn einen groben GtnfluB ii6er
fie, ben er in einorut5ppQer Weiie
baour9 befun0ete, OaB er GarI
S6ur5 gum 9unbeszS Senator matte.
gultser tebrte ni6t an cas Rebutz
~tionspuIt 3uriid, ionoern tpibmete iid
Der g0littt unb tpurbe gum goIi3ei=
&ommiHdr in 81. 2ouis %ernanat.
hit geborgtem GeIoe faufts er bic Ct.
Coulter goit Stsputf an, Die in Den
Bancroft geratAen mar uRo Don oa
cling er nit Hieienihritten Dem Milz
liondrtbum ~entgeeen. 9endu in Der
Meiie, ME sr Die ct. 2ouii sr s3eituns
aug eineE banterotten [ eI6dft gu
sinem 51hit r~entabeIH unterne6msn
erbob, ridtete CT Die Rep glprt WDrlo,
beren friiberer 9lan3 p0Qtg perbIthen
mar, gu elmer Der beoeutenoften 3st~
tungsn Rep gorts ouf. guliBer mar
ebsn Elm tii6ti9er journoltitiIder Sc
fhdftsmann, Domit aen1eint lit. bub
er ni6t hIos Den geIhdftlifen 5bsti
bes ,3eiturgspeIens Oeritano, ionbern
aud 1eritdnoniB fir bic ebitorisue
Seite bsIaB uno bic oeridisbenen
Yoiteu nit ben ridtigen 2suten gu
bsisssn Dsritaub. Ssinsr YsrIo on
tonnte mar bic Spmpathie uidt per-
fagen. sis mebrfafer Miuiondr nal
sr 10 anipruhslos unD befdei5en,
tpte our 3eit, pa er srnitli9e SDrgen
bate. pie er bas Jribitud fir ben
nddIten Wtorgsn iih bsi6affen ipiirb.,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-11
DYER.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hoffman of Appleton,
Wis. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fish
er at present
Henry Kaiser returned to Chicago
after spending several days visiting
relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Kaiser of Scherer-
vile visited relatives here yesterday.
So we'll pleased with the success of
their last dance the Dyer Athletic club
have decided to give another one We'd
nesday evening. An orchestra from
Chicago will furnish the music.
All lovers of music are cordially in
vited to attend a musical recital given
by Miss Nora Pattee of Lowell at the
Dyer Union church Saturday, June 15
1880 p. m.
Mrs. P. Bannon and Misses f. Doyle,
M. Woods. NJ. Mahoney and NJ. Ryan of
Joliet were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r, Peacock Sunday.
Little Lucille Schultz is on the sick
list.
F. S. Scheidt and Jacob Hoffman
transacted business in Hammond to-
day.
| MRS. M. Austgen was Hammond Wis
itor today
Mrs NJ Hogan and daughter Mar
garet of Chicago spent Sunday with
! Henry Schultz and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Garlack of st. John
| were Dyer visitors yesterday.
| Henry Brink spent Sunday with his
| parents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-11
Glen and Hosford Park.

Mrs. Wehner was a Crown Point bust
ness visitor Saturday.
n. Weinand of Gary spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Weinand
and family.
Lawrence Keilman of Gary spent Sun
day with friends here.
G. B. Scherer and family of Hammond
were callers here Sunday.
Mr.. Schmuser of Hammond called on
friends here Sunday
Mrs Williams was a Gary visitor
Sunday evening.
Miss Clara Adler of Hammond spent
the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Adler, and family.
Joseph and Florence Adler of High
land spent a short time with their par
ents Sunday.
Miss Nora Smith was an out-of-town
visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Krieten were Gary
visitors Sunday.
Fred and Martha Lennertz of Merrill
vile were seen here Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-11

lin. Pa, to spend the summer was ac-
companied by a friend. Miss Brothers |
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nyland of Cen
trail avenue entertained a number of
friends on Sunday in honor of their
fifth wedding anniversary. the event
being wooden wedding. A number of
out-of-town persons were in attend
ance and most pleasant time was
enjoyed.
The annual examinations being
held at the Whiting schools, this being
the last week of the spring term.
The eighth grade graduates will have
a picnic at Jackson Park on next Sat-
urday They will be chaperoned by
Miss Inez Lee and Miss Mary Gowens.
The many Whiting friends of Miss
Winifred Deathe, now of Seattle, Wash.
but for. many years a teacher in the
local schools. will be interested to hear
of her marriage to a Seattle gentle
man, which will take place the latter
part of this month.
The paving of Davidson place is get
ting along nicely and will be quite
Improvement to this thoroughfare. The
street is being paved with Westrum-
lite.
Mr.. Krieger of 4o5 Laporte avenue is
still very ill, being in a dangerous con-
dition.
Miss Florence Lee. who has for sew
eral years been assistant kindergarten
teacher in the whiting public school
kindergarten has this year resigned
her position to take course in the
work at the Chicago kindergarten as
ISOLATION, Chicago.
Mrs. c. c. whiteman of Laporte ave-
nue. is entertaining out-of-town rela-
| tives.
Miss Louise Mattern and niece. Lois
| Brown, were Hammond visitors yester-
| day.
Junior Swartz. who has been attend
ing Pittsburg university this year, will
| not return home to spend the summer.
Mr.. Swartz has secured a position in
concrete work, which is in line with
his university course. and will be home
| only for short visit with his parents
before resuming his school duties in the
| fall.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a spe-
cia1 meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Klose. 529 New York
avenue. All members are requested to
be present, as there Is business of inn
portance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-11

