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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

matrOn of honor and only attendant,
and the bride was given away by her
father
Quite a number of parties were Civ
en- during the week in honor Of Miss
Hershey. The first in the series was
Rock party. given by the y. and
y. Club, at the home Of Mrs. Terrell
Tatum.
On Tuesday Miss Bessie Smith en-
tertained three tables of bridge ana
on Wednesday morning Mrs. Janice
Hudmon entertained at Rock, after
which a lovely hot luncheon was
served
Mrs. Oscie Smith and children, Of
Atlanta, are the guests of Miss Car
RE Lou Griggs
Miss Carrie Dawson. of Dublin, is
the guest of the Misses F'riesleben.
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Gainesville


= AINESVILLE, June 2S.-Miss
II Pearl Agnes Allen was married
To Howard Ashford. OF Bir-
mlngham. Wednesday at the home
OF the brides mother Mrs. J. 5. AL
len.
Miss Ada Montine Harrison was
married TO Matthew Lamar Proctor
Wednesday at the home Of the grand
father of the bride, b. II. Bates, IN
Grove Street
The ceremony was performed by
Rev 7. r. Kendall, pastor Of the
First Methodist Church. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Proctor left
for Taldosta, where they will make
their home
Miss Florrie Carter entertained
during the week at an informal ~
party in compliment to her guest,
Miss Gladys Carter, Of Westminster,
s. c., and Miss Pearl Taylor, OF Pine
view, who is guest OF Mrs. A. G.
McEver.
noon tea Tuesday as a compliment 20
Mrs. Kate Craig. Of Dahlonegs, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Charters.
Mrs John James F1ynt, OF Griffin
who is visiting her mother, Mrs. J,
II. Banks. was hostess Wednesday
morning at a sewing party In honor
of Mrs Chalmers Stowe recent
bride.
Miss Gertrude williams was host
ess at a garden party for her house
guest, Miss Eugenia Christian, OF FL
berton, the past week.
Miss Elizabeth Kimbrough has beer
visiting Miss nellie Murphy in At
lanta.
Miss Marjorie Wilkes, of Atlanta
is visiting Mrs. J. H. Banks.
A hearts dice party given by Miss
Annie Gambler. a 6 o'clock dinner oN
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ashford, brida
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Monticello
ONTICELLO, June 2S.-Master
Herbert Cohen was the little

M ONTICELLO, June 2S.-Master
Herbert Cohen was the little
host at birthday party Tues
day afternoon at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Sam Cohen.
The birthday cake, with its five
candles. occupied the center. Mrs
Cohen was assisted by Mrs. Vina
Robert, Mrs. L. S. Kelly and Miss
Haddie Kelly.
Miss Eva Lane was the hostess at
an entertainment Monday evening In
honor of her guest, Miss Annie Kate
Johnson, of Columbus.
Mrs. Arthur Faulkner served de-
licious punch. Progressive converse
ton furnished amusement during the
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Ballard won thu
prize, a hand painted picture. The
guest prize was a companion water
color.
Miss Lane was assisted by Mrs.
Venitia Lane and Mrs. Arthur Faux
ner in serving an ice course.
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T iftOn

.IFTON, June ga wedding Of
interest in Triton was that Of
Miss Agnes Scarborough and
A. NJ. Knight Jr of Waycross, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. H. Scarborough, Tuesday
evening. Rev. c. H. B. Turner per-
formed the ceremony.
Mr. Knight and bride left Tuesday
night by way of Atlanta for New
York and Canada.
Miss Mellona Scarboro returned
Friday from a visit to relatives in
Troy. Ala. She was accompanied.
home by her cousin, Miss Adelaide
Murphree.
Mrs. j. B. Smith entertained in
honor of her sister, Mrs H. H. Adams,
at the meeting of the Bridge Club
Thursday afternoon The visitors
were Mrs. J. S. Taylor Mrs. Fleet.
wood and Col. r. D. Smith.
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Nashville

