The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-19

E. B. Rogers of Cleveland. o.. was
the guest of friends in Hammond last
evening.
w f. Brunt, the North Holman
street plumber transacted business in
Chicago yesterday afternoon.
Attorney ]. VIII Belshaw of Lowell
was in Hammond Tuesday on legal
business.
Attorney Edward schottler went to
Crown Point yesterday afternoon on
legal business.
Merle Newly has taken a position as
baggage master at the Nickel Plate
depot.
J. D Miller of Philadelphia. Pa.
spent Tuesday in Hammond on bust
ness.
| Sam Abalman went to Chicago Tues
day Afternoon to see I. Gobitz, who is
very low with appendicitis at the
Presbyterian hospital.
Miss Laura Rohde has been com
PEELED to quit her studies at the Chi
cago business college on account of a
sprained wrist.
F. T. Bowles, superintendent of the
Kankakee division of the c., I. & s.,
was here on important business yes
| terday.
P J. Dietrich of Hastings, Neb., was
in Hammond this morning on his way
to Dyer, Ind, where he will visit
friends for few weeks.
J. T. O'Brien, one of the contractors
on the Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville
road, arrived in Hammond last night
on business.
On account of the 1908 Lake Shore
train being one hour late today most
of the people who intended to take 1t
went on the 2:O6 Michigan Central
train.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ham
mond, baby boy.
E. P. Ames was among the passen-
gers to Chicago this afternoon.
The funeral services of Oscar Koge-
lar will be held at the residence in
Williams street at 2:30 o'clock Thurs
day. The Eagles will have charge OF
the funeral services.
Master Lloyd Ebert is very sick at
his home in Sibley street.
J. Austin of the Simplex Appliance
company left yesterday for Arizona
and other southern points, where he
will spend few weeks.
T. Blake, who was injured abour
two weeks ago on the sibley stree
Erie crossing. and who has been con.
fined at ST. Margarets hospital ever
since, is again able to be around.
Daisy, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Schafer Of Douglas street, who
improved.
w. E. Nee and H. futile were among
: the business men in Chicago this af
ternoon.
c. C. Smith of East Chicago was ii
Hammond today on business.
Miss Minnie Mouk is very i'll at he
home in South Holman street
NJ. Gerville and o. A. Summers, rep
resenting the Chicago Inter Ocean
were in Hammond today soliciting or
ders for the paper
Mrs. Chas. Dyer was in Chicago yes
terday on a shopping trip.
Miss Mae Arkin is in Chicago shop
ping today.
H w. Weaver of Gary, Ind. trans
acted business in Hammond this aft
E ernoon.
Josephine, the daughter of Mr. an,
Mrs J. J. waskum. who has been yer.
: sick with diphtheria, is much bette
: this afternoon.
Mrs w w Mcmahon, who has bee
e very i'll is much better today.
Mrs. John Shepard of May stree
who is on the sick list, is convalescen
s today.
L. l. Whitney OF the Simplex Office
has gone to Racine, wis, on bushes
d for the company.
D. c. Carpenter of South Bend, Ind
was in Hammond yesterday on bushes
e connected with Broadstreets Com
o mercial agency.
W. F. Brunt was in Chicago yesteI
r, day on business.
s. A. Mcfarland of Chicago sper
yesterday with friends in Hammond
st w. Thomas of the Simplex ofic
was reported on the sick list yestel
day.
ID G. L Larwe Of Muncie. Ind. was
Hammond on business today.