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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18

in the case Of. Ilewellyn Mcguire Of
Scion, who was adjudged bankrupt IN
November, that hearing be held up
on the same Sept. 81 in the Bangor
court.
Master William wildes Of Rassaic.
N. J.. arrived Friday forenoon to visit
his grandmother. Mrs Annie Ware
and his aunt. Mrs. George L. H. Smith.
Mrs. Lillian Ames and Miss Susie
Ames have been passing few days
in Dover.
NJ. L. Greenleaf Of Norway has ar
rived for visit with friends.
Miss Leila Fairbrother, head book
keeper in the office of Holt & Hight,
is enjoying a vacation which she will
PASS at Embden pond. Her mother.
Mrs. Mary Fairhrother, will accom-
pany her, also Miss Katie Tozier, one
Of the salesladies in Stewards
NJ. Scrimgeour. who has been SUI
perintending the building Of the new
postoffice here. has been ordered by
the W. H. Thissell Co. by whom he
is employed. to return to New York
ard from there he expects to so to
Pennsylvania. where several postof11ce
buildings are being erected, He will
leave Sunday. Mrs. Scrimgeour will
remain here for about one week long
err. The couple have been occupying
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Viles
this summer. T. J. Duffy has come
rere from West Virginia to continue
the supervising Of the building opera
tions.
Mrs. Thomas Butler has returned
from St Ann, Que. Montreal and Old
Town, having been away for about
three weeks
Ed Ruskin and daughter have ar
rived from st. George. Can, and are
guests at the Butler home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
BINGHAM

The Goodrich-Baker family reunion and
annual picnic dinner will be held Wednes-
day. Aug. %. and if the weather is suit
able the dinner will be held in the Pines
at Bingham Heights. otherwise in Grange
hall. The community desire to make it
community affair and extends an invita-
ton TO all to attend.
There will he a Mother Goose party pre-
scented by the children at the meeting of
the centennial Rebekah Lodge next Tues
day evening
The schools Of Bingham village will
open next Thursday with the following
teachers: Principal of the High school
Milton Adams: Miss Lucille Foster first
assistant; Miss Evelyn Carl, grades VII
and, VIII; Miss Annie Savage, grades '
and VI; Mrs. Edna Boynton. grades III
and "; Mrs. May Topper. grades and
II. The rural schools begin August q
Mona Baker; Blaine, Ethel Savage Good
rich, Mary Carl; Webster, Beatrice
Baker.
Mrs. Daniel Robinson is suffering from
the effects of broken wrist.
Married by Rev. T. r. HIATT Of the Con-
gregstional church. Oscar Lawerson OF
The Forks and Miss Gladys Padham Of
Bingham. on the evening Of August H.
George Roundy. now in military service
at Augusta. and Miss Nellie Reynolds
formerly Of this town. have been recently
married and have been in Bingham for
q short visit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
MADISON
Arson Boy on National Price
Fixing B0ard-AutO Accident
But No One Hurt-Those
Present in Gilman Reunion.

