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Saturday, 'August 29, 1908.
GARY HOTEL
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NO TOWN AND CITY
THE TIMES.
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CROWN POINT NEWS
Death of Mrs. Matz.
Mrs. Fredericks Matz, wife of Char
ley Matz, died at their home on the
east Bide of town last evening, from
aggravated intestinal trouble, from
which she had been sick only about a
week. Mrs. Matz was 40 years old at
the time of her death. The couple had
no children. The funeral will take
place on Monday afternoon in charge
of Merrill & Linton, and the inter
ment will be at the Crown Point cemetery.
Still Very HI.
Mrs. Henry Griesel is still in a quite
serious condition as a result of blood
poisoning in the foot and limb. The
injury resulted from the dressing of a
corn some time ago, blood poisoning set
ting in immediately after the opera
tion. She is still confined to her bed
and her many friends are becoming
alarmed over her condition.
Holds Weekly Shoot.
The Crown Point Gun club held their
weekly shoot at their grounds west of
town yesterday and some good scoring
was done, the day being ideal for
slaughtering the clay birds. John Foss
made the highest score of the day's
; ehoot, with 23 birds out of a pos
sible 25 break. The following is the
list of the other highest scorers:
'Touche, 22; Haberzetyl, 21; Swartz, 20;
Gus Wirtz, 15; A. H. Farley, 13; John
'Wheeler, 10; Thomas, 10; Johnson, 9.
i-The local club has practically yielded
the laurels to the Carsten Gun club,
having been defeated by them twice,
and while some of the individual shoot
ers on each team average about the
same in the h.gher scoring, the team
work of the Carsten club in general is
must superior to that of Crown Point's
and the members realize they would
have the hardest kind of a time win
ning against these odds, consequently
no further matches will be arranged
between the two clubs unless the Cars
ten club is willing to shot a ten-man
team.
for Northern Indiana will take place !
here Sunday between the Standards
of Valparaiso and the Oaklands of
Lowell.
Amos Thompson and wife leave to
day to attend the G. A. It. national en
campment at Toledo, and to visit their
son at Munmee, O.
Mrs. "W. W. Ackerman had the mis-
GARY NEWS
Band Concert Held.
The first concert to be held by the
Gary band, was held last night from
the veranda of the Gary hotel to a
r-m-a'A r,t finrt iAnnlp The members of
fortune to fall Thursday and sprain the band were dre8sed attractively in
her wrist quite severely. Lqi, t.OM t, ma hinlm9 whirh
The social at James Black's farm wa very fitting for an evening con-
home Thursday night, for the benefit ecrt of this character. The band is the
of the Methodist minister, was a sue- first to be organized in Gary and they
cess socially and financially. expect to prove a big advertisement
Albert Miller has returned from his to the city. Last night they gave
Dakota trip. He is greatly taken up several difficult selections which were
with that country and will probably greatly appreciated by the large crowd
buy land there. This is the first of a series of concerts
Charley Besig. who will have charge to ba Slven b tne band at the Gary
of the Hufnatrle waeon shorw ha notel ana tney win unaouoieny prove
wagon
moved his family here from Chicago.
Ben Palmer and Tom Arnott hauled
his household goods overland by team
and wagon.
popular this fall.
DYER.
Mr. Schroeder, living northeast of
Dyer, is reported to be sick with ty
phoid fever.
. 'William Ziesenhanna, Jr., made a
business trip through St. John and
Schererville Thursday.
Little Telesphor Chenard, who had
been operated on for appendicitis, a
little over a week ago, is here again Hlrsch will fight the case to a
and under circumstances, is feeling
pretty good.
Mrs. Joseph Scheldt is on the sick
list at present, she being laid up with
a sore knee caused by a fall some
time ago.
The finishing touches are being put
on the new addition to the parochial
school here. Three sisters will be em
ployed there this year to teach the
hundred or more pupils that attend.
John Klos, who has been suffering ., i n.Hnpr.hln with local
7? nCk"JW ? r. bUt T? Weelt3' attorney and begin the practice of law
at once.
