The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-04

day resulted in victory for the Heb
ron team by score of to 8. The In
ability of the Crown Point catcher to
hold the cannon-balI curves of the
pitcher is std to be the cause of
Crown Points downfall
Robert Riley. Gary. convicted of
grand larceny Sentenced to one to
fourteen years.
Joseph and Peter Lapinski. convicted
of robbing Riley Dean, the East Chi
cago man. Sentenced from two to
fourteen years.
Leo McGrath and Frank Enright, the
two Hammond young men convicted of
the theft of brass from the Jew ped
dler. Sentenced from two to fourteen
years.
On his return Sheriff Carter will
make a short visit with Judge Reiter
at West Baden, Ind. who is taking
treatment at that famous health re-
sort.
Nearly every automobile in town,
public and private. made the run to
Gary Saturday loaded to the guards
with democrats. Republicans and pro-
hibitfonists to attend the convention,
barbecue, and see the town andbeg
steel plant now under construction. All
report a good time, and the democrats
seem to be entirely satisfied with the
ticket that was named, and think they
have a chance of landing two or more
of the candidates into Office next fall
John Wilson returned with plum, in
the nomination for recorder which he
little expected to get when he started
out in the morning. but John is the
kind that will work for all there is in
it to land the Office when once he gets
started.
Crown Point streets were alive with
automobiles yesterday coming from
Chicago and adjacent towns Many Of
our local enthusiasts were out of town
trying out their machines.
County superintendent HIGHWAY at
tended the Teachers Institute of Ross
township at Merrillville Saturday and
while there was entertained at din
den with twenty Of the school teachers
of the township at the home of VIII
Wood. trustee of the township.
Six young foxes were caught on Le-
roy Bailey's farm southwest of Lowell
one day last week. Time was when
a good bounty was paid for the pelts
of these animals. but now they are
getting so scarce that when caught,
they are invariably used as pets or
kept as curiosities.
good sized audiecne listened to the
special music rendered by Barnie
Young and his orchestra from Ham
mond and each member was applauded
and encored to the entire satisfaction
of the popular conductor. The ball af-
forwards was success from every
standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. strabel and
family of Washington, Pa, ex-
pected to arrive here Tuesday.
The Woman's Study Club will hold its
business and final meeting until fall
at the library building tomorrow after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
Miss Marie Hansen, librarian at the
Carnegie library visited with rela-
tives in Hammond yesterday and re-
turned to her duties this morning.
Dick Bielefeld was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
Will Laws, wife and daughter, visited
with friends and relatives in Hammond
and South Chicago yesterday.
George Hack. formerly in the gro
Gerry business here but now residing
in Chicago, was Crown Point visitor
over Sunday.
Herman Sasse transacted business in
Chicago Saturday.
Miss Emma Krost visited with
friends and relatives in Hammond yes
terday.
Postmaster Farley has given notice
that after May 1, the postofice will be
open from 10 to II a. m, Sunday morn
ings.
Mrs. D. A. Root was Chicago VS.
itor Saturday.
Eugene wesbay transacted business
in Hammond and Gary Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Parry of
Hammond visited with Mr.. Parry
parents over Sunday
The Hazard club meet today at the
home OF Mrs. Frank KrimbalI on East
street.
Peter schmall and family will occupy
the house in Court street, recently va
Gated by Joe Hack.
The Q. A. NJ. club will meet with
Miss Rae Rockwell Tuesday evening OF
, this week.
Wa Mrs. Joe Bremen visited with rela-
Eria yes in Hammond yesterday
PennNr and Mrs. Charles Mcwayne Wis
- 9ted IN Chicago yesterday.
Ralph Young visited with Harry
Graves in Hammond and returned las
evening.
Harry B. Nicholson was a Chicago
visitor over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuhlmacner returned
last evening from their honeymoon triI
and left for Palmer where they viii
make their home.
Mrs. Frank Krimbi1l visited with Mr.
and Mrs Frank Paulson of Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs. Sigler of South Chicago ant
Miss FIoy Vincent returned from tha
place last evening.
Miss Minnia Schultz teaching schno