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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-30
Kirker OF Foreninger.

GOLGATHA DANSK-NORsK PRES
BYTERIANSKE NIRKE, 1876 Tho
mas st. Gud%stjeneste Sgndag Form.
ri. 1890. Pastor J.. H. Petersen, St.
Paul.
DANSK EV. LUTH. ST. sTEPHANS
KIRKE, Hjgrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste. liver S9n-
dag Form. ri. IL. S4ndagsskole ri.
DEN DANSK METHODIST
KlRKE. Hjgrnet af Broadway og
Is. ST., afholder sine Gudstjenester
son fglger: Pradiken Sendag Form.
XII. 1880. Aften Kl. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: SSndag Aften
Trsdage i Maaneden. Bsnnem9de
liver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
H. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81, D.
B. S., mader lste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
HI. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN "GODTHAAB0 mo-
der 2. og 4. Lordag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, HI. af st. Peter og 4th
Streets. t
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs SON
NER' af D. S. D. F., meder l. og 3.
Lprdag pa Royal Arcanum Hall, Hi.
af st. Peter og 18th Streets.
''ELEONORA CHRISTINE' LOGE
Mr.. SO D. S. S. mGder 2den og 4de
Onsdag i Maaneden paa Minnehaha
Hall, Hi. af 9th og Franklin SITS.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKS Do
TRE' m9der l. og 3. Tirsdag i den
ny Odd Fellow Hall, 1856 9th st.
FORENINGEN "HAABET' m9der 2.
og 4. Torsdag paa, Royal Arcanum
Hall, Hi. af st. Peter og 18th SITS.
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8. g.. g..

Scr er ollere6e in0fomme1l en-
Mengbc Mniegnit1ger og Sc nDe
&onbiooter penter poo Optoge1!le,
iom bil ife poa Dor 11g1 tie Wgoeafte11
Sen 7. December; paa famine Mften
oil Ser pgiaa blibe @alg al M Be-
ltprelie og tillige bar %l1noerbolo=
ningsfomiteen for famine often ar
rongcrct ct "5tog @ortp" for 8rp-
orene og %proipeftibe 8rpore. Ser
oil bare blibe ipillet 8uus ng
Sebepin1el og Napoleorl @o11aparto.
Sorfriifningerne bill beltoa af:
5mprrebrpb mes &aoleg, ert &ring=
e, &affe meo 5lpoe og ct 5tpffe
5uffer pg 1 Near Seer. = 81 pc1l=
ter min0it 800 0eltagere.
e. g. 5ranieu.
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Sbcrtreber @piunlopem.

ct. IS. s.. g. bragte / 5pnooes
felget1Oe M&eo6eleIie:
Sre6. Mil4er, ia 9eortb Sale
st. SS%1r6ebaper al uEbe 5cper
Corners DairD & 5000 Company"
b1ep / 2eroogs a%rreiteret al Mgcnter
fra Sl,ltits0epartementct % on1tlo.
get for Opertre6elle al Spionlorer1.
San ertlere0e fig uifpl0ig ooerfor
@amn1el @baleD, limited 5totcs
Commissioner, og bans Sag bier
benbiit til ner,nere 1noerlpgelie al
December @ranb Sl1rp. 'SsSulius
perlt> at &olmto!forrctr,ingen Ber11
& 5taacf, 2S3 Go11corb ct. %
Sern1o11 Scbroeber, 804 Carroll
Nbe., fm1tionere6e for 5000 Dollors
og Mfiller blep lgsloDt.
Miller er %anfloget for 6oripq
pao ootapf emml9etoDe &itg2i g
paa at opf41amme til ulp6igbe0 mos
Militnrmogten peo at bone trpft e1
Opraob for at ifaffe Mioler til 8e=
itrioelie al l16gifterne peo Graft
Mppelfogerne.
Sc u66eIte &prt haf6e ct sEDto.
graf al Otto @ongerin, 800 Como
|Straf peb 2eabenportb 6eoerol
|5angiel for Npgtelie at aolpoe Ell
officer pe6 Camp Dodge, lom be.
faleoe bam at ifgre fig en- Uniform
efter at BON bar bleben betegnet ion
en- uSlocfer". 8otografiet pi1e
8a11gerin / en- 8ogers bbibe 9rog
meo felgenoe Sr6 UNDER:
Comp Dodge, Soma, 81. of
1917. &i9rc &ammcrater: v@pen
loeoe, at jeg life piloe tf!e0e mil
Ell Uniform elIer orbejoe?"
Otto s. @angerin.
Boo oel1 anoen SIDE al @orte
er fgIgen6e Oro: Dette Sort ielgp
for IS Gents, beitemt til at Bib
brtgt be6 8eltrioelie at l1ogiftern
peb Ell Mppcl al @egiitreringslagel
ne. - ct. Eauls Soriporsfomite.
Meiller rur / fir Gib &anoibat fo
8orgmeiter poa 5ociali1tliite,,. so
bar ppret meget flittig til at lfof4
Rautipn for Dem, Ser bar ~orreiter,
oe for at n%noorage fig 8Grnepligtl
(|loben.
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Observation-Disclosures.

