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ESkiMOS MADE
 GREAT RECORD
oABfilEk MAkEe loo MI+ES
 WITHOUT STOPPING pNcE.

Gabriel, the Eskimp EiT'n Il re- mar'habll record Yesterday ih the race run IF C:uuncA. He madu la9 nnlIes fur .h. nrat sin.G ia tlLI apnals of dhE raeing without stopping ohno- + ia su1d that fsGoity Ai]Hu has mhde lpa mIlus In Irss lime. hut Eg'dtr mndE shrrt stolls.
 Gabriel H,nrlr Ihr niHtHneT yeRtrr . iay in II hnurE 4012 minutes El- LIIstl4sh be hut i9 Etart in the hIrlS- r.ess Gl ni.nt nnd had ih wade through t5 miles If sIsrt snnw AIId oys-TAura in the dar
 Chriatia nsen duG IiHniulIsnE also mate the GissanGe without sLupVIIaN and share ihu rrHdit of the remarkable perEornnnce t1 some extent
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MAX dotrHrhatk, whu ".-nse o|ir seme time ago from Lhe Little DIp' made islAnd. %as arrested tuday neaE P4hny river by Deputy Marshal Darrah nn the chnrEc of stcalinE furs,
 41ttAnhElk %iE rp" rd Ilrrs- whu left on tw" trading schuInera srIt "a EIbnrisl Alsl tsil IIY .rI ItunIt Thr Eittiwiok Sas wrecked a: Little Dt@. mode island. On her WAS TSnreH, a dealer ln turs whose ahspnca fer I've yssara in n6rihHrn watrTs had crhAtsd snnhc ureasinSHs. The crowB apsnL the winter on ths 1sIatlI but a short tIrnc ago Schroeder. the captnin, and atnTted tu trnrf rl'eT the 1aS Sn The Alaska naatnLand- Gn the
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WANT PATENT LAW
 FN OLD FORM

xenstu1 ElwSod 8fHn%F has teIe- .raplrh AHlSnn HrVner tu A8:Arfadn thc oplulona of Nome lawyers un A ,oInI ,n4rnrlaI which haF been Intro aucult !u the 5hHeau leelslaturs askluE tral rhr .1me allowed tu adverse pat cntg h.s mAIlI wlLst il waH hsnrre uIe
 %,rs paEusd In 1910. Up to that thu, sn jays were allowed 10 zdysTse a luIput. hlr m additinnai eight months ~as udned on, At that une tle. ad(l.ional eIKh. MNntha were ba- ll4;4d urreaanTy HS ths only lHnd of t.rc svaA AI JuneHG. Now, the exist 4s.s.r of sn ntrlcA in NVCle renders the .-l.liIi,L~i- rtm" WEneceHRar3'-
 mr ARrrisr has interviewed most of !In' attorneys ana others Interested in patents md finds inc opintnn tO be universal that the old arrHnEeHsUt stluuLd he revived
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spes;nI k4aaSA SorVins.

LONDON. March 19-F0l"nsng tho reported uuTrmrdmenL OT ConStHnti- noplo hy tho European fsPtR q stTan%c tTAusA hns set in. Il i& EsnsralS considuI,L now thut the bo1nLard- nnr,t did not taEe plncc. lint that such m event was fsATh''.
 Matters In ihe held ot war h&Tr How nasun1ed A rsnRrkahie aspect Tar kew seems Iu be 10 a position tN lIUld
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GOTTSCHALK ARRESTED
 FOR FUR ROBBERY

NAT 2rhrneirT E.i1 lluir ancl TGlurnGH ro th. island lravlnT G:,tfSrhalls tII tru. <i on Elcue- In tlm m=aAt'Tt'' Enren hMd nntEstu Sl:Iris, Dt htH fraA, lt Ls snIh, and ylsn. Ii ls alls$rti rE- .,.iYnI ulf9rnEIr!isn lhni tiottsTlnl@ h,Ih sluLrn theIu, llr evidently f'l- l.ry,.,l E4IltIsctutk tIIur1EsrAIs and Ah@u hr HTrIved aL Teller he sw1r6 out fun tna1plEtTis nEa1nst CotIanhalk wI,n was arTAsLEd todA..
 Thr aifRIr alHO UI':rs ur tho InTar I3rY surrounding knrtffs wnere- Ahouts.
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ELECTION
 BOARD APPOINTED