The appointment of Edward D. Laid of
Fargo, n. D., on the national price fixing
board by President Wilson is source Of
considerable interest to relatives ana
friends in this vicinity. Mr.. Ladd Is an
Arson boy and is we'll remembered by
many of the older inhabitants He is also
Il brother of Herbert Ladd of this village.
An automobile accident, in which no
persons were endangered but in which
one of the machines was considerably in
Jured. occurred in front OF the postoffce
thursday noon. machine owned by
Prof. c. +. Weston was standing in front
of the postoffice when the machine owned
by w. +. Scott and standing In front Of
the Morse barber shop started down the
hill AMI crashed into the other machine
breaking out the spokes of one of the
front wheels and bending the axle Just
how the brakes became loose on the ma
chine of Mr.. Scott is not known
Among those present at the Gilman re-
union, which is reported in the Show
hogan news, were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Gilman and Miss Edna Gilman of Port
land; S. E. Gilman of Salisbury. Mass;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bracket. Mrs.
Clara e. Powers, Miss Helen Powers,
Mrs. T.. D. Woodcock, Edwin Voodcock,
Miss Edna Adams. Mrs. Emily II. Look,
Mrs. Edwin Woodcock, Mrs. F. ]. Ward.
Mrs. Ruby Kennedy, Miss Francis Ken
nedy, Merton Daggett, Merle f.. Tink-
ham, flyd" Gilman. Mr.. and Mrs. E w
Adams. Miss Madlyn Adams. Mr. and
Mrs Guy Savage, Esther Savage, Miss
Edith Hilton. Mrs II. Augusta Hilton.
Miss Allie Churchill, Mr.. and Mrs. r. z.
Brown. Mrs. lila Harding. Mrs Alice
Smell, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Gilman. Mrs
Ada Trefrey, Miss Lillian Trefrev. Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Gilman Carol Smith,
Artel Donna. William Murray. Daniel
Gilman. Harold Caldwell. william Dixon.
Carlton Brown. Miss Ida Ladd Miss
Flora Smith. Maud LaValley, Carol
Smith and Lydia Smith. all of Madison:
f. F. Rogers, Lizzie Rogers. Guy Rogers.
Edna Rogers Esther Rogers, Christine
Moore, Laura Lockwood. Walter g.
Head, n. T.. Head, Mrs. Ida Moore Lyn-
don Moore, Frank Moore, Mary Moore,
and Marie geald Of Norridgewock: Ralph
Spauldng, Lucy Spauldng, Lawrence
Spaulding of Skowhegan; Mrs. c. B In
gals, Edwin Ingalls,, Gertrude ". ingalls,,
Ahbie r. ingalls,. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Gill
man and Charlie Hunter of Anson; Mr.
and Mrs. Reuel ]. Gilman and Charles
Roberts of Dexter; Frank Dulsie. William
Schoppe and William Ormsbury of New
York City. The next reunion will be held
at Lakewood In August. 1918
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
J. E. Sherman of Bucksport

y. &. sherman OF DUCKS port
j. Edwin Sherman, born in Bucksport
in 1889, a veteran of the Civil War, Sixth
Maine Regiment, is dead in Antwerp Bel
GUM, after a long illness. He was tho
son Of the late John and Harriette At
wood Sherman. HIT had lived in Antwerp
for % years, practicing as an expert me-
tallurgist and engineer. Besides his wife,
a daughter of the late Judge Parker
Tuck, OF Rucksport and a son. Harry
Tuck Sherman, American Vice Consul
at Antwerp until our break with Ger
many and now Vice Consul at Queens
town, Ireland, he leaves a sister, Mrs.
Lucy Sherman Temple, of Bucksnort, and
brother. Thomas H Sherman Of Port
land. Mrs Abbie Atwood Cakes and
Frederick r. Atwood of Brewer are
cousins.
Mofftt- Green Wedding, Lewiston
Miss Emma Elizabeth Green of Lew
iston and Richard Merle Moffit Of Call
ais were married Thursday evening at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Green of Sylvan
avenue, by Rev. Charles s. Cummings
Of Auburn. After wedding trip MIR.
and Mrs. Motif wiu-liye at Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
Classified
Ad Rates

Four lines Is words to a lins)
A. Is words or less cost 15e. for
are issue, zoe. for three and SOC.
Scr week. Pro rata price will be
,,aroed for advertisements ex.
,.edlna four lines. In sending by
nal. enclose stamps with order,
,s charges are too small to open
accounts.
The Journal does not knowingly
.e.ept any fraudulent advertising
of any kind. The journal will in
yes.i1ate promptly and vigorously
avery claim from any person who
IA, been in any way deceived or
rstreated through answering an
,1vertisement. The journal will
rank its readers to bring to it's
attention any failure on the part
Is an advertiser to make good his
n,on,ses. II is the belief of this
rsper that an advertiser serves his
AVN interest best only when he
,sryes the public best. II you are
20. satisfied tell the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18

