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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18
Uetbeilt
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eines Solspfiaiters fir bic
Yine Strake.

Gor oem Gtaotrot6stonuiuittee ftir
Stroben ul6 Barfs tpuroe geItern
iiber oie ,sroge bebattirt, OBJ Die glne
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erbolten ioll ooer nitJt. 8efanntlldl
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Ser ied1iten 8arb nor eint8er Belt mn
Stooiroth Die Wlolterung Der Bllte
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3ipoIiten StraBe, NIT 3ol3blofen be-
nntraat rmo ypar auf g8lutih elmer
aroben ansahf BON 8eihGftsleute1,
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| ter,eidrnet hatten. sSn Der geltrl9en
Qontlr,itteeiisung ldloB iih audi
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| left on. i,toem er iid) oahin ausiproh,
Dog er oas Sol5piloiter bis sur Sis
bertp Strabe burdlgelagt 3ii BADEN
lminlif,e unb BOB III ictner 8aro be-
reits cine aetition III oIeiem Sthne
i'm llnilauf fet.
2u Der RoinnlitteeIislmg batten lid
Ieine itottlibe au3ahL 25ittereiienten
einqcfilnoert, barintter audi elm ltatt'
Ilifes Sdufhen BON GroteitIern, Die
pon SolspFlaiter fir Die 8ine StraBe
nbfolut nidts lpiiien UoQteu. 8ieie
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guid)ing.
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aus benz 8rintoe. ipeil ibrer Behaub'
tltng nah bos SolSpilaiter I'M 8intel
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. 8eriideruua bes arbettsoirettor:
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! baB Solspilalter BET giatteis ourd
) geifnitten nit Snito pdiiirbar &c
l ntodlt neroen fonnte lnb Die Stao
: 6aiitr Gorge trngen tuitroe, oaB Die
; ies geifebe, 5og nitt Der ben 5uHr
: lperfsbeiisern.
I sSiir Dos Sol3pflaiter traten IN er
: tier Strie Der Reft5onlpalt Robert \
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; 5oebnaer BON Sbller's, 6err Wl
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:. Gin IPinimurt reou5irt iDeroen ioll
mno 6eies f0une mir brrh SoI3pfl
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for Irice brah efue SaHse fiir oI
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18
geroddnis.

Gin Msann. pelaer iih ipdtsr als
80. 6. Senting, BON SO. 4 Gu1iop
Etrabe, Dopton, ap.. regifirirte. uno
Elm i.aGtliter Dertftditen@ sSnipettor
su i.in bebaupte;e, rpurbe esitern on
Ter glum Gfrabs pom ben Dstettips
Stubcr uno S6ustte Derbaftet, UNI
sundhit aIs perbd6iig einssiperrt. Gr
hotte einen ReooIser unb elm Ssnar
Sonbi6ellsn in ieinem geiis, unh
trus elm abssi6su nit Der 4uffhrtft;
uStote Shop SnIpettor.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18

4ilfs Gtonts~ gtnbr rrngsulttteI- ssii'
ipcitcr Charles V. Gorrp er1pirtte ge.
itern in Jrie6ensrid,ter arnitrong' )
Office Gaftbefeble gegeIt SarrvS Sbaiu,
bon 8. nnbe Der Asdlnin Gtrnbe, Ue.
gen ortgebIidep 9erfnafs Deroorbener
Muiterrt, Ionic aegest 1oiiiS Dobl.
lamp. BON NIeniont Mibge. irogen an.
eebIi4U Dertnds minasssneb bioes
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Sd,iuarse Sanoiten.

S6omas 8. Organ, pD4n9aft 9to.
322 gBeit a. Strabe, purbe in Der
Qcd,t BON Donnerstdg auF Jreitdg
an gerrp unb penn StraBe pon elmer
glegerin dufge6alten. Gr ieBte lid
aur 0e6r uno purbe ppn Der Wegez
laaeria in ben rehten Nrm geitohen.
Das 6ruuen3immer sntflob, Dbne
9eute gema6t gu baben, uno Organ
hsqa6 iid no4 benz Itdotiiden Sos
fpital unD lieB lid berbinDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18

