The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-01


grass and was thrown on his back. t
When he arose he complained of a Sc
we're pain in his shoulder. DIR. Carter, |
a Chicago physician, who rendered the
necessary assistance, declares that T
while the injury is not serious, it will
likely be painful and confine Max to
the house for several days.
The Laid agency today rented
house at One Hundred and Ftftfeth
street and Olcott avenues, to A. II.
Whitesitt. Mr. Whitesitt will have
charge of the manual training depart
nent of East Chicago schools during
the coming year.
John Stirling, of Magoun avenue. Wis
tied friends in Valparaiso over Sunday,
returning to East Chicago yesterday.
Miss Harriet Philips. of Beason street
left last night for Fort Wayne. where
she will spend few days at the home
of her brother.
Mrs. R. Barker. of Chicago, trans
acted business in East Chicago last
evening.
Harry Caplin, the Indiana Harbor
clothier, visited friends here yesterday
James Ines and Miss Nellie Cannon
of Gary, visited friends in East Chi
cago last evening.
Miss Zachrist, postal clerk of the
East Chicago money order department,
is on the sick list.
Frank Crossen has returned from
several months visit in New York
state and will resume his labors in the
Republic mills.
Mrs. w c. Hutton and daughter,
Helen, left yesterday for weeks visit
in Monticello, Ind.
Rev. and Mrs Frank Biglow, who
have been renewing acquaintanGes in
East Chicago during the past three or
four days left yesterday for their home
in Newport, X Y While in East Chi
cago they were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Diamond.
Mr. and Mrs William Uric. of Whit
ing, spent Sunday at the homo of their
niece, Mrs. Sidney Veaco. Sidney was
alos there.
Mayor John Patton of Hegewisch was
a visitor Sunday morning and attended
the Hegewfsch- White Sox game on the
former day. Mayor Patton declares
that he will offer $50 basking to the
Hegewiseh team providing the East
Chicago team will play third game on
neutral grounds. In view of the fact
that Hegewisch was defeated by a
score of 20 to on Sunday, it is likely
that Captain Meshane will accept the
offer
Mrs. l. Durbin spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Chicago.
Attorney Abe Ottenheimer is troubled.
His stenographer, Miss Nellie Scott,
who handles the keys with rare ability,
is i'll and unable to work. Consequent
.ly Abe has been hammering away at
complaints and warrants for the past
twenty -four hours. He is informed to-
night that Miss Scott is somewhat bet
ter. and will soon return to work.
Joseph Reed, Frank Price Carl
Thomas and Frank Keep, visited White
City last evening.
Mabel and Eta SHERMAN are visit
ing their grandparents on st. Lawrence
avenue for a few days.
Burton CIapper is contemplating the
purchase of a chicken farm near Crown
Point the coming month.
Ex-Mayor Hale visited his family
over Sunday. Mr.. Hale is now superin-
tending a couple of road contracts in
the vicinity of Griffith and is able to
get home but once a week. He de-
clares that the work will soon be fin
tshed and that he will then feel able
TO assist in swaying the lines of party
power at the coming elections.
Herman Fleaher, of Bachelors Rest
went to Chicago this morning. accom-
panying Charles Petit as far as the
train on his western trip to Montrose
Colo.
Frank Wall. of Todd avenue, is the
latest vistim of the hay fever.
Mrs. H. Miller, of Barring avenue. is
suffering from a recent attack of rheu-
matism.
A. C. Klucker, of Hegewisch, visited
friends in East Chicago last evening
During his stay in this city, someone
entered his automobile, which had beer
in front of the Reiland hotel, and stole
q revolver from under the seat. The
automobile suffered a breakdown and
was left in front OF the hotel nearly
all night, the necessary repairs in tbs
sparker being made just as dawn tinted
the eastern sky.
John Gully and David Terrill visited
Abe Hub yesterday.
Chemist Ness of the German-Ameri
can Tank Line Company is spending
few days in Chicago before resumins
his experiments at the local car lint
plant. He will return tomorrow.
Mrs. w. E. Jones. wife of superis,
tendent Jones of the German-Americar
Tank Line, was an East Chicago Wis
itor Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Jones
is visibly impressed by the advantages
offered by the city and declared tina
she would induce her husband to NOV,
their home within the near future.
Arthur Nelson of Hegewisch. has &C
cepted a position in the Office of tn,
Interstate Iron and Steel Company
Nelson is brother of the famous Bat
ling. and is almost duplicate of hi
brother In strength.
Julius Friedman made his weekly tril
TO Gary yesterday.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs
Charles Funkhauser, of Olcott avenu
on Friday morning. Mother and sol
the reported to be doing nicely an,
Charlie wears the ever famous smil
that won't come of.