The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. William Betsinger of
West Pullman were in Hegewisch to-
day visiting Mrs. Edwards in Buffalo
avenue.
Philip Stern is very Ill and Is not
able to be at his work. He has vowed
never to consult a physician again and
50 far he IS still alive
Mr.. straus, shop clerk for the Press
ed Steel Car company at McKees
Rocks, Pa. visited the car works in the
interest Of the company
The regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held in the committee room of
the Methodist church this evening.
Everybody Is welcome at this meeting.
Miss Mary Jabrowsky, teacher in the
first primary room of the Henry Clay
school. Is very sick. Miss Giles of East
Chicago will teach her pupils during
| her absence
j. Messner, foreman OF the lumber
yards at the Western Steel Car &
Foundry company. has returned to his
work after a three weeks absence,
during which time he has been very
i'll.
The population Of Hegewisch is in
creasing. A little daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Luke Reed
and also at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hill since the last publication
Of THE TIMES.
Mission church will be in English to-
night. This will probably be the last
week OF the revival services at the
little church. therefore, attend while
you can.
If you want to associate with a
good-looking. jolly crowd and want
TO get a rs cent lunch for 10 cents, at
tend the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society in the committee room of the
Methodist church, Thursday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Valentine received a communi-
cation from her daughter. Mrs. Teller
Of Calgary, Can, who stated that she
with her husband and children were
enjoying the best of health. although
the thermometer registers forty-seven
below zero great part of the time.
Mrs. Gill, who resided at Hegewisch
several years ago, suffered a stroke
OF paralysis last week while at the
hons of her daughter, Mrs Emerson
Meek. at Indianapolis, Ind. She is
still in a very serious condition. Mrs.
Nicholas Sherlock, another daughter,
is also with her.
Robert Foulk, formerly Of the West
ern Steel Car & Foundry company was
inspecting the Standard Car plant at
Hammond Monday. No doubt there
was something of interest there, other
wise he would not have left Hege-
wisch so suddenly. Being dissatisfied
with the conditions he returned and at
present is on East street.
Alderman Moynihan of the Eighth
ward introduced the only amendment
to the city railway ordinance Monday
evening which was carried. This
amendment arranges for transfers be-
tween the City Railway and the South
Chicago and the Calumet Electric
railways as soon as the franchises OF
the two minor companies expires in
six years.
, Much to the surprise Of their friends
Miss Mary Josephine Crane and Claude
Collins were married Wednesday
> morning at the Catholic church AL
5 though everyone was expecting it, they
We're nevertheless surprised Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins are well known
having spent greater part of their
. lives here. They will spend their
5 honeymoon in Bangor. Mich
j Y. A. Beckman. former superintend-
: ent of the Ryan Car company severed
his connection with that company to-
day and from now on Will be connect
ed with the Hartman associated
lines, and Will travel in their interests
He leaves tonight for Detroit and from
there he viii go to Toledo and VIII re-
turn to Chicago in the course of two
!, or three weeks.