The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-23
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Or. ana Mrs. Pannenborg Of Webb
street.
Mrs. \. Burg and daughters of Crown
Point, were in Hammond Saturday
shopping.
Miss Anna Dietrich Of Munster is
spending few days with relatives in
Hammond
Miss Hattie Dahl has gone to her
home in Loweu to spend the holidays.
Miss Burnett has gone to her home
in Detroit. Mich, to remain during the
school holidays.
Mrs Peter Kooy and daughter.
Gertrude Of Munster. were in Ham
mond shopping Saturday.
John schaub Of whiting was in
Hammond on business Saturday.
J. Floyd Irish was a business visitor
In Cary Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mable Hooper a teacher in the
Franklin school has gone to her home
In Plattviue, Wis, to spend the holt
days.
Miss Mary Newman is spending the
holiday vacation with relatives in Sau-
gatuck, Mich
Miss Mable Sherry is reported i'll at
her home in Truman avenue.
Miss Anna Morbeck OF Indianapolis
is here to spend the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Champaign Of Rimbach
avenue. and Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Hanson
Of sibley street.
Miss Dora Han Of Thayer, Ind, IS
visiting her sister. Miss Daisy Hall
at the Lash hotel.
Miss Mable Palmer Of East Chicago
visited in Hammond today.
Miss Ethel Ebright is spending the
day n Chicago.
Miss Elsa Masepohl spent the after
noon with friends in Indiana Harbor
Mrs. Fred Lash spent the day shop
ping in Chicago
Miss Daisy Hall is i'll at the Lash
hotel
c. c. smith Of East Chicago is in
hammond today on business.
Fine display of holiday wreaths at
{
Harry Jacques. Of Honor, Mich, is Wis
ting his brother, Wallace Jaques Of
1876 Doty street. for few DAYS
Mr. and Mrs r. j. Henry and brother
Martin will leave for Marion and Della
ware. O.. to visit their parents over the
holidays.
Miss Ida Muenich entertained a par
ty Of friends Saturday in honor Of her
birthday anniversary. A number Of
young people were in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wolf and children
will spend Christmas with relatives in
Rensselaer,.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newell of South
Holman street viii spend the Christ
mas holidays with relatives in Michi-
gan.
Miss Ada Nelson has gone to Wheel
er. Ind, to spend the week with
| friends.
Attorney and Mrs. l. Modjeska en-
tertained visitors from Chicago yester-
day at their home in Walters street.
Attorney /. Modjeska win go to Chi
cago tomorrow on professional bust
ness.
on Saturday night. Dec. q. a happy
surprise was in store for the Rev. Val
| Ziemer of the German Evangelical I'm
manual church 1t was his ffty-ninth
birthday anniversary. which was CRATE
fully remembered by the members,
especially the Ladies Aid, who pre-
scented him with handsome Russian
| leather rocker finished in oak, while
the Mems guild gave a beautiful ma
/ hogany center table. Twenty five mem
bers helped the committee to present
their compliments and offer congratu-
! lations 4 very pleasant evening was
passed and the church wishes its
pastor God speed in his work and a
goodly number of years in the Lord
services.
At the Towle opera house. opening
Christmas afternoon and continuing
| the balance Of the week, J. Wallace
Clinton will present Cora Lawton
Mitchell. a very strong emotional act
ress supported by a company in a rep
ertoire of popular plays. each one a
| proclamation in itself. Miss Mitchell
/ will be supported by Mr.. Charles Nor
timer as her leading man. The opening
play viii be "A Woman's Revenge"
/ a piece taken from New England mill
/ life. The play at the evening per
Torrance viii be the BLACK Flag." a
! play taken from convict life and has q
beautiful little love story connected
All Of Miss MitcheTs plays gives her a
/ splendid opportunity to display her
beautiful costumes.
/ The company also carries full lire
of vaudeville features. headed by the
Great Lister. who viii positively inter
tain you. The prices are 10. 20 and 50
cents Saturday matinee, 10 and 20
cents.
NEW LAUNDRY NOW OPEN.