Tho following election noard vAz appclrtad by the mAyur last night: \. n 8. FlorAndsr. inspector; WTn, Austin and Tom D. Jensen. 1udgesi Henry Lehf6IdI and M. '. Toss clsriu.
 9errge coNely and c. P. DLI were appointed special policemen by CEISir- man Daniels,
 In tIfSiee past EIecllch bohrdS were elected by v1tA Ir NH1ne and ntRH In other city councils in AlaskR- Even in the days when ths cuuncI1 was 01su satJf to be in the hands of b.psAAs votes were taken iTI znch matters.
 pr, Sloan. city health 0(nCHr. re- ported shfE JaclE IIapiil had returned lV the hospital in ia Rertcus condition.
 subssFiHS for thS Nnm4 Daily Mug aet- It sIanAa fer NOrs'a prsgrsAs.
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STRANGE SILENCE
 IN BALKAN AFFAIRS

orI rm an iuirIurnimatA pcrtod and lns allies appear co l,c h"Ii l!lI by inalprratla difficulties.
 x IIg rnsuEc nE$ "';rst in Ihc ."'' ,lilians at uuy rlrnc. T. HEsy ,r tmlt Turkey w,l decade tN girr np ar :f m.y I- that Adri'unph canENt jmIrl out,
 Fsr laH rnat 4 hours. towr.rr. nrthirg hnR cpmC GtitrA the EF pr nag.
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RETURNING FRoM
 THE HOT sPRiNGE

Mir au.l Nrs- Louis SISE-Issrn rr. ;nrTueII trnm tho kr7Ean1a r7 ipt Spr,nEs las! Eunriay alter .L plcIs'lnl timr aIr. HrsIsnEun iS I11It In .ilE liratEAE ot the putnIpes and r1fHf'HE- as fo1nll IIl ihGIs,
 Marshal and MTr. 'iTsll and LlI;l:t St hotIrL will rrrHrn tnwArils Ilir crlH of IlIn Ernaent wPeE.
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TO PROSPECT ANOTHER
 CHEEK NEAR HUMBOLDT

Sn:usL NtlHon Is RilLI TTn7peCtInE lhr tIihh:1TiaE Of Humhnldt creek Tor ihs Eai0nDLr Mining Cunpnny. Ths results SD 9.Lt hts Said not tu have been rnGucTpginG hut new rrer% VIII ,lJw In, .rtsd
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SOLOMON HAD RACES.

s5niurnm nEIh dog racsg yesterday.
 Fer Solomon Edirs klrs- Flowers wRa first, Nr~. Phillips second nnt 1rrF, Elauehuea6y th1rL
 The Meme ladies also lad n r4Ce lu thIfllsoIvM which was won by 21ts. JCa Sheldon. MTs. Thompson Wh$ aer,Hh Hnl AIiss Brtnn1n rh1rt.
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&pAeIAI kup1st 6sr~ies.

HpeelAl NupQst 6srNIcs.
 SAN FRANC isCtJ. aTGrGh lS- Fr..d Drew CaninntiI ~ prominent member of tlr t:AIlfornta state a"No ate, and Nanry I DlEEs, aIaIr AIrhL teat Ht California, nave been aIfnsLed al Reno, Nevada, on :hn rhIrEs ot clipping With two young glrls- Thu ereridc UhnFge IS that they rifliAted the NAnn Rct-
 Hoih nlsn Gru Tnarrisd and fIlt'"r-a uf a family and thSse fnct3 nfti@d 70 the prominent positions which thos
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DIRECTORS 0F
 TRUST JAILED
PREspEkT OF THE CINCINNATI THuaT COMPANY ONE OF
 NUMBER,
snaeisI NGOGst eHfvIcs-

snAeisI Nugget eafvIcS-
 CINCINNATI, March 1h-sicorgt T. Cos, president, mad eight direteqFs sr the t:nriunltI Trust Compa,lY LaEC bpen lnfIrted nn tlle charSs 'f m'H- allAroprlnt1ng the funds Of ttleir con1- nuuv. snms of tha dLrcctprH t.harsed w.,r. placed under HTrest
 Ag fsr As can bA lsnrne1 at pFsssnt ,h. acts complained Of wovd T-"stf : tu.c tnosl aerIAu& offences and shoT ,hey lie proven home the rssrlt uDu1d he long terms nt tmpritcnmeFit'
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OFF TO COUNCIL.

