The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-20
EAST CHICAGO.


RE, and Messrs. Wilder and DeBriae
were guests at the Hartman home on
Beacon street Sunday afternoon and
evening The guests were all members
Of the faculty of the American Con-
servatory of Music. in Chicago, and
well known to local society folk.
Mrs. C. P. Uric of sturgis, Mich. is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Sidney H. veaco of Magoun ave-
nue. for several days.
The Bible class of the NJ. E. church
ing on account of the absence of heat
in the church building.
c. F. Irish of the c. 7. T. railway
telephone bureau, was an Indiana Har-
Dor visitor last evening.
H. G. Godfrey of East Side was the
guest of friends in East Chicago last
evening.
Attorney ]. D. Kennedy was a Ham
mond visitor yesterday, transacting
business in the superior court.
Harry Cary, who is visiting at the
home of Dish O'Neil, was a Gary visitor
yesterday.
Attorney A. ottenheimer transacted
business in the court of Judge w. A.
Jordan in Hammond yesterday after
noon
The Misses Louise and Genevieve
Cochran were Chicago visitors yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs Mary Johnson and daughter,
Elizabeth. of Chicago are visiting for
several days at the home of Robert Q.
Richard Of Forsyth avenue.
Edward Freeman, ]. J. Nedjl and
NJ D. Henrikson of Whiting were East
Chicago visitors yesterday.
Miss Marilla Mckay of Beacon street
has taken a position in the Glass
millinery shop in Indiana Harbor, as
Stunning her new duties yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H w. Johnson of
North Magoun avenue were Chicago
theater visitors last evening.
J. Friedman of the Friedman Liquor
company was a Gary and Miller's Sta
ton business visitor yesterday after
noon.
The Misses Minnie Foster andeHazel
Stirling and Mr.. Raymond Mccoy were
visitors at Towle's opera House. Ham
mond, Sunday evening. witnessing the
performance of Jane Eyre"
Everett Fisher of Olcott avenue was
a Chicago theater visitor last evening.
Frank Rice and John Davis OF this
city were guests at the home of friends
in Hegewisch Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Thomas Kennedy, ST., and family of
Olcott avenue were visitors at the Nc
Cormick theater Saturday evening, and
succeeded in winning the prize Of
fered each evening for the person hold
ing the lucky ticket number.
Blanford Mckay and Miss Hulda
Lager of Olcott avenue will visit
Longs hall, Hammond, this evening,
attending the usual weekly dancing
party.
Mrs. C. ]. Higgins. who has been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. T. Higgins of Forsyth avenue for
several days. returned to her home in
Wanatah this morning.
Mrs. E. A. Perry of Miami, Flas, who
has been visiting at the B. L. Nc
Kay home on Beacon street for the
past three days returned home yes
terday.
]. H. Higgins of Wanatah was the
guest of his son. Chief of Police
Higgins, of Forsyth avenue over sun
day
Mrs. John E. ONeil has returned to
her home at the corner of One Hun
bred and Forty-fifth and Olcott ave-
nues after a months visit at the home
of relatives in Fulton, Ill
Miss Laura Cole of the Electric the
alter was a Chicago visitor yesterday
Thomas Jones of Northcote avenue
was Towle's opera House visitor
last evening.
George Simmons of Indiana Harbor
was an East Chicago visitor last even
ing.
Fred Henoch of Laporte called on
several East Chicago friends Monday
afternoon.
Theodore seablom visited was the
guest of friends in Indiana Harbor
Sunday evening.
William Rose of Hammond was
visitor at the Reiland hotel over sun
day.
Miss Myrtle Alexander of Chicago
avenue was the guest of friends in
Hegewisch yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Thomas McAndrews has returned
from a down country trip in the in
terests of E. W. Mickey, our candidate
for representative.
Mrs. Bert Burch of Forsyth avenue
is entertaining her brother, w T.
Pogue of Ell Paso, Tex Mr.. Pogue
has been attending the sessions of the
National Brotherhood convention in
Davenport, Ia, and took the oppor-
tunity of visiting his sister and fam