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PAGE BIX. THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES Thursday. Juno 27. 1007. aaaBaaaaaaaaammmaaaaaaaaa, LOWELL NEWS Stanley Irving, a younger brother of Mrs.

Alvin Light foot. Tuesday In attempting to board a G. N. freight train he was thrown against the cattle guards In such a manner as to dislocate his knee joint. It Is thought that with proper care it will not result in a permanent injury.

STORE an KAUFMANN fi I Thursday, OTT In Our LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR SECTION WE WILL, SELL 150 Ladies' and Misses' Fine Loose Box Goafs Made of a fine Scotch Mixed Plaid Material Ladies' Sizes 32 to 42, Misses' Sizes 14 to 18 Regular 4.00 Value. AT ONLY jaaarttatfla-M Have You Seen The New Houses on Conkey Avenue near Gonkey Plant. Take Trolley on Hohman Street Write for Book W. Gordon Smith Temporary Removal Notice! Rev. Smith officiating.

About one bun dled relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony which took place under a beautiful wedding bell of white carnations, ferns and smilax. The bell was taately decorated with ferns, palms, carnations and peonies. The bride wore a beautiful gown of crepe de chine over taffua, made princess style. The ring bearer was little Marion Barlow, who was dressed In white organdie. Miss Pearl Campbell, who was maid of honor, wore a princess gown of pink Kamura silk.

The bridesmaid. Miss Belle Williams, wore a gown of pink silk null. Mr. Loucks was attended by his brother, Virgil Loucks. During the ceremony.

Promise Me" was sung very sweetly by Miss Frances Lundt. accompanied on the piano by Miss Gertrude Cole, who played the wedding march. Afteij the ceremony a dainty two course luncheon was served by the J. V. G.

girls, and dancing and a pleasant social evening spent. Mr. and Mrs. Loucks were the recipients of many very handsome gifts. They left last night for New York and Washington and will be at home after July 15 with Mr.

and Mrs. S. T. Loucks on North Magoun avenue. They have a large number of friends who extend to them hearty congratulations and best wishes.

VALPARAISO NEWS Sheriff Smutzer of LaPorte, was In the city yesterday. Six marriage licenses were Issued by Clerk C. S. Pierce yesterday. Mrs.

Dolly Alvoird of South Chicago, is the guest of Mrs. John H. Arnold. Three Valparaiso mall clerks have received notice of an increase of salaries. C.

A. Mackay and family have returned from a visit with relatives in Canada. Mrs. W. E.

Franklin left yesterday for a visit with her mother at Cincinnati, O. Mrs. Freeman PlcVflnson of Detroit. Mich Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Isaac Cornell.

The Royal Neighbors are being entertained today at the home of Mrs. Holly Billings. J. B. Newman, railroad contracting agent for the Hagenbeck-Wallace shows was in the city yesterday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gardner attended the wedding of Miss Florence Smith and Warren T.

Davis at South Bend last night. The children of Hiram Philly, who have been in camp at Flint Lake for the last ten days, returned to their home in Fort Wnyne yesterday. Jesse T. Wilson, a real estate dealer of Chicago, and Miss Cora Louderbnck of this city, were united In marriage at the bride's home last night by Rev. II.

B. Benninghoff. The wedding of Dr. Herbert N. Leete of Algonia.

and Miss Ruth I. Eaton of this city, was solomized yesterday afternoon et the home of the brir by Rev. H. L. Davis.

The couple will reside In Algonia. where the groom la a practicing physician. RENSSELAER NEWS H. F. Tarker was in Chicago on business yesterday.

John Eger was In Chicago on business yesterday. John Knapp and Charley Simpson were in Chicago yesterday. A daughter was bopn Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Nate Richards.

A daughter was born Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Swalm. Mrs. Saloma Wood died at her home near Lee Wednesday morning.

She was one of the oldest residents of this region and had attained the age of 94 years. The funeral will be held at Lee Saturday in the Weston cemetery. Frank Crister and Miss Kate Mauck went to Chicago Sunday evening where they were secretly married the next day. Their friends at home found it out. however, through the newspapers and a large crowd of their friends assembled and surprised them Tuesday-evening.

