The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-07
INDIANA HARBOR.

LIN OlANA I1kAnDOn.
George Simmons of Whiting has
opened a saloon in the building at
1905 Block avenue. Mr.. Simmons is
a well-known figure in the Harbor and
his place will likely be one OF the
pleasant places of rendezvous for the
Inland mill men. He will be super
vised in the operation of the buffet
by Charles Stancik, local agent of the
Fortune Bros Brewing company.
James johnson of One Hundred and
Thirty fifth street is confined to his
home with a severe fever. DR.. j. A.
Teegarden is in attendance.
Nick Shula, foreigner working at
the Inland mill, received a severe cash
| on his right foot while Catching at
| the No 10 mill yesterday morning.
Physicians were called and rendered
medical aid, relieving the mans suf-
! fering to such an extent that he will
/ be able TO return to- work within a
| few days.
Fred Gastel, Jr., was : Gary visitor
yesterday morning.
DR.. orr, of Michigan avenue, was a
! st. Margaret's hospital caller yestera
day morning.
Messrs. Bell and Powers of the Lake
County Directory company yesterday
completed their work in this city and
are now supplied with full list of
| the residents of the Fourth ward
| They will Immediately commence work
on the East Chicago section of the di-
rectory, being assisted in the foreign
work by Charles Saske of Indiana Har-
Dor.
P. d. Block of the Inland Steel com
pany's Chicago office visited the local
plant yesterday afternoon.
Attorney p. A Parks transacted
business in Chicago yesterday.
Andrew Hines and Bruno Schneider
made trip to Whiting yesterday in
an effort to dig few new post holes
for Bruno's badly dilapidated treasur-
ership fences.
See M. j. Madden. expert piano
tuner and agent for Knabe and Crown
pianos. Second hand pianoes taken in
exchange 1892 Michigan avenue, In
diana Harbor, Ind.-1w.
Nicholas Fox and DR.. F. H. Sauer
were visitors at the Sox-Tigers' game
in Chicago yesterday afternoon, lend
ing their cheers to the winning etam
John K. Reppa, of the Citizens State
bank. is suffering with severe at
tack of neuralgia.
Misses Elizabeth Thomas and Nellie
Mckay of East Chicago were visitor,
at Manager Lanshelds Coliseum skat
ing rink last evening.
: Thomas Parker of Laporte was al
! Indiana Harbor visitor yesterday, reg
!, istering at the Harbor hotel
' F. ]. Lewis Meyer of South Benz
+ was a Harbor sightseer yesterday
t making an inspection trip over tn
a Hanna lines
k Attorney Walter J. Riley was al
Elkhart visitor yesterday.
J. Joseph Crumpton of the c. L. S. 4
n S. B. line has resigned his position
h as conductor and will return to hi
former position with the washing
" ton, Baltimore and Annapolis interur
q ban road.
For want of space, Miss Lucille Bras
= we'll wishes to announce she will hav
, no formal opening of her millinery par
ldrs, but is now ready for business
Style and touch are evident in all he
|
: at reasonable prices. My plumes an
i fancy feathers cannot be ecualed 1
price and quality. We cheerful1y re
ia model hats. clean and dye feather
o Don't forget the Little Hat Shop, W
stairs 1892 Michigan avenue, Indian
Harbor, Ind. 10
- Officers Miller and Newman of Gar
: were Harbor visitors today, transact
- ing business in the court of Judge {
E. Reiland, where the case of K. Benjs
min Kline of Gary was on trial.
= Miss Maude Mitchell of East Chieas
was the guest of Miss Saunders at IL
Coliseum roller rink last evening.
H. G. Dodfrey of Waukegan, II
is spending several days at the hon
of his aunt, Mrs. ]. T. Thomas of F
y street.
The barn being erected by Thorn;
Mauger on the rear of his Michigs
as avenue lot is rapidly nearing cor
ue pletion. 1t is a cement affair and w
;" be finished in about one week
w W. Moberly, editor of The Sc
ne tinel. was an East Chicago visitor la
&C. evening.