The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15
EAST CHICAGO.
Soldier Boys Go Through.

Companies l, Il and Nj, OF the IWen~
ty-seventh Illinois infantry, camped at
Sawmili park last night on their re-
turn hike from Fort Benjamin Har
rison, Indianapolis, to Fort Sheridan,
their barracks The lads, who are 100
in number and under the command of
Major Chatheld, seemed delighted to
get the rest after their thirteen-day
walk and spent their brief respite
lounging around in the grass. They
left at midnight for Grand Crossing
where they expected to catch train at
daybreak for the Fort Sheridan bar
racks.
The Stirling dance at I. o. o. F. hall
tonight is sure to be attended by sew
eral Hammond and Whiting pleasure
seekers, according to the predictions
of members OF Johnny's orchestra.
The dancing school at GLANDS hall
was not much of success last even
ing. but few couples taking advantage
of the pleasant evening for practicing
the terpsichorean art.
Miss Mary Reese of Olcott avenue
entertained the Jolly Ten" also
| known as the Linen Shower Circle"
| on Tuesday evening. Refreshments
were served and the evening profitably
spent in sewing upon various articles
appropriate for the purposes designated
| by the name of the organization.
Mrs. w. C. Williams of Forsyth
avenue is able to be around after her
her narrow escape from injury by
falling down flight of stairs last
Friday morning. Mrs. Williams suf-
/ fr,1a
1t was thought that bones were brok-
en-.
Miss Mabel wickley of Magoun ave-
nue. will visit friends in Valparaiso
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Cooper of Chi
cago are visiting at the w. c. Will
liams home on Forsyth avenue.
william Cadman of Magoun avenue
| is able to be around after his recent
illness and will resume his studies in
the local high school on Friday.
Mrs. A. Mickey of One Hundred and
| Forty fifth street and Olcott avenue
yesterday entertained the ladies of the
NJ. e. social union. Business of great
| Importance was transacted and much
good for the church accomplished by
| those present. Mrs. Mickey served re-
freshments with her habitual dainti-
ness and a pleasant afternoon resulted.
T. r. Ladd, David Campbell and
| Charles Mitchell were visitors at
Towle's Opera House Tuesday evening,
witnessing The Lost Trail
The regular meeting of the East
Chicago "Elks" will be held this even
ing, and business of great Importance
is scheduled for transaction.
J. Friedman of the Friedman Liquor
company made his monthly visit in
Highlands yesterday afternoon.
Louis Weinberger of the John F. Nc
Fadden company was the guest of M
Rottenberg yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid society of the Ioca
Jewish church was pleasantly enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. julius Friedman on Oh.
colt avenue. Members were in attend.
ance from Indiana Harbor, Gary, Whit,
ing and Hammond, and a very pleasan
time was enjoyed by all present.
J Miss Mabel Barron of Magoun ave
nue. was the guest Of friends at dinner
in Chicago last evening.
T. R. Ladd of the Forsyth avenue
Chicago store, was a Chicago visito
t yesterday at the office of the Bruins
! wick-B alke-Collender company.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Peterson of Magoun avenue die,
yesterday morning after an illness 0
but brief duration. Interment will b.
made in Hammond tomorrow. following
services at the home, Rev F. ]. Brown
officiating.
. Judge William A. Reiland will pre-
q side at the sessions of the Indian
e Harbor justice court during the alb
sence of Judge G. E. IRELAND in New
York city next week.
Attorney Moffett of South Chicag
$ transacted business in local court cir
cles yesterday afternoon.
: Attorney A. Ottenheimer was
South Chicago business visitor yester
: day. transacting business in the NUM-
cipal court.
Local democrats have been told tina
if they so desire the Hon. Glenn Kerr
a cousin OF the vice presidential can
didate, will speak in East Chicago mex
Saturday evening. AS the greater PAL
= of the democrats prefer hearing til
Watson speech. the Kern display G
party fervor will be withheld until
later date.
Mrs L. F. Ladd of Magoun avenue
o reported as recovering rapidly and wi
probably be brought to her home froI
o the Presbyterian hospital on Sunday.
George w. Rose has returned froI
a several days business trip in Ind
annapolis.
: C. c. Smith, of the Ladd agency, wa
n a Crown Point visitor yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. William Hughes OF Clear LAX
!. Ia spent yesterday in East Chicago a
the guest of Mrs. G. w. Lewis {
Magoun avenue.
k The Congregational choir has bee
e reorganized for the ensuing year wit
1t the following officers: Mrs. George V
= Lewis, president; ]. James, vice pres
dent; f. Z. Fisher. secretary treasure
The first rehearsal was held last ever
q ing in the church parlors with Mi
Stone. of the public school system, d
recting.
Mrs. s. Cohen, of Magoun avenu