@olgotba &irfens &pinoeforening
bnr MI otter optoget Mrbej6et og
BET er allere6e bolot 2 Mpoer, iom
nor temmelig bel be1egt. @i pil
ettoa1n prepe paa at opboloe ct
bnnif 4i~rfearbej6e / ct. 8a1l..;; hi
bur mgot 8onifeligbeoer poa mango
Moooer, men ri bar ogiao mgDt
Rl9rliabeo og 8elDilje / forifiellige
9en1eenoer; ri er enonu fao @bin=
Der tilbage> lom enifer at giere,
bnao hi ton. 8ores ne1te Meoe bill
bltbe bolot Sors6ogen oen G.. Sc.
cennber bos Mrs. 8ernon, 59s 60.
mo Ipe., gttD.
Som % itaa % Ri / EN- goo Sag
Mlle cit bjertelig belfo1mnc.
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81. Yeoers &irfes ungboms=
fprentng.

0o II. al 1905" girer Gbeoter-
foreltilling paa Spnoog Mften, BIZ
Der Ser intet Mpoe / &irfeialer1.
Seen bbis nogen al Goreningens
Weolemmcr life lful0e gaa paa Sbe=
otter / 9o11to @ol!, bill Der paa ling
ormsbjeu1n1et blibe buot oe1n e, In.
berbol6ning al M1,ltf og Oplas:
ming.
2eroag Mften Sen 8. December
boloer 5ore1inee1 5orretningsmp
De / M%rfeioIen. Mlle Meblemme1
beoes gipe Me6e for at tage Del /
bbo6 Ser bliber be1te1nt. S1llepro
gramlnct bill blioe forbonolet.
8aitor S. q. 4obere taller pa
Acknowledgement paa Monoag 4i
ten.
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u6pr=get=me-npt".

Sri Observation-Disclosures Sor:
g1emmigei ofbol0er lit n9lte Nfbo@
bos Mrs. 8. Sngenalln, 1896
5ummit Mpenl,e, pao Onsoog 81
termiooog sen 5. December. Gam:
tibig pi1 Sorenineen boloe lit oor;
Iige Sulcuolalg til 6oroel for 6or:
eningens Su'efosie, og oerfor Boo
bes Set, at olIe Soreninger1s Wfeo.
Iemmer og 8enner bill gibe Mpoe.
1oo ser fan fomme ct fleffeltgt 8e:
Ipb / @osien, iao 6oreningen pirte:
Zig fa1 uorette nugget goot % brill
ge Sulceleoe in6 trengelDe 9lem
Man fommer bertil pco at be1pttt
@robelono Mrc. 5porDngn % ltual
al nco &rior Mpcm1e. @lem Set III
life. Mllc CT belfomne.
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Stemmeretsfuin1crne