County Agent Robt. NJ. Stiles was
in town Friday for a short time. Mr.
Stiles is to conduct during the season
a hill selection for seed potatoes and
a selection of corn. The potatoes Will
be selected from the Carroll Heald
farm in Scion and the G. d. Magoon
farm in Harmony with a sweet corn
selection from the field of George
Jones in Fairfield and flint corn from
the farm Of n. II. Fuller in Palmyra.
The plan is to procure in the case Of
potatoes we'll matured tubers perfect
in every way and another spring plant
an acre of such potatoes in COMPARE
son with the ordinary potatoes pick
ed from any Of the hills. An acre Of the
selected potatoes will be planted on
each Of the farms from which they are
harvested. Tn the case Of the corn,
stalks bearing fruitful ears will be
handed. The corn will be tested out
during the winter and another spring
two or three acres of this product
will be tried out.
The regular meeting Of the Som
erset County Progressive Dairyman's
League will not be held as usual to-
day. but will be postponed to accom-
modate the farmers better until Aug.
25.
Miss Marie Cayouette Of Boston is
passing her vacation in town, her ia
Their, F. x. Cayouette. having been
here for several days.
Farm produce generally is selling
very well in Skowhegan, although
kay Of course is low. Potatoes are
bringing $50 per bushel at the Farm
ers Union and are retailing for As
cents a peck. Eggs are bringing from
43 to As cents per dozen. Live hog Is
now bringing Is cents per pound.
Flour has dropped to $13, mixed feeds
are worth $3.50 and corn, $3.50.
II has been ordered bx the court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
SALES MANAGER 100000 COR.

poration wants capable man to manage
office and Statesmen. Possibilities unlin-
tied. From $500 to 500 capital necessary
VIII pay expenses to Chicago If you are
the man we want. President, 100 Wash
ingtOp Blvd Chicago aup1Sd1t&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
A 100000 OPPORTUNITY

business ability to secure agency for Won
derful farm tractor attachment for Ford
cars. 100000 easily made in next six
months on small investment. No risk
Write for particulars. FARM TRACTOR
COMPANY, Fond du Lac. Wis.
anp1S1J+%
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
SKOWHECAN NEWS

Ladies Auxiliary of Somerset Veterans Have An
nua Field Day the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Samuel and
Deborah Cobb Gilman Hold Reunon-Sunday Church Ser.
viceRed Cross Organizer to Come to TownComty Agent
to Conduct Hill Section for Seed PotatOesFarm Produce
Selling Very Well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
LYMAN Worthen

Word has been received here OF the
marriage of Edward D. Lyman OF
Thetford. Vt. to Mrs. Hazel r. Worth
en- of Skowliegan, Rev. D. F. Sturte-
want having officiated at the wedding
in Manchester. y. Fl. The bride, VINO
is a native of Pittsfield is the daugh-
ter of Benjamin F. Clark of Portland.
The groom is machinist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
OUR PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN

enables you to purchase good sound
same monthly. Booklet free. Rose Sc
curities Company, 30 Broad Street. New
York. augl8dlt@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
Now Advertisements Today

New Advertisements Today
Vanted-work
Uanted-Agents.
Tanted-Names.
yUar.sd-Ladies.
ros,-Shver watch.
Van,ed-Salesmen
To Lc'-Apartment
tya-red-Guinea pigs.
U.sot,!--SoIicuor. etc.
ror S-le-Niilage farm.
-Saiesmanager.
yyar.sd- Repres
yrar-el-Stock statesmen.
Fo.,-E-Two Iersey bulls.
vra-ted-CoCking woman.
vartcf-Men and women.
Wsrtri-Hos!cry knitters.
In iet-Furnished cattage.
Uanted-Position as baker.
FOR sa!s-Two-story house.
Usntod-Girl for checking.
Eor STAFFORD touring car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-18
To Let-HOuSes and Rooms