hifs PfAffla wlIl lenvr on 1lta return. trlp tu ruuR:il Inn1nrroW E1urnjUs
 F, l:nTbet ~hO bus ncrn iE thr hos pital harG- iGIt fur trUr,r-lI tIl1s norn Hr Slfan.
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ARE RAGING UP
 FROM SOLOMON

I.tniL Tllscn. rapl R1eEsctad, NH tEan. EncIty Alan Ai1a Joe Sheldon are racing today from Solomon to Nome. The racers gre made up of shos. whn went down yesterday to ai. i..n.: he races Rt HnIonor. Some n-e carving rasaesiFrTB. Al hst reports LIm GInnAr was uXpected to arrive hs1s IRtWeen fuut Hnh tire thiI 1freFnoon.
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NOTICE.

Thcre wilI ne meeting of tho Nouns IMElNrratiE Club Ut Ihu City HzII Tuesday eVvrlnG March 1Sth $ 90 ?. u,. Members and Thosr inier|frg 1" hecnmp auuh uEu T-quesGeL td attend.
 fHu ERNST. President R. J. SO.fS[1llS sc|frst1rr.
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Norwegian aardi1sa in PurS olISs oil. The Winner brand in large 4lnv at 8 cans for so Uonts. This kInd have aEWaJs sold for 25 esnfs pAr can- Th1rHIf L6hth1t1h.
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LEAVES HOSPITAL

Elnlt An.lRTsnn came cut .Ir Ehc h1s- r!IHi ludn} after having been confined fur 2 tArS owing ro !l siraim received XItIlS IiItlnE u heaEF log
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Mr. Raymond and BAyha vii uiva an exhibition in the manly art of s4If- defence 4t Eagle hall, March P
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Ths ore A1H thTsa mile races wlH be hummers. Tou oaT,EoG afford Id raisE tfArr at EHgiS hall, March 22.
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Cons and ehssr yVur fASArits 'n the running high jump at EaGlB hall S1turdsy. March 2e.
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Have ySU made preparations Jar tI1s grand EasTs mask feel ball m April 1.
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GO TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery fur the hes. bresd and pastry. The only Coffee Hcuss in fevn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-18

For Meme Nsvns and WnrIEI's news get ths kusEst.
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RubLsr st.,rps msdo 6: r'S hursf' ntFe~
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Where gro Ysu aeinp Saturday March 22H Why to Eagle he'll of onJr9a.
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PUBLIC
 MEN IN TROUBLE

hold tn th4 yIr.r have made their ns- rrat It.r Hrt;EaiIon of the hour.
 Tho tvn sslIis involved arE LHla Merits nnIL aIJIci% TnrrtnEIn'i, nfth sDruri.y gIrls. Arru1s9tn9 10 the t1'Ta' paIni anun*l ihf two 'ns'I thhS 'n- v%isIt1l The girls uwaT hI False prom iHcs.
 Int TllninsLri fIsr.iL$ l5 OH" CT th'' n"nt Drnrni1ert iu LhC sIItg politics,
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The hHr-& paper is the N4ma Daily Nugget.
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REFERRED HERRING.