ST. JOHNS NEWS Joseph Gerlach transacted business in Chicago yesterday. George Gerlach spent Wednesday evening in Merillville. Mrs. George Thiel of Chicago is the guest of relatives here.

John Letterer, the cigar man from Crown Point, called on his customers here yesterday. The children will receive first holy communion next Sunday. Services will begin at 8 o'clock a. m. William Zisenmlss.

the butcher from Crown Toint. was in St. John yesterday. He is thinking of making his weekly trips here again. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Erb of Hammond are here for an Indefinite time. How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J.

CHENEY Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.

WALDINO. KIXXAN MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Intern-allv. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price. 75c.

per bottle. Sold, by. all druggists. Take Hall's Family PUU for Nervous Indigestion The action of digestion is controlled by nerves leading to the stomach. When they are 'weak, the stomach is deprived of its energy.

It has no power to do its work. If you want permanent relief, you must restore this energy. Dr. Miles' Nervine restores nervous energy, and gives the organs power to perform their functions. "For many years I was an icuta smfferer from nervous Indication: at times I was fo despondent life seemed almost a burden.

1 tried all kinds of remedies and various physicians with little or no relief, until one ntht last fummiT I luw Dr. Miles' Nervine ana Heart Cure advertised. I resolved to make one more trial which I did In the purchase of on bottle of Nervln and one of Heart Cure. In a few days I hRnn to feel better, which encouraged me so much that I continued tha medicine until I had takm more than a dozen bottles. 1 am very much Improved In every way; In body, mind and spirits r.lnoe.

I make a Hpeol.il roint to recommend the medicine, ana ol a sincere pleasure In knowing that several persons have bwn 1 unfilled throuirh rotfimmenji I Ions." A. S. MELTON. Ashvllle. N.

Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold by your cfmqplst. who will guarantee that tha first bottle will benefit. If it fails, ha will refund your money. Miles Medical Elkhart, Ind While here Joseph Erb is doing considerable carpenter work on his father's house.

Gerlach brothers, who bought a carload of young stock, three to four years old, last winter, have them ready now for their meat market. It is all line looking. Juicy beef, and at the same time will fell for less than the beef trust prices. H0BART NEWS Dr. Clara Faulkner was at Valparaiso yesterday.

Miss Anne Fleck went to Chicago yesterday to visit friends." Miss Mabel Donner of Chicago, formerly of Hobart, is here this week visiting relatives. Mrs. Frank PIo and children left yesterday for a few week's visit with friends and relatives In and near Fort Wayne. On Tuesday John Earle traded four of his lots in Cleveland avenue for the old Itutler building In Main street, now occupied as a bakery and restaurant. HESSVILLE NEWS Mrs.

Havengar was in East Chicago yesterday. T. F. Gorman visited relatives In Chicago yesterday. Mrs.

Evans and pon. Mark. were Hammond visitors today. Fred Jacobs of Chicago Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

William Dedelow. Mrs. T. F. Gorman and daughter, Gladys, spent the day in Chicago.

A little daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Chick yesterday. Mrs. Casper Camp and children of Hammond are guests of Mrs.

Ed Schay. F. Richard Schaaf of Hammond transacted business In Hessville today. Mrs. Anna McLaughlin and daughter.

Esther, are guests of relatives In Chicago for a few days. Tom and Lester Rhodes of East Chicago are spending a few days with James Rhodes and family. They expect to leave soon for Hrazil, South America. Mrs. Havengar.

Mrs. Natke, John L. Hess. Freddie Mueller and William Stickler were in Hammond yesterday as witnesses In the case of Henry Mack vs. Lottie Mack for the custody of their two children.

TOLLESTON NEWS The Ladies" Aid society of Gary met with Mrs. Jones this afternoon. Walter Bar rick left today for a week's visit with friends and relatives at Warsaw, Ind. Miss May Englehaupt returned home today after a week's vacation, which she spent with friends and relatives at Hammond and East Chicago. Misses Genevieve and Henrietta Gibson.

Alma Pahl. Ruth Kunert. May Englehaupt and Mrs. Coplln attended the commencement exercises of the Chicago Business college at Hammond last night. Misses Gertrude Kunert.

Alma Pahl. Mary Inglehaupt and Ruth Kunert. accompanied by Messrs. Arthur Fisher and John Deldel. attended the graduating exercises of the Chicago Business college at Hammond Tuesday evening.

