The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-03
HERE AND THERE.

Miss Clara Hooverm, 1865 Eighty
seventh street, returned to her home
after a two weeks visit with friends
ct Logansport Ind.
Miss Lille Schuster is visiting her
aunt, Miss Rigby of Ninetieth street
and Cottage Grove avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Plant and granddaughter
Ida Benson, will spend tomorrow with
friends at Englewood, III.
Sam Gillian of the Oaks hotel was
Michigan visitor yesterday.
Miss Mabel O'Malley. who has been
on the sick list is now able to be out
again Miss O'Malley is contemplating
la trip to the "Dells of Wisconsin"
Arthur Mangesson of the Lincoln
building made a short business trip to
Dubuque. Ia, last Saturday.
Paul Gordon East Sixty-sixth street
left Saturday afternoon for Paxton, Ill.
where he will spend two months with
his uncle, Frank Gordon. who is a real
estate dealer at that place.
Ex-Alderman John s. Derpa spent
Sunday with friends on the north side.
Wheeler Brown. 7S9 Green Bay ave-
nue., arrived home yesterday from
months visit through the southern part
of the state.
Mrs Fred Tuch of the Columbia hotel
has gone to West Baden for his health.
He expects to be absent for fifteen days.
A large number of South Chicagoans
enjoyed a trip down the river yester-
day on the Tourist" one of the South
Shore Outing Transportation company's
boats.
/ Mrs. L. Steinhart of Eighty -eigth
street is entertaining friends from
Iowa.
William Young. 1909 Commercial
avenue, is making preparations to
spend his two weeks vacation with
friends in Michigan.
Nels Hansen, 91S9 Buffalo avenue,
recently underwent an operation at the
| Augustana hospital.
| Four-year- John Jensen died last
Friday afternoon at his home in Park
side after a short illness with ty
phofd fever, superintendent by the ex
cessive heat that prevailed on that date
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mullen leave
this week for a months sojourn with
friends through Minnesota, Michigan
and Canada. Mr.. Mullen has two both
ers. Henry and william in Toronto, Can.
Edward Heinslater Of Windsor Park
has purchased a new runabout of the
lOIdsmobile make.
Bert Hamilton. formerly Of West
Pullman but late Of Canada, has re-
turned to his native town where he will
reside hereafter.
George Young and sister. Yvenne, of
5000 Houston avenue, were west side
visitors yesterday.
J. Won Diecl, 9O4S Commercial ave
nue., spent Sunday in Michigan.
Miss Ethel Walsh of 9217 Central
avenue, will leave Wednesday for
Michigan She Will be gone about two
weeks
Miss Clyde Marrselias of Defiance, O.,
is visiting her sister. Blanche Marrse-
las, of 9143 Houston avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w schwenk, 1925
Paxton avenue were in Harvey, Ill,
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Bushnell, 1928
Yates avenue. were in Harvey, Ill, on
business yesterday.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
of Mrs. Ed Christifce.
; The Calumet Heights NJ F. church
will hold their annual Sunday school
picnic at Jackson park Wednesday, Au-
gust Is. Three special cars have been
chartered for the purpose.
A large party of South Chicago PEG
pie took a trip to Michigan City, Ind.
yesterday morning on the steamer
Theodore Roosevelt
A wagon belonging to the Kendall
Ice Cream company of West Pullman
: broke an axle at Seventy ninth street
, and Exchange avenue Saturday after
noon and spilled ice cream all over the
, street. All the children in the neigh
: borhood made a raid on the delicacy.
. George Anderson of West Pullman +.
t on the sick list.
Mr.. Walter Akerman of $50 EN-
change avenue left last night for {
, three months visit TO Long IslanC
1 Sound.
Victor Warner of 0159 Phillips ave
I nue., Calumet Heights. who underwear
8 an operation for appendicitis at TIN
I South Chicago hospital Friday morn
4 ing, is recovering rapidly.
t Mrs Jones of 9o10 Ontario avenu
: is in Gary on a visit
Mrs. A Fanzalaw of SIP Ninety thir,
= street. will leave in few days 70
Winama Ind
:; Thomas Edwards OF 1925 Luella ave
y nue., left for a few weeks visit in New
:. York.
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