p9lger for Sioen 0elegere6e til tbe
Minneloto 8oman Outrage Cot
pention, og Sc ifonoinapiife &pi1,oer
}toor brit / &urs lom 9elegere6e.
Stanley County Outrage Msiocio.
ton bapoe for nogle Gage iioell &c.,
Sc paa ct. Boul &otel, ng Hanot
Sc pulgtc 9elegcreoe CT mango
Sfonoinaper, bboriblon6t Mrs. S
81. 81. 8urnquiit, Mrs. 81. 80. 8aul=
ion og Mrs. 6. Mn6er1on III. II.
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Marliqt Mg6e

al tie Minneiota Union, Mmerican
5ocietp Of equity, blep bolot for
rige Ons0ag / oct gamle &apitol,
eftcr at Direftionen 9pgen for116
bab6e bolbt Mgbe paa ct. Grancis
@ote!!. Omfring 400 Delegere6e Del:
tog / Me6et, bbor 9anoelsbettngel=
lerne bar SoDeoemnet for 0isfus:
iioner. &cpreientante1, Marcls
Sobn1on, 9irefter / TIE equity 60.
operative grcbange, frembragte ii
Sorban6ling Spergsmaal peor6re11
Sc 2an0brugspaienet, bbilfe foroor
iogeoe en- lib1ig Disfusiion.
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Sf(rbt @interbragt.

S Mon6ags begDn0fe One p9cne
at f..pbe tet og ga man 5irSoa9
Woree11 los 9iet pperlfue 8De1,
ms6tc set lneoeffe0e Gage ng Suite
og 5neen breote lit bpioe Oeffe aft
ober;; 1trafs fra Worge11ltl1nben fun
1e mon bpre Drengenes @leoe oper
at fu,1ne bombar6ere bperanbre mel
Snebolbe % flppe zen as @aoel
paa fin 5lpoe.
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6%alfnnpriIerne

er gooet ne6. 8oa @r11lro al set
ringe 5olg forrige Mar, foranle0i=
get ne6 6e bpje &riier, er Der / Nar
ct fort 6orraa6 at Garen, % oa
6enne / frosielt Silitan0 life Tan
opbepores til. 11eite 9lar, bar 8riien
iunfet o6jfilligt.
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ssitrenes Set.

nMleronora" Qogel1s ielifabelige
5amme,,fomit / Grcoags Mftes bar
iabnt go6t belegt. 9eItagerne baboe
Ell forneieIig Ei6, l1neoomme1t fpin-
gebe fig / Donien, % 6e ggI6re mo-
re6e fig be6 ct Spill Sort. Us poo
Mftenett ierbereoe aomiteen Safe
me0 bclimagenoe biernmebagte So.
ger.
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rs 8linbe" ps uSoloaterlpjer".

