The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-26
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARB0R
EAST CHICAGO.


was the guest of Miss Alice Williams
of Olcott avenue over Sunday.
Attorney Joseph A. Meade will wit
ness tonight's performance of Ragged
Robin" at McVicker's theater, accom-
panied by DR.. Dodd of Chicago.
Attorney Willis E. Roe was SUI
perior court business visitor this morn
ing.
One drunk" was the grist of the
over Sunday arrests yesterday. The
unfortunate fellow. who was so far
gone that he did not even know his
name, was fined 81 and costs this morn
ing. East Chicago Is getting to be
a model city but few arrests being
necessary even after the large political
meetings.
DR.. Sol NJ. Goldberger of Chicago was
the guest of his uncle, Charles Pitzele
of olcott avenue yesterday afternoon.
Albert Klucker. of Hegewisch spent
Sunday with friends in this city
Mrs. S. D. Peterson of Olcott ave
nue. will entertain the Ladies' Aid so
ciety of the Congregational church on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. t. Higgins of
Forsyth avenue were the guests of
friends in Indiana Harbor yesterday
afternoon.
Harvey Godfrey of Hammond was
an East Chicago visitor last evening,
transacting political business with
several local politicians.
Messrs. Albert Given and ]. Gold
man were Chicago visitors Sunday aft
ernoon.
Miss Mary Reese and cousin, Miss
Thomas of Olcott avenue were Gary
visitors yesterday afternoon, making
the trip over the new C., L. s. & S. B.
line.
Miss Edith weiner of Crown Point
returned to her home yesterday after
a two days visit with Misses Alta
Specter and Edith Cohen of this city.
Miss Alta Specter witnessed the ma
tinee performance of The Melting Pot
at the Grand Opera House in Chicago
Saturday afternoon.
Wesley Curtis and wife, Will Fin
ley and Miss Lillian Davis, the latter
of Pullman. were Gary visitors yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Bates of Lowell will take
charge of the managers desk of the
Chicago Telephone company on Thurs
day, taking the position now occupied
by Miss Rabe. Miss Rabe has not yet
declared her intentions for the coming
year.
Miss Marie Fogarty was the guest
of relatives in Auburn Park over Sun
day.
Robert Wartena of Hammond spent
Sunday afternoon in East Chicago,
helping the local lads to win their
strenuous football game with Whit
ing.
George Hitchcock, Jr.. of Beacon
street is reported as somewhat i'm
proved, following his operation on
Wednesday at ST. Margaret's hospital,
for appendicitis.
Fred L. Heintz of Hammond has been
secured as manager of the new Lewis
roller rink to be opened next Satur-
day evening Mr.. Heintz is evil known
throughout this locality. having man
aged the Whiting rink for the past
year, and his pleasant personality will
win him many new friends in his new
venture.
Spike Hanley and James Hall of sgd
ney, Australia, vere Chicago visitors
last evening. attending a theatrical
production at the Illinois.
Misses Margaret Langmeyer and
Celia Abrahams were East Chicago Wis
itors yesterday afternoon.
J. G. Stewart, manager of the local
telephone company, spent yesterday
with relatives in lagrange, Ill.
Charles Gamer and friends of Whit
ing were visitors in East Chicago yes
terday afternoon, attending the foot
ball game at Sawmill park.
Harold Johnson of Northcote was a
guest at Towles opera House, Ham
mond, last evening.
Mrs. James Campbell of Todd ave-
nue. is on the sick list, suffering with
severe attack of the grippe.
Messrs. Frank Gilmurray and Ryan
of Whiting visited friends in East Chi
cago yesterday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Kelley of Olcott ave-
nue. was a Whiting visitor yesterday
afternoon.