Architect C. A Erickson, who was
recently married to a young lady from
Lafayette, left for that city last night
where he will join his wife. Mr. Eric
son will probably move to Gary at
once" as he ahs a house which he has
rented in this city. .
The Toleston baker, who was ar
rested yesterday morning for allowing
his dog to lick the sugar from the
buns while he was delivering the food
stuffs in Gary, had his case continued
yesterday morning for a week. Mr.
finish
it is understood, and will demand a
jury trial. From the looRs of things
at the present time,- it wtll be another
case such as the impure milk case
which stiirred the city a few months
ago.
It has been practically decided by
Judge Aiken, formerly of the supe
rior court of Fort Wayne, Ind., that
he will move to Gary and practice low
in this city. Judge Aiken has a state
wide reputation and it is likely that
died Thursday night about 12 o'clock.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been. made.
The ball game Sunday afternoon will
oe Detween the married and single
men, as the Joliet team has backed out.
Everybody is expected to be present
and root for their favorites.
Mrs. Will Handley captured as many
or more premiums at the Porter County
Falr as she did at the recent Lake
rvmntv Fair exhibition. Her exhibits
consisted of dHTerent specimens of ar
tlstic needle-work and it is reported
shi cleared the boards in premiums at
th.5 Valparaiso fair. Mrs. Handley is
justly proud of the showing she made
at the two county fairs.
Jake Steeb is getting to be an ex
Tprt in distinEuishing one automobile
from another by the sounds made by
their engines, hardly ever making a
mistake on the kind of cars that hap
pen to be coming up the street. The
other evening, standing with a crowd
oil men, Jake made the assertion that
an automobile coming up Main street,
nearly half a mile away, was a "Jack
son" touring car. His companions at
the time thought he was joking, but
changed their minds as the machine
passed by, when sure enough it proved
to be a Jackson. Jake wouldn't tell
how he does it, but don't be surprised
if he is offered a job on the night force
of the Glencoe Anti-Speed club.
There is some talk of organizing a
town foot baW team for the coming
season, which, it is to be hoped, will
turn out to be more than talk. Crown
Point has plenty of good available tim
ber for a "winning" football team that
would be second to none in the coun
ty, and the foot ball enthusiasts are
very anxious to have a team organized.
The way to make a god live town is to
keep it in the limelight and one of the
very best ways of doing this is to
have good teams in the various ath
letic, snorts and Crown Point hasn't
been lacking in the past, in this line
Here's success to- the cause.
Work is being rapidly pushed this
week to complete the new room in the
North Ward school building which will
be used for a laboratory for the chem
lstry class, the old one being too small
and inadequate to meet the demands
made by the chemistry class. New
floors and fixtures are being installed,
and the workmen hope to finsh the
job before school commences.
Mrs. Coleman -was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Beers of the Commercial hotel,
transacted business in Chicago yester
day.
Allison A. Eibler of The Register,
transacted business in the north end of
the county yesterday.
Dr. Charles J. Tinkham left today for
a week's visit with relatives at Ben
nent. 111. His wife and daughter are
making an extended visit in that town
and he goes to join them.
L G. Hamilton of Indianapolis, trans
acted business In town yesterday.
Mrs. William Krimbill and daughter,
Mrs. Florence Tompkins, returned last
evening from a visit with Hammond
friends.
Max Kirchman and John B. Kelley of
Gary, transacted business here yester
day.
II. J. Miller and B. A. Hollaway were
Chicago business men transacting busi
ness in town yesterday.
Many of our people will attend the
ball game between Lowell and Vala
raiso at the former town tomorrow.
Mrs. Val. Zimmerman returned to her
home in Rochester yesterday after
making an extended visit with rela
tives here.
Earl Crawford returned today after
a. week's visit with Valparaiso friends.
Word from the campers on the Kan
kakee river reports they are having an
enjoyable time.
Mrs. August Hilderbrandt will enter
tain about thirty of her lady friends
at a a6 o'clock dinner tonight.