Yoa 5pnoag Mften ofbol6er alt
1oo II. of 1905" fin Sbeaterfore=
fitting poa 9unia Sail, % efter
Dbo6 ri bar erfaret element &en=
bel16elier til &omiteel1 og Smtruf:
tpre11, Scr. SAUL 5tronge, tyr Ri
lobe cit inr6eleS Cos Mftcl1, lo,l1
b1,rbe tr9ffe f11ot @11s.
IS 8linbe", JON en6mt life Ell
megct fje1,ot blon0t Set ltore &ubli.
fu1n, CT ct Dramatic Sf1elpil, lo11
|for nogle Mar ii6en opfbrtes poo
oct %fol1gelige EDeater meb nogle al
Tbcotrets beo1te &rGfter / &ollebc:
ietnineen og iii cit meget pelpil1ia
Mootogell e. Sfuelpillets Sonolin!
foreaor / ct 5folelGrerbjem / Spl.
lamb, 911icts 5pn Clinton, lpilles
al Sal 2arlen)> ser ct blind, bor
Ii flere Mor opbolot fig / &ipbltaoen,
% bar oerfra alti6 lenbt opm111:
|trenbe 8repe bjem. San CT fommen
IDjcm pao 8elgg iommen .nreb en-
u,,g Yige @oa1i1e Gborien, lpil1es
|of Mnno IS. Ebomien)> men Sor=
Glorene (Sfolelerer @m1meleb oQ
@ultru, ipilles al @inar NSfier oq
Marp Bor6enfletb) ipnes life ON
benocs Spien og gnifer, at bun ffol
reiie ltrafs. 9ette bill 5pnren life
babe, og ban forteller 6a 6orel6re=
me- bbao Sen u1,ge Bige bor beret
for bom; buh bor reo6et bom fra
at gao til @runoc; oe alt en6er
1%pffeligt. @116m1 Ell Berion, (&er:
iten 5ognefoge6, 1pi!les al Silfre1
Du>s) meopirfer / 5fuelpillet; bun
bill tale uforfollfet jDif. Opfprellen
of bette SfueipiI maa betrogtes lom
ct GorIeg> ON set lpffes III. al
1905's 1beaterlellfab" at gibe Sci
Den rigtige u6ferelie, iom ii bo1
@rrno til at tro set pi1, foor n1o1
at Ic, beo at fomme til 5te6e poc
S6n6ag Often.
r5ol6oterIejer", ct al &o1tr1tpk
ollermoriomlte Sangipi1t, CT ioa be
fie16t> at nogert n9rmere Sorflo
ring life er npbpenbig. Sonolinge1
%foregaor- pao Ell fDn1f 8cn6eguori
/ &rigstio, og bar 6erbeb oft1te
Snteresie. @i ngjes meb at 1npm1
Berionlilten: @aor6ejer 2onge, Mre
CONNER; gmiIie, bans Datter, Sig
neg Senie1; 8rofurilt 8ar6tne, 81
ltoO Mnoerien; Magiiter @lob, So
, ter @raum; 2gjtnant Bilmer, Sol
:, n1er @olit; 2an6fobsmoIer Mrfel
menig Sol6at, Omar Msfier, 0
Waos, Scarf bos 2ange, 9olge
Sesperlm. 9erne Berionli1te Iobf
en- %fortreffelig 116ferelle al 5tpffe
e TOM me6 fit lipliee oonlfe @11mp
pil berebe Gublifum en- gla6 Mfte1
: Otter Sore1tiIIinga1 bliper 5.
9anS, bbortil Morteniens 0rfet,
bill muiicere, og &pmiteen iprger f
Sorfriifninger. 811blifrm ipreer f
fulot 9us. 2an6sm9uo og4 2anb!
manoinoer, 1ab os mgoes paa 8
mia Sall paa Sen6ag Mften.
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8aaaren.

&pilrbeforenirwe,1 uSoabet"s So
5or, iom afbolotes 3orSbag Mfter
6en %. Nobember, fon efter On=
itenoi9be0erne falbes en- bellpfffett
Mff9re., Ser bar en- Del Del iml1Hfe
bjemrnelabebe Cling, fom iolgtes til
temmclig go0e Bri1er, % 1oa pa,
Der Ell Da,ffe GfjGt1fet al ct Meo,
lem) 1om bleb bort!o6bet og ino,
bragte 0et life laa ganife lille Sun
(for Ell Dnffe) at Sit. Derefte'
blep Der lerperet Safe % Sage ii
bbem iom enifeoc famine 70:
Detailing bel at m9rfe. 8eo Sioe1
at 6orretningerne Dar scr goo Mn
lebt1ing for ~ielifabelige 5mtaler el
Ter bDao anoen Sorngielie man i'm
tes on. S oct beIIe tilbragtes Ser E,
f%orngielig often Tor De tiIiteoeDa
renoe, % iaa iltofom Der en- pn1
lille Sum Yearge tic Sorod 70
aosien.
3.ss Gu Dataarr.
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011n GnaeIH.

