The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

Roeslng Brewing company was Whit
ing business visitor yesterday.
Local real estate men declare that
the demand for houses. both for rent
and for sale. is extraordinary and past
their hopes OF compliance.
Nj. Stern of the bankrupt store on
Olcott avenue has taken charge of the
Mrs. n. Pitzele emporium on Nine
ty-third street, in South Chicago. Mr..
Stern is an excellent young man, and
will no doubt make good in the new
field.
John ]. Lynch of the Republic Iron
and Steel company has purchased the
J. J. Powers residence. on Beacon
street, closing the deal through the
II. l. Mccoy agency.
Miss Mary Burke, of ABA Northeote
avenue, is mourning the loss of a pair
OF gold-mounted blood-garnets lost be-
tween the ball park and st. Mary's
church on Sunday afternoon. A re-
ward has been offered for their return.
Pante Haralovitch of Whiting was an
East Chicago and Hammond visitor
last evening.
Nose Specter attended the Crumpack-
er meeting in Hammond last evening
and reports splendid and evidently re-
publican gathering that predicts vic
tory in even Hammond at the Novem-
Der polls.
Residents of the west side of the
city watched the prairie fires between
East Chicago and Hammond for sew
praI 10
the strong wind would bring the
flames closer and endanger their homes.
Mrs. w. r. Diamond left yesterday
for MarshaIltown, Ia, where she will
spend week at the home of her sis
ter.
Miss Lillian Maxey of Englewood
was the guest of friends in this city
Tuesday evening.
Anton Rundquist was a Chicago Wis
itor this afternoon.
Mrs. Sidney Veaco is on the sick list,
suffering with tonsilitis. Sidney's cough
medicines are doing efficient work,
however, and Mrs. Veaco will soon be
greatly improved.
Members of the local lodge of Eagles
NN~9~N-S 0ANASAPcSAl6 liSAA sup
per, to be held in the lodge rooms one
week from tomorrow night, on Oct 90
The dinner will be open to only mem
bers of the Eagles lodge and their
| wives
Pedestrians in the central part OF
town were startled last evening to hear
| two shots in close succession. The
| shooting occurred in a downtown sa-
| loon and was merely the innocent
| pleasure of a couple of good-natured
men. The shots were fred into the
/ floor and caused so damage, whatever
although for while 1T looked like the
real thing.
| Edward Harmon af Hegewisch il
| spending a few days in East Chicago
as the guest of r. M. Alexander Of the
Reiland hotel.
| Mrs. Robert Alexander and daughter
Myrtle, were Chicago theater visitor.
yesterday.
Leo Mccormick is the victim of
| severe attack of tonsilitis.
H. L. Mccoy reports the sale of sew
eral lots on the west side of the city.
Local cub fans are still repoicins
over the victory of the past five days
in which their favorites won four GU
of five games from the American
League champions.
Miss Cora Chapman did not atten,
McVicker's theater on Tuesday even
ing as reported in last evenings pa
per. Some one gave THE TIMES cor
respondent a false lead and the articl
was printed with the utmost sincerit
and belief in its truthfulness.
John Hembroff of Sault ste. Marie
Mich, was the guest of Judge an
Mrs. T. M. C. Hembroff in Indian
Harbor yesterday.
Mrs. Gilman of East Chicago was tn
guest of friends in Hammond las
evening.
PROPERTY LOANS at Roes La,
Office.