Flovd Maxon, who recently left Gary
for a few months' trip to 8hree Rivers
Mlchiean. where he has been on his
vacation, is expected to return today,
Mrs. H. F. McCracken, who has been
visiting relatives for some time in
Miss Ada Johnson, who has been
emoloved in the office of the superin-
-Miss Mamie Burnham is visiting in tendent of schools, has returned from
Chicago for a few days. her vacation, which she spent in Chi
Mr. Thatcher and Harvey Patton cago and Hammond.
have gone to Dakota on a vacation and Mrs. Maud Coover, deputy city clerk,
expects to De gone three months. will resign her position to accept one
Messrs Pattor, Cullman and Hunter with the L. A. Bryan real estate com
were all in Chicago on business today, pany. Mrs. Coover will take the posi
Irene, were the guests of the former's
sister, Mrs. A. Schomann in Chicago,
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Butcher are en
tertaining the latters sister, Mrs. Mfl
Akin at thelh home in Pearl street.
J. Sundeen of Harrison avenue is
confined to his home on account of
sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klemm of Indi
ana boulevard, were in Hammond on
business Thursday.
Miss E. Rathburn of Roberts ave
nue visited friends in Chicago Froday.
Miss Marie Davis of Chicago is
spending a week here the guest of
Miss Freda Bahn.
Mrs. William Vogel and children of
Cleveland avenue are spending a few
days in Michigan City, Ind.
Mrs. Fred Kask and daughter. Miss
Martha, visited friends in South Chi
cago last evening.
Don't forget the ice cream social to
be given by the Ladies' Aid of the
Evangelical church Friday evening,
Sept. 4. at the church.
C. Ashline of Indiana boulevard
was a Chicago business visitor yes
terday. Misses Ida and Emma Seibt of Lake
View, are spending the week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Blaul of
Roberts avenue.
Leo Leut and Mrs. William Biesen
of Pearl street, received word Thurs
day of the death of their brother, Carl
Lentz of Chicago.
Mrs. Henry Eggers Jr., spent Thurs
day visiting her parents in East Side.
Mrs. Beltzhoover and children of
Roberts avenue are enjoying a weeks'
vacation in Hobart, Ind.
Getting New Students.
J. H. McConnell, a representative of
the Chicago Business College of Ham
mond, . was in Whiting Wednesday
looking up students for the new term
which begins Sept. 1st. About six
students have decided to attend from
Whiting.
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News
HEGEWISCH-BURNHAM
Miss Minnie Patton went to East Chi- tlon at once'
cago today and expects to remain over
unday the guest of Miss Myrtle Alex
nder of the Leland hotel.
State of Ohio. City of Tolerto. T,nm
l-ranK J . Cheney makes oath that
F? j' IfoJeT CoTdoTnl'bS ?' Hessville, will play the East Chicago
me yixy oi -loieao, uounty and Stat uays louay aim xiariv siauuu uhujj.
aioresaia, ana inai saia nrra will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOI.T.iRa
ior eacu aoa every case oi catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hair.
Lilian u l,urc. I1 xiaxn v. j. VJiitiAKY
In my presence this 6th day of De
cemuer, a. j. iooo.
(Seal.) A. W. GLEASON,
NotarV Puhlir.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
ally, ana acts directly on the blood
ana mucous sunaces or tne system.
oena ior testimonials iree. .
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for const!
pation.
T.OWELL.
Two daughters of Mrs Jackson
Trump, former residents of Lowell, but
now of Wheatfield, are visiting; rela
tives here.
One of the championship ball games
HESSVILLE.
Mrs. F. Dedelow visited with friends
Mr. Whitney of the State Line, was in Roby yesterday. '
business caller here last evening.
Mrs. M. E. Shaver ireturned home af-
er a short visit in Chicago.
Rev. Theo. Claus of Hammond, vis
ited here yesterday.
Mr. Wigginton of Indiana Harbor
has moved into Mr. Racket s new
house.
The Dermacella base ball team of
SLACK OAK.
