The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-19

side machinery.
Homer Knobs, of South Chicago. is
in Hammond on business this after
noon.
A railroad man from Indiana Har-
Dor was brought to Hammond this
morning by a local ambulance. Cpon
being taken to St. Margarets hospital
1t was found that he was only Slightly
injured and after having his wound
dressed took q car back To his work. 1t
IS understood that the man was hit
by switch engine. Having his ill.,
Juries dressed he went away so soon
that the sisters did not have time to
get his name.
Miss Mabel Sherry, stenographer at
Stinson brothers law Office. is on the
sick list al her home in Truman ave-
nue..
T. Richard Schaaf, trustee of
North township. was in Hammond yes
! terday on his way to indianapolis.
where he will spend a few days around
the state capital
DR.. J. c. Pannenborg is in Davenport,
Ia, where he will spend a few days.
Miss Florence Mason left today for
Salida, Colo, where she goes to settle
the Mason family affairs there, and
to bring back their personal effects.
She was accompanied to Chicago this
morning by the Misses Fearl Bowman
and May Huber. Miss Mason will be
gone about one week.
Harry Kirkland leaves tomorrow for
New York city from where he will
board a steamer to South America. He
has taken a position as engineer for
the United States Metal Refining com
pany. He expects to be in South Amer
lea the remainder Of the year.
William Pasehen of Michigan City.
Ind. spent today with Hammond
friends, he will go to Chicago this
evening.
The Elgin, Joliet and Eastern road
have large force of men working in
Hammond this week putting up tele-
graph line along the E. J. and e.
tracks from Hammond to Joliet
Oscar Henning of Boston. Mass.
is transacting business in Hammond.
Whiting, East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor this week.
Several foreigners passed through |
Hammond this morning over the Erie /
road from New York city, enroute to /
Chicago from where they will go to
western points.
Milton Johnson of East Chicago is
in Hamond on business this afternoon.
Attorney James Carson Of Chicago.
was in Hammond on professional bust
ness this afternoon.
Earl Crawford of Crown Point was
the guest of Hammond friends last
evening.
Morton Smith of Frankfort, Ind
passed through Hammond today on his
way to Chicago whre he viii spend !
the week with Chicago friends
Bert Kennedy, material clerk for the |
American Telephone and Telegraph !
company who is making Hammond his /
headquarters went to Dyer this morn
ing on business for the company.
Twenty five new ears for the Chicago
Northwestern road were at the Erie
yards today on their way to Chicago
from where they will go west to be
put into service.
man whose name could not be
learned barely escaped being killed to
day as he was trying to get across the
State street Lake Shore crossing. He
was running and upon seeing the train
hesitated and then made break just
getting across the tracks as the los
shot by, had the man been hit he would
have had scant sympathy from some
of the OnlOOkers who freely expressed
their opinion Of a man who would risk
his life like that
Miss Ada Allen who formerly was f.
S Betzs private stenographer at the
Betz plant has resigned her position
and viii leave tonight for Chicago
from where She will so to New York
city on an extended visit of about six
months.
Attorney Milo Bruce went to Gary
this afternoon on legal business.
Several new houses are being CON
structed on east Michigan avenue and
also on Summers street.
Michael Hill OF Seattle. Wash, stop
ped over in Hammond today while
his way TO Lafayette Ind. whrer he
viii spend two weeks with friends. Mr..
Hill said at one time I was well ac-
quainted here, but don't suppose
would know many people now as the
city has grown to such an extent that
hardly knew the place"
Frank Shine left this afternoon for
Crown Point with three DRINKS. John