Minueiota H11blic Sofetp Cont
misiton far fremiat Sor1log ON
Snoferellc al en- 6ororoning for
iamtlige offentlige og pripote Sto=
.ler / Winneota, gaaenOe u0 poo
at @ngelif ifa! blibe set enelte til
1aote 5prog beo 5prog1t1>oierne.
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Nhc Officerer

8lanot oe fra Sort snellings an
bet nooonndi esfurlus nh u6napnte
81 Sfficerer bar 70 fra ct. SAUL
% bla1bt Dem finder III 81. d. IT,
genoe ffanoinooiife Mapne: S. $.
Bergen (Snfanteriet), 6. Sobnion.
s. 9. Sobnion og 6. st.. gricfio1
MrtillerieD iamtlige 3rernierIgit
iral,ter, iamt g: S. Carlton % g:
S Monion, SefouoIeittanter
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Sra 9abenpprt, Sa,

gi bopoe BEN Gorngielie at billie
poa. Dor gamle 8efierot, &nrl Sgr-
g%enien, Tom MI er 5orretninggfgrer
for en- itor Sbi6e-8arer Sorretning
Daper1port, Sonia, beb gbeater=
foreitilIingen ! 5gnoags Mftes. Dfr.
Sergenfen opbolot iig ,togle Dage
Ii 8Den.
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Haa YpItfcntpret

benligger %fdlgen6e 8rebe til Sfan=
binober: MiIs Gbelp 8. @an1en,
Birginio, Minn., S. Selge!on, 643
Cafe 5treet, ct. 8a1l, Miis Mlice
Sobulon, ct. SAUL Scr. Oscar
Mogl1uion, S04 9omtborne Mbe.
ct. SAUL.
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Wfpbe.

Eprsbag ben 6. December ST
$50 er Ser Me6e for oct @poe
&ors bps Mrs. sc. g. Mosn11slen
3046 2. Mpe. g..
M1e or bjertelig pelfonll1e.
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8aa Dnnb=@ur.

Morti1 0ieIien 8icbfieIo, CT rejlt
&! DDnbbaoene 5ulpbur Springs,
5Sorban, Wi1n., for at tage sur
Ger for NerbelioeIler.
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8aitor s. 6. 9laberg,

Dapigbt, Sllinois, oil oeltoge / Set
itore Mpbc for 5antbolmisiione1
poa Sgn6og. Sm Torm. bill ban
pre6ife / ct. Yc6ers Strife.
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0olnneapoIts.

ST. PEDERS DANSKE A G.
LUTH. KIRKE. 20. Ave. S. og 9. st.
Gudstjeneste Sgndag Formiddag XII.
1880. S1ndagsskole XII. $50. Pa
stor A. ]. Tarpgaard, 25l6 E. 22no
Street. Telefon T. s. 61497.
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St. Paul.
9eDbeber

Mbbeber
mao i%nb{enoes. laa De er ! SrDtfe'
riet 1enelt Onsbug Mften. 72O.722
4tb 5treet 60, Minneopolis ,Weinn.
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Sci &ipb cller &eparation al
ltbre being sen p%elfjenote S1peler
Simum Mclion, 200 6. 7tb Street.
Stnrcliesnalg.

8oo .@leonora Gbriltine" 2oge11s
MpDe Sen 2ocn Onsbag / 9ecember
Maoneo pil ser blipe 8olg al M
Stprelie ; 0erfor beOes alle Wteo<
Iemmerne Duife MpOet % bnlfe at
aiDe Mpoe. Snem bliner oen M
@tDrclle?
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8pe1iesleiren Camp 9ooge, Des
Moines, Soma, opbol6er iig for Si-
ben Bpen paa Ell 5 Dages 5erie;5
bans mango gel1lter glroeoe fig Deo'
at billie pan bnm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-28