Richard Kraay is spending a week
Sworn to before me and subscribed at Traverse City, Mich., the guest of
TOLESTON.
Miss Hudla and Ed Scheuneman of
Upper Sandusky, O., are visiting rela
tives here for a few days.
Mrs. C. C. Gibson and Miss Henrietta
his mother.
The Black Oak Colts will go to Gary
Sunday and cross bats with the Gary
Cubs.
The Black Oak Standards will play
the Ridge Sports on Labor Day at
the Black Oak ball park.
Mr. and Mrs. Brunt of Hammond
spent Friday here on a pleasure trip.
in
LANSING.
J. Swart was a business visitor
Chicago yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bolt and family are
Gibson, visited in Valparaiso Thurs- now visiting in Minnesota.
aay- Tt TSHnk was a visitor in West
Miss Nettle Van Rijer of Chicago is Pullman Thursday.
the guest of relatives here for over
Sunday,
Miss Louise James will spend Sunday
with relatives and friends in Windsor
Park
Mrs. Harry Pledge and son. Perry of
Chicago are the guests of relatives
here for over Sunday.
Miss Helen Lucey returned home
yesterday after a fed days' visit in Chi
cago.
Miss Hulad Schreiber of Hammond is
the guest of relatives here for a few
days.
Mrs. J. Q. James returned home yes
terday after a weeks' visit in
cago.
Mrs. J. Swart was
cago Thursday.
a visitor in Chi-
CLARK STATION.
Mrs.
are
MERRILLVILLE.
Mrs. George - Hayward and
Sarah Zlgler of Kansas City,
spending the day with Mrs. Mile Pierce.
Charles Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. A.
O. Merrill of Hammond, are spending a
few days in Merrillville.
Mrs. F. Behn, Mrs. H. Schoening,
Mrs. B. Sscoenin, Mrs. R. Deutke,
Mrs P Gerrity and Master Walter Behn
and Henry Schoening, were at River-
view Park yesterday and enjoyed a
good time
Mrs. A. Buse and son, Emil, and Mrs
W. Schroeder, were visiting with Mrs
P. Peterson of this place.
Miss A. Kohnke spent a few days
with her parents here, after visiting
Chi- a few days with her grandmother.
P. Peterson of Clark was transact
ing business at Merrillville.
Captain Walker and wife of South
Chicago came on their launch the
Prosit, today, enjoying the ride very
much.
Atlantic City police scout the story
that Charles B. Roberts, who was shot
on the boardwalk, was the victim of
a highwayman and seek in vain for
W. S. G. Williams, husband of the
woman who was with Mr. Roberts.
Heavy loss of life and enormous
damage from floods in New Mexico,
Georgia and the Carolinas and many
thousands are left homeless.
Preceding the opening of republican
campaign activities Monday the rail
road employes in Illinois form a state
political organization to boom Deneen.
C. W. Trickett, assistant attorney
general of Kansas, convicted of mal
feasance, says he was offered 50,000
by the brewery interests if he would
resign office.
Theodore P. Shons tells Iowa audi
ence that too much interference with
railroads on the part of lawmakers
menaces the nation's prosperity.
Total indictments growing out of the
Springfield riots now reach eighty.
Republican control of the legisla
ture, which is to elect a successor to
United States Senator Hopkins, is
threatened by the large number of in
dependent legislative candidates In the
field.
Government inspectors examine sam
ples of milk shipped to Chicago from
near by states and prosecutions will
follow, because samples were below
standard.
Elaborate programs at Ravinia park
this afternoon and evening promise to
net handsome sum for the Gad's hil
summer camp fund.
International Harvester company es
tablishes a benefit society and pension
fund for its employes.
Owners of property in the levee dis
trict fall to Join ranks of those who
protest against assessors' valuations.
Brazilian ambassador in address at
University of Chicago says United
States will lead other American na
tions to their true destiny as parts of
one system.
New story of the $173,000 subtreasury
robbery establishes the contention that
an emploxe of the department commit
ted the crrme.