Miss Gertrude Kunert was ona of the graduates. When you stop in Tolestoa rememtwr Louis Gordon's Buffet Cafo Between Mich. Oat. A Ft. Wayne Tracks HV 1 Tl llMIM Vtf VMM to rat.

Prices are mtaoaahla. Board and room per wec-k $iJM Give us a Trial FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN AND AROUND GARY John E. Bears spent yesterday Hammond on business. The local board of Fire Underwriters held a meeting this morning at the office of Secretary Johnson In the Hoover building. Giles N.

Moe, contractor, has begun putting In the stone foundation for the Sax building just north of Sixth avenue on Broadway. The roofers are putting on the tin roof of the Pennsylvania make shift station that is being built on the north aide of the tracks Just west of Broadway. Itev. and Mrs. Deuel are moving into their new quarters south of the Pennsylvania.

Their furniture Is expected to arrive within a ihort time and when this Is Installed, they will be at home to all. Ilev. Deuel held services last avenigr at the South Gary Officer Newman took four prisoners to Crown Point this morning, the first bunch that has gone down for several days. Most of the men arrested now are men that are employed and when fined for an offense committed, are generally able to raise the money without being obliged to lay It out in jail. Inspector K.

E. Beck spent this afternoon here checking up local agents and getting them In better working order on the new conditions. A rate book has just been published, the first one to be issued on Gary. It was not up to date entirely, but Is as nearly so as can be expected under the rapidly Changing conditions. The special feature man, Moss, of the Record-Herald Sunday Magazine section, stopped off between trains this morning.

He has just returned from doing the exposition at Jamestown and recommends going there about the first of August. Says it's great but not Quite done. Inspector Stockberg stole a march on the other boys of the Steel company (and when they missed him a few mornings ago, were informed that lie had Becured a house on the east side, fur- rilshed It and gotten married. Mr. and Mrs.

Stockberg are at home in one of the small double cottages east of Virginia street. Frank Wilder has practically completed his work of grading Eleventh avenue from Broadway to Madison street. The Steel company has its part of the grading from Madison street to Gary's west line also well in hand and it is expected that the Illinois Improvement and Ballast company will begin to haul in slag and gravel within the days. If the contractor on South Broadway would cooperate with the work on Eleventh avenue and finish the north end of his work first, it vould be possible to get a fine road into Gary from the outside by the middle of summer in spite of the vexatious delays that both board and company have encountered in their efforts to get a road through. The Thomas Phee company is the rtumocr of men employed all of the time and every day finds additional equipment for the work they have In hand on the Gary and Western.

About eighty rods of piling in the form of supporting' arches with four piling to each arch, have been driven south of the Wabash running in a curve to the west. Car load after car load of crushed limestone and cement arrives daily for use in making the heavy concrete abuttments that are under construction on either side of the Wabash tracks. The Wabasli has extended Its side tracks from Virginia street the former end of the track, on out to where the Phee company is at work in order to accommodate the additional demand for track room. GRIFFITH NEWS Theodore Liable, our town Judge, visited Hammond Tuesday. He is making quite extensive improvements on his property on Russell street In that city.

Charles Barney, our rural mall carrier, is considering the purchase of another horse. For the past three years one horse has made the regular daily trips without missing one and seems to thrive on it. notwithstanding the fact that the route is one of longest In the county. Quite a serious accident happened to BORMAN DRUG CO. A.

HOWARD BELL, R. Mr. Washington Street between 9th and 10th Avenues. Have you seen those souvenirs or Gary When in Gary, stop, eat and drink at The Wabash Inn Washington near Wabash Track. First class meals.

Fine Beers. Wines and Cicrs. Eat, drink and be merry STEWART BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AXI BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you estl- mates on your building Post Office Building. East Chicago. Bank INDIANA HARBOR, IND.

WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS Only High Grade Goods THE GARY Buffet and Restaurant Charles Della-Chlesa. Prop. Broadway, Gary, Ind.

For Fair Treatment, Rteht Prices and Best BUILDING SUPPLIES go to Toleston Lumber and Coal Co. A. M. Fischer, Manager lumber, Coal, Brick, Cement and thtlg Material TOLESTON JD- Bert Thompson has taken a position as messenger boy in Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Worley are rejoicing over the birth of a baby girl at their home. A trained nurse arrived Wednesday to take care of Mrs. Fred Hayden. who has been sick for some time.