APARTMENT OF SIX ROOMS, ON
lights, hardwood floors. Inquire at 80
Winthrop ST. Tel. 1o24-W. auglSdtf
AT NO. 1 WESTON STREET, FUR
nished front room. Electric lights, bath
and use of phone. Tel 195-W. augl6dlW|
ROOM HOUSE WITH MODERN
conveniences, and in first-clasJ shape.
well. augl6d2w
PLEASANT, WELL-HEATED ROOMS
for fall and winter. Apply to the Misses
Cannon. 1873 State street. augl5dtf
NEMENT-APPLY w. r. GAY, %
School street, Gardiner. augl5dtf
TENEMENT TO LET IF. O..
Getchell, 1870 Grove ST.. Augusta
THREE ROOMS, PANTRY, WATER
in sink. Good shed and good cellar. In
quire . Child st. aug14d1w
TWO DOWNSTAIRS RENTS, TWO
upstairs rents, furnished or unfinished,
next door to postoffice. S. Water St,
Hallowell. augl4d1w*
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE ROOM IN
Purinton Block, good light, we'll ventilat-
ed, cool and comfortable. Terms reason
able. hennebec Journal Co, Augusta.
augl0dtf
TENEMENT ROOMS, ELECTRIC
lights, hardwood floors, other con-
veniences, central located Apply to w.
IL. Perry, 6S Second St, HaIloweli.
aussdtl
FURNISHED, LIGHT HoUsEKEEP-
ing suite. Water, range, and electric
lights. Also single room, near shoe shop
and electrics. 81 Child St aug3dtf
DESIRABLE HOUSE AT 20 ELM
st. Furnace, fireplace, bathroom. gas.
Inquire evenings of Miss c. L. Hamlen.
II Summer St, Augusta jly3ldtf
AFTER AUG. /, DOWN STAIRS
tenement al &C Chapel street. Inquire AT
Weber & Hewetts, Augusta. july2id;f
A MODERN HOUSE, 2s WESTON
street. Apply 81 Sewall street. Telephone
9Oi-M Augusta july2ldtf
READY AUGUST /, A NINE ROOM
house at Neyes Place. Apply to q: D:
Haskell & Son. jyl9dtf
VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT
over Bithers store. Bay window. fine out
look, electric lights, SIG per IN nth. In
quire at Or. McDavid's office inly2dtf
oNE TENEMENT ON GROVE
street. with bath. electric lights, hard
wood floors, III GOOD repair. one small
tenement with bath and lights; rent low.
one steam-he&ted Office newly finished.
good location. Two rear Offices at rea-
sonable rent. Augusta Real Estate Asso-
citation. july2dtf
CONVENIENT RENT, 5 ROOMS, Z
Gage street Place. Apply L. E. Pari-
man. telephone Hoy Augusta. jn2sdtf
FURNISHED ROOMS, $3.50 AND
upward per week. lodgings, 50 and 10
cents. Also rooms for light housekeeping.
Hartford House. Phone oSl-W. jnSdtf
HOUSE WITH MODERN CONVEN
fences. Centrally located. Apply TO j. w.
Beck Agency, POI Water St. jn26dtt
OFFICE TO LET APPLY TO n.
q. Barker Co.. Augusta. junc2ldtf
TENEMENT OF FIVE ROOMS AND
bath. Modern conveniences. Inquire II,
G. Barker Co., Gardiner. june2dtf
SINGLE OFFICES IN CENTRAL
block, steam heated. Inquire of DR.. Da
vies, Augusta, Me. mayl1dtf
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Business Chances

MONEY IN OIL. BOTH OIL AND
Gas production. Twenty producing wells
out Of twenty drilled. Dividends soon.
Write for latest bulletin and full infor-
nation. Neosho Oil Co.. Kansas City.
Mo aug1Sdlt*
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Lost
Rubber Stamps, Etc.