media Hilliard. have left for Cincinnati,
Ohio. where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Undertaken Baran conducted the flu
neral OF the 19-month old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ferlo. yesterday Service
was at St. Johns church. interment be-
ing in st. Johns cemetery. The child
died at the Burnside hospital following
an operation.
Warren P. Beaubien. who has been
here on furlough visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H Z. Beaubien. left yes
terday for his new post in Boston.
The funeral of the four-weeks old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Onbrecka was
held Sunday at ST. Johns church. Bur-
ial was al Hammond.
Peter Dulocki. saloon keeper. arrest
ed by officer Swan on the charge of hav-
ing his saloon open after IL p. m. was
fined SO and costs. upon payment of
which he was released.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slichty and
ghter who were hero visiting their
son. Roy Slichty OF New York avenue,
have returned TO their home in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welsby and the
formers sister from Kansas. have mo-
tored to indianapolis where they will
visit another sister.
The Whiting public and parochial
schools will open Tuesday. Sept. 3.
Miss Beth Dewey Of Englewood hos
pital staff is at the home Of her par
ents in Sheridan avenue recuperating
from a recent illness.
The Congregational Sunday school will
hold a picnic in Jackson Park. next Sat
urday.
A large number from Whiting at
tended the Al-Hassan Grotto picnic at
Michigan City yesterday.
Next Sunday. Sept. ?. will be observed
as Rally Day in the Congregational
church and Sunday school. Communion
will be observed at the morning serv-
ice, and in the evening Mr.. White. a
business man from Chicago. will speak.
Mrs. c. z. Maunder and children of
Ohio avenue. will leave Thursday for
Kankakee where they will remain over
Labor Day as the guests Of friends. Mr..
Maunder will join them on Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-28
DYER

Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fagen and chill
dren OF Chicago. spent Sunday out here
with relatives. Mr.. Fagen returned
Sunday evening. while Mrs. Fagen will
extend her visit for a week.
A number of baseball fans from here
went to Hammond Sunday afternoon to
see the game between Hammond and
the Nav3es-
John Scheirt OK st. John, transacted
business here yesterday forenoon.
large number from here were at St.
John Sunday to attend the bazaar and
festival given there for tho benefit Of
st. Johns church.
Peter Schmidt and son Frank, and
Thee Hammer and son Francis. spent
Sunday afternoon at Kensington with
relatives.
The Dyer ball team went to Lansing
Sunday afternoon where they defeated
the team there.
One arrest for speeding is to be re-
ported for Sunday out here. Although
the party refused when ordered to halt,
his efforts were in vain as our marshal
with some assistance, overlook him and
landed him in Judge Evsns' court where
he pleaded guilty to the charge and
paid for his pleasure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-28
ROBERTSDALE

Margaret and Edward winkelried will
return home Thursday from Niagara
Falls, after spending the summer with
their aunt and uncle. the former be-
ing Mrs. Winkelreids sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of East Side, Wis
tied Robertsdale friends last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gerke and chill
dren left Saturday for Saddle Lake.
Mich, where they will spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Holmstrom of Lake ave-
nue., entertained relatives from Hyde
Park over the weekend.
Mrs. Mary Hunter of indiana bouie-
ward, is entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
sneider and granddaughter from Belle
view.
John Livingstone of Indiana boule-
ward. who was so seriously injured in
g motorcycle accident two weeks ago, Is
improving slowly at the Wesley hos
pitaI.
Mr. and Mrs. James Nicholson Of Rob
erts avenue. spent Sunday at valpa-
raise. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nuff.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Zimmerman at
tended the county fair at Crown Point.
Saturday
Helen Warner returned to her home
at Bloomington, Ill. after a month 5
visit with Miss Cecilia Eggers of Lake
avenue.
Mrs. Fred Binhammer and children
visited her mother, Mrs. Sturm OF Ham
mond. yesterday.
Mr.. end Mrs. Letter Of Bencoma Park.
spent Sunday here the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Kirkby of Roberts avenue
Mr.. and Mrs winkelried of Sheffield
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nue.. left Sunday for Lake Manitou. Ind,
to spend a week and join her parents
who have been there for q week.
Miss Sylvia Sternberg has gone TO
Chicago to spend a week with her cousin
Irene Black whom she entertained for
the past week.
Mrs. Schaefers who has been the guest
of Mrs. J. e. Miles Of Oliver street for
several days. has returned to her home
in South Bend.
Miss Louise Randall resumed her du-
ties at the library yesterday after a
two weeks vacation. part Of which she
spent at Palisades Park, Mich.
The funeral of Stella. the 10 year-old
ughter of Mrs. Frances Kubatski of
Schrage avenue. was held yesterday un-
der the direction Of Undertaken Baran.
Mass was said at St. Adalbert's Polish
church. interment being at Holy Cross
Hammond Death was due to
an infection from a broken arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lumm and son
James of Philadelphia. are guests at
the home of G. J. Bader and family on
Oliver street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde N. Long, nee Al
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HOBART