Sdmorrblot ben 5u oernad|-
Iqiiiaeu, imoem man NIT iperthlolen
GSebetIumitteIn eyperinlentirt, lit tnl'
mer unfIug urto iebr OFT aefabrllh.
etnref6ungen, 2atpergen, 8a'hntit'
tel il /. 10. fonnen nm allergilnltiglt2n
,salle MIR linoern, aber ME heilen.
Gas einsiae oerniinftige, raid mir.
fetrDe, raoifnle uno 3unerlnilige ytt.
tel lit gnnfeiis. aer5te aller Sdulen
|peroeu euh irnmer ratbeu, es 81 per-
'uten, ebe oos Msefier sebraudn utro,
uno euh Dor giySprssu1gen pon &ar'
bolIdure ipcrnen, bnrntt eih nthts
Sh!innwres ipioerfabre. anafelis
Iinbert cure Shnler5en, heilt eurE
2eioeu unb perbiitet beren Bieoer'
| febr Nruben speroen bon y. Jteu
ftabter & Co.. Dor 1915, Her Dorf
lfrei -nexienbt. HN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18

Cine neue SioIirung ge-
q en- e ri Of iitterungeu uHh
O 6erdui6c. Ser IauQent berniihr
lid Die Sehnif, elm Qtittel al iiHoen,
ann Die NIT Dem 8etriebc pon Dta-
ihinen nerbunoeneu llebeIitanoe 8u
perringert 8i5ber mar 6 notDTpen-
oiq. araitnalhiuen bel ibrcr Aui-
IteQuna am 8opcn aelpiileruaBeu 6u
uerallfern; Die Waihine purOe mt
Shroube1, aoIbcn uno S5afcn nit
ser 8o0eltfIdd)e ocrbun0eIL lln0 troB
Der 4nueroung non S5il5ltnterlnger
llfb oergleihen RuBte oicie crgegSer.
binolrng ilber fur3 ooer lang ole6ort.
pflan3ung Ger Gridiltteringcn itn0
0ibrationeu Quf Den qor3cu Gjebau-
oef0rper peritdrfen. Selbft 9tadbar'
bduier batter ihner oaruntcr 5u LeI-
cen, uno un5obIjge @ro3eIie geger
| hen Mai6inenbeiiBer puren Die Sol
qe. 9a4n lit e8, uic Die oNaureIt"
/ IN ibrer neueIteu 9tunmer beridtct,
aellmgerl. oteieu llebeIitdrber All be-
qeqnen. 9ies ueue 8eriabren, oaS
cine iebr lpirfiame SioIIrung aegcn
@rihiitterlmgen lmo 8erdulbe bietct.
unterideioct lid pom DEM btSherigen
| Spitem bauptiaflich 0a0urd), ouB ole
| Wedidine nicbt uehr nit Dem }SuB-
bo0eu felt perburnheu miro, iouoert
ouf etne beion0ers herqeIteQte aallt-
if)ltfpIatte auT Den 9ooen qeItctlt
miro. 3a8 neuc Snitem berubt auT
| Dem Bafntuprln3ip, nad meld]eur
ebene &0rper, 3niifen oeuen ijh tet-
ne 2uFt befinoet, ourd) oeu atroIpbd-
ridden Druid NIT eIner arnft BON ct-
ma Elm ailoqraum iiIr ocn Guaorat'
5entimeter auiernouoergepreBt lDer'
. ben. 9urd1 oas C5epift Ser 06aIdlIuc
miro Die 2uft Gpiiben 8ooeu ua0
2uutidnfpIattc Irlo 7rDtidcn aal,t-
IhufpIatte uno WluiducuIlli} tDegBe-
} prept, uobei Der elaItiit1c aalItlfut
etfpuiqe llnebenbelteH auSaletdlt 2Ie
bisberigen @eriuhc iollen lebr befrle-
oiqeroe Grgebnilie ge3eitigt haben.
B Die &or3ilQe oicier reuen &ocltnnt'
: fln0arnertirltng lieqcn nid]t nur III
{ elmer erb0bteu ShaIltiollruna, III ci'
J. uer 8erminocrtrQ ocr Gr'tutterlt!'
b aen un0 in eincr 8erbtQi1lmg Der
! 9lufIteaunastoiten iie briu8en oud
= in rehtliher 8e5iebund einet meient
= lirhen 0orthcil. 9enu our6 Die BIS
u fprtQe 9fedltiprehung mlroen Oh
ourh 9(nfcr 1no Shralrbert felt mt
Z Dem 8rtHoItlid rerbunoenen WfoIdht
t, nen Dem GiqertDumsrecht be5 Sopo
II tbcfenaldubigerS 3ugciprodlcL iUub
8 reno bci Sem neuen &erfabren De-
6 @laenthunsporbebaIt ocS WaId)inen
= ucrfauiers nift nebr perloren irer
te bcn fam, 6a Die uotiIrlihe Berbtr
st Sung 8piihen oeR eiugeltellfen Ita
= Iduncr uuo be1t itebenoen 9etriebel
r. ie0er8eit trelulbar lit.
n 8as 9ermG4tnib sire
g idnsoif6en Dihtertn. glu
te StothpIm nirb eenltIpet: Die lhipe
n oifne Di6tsrin 2ptte BON @rGmer, 81
I'm gllter bon 48 osubreu geftorfsn III
.e teItirte cine Willipn sur ejriinoung q
IN nes neutrality-suspicious. Fur fdppeni
ie Sde Mutpren, Sdoffunr elmer 3eti
BIT ftrift fir 2ittsrotur, iofrIe fir Grts
bsnspfless nEo 5orseruns Der GrnasH
e. fsassa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18

