The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-07
GARY NEWS

w. F. McGregor, employed In the
steel mills and well known in the Odd
Fellows lodge, where he Is an officer,
suffered yesterday from an injury to
his foot while he was working in the
mills Mr. McGregor was able to re-
turn TO work today, although the in
jury is painful.
The Tribe of K" news stand. which
has been located almost since the ex-
istence of Gary, at Tenth avenue and
Washington street, yesterday moved
into their new quarters at 542 Broad
way. Mr. Kleinschmidt, the proprietor,
hopes to have matters arranged SO
that he will be ready for business in
his new place Saturday. He is still
supplying his patrons, however. while
he is getting settled. The store was
formerly occupied by the Gary Fur
niture and Undertaking company. c.
" Jones, the undertaken. now occu-
pies his own building on Washing
ton, which is one of the most mod
ern and up-t date establishments in
the county.
Gary hotel serves dinner from $3.50
i till s p. m, SO cents
/
reports to the police that he lost his
/ diamond ring, valued at $50. Mr.. Stern
said he did not know positively wheth
err it was lost stolen.
officer George Nestorovich was sick
last night and unable to be on his
| beat
A change in the schedule of the
Chicago, Lake Shore and South Bend
service, which will probably interest
Gary Hammond patrons, is that in
| which the train which left Gary at
1920 now leaves this city at 10. The
reason for the change is so that the
passengers on this train can catch the
short line suburban train into Chicago.
Gary hotel serves MONDAY lunch,
served from 1880 a. m. till 200 p. M,
| 40 cents.
officer Gus Newman and Fred Mil
Ter went to Indiana Harbor today,
where they appeared against Saloon
keeper J. Benjamin Kline for the pur-
pose of prosecuting him on a charge of
running his place in an unsanitary
condition.
L The service on the Lake Shore &
South Bend line has been much i'm
proved in the past week and the
patrons are getting so that they can
rely on it more than in the past. II
this is continued the road will soon be
well patronized.
Before the big political meeting last
night several of the leading politicians
OF the county took dinner at the Gary
hotel and talked politics to their
hearts content. Among them were
Congressman Smith. Judge Reiter. Geo
Manlove. Edward Wickey, Herbert
Jones and Captain Norton.
Dr. T. B. Templin and Clyde Hunter
/ were among those who saw the white
Z sox go down to defeat yesterday aft
ernoon at the hands OF the tigers.
The St Andrews society of Gary
one of the latest social organizations
, will meet tomorrow night in the office
( of Attorney Clyde Hunter for the pur-
pose of perfecting arrangements for {
social function which they plan
ming to give in thenear future.
Chief Martin and Sergeant Cate,
went to Chicago yesterday Afternoon
for the purpose of purchasing new
I hats for the police officers. The cap
which they received proved unsstisfac
tory.
The marsh fire, which has been rag
Y ing in the south-end for some time
8 has now practically been extinguished
b The fire destroyed the two-story franz
building owned by Mike Kessric befor
it could be checked. Yesterday tn
blaze gradually ate its way toward
II the Calumet river and the Pennsyl
: vania railroad bridge and for tim
. some fears was expressed that tn
bridge would be destroyed. The san
|. and cinders about the tracks, however
{ was sufficient to keep the fire fror
T. getting very close to the right-of- way
Gary hotel serves club breakfasts
80 cents to 81. Served 500 a. m. til
$3.50 a. m.
W. A. F. Parry. local agent for tn
Hydraulic Pressed Brick company, wa
j., in Chicago today where he saw tn
White Sox-Detroit game.
Morris We'll was at Crown Point yes
terday on business.
James D. Horton, president of tn
- Portable House company, was in Gar
. yesterday for the purpose of dealin
- with the school board for several othe
= portable houses which the board tn
. purchase in the near future. All c
% the portable buildings purchased
g Gary at the present time are the Seat
81 tie make and they are proving high
ly satisfactory. Mr. Horton also mad
a hurried automobile trip to Crow
! Point and Hammond yesterday.
Why cook when you can get Sur
day dinner at the Gary hotel at
cents, served from 1900 till 2:30 p. r
Mr. and Mrs Writ were in Chicag
yesterday afternoon.
= Judge Huber was in Chicago vel
terday.
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