The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-08
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

have not yet been developed and will |
doubtless show the true nature of the |
injury.
Edward A. Gross of the East Chi
cago bank steamship ticket department,
has been notified that he will be given
the sale of tickets for the Gary Ham
mond line for this locality. Mr.. Gross
is of pleasing personality and will
make an excellent representative for
cago
Misses Maud Rees and Nellie Scott
attended the Labor day celebration at
Gary yesterday.
J. Roy Morrison of THE TIMES spent
Sunday in Whiting.
Miss Eta Dixon of this city and
Harry Dougherty of Gary visited rela-
tives of the former at Pullman Sunday.
Miss Eta Dixon spent Saturday af
ternoon at Jackson park attending the
NJ E. Sunday school picnic. The affair
was well attended and is reported to
have been a social success such as
East Chicago has not observed for
years.
Chief of Police E. T. Higgins spent
Saturday afternoon in Chicago wit
Messing the Sox-Cleveland game. The
score was pleasing to the chief and he
predicts that Chicago will hold a pen
nan for another year at least.
Michael Surah visited friends in Ken
osha over Sunday.
Walter Forbes returned yesterday
from a three weeks vacation spent
with relatives and friends in Rensse-
laer.
City Treasurer A. G. Slocomb at
tended the Dickinson family reunion at
Lowell on Saturday. The family OBJ
serves this function annually and re-
port an attendance of about fifty at
this years gathering. Three genera
lions were represented.
Miss Marie McKenna spent Saturday
evening at White City.
Charles Nassau has placed a large
electric sign in his window on For
syth avenue. advertising Everybody's
magazine.
Bert HavilI, John Stirling and Charles
McKelvey will commence their dancing
school next Thursday evening in Odd
Fellows hall They will hold their
dances every alternate Thursday and
expect a large attendance for the open
| ing night.
Mrs Mary Styles of Todd avenue is
rapidly recovering from injuries re-
| ceived while alighting from a street
car at Sixty third street in Chicago
about a week ago. Mrs. Styles wash
visiting relatives in Englewood and
was thrown to the ground by the
starting of the car before she gained a
| footing Her wrist was broken by the
| fall and for several days she has SUIT
fered a great deal of pain. She al
leges that the conductor pulled the
bell-rope before she reached the
ground.
| Robert Alexander and Michael Ken
ny took a jaunt to Hegewisch on Sat
urday behind Alexander's PAGER, Ro,
Wilkes.
c. L. Kirk, manager of the Indiana
Harbor-East Chicago Electric Ligh
company left Saturday for an extended
visit with his parents in Cincinnati, o
Clinton & Son, local hardware deal
ers, are offering reward of SIS TO
the apprehension of the thief who
stole a bicycle from the front of thei
store building on Sunday. The ma
chine is fitted with coaster brake
leather covered handle grips, G. & ]
tires, 30-inch wheels and has a blacl
frame. There is no clew by which tn
police can trace the movements of tn
thief. Mr. Clinton also offers re
ward of 81 for the return of the wheel
H. A. Burquest and family, of Ma
goun avenue, returned last evening af
ter vacation of three months. Mrs
Berquest and children have been visit
, ing in Toronto, Canada, and vicinity
. while her husband enjoyed an interest
ing sojourn with relatives in Norwa
and Sweden.
Jacob e Friedman and Williar
Smallberg will go to Argo, Ill, tomor
row to visit the new beet sugar plan
at that place.
DIR. Sarah Noble returned last even
ing from a two weeks visit with rela
tives in Toledo, Cd.
Sidney veaco transacted business i
Chicago this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Rich returned last evenin
to her home in Des Moines, Iowa
James Galloway accompanied her as ia
as Chicago.
Attorney A. Ottenheimer transacte
business in Judge Hubers court /
Gary this morning.
Mrs. May Long is visiting her nice,
Miss nellie Scott for a few days.
Roscoe E. Woods of THE TIMES wa
an East Chicago visitor last evening.
f. H. Mcpherson of Chicago wi
visit friends in East Chicago tomorrow