Thrue G=ns for 90 esnta at LsH-
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Don't forget the dAts. EaBiS hall, Mbreh 22, sports of all kinds.
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S7.nD per month Tor thC EuKS~t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
LOWELL

Arthur Taylor, secretary of the
State Postmasters League OF Creston
was in town on business Tuesday
Mrs Florence Chitwood and daugh-
ter Lutte went to Englewood yester-
day to visit at the home of Mrs. Chit
woods daughter. Mrs. Harry Steward.
At a meeting of the Chautauqua AS
ISOLATION at the Lyric theatre Monday
night it was voted to sell the exclusive
rights of the refreshements on the
ground during the week of the chau-
tauaua. to the Epworth Lea que 1t was
suggested that the several churches
select a day to hold camp meeting
on the ground and that people camp
there during the week. It is estimated
that $50 tickets have been sold. but
$50 more must be sold to guarantee
the enterprise.
Nate Brown is suffering with an alb
cess in his right law. 1t is very pain
full.
Frank Seminal and wife have re-
turned from visit at the home OF
Mrs. Bertha Bloosed of Dayton, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Sloan of Chicago
were guests at the home OF VIM. Hay
den the week past.
Ray Seely, county surveer, and
Mat Brown, count commissioner were
in town yesterday.
Mrs. John hartman spent yester-
day in the city.
| Mckinley and Clarence Scott, who
spent several weeks at the home o,
| Jode Scott. their father. have returned
to their home IN Indianapolis
| Schuyler s. Dwyer and wife and
their daughter, Mrs. Lamar Grubb and
| husband who have been at Wailoor
Lake, Mich, during the heated tern
returned home Monday evening. The,
report an enjoyable time
] Elmer Nichols transacted bushes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
YOU ARE INVITED, SO PLAN TO
ATTEND THE
WHITING ELKS'
PICNIC
AT
SPRING HILL GROVE est. john
AUGU sT 10TH.

August for Lima, Ohio, where they
will visit.
Mr.. C. A. Kellogg returned from
Benton Harbor. Mich, where he has
been taking treatment for rheuma-
tism
Mrs. Hazel Mcmahon OF Hammond
visited her mother, Mrs. A. Moore of
LaPorte avenue.
Mr.. C. Manbeck and son HAROLD
left on Saturday evening for Casper
Wyo-, where they intend to reside per-
manently.
Vincent Leman. who has been here
visiting his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs
Vincent OF Oliver street has gone TO
Oledo. ILL.,. to spend the remainder of
his vacation with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon.
Mrs. G. Winslow and Mrs. John
McElroy and daughter were Chicago
shoppers yesterday.
Mr.. r. Violet is on the sick list this
week.
Erickson were visiting In Chicago
Monday.
Mr.. Jake Drew and family of An
! tioch. Ill, will move to Wilcox Addi-
ton this week.
Mrs. George Mcclellan who has been
quite Ill Is improving nicely.
Miss Orvflla Baumgarten Of Fisch-
rupp avenue is spending a few weeks
! in Cleveland, Ohio, where she is visit
ing relatives
| Mrs. Van Camp and daughter Mrs.
Harry Hoyes, and baby, who formerly
| resided here but now of Wood River,
ILL.,, has been spending a few days here
guests of friends.
! At meeting OF the city control
1 committee OF the progressive party 1T
| was decided that the progressive tick
ct would be polled in the political
held.
/ Dinners cooked with Gas are better
and cost less.--No. Ind Gas & Flee Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
ROBERTSDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Homan of
Hammond spent Sunday here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gerke.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Evan
gelicai church will hold their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the church. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simanini OF Chicago
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Landon OF Pear street Sunday
Robert Atchison and son Vernon and
Paul Stanton returned home after a
few days visi a Crocker, Ind
The funeral services Of John j.
Stewart who passed away at his home
st 7ss Indiana boulevard Saturday ev-
ening were held at his late home Mon
day evening at o'clock. Rev. w e.
Wilhelm of the Evangelical church
officiated. The funeral was largely
attended by relatives and friends Of
the deceased and many beautiful flor
al pieces were in evidence. After the
services the remains were taken to
the L. 8. NJ. s. depot where they
took the GIL train for Cleveland, o..
where interment will take place in
the Woodland cemetery on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woodward and
son William and Mrs. F. NJ. Porter re-
turned to their home in waukeegan,
Ill, after a two weeks visit at the
Buell. home In Indiana blvd
Mrs. p. ]. Owens OF Roberts avenue
was a Hammond shopper yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Hilderbrandt
spent Sunday in Chicago visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Julier Of In
diana boulevard are entertaining the
latters mother Mrs. Gunther of Mil
waukee, Wis.
Cement walks are being laid on both
sides of Amy avenue.
Miss Elona Haman of Lake avenue
visited her aunt In East Side Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Melvin OF Cieve-
land avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs
c. B. Manbeck and family at a six o.
clock dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Roberts and daughters
Mrs. F. r. Schaaf and Miss Amy Rob
erts. Mrs. william Grisdale and Mrs
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DYER.
foU ARE INVITED, SO PLAN TO
ATTEND THE
WHITING ELKS'
-PICNIC-
SPRING HILL GROVE (St. john
GUST 10TH.
BURNHAM.