NASHVILLE, June 2S.--Mrs. Hen
IN ~ Remington and Mrs. Falcon
Brown entertained Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Allie
Thomas, Of Quitman.
Miss Katherine Remington presided
at the punch bowl
An interesting contest was held in
which Miss BERTHE Ferguson won the
prize, a beautiful box Of lavender
tinted stationery.
Those present were Misses Allie
Thomas, Inez Snead, Opal Shepherd,
Myrtle Snead, Lottie Alexander, VIII
lie Mae Snead, Alma Tyson, Nettie
Snead, Lucille Anderson, Jewell Gid
dens, Eva Moore and BERTHE Fergu-
son.
Miss Vera Gary has returned from
a visit to Abel.
Mrs. f. P. Remington, of Column
bus, is visiting Mrs. Henry Reming-
ton this week
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SyIVdnid

c YLVANIA, June 2S-The civic
committee of the Woman's Culture
Club has improved the public
squares and cemetery. Hoeing away
weeds and grass and keeping the rub
Dish removed is about all the i'm
provements that can be made during
the summer months, but this fall the
club intends to work wonders in i'm
proving and beautifying the town in
other ways
Mrs. August Behn was the hostess
Of the club this week
The following new members have
been added to the club: Mrs Joe
Griner, Mrs. r. j. Black. Mrs Mag
gle Newman. and Misses Nellie Da-
Wis, Gussie Burch, Nevada Johnson,
Frances Ryan and Marie Chance.
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bonneville

Matte Caughey Brewton, Of
WayCross, was married to AL
bert NJ. Lewis, of Carrabelle, Fla, at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
George Malangthan Dame, at Ho-
merville. Thursday.
The ceremony was performed by
the brides father, Rev. Henry
Caughey Brewton, Of Adrian.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis left for their home in
Carrabelle.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
George Gregory, of Blackshear; Rev
and Mrs. II. G. Brewton and Miss
Lucy Channon Brewton, OF Adrian;
Misses Fern Conner and Cleo Strick
land of Waycross and Mr.. Arva o.
good Brewton, of Atlanta.
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Miss Bessie; Mrs. Irwin Myers, Miss
Marguerite and Master Tiff Myers. Of
Triton, were among the guests at the
home Of Mrs. f. II. Bacon this week.
Mesdames P. o. Campbell and R.
Wynne We're the guests of friends in
Macon during the past week.
Mrs w. +. Durham. Of Cochran, is
the guest OF Mrs w. r. Hall
Mrs A. r. CoiCord and children, of
Atlanta, are spending a few days with
Mrs +. r. Bacon.
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SWdinSDOrO

= wAINsBORO, June 2s.-Misses
Eileen and Willie Mae Cook, Of
Wesley, were the guests OF Mrs
II. r. Daniel Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Spence has returned
from a visit to Brunswick.
Miss Jennie Dawson. OF Dublin, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Car
michael
Miss Pauline Brigham, who has
been the guest OF Miss Hazel Brig
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Harlem

II ARLEM, June 2S.-Mrs. James o.
Greene, Of Augusta, is visiting
A. T. Verdery.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Connell, after
spending a few days in Harlem, have
returned to their home in Augusta.
Mrs Ruth Harper has been spend
ing several days with her brother
II. r. Clary, at Culverton.
MI and Mrs. Harry Hatcher, of
birmingham. are in Harlem.
Mrs. Fannie Brooks, of Augusta
has been a pleasant visitor to rela-
tives in Harlem the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey, of At
lanta, are visiting relatives in Har-
lem.
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ThOmdSViNc

BROWNSVILLE. June 2s.-Miss
Honorine Hopkins. of this city,
and James Royal Christian, Of
Savannah, were married Wednesday
evening at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. j. G. Hopkins.
Rev. S. L. McCarty performed the
ceremony.
The couples. as they entered, were
Miss Helen Baker and Ernest Aver,
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Gainesville

~ARTERSVILLE, June 2S--The
wedding Of Miss Lille Harris
and James Moore Greaves. OF
Atlanta, occurred at the Methodist
Church Thursday evening. The GER
emOny was performed by Rev. ]. H.
Patton. of Marietta. uncle of the
bride, assisted by Rev. W. T. Hun
nicutt, pastor of the church.
The bridal party was composed Of
Miss Emily Davis. maid of honor.
and Mrs w. G. Ham. matron of hon
or The maids were Misses Marion
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West Point

w JEST POINT. June 28.-Miss1
M Martha Horsley was married to
Mr. Nathan Lane Atkinson
June Is at the home of the brides
parents, DIR. and Mrs J. 6. Horsley,
Sr.
Mrs. Frank Boland, of Atlanta. was
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
MOTHERS DAY
CELEBRATED

Up with the sun in the chill of a
May morning worknen bound for the
mills carried the first fragrant incense
of Mothers day yesterday. Carnations
were proudly displayed all day long on
jumpers and silk lined Prince Alberts
cementing the affections and awaken
ing sacred memories Pink stood for
happiness, mother alive white meant
sadness, mother departed
All pastors talked about mothers and
in the Sunday schools special programs
had been prepared. w. c. Belman.
cashier of the First National bank. lee
tured before his class of adults at the
First Methodist church, and c. NJ. Nc
Daniel. superintendent Of schools. did
likewise at the Christian church. Even
vaudeville actors proved themselves to
be human and liable to homesickness
by singing new sentimental ballad.
my Boy"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
DEATH CLAIMS
MRS. MARY {. HANSEN
The Last Call Comes to One of Hammond's Most Re
spected Gentlewomen Yesterday Evening.