master, Mr. and Mrs AL. Berg, Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. Hendrickson, Fred Eckstrom,
George Ross and Miss Louise Jordan
Harry Nelson and Herman Jordan.
students of the Rock River Military
Academy at Dixon, ILL.,. are expected
home Friday to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Buckmaster were shop
ping in Chicago yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jordan and
daughters Eta, Mary and Helen spent
Sunday in Chicago visiting Mrs. Jor-
dams brother, T. Terrie.
Vic Anderson attended X. of P emor-
ial services in Chicago Sunday
A. A. Kuss attended the ball game in
Hammond Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins visited relatives
in South Chicago Sunday.
Marie Weiland entertained a number
of her friends Saturday in honor. of her
10th birthday.
Don't forget the Epworth League So
cial Saturday night instea dof Friday
formerly announced to be held at
the home OF Mrs Anna Olson, next
door to the church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-11
BURNHAM.

Mrs c. Sursher returned to her home
at wheatfeld Sunday after few
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs F.
Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rau of-Center ave-
nue. spent Sunday in Chicago with
friends.
er. Ind spent Sunday here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Mills of Pullman ave.
Cloyde Neel of West Pullman spent
Sunday here visiting his brother VIII
liam Neel.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Patton spent
Sunday evening in. Hammond with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills and Mrs.
William Sprunce spent Saturday even
ing in Pullman.
Mrs. c. Goodwin and Miss Nora Mon
neham of Park avenue were Hammond
visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Burnham of
Pullman spent Sunday here visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Burnham.
Mrs A Belongie of Park avenue
entertained company from out-of-town
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. McConahey and daughter
Gertrude of Pullman visited Mrs. Geo.
Phillips of Center avenue on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. FREEZES of Roseland
spent Sunday in Burnham visiting
| friends
Mr. and Mrs William Schroeder of
Park avenue entertained company from
| East Side Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. P Turner of Park
| avenue attended church at Englewood
| on Sunday.
| Misses Marie Hess and Margaret Shol
of Hammond were the guests of Miss
| Dollie Patton on Sunday afternoon.
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HOBART.

Charles Holiday of Chicago visited
with friends and relatives here yes
terday.
Miss Clara Allbrecht of Chicago visit
ed with Miss Title Cruel over sun
day.
Several from here attended the
dance at Ainsworth on Saturday even
ine
Miss Ellwym Roper, who is attending
school a Northwestern. came home on
Saturday to visit with her mother.
Cecil Peterson. who Will finish his
course of law at the Bloomington uni
versity this year. was home over Sun
day to visit with his parents. He will
return for graduation exercises which
will be held this week.
Ed, Keilman is on the sick list
Richard Parker and Miss Lottie
Yaeger were quietly married in Chicago
last Friday.
Miss Armada Johnson. who has been
in the southern part of the state for
the past winter has returned home.
Miss Elsa wittengel was a Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Grace KIaussen and son Charles.
who have been visiting whit relatives
at Stony Island for the past two weeks,
returned home yesterday.
John Sterling of East Chicago visited
relatives here last evening.
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ST. JOHN

Antonio klos returned home from In
dianapolis, Saturday evening. where she
had been attending the blind school
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baumgarten Wis
tied with relatives in Dyer Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. VERNE Wright and son
vernie of South Chicago were in town
Sunday.
Math Liesenfelt and Mr. Madafler of
Chicago Heights were visitors here
yesterday.
Louisa Lauerman of Chicago spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Lauerman.
Mrs Adam Boiling and Mrs. Edward
Carrin of South Chicago are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Spanier at
present
Andrew McCord of Blue Island, was a
visitor here sunday
On accoHnt of the nice weather sun
day quite a number of machines passed
through town and it kept our town
marshal busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Keilman and
family and John Kloss of Dyer were
seen in town Sunday afternoon.
James Cannon attended the ball game
at Lowell Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmal of Chicago
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph G.. Schmal sunday.
A. Martin, travelling salesman, for the
international Harvesting Co, Chicago
was here on business today.