The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-15
Indiana Harbor.


paid Indiana Harbor visit yester-
day.
Mr.. Panic from Haralovich (wher-
ever that isl registered at the Har-
Dor hotel for dinner yesterday.
Watch US, as the Harbor will be
heard from every night in these col
umns from now on.
From all reports, Peck Dubbs, who
was taken to one of the hospitals
in Englewood last week, is getting
along nicely.
C. F. Wade of Philadelphia, Joe
Laycock, Logansport, and c. Kima-
ich, from Kankakee. were registered
at the Harbor hotel yesterday.
Jack Reinlan was a caller in the
Harbor the other night Everybody
was glad to see Jack, and kept him
busy shaking hands most of the time
he was here
Messrs. O'Connell and Sternberg
have at last reached the pinnacle
OF fame A cigar has been named
after them and the cover of the box
shows a good photo of both
Messrs. j. r. McArdle and Thos
Williams of Pittsburg, were in In
diana Harbor yesterday. They are
officials of the Amalgamated and
were looking after routine business.
Hugie Rigney left Monday morn
ing for trip across the lake Hughie
is going to the Manitou islands and
is mixing business with pleasure, as
he has considerable interests on the
islands which he is going to look af-
ter.
A number of Harbor people who
go to Gary every day. missed the
early morning train Monday. The
Lake Shore had changed the time of
the morning train from 1850 to 1855
and as no notice Ct the change had
been posted most of the boys had
to wait until the 1880 train.
The mass meeting held at the Tod
opera house in East Chicago.
for the purpose of letting the citi-
zens hear and discuss the conditions
of the water and light plants, was
well attended by the business men
from the Harbor A special car car
ried them over at s o'clock, returning
at midnight. The issues were dis
cussed by various representative citi-
zens and the details of the meeting
may be found in another part of this
paper.
Perry Fox has moved his family
to Englewood. where they will reside
in the future. Mr. Fox is the Oldest
conductor in length Of service, work
ing for the c., L 6 s. railroad, Chit
cago division, and is now running
one of the passenger trains between
Chicago and Danville. The terminus
of the passenger trains is, of course
Chicago, and that has made it neces-
sary for Perry to leave the Harbor
BY the way, have you missed Judge
Hembron's smiling face around the
Harbor this week. He left Saturday
With a party of Hammond people
for a two weeks trip across the lakes
The party expects to spend consider
able time fishing, and no doubt the
judge Will have a fine assortment Of
fish stories when he gets back. He
got an early start telling fshy ones
the day before he left; said he wa:
just practieing.
E. G. Dolson returned this morn.
ing from a trip across the lake. He
was visiting his wife and daughter
at Saugatuka. and says the country
around there makes a man think Iif,
is worth living, His daughter hat
narrow escape from drowning yes
terday while in bathing. She wen
into the water and waded out to tn,
sandbar. While standing there a
large wave rolled over her and sh,
went down twice before noticed b.
her uncle who pulled her out in tn,
nick of time.