A recent real estate deal here was
when John Patton purchased the prop
erty until recently occupied by Mrs.
s. L. Spruce on Pullman avenue. The
consideration is not made known Mr.
Patton had the cottage occupying tho
lot moved further back and has re-
modelled 1t and built it on out and
has started into the saloon business
in these quarters opening up Saturday
morning
Mrs w. D. Jennings and mother
Mrs. w. w. Kiersey spent Saturday
evening in Hammond.
Clark Kiersey of Center avenue
spent Sunday at Merrillville as the
guest Of his aunt Miss Angie Glazier.
Mrs. Rein Rau and Mrs. Andrew
Anderson were Hammond shoppers
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Wallace Holden of Hammond
visited Burnham friends Monday af-
ternoon.
The Schulze auto bread delivery
wagon in attempt to round a cor
ner here Monday morning ran too near
a curbing and tipped to one side until
about half over. Considerable trouble
followed in getting the machine right
ed and out Of the ditch into which 1t
had slipper, nothing seeming to do
much good until teamsters employ ed
in the street construction came to the
aid with chain and team of horses
when 1t had to respond. About half
an hour was consumed during which
all available men and boys the
street volunteered their services and
did all in their power.
Considerable anxiety was occasioned
here Monday by the inability of the
cement contractor to pay his men. The
Job of installing cement curbings was
finished Saturday when the men
should have been paid. but owing to
difficulties the contractor wal unable
to do this so his men all returned here
Monday morning. The men finally
met at the village Hall where the mat
ter was at last adjusted in a satisfac-
tory manner.
Latest reports are to the effect that
Arthur Sault's eye was not progress
ing as well as had been expected and
| that he would have to undergo an
other operation Tuesday and have the
| injured member removed. We all hope
no further complications will set in
| Mrs. J. LAM of Hegewisch spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Altman.
i Mrs. George Phillips who has beer
on the sick list is very much improv-
ed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
YOU ARE INVITED, so PLAN TO
ATTEND THE
WHITING ELKS'
-PICNIC &c
AT
SPRING HILL GROVE (St. john
AT GUST 10TH

visited with Crown Point friends last
evening, attending the regular meeting
of the Odd Fellows lodge. They came
on business connected with the Odd
Fellows picnic this year at Garyon
September Is. arranging a ball game
with the Odd Fellows team OF the
steel city and Crown Point on that
day. which will be one of the features
of the big picnic and celebration.
The burglar who entered the Ess-
linger saloon on Thursday evening and
took ss5 out of the cash register made
a successful getaway. The man I'M
der suspicion is well known here, but
no trace of him could be found after
leaving Esslinger's saloon.
Mrs. w. A. Schedden and Mrs Mar
gsret Pettibone will leave today for
Wheatheld, Ind, where they will spend
some time as the guests of Mrs. Mar
tina Marble.
/ Word comes from the Chicago hos
pital stating that Mrs. Einsweiler was
much improved in condition following
the operation and 1t is more than like
I ly that she will be brought home next
week with the most of the battle won
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Handley were
Chicago visitors yesterday
The city has commenced to NIL with
| fair visitors all with their wares and
| schemes for making money.
| Edward c. Griesel of Muskogee
| Okla. arrived Sunday evening to
/ spend a month with relatives here
No performance was given at the
Lyric theater yesterday evening the
film machine undergoing repairs. II
| being put out of commission the even
| ing previous.
| Houses for Cyrus Hayden and Err
| hart Bixenman are nearly completed
| and ready for occupancy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
SHUCk $
Prom the Diary of 81. Lence