RUBBER STAMPS AND SUPPLIES
for office or individual use. Seals and
Embossers Stencils, check protectors,
daters, numberers. etc. Catalog and cir
cuIars on request. TAP Stamp Com
pany, IS Capitol St, Augusta. Maine.
aug6dlrno
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FORD OWNERS

One 7pass. Stutz. 1911 newly painted;
Pnpe Hartford racer. 30 m. hr.; 1915 Big
Six 7-pass. Buick. good cond:. th ,ois
O hauled. new tires with spare; 1915 Odds
mobile 5-pass. S-cyl., run 5M miles, in
good cond, will be sold at low price for
cash. Frank f. Mace. Maine Dist. for
King cars us sewall St, Augusta. Tel
cav aug1ldtf
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AT ONCE IN LAW OFFICE, COM

petent. trustworthy, young woman
stenogra pher and accountant. Must have
practical knowledge of double entry
bookkeeping. Light work, easy hours;
pay commensurate with service
dered First class references as to char
acter and ability required. Address IN
own handwriting. Joseph NJ. Trott. los
Front St, Bath. aug15d1w
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ONE RESIDENT AND ONE TRAV-
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR
GOOD MAN ON AUTO TRUCK TIC
YOUNG MEN SIXTEEN YEARS OF

,ske orders and deliver goods. Address
o. K, Kernehec Journal. Augusta.
aug1fd3t+
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TWO STORY HOUSE, 8 ROOMS,

lowell on car line, one mile from post
office. Further information at Bucknam
& Jones store. Tel. 743-W. aug17dlw
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-12
Indiana Harb0r
Personal and Otherwise

Mrs w. c. Barrett and Mrs. McGuan
will leave this evening at 4 o'clock
for Hudson Mich. to attend the fu-
neral OF Dennis Harmon who died sud-
denly at Fort Oglethrope. Ga. Sam
Mathoney and James tombstone will
leave at o'clock tomorrow. The flu
neral is Thursday morning.
Gard of Thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hetrick wish to
thank their friends for the sympathy
death of their child.
The degree staff of the Royal Neigh
bors will meet. Wednesday evening at
7.S0 in St. Adams hall to drill
Mrs. Hunt of Pennsylvania avenue,
who for several years had taught mu-
sic in this region died at her home at
o'clock this morning of heart trou
BILE. She leaves two small children.
The degree staff of the Esther Re-
bekah lodge viii meet tonight in the
Auditorium hall for practice. at 1880.
Mrs Isaac Mills of Drummond street
was quite shocked this morning when
she heard that her sister. Mrs. VIM
Hart of Hemlock street. was dead.
This is false news and caused a good
deal of eommotion. Mrs VIM. Hart her
self reported this item.
Mrs. Byers. 3714 Hemlock street. In
diana Harbor. reports to the police
that while she was near the Calumet
Laundry. 135th and Hemlock. negro
jumped out from the shadows and
sriatched her purse containing s45. The
thief did the job so deity and made
IL hot V2xa
could give no definite description of the
man. except that she knew that he was
a negro.
There will be a meeting of the obard
of directors of the Indiana Harbor
chapter of the American Red Cross at
the Riley school building this evening
at 7:45.
Mrs. Hockenson and daughter Eolga
left this morning for ST. Bernard's hos
pftaI where Eolga will have her ton
sis removed.
Mrs. Ed Larson of Fir street is slow
~ improving after a nervous break
down.
Mrs. A. Larson of 1922 Hemiocs
street will entertain the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Swedish Mission church
on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Johnson Of 3S2S Fir street
street spent yesterday in Chicago.
Mrs Emil Anderson and daughter
Ruth and Mrs. Charles Wolf will spend
tomorrow visiting their sister at Down
ers Grove
Miss Mae Richey returned last night
from n three weeks visit in Joliet, Ill
She viii return to her work at Betz
plant this morning
Mrs. Szimansky of this city moved 10
Chicago yesterday.
On Wednesday evening. June H. the
colored dancing club will have a party
from Gary that they will entertain at
their hall at Guthrie and Elm streets
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-12
ROBERTSDALE