Ed Dannaka had a high bred road mare die a few days ago. It ran into a pitchfork, causing blood poison to set in. Russell Merriman of Bangor, arrived in Lowell Wednesday to join his wife, who has been visiting relatives here the last three weeks. William Buckley anil wife have returned from a visit to their sons at Brazil, Ind. They report Fred In very feeble health, being able to be up only part of the time.

The announcement is made that Joseph Lange and Miss Olive Palmer were marled at Chicago Heights last Sunday. The contracting parties are both well known in Lowell. They will make their home In Chicago Heights, and their many friends join in extending congratulations. MUNSTER NEWS Mr. Sous of Dyer was a Munster visitor yesterday.

Miss Henrika Munster is spending the week in lloseland. Miss Ei-ma Kaske went to Chicago to visit relatives this week. Mr. and Miss Sevrin of Pyer were entertained by Miss Anna Dittrich. William Krosuyk and Charles Dittrich were visiting In Dyer yesterday.

Many of our Munster young people report having had a delightful time at the party given Monday evening by Mr. Selpp of Highlands. Mrs. Krug, a pioneer resident of Saxony, living there since 1S64 till a few years ago, died in Chicago and was buried in Hessville Sunday. The Misses Stallbohm and Kaske were entertained by Miss Mary Kuhl-man last evening.

Musical selections were' given by Miss Kaske and William Dittrich. WHEELER NEWS Misses Jennie and Mary Janes were Chicago visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Clara Smith of South Chicago is spending a few weeks In Wheeler. The barn standing on the Eaton place in town, has been moved to the farm of Lewis Robinson.

Andrew Harris, of Wolverine, formerly of Wheeler, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Cora Mayer, of East Chicago, visited Wednesday with his sister, Mrs. Covey. EAST CHICAGO NEWS Mrs. Abbie Thomas visited friends In Chicago today.

The Lady Macabbes will hold a bazaar at the Elks' hall Saturday evening. II. E. Tuttle has moved from Forsyth and Exchange avenue to his new shop at the corner of Chicago and Ol-cott avenue, newly equipped and strictly up-to-date. 5-3-tf One of Bartholamaie and Rossing's teams became frightened yesterday on Chicago avenue when a boy fired a blank cartridge and ran away.

They ran up Olcott avenue and crashed into a telegraph pole and demolished the wagon. Fortunately no one was hurt. The ladies of the Congregational church will serve supper at the home of Mrs. Ceorge W. Lewis In Magoun avenue tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock.

Following is the excellent prepared menu: Cold Sliced Veal. New Cream Potatoes. Deviel eggs. New Pickled Beats. Brown Bread.

Rolls. Cake. Coffee. Ice cream will also be served. The marriage of Miss Grace Moss and Louis M.

Lomks took place last night at the Moss hall in Olcott avenue, the C. O. Christensen COMTRACTOR AND CARPENTER Frame Houses a specialty East Chicago, Ind. Get a stylish suit for hot weather from ALBERT GIVEN THE TAII-OU. Styles and Prices right.

712 Chicago Avenue. E. Chicago. Ind. 101 State street.

Hammond. STEWART BOWERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Will be pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post Office Building. East Chicago.

Bank Eldg- INDIANA HARBOR. IND. 1. SPECTE EAST CIIICAOO, Agent for North German Lloyd Hamburg-American Una Canadian Pacific Line. Fcrehen Money Transferred.

In order to finish up tbe sale of June Wedding Gifts I still have a lanra selection to offer you at bargain prices. MAX NASSAU jewel0eAician Olcott Avenue Hast Chicago WOLF. HAMMOND JUNE 27th I ft ft 321 Conkey ATerrac MA.MA0!VT2 FENCING HAMMOND, IND. R. MOTT.

Prcc't FRANK HAMMOND Sac A Iraaa. Fr4. R. Meet. Fraak Hai M.

