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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

ing cities. Among them We're: Df
Otis Nesbit and wife and daughteis
Allegro and Beatrice. Mrs. Mary Niu-
cent, Clayton Wood. wife and daughter
Louise, Nathan Wood and wife. Cat
Wood and Mrs. Amos Thatcher, -
Gary; Charles Vincent and wife and
Mrs. Margaret Wood, OF Chicago; Orian
Vincent. OF Crown Point: Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Nichols and Miss Mary Rice
of whiting; Mrs. Lottie Bardine and
daughter. Mrs. Grace Conroy and Mrs.
Rifenberg, OF Hammond; Harry Wool.
of Chicago Heights; Edwin Wood. IS
LOWELL Mrs. Adam Hoffman and Ms
Jane Gallaher. of Michigan City, Ms
Fred Carpenter. of Aetna; J. J. Wool
and wife. Simeon Bullock and Mr.. Wild
of Hobart; Mrs. Jane Wood. VIII Wool
and daughter Olive and Mr. and Mr.
Maxwell, of Hobart.
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HONOR MISS HIL1.NAN.

In honor of Miss Mae Hillman who
Will be a December bride. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bossard Of as ". State
street entertained several guests at a
towel shower last evening. Those
present were Mrs. R. e Beucus and
son Robert OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
August Hillman, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man winckler. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bos-
scard and children Eleanor and Ed
ward Mr.. and Mrs. A Bossard and
daughter. Leona, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
winner and children, Iva, and Maxine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Weirs and daughter
Mabel, the Misses Iva Linendoi. Leona
yiscontin. Dorothy Shortsfeve. Mae
Myrtle and Pauline Hillman and
Eleanor Mae Bossard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
triIs and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in a few moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostrils will open.
The air passages of your head VIII
clear and you can breathe freely. NJ
more dizziness. headache; no hawking,
snuffling, mucous discharges or dry
ness; no struggling for breath at
night.
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle of Elys Cream Balm. Apply
little OF this fragrant. antisept =
cream in your nostrils. let it penetrate
through every air passage of the hea
soothe and heal the swollen. inhamea
mucous membrane. and relief comes
instantly.
It Is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuff
ed up and miserable.-Ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

The meeting OF the Baptist Won
ans Union tomorrow afternoon will
be in charge of the domestic science
department with Mrs. Ray Pearson.
leader. The meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. William Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max r. Schneider en-
tertained at the regular meeting of
the Unique Club last evening at their
home in Forsyth avenue. Pinochle was
played and prizes in the games were
won by Mrs Walter Walsh. Everett
Fox and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Corner.
The annual Christmas party of the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Postal EN-
ployes Association was given by Mrs.
]. P. English of Terrence avenue yes
terday afternoon and with the mem
bers were entertained Mrs. Taylor ana
Miss Vaughn.
The election of officers took place
last evening at the meeting Of Opal
Hive No. S96 l. o. It. NJ. NJ at the
|. o. o. F. hall IN State street. The
following are the officers: commander.
Mrs. TrimbIe; lieutenant commander.
Barbara Pressed; record-keeper Mabel
Williamson; chaplain, Lena Barber:
sarjeant. Dorothy Siegler; mistress at
arms. Anna Stone; sentinel. Mrs
Dunn: picket. Mrs. Schultz: pianist.
Helen Beebe; retiring commander.
Elida Peterson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS shower.

Miss Gertrude Stratton entertained
at q miscellaneous shower last even
ing at her home. SS4 East State street
IN honor Of Miss Martha Baker whose
marriage TO Ray Eschenbach OF Eas;
Chicago VIII take place this month
Yellow and white was the color
scheme and following an evening
spent enjoyably with games and
music a prettily appointed lucheon
was served. Miss Myrtle Rohde gave
the musical program. Among the
guests were Mrs. P. ]. Mann. Mrs
Charles Binder. the Misses Fern Fleece
Ehie Porch. Margaret Baker, Clara
kaiuf. Ruth Matthews. Cora Kaluf
Edith Southworth. Marguerite Sohl.
We're Kennedy. Jessie and Myrtle
Rohde. Martha Baker and Gladys and
Gertrude Stratton.
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Was. puNRAR.s PARrY.

