The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-24

Robbing God" and An OctObe
Thought of God" The Epworth League
meeting at $50 o'clock will be under
the direction of William ]. Collins. who
will lead the discussion upon God in
the Christian Heart" Rev. 1vey is
greatly pleased with the splendid con-
gregations of the past several weeks
and feels that the church work of the
coming year should bear good results,
and plentiful.
Mrs Charles Ecklund and daughter.
Mrs. Neva Walter. of Whiting, have
moved to Indiana Harbor, purchasing
home at 3646 Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Walter is night operator at the
local telephone switchboard of the Chi
cago Telephone company.
The Indiana Harbor Plumbing and
Heating company has installed an APP
paratus for the operating of heating
plants in local buildings. They have
the contracts for several houses now
under construction and Manager Ehr
hardt predicts a splendid season for
the plumbing contracts of Indiana
Harbor.
Miss Lucille Braswell is contemplate
ing the opening of her millinery store
in a downtown building if she find
a location on the main floor. She will
also handle pianos and musical instru-
ments, resuming that branch of the
business dropped at the beginning of
last years financial panic.
| Rev H. p Ivey of the First Method
list church of this city officiated on
/ Thursday evening at the baptism of
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
r. G. Eason of Hemlock street. The
child was given the name Marion Ell
vira," and the ceremony performed in
! the presence of a company of in
vited relatives and guests. The full
ritual of the Methodist Episcopal
church in all it's simple beauty and
! strength of meaning was used by the
pastor, who ordained that the life of
the little one should be guided along
paths leading to the work in the church
of God in Indiana Harbor and other
cities.
/ Miss Ethel Collins is rapidly recov-
ering from her recent attack of the
grippe.
! A. Howard Bell of the Lake County
Directory company, transacted business
in the Harbor yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the local
Baptist church held a social last even
ing at the home of Mrs. NJ. Huisch on
Pennsylvania avenue. About thirty per-
sons were present and listened to a
| splendid program by local talent. Ev-
cry number was roundly applauded nd
the ladies voted Mrs. Huisch a splendid
entertainer and provider.
Attorney McClosky of East Chicago
transacted business in the Harbor yes
terday afternoon, appearing in the
court of Judge william A. Reiland on
| Pennsylvania avenue.
I. Meyer of Michigan avenue will Wis
it friends in Chicago tomorrow after
noon and evening.
Messrs. Krebs and Burns of Pennsyl-
vania avenue are daily expecting the
arrival of their new ambulance. The
affair is to be of white seasoned wood
handsomely enameled and of the lat
: est design manufactured by the Michi-
gan Carriage works, of Grand Rapids
Mich. Mr.. Burns, who handles the
Harbor end of the new undertaking
establishment, reports that they will
shortly install their own stables anC
storerooms in this city, keeping il
stock the finest assortment of mortuar,
fixtures in Indiana Harbor.
The ladies of the Methodist Episco
pal church are selling tickets for
fancy work social to be held in TIN
church parlors on the evening of Nov
! 8. The function will be along tn
lines of Halloween party, although
somewhat late. Fall season dishes will
/ be served, after which the guests will
be given a musical treat by the mem
bers of the church. Articles suitable
/ for the home are to be on exhibition
and sale throughout the evening, an,
/ the ladies expect to clear a neat littl
sum for the church treasury.
Mrs. Warner of 3442 Michigan ave
/ nue. is regretting the loss of a ladies
gold watch and chatelaine pin lost oil
: Michigan avenue several days ago TIL
timepiece is valued as a keepsake an,
Mrs. Warner has offered a rewrd 70
its return to her home
Miss Margaret Diamond of the pos
; tai department enjoyed an afternoon
vacation yesterday
F. H. Erickson, former cashier o
the Harbor State bank, was a Chica
go visitor today.
Miss May lmore of Adds avenue wa
a Chicago visitor Thursday Afternoon
Doctors of Indiana Harbor are re
q marking about the lack of illness i
/ the city. Never in it's history has tn
e rate of sickness been so low as a
present, day after day, passing withou
any serious calls arising from any sec
ton of the region. One local practi
toner explained the status of affair
by declaring that the public was wait
ing for the threatened election of Bill
. Iy Bryan, so that they could get goo
: and sick while they were at it,"
NJ J. Madden of Michigan avenu
f was Hobart business visitor thi
! morning.
g Wanted-A good cook stove, suita
BILE for laundry purposes. Address I
: Q. Box 421, Indiana Harbor, Ind.
, Wanted-Woman for night COO