HEX Spence SEE he's convinced tibet
wimmin amt much on 'rithmetick.
See most o. them spend n great part o.
their lives tryin' t squeeze a figger
forty into a fgger thirty without do
ing emmy more subtractfn then a pet
ticoat
There's menny round hat tibet fits
perfckly q fat head.
It is reported that Charles Kirchman
has closed deal for lot on South
Court street. opposite the forty acre
park near the fair grounds. and also
that he Will erect a modern home on
the property in the near future, max
ing the hrst dwelling in that subdi-
vision.
It Is more than likely that one or
two running races will be arranged
for the county fair, the crowd being
insistent and clamoring for one or
two OF the ld-fashioned running races
interpreted between the harness races
each day. Application has been made
by some OF the Jumper" owners at
Porter, Ind, to enter their racers here
and IT is quite likely that purse
Will be subscribed as a stake each day
of the races, While the running race
feature has not been officially an
nounced as yet 1t is almost certain
that the Jockeys will go for at least
one day in the year.
new and up-to-date store finishtns
and lettering plant is being installed
this week at the Pioneer Monumental
works plant near the Panhandle sta
ton,
Joseph Brig" Young. a former resi-
dent of this place but now of Chippewa
Falls. arrived yesterday to spend a
few days vacation during the fair ses-
sions.
Messrs. Shay and Kendall of Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mrs Theodore Abraham of the
Peterson Flats and son Chester Wis
tied In Plymouth Ind. the fore part
of this week.
Miss Margaret Griffith OF Fred ST.,
left last evening 70 Lexington, o.. to
spend a two weeks vacation with her
sister.
Mr.. Thomas Barnett left Monday ev-
ening for Cleveland. o.. where he will
attend the funeral OF John Stewart.
Raymond Abraham will return this
week from Kouts. Ind, where he has
been visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Myers of W.
yesterday.
entertaining her daughter and chill
dren of Milwaukee. Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Emmel of
Englewood spent Monday in Whiting.
Miss Laura Tharp, who has been
visiting Wesley Tnarp and family has
returned to her homo in Hemlook. o.
Paul Anderson Of South Chicago
was a local visitor last evening.
Mr.. Wesley Thorp Of the Arm, Atkin
& Tharp. is enjoying a weeks vaca-
ton.
A party of young men OF the Owl
Club will go to Fox Lake, Ind, for a
short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hatch and chill
dren are expected home this week
from Macy. Ind. where they have
been spending few days vacation.
Mrs. c. B. Manbeck and daughter
Vera expect TO leave the latter part of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
GRIFFITH.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Taggart and Mrs.
c. Profit visited Gary yesterday in
Mr. Taggarts new auto.
Mrs. A. Case of Gibson City who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. T. AID
rich for a few days returned home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Butler were Chi
cago visitors yesterday.
Mesdames H Dutton, Frank Ors-
burn and w. Mcfarland visited
friends near Ross today.
Lawrence Long from Hammond has
a gang of men busy decorating and
painting the school building here.
picnic party from here spent the
day yesterday at Lake Front park.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Reeder
yesterday a seven pound boy. Johr
has such a happy smile that II tells
the glad fact palmer than words.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13

E. A. Aizo enjoyed q days outing at
Flint Lake, Ind. Tuesday.
The Sunshine Circle will meet to-
morrow evening at the home of Mrs.
John Blaul Of Roberts avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Langhor OF
East Side were guests at the Bader
home in Harrison avenue Sunday.
Miss Hattie Timm returned home
Monday from LaPorte where she spent
a week the guest OF Miss Laura Cow
den.
Mrs. Jack Platx and Mrs. Herman
Theissen were Hammond visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. Richard 5chaaf and daughter
Miss Clara Schaaf of Indiana blvd, re
turned home Monday from Mt. Glenn
ems, Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
HEGEyUTSGE

Mrs Connors and son Milo left this
morning for a few weeks visit with
relatives In Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloomstrom and chill
dren Of East Side spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber
Thursday evening from $50 to- 80
will be devoted to instructing young
ladies in games at the park.
Mr.. Otto Thedens of South Chica go
spent last evening in town.
The Merry-go-round continues to be
the center Of attraction.
Telephone news items to Heg. 49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-13
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