The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-26
INDIANA HARBOR,.

Leroy, the infant son of J. S. Beyan.
or the Fowler real estate agency, yes
terday celebrated his first birthday.
Judge George E. Reiland and broth
er were the guests of Constable Chas.
Mueller, of the formers court. on a
brief automobile jaint towards Gary
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. c. A. Leach entertained Mrs.
Genevieve Longfield, and mother, Mrs.
Mary T. Hager, of Chicago. at the
formers Michigan avenue home, Thurs
day and Friday Mrs. Longfield is SUI
preme national president of the Ladies
of the @. A. r., social organization
with patriotic foundations and prfn-
ciples.
Miss Jennie Szymanski was the guest
of friends in South Chicago yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B S. BurreI are able
to be out after their two months siege
of typhoid fever Mr. Burrell will
shortly resume his labors as assistant
master mechanic of the Inland mill
j. S. Bevan. of Grapevine street, will
entertain friends from the University
of Chicago tomorrow afternoon and
evening
H. G. Bromield, of Lancaster, ILL.,.
is visiting friends in Indiana Harbor
and Hammond for a few days
Miss Emily Johnson, chief operator
of the local telephone exchange, was
removed to st. Margarets hospital
yesterday morning, where she will
| sumbit to an operation for appendi-
citis
Manager Greenfield has placed a new
electric sign in front of the Elite the
alter on Michigan avenue
| H. Robinson. of Kalamazoo. Mich.
has been given a position as conductor
on the East Chicago-In Indiana Harbor
| line.
| Walter Chemist Brewster, who is
stopping at the South Bay hotel, was
a Michigan City visitor yesterday af-
ternoon and reports an enjoyable time
John Campian, foreign exchange
manager of the Harbor State bank, last
night addressed a meeting of Hun
garian voters in the Standard Steel
Car district of Hammond. Mr. Camp
ian declares that the meeting was q
good one and augured we'll for the
success of the republican party. THE
boys are all for Taft" he says, land
| won't fail to vote right in November
Officer Genesauski sustained a slight
cut in his left hand Thursday Will,
attempting to sharpen a knife. TIL,
wound was not serious and Barney i.
still able to travel his beat
The NJ. c. Frysinger case, in which
the attorney is charged with the mis-
appropriation of $91, will be tried ii
Judge G. e. Reiland's court today, un
less the attorneys demand another con
tinuance.
The young son of Gus often. of Fl
street, was injured while playing witt
playmate Wednesday afternoon Dur
ing a childish discussion, the frien,
threw piece Of broken bottle a
the Often boy, cutting slight gasl
in his scalp. The cut necessitated tn
application of two stitches.
I. Meyer was a Chicago visitor yes
, terday Afternoon and evening.
! Mrs M. C. Frysinger is spendinl
; several days as the guest of relative
in Ohio.
e Mrs. II. Friedman, of Waiting stree
will entertain H Friedman, of Nil
e waukee, Wis, tomorrow.
i Samuel Captain vii visit friends /
e Chicago tomorrow.
w. C. Brumley. of Michigan avenu,
will be the guest of Mrs. Edmonds /
/ in Chicago tomorrow Afternoon an
v evening.
officer Ford entertained sewers
: friends from the South Chicago polio
:; department. They were greatly amuse