The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-11
INDIANA fIARBOR

H. C Ralston returned yesterday
from a trip to South Bend. Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. L B. Seeds have had
their son and his wife visiting them
from Newton. Ia
The negro arrested as an accomp-
lice in the attempt to rob Mrs Frenck's
fat. was allowed to go free
T B. Walker is preparing to move
from Regent street 10 his new home
on Drummond street.
Fred Fish has succeeded Thos. HIATT
in Oscar Goerg's drug store.
The steamer NJ. a. Hanna left here
Sunday for South Chicago. after dis
charging its cargo of iron ore
Attorney NJ. c Frysinger was in
Hammond on business today.
AR Miller, representing the Greer.
Wilkinson company of Indianapolis,
was in town Saturday
L. b. Seeds has finished his work in
Gary and IS in the Harbor again.
Mrs. Harriet Winslow is visiting
in Auburn Park, the guest of Or. and
Mrs. Mather
The B. and o. engineering corps is
occupying the house on Regent street
formerly owned by W. B. VanHorne.
A steam pump has been placed in
front Of Joe Pounds barber shop on
Block avenue for the purpose of pump
ing out the sewer which had become
clogsed, causing easements to become
flooded.
Charles Yeager. Il Pennsylvania ave
nue. shoemaker. who sometime ago was
roughly handled by a crowd for abus-
ing his wife. was on the rampage
again last night, shouting so loudly
that he could be heard block or more.
The new steam laundry on Block
avenue started up today.
The Boosters have decided to charge
| 81 a couple to their ball to be given
at the South Bay Hotel New Years
eve.
The Indiana Harbor auditorium will
be ready for occupancy by the holt
days
Miss Gladys Williams was taken
quite sick last Friday night
James Moore was out from Chicago
Sunday to visit E. E. Dubbs and other
friends
of Englewood. visited friends and rela-
tives here Sunday.
A subscription paper is being cir
| culated to secure funds to provide for
a gala day for the dedicating of the
new city hall.
Little Georgetta Smith. is quite sick.
Rex Walton is i'll and is covered
with n rash and 1t is feared he has
been poisoned.
Miss Jennie Szymanski, who has
mild case Of typhoid fever, remains
about the same as she has been for the
last two weeks.
J. L. Lisbee former master mechan-
ic at the Inland. returned yesterday
from Pittsburg and points in Canada.
He left today to accept a good posi-
ton in the east.
| S. P Ballard has returned from his
prospecting trip to Michigan. He has
purchased an eighty acre farm near
Baldwin. Lake county, and expects to
move there.
Rev. T. II. Phillips is in town set
thing up his affairs preparatory to
starting for Arkansas to take charge
Of Episcopal missions.
James Kroupa, who mysteriousIy
disappeared a few weeks ago, returned
to his home here yesterday 1t is re-
ported that he has been in West
Baden.
Emil Landell, young man employed
at the Lake Shore freight office, is very
/ low at the Augustine hospital in Chi
cago with heart trouble and there is
little hope for his recovery.
Mrs. Thomas Smurden is seriously
i'll with blood poisoning.
Mrs. NJ H. Rogers has returned from
her visit to indianapolis.
Born Dec. 5. to Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Hardesty, a son.
Messrs. Brandt and Dilley returned
from a hunting trip to Pine with 21
rabbits.
Miss Mary Lightbody was sick on
/ Thursday and unable to attend to her
duties in the postoffce.
| Miss Annie Black is assisting in
the postoffce for a few days.
The committee on arrangements for
the Boosters New Years eve bali met
at the South Bay hotel. The tickets
Will be 81 couple.
Miss Jennie Szymanski has been sick
for the past three weeks. threatened
with typhoid fever.
Miss Anna Warner is able to be out
again after a long siege with typhoid
fever
Mrs. E. s. Gilbert has been sick the
past week.
Editor Moberly of the Sentinel Wis
tied his parents at Eureka, Ill, this
week and was accompanied home by
his father.
Harry Duthwaite returned today from
Pueblo. Colo. and Will leave tonight
for Cleveland. Q.
Martin Bros. who have been working
here on street paving. have returned
to their home in haywood, III.