The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-09-25
Gary News

Mrs A. C. Huber and daughter Helen,
returned this morning from a short
visit in East Chicago.
The school and jail are shingled and
Will be sealed by tomorrow evening so
far as can be done
Mr. Borman. Of Borman & White of
Hammond transacted business here this
morning.
Part OF the school supplies ordered
last week have arrived and the re-
mainder will be here in time 10 be in
stalled yet this week so that every
thing will be ready for work on the
part OF the scholars by Monday.
T. z. Knots, the postmaster, is at
tending the district convention of post
masters at Valparaiso His presence
adds great weight to anything that may
be done by Uncle Sans right hand
man
Arrangements will be made for hold
ing Sunday school in the school build
ing next Sunday. For the last two
Sundays 1t has been held at the Steel
company's barracks which was rather
inconvenient owing to their location.
The Krug company had a slight ac-
cident this morning in which the small
track slipped for them starting two of
the small dump cars down towards the
river. The engine drew them back in
time 10 prevent their being drowned.
VIM. D. Haynie. attorney of the firm
of Knapp. HaynIe & Campbell, made
extended visit here this morning. He
has seen but little of the work done by
his firms largest client, the u. S. Steel
corporation, and took this occasion TO
become better acquainted with It.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. Schwede, of
the engineering corps. leaves for his
work at school at the University of
Wisconsin, where he will join Mr..
Hirsch who went last Saturday Mr.
Post. the other of the trio. from the
Wisconsin u" remains here to con-
tinue the work.
One of the young men who has been
working for O'Brien & Hayden for sew
eral weeks, left this morning to apply
for a position with Knots & Bonn
erger of Hammond as stenographer.
He is a graduate lawyer from Valpa-
raise and expects tosreturn here in the
spring and open up an office.
DIR. Walsh's patients Mr.. Frederiksen
and the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Warne, are well on their way to re-
covery. They were threatened with ty-
phoid fever Mr.. Frederisken expert
enced a great loss in weight during his
illness. He has lost altogether since
coming to Gary some sixty pounds. al
though not yet out of the heavy weight
class.
The completion of the school census
which shows total school number of
sixty-seven. makes it more than prob
able that the quarters now being built
will be too small and an addition will
have to be built. If the attendance is
at all like the census it will Of course
be necessary to divide up the work and
put in another teacher to assist Mr.
Wildermuth to give a portion of the
grades to one teacher and the remain
der to another.
took into consideration the large num-
Der of leisure class that will probably
need accommodation and will have a
large room in which to take care OF
them The steel cells purchased will
stand in the west end of the building,
in front Of them will be the rooms for
transients, amply protected by steel
grated windows and door and in the
front end OF the building Will be the
marshars quarters and the engineers
office.
Father Jansen and the Rt Rev. AL
erding bishop for the district, made an
extended visit here today. They were
looking up a site kor an institution and
will in all probability make arrange
ments for quite an extensive property
TO be developed as the circumstances
and conditions demand. The bishop
was greatly impressed with the vast
ness OF the undertaking and expressed
his admiration OF the work that is be
ing done.
Tolleston
Alma Radmer and Mamie Gordon are
on the sick list being unable TO at
tend school for few days
H. a. Townsley has been appointed
justice of the peace of the newly in
corporated town of Tolleston
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmidt are the
proud parents OF baby daughter. born
Saturday morning.
Mrs Pledge and son. Percy have
zen visiting In Tolleston for 9 few