The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-06

are sure to be pleased. This week /
only 1 give a present of a beautiful |
ave-Ieaf palm with the sale OF every |
hat MRS. BERTHA BLUMENTHAL. |
19o5-I37th street. near Fir street, In
diana Harbor, Ind.-Adv Ut
D. c. Garbel and Miss Helen Gavin |
We're Chicago theater visitors Satur-
day evening, witnessing the perform |
anee of "Graustark" at the Great
Northern theater
William p Patterson will open the
old Patterson Faurier racket store on
Michigan avenue Saturday and will
operate it under his personal supervi-
sion. He assures the public that they
are cordially welcome at any time.
Carl Stout, the Gary real estate man.
was Harbor visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gastel were Ham
mond visitors Sunday, Mrs. Gastel re-
manning in that city to spend a few
days at the home of Mr. GastePs par
ents.
Charles Egbert of the Fowler real
estate office, was Cubs-Pittsburg
visitor Sunday afternoon at the west
side ball park.
Jacob Margaf, the foreigner whose
leg was amputated at st. Margaret's
hospital late Saturday evening, is re-
ported as recovering rapidly. Margaf's
leg was crushed by casting at the
American Steel Foundries plant, late
Saturday afternoon.
| George w Ross and family visited
| friends in Thornton, Ill, over Sunday,
making the trip in a buggy.
/ James NICK night was a Whiting Wis
itor last evening, visiting at the Wet
more home on Sheridan avenue in that
city.
John O. Farovid was a Chicago Wis
itor yesterday.
Mrs George orr was the guest of
| friends in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Lucille Braswell of Michigan
avenue was Gary visitor Sunday even
ing.
Attorney ]. A Patterson was a
Crown Point business visitor yester-
day.
Hon. Homer Ansley of Indiana Har-
Dor attended the baseball game in Chi
cago Sunday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs G. Fischer and daugh-