With the members Of the Neighbour
hood Club Mrs. Farley Dunbar OF
Rimbach avenue entertained Mrs. O.
A. Krinbin. Mrs. John D. Smalley and
Miss Beatrice Hansen at a delightful
thimble party yesterday afternoon. A
pretti1y appointed three course lunch
con was served at four O'Clock. Pink
killarney roses and asparagus ferns
decorated the center Of the table and
at each cover were pink and green
rose bon-bon cups. There were COW
err for twelve.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

monthly social meeting of the choir.
Prizes in the contests were won by
Mrs. w. P. Stambaugh and Edward
Hess. After the games the hostesses
served refreshments. The newly elect
ed officers are: president, Miss Alice
Ford; vice president. Mrs. b. X. Rob
ertson; secretary and treasurer. c. G.
Ingraham. and librarian. w. p. Siam
baugh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

ernoon. The study OF the depart
ment has. so far. been pre- Shakes
pearan and Mrs. James Al1aben began
the work on Shakespeare with 4
splendid discussion of shakespeare
the Man" Mrs. Allaben having visit
ed the home, haunts and tomb of
Shakespeare. was particularly fitted
TO make this subject an interesting
one. Souvenirs and pictures which
she had brought from London were
shown. Mrs. ]. f. Reilly contributed
some quotations and Mrs. Conan
Scott article on the music OF
Shapespeare.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
GOOD WEATHER.
BOOMS GARY
BUILDING

Favorable weather is taken as God
send in Gary construction circles and
as result several more residential
permits were issued today at the build
ing commissioner office.
A H. humphrey will erect three Ss,56e
two-story frame dwellings at S2s Con
necticut street, S2s Maryland street, and
$50 Delaware street, respectively.
Contractor John Kerr will erect three
$4,000 two-story frame dwellings at 631
Buchanan street. $40 Monroe street. and
s33 Monroe Street. respectively.
The Thompson-Starrett company j
rapidly proceeding with excavation and
foundation work on the million dollar
batch of residences In the west side for
the American Sheet and Tin Plate
company.
TINES ads show you how TO saws
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

At their home. $50 Indiana avenue
the Misses lola F1eischer and Edith
H3lIyer were hostesses last evening to
the members of the Blu Da La Rue
Club at a pleasant party. Miss
Georgia Hutchinson viii be the next
club hostess.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

AIRS. Edward Dedelow and Miss
Adele Dunbar were hostesses to the
Standard Bearers last evening at Miss
Dunbar's home in Rimbach avenue.
The president. Miss Ruth Wooden.
presided over the business session aft
er which the meeting was given over
TO Miss Mary Fraley, Miss Dunbar and
Mrs. Dedelow. During the social hour
refreshments We're served.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
HoMEwooD MAGAZINE GLUE.

The members of the Homewoo5
Magazine Club were entertained yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. A. F. Rohrer
at the December business meeting of
the club and after other business had
been disposed OF the oficers for the
ensuing year were elected. A social
hour followed and the hostess served
refreshments. Mrs. Rohrer Yves elect
ed president, Mrs. @. l. Smith, vice
president. and Mrs r. P. Deming. sec
rotary and treasurer. The officers
last year were Mrs. E. p. Deming.
president: Mrs. A. F. Rohrer. vice
president and Mrs. G. l. Smith, Sec
Rotary and treasurer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
PREPARE ron BAZAAR.

Yesterday afternoon members OF
the Parent-Teachers association of the
West Hammond school met at the
school to sew for the bazaar which
the members will give Friday. Deem
Der Is.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
PUPILS RECITAL.

The Clifford Conservatory Of Music
announces a pupils recital for this
evening at the Hammond Chamber Of
Commerce. The program will be Civ
en- by pupils of the piano and dancing
departments.
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sunny nrEETING.

Good attendance and deep interest
marked the meeting Of the literature
department OF the Hammond Wom-
ans Club at the home of Mrs. J. G.
Parrett, 80 Mason street, Tuesday aft
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PERSONAL 10
SOCIAL NEWS
NOTICE OFF ELECTION.

Notice 10 hereby given to the share
holders of the Citizens brennan Ma
tional Bank OF Hammond. Ind. that
an election Irill be held at the bank
ING rooms Of the bank on Tuesday
January 9th, 1917. between the hours
Of 10 a. m. and p. m. for the pur-
pose of electing seven directors for
the ensuing year.
r. r. SCTEAAF. President.
60. NJ. JOHNSON. Cashier. 1876
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

80 the Studio of Mrs. ]. J. Anderson
,l1s} Arm street. there is a large dis
play Of hand painted china and water
color work. Open afternoons and
evenings until Christmas. Every one
invited. 12-1-4-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
Have a Good
Reliable Stomach
Get 1t Strong and With You on All
Occasions by Using Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.

