The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-17
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

ClaIeS tndt ne Will serve the patrons OF
his new place with fresh perch every
Friday evening while the season lasts.
Mrs. NJ. Rottenberg of the East Chi
cago Tea and Coffee store, transacted
business in Chicago yesterday.
The fnterurban line are building a
waiting room, about twenty-five feet
at Harbor Junction. Heretofore pa
irons of the line have been subjected
to the sand and wind while waiting
for Gary cars, and the improvement is
one that has been sadly needed for
several weeks.
Councilman LEWIS, Walton and Shock
report that the officials of the C. L. S.
E. railway company will Monday
evening present to the council a deed
tor the riparian rights to the frontage
on Lake Michigan of the city park
property in Indiana Harbor. This gives
the city control over the water rights
of over 700 feet of beach frontage, ex-
tending 25 feet into the lake. really
valuable acquisition.
County Surveyor w. T. Bridge of
Crown Point was an East Chicago Wis
itor yesterday afternoon, viewing the
scene of the proposed re-paving of
Forsyth and One Hundred and Fifty
first street.
Mrs L. w. James of Englewood has
been visiting her parents, Mayor and
Mrs. Edward DeBriae of Magoun ave-
nue., for several days.
| NJ Kallin of Gary, visited J. Fried
man of the Friedman Liquor company,
yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church of this city are prepar-
| ing for an experience meeting, to be
| held at the Davis home, 442S Magoun
avenue, Thursday evening, Oct. %.
Every lady belonging to the Aid So
/ ciety are expected to earn 81 before
! that time and report at the meeting
the manner in which it was earned.
Move invitations to participate in the
affair have been issued by the commit
tee in charge, outlining the work to be
done in rhyme.
John G. Fischrupp and John Coar Of
Whiting. were East Chicago visitors
yesterday, transacting business in
Judge W. A Reiland's court.
D. Stickles, "the Kaiser" has re-
turned, and is brimful' of tales of re-
publican victories in the northern end
of the state. Wen win with Watson"
is his slogan, and the entire state
ticket is bound to win
For several days an item has ap-
peared in THE TIMES requesting some
cure for that gloomy feeling expert
| enced by residents of this city and
Indiana Harbor on Sunday afternoons.
! The tigers" football team have found
the solution, they say, and declare that
If their Sunday afternoon games at
Sawmill park are only attended by a
larger crowd East Chicago residents
will have no cause to complain. The
gme with the Armour Square seniors
this Sunday will be especially interest
ing. they promise.
The Tigers have arranged for a
game with the Armour Square Seniors
one of the fastest football organiza-
lions in Chicago, for Sunday afternoon
The game will be played at Sawmill
park and a large attendance is predict
ed.
Hon. Glenn Kern. of Valparaiso, ha.
: been selected to speak at democratic
, headquarters on Olcott avenue Satur.
day evening. Mr.. Kern is cousin o.
. making a tour of the state in the be
half of John w. The local democrati,
, organization are arranging for bras
: band of ten pieces with which the!
hope to secure a fair attendance TO
. the Valparaiso man. AS the Watson
meeting is scheduled for Saturda,
evening. 1t is safe to say that the at
tendance at the Kern meeting will b.
: small.
Rev. ]. H. Palmer of the First Nj
E. church has extended an invitation
to the members of the Eastern Sta
lodge of this city to attend the serv
ices at the M. E. church on Sunda,
evening. The lodge will attend in
body, meeting at the home of Mrs. Alb
bic Thomas, just north of One Hun
dred and Forty-eighth street, on Ma
:, goun avenue.
Rev. John L. Donovan, Jr., of Ham
mond has been selected to preach a
: the Congregational church next Sun
e day morning at 10:45 o'clock. TIL
: choir has been reorganized and spe
|, cial music arranged for both the morn
e ing and evening service. The even
3 ing service will be under the guidanc
of the pastor, who will speak on 9TH
Causes of Indiferentism.'' Miss Mar
r Reese will lead the Christian Endeav