- llnjer agent in Samilton ut
Serr Gouarb Sruf. 449 Suo Sunrte
strase. gell Sci. 476 Ut, Soms
Gbpne 1851 u. y
Gur6brennerei perettelt.
[sYegiaIocpefbe beg GiueiuHatter &el:sblait9
Samilton, IT. San. Die IL
idhrtss 5risDa gonrao Don 9to. lO29
0ins StraBe, pel9e 500 Don BEN
8elDe ibres 8rubers elmer Gonrao
aus Der gant ge3ogsn bate, nm mn
penn 20iG6rigen gecil GAZE DON Ro.
| III qBeft 4. Strabe ndA gtRcHRdtt
ourh3ubrennen unD fth bort trauen
an laifeu rpurpe beute Qbeno se8en :
llbr an Der 8. uno 9igb Strabs MI
bem 0eloe uHo ibrem sRItter" tettSes
! balteu. 5br gruber bate Don Der
| 5ohe GenntniB erbalten uno pte 4o'
| liaei benahrihtigt uno es seIoug ihHl
unp bem QolistIteu Cameron, oaa
1 gdrhen abSufafen, als es etne not
! Cincinnati abgebenoe Gar beitelser
lppQs. elmer erbieIt iein 8elo uni
fi6ret ieiu S6psfterten mad 9aule
lpdbreuo ner entrduIhte Gtebbdber ltt
ieitpGrts in bic guiae itlu8.
- Gin aspifTer Spe MiQer. augen
fteinlih aus Detroit, WtiA., tam
| menb uub bis Dor Sturgeon in gip. q;
Meft 8. QpeRus, Cincinnati, auf 8e
Tut, tpeileno, tpurbe porleBie 9faGt &c
aen 8 ubr n0rbliA Dpu N9amilton, I
Der Rdbe BON Reip Rtper, BON s., 8
&. .. gQ9nongeItsQten uIs 2eihe g.
funbeR uno nod 9amilton gebraai
Der lIngludliae mar augenihelnlic
als blinoer paiiagier ouf eInen 9Iter
pcsc gsrionsnsug seitisgen, I'm ol
Seimreiie anSutreten uno fisl unite
Bic Rdoer bes 3uges. Gr hdtte cir
qroBe 2lnsabl aorsfen, Yoitfartsl
giIber bon Mdnnern uuo 5rauei
, absr teinen Gent 9elb in ieinem Beltl
, gr mar, elmer poittarte nah gu lhlti
/ zen, per9eiratbet, aber Der gBohno'
. isiner 9attin 1T big iest unbetuRn
I Coroner 5enrp GrOns, ST.. tpiro Il
c bemi6en, oenielben ausftnois 3u NJ,
: den.
I - Der iunqe Jarbise Carl Stnl'
> unb Elm gur1he Namens SD. Smt
: nuroen qeitern Moreen BON Der y
: lisei als Die Hdubsr toentiii3irt. tpelc
: Zen SGubbdnolsr 2ouis &aup, u
: go gpurt StraBe, am Wtittno
4 Qbeno nieoerihlnaen uno um 5ir
+ paar Sdube uno 81 in gadr berou
;, ten. Serr aaup bat Die geiben ioe
II tifi3irt unb ertpirtte i'm pDIlSetSsrl'
I einen 5aftbefebl.
- Sobn 8ennem1nn tpuroe nc
leste Ra6t bon Der qolSei perbdft
: neil er Senrn Eoblsr thdtlih angr
n unb ibm nit sinsm 6ouitidlas b
Z Raienbein brad.
J. - 9eoree Wnnn. pelfer glo. D
RoB 2lpenue ipohnt, fpuroe porlst
Il Raht auf einen Sdftbeiehl Ieiner 5tl
l. gDhter bin bon Der 9pli5ei IN y
: fpabrIam eenommen unb sur Sid'
: belt i'm Stdtionsbaus tnhaftirt. gBp
= erbielt am lesten tSamftag $500
8 erbsbeil. sing ansebIth auT e
y 5pribtour uno peri9Dereete Il
: Gelh.
a Morp globeiep itorb oorls'
- Raht i'm Irmenboufe I'm 4lter 3
:. 40 Sobren an Der GusSehruns. s
!. mar felt ibrer 9eburt itumm uHo nj
{ i'm Gtnnoe gu geben.
nmei -QoKnufntip<u Der G. %.
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mottt. - Wlit gebduern Dergdb ih
nod, aipeier gincinnatier su etipdbs
ntn bic uns 40ef in bantbarer Gr>
inneruna bleiben: Jrau Bertha Gtes
fcdz dzMartbreit uno 5rau Wtarte
Satpirfhina.
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steriif Cooper Derbaftete geitern
ben % Sabre qIten Sssanes Sbatp.
BON Nespton uiifer Der AItfiage oe5
Orob6iebitabls. Der 0eionaene mar
mad, slngabe oes Gberiffs elmer eer-
jeniaen garlbiterL meld)e Dor einiseri
Woden bic Giupchner .Ssenton's ser:
|rou0ztel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18

