The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-07-31
ALL ABOARD FOR JAMESTOWN!
PARTY LEAVES TOMORROW
Guests Of The Lake County Times About to Start on
One of the Most Splendid Trips the Coun
ty Affords

Tomorrow afternoon at 3:47 THE
LAKE COUNTY TIMES exposition party
of young women and the representa-
tives Of the paper who will accompany
them. will leave on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad for Jamestown. Va.
The most successful contest of this
kind that was ever conducted in this
territory is about to pass into history
as the twelve young women with their
heart action quickened by the joyous
anticipation of the greatest trip Of the
year, leave Hammond for their ten
days vacation.
The successful contestants have all
made the usual preparations for a
junket of this kind and all that is now
necessary for the start is the train and
the conductors. "b-o-a-r-d!"
Mrs b. T. P Bel. who is to be the
chaperon, and her daughter Grace ar
rived in Hammond from their summer
home in Wisconsin and are now ready
to accompany the party
All Arrangements Made.
THE lake COUNTY TIMES has made all
arrangements for the tickets and the
berth reservations and the members of
the party will not have a care until
they return to Hammond eleven days
hence.
The party is a congenial one and
every one anticipates a delightful trip.
IT win include the following persons:
Mrs. b. /. p. Bell and daughter. Grace,
Misses Anna Grey, Nora Reilley, Daisy
Emery, Anna Kruse. Callie Johnson
Estella Keilman of Dyer Mayme Mail
lett of Crown Point. Gertrude Cole of
East Chicago, Lillian Doe of Hegewisch,
Nellie Hennephin Of Whiting, Anna
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Nellie and Mr.. Eugene MeGovern.
The itinerary is one of the best that
could possibly be arr nged. 1t includes
all Of the most interesting places in the
east and the trip alone is to be one of
the best features of the outing to say
nothing of the jamestown exposition
and its environs.
TO Niagara Falls.
From Hammond the route will be
over the Michigan Centrals splendid
line to Niagara Falls where the party
will have the chance Of seeing the
worlds greatest cataract. The party
viii arrive al the falls early IN the
morning of the second day and win
have from 6.o2 in the morning until
s.15 in the evening to view the wonders
of the Horseshoe falls, the American
falls, the rapids of Niagara river and
the attractions of the great industrial
region that has been built up aroun6
the greatest source OF natural power
on the American continents.
over the New York Central's lines th'
trip will be made to Buffalo from wher
the party viii go to Albany N Y.
and arrive there at 5:15 in the morn
ing.
Here one of the most attractiv
parts of the trip will begin. From Al
bany a Day line steamer will TAX
the party down the magnificent Hud
son river to New York.
Most Beautiful of Trips.
This trip is said to be the most beau
tifui in America. The palisades, tn
mountain scenery, the picturesqu
towns along the way. the view of tn
Catskin mountains and the delight O
a day on one of these palatial rive
steamers will never be forgotten b
the party
The party will spend thirty-s
hours in the greatest metropolis Q
the country, where there will be am
pie time to see the sights of this grea
city.
In the morning the trip will be con