Mrs. Mary Hansen died last evening
at her home. / Rimbach avenue. after
an illness extending over a period of
only little more than a week. Her
death is ascribed to a general break
down which her advanced years were
unable to overcome. She attained an
age of 10 years and months
The funeral has been arranged for
Wednesday afternoon. interment to be
made in Oak Hill cemetery, where Mrs.
Hansen will be laid in the family lot
beside her husband, who died twenty
years ago. After short funeral services
at the house. the body will be taken to
ST. Paufs Episcopal church, on Rim
bach avenue. for services there at 2
o'clock, the Rev. Charles A. Smith Of
ficiating at both
In He'd Week.
Mrs. Hansen passed away at O'Clock
In the evening. her three daughters.
Mrs. Marie Easter of Fort Pierre. S. D.,
and the Misses Bertha and Beatrice
and a number of intimate friends hav-
ing been at her bedside While she had
shown extreme weakness throughout
the day. the end which came quietly
and peacefully, was hardly expected.
She was conscious the greater part of
| the tirae ard spoke to those around her
number of times. Mrs Hansen took
to her bed week ago yesterday,
and until Saturday gave good promise
for recovery. Throughout her illness
she suffered comparatively little pain
her condition having been due appar-
emily to a general exhaustion coupled
with some organic disorders.
Mrs. Easter. who was telegraphed for
early in the week arrived on Friday
morning TO the great delight of the
| mother. who had not expected to see
her so soon. She will remain with heI
sisters in Hammond for several weeks
MANY Friends Mourn Her.
In the death of Mrs. Hansen. Ham
mond loses pioneer and one of its
| loveliest of women. Though she die
not seek the social, lodge and club life
she counted her warm and admirins
| friends here by the scores. Her per
sonality had charm of refinement
| tinged with delightful quaintness and
usefulness which made her acquaint
ances eager for her friendship. 1t wa:
| her good fortune in her early youth t.
know personally an extraordinary clas:
| of people. She was reared in the home
| of her uncle in Copenhagen, Denmark
| who was then the editor of the Con
| servativa.'' one of the most Influential
| papers of Denmark. As such his home
was the rendezvous of contemporar,
| celebrities. such as Edward Grieg, thu
| composer; Hans Christian Anderson
peerless writer of fairy tales; Jennie
1 Lind, the Swedish song bird ole Bull
the violin virtuoso. and Christine Mel
| sen, the singer. She learned to know
| them personally and their influences
helped to shape her ideals of which sh
! had many and high ones
Had Planned Summer visit.
When 30 years of age, the Danish cir
| emigrated to America and a year lat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
MANY SUE FOR
DIVORCE TODAY
Cities of Calumet Region
Rush to Court With
Complaints.

Is a man. who says his wife drinks
like the proverbial fish. smokes like a
EARNING salt, chews like a sailor, and
makes promises like politician en-
titled to divorce?
Ernest Kallawy of Hammond in a
petition filed by his attorney d. E.
Boone says he is the injured man. The
case is one of FIVE filed in the superior
court since last Saturday morning.
Mike yulotich of Gary, through his
attorney /. Leon Gould asks a divorce
from his wife on the charge that she
abandoned him and that she has a child
by another man.
Katarzina Mrockowski of Indiana
Harbor wants a complete separation
from her husband Anton, Attorney
George Miller having filed case. She
says that Anton frequently had threat
ened to kill her and that on one occa-
sion he had attempted to kill her by
giving her whiskey which she says he
had poisoned
| Mary Paul through her attorney II
p Sharavsky of Gary. and Soka
volnovic through the hrm of Dunn &
Lucas each ask divorces from their
Irrespective spouses both alleging cruel
treatment.
| Ernest Railway in his complaint
lsays that he believes his wife has gone
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er she married Lars Hansen at Lake
Forest, Ill, he, too. having been born
in Copenhagen. They did not meet
however. until both had come to this
country. Mrs. Hansen was born on Sept
%, 1912.
She was the mother of seven daugh-
tiers. four OF whom died in infancy. Her
husband died twenty years ago, and
aside from the three surviving daugh-
tiers, she has no relatives in this coun-
try. She was a resident OF Hammond
for thirty years, and formerly was a
member of the Eastern Star Her three
daughtes are among Hammond's best
known girls. Mrs. Easter, who was
married within the last year. was for
merly librarian in the public libraries
in Hammond and Crown Point. Miss
Bertha is secretary to Superintendent
c. NJ. Mcdaniel OF the Hammond public
schools. and Miss Beatrice is In charge
OF the ladies' page in TIE TIMES.
The mother and her two daughters
had planned on making an extensive
summer visit with Mrs. Easter, the lat
ters husband having made arrange
ments to occupy a farm, the house OF
which oyerlooks scenic river
Many messages and expressions OF
sympathy and coincidence have been re-
where the members of the family are
known were heard words of regret for
the untimely death and sympathy fol-
the bereaved children. The body will
lie in state until the funeral hour.
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SPEEDS AND
rs INJURED
Perhaps Peter Gutrich Has
Learned a Lesson.