- llnIer agent in Samilton Ut
Serr Gouaro Sruf. 449 Suo 6nnrts
straRe. gca Gel. 476 Ut, Soms
Gbpne 1851 u. .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
PARENTS CLUB MEETING.

4 meeting OF the Parents Club Of
the Lafayette school took place yester-
day Afternoon In the kindergarten room
at the corner of Sibley street and
Calumet avenue. large number of
members We're present to enjoy the
program. The program opened with a
piano selection rendered by Florence
Mischke following which there a
reading by Ethel Golden. The address
for the afternoon was made by Mrs. A.
G. Deaver. the superintendent of the
West Hammond schools, whose as his
subject. The Training of the Human
Plant" The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and approved and a
committee OF five ladies was chosen to
arrange for the next club meeting.
Mrs. Cochran was elected the chairma n
and she will be assisted by Mrs c. J.
Sharp. Mrs. Seeley. Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs.
WINERY. A social hour was enjoyed
following the bushes meeting and
dainty refreshments were served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
A BRIDGE LUNCHEON.

Mrs. E. A. Nee and Mrs. Jay b. Clark
entertained very charmingly at a one
o'clock luncheon and afternoon bridge
party yesterday at the Hotel Nee. The
luncheon tables were decorated very
prettily with white and pink rose buds.
Bridge whist was played at three
tables during the afternoon. High
score was made by Mrs Woodman of
Chicago and prizes were also won by
Mrs. F. Dunn of Chicago and Mrs. r.
Eschom of Salt Lake City. The con-
ISOLATION prize was awarded to Mrs. F.
Gournoe of Chicago. Among the guests
We're the following from out of town.
Mrs c. H. Mccullough of Mexico City.
Mrs. +. Eschom of Salt Lake City. Mrs
j. Woodman. Mrs. E. Cole, Mrs F.
Gournoe. Mrs. c. Glolfelder. Mrs. c.
Sage, Mrs. f. Dunn. Mrs W. D. Clark
Mrs. F. Fox. Mrs d. Nee all of Chi
cago. Mrs. Frank Dudley and Mrs. A
F. Knots of Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
COMING EVENTS.

