The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-13

democratic party will hold its regular
meetings and discuss the best policies /
by which the Hearst expose methods
can be effectually blocked and the
clean CD record of Saint William Jen-
nings Bryan remain unsmirched.
A meeting of the Swedish republi-
cans of Indiana Harbor has been called
for next Wednesday evening, the meet
ing to be held in Cohen's hall. There
are about $50 members in this organi
cation and a prominent Chicago speak
er is to be obtained, it is said, who
will discuss the issues of the day in
their native tongue.
Fire sale at Patterson's department
store. w. p Patterson.
E. e. Beck, the insurance man, was
an East Chicago and Chicago business
visitor this morning
r. A Hall, formerly of this city, but
now a mining engineer in Spokane,
Wash, was in the Harbor yesterday as
the guest of Charles Egbert. Mr. Hall
left last evening for Pittsburg. where
he will spend about two months before
returning to Indiana Harbor. He was
greatly pleased with the progress made
| by the town in the last two or three
years, and declares he Will spend
much larger portion of his time here
on his return trip
Miss Ray Goldsteen of Block and
Waiting streets was a Hammond Wis
itor yesterday afternoon and evening.
Mrs H Friedman of waiting street
is in Chicago this afternoon on bust
ness for her firm.
John Tolmie of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. spent Sunday afternoon at the
Colder home on One Hundred and
Thirty fifth street.
The store owned by Ernest Faurer
and closed by the court 1 bought it.
Will close it out at less than cost. w.
p Patterson
Fred Fish, superintendent of the In
land Steel companys yards, received
severe crushing injuries to his left foot
on Saturday, which will necessitate his
confinement for at least four or five
weeks Fish was watching several
foreigners load rails into a car when
one of the rails slipped, falling upon
the injured mans foot DR.. ]. A. Tee
garden dressed the wound and reports
the patient doing nicely
When you want that piano of yours
tuned or exchanged for a new one
write NJ ]. Madden, 1882 Michigan av-
enue. Indiana Harbor.
William, the 11-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Spellacy of Common
wealth avenue received several bad
bruises by falling from his horse Sun
day afternoon. The bruises were
dressed by Drs. Robinson and Hughes
and the little fellow is now able to
romp around as before
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. McCrum re-
turned Saturday from extended
visit with relatives in Chicago.
James Garrity. patrolman for the In
; Inland Steel company, is confined to
his home with a severe cold.
Several concentrations are being
made of the work of Director John Col
der of the local NJ. E. choir. The music
Sunday evening was excellent and
] showed the art of the pupils we'll as
the heavier drilling OF the master.
DR.. orr of Michigan avenue was g
Chicago visitor yesterday afternoon
, declaring that the trip was made fol
the intention of purchasing an auto
mobile for family use.
Millinery of quiet elegance is oui
motto Those who prefer highest qauli.
e ty millinery of modest style will fine
such hate at the Little Hat shop, up
stairs, 1882 Michigan avenue, Indiana
: Harbor.
Fred Gastel Jr. will leave this after
noon with Albert Dew. Erskine on al
h extended automobile tour of the south
ern end of the state, visiting in In
. dianapolis, Lafayette and several othe
+ Hoosier towns before returning.
|, William Patterson has opened hi
n racket store on Michigan avenue an,
reports a good business for the frs
\ added to the old stock and Mr.. Patter
. son expects to make the store one o
!, the best of its kind in this vicinity.
Fred Gastel Jr. yesterday entertaine
an old college friend. Edward Glade o
2 Seattle, Wash, for a few hours
4 Edward German of the Walker an
9 Barrett store. spent Sunday with hi
wife at Morocco, IND
: Mr. and Mrs. James Spittle of Indi
ana Harbor were in East Chicago Sun
+ day afternoon as the guests of Mr.. an
: Mrs. E N Canine of that city
: Mrs. W. w. Moberly of the "Harbo
e Sentinel is reported on the sick list
MISUNDERSTANDING to remove tina
gloomy feeling that pervades resident
= of this city and East Chicago on Sun
! day afternoons.