While speeding Sheffield avenue
on a motorcycle yesterday afternoon
Peter Gutrich. 2l1 West Gath street.
Chicago, was painfully injured when
the machine skidded in the street car
tracks, throwing him to the ground.
He was taken to St. Margaret's hospi-
tai in the police patrol where 1t was
found that he had been painfully
bruised about the head and shoulders
and suffered severe cut over his right
eye. Gutrich was riding south on
Sheffield avenue on the left side of the
street He was driving a high rate
of speed and as he attempted to cross
the tracks to the other side of the
street his machine skidded. throwing
him heavily to the ground. After he
was given medical aid he taken
to his home in Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
HAZING SEEN
IN THE PARK
Running on Cinders Bare
footed Is Diversion.

mild form of hazing has broken
out In Homewood. Boys of the high
school started an epidemic which has
spread till it appears that every
adolescent male is enjoying the sport
of seeing somebody badly embarrassed
and uncomfortable.
The police have been vigilant of late
and last evening interrupted a per-
Torrance which was provoking ribald
laughter and few squeals of pain.
1t is believed that the hazing in Har-
rison park has been checked now as
threats of arrests were made.
Running around the cinder track
without shoes or stockings and wading
in the Icy lagoon without anything on
is rather shocking to staid society in
Homework
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MANY ATTEND
PAGEANT IN CHICAGO
Hammond People Flock to
Chicago's Big Exhibition.

The World in Chicago" is proving
more of attraction to Hammond
people as time passes. 1t is expected
that attendance from here will be
greater this week. as the result of Wis
its by missionaries who spoke yester-
day in local pulpits. Rev ]. II. Shoe
ebert of Alaska talked for Rev. Floyd
Adams at the First Baptist church and
DIR. Minosuke Yanaguchi, who is con-
Quoting the Japanese booth. was the
guest of Rev. Frank F'raley of the
First Methodist church The Oriental
is Americanized, having attended De-
paw college at the time Rev. Fraley
studied there. He gave stereopticon
lecture on Japan last evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
HORSES AFFECTED
WITH DISEASE

Transfers in Hammond are out on
a hunt for horses with clear good eyes
and good appetites to take the place
of those dying and dead in town. J.
H. Prohl is the hardest hit with one
dead and thirteen in agony and his
teaming business is temporarily Grip
pied. He expects to bring back a
number of hale sHd hearty Dobbins
from Chicago tonight, having spent the
day at horse market Other dealers
in horsef1esh are in similar trouble.
though not as pronounced. The horses
seem to be afflicted with some sort of
internal disorder equivalent to human
indigestion and the pink eye. No ac-
curate diagnosis being presented, the
complaint is shrouded in mystery.
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IlN THE
SUPERIOR n0lIpTQ
and CIRCUIT UVU1I1O
Information.


Beginning today the balance OF the
term will be given over to civil jury
cases. Settings for today go over for
the term, some OF the jury members
having failed to report Settings for
third Tuesday, May 10:
7176-Kleihege Mich Cent r r.
7302-Reed Reid Murdoch Co.
7ss5-Silvestri Westfan
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge w. @. McMahan
At Crown Point.
Information.
The three cases of Lille Drummond
against Albert Borman. p. Pisarski and
William ]. Cravens. respectively. on
trial today. being set for tomorrow.
Settings for third Tuesday, May Is:
s244-Granger Herman e John A.
Swanson.
9404-Sanders Edwin L Charles L.
Brakeman.
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was a case of being outlucked in every
department of the game, and according
to Captain Fowler, who held down the
first sack. the jinx was lowering
around somewhere.
Mowry, who twirled for the local
squad, hurled fine game and was Civ
en- support from every position. Two
high flies which went high into the
azure blue cost Hammond's defeat The
sun was SO strong that the Hammond
ffelders were unable to distinguish the
sphere and were compelled to wait I'M
til II hit the ground before putting the
pill into action. The ground was also
very slow and hard for Hammond to
play on.
Next Sunday Hammond will play the
Leland Giants at the Whiting baseball
park, and big turnout is expected.
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back to Greenburg, Pa, where he mar
ried her four years ago. He says that
when she married him she told him that
she had seventy-five thousand dollars
In her own name and that she induced
him to give up a good position and to
go into the undertaking business. He
said he never saw any of her money
and that consequently he went into
debt and that finally she left him. He
says 1T was nothing unusual for him
to come home to find her under the in
f1uence of liquor and that she was adj
dfcted to the tobacco habit as we'll.
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New Cases Filed.