Mrs. Otto Herhold will entertain the
members of the Amethyst Club mt her
home in Calumet avenue Thursday Mt
eruoon.
The members of the Colonial Club
will he the guests at n thimbic party at
which Mrs. w. r. Brunt will be hostess
Thursday Afternoon at her home In Ma
son street.
At her home I'm Indiana avenue Mrs.
Merchant will entertain the members
of the II. a. r. Club at a thimbIe party
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. T.. jackson Will have the
members of the Sunshine Club as her
guests Thursday afternoon Mt her home
In Cluade street. Cards will he the en-
tertainment for the afternoon.
Pedro will be played by the members
of Sewing Circle No. = Of st. Nargaret's
Hospital who will meet with Mrs.
Ward at her home In State Line street
Thursday afternoon. The members viii
play progressively at four tables.
The members of the Martha society
Will met in the parIors OF the First
Christian church I'm Calumet nevnue
Thursday afternoon for their regular
weekly meeting.
Thursday afternoon the members of
the l.. L. l.. will meet in the social
rooms of the First Christian church In
Calumet avenue for their regular meet
nc. The meeting is called for four
o'clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

The engagement of Miss Augusta
Kuhn and George Milne was announc-
ed at a very pretty party given last
evening by Mrs. Charles Kuhn at her
home In Ann street. A large company
of young women were guests at the
party and spent the evening delightful
ly In a social way with games and con-
tests The home was prettily decorat-
ed in the bridal colors of white and
pink. The table appointments were in
white and pink a miniature doll In a
dainty bridal gown decorating the CEN
ter of the table. Prettily decorated
place cards were at each cover. We'd
nesday evening. November 26th was
announced as the date for the wedding
buds were given the guests as favors.
An elaborate four course luncheon was
served. Covers were laid for Mrs C.
Hummer, Mrs. Fred Donovan, Mrs. Fred
Chandler. Mrs. John Idjorek. Mrs. s.
Levin, Mrs. NJ. Chandler, Mrs. e. Leh-
man, Mrs. M. Roop, Mrs. Charles Kuhn,
the Misses Emma and Bertha Ebert,
Gertrude and Emma Claus. Hattie Cen
rich, Florence Mangold, Hattie Castor,
Margaret Lehman, Bertha Beckman,
Elizabeth and Clara Manteufel, Lola
Bowman. Minnie Fryar. ALA Honert,
Ethel Pettigrew. Anna Linsenmann,
Minnie Myer. Anna King, Lena Kuhn,
Blanche circuit. Edna Euwert, August
and Florence Kuhn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
ENTERTAINs INFORMALLY.

Mrs. Ella Hageman entertained few
friends informally last evening at her
home In East State street Her guests
were the members of the A. u. @. Club
who met for their regular semi m nth-
ly meeting. Mrs. Hageman was hostess
at a thimble party and the hours until
ten o'clock were spent with needle
work after which a dainty two course
luncheon was served. Miss Ethel Hoff-
man of Summer street was named as
the next hostess and she will entertain
the young women of the club on the
evening OF November 4th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22

guests at the party. Music and con-
tests were the features of the evening.
In the Flower Romance, the prize a
hand painted plate was won by Mrs.
Bernard Graves. beautiful appoint
ed luncheon was served In two courses
during the evening. Miss Turner was
the recipient OF many beautiful gifts.
Among the guests at the pretty func-
ton Were Mrs. Mac Turner Mrs. II. j.
White, Mrs. 9. A Lockwood, Mrs, J. e.
Robertson. Mrs. Bernard Graves, Mrs.
III. A Mcconnell Mrs. Harry Voight,
the Misses Minnie Turner. Florence
Jackson. Annah Emery. Julia wall,
Abba Bailey of East Chicago, Gertrure
Nanderhoof. Daisy and Kate Emery,
Bertha and Beatrice Hansen and Anna
ReinholtZ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
Hope for Recovery.

John Krustan, 532-144th street, East
Chicago, who was severely injured at
Gibson Monday evening when he was
run down by an l. H. Belt switch en-
CINE. is reported gradually. improving
and today it is thought that he will
recover. Krustan's arm was so badly
mangled that an amputation was found
necessary. The accident occurred near
the Gibson tower and Krustan was re-
moved to st. Margaret's hospital.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
BoWlers Gather.

AT an enthusiastic meeting at Coxs
Bowling Alleys last night, lovers OF
the popular indoor sport, got their
heads together and organized a city
league. Although not official tho
schedule is expected to open next
Tuesday night. The league will be
composed of six five-men teams and
will round up some of the best PIN
men in the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22

Gates the afternoon of November
9Th. There will be semi monthly
meetings of the club and euchre will
be the entertainment at each meeting.
Mrs. Harriet Lemon will be the only
member. The election of officers was
an important feature of the afternoon.
Mrs. Frank S. Betz was chosen presi-
dent and Mrs. John L. Fitzgerald Sec
rotary. Mrs. Gates served her guests
with dainty refreshments following the
business session and pleasant social
hour was passed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
ARRANGE SERIES OF PARTIES.

