The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-07

has left for Iowa. His +
family viii join his some time this I
summer and they viii make their home /
in Waterloo, Iowa.
Mrs. Charles Young of Seventy sixth /
street and Coles avenue entertained the +
Womans club at her home this after /
noon. A short paper on the subject I
of Japan was prepared and the annual +
election OF officers for the ensuing /
year was held.
! GARY NEWS
TIE board of town trustees is in /
Chicago today on business for the mu- /
nicipality.
Mrs. T. E. Knots was quite ill all day
yesterday but is showing considerable /
Improvement
Walter Nowak of the Big Three Real /
estate company. is in Hammond on
business this morning.
AIIS. DF. w dlSn spent sunday mere Z
with lne doctor They expect to move
part of next week.
officer Laws wife visited here Sun
here as soon as he can make suitable
arrangements for a place.
NOV N ha laf nd
to the official local force. He comes
well recommended from Crown Point
and went on duty last evening.
Rumor would have it that Or. Temp
lin is to become a benedict ere the
summer is gone. Sundry preparations
on the doctors part give weight to the
rumor.
The Mission association was furnished
a piano for use in its services in this
locality and as soon as a suitable place
is secured. it will be brought out from
Chicago
James f Ireland has been trans
ferred from charge of the local field
for the Knickerbocker Ice company to
Woodlawn and he and his family ex
pect to move thither the latter part of
this week.
Orosz. the restaurant keeper on the
east side of Broadway just north of the
present Lake Shore tracks. has moved
further north on the same side of the
street being now north OF McFadden,
the coal dealer.
The graduating exercises will be held
tomorrow evening A large interest is
being taken in the preparations ard
an interesting program is to be offered.
County superintendent Curtis expects
to be present at the exercises.
! A recent communication from Super
intendent Writ and wife tells of heir
having been in Antwerp, Bremen, AM
ieen, and other points of interest, being
in Paris on the 21st of April when they
wrote. Had had pleasant trip with
good weather on the way over.
! DR.. Walsh completed arrangements
yesterday for the renting of the fiat
on the second floor of the Moe building
in Broadway near Eighth avenue. He
will have an office there and DIR. Temp
lin will maintain the present Office adj
joining the Hotel Fitz.
The Chicago, Lake Shore & South
Bend Electric has received several ear
loads of their first consignment of troll
ley poles. They have been treated with
a chemical solution to render them
more impervious to the ravages of the
weather and afterwards painted black
Rev. George T. Deuel., the regularly
appointed Methodist minister for Gary
held services here Sunday evening. He
will not be permanently located here
until after the Biblical institute closes
at Evanston in the latter part of May
Mrs. Deuel. would have accompanied
him here Sunday but was compelled t.
leave for her home in Vermont the
early part of last week on account Of
the death of her father.
Captain Norton of the Land company
has had two large signs painted OF
the Land company's building. the on
on the north side of the building anC
the other on the south. The first on,
shows up exceedingly well and can b.
read easily from the passing trains
The other ono makes a good showing
for a long distance coming up Broad
wav.
When in Gary, stop, eat and drink a
The Wabash Inn
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