The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-15

Afternoon to purchase new stock of
Christmas goods for his candy and fruit
store.
George Elder. cashier at the Citizens
German National bank, transacted
business in Chicago Friday.
c. A. Brooks of Manitowac, Wis, will
be the guest Of Hammond friends to-
morrow.
C. E. Bohlinger OF the Chicago Col
lege business staff went to Chicago on
business this afternoon.
o. w. Smith of Elkhart. Ind. was
business visitor in Hammond last even
ing.
G. T. Minish, terminal trainmaster of
the Erie road, was a caller at the Erie
Office Friday.
A. c. CrabilI. division engineer of the
Erie road transacted business in Ham
mond today.
Blaine De Wester of Huntington,
Ind. will spend the remainder of the
week with friends in Hammond.
Miss Dolly Geib, who is very sick,
| at her home, is reported some better
today.
r. L. Miller left yesterday morning
on a business trip to Joliet and Lee
mont, Ill, to be gone a few days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Con
rad, 422 Pine street. an eight-pound
baby boy. Dec. 10.
Avis. the little daughter of Mrs. Ad-
die Abbott. $40 State street. has been
seriously III the past week. but is re-
ported better today
E. A. Snyder, representing the F. w.
Clement company of Chicago, was in
Hammond Friday afternoon on bust
ness with local real estate men.
Lawrence Kern OF Indianapolis, Ind,
stopped over in Hammond today while
on his way to Chicago where he will
spend Sunday with friends.
H. Mettler night ticket agent at the
Erie depot, has quit his job and taken
another with the Indiana Harbor road
| as yard clerk ct Indiana Harbor
Jock Evans, who has veen suffering
spending a few days with his daughter,
Mrs. A w. Williamson of Doty street
returned to his home this morning.
Judge Hembroff of East Chicago was
in Hammond yesterday on his way to
Crown Point. where he went on legal
matters.
Sam Juris Of Huntington. who is en-
| ployed as boiler maker on the Erie
road, was in Hammond on business at
the Erie yards yesterday.
Psychic Palmists, Psychologists and
Clairvoyants at 252 Holman street
You can consult these famous Readers
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be onvinced-12-14-2d.
Joe Martin, chief of police of Gary
who has been living in Hammond and
going to Gary every evening, moved
Yesterday. He Will make mis- home
there.
song and praise service will be
given at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow evening. Special music has
been prepared and a service Of special
interest is assured. The public is In
vited to enjoy the service Of song.
The First Presbyterian church is
planning revival meeting. A singer
and preacher will assist The date is
Jan. $40. Please remember the date
and plan to attend. The members OF
the Presbyterian congregation are urg-
ed to keep those dates clear so thai
we may give our undivided attention
to this great work.
Good News Anticipated.
To the Editor THE TIMEs-Sir: The
los Nickel Plate train arrived on time
at the La Sale station this morning
| know, for I was on it.
LONG SUFFERING.
2. S.-The above hasn't happened
yet, but I thought it might some tim,
when | wasn't there and some enter
prising commuter would score a beat
on me. L. S.
Hammond. Dee. Is.
Dear Santa Claus-I thought I wouIc
write you a few lines to tell you wha
I want for Christmas.
| want an accordian pleated dres
and a doll, so that is all. Your nttI
girl. Ruth Schroeder, 364 Oak street
Hammond, Ind
P. S.-Don't forget the nuts anc
candy RUTH SCHROEDER.
EAST CHICAGO AN ATHENS:
HAS A REAL LIVE AUTHOR
Miss Grace Everetts Has Written ,
Book Entitled "Hymn Treasurer
Which Is FavOrabIy COmmente,
Upon by Critics.
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