The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-10-23

tor Beveridge speak at Towle's last
night.
E. F. Clifton of South Hammond
went to Valparaiso today to visit
friends.
G. W. Branch of Chicago was in
Hammond today on business with the
Enterprise Spring Bed company.
F. G. Gunert of Attica, Ind, made a
business trip. to Hammond yesterday,
returning this morning.
". H. wilkinson of Chicago stopped
over in Hammond today on his way to
New York City.
James r. Hill of Chicago was
business visitor in Hammond this
morning.
c. A. Gray of indianapolis stopped
over in Hammond today on his way to
Chicago.
f. Humpher of Humpher Bros, went
to the city this afternoon on business
for the firm.
Ed Simon of Hobart came up to Ham
mond today to look after the Demo-
cratic headquarters here.
FIJI Harold of Cleveland. O. stopped
over in Hammond this morning on his
way to Chicago.
d. w. Fox of Delphi, Ind, transacted
business with the Stein Hirsch Glue Co
yesterday
James Thomas of Hammond will
spend the remainder of the week with
friends in the city.
VIM. Hicks of Valparaiso, Ind. Will
be the guest of Hammond friends to-
night.
G. d. Moffet OF Detroit will be the
guest of Hammond friends this even
| ing.
Walter Bowen of Hammond left to-
| day for Elkhart, where he will spend
the remainder of the week with rela-
tives.
George Meyer. representing tho
American Radiator company, of Chi
cago, was in Hammond today on bust
ness with Read, Murdoch & Co.
Ralph Stewart, the son of Mrs. M A
Stewart, 222 Fayette street, has been
very low with typhoid fever, but is re-
ported better today.
was among the ont-of-town people to
hear Senator Beverage speak at
Towle's opera house last night
II. Lowe of Hammond left this morn
ing for Monticello. Ind, where he will
spend the remainder of the week with
friends.
Attorney Moses Bullock, who has
charge of the democratic headquarters
here, was called to Hobart yesterday
afternoon on legal business.
Arthur Jones of Rock Island, ILL.,, who
at one time worked in Hammond passed
through today from indianapolis on his
way to Chicago.
VIII Hoshaw of New Paris. Ind.
lspent yesterday afternoon with friends
in Hammond, going to Lowell on the
afternoon Monon train.
L. l.. Levey of Hammond, who has
been laid up for some time with rheu
matism, left this morning for Yves
Baden, where he will take the baths il
hopes of regaining his health.
A. j. Bowser, candidate for joint sen
ator from Lake and Porter counties
was in Hammond today on politica
business.
Ward Mack formerly of Hammond
was here from South Bend today on in
surance business and also visite'
friends at the same time.
Mrs. Henry Dahlkamp of Hammond
and Misses Thiele and Crawford 0
Schererville, returned last night from
Fort Wayne, where they attended tn
funeral of Clara Binke.
NJ. Lands and son. NJ. e. Lands o
Harrington, n. D., who have been visit
ing friends and relatives here, left thi
morning for Akron, Ind, where the
will spend the week with other rela
tives.
p W. Frett, formerly of Harmon
now of Chicago, spent this afternoo
with friends here. He was recent
appointed meat inspector in the cit
and says he is well pleased with hi
new position.
Word comes from Hessville this
Michael Gunther, who has been yer
sick. has shown considerable improve
ment and is Oh the road to recover!
His daughter of Salt Lake City, VIII
is visiting him. intends to remain for a
indefinite time.
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