1o4s1. r. 1. Mike vulotich tAttorney
1. Leon Gould) VS.. Kata vuIotich.
Divorce.
1o462. r. 2. Hammond Bldg. Loan &
Savings Assn. IL. r. Myer) vs.
Frederick w. Fullgoaf and wife
Fore. mtg.
10463. r. 8. Katarzina Marockowski
Geo. Miller) VS.. Anton Mrockow-
ski. Divorce.
1o464. r. 9. Charles e. Luthman( r
e. Beach) Leon ]. Granger & j. d
Jarvis). Suit on contract.
1O465. R. 1. DR.. w. J. white Oh p
sharavsky) Dominica Bonamo. Suit
on note
1896. R. 2. Mary Paul Oh. p. Sharav-
SKYE VS.. John Paul. Divorce.
|10467. r. 2. Ernest Kallaway( ID. E
Boone) vs.. Elizabeth Hathaway
Divorce
|1046S. r. 8. Frank Peters &C. B
Peters) VS.. Bess NJ. Vrooman
Fore. mtg.
1o4se. r. 1. Soka voinovic Dunn &
Lucas) VS.. Galeaco yoinovic. Di
vorce-
1047o. r. 1. Kaufman & Wolf (Jess,
E. WILSON, VS.. Noble MorelIi &
Diny Bacelli. Civil.
1923. State VS.. Jacob Layman, bin,
over
1929. State vs. Marie Gamble. bind
over
WANTED TO BUY-A second hand Sc
of Burns Annotated Statutes 1905
State condition and lowest prices. AID
dress r Times Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
ATTEND STATE
CONVENTION

Frank Hoess and Harry Deakin.
membersof Unity Council, Knights of
Clumbus, left for indianapolis this
morning to take part in state conven-
tion of the order. they going dele
gates from Unity Council. Grand
Knight Joseph Roy, who had planned
on going, was unable to accompany
them. and sent his alternate. Harry
Deakin instead.
The convention opens tonight with a
reception, and will be in session all day
tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
Receiver Appointed.

The Edward BALI monumental works
on Kenwood avenue and Holman
street was thrown into receivers hands
today by an order from Judge Johannes
KopeIke. J. Fred Krost was made re-
ceiver. Appraisers went out this aft
ernoon to take an inventory of the
stock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
Directors to Meet.

A regular meeting of the directors
of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce
is scheduled for this evening. A con-
siderable grist of business has accu-
INFLATED and a full attendance of all
the members is desired. All the mem
bers of the organization are invited to
attend this meeting as we'll as any
meeting that the board may hold.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
Board in Monday Session.

The board of public works met this
morning and transacted the following
business:
#. Ahlcnderf appointed inspector for
Grover street pavement
Plans for Amy street avenue sewer
accepted and adopted.
Plumbers bond of William Kleihege
accepted.
Adopted resolution for sprinkling In
diana avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
New Poles on Old Line.

Manager Green of the East Chicago
Hammond traction line appeared before
the board of public works this morn
ing to consult with members in the
matter of new poles on the old line
Except I'm the downtown districts the
poles of the Northern Indiana Gas &
Electric company are used jointly by
the two companies. Apparently this ar
rangement is not entirely satisfastory
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
Attends the Meeting.

C. J. Sharp, pastor of the Calumet
Avenue Christian church, left after
service last evening for Indianapolis.
where he is in attendance at the state
convention of Indiana Disciples The
congress- was held in Hammond last
year and the local minister proved so
popular that he is one of the princi-
pay speakers at this years session.
which is to last four days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12
MICHIGAN CITY
DEFEATS HAMMOND

Saylor Longs all star aggregation of
Hammond went down to defeat in a
hard-fought battle yesterday afternoon,
when Michigan City passed them on
the home stretch by a 2 to / score. 1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-12

at certain points. Manager Green was
not definite in his statement to the
press and his business with the board
will be known at a future meeting, the
matter having been shelved for the
present