The annual business meeting of the
Columbia Club was held last Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Morti-
mer Gates in Webb street. The mem
bers arranged a series of parties for
the winter. the first to be given by Mrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
N. r. WHIST CLUB MEETS.

Members OF the \. p. Whist Club met
last evening at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. T. w. Oberlin in Warren street
and re-organized for the winter. 1t
was purely a business meeting. There
will be semi monthly meetings of the
club, the first of the 1e13-1914 season
to take place Friday evening, Novem-
Der 18th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Austin in Highland street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
A MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.

The Misses Edythe Mcconnell and
Margaret Reinholtz entertained very
delightfully."- at a miscellaneous shower
last evening L Miss McConnell's home
n Doty street in honor OF Miss Minnie
Turner. whose marriage to Daniel r.
Taitt Will take place Thursday. October
80. A number of young women We're
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
A Committee MEETING

The civic department of the Ham
mond Woman's Club will meet Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mrs. Ed
Simon at the corner of Oakley avenues.
The members will continue their study
Of "Hammond's Milk upply." Mrs.
PAUL, q domestic science teacher in
the Hammond schools will conduct the
tests for dirt. boracic acid and form
aldehyde.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
MEETING Is POSTPONED.

Owing to some of the technical
points in law not being perfected in
time for the meeting of the w. C. T. Z.
next Thursday evening in the Central
school building at which time public
announcement of the hospital plans
was to be made it ha sbecome neces-
sary TO postpone this meeting until the
following Monday evening at the place
named before.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
MRS. MERRILL A HOSTESS.

Mrs Arthur Merrill is entertaining
the members OF the Z. S. T. Club at
thimble party this afternoon at her
home in Michigan avenue. 1t will be
the regular club meeting postponed
from Tuesday.
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Was at Russell Street.

In story last night, a reporter made
an error in stating that c. H. Stewart
came near being trapped at the Hob
man street crossing when the near ac-
cident occurred a the Russell street
crossing. Mr.. Stewards view was hid
en- by a box car and receiving no sign
of warning from the fiagman and that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
ANNOuNCEMENT.

Hammond Tent No. 40, K. o. T. NJ
will hold their regular meeting in tn
X. of p. Hall on Holman street to
night. Every member is urgently re
quest to be present at this meeting. al
some important subjects are coming III
for discussion that Will be OF interes
to every member of this tent. A serie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22

has returned home from a two weeks
visit at Chattanooga. Tenn, where she
went as a delegate from Justice Lodge
No 419 to the annual convention of
the L. A. to the b. of r. T.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22

Neilssons Musical College. Finest
teachers in all departments. Teachers
certificates and diplomas awarded.
Send for booklet and prices. e126 Com
mercial avenue. South Chicago. Ill.
10-3-1-mo.
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Mrs. J. c. Collins OF Summer street
and Mrs. B. j. Walker and baby of
Russell street have returned home
from Rensselaer,. Ind, where they visit
ed Jerome Collins. who is student at
st. Josephs College.
Mrs Myrtle Pfeffer of Indiana avenue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
AID SOCIETY TO MEET.

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Monroe street Meth
odist chapel will take place Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. NJ.
Bradford in Van Buren, street. Final
arrangements for the Fruit Sale on
Saturday will be made and 1t is i'm
portant that every member of the So
ciety is present at the meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22

the gates were up, he had a miraculous
escape from beinf struck in his auto
mobile by an Erie passing train.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22

This natty three-quarter length
coat is excellent for ratine or heavy
wooden. The coat is fastened down
the front with novelty buttons of
pearl and bone. The yoke sections
extend down along the sleeves and
end beneath the cuffs Of the material
The lower portion of the coat is set
on the upper, and is finished with
stitching, and the deep inside pockets
at each side are outlined with stitch
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22
TOLLESTON.

Oscar Harms was a business visitor
in Highland today.
Mrs. w. Henderson has returned
from a few days visit in Westville.
Ind.
Mr.. Bader of whiting was here on
business yesterday.
Miss Alba Frazure who has been
spending a few days in Albion, Ind.
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. c. Rensinon of Ispening. Mich.
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. A.
Hacker for q few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-22

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