Carl Kegebein was born at South Chi
cago, July Is. 1867. and died at Hobart.
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock after
an illness of two months from dropsy
and heart trouble. He came to Hobart
with his parents in 1875 and lived on a
farm south Of town. On March 4. 1883.
he was united in marriage to Miss Anna
Erhardt. To this union was born ten
children who survive him. They are:
Henry, August. Gottfred and Emil;
Misses Elizabeth, Bertha. Augusta and
Helen. and Mrs. Mary White Of South
Bend, and Mrs. Anna Nieman of Mich
igan City. He is also survived by one
brother and three grandchildren The
funeral services will be conducted by
Rev. Schuelke and will be held Tuesday
afternoon at / o'clock at the home and
at 2 o'clock at the German Lutheran
church. The interment will be at Crown
Hill cemetery.
Miss Cora Hough Of Chicago, is here
spending the week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Berger.
H T. Holzmer who has recently built
a beautiful new home in the Kramer
subdivision in the south part of town.
moved his family here from Chicago,
Saturday.
Miss Mamie. eldest daughter Of Mr..
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MERRILLVILLE

The Blatchley families and Haywoods
near Hobart and Miller from Goshen and
several other picnicked at Waverly
beach last Saturday.
Judge Mcmahon of Crown Point will
give talk on Red Cross work in the
church Wednesday evening. Come out
and by so doing show you are interested
in the Red Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Zuvers OF Brook
field. ILL.,. and Master Alfred Merrill and
Hazel Merrill visited at the Zuvers
home last Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Pierce and daughters spent
Sunday in Hammond with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs.W. S. Burge spent Sun
day in Hammond with their children
The school house may not be ready TO
begin school the first OF September on
account of not receiving some of the
material.
Earl Pierce is improving very slowly.
No serious automobile accidents hap
pened in this vicinity Sunday. Two ma
chimes Just out of town run into ditch
and had to be helped out
MerrilIville M. f. church will have to
be supplied with pastor until the gen
eraI conference the last Of September.
The NJ. z. church board met last Sat-
urday evening to select the fixtures for
the electric lights IN the church.
The Red Cross--the symbol of a
cause wide as the world and high
as Heaven. ~
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ST. JOHN

Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wach-
ter. a daug hter. Sunday evening.
The Misses Carrie and Louisa Hide
brandt were Hammond visitors on Sat-
urday.
Jos. Thome and Mr.. and Mrs. Audible
Roloff and daughter Airline of Chicago,
spent Sunday and Monday here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick ]. Ludwig, Jr.
Miss Jostes of Chicago. is visiting
here with her sister. Mrs. Jacob Boeck-
er.
The fall festival held at Spring Hill
Grove, Sunday and Monday, was largely
attended by the whole congregation and
friends and relatives IN the nearby
towns.
Mrs. william weis of Hammond.
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scherer of Chicago.
are visiting here with the family Of
Jacob Scherer.
You are invited to attend the K OF c.
picnic at Spring Hill Grove. St. John,
on Labor Day. Benefit OF K. Of c. War
Camp Fund. Music by Walsh. s27-5
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GRIFFITH

P. c. Taggart and family will leave
this evening for g. few days visit with
relatives in Michigan.
Mrs. J. W. Dutton Is reported sick at
the home OF her pother, Mrs. Lyman
Orsborne, at Crown Point
Our teachers are attending county
institute at Crown Point this week
School will open next week.
The 7. NJ. C. A. will meet in the NJ
e. church next Tuesday evening. Aug.
%. All men arc invited to attend.
Rev. Hills preached his farewell ser
mon, Sunday evening. He will leave to-
morrow to take up work in the Y. NJ.
c. A. army going TO France.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Stiefel of Miller,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes and
family of Ross, were guests at the
homo OF L. A. southworth. Sunday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Covert was christened yesterday
at Schererville.
A number from here attended the ba-
zaar at st. John yesterday.