WHITING NEWS
Meeting Is Announced.
George A. Berdls, M. Kozacik and
John Kominski of Whitng announce
that there will be a meeting of the
First Catholic Slavish Union of the
United States in 17 Paulina street.
Chicago, to make arrangements for a
convention hall.
The meeting will be held at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon in the Catholic
Slavish Convention hall and the Whit
ing members make this announcement
so that a large attendance of Slavish
people from this region may be present.
Misses Florence Schaub, Bessie Naef,
Martha Schaaf, Margaret Fifleld and
Messrs Russell F. Smith and Peter
Pfeifer, who are "members of the '08
class of the Whiting high school, spent
yesterday with their former German
instructor. Miss Ruth G. Dale, at her
home at Winnetka, I1L
Mr. Henning, night operator at the
L. S. and M. S. railroad, has sent in
his resignation to take effect in a few
days. Mr. Henning intends going
west.
Miss Maud Mitchell of East Chicago
was a Whiting visitor Thursday even
lng.
Messrs. Harry Heppler and Frank
Scroggins of Indiana Harbor, attended
the skating rink on Thursday night.
Maurice G. Hartnett and Mike E.
Harr, were in Chicago yesterday.
Services will be resumed at the Con
gregational church tomorrow as usual,
after Rev. F. M. Webster having en
Joyed a month's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. James Evans and chil
dren, who have resided at Alton, 111.,
for over a year, will return to Whiting
to reside, Mr. Evans having completed
his work at the Standard Oil Com
pany's refinery at Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Reynolds have
moved from, Pennsylvania avenue to
the Rlchard'p home in Sheridan avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brush of Indiana
Harbor, returned home last evening
after spending a few days with the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Walker of New York avenue.
Miss Elizabeth NIckum, who is at the
Englewood Union hospital with ty-
pnoia lever, is improving. She was
visited yesterday by her sister. Mrs. I.
C. Brett and jiiece, Mrs. F. N. Brett.
Misses Anna Weiss and Marie and
Katherine McHugh of Alton, who have
been the guests of Mrs. N. E. Wilson of
Oliver street, have gone to Woodlawn
to be the guest of friends for a few
days before returning to their homes
Miss Calla Howell, who has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Bessie Walk
er, of New York avenue, has returned
to her home in Wanatah, Ind.
The death or James S. Evans oc
cured at his home at 20 Ohio avenue
yesterday morning, after an extended
illness with dropsy. Mr. Evans was
an old resident of Whiting and until
his health began to fall him, was
one of the most trusted and valued em
ployea of the Standard Oil Company.
Mr. 7vans is a member of the Whiting
Order of Odd Fellows, who will have
charge of his funeral, which will be
held on Monday. Mr. Evans is sur
vived by his wife and one son, Ed
ward J. Evans.
MODERN EQUIPMENT
EUROPEAN PUN
GEORGE O'DONNELL
MANAOHR AND PROPRICTOR
GARY, - - IIVDIArVA
ROBERTSDALE.
Mrs. John Wichorst deliprhtf ull v en
Mrs. Wall Halstead is reported quite tertained the members of the Roberts-
sick.
dale Pedro Club at her home in Rob-
ROSE ISJOMIHATED
Hobart Township Demo
crats Hold Meeting
Last Night.
Hobart, Ind., Aug. 30. (Special) The
democrats of Hobart township met in
mass convention In Hobart last night
and nominated candidates for township
trustee and for assessor. The meeting
was attended by seventy-five demo
crats which is the full strength of the
WORKMEN HURLED
HIGH INTO THE AIR
j i m
Trailing Hand Car Crashes
into Interurban Car
Ahead.
