The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-09
EAST CHICAGO.
Returns To Her Home.

home on One Hundred and Forty
eighth street last evening. and is re-
ported as being in very critical con-
dition She suffered two hemhorrages
during the evening and physicians de-
clare that her condition is really se-
rious Reports issued from Elkhart
regarding her insanity appear to have
been greatly enlarged by the corre-
spondents of the Elkhart papers. and
the Eckert family declare that they
will vigorously prosecute the offending
newspapers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Haugh will re-
turn to this city the early part of
next week. after a honeymoon Of sew
eral weeks. spent in Buffalo. Niagara
Falls, New York city and Toronto.
Canada They will make their home
at the DeBriae residence on Magoun
avenue for the present.
Last evening was amateur night at
Barry's niekleodeum on Chicago av
enue Several cash prizes We're award
ed to local comedians and the evening
proved one of endless merriment to
those present.
Knute Lundewill of Emlyn place
last evening reported to the police
that his little 7-year-old son had failed
to return home after school yesterday.
The little fellow, whose name is
Ralph, has been in the habit of playing
| in the Harrison school yard until 6
o'clock in the evenings, but up to 9
o'clock had failed to return. His play
mates that they did not see him aft
er school. and it is supposed that he
1 hoe cd a Mi with
/ teamster.
PROPERTY LOANS at Roe's Law
Office
| Chester Eckert of One Hundred and
Forty eighth street left this morning
for business trip in Elkhart and vi
| entity.
Miss Ellen Feltner of Terre Haute
is spending a few days at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Albert abbey of
Forsyth avenue.
T. r. Ladd and David Campbell were
Hammond theater visitors last even
ing, witnessing THE Lost Trail"
Mrs. A. r. ]. Hill of Grasselli yes
terday entertained about a score of
| ladies of the X. of G. of Hammond.
Reshments were served and a very
pleasant time enjoyed by all present.
Councilman Edward Walton is at
tending the sessions of the grand lodge,
/ X of p, at Indianapolis this week,
as delegate from the local lodge.
i Miss Ina Chester Of Rensselaer, is
| spending a few days at the Bunsdon
home Magoun avenue.
Pat German and Thomas McKenna
were Mcvicker theater visitors last
evening, witnessing the performance of
Lew Dockstaders Minstrels."
The ring to be offered by the Busy
Bee club to the most popular lady
in East Chicago is on exhibition In
Jeweler Nassau's window on Olcott
avenue. The ring will be awarded on
| Oct. 81.
Edward Reil visited his parents on
Forsyth avenue over Sunday
l. f. Ladd was Chicago visitor last
evening, visiting his wife, who was
operated upon Tuesday at the Presby-
terrain hospital. He reports hel
condition as vastly improved and
prophecies a rapid recovery.
A masked birthday surprise party
was a feature of the evening at the
home Of Miss Mabel Mickey, in this
city, Wednesday evening. Miss Wick
r ey celebrated her birthday and had is
sued invitations for a party. Hel
friends, however, decided that a sur
prise would assist in the festivities
: and therefore scheduled the affair fol-
, Wednesday night. Eight friends o.
: the charming young ladies were pres
ent and INDUCED in games and festivi
Y ties until a late hour, prizes beins
i awarded to Miss Agnes Reed and t,
Miss Florence Lewis Refreshment
were served by the self-invited guest
and a delightful time was reports
d by all who had the pleasure of assist
I ing in the entertainment of the even
: ing.
The barn rected by Manager Kir,
: erty on Chicago avenue is now com
: on the Electric Light company's prop
h pleted and occupied by the company
9 horses. The barn contains four spaciou
stalls, as well as lofts for the STORM
g of hay and grain.
Miss Mabel Mickey will spend to
It morrow and Saturday with relative
Il in Desplafnes, ILL.,, returning Saturda
l. evening.
4. Attorney E. Roe, of the firm of Re
q & Meade, transacted business in Sout
I, Chicago courts yesterday morning.
The Jolly Ten" were delightful
entertained at the home of Miss Ma
: Edmunds, of Barring avenue, Wednes
day evening. Games We're featured dun
ing the evening, and light refreshment
served by Miss Elmunds, who prove
n herself an excellent hostess.
p George w. Lewis left yesterday fo
A weeks visit in Indianapolis.
> Herman Lleacher entertained twelv
friends at a duck supper in his room
= at Bachelors Rest" on Wednesda
= evening. The ducks were the resu
1 of the hunting labors of Harry Gaug
and Jack Evans, two local sharpshoot
ers, and were found in the nefghboi
hood Of Millers Station.
Attorney Joseph A. Meade will Wis
| in Chicago this afternoon and evenin,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney veaco were tbs
alter visitors last evening.
East Chicago EIks will be given
treat at their memorial services, hel