The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-16
GARY NEWS

Mrs. A. C. Huber spent this after
noon with her people in East chicago
Fred Lee of Creston. has accepted a
position with one of the large con-
tractors here
T. E. Knots, president of the town
board, is looking after business
ests in Hammond today.
Attorney Briggs. deputy prosecu'o-'
is at Valparaiso for few days -
ing up some criminal trials ina
progress there.
Julian Youche. vice presi' - tta
Indiana Harbor bank spent pa
ere~,oov here today, looking alter
business interests.
~ Rowley. chief engineer for the
-, conpany, was unable to be at
York today on account of the seri-
ne illness Of his wife and little daugh-
ter
There have been a number of appli-
cations filed in the last few days for
positions on the municipal police force
among them being several of the
watchmen on the North Side.
Mr.. Call of Hartford City. father of
Attorney Call of Hammond, returned to
his home this evening after spending
several DAYS here. He is cement and
concrete contractor of considerable ex-
perience.
E. X. Browne and a party of friends,
all from Boston, came down early this
morning and spent the entire day max
ing a thorough inspection of both the
mill and town site. They expect to
become investors here, the intention
being to open a retail store.
B. ]. Hoover. son of Contractor
Hoover, on Broadway, leaves this even
for his former home in Cleveland. He
expects to return in the spring and If
the necessary talent is available. will
organize a band. He was leader of one
of CIevelands best bands for several
years.
The Clark Construction company re-
ceived today a large steam pump fol-
use in drying the Easements OF the
buildings which they have contracts
for. The pumps that have been work
ing were somewhat uncertain and OF
too small capacity for the large work
they have.
Euclid avenue has again crept into
the limelight. It has long been known
as the street having the Oldest pio-
neers in Gary Along 1t a large num-
Der of Gary's four hundred have THEN
homes and recent developments bring
it forward as the street on which the
first real neighborhod row took place
in our city of varied interests. The
"causa de belli" was a quiet meeting
of several ladies, in which one took
occasion to give her opinion of another
lady The other lady, although they
had promised not to say a word. learn
ed of this opinion and proceeded to
publish hers of the first speaker. As
a result the one who felt most SANDER
ed appeared before Judge Fitzgerald
yesterday and proceeded with many
interjections of righteous wrath, to
swear out a warrant against the other
for assault and battery there being nc
other way of reaching her for talk
ing. The Judge has subpoenaed every
witness within reach, that is every
feminine witness and will hold cour1
on Thursday to gather in the thread!
of gossip which have begun to travel
Evidently the Judge does not realiz'
what he is bringing upon himself
However. being a man of considerable
courage he may be able to advise tn,
belligerent residents of the famous
old street just what course to pursue
IN order to appease their thirst for re
venge. No names could be secured bu
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