The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-31
INDIANA HARBOR.

give special lecture tomorrow evening
on the duties of good citizenship, -ad-
dressing his audience and congregation
upon The Privileges, Purpose, Power
and Purity of the Ballot At the
morning service, the Baptism by Fire
will be discussed. Epworth League Will
be held at the usual hour, Miss Emma
Hoch leading. Topic. Learning in the
School of Jesus"
H G. Adams of Englewood was a
visitor at the Coliseum skating rink
last evening.
Mrs. D. P. Borden and son. William.
of Des Moines, Ia. are spending a few
days at the Conover home on Common
wealth avenue.
J. D. Wilkinson of South Chicago was
Harbor business visitor yesterday aft
ernoon.
Burnett sorperg will visit relatives in
Chicago over Sunday.
Fred SeberIeu of the Walker and Bar
rett grocery will visit relatives at East
Side over Sunday.
The Indiana Harbor football team has
scheduled a game with the Hegewisch
Athletics" for Sunday Under the
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boys expect to win a notable victory.
Pete F'innerty, the star of last Sundays
East Chicago game has been secured
| for the local team as well as Captain
MhShane of the city team, and Melvin
| Hascall.
The ladies of the Christian church
are arranging for their mask party, to
| be held at the home of Mrs H. Erhart
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admission fee of twelve and one-half
cents will be charged. the receipts to
be placed in the church treasury
The ladies Aid society of the Har-
Dor NJ. E. church We're delightfully."- en-
tertained last evening at the home of
Mrs. Drummond on Grapevine street. A
Halloween festival was the method of
entertainment adopted by the hostess.
and throughout the evening the guests
were amused by the recital and por-
trayal of ancient Halloween customs.
NJ. E. Hughes of the Fortune Broth
er's company, Chicago. was an Indiana
Harber~visiters yesterday afternoon.
| I. A. Rukoski of East Chicago will
open a buffet on Beach street near One
Hundred and Thirty fifth. the early part
of the coming week.
Mrs. T. NJ. c. Hembroff of Grapevine
| street is suffering with a severe attack
| of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Edward Farringer of Fir street
is on the sick list
Mrs. H Friedman of Waiting street
was Chicago visitor yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. NJ. Goldsteen of Michigan ave-
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zoo. Mich, where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. J. A Fischer. Mrs.
Fischer recently became the mother of
a fine baby boy, and according to latest
reports. mother and child are progress
ing rapidly
! Miss Bessie Bates of the Harbor hotel
will spend Sunday in Gary.
I. Meyer of Michigan avenue will
visit friends in Chicago over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs ". j. Funkey of Michi
gan avenue will spend Sunday with
friends in Chicago
Mrs. Charles Martin and daughter,
Emily, are attending the wedding of a
niece in Chicago this afternoon
Mrs. ]. A Patterson of Grapevine
street yesterday visited friends in Chi
!, cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCrum of Act
; ma Green, Ind. will arrive Tuesday to
: visit their son, c. B. McCrum, and wife
of Michigan avenue.
Miss Louise Church of Englewood
will visit Miss Marie Crooks of Block
! avenue tomorrow afternoon.
E. W. wickey and George NJ FoIan6
of East Chicago were Harbor politica,
visitors yesterday afternoon
Miss Olgo Blumenthal of Hamlet viii
spend Sunday at the home of her moth
J er. Mrs. Bertha Blumenthal, of FIJI
) street.
Attorney P. A. Parks was a Chicago
visitor yesterday afternoon.
c. W. Clifford of Hemlock street i:
rapidly recovering from severe burn.
sustained while at work for the In
diana Steel company at Gary severa
weeks ago He is under the care of DR.
J. A. Teegarden.
Attorney Walter J. Riley was a Ham
mond visitor yesterday, transactins
business in Judge Priests court.
Judge Homer Ansley of Gary was
Harbor visitor yesterday afternoon.
| F. Richard schaaf of Hammond wa.
a political visitor in the Harbor yes
terday, comforting with local leader
regarding the results of next Tuesday
election.
Frank Gavit of Whiting was a Har
Dor and East Chicago visitor yesterda,
| afternoon.
William Knuth of Elm street will
leave this evening for Ohio, ILL.,. wher
he will make his future home.
Il Special reduction on trimmed hat
J on Friday and Saturday at the Arcad
: Millinery, Pennsylvania avenue, nea
y Michigan.
II Fred Gastel Jr was a Chicago bust
ness visitor yesterday afternoon. tran
sacting business with large Chicag
real estate firms.
Edward tombstone of Hammond wa
the guest of Indiana Harbor friend
| yesterday afternoon and evening.
Ill Miss Ethel Kiersey of Durham. Ill