The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-01

/ w QlLl45 NiS1LOF sunday.
Charles Henrdickson of Wilcox, is
seriously I'll with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melvin have
started housekeeping in the Putnam
fats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schrage. jr.. of
Schrage avenue, moved 10 Hyde Park
yesterday.
Mrs. Henry and daughter. Florence.
of Ohio avenue. are visiting relatives
in Peoria. III.
Mayor Fred J. Smith returned yes
terday from Lake Wawasee. Ind, where
he spent several days.
The Gary Construction Co. are to be-
gin paving of One Hundred and Nine
teenth street this week.
Mr.. Douglas of the c. T. T. r. R. has
returned from Seymour, Ind, where
he attended the funeral of his brother.
Fred Adams of New York avenue,
left for Canton. o. this morning TO
spend a few weeks with his parents.
Miss Nellie E. Wycor is expected
home from Detroit Mich, tomorrow.
where she spent her vacation with her
sister.
Miss Nellie E. Wycor is expected
home from Detroit, Mich. tomorrow
where she spent her vacation with her
sister.
Fred Helms OF White Oak avenue,
has returned from Shelby, o., where
he spent one week as the guest Of his
brother.
/ Mrs. Beach, mother Of Stowen Beach
of Pennsylvania avenue, was taken to
the Wesleyan hospital in Chicago yes
terday suffering with typhoid fever.
Miss Gaynene Eaton of Fred street,
will begin her kindergarten course at
the Chicago kindergarten college in
Michigan avenue. Chicago this week.
Mr.. Alex Connors, who was to have
left for New York with TIE Girl
Rangers" yesterday has decided to re-
Thursday
Miss Ruth Gardner entertained few
friends at an informal gathering at
her home In Fred street last evening.
those in attendance.
Miss Ruth Gardner entertained a
/ favxy Of an inf ezafbPrfn q
at her home in Fred street last even
Ing. a most pleasant time is reported
by those in attendance.
Mrs. A. B. Garfield entertained Misses
Maud Durand of Hyde Park. Mae Bowta
of Englewood. Lille Larson and Lucille
Watson of Chicago, at her home in New
York avenue, Sunday afternoon.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
society will hold meeting in the par
lors of the Methodist church tomor-
row evening to complete arrangements
for the coming district convention.
The many friends Of Miss Grace
> Flaugher will be disappointed to learn
that it will be impossible for her to
return home from the Presbyterian
hospital this week as was expected
t b
Frank Mcpherson, who has spent
four weeks at the home OF his parents
: / in Cleveland, returned to Whiting
Sunday morning, and spent the day
with J. Roy Morrison of New York
avenue In the evening Mr.. McPher-
son returned to Chicago to take up his
former position
Sheriff Fred C. Carter of Crown
Point. was in Whiting yesterday morn
. ing serving subpoenas on the witnesses
; OF the Sachar and Kovar murder case
Those upon whom papers were served
were instructed to be in Crown Point
Oct g. Sachar, who did the shoot
ing is stil1 at large.
Next to making the pilgrimage to tn,
quaint little village of Oberammsrgau
located in the mountain Businesses Of tn,
Bavarian Tyrol, q few hours ride from
Munich, where the Passion Play i:
presented every ten years by the vii
=, layers in fulhliment Of a solemn vow
made decades ago on condition tina
their town should be spared from tn,
pestilence which ravaged the surround
ing hamlets, the reproduction by NOV
ing pictures Of the scenes which are
enacted throughout an entire day ar
Of peculiar interest to the Christian
world Twenty nine of these scenes
=, are to be presented Wednesday AM
Thursday OF this week at the New
Electric theatre and the audiences vii
undoubtedly find them interesting AM
impressive to q high degree. A yer!
able address accompanies the pictures
= UncompIimentary Criticism.
At recent sale Of books and curio
the auctioneer said: This book, gen