A Free Trial Package win Prove It.
Dinner parties at home or away are
the foremost means of social enjoy
ment They also cause a dyspeptic TO
throw 1T. II is not the character Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
CHOIR rs ENTERTAINED.

Members Of the Christian church
capir were entertained by the Misses
irrce and Melen Ford and Marguerite
Ieaefer az the home of the Misses Ford
f1%May street last evening at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06
Corns Loosen,
Lift Right Off
Nothing But "GETS-IT" Will Do
This TO Corns and Calluses.

II you've ever had corns. you've tried
lots of things to get rid of themselves
that eat your toe and leave the corn
remaining. cotton rings that make your
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-06

TINES ads show you how to saws
money
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ARRAIGNED
IN COURT

Continued from Page one.)
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BE It ordained that the names Q
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-10-13

improvements necessary To- tn.
9th crGraied Schcal BuilIings in In.
District. Estimate $r.OOO.OO.
and To provide more dcfif.itSlv con
corning sand bonds AZ Is further or
dered:
!. Said bonds shall be fifty in
number. of the denomination of $500.
90 each. ana. numbered from sixty
one 4" one hundred ten consecutive
~. making the aLEres,at.. So, 600. 90
,. Sand bonds shall bear date on
the 10Th day Of Deccmbsr. 1916. and
he payable Twenty ol the 10Th dan
OF December. 1926. and one on the
10Th Gay of December and one on the
10Th day of June Of each succet ding
year until all are paid. at the First
National Bank of NOIthfG-k, in the
town Of NorthfOrk. West Virginia.
and shall bctr interest 4 ON then
date at the rate of = per cent pei
annum: they shall have coupons al
tached for the payment of tn. interest
theron and the same shall la PAM
SemI-annually Il the same place that
the bonds are payable on IN, 10Th
days of June aud cc-ml,cf, 1917. and
80 on for eat' succec .i'~ year until
tie bonds mature. unlc.,s s.,oner re
VI llt .f-.ilil 10 7.
.. Said bon.ls shall be- payable e.
bearer by Tie Beard Of Ed1c..tion
of said NOrthfOrk Diss rict" i'm the
County Of Mcdowell. Stat of Wc0
Virginia. IN. shall bc ir'sd by th.
President and Secretary respectively
of sand Board. ana the cor. crate seat
"f the Board shall bc affixed thereto
and the interest coupons shall Likewise
Ice 80 payable and bear the engraved
or printed signature of he secretary
..f.d they shall Ice cut of N.hcE paid
Z. Said bonSs shall ref r. on tncir
face ." chapt.f -. Acts of the H. gls-
latuTc Of We Virginia. .x.1a So sion.
1908. as amc'ldcd by 81 -. = 40 of
tie Act If the Legislature. 1911. IN
der which they :tIc ISSUED ant shall
contain "A res srvatIOn Of the right of
saIt Board tO pay off md redeem the
~amc. or 10y one or HIsT r. Of tho
same. after ten years fr Dn. tie t.ats
II issue "a provided for by ME or
der. and shal. also site :aa. pro
VISION has been ma - To- tire col
lection of direct annual lax Co pa,
semi-arnuIlly the d. crest thereon
and the principal I.c-ro' within an,
not exceeding twenty FIVE gears.
>. Said bonds after having beer
i advertised ~ some convenient news
paper for four weeks PREVIOUS 10
such sale. fhall y, sold al public aals
20 the highest bidder IN writing foi
cash at not less than their par value
and the proceeds arising from eas
sale Of sand bOnds shall be used fOi
the purpose Of building. completing
cnlarging. repairing and furnishing
the school house or school houses 81,
described above ~ said district An,
~ D. further ordered that direct an
nual tax be collected IN said distric
sufficient 90 pay semi-annually the in
tcrcst on said bonds and the princi
pal thereof within and not excccdinl
Twenty years from date Of sai'
bonds. and for said purpOre an an
nual maximum special bond levy o
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We have again alter I-rriod Of silence
t~sun nm "nr christian work at this
plss~ under tie leadership ri Rev. D..
W Morton. IF Iowa
We bad quite ni,,. -er,icr~ last Sn--
dsv- The evening ser, lev :wa- we'll at
tended 10y 10th White and colore,. and
~e ask the prayers OF the we'll wi-l.er- Of
the cause
Rev. NJ rton has lust closed txo
wsrks revival tor Rev .. g.. Price and
reInrts "A -'iccs-sfu nl.rtIny.
Our puhiic school l. doing nicely IN
der Mrs. u. Warn. t.achrr.
Mn. Thomas Spiilman has l---n ON the
sick list this week
Mrs. Lillian >trau- has i-sn indl-,o--
I'll tor few days
Mn. l. ~trau- entertained Mr. ami
Mrs. >plllman. Rev and Mr. &. g.
Manning. Kcvs. ! 10 IAr.-r"rnb aud }.
". Morton saturday rvrning.
Mr.. Warn and daughter have re-
turned from Virginia.
l;e,. Morton m.,.lr a trip a. cary sat
urday 4" $40 las Trend. Mr.. e.. g. Mayo.
Who l. Nrry ni
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ssv|H00PEE!
Democratic Party Hand
ed Hot Shot by ].
G Capers.
Large Enthusiastic Crowd Hear
Eminent Speakers

