The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-30
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

ed himself an estimable host by his
pleasing demeanor throughout the
evening. Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Collins and the boys all declared
that they had an excellent evening OF
pleasure.
George Pertis. of Chicago, is spend
ing a few days at the home Of Oficer
Tweedale, Of Fir street.
Local Jews are preparing for the
celebration of their feast of Yom Kip
pur, or Day of Atonement. All bust
ness will be closed next Monday until 6
o'clock in the evening. Services are to
be held in Cohen's hall under the direc-
ton of the minister. Mr.. Kalmakovich.
The day is one Of absolute fasting in
Jewish circles and is considered one of
their most important religious holidays.
Mrs. L. Friedman, of Block avenue,
was a Chicago shopper yesterday af-
ternoon.
BENJAMIN Roop. of the Pioneer Lime
and Coal company, has secured two
large plastering contracts, aggregating
about $4,000 The largest is for the en-
tire plastering Of the large Arcade Of
flee building on Broadway, comprising
about 5000 yards of work. A large
four fiat building being elected by Ar
chitect Knickle is also one of the local
contractors awards.
| Yesterday was payday at the Inland
I mills and local business men declare
that business was much better than for
several months past.
/ G. J. Bader, president of the Harbor
State bank was a local visitor yester-
day afternoon.
! John Campian, foreign exchange
manager of the State bank, accom-
panied several foreigners to Hammond
yesterday, where they were given their
naturalization papers. They will all
vote the straight republican ticket and
keep the factories going.
+ Fred Gastel. jr., was a Hammond
business visitor yesterday, selling about
$4,000 worth of Indiana Harbor street
Improvement bonds to Hammond capt.
tansts. He reports the bond market
as extremely favorable and predicts a
general opening up of commercial lines
by the first of November.
Baron L. Won Westrum and family
are spending a few days at the South
Bay hotel.
Fred Gastel. ST., of Hammond, was
the guest of his son, Fred. of this
city, yesterday.
J. R. Bradshaw, of the University of
Chicago, will occupy the pulpit of the
local Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Miss Jennie Szymanski is spending
few days in South Chicago, as the
guest of relatives.
Manager Lansfeld, of the Coliseum
was in Chicago yesterday purchasing
billiard and pool tables for the first
story of the rink building. He will
install these during the coming month
and promises East Chicago and In
diana Harbor ads something nice in
the way of an up-to date billiard
parlor.
| ]. A Patterson was Chicago Wis
ttor yesterday.
| The basketball girls will commence
practicing in the Coliseum hall next
Monday evening.
Sessions of the practice will be held
every evening from until O'Clock
and the girls promise some exception
ally interesting games during the com
ting season.
Special Agent Rutherford, of severa
Indianapolis insurance companies. wa:
the guest Of E. E. Beck. of Michigan
avenue, Monday afternoon and even
ing.
Miss Leonore Shaw and Mrs. w. r
Dysert, of Hammond, We're Indian;
Harbor business visitors yesterday af
J ternoon.
S Wechsler, of Chicago, was tn,
guest of Miss Ray Goldsteen yester
day afternoon and evening.
LOSTO- Michigan avenue. Saturda.
evening, ladys black jacket. Finde
, please return to Fowier's real estate
Office. Indiana Harbor and receive re
ward. 20;