The Lake County times., 1907-05-25

accompanied him to the city TO see MIN |
off
The Sangerbund society are planning |
an elaborate farewell party to be given |
in its honor in Chopin hall
Miss Helen Brown, daughter of Pres !
ident Brown of Valparaiso university, |
was in town last night the guest Of j.
NJ. Stinson and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Bieker of Scherer-
vile, arrived in Hammond this morn |
ing to visit their two sons, the Biek |
er Bros. of the feed store.
Traffic on the Nickel Plate was de-
layed for more than an hour last night
when a freight engine was derailed
near Hegewisch. No injuries were re-
ported.
E. G. Steimic. yardmaster at the Glib
son yards. has resigned his position
and will leave this evening for Mt
Clemens, Mich. where he will take
treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. Rev. Lewis S. Smith returned
from Greencastle, Ind, this morning.
where she has been visiting her son,
William, and daughter. Orpha Smith,
attending DePauw university.
Stephen MCNEIL and Walter Wallace
have resigned their clerical positions
at the Gibson yards and viii leave this
evening for Occur d'Alene. Idaho,
where they will reside in the future.
Miss Dill, teacher of room of the
Irving school, has been sick for the
past week and unable to attend to her
duties Miss Mabel Beck, who has been
attending the Chicago university is re-
| lieving her.
/ Mrs. p. B. Lipinski returned home
from Chicago this morning where she
has been under the care of special
ist for some time. Her health is re-
ported to be very much improved as
result of the treatment.
Fred w. Van Sicklen, representative
of the Motor Age, of which his brother
N. H. Van Sicklen, is the publisher,
was a visitor in Hammond today, stop
ping over to visit the plant of The
LAKE COUNTY TIMES, "of which," he
SAID, Il nave nSafQ SO IIluCL
! Superintendent Mcdaniel announces
that the children of all the schools in
the city from room up will be treated
to a Decoration Day address. Attorney
Peter Crumpacker has been secured to
speak to the students at 2:90 Wednes-
day afternoon in the auditorium.
Paul B. Lipinski, the real estate and
steamship ticket agent, will leave on
Aug. 1 for business and pleasure trip
to Germany and Austria. Mr.. Lipinski
| expects to be gone several weeks and
will be accompanied by twentyti five
friends from this and neighboring
cities.
The Grand Vaudeville theater has an
unusually good bill this week, the best
number of which is the Giant quar-
> tet, composed of colored singers who
have exceptionally good voices. The
juggIer and the moving pictures are
also worth seeing as they are above
the ordinary ability. A crowded house
demonstrated that the public is appre-
ciating the bill.
. c. S. Clark of Lowell, passed through
town this morning on his way home
r from Fort Wayne where he had beer
n attending the state encampment of the
a G. A r. He is we'll pleased with the
a hospitality of the town and reports
n having a splendid time, regardless o
+ the rainy weather. There were owe
= $4,000 soldiers in the parade whicl
= formed line four miles long. Hobar
/, and Lowell were the only cities in thi
s county repres ented by members Of tn
= C. A. r.
A pitiful sight was presented to tn
pedestrians on State street about
o'clock last night when a foreigne
whose foot had been crushed while a
:, work at the Standard Steel Car com
: pany hobbled into town on the arm
of two of his associates. There wa
nothing to cover the wounded foot bu
# a f1imsy rag bound around it at tn
q time of the accident Those who wit
messed the incident expressed indigna
tion that whoever had charge Of tn
gang in which he worked would IA
to provide an ambulance for the mar
Gerald Gillett, son Of Judge John +
Gillett, will graduate from the Indian
apolis Law school next. Wednesda!
He is one of the Hammond high schoC
5 ex-graduates and is we'll known in thi
l. city. After graduating from the 1ocs
q school he entered Wabash colleg
where he received his preparatory edJ
:, cation and from there went to the II
dianapolis Law school to study h
chosen profession. He has not decide
= yet whether he will begin the practiC
y. of law Immediately after graduation
- Dutch for Oil King.
! w. W. Scott, Passaic IN. j. Law
a yer, is negotiating with persons {
= Holland descent Of that city in a
10 attempt to induce IL to go to Clev
land, O., and take up their homes {