The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-13
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

evening. and delightful time is ex-
pected by all.
Albert Miller, deputy constable of
the superior court, was an East Chi
cago business visitor yesterday after
noon, serving papers in several inn
portant cases now on trial before that
court.
The East Chicago high school foot
ball team has made arran gements to
meet the Gary team on the local Saw
mill gridiron next Saturday afternoon.
As the Gary team has been touted to
win the county championship the boys
will be up against stiff proposition,
but have great hopes of winning the
game.
William Cadman of the senior class
was unable to attend school today, be-
ing confined to his home with severe
attack of the grip.
John Finley and Miss Cora Chapman
saw Ragged Robin" at McVickers
theater Sunday evening.
Leo Sawuckin of the +. ]. Fife es-
tablishment. on Chicago avenue, spent
Sunday at the home of relatives in
Waukegan, H.
/ N,
Russell Hill and Mabel Spaldlng have
been selected as the representatives of
| their classes to attend the teachers
institute at Hammond on October 81.
Local superintendent Canine has
charge of the program and expects an
exceptionally fine array of talent both
local and collegiate.
| Mrs Anna Cowley of Grand Cross
| ing arrived last evening to spend sew
eral weeks at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Ida Williams, of Olcott avenue.
| About thirty East Chicagoans at
| tended the performance at Towle's OPP
era house. according to the report of
a local histrionic enthusiast of a ma
urally observing nature.
Misses Carrie Busch and Nellie Nc
Kay We're Indiana Harbor skating rink
visitors last evening.
| Mrs. Albert Givens was an Indiana
Harbor visitor last evening.
Dick O'Neil and Spike Hanley re-
turned last evening from their week
end trip to Muncie, Ind. Spike enjoyed
the trip, he declares, but was unable to
get the proper kind of walking shoes
before leaving East Chicago.
Mrs Carrie Potter of Traverse City
Mich, arrived last evening to spend the
winter at the home of her daughter
Mrs. F. J. Ault. of Forsyth avenue.
M Rottenberg of the East Chicago
Tea and Coffee store, was Whiting
and Chicago business visitor yesterday
The Misses Carrie Busch and Nelli,
Mckay, and Blanford Mckay of thi:
city, are interested in the production
of a Hammond-tale play, entitled
"The Noble Outcast'' The affair is t.
be opened in Michigan City about No
vember Is and is being staged by Ray
mond Whitmore of Hammond.
Miss Matte Boardway of Massachu
sets has returned to East Chicago anC
will spend few more weeks at tn,
home of her brother, Ray Boardway
of Northcote avenue. Miss Boardwa.
has been in Chicago, as the guest o
other relatives for the past week O
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grumbaum o
Oak Park, Ill, were guests at the Rot
{. tenberg home on Olcott avenue Sunda.
afternoon and evening.
D. Now of Olcott avenue has takel
a position with the East Chicago Tel
L
; and Coffee store on Chicago avenue.
Attorney p McCloskey is mourning
the loss of his "shingle." Some mis-
chievous person surreptitiously stol
the wooden affair last night and con
:. verted it, probably, into firewood. TIL
local attorney, however, believes tina
some of the boys of the neighborhoo
I have attempted to play a practical jok
: with himself as the victim. His re
wards for it's return are splendid an
compromise mo prosecutions" 81 .
lecture" and "a hammer with which t
! return it to its former place"
t Mrs. H Evans and Mrs. D. Lipma
. of Hammond were guests of Mr.. an
K Mrs NJ. Rottenberg of Olcott avenu
S last evening.
PROPERTY LOANS at Roe's La
Office.