Sharrar. F. R. Schaaf 213 Sibley Street 11 HAMMOND, I ROBERTS DALE NEWS Miss Emily Uteash of Harrison avenue Is confined to her home on account of sickness. Mr.

and Mrs. William Tlram of Indiana boulevard, were Hammond visitors last evening. Harry Timm of' Indiana boulevard has taken a position with the Glue company In Hammond. Mr. and Mrs.

Julius Linneman of Harrison avenue were Chicago business visitors Wednesday. Mesdames John Brookman and H. Ehiers were Hammond business visitors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. John Sundln and children of Harrison avenue spent yesterday visiting relatives in Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Medlin and Mrs. Turnquist and Mrs.

W. S. Medlin were Chicago visitors yesterday. Mrs. C.

Kein and daughter Beatrice of Harrison avenue sjent Wednesday visiting relatives in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Erick of 222 Roberts avenue attended a banquet given by the Eastern Stars at Hammond Tuesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. William Kolley of Stony Island, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Bahn at their home in Indiana boulevard last evening. Misses Lucy Bartoska.

Lillian Mor-tenson, Elnora Fick and Messrs. Elmer Atchison, James Bartoska attended the graduating exercises at the Chicago Business college in Hammond Tuesday evening. Presiding Elder Itev. Shawk of Na-perville, 111., will preach at the Rob-ertsdale Evangelical church, Friday evening. Special music has been arranged by the choir, and a cordial invitation is extended to all.

CLARK STATION Master Waiter Belm is on the sick list. Mrs. F. Gastel went to Chicago on business. Mrs.

F. Bohn of Clark was in Chicago on business. Mrs. Brown of Clark went to Chicago on business. Mrs.

C. Sheurer has returned from a few days visit in South Chicago. INDIANA HARBOR Gus Little transacted business in Chicago yesterday. Mts3 May Lewis was shopping in Chicago Tuesday. Mrs.

Kelley of Commonwealth avenue is on the sick list. Miss Margaret Galvin was shopping in Chicago Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Knoth of Chicago, made his weekly visit to the Harbor yesterday. Mr.

Silverberg of Commonwealth avenue, spent Wednesday evening in Chicago. Messrs. Ed Keeney and Madden of Hammond were Harbor visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Kinney of One Hundred and Thirty-seventh street Is confined to her bed with appendicitis.

V. Dunn and Miss Mary Lightbody of the Harbor and Miss Maude Elliott of South Chicago, attended White City Tuesday night. Miss Ethel Klrkin, formerly stenographer at the American Steel Foundries, was united In marriage to Robert Harrington, also a former resident of this place, Sunday, June 23. at Vernon, Mich. The young couple have the congratulations and best wishes of their many Harbor friends.

hen in Indiana Harbor, Don't Fall to Stop at The New Star Restaurant Block and Michigan Avenues We serve Uest Coffee In City Commutation Tickets $3.50 for S3. 00 Meals at all Hours. WM. PAP1S KAUFMAN'S New Empire Hotel Buffet Now Open for Business With a Full Line of Imported and Domntlc Uqnora and Clgrcr. WILLIAM KAIKMAX.

Proa. When in Indiana Harbor CALL A.D SEC; GEORGE RAOK WE KEKP A FIXE LINE OK LIUUOKS AND CltiAUS. 1703-137th Street. STEWAKT UOWKKS GENERAL COXTRACi'OltS AND BUILDERS Will be pleased to give you eatt mates on your building. Post Office Building.

East Chicago, Bank Bids- INDIANA HARBOR. IWDl Experience. "Experience," said Uncle Eben. "is a good teacher, but she doesn't hesitate 'bout makin' a scholar wear a dunce caD." Wasbinetcn Star. Capitol and Surplus $150,000 United Stutu Depository Will occupy the Rear Room in First National Bank Building while it is remodeling its present quarters.

The entrance is on Sibley Street, and we shall be pleased to serve you there I LAWN-MOWERS, HOSE, WIRE SCREENINGS AND arden Tools and House- furnishing Goods OUR WAGON WILL DELIVER THEM AT YOUR DOOR TELEPHONE 2251 AND LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH P. H. MUELLER 216 Sibley Street ADAM R. EBERT. Prca't FRED.

Vice Hammond Savings Trust Co. FIRE INSURANCE LOANS 3 Interest on Savings and Time Deposits. DIRECTORS: Adam R. Ebcrt. A.

E. Jaraacaa. Telephone 62.