The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-08

roller enthusiasts. The floor was in
excellent condition and until the de-
parture of the last car was crowded
with visitors from Whiting and Gary.
Several parties from East Chicago and
Hammond assisted in making the even
ing a pleasant one and Manager Lans-
field is to be congratulated on the sue
cessful elimination of his idea. Miss
Stella Kent has accepted the charge of
the cashiers desk, while "Cooksey,"
one of the Harbor's favorite rollerists,
has charge of the floor.
Miss Jennie Szymanski visited her
sister in Gary yesterday and Sunday.
Mrs. ]. A. Patterson is in Chicago to-
day.
Attorneys NJ. c. Frysinger and j. A.
Patterson and wives enjoyed an auto
mobile jaunt to Hobart Sunday, the trip
being made in the Frysinger machine.
The Harbor Athletics handed defeat
to the clips" a colored team from
South Chicago, last Sunday afternoon.
The score was to g. The Clips
proved to be set of kickers and dis
puted the decisions of Umpire Hughes.
The Booster club will hold its first
meeting of the fall session in the club
rooms next Wednesday evening. Presi-
dent Harry Lemon expects a record
breaking attendance and promises
great work in the interests of the city's
welfare for the coming sessions.
George Simmons of Whiting was a
Harbor visitor last evening.
| Attorney w. H Fitzgerald of Gary
transacted business in the Harbor Sat
urday afternoon.
c. o. Record, manager of the Chicago
Telephone company's Whiting ex-
change. was the guest of local Manager
Reed yesterday afternoon.
]. Frank visited relatives in Chicago
yesterday
I. Meyer, the Michigan avenue clo-
thier was the guest of relatives in
Chicago Sunday
/ Charles Fowler and c. P. Burdich
and wives enjoyed a fish dinner on the
banks of the Calumet river yester-
day.
The promotion committee of the Roy
| al League is making active prepare
| lions for the dance to be given by the
League at the Harbor on the 18th o.
this month The dance will be strict
ly invitational and will be one of the
social successes of the year.
C. P. Burdick of Michigan avenue i.
entertaining his father, of Chicago, thi:
week.
Miss Nora Moylan has resigned he
position as chief operator at the loca
telephone exchange and accepted Pc
sition with the South Shore Gas &
Electric company. Miss Moylan ha
been with the telephone company 70
almost year and has won man!
friends by her pleasing manners. Sh
will be succeeded by Miss Emily John
son of Hobart. Miss LYDIA Fieres, for
mer cashier of the South Shore com
pany, has returned to her home il
Whiting.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Kendall of Chicag
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrosiu
of Block avenue for a few days.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Georg
McGriff was the scene of a pleasan
surprise party Saturday evening whe
several members OIL the L. " l. "
lodge invited themselves to the Nc
Griff home. Mr.. and Mrs. McGriff wi
soon leave for Dunkfrk, Ind, wher
Mr.. McGriff has accepted a positio
with local mill. The evening wa
: spent in general conversation, followe
by light refreshments served by tn
/ ladies. Among those present wer
t Msdames Max Glass, E. Drummond
l E. Bowen, Mary Nelson, Flickinger, ,
. A. Patterson, A. Perry, Spittle, Her
dick, McGranahan, Meyers, Wilcoxsol
> Eda Fairman, Bland and Garst.