The first Republican rally in Keystone
during the present. campaign Mss held in
the City Hall Wednesday night and
standing room MAS at . pr-mieum. The
principal speech Of the evening was de-
livere'i by Hon. J. q. Capers, of ws-h-
ington. ID o.. former U. :. Commission
er OF Internal Revenue Mr.. Capers Was
introduced by T. Edward Hill who pre-
sided daring the meeting.
The speech of the able speaker who Is
a natiae of South Caroline. Was a severe
arrangement Of President Wilson for his
Inconsistencies and eide stepping" a.
the speaker termed it. and the Demo-
crst c Party for its broken pledges. He
pointed out the danger of returning the
Democratic Parry TO power and said that
II such a calamity occurs and the Euro
pean War ends then ''all Of us will end
either In the Door house or the inssne
asylum The speaker pail a beautiful
tribute to the record and worth Of Con-
gresham Edward Cooper, which brought
forth prolonged applause. The speerh
was the ablest discussion of the issrn : ill.,
volved IN the present campaign heard
here and the speaker wss frequently in
terrupted with applause
Attorney II. J. Capehsrt, Of this city.
introduced Congressman Edward Cooper
Of the 9Th District, who reviewed his rec
ord in Congress and reassert@d that IF
you vote for me, will vote tn protect
your inter-i " And he showed that
during the sessions of Congress OF which
he was a member he had voted upon all
que~tions to protect the interests ::os { e
masses The popular young :Congres.-
man urged his hearers u vote the r.
publican ticket straight MARX ynt r
ballot in the circle under the eagle a. a
let that great bird do stretching" adj
yised the speaker. lie referred to Il e
campaign of 1904, when Cornwell the
present Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, Wa candidate for governor the
first time how some Republicans urged
the voters to vote for Cornwell instead of
Dowson, the Republican nominee, and
how they circulated slips in this county
and printed upon these slips were these
words: III want to vote the Republican
ticket except ! want for John j. Cor =
we'll for Governor" Mr.. Cooper war =
ed the voters to watch out for such tricks
and not be fooled by them. The sTeech
OF Mr. Cooper Was able and effective
and Was loudly appIauded
Other speeches were made by the able.
fearless, efficient and popular young
Republican County chairman, Hon
Mctiinniss Hatfield, DR. :. A. Daniel,
Republican Candidate for Sheriff, and
Senator James A. Strother.
The key-tone-Erkman Band furnished
inspiring, patriotic music and the meet
ing was one of the most enthusiastic ev
er held here.
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TAKE NOTICE