Alvln Bothwell and son, John visited erts avenue, Thursday afternoon.
at the Valparaiso fair Friday. Cards were the main feature of the party In Hobart. In view of the fact
George Elbert is repairing the hotel afternoon and prizes were awarded; that the party In this secion does not
this week. Mesdames ueo ieiman, j. r asse ana usually have more than ten or fifteen
William Bahn. After the games, a de- men at a convention, is indicative of the
llclous luncheon was served by the 'interest that is being taken in the elec-
hostess. rne ciud win meet again in tion this fall
VALPARAISO-
Milton W. Wareing, instructed and
amused large crowds at the Chautau
qua yesterday afternoon and evening
with his lectures on the power of sug
gestion and demonstrations in hyp
hypnotism. He left after his lecture
last evening for Meriom, Ind., where he
fills his next engagement.
The Rounds Ladies Orchestra has
completed its engagement at the
Chautauqua. It was succeeded today
by the Carter's Virginia Warblers.
Thomas Bowen of Marshall Is here
today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fethke were hree
from Michigan City today.
Mrs, J, A. Gavit was over from Ham
mond yesterday
Many of the stores closed. a part of
the afternoon to enable their employes
to attend the fair. The local papers
went to presi the forenoon.
two weeks at the home of Mrs. Canner
in Whiting.
Interest Was Grrat.
Fred Ross, the town marshal of Ho-
Mrs. William Bahn, Mrs. Maas and.bart, was nominated for the office of
Mrs. Lanko of Indiana boulevard, were township trustee over John Kllligrew,
the guests at an afternoon tea given the present town clerk. Rose secured
at the home of Mrs. John Dreesen in 29 votes and Kllligrew 38. The inter
East Chicago, yesterday. jest in this contest was very great and
Mrs. Edwin McCool of Blue Island, after it was decided Editor Smith, of
spent the day visiting her daughter, (the Hobart Gazette moved that the
Mrs. Charles Eggers, of Roberts ave- .nomination of Rose he made unani-
nue.
Miss
Pearl Elchner of Chicago Is
mous.
The only candidate for assessor was
spending a week visiting at the home James Guyer, one of the trustees of
of Mr. and Msr. Frank Holbeck in In- Hobart, and his nomination was by ac-
dlana boulevard. clamation. Joseph Conroy of Hammond
Mrs. James Landon returned home Welded over the meeting and made a
after spending several weeks at the "hort addre83 which again proved his
home of her father in St. Petersburg, Pwer as an orator. The democrats are
Fla.
Mesdames Freese, Fick and Hanson
spent Thursday visiting in Hammond.
very encouraged over the showing.
JOnr THE ARMY WHO HAVE TRIED
TIMES WANT ADS AND HAVE KOT
Mrs. Ed Mathlas and daughter. Miss 7FOVHD THEM WAJfTISG.
Special to The Times
East Chicago, Ind., Aug. 29. Five
linemen employed by the Chicago, Lake
Shore & South Bend railway had a nar
row escape from serious injury last
night. The men, who are working for
foreman Htpner, were aboard a hand
car Just west of the Baring avenue
switch. The handcar was being pulled
by interurban car 60, under the con-
troll of Motorman Kull. As the"swltch
was approached, the car travelling at
a good rate of speed began to use the
brakes. The handcar is not equipped
with even a handbrake and the rope
began to droop, bringing the handcar
into contact with the leader.
Workmen In the Air.
A heavy crash followed and for sev
eral seconds the air was full of flying
workmen. Three of the men Jumped
to safety and landed in a pile of brush,
receiving sex'eral scratches. Manford
Hewitt and his brother, Lewis of Mich
igan Pity, decided to remain on the car
and were thrown several feet. They
received several bad bruises but were
able to resume their labors in a few
hours.
Additional Protcetlon emary.
The Hanna line Is meeting with a
great deal of misfortune on this sec
tion. Three accidents within a week,
two of which have been serious, have
convinced trainmaster Kellog that ad
ditional protection is necessary along
the line and he will make a rigid time
for a really serious accident.
I.lne Well Patronised.
The Hammond-Gary line will be
given a 4'J minute scneauie witnin a
few days. The hourly schedule, which
started yesterday, as told in The Times
was well patronized, several East Chi
cagoans and Harborites using the new
road in preference to the Lake Shore
and Pennsylvania railroads.
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