John Plau and family visited Mrs.
John Plau at the st. Bernard hospital
Sunday and report her doing nicely.
Mrs. Frank Schultz of Amy avenue
visited her daughter. Mrs. Whiting, OF
Hammond, last evening.
Messrs Robert Atchison and Tom
Nicholson spent the week end at the
Atchison farm in Croker, Ind.
Peter Benson of Roberts avenue has
been on the sick list for sevreal days
The members of Marquette club will
meet tomorrow evening at the Matthias
home in Sheridan avenue.
Miss Vivian Cough spent Sunday in
Chicago, the guest of Miss Lucille Van
der Lest.
The Robertsdale A. c. club was de-
feated by the Shamrocks at Hammond
Sunday by score of to 0.
DR. and Mrs. Herthel of Atchison ave-
nue. are entertaining the latter's mother
from Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Fred Eggers and sons, Martin
and Ernest. motored to Crete. ILL.,, Sun
day. where they spent the day visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gerke and chill
dren attended the funeral of the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hawkins of
Antioch. Ill.
Mrs. Harmon of East Side visited
Mrs. Herman Thiessen of Indiana bou-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-12

ladies and for the past few years has
been Interested in music, she having
been supervisor OF music in the Hobart
school. for few years. They are re-
siding at their newly furnished home
on south Main street
Joachim Foreman, aged II wears.
passed away last Saturday evening at
the home of his son. William Foreman
| or Ainsworth, where he has made his
nome for the past few years He has
| been III for the past six weeks with
a complication OF diseases. He is sur
vived by two sons. William and Hell
muth. his wife having died Just six
weeks ago The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. shuelke at
o'clock this afternoon at the German
Lutheran church here. The burial was
at the Hobart cemetery
Miss Margaret Tree of Chicago. Wig
tied over Sunday here with her par
ents.
Hugo Fifeld who is attending the
Northwestern university at Chicago. is
home visiting his parents for a few
days.
The Royal Neighbor lodge and the
Modern woodmen lodge have received
an invitation to attend special func-
ton given by the respective lodges OF
Gary, next Wednesday evening.
The following went to Chicago last
evening 10 attend the graduating ex-
ercises of the Law School Of which
Lawrence Traeger. Jr., and John Kiln
grew, both of this place were mem bers
of the graduating class: Lawrence
Traeger, Mrs Mestrum, Mrs Charles
klaussen. Miss Mabel Traeger and Miss
Alvina krausse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-12
LOWELL

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wirley transacted
business in Monon yesterday.
Lowell is going to have monster
Fourth of July celebration this year.
Arrangements are being made for two
! bands, and many other attractions will
be had for the day. Something doing
all day from a. m. till midnight The
finance is being raised for the enter
price and committees are at work now
putting the plans into effect.
Reno Rouse and John Johnson of
Schneider, were in Lowell yesterday
on business
The annual common cement and play
given by the pupils Of ST. Edwards
paroehial school was abserved in Low
ell last evening. A large crowd was in
attendance to witness the play.
Lowell is to have a Red Cross chap
ter. Judge McMahan of Crown Point
was called to Lowell last Thursday
for speech along this line and the
work is now under way with commit
tees and officers to carry on the plans
This chapter viii be affiliated with
the Crown Point chapter as branch.
John Carlin. who has been attending
school at St Joseph college at Colleget
vile. arrived home last evening for
his summer vacation.
Max Ragon, Beth Pearce and Lucille
Browneu. who are attending Valparaiso
university, spent Sunday at hame-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Trump visited
their children in Hammond and Gary
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nichols of Shelby
visited relatives in Lowell yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Parker of Gary.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustoff westberg. here yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-12
HOBART

Miss Ellwynn. youngest daughter ef
Mrs. Ella Roper, was united in MARI
riage to Attorney Roscoe Peddicordl
at 6:45 last Saturday evening. The
ceremony was performed at the home
Of the brides mother IN the presence
of the immediate relatives. Miss Nc
Daniels of Hammond, played several
selections of music. The bride wore a
dress of white net, and her veil was
fastened with lilies of the valley. She
carried a bouquet of orchids and lilies
of the valley. After the ceremony
wedding dinner was served. The bride
is one of Hobart's most popular young