THAT, at legal meeting Of the
Board Of Education of NOrthfork
District. in the County of Mcdowell
and State Of West Virginia, held on
the 18th day of September. 1916.
Present. A. ID. Rice, Prest.; r.. NJ.
Spangler and j. W. Crockett. COM
missioners:, the following order was
adopted and entered Of record, name
ly
IL appearing 10 the Board Of Edu-
cation Of said NOrthfork District. that
To accommodate properly the youth Of
school age residing ina said district.
IL Is necessary To issue bonds I'm the
sum Of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
tS25. OO0.O0) a. provided by chapter
"a. Of the acts of legislature. extra
session. 1903. a. amended by cha oter
40 Of the acts of the legislature. 1871 .
in order to procure funds for the pur-
pose Of building. completing. cnlarg-
ing. repairing and furnishing the
school house or school houses
m said district. AZ av n 3
been determined that this proposed
bonded indebtedness, together with
the present existing indebtedness do
not exceed III per ccntum Of the
value Of taxable property in sand
OlHlI0t a. d~ttItililtQ DN Ult ld~i
Assessment for the state and county
taxes; and said Board Of Education
being Of the opinion that the maxi
mum rate Of levy provided for m
section u Of chapter p. Acts of the
legislature. extra session. 1903. and
all subsequent amendments thereto
will not produce sufficient funds Ia
pay the interest on said bDrGed in
dcbtedneSs and provide "A sinking fund
for the discharge Of the principal IN
the nuuber of year authorized by the
issue Of said proposed bonds without
laying a maximum special bond levy
as hereinafter mentioned 10 pay the
interest and provide a sinking furd.
Therefore in purSuanc, e tie fore
going and the said chapter p Of the
Acts Of the Legislative. extra ses-
sion. 1908. ~ amended by chapter 20
II said Acts Of the l. gislaturc OF
1911. IL is hereby resolved and or
dered that the Board Cf Education
Of said NOrthfOrk district 20 borrow
money in tie sum # twenty-five
Thousand Dollars 1926, OOO.OOD anc
issue and sell bonds 10 raise said
amount for tie purpose Of building
completing. enlargIng. repairing AND
! furnishing the school house or house.
as follows:
Additions end Improv. m 1T; ans
equipment 20 High and Cried SchOO
Buildings At Nortffork, W. Va. Esti
mate si5.OOO.OO.
And High and Graded School Build
ing AT Elk Riige. Estimate $5.0OO.OO
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MCDOWELL CITIZENS
Property Owners and Residents of
Sylvia
ALL STRONG FOR
REPUBLICAN TICKET

The town cf Sylvia. a part or twin city
T. Becklry, the county seat Of Raleigh.
h : been largely increased i'm population
strengthened with tsx-psying citizens
and made a Republican stronghold 10y
the recent home makers from Mcdowell
county
The names of those who have bought.
built homes and are now living in them
al Sylvia from old Mcdowell county are
Rev. w. II. Mitchell who has a fine 10
room house, hut has not Ar yet moved To
II; Me~srs. Julius Williams, Samuel Tay-
lor, Henry Brown. John Parker. Wheel
er Hairston, Charley Harvey, Press
Coleman, Waiver Craft, Andrew Stubble-
fed, Water Maynard, Henry lie and
John Williams. Several others have
bought but have not built.
But the above named good folks. good
citizens with their families, race lover,
church goers and Republicans in politics
went fr m Mcdowell county and princi-
pally all Of them from Eckman where
th y made their first money with the
Pulaski Iron Company under the good
treatment, fair dealing and favorable op-
p"rtunities offered hem by Hon. Floyd
r Cunningham
These good people are proud of their
homes ami -nffice il To say. they are
at home. They are making money and
arr all living in peace. Our old friend.
Harvey Lee. il the hotel man in Sylvi..
Mrs. A. y smith, Of Tams. Prof. r.
l. Morton and Editor VI. T Whittico
took supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Maynard saturday evening
Good schools with long terms are the
compliments Of the people Of this town.
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erty. Rent 10 very high and shsre u ri
way n demand for houses. All rent n
pail IN advance which saves Loot 70 "a,
owner
Mrs. Whitney entertained the Fureks
Club last meeting. This club was organ.
lied 10y Mrs Hattie Perry and hs. done
much good in relieving the destitute and
suffering.
Mr and Mrs Hall. who have been on
the sick list, are reported much improv-
Ell At this writing
Rhodes Avenue Presbyterian church
held its Fall Rally sunday Ia Was quite
a succs~s The report showed this 10 lie
the only -slf sustaining church from or
gsnizAtion in Toronto.
Many OF tile young ladies are taking
special courses at the Technical school
tins term. only s. helng charged tn en-
ter. Tins sum j. refunded. il one takts
- g%r.eenty of tile Lectures Best in
situations are given. The night session
opened the md.
Mrs. Mullen. Who has been in. is able
To be out again and MAS calling on
friends Tuesday.
The scenes in the Convalescent Hospi-
tai are net :" hideous nov As the many
spldiers are beginning To lie themselves
again.
MIR. Lightfyot has purchased beauti-
iul home on Pare Avenue To which they
moved Immediately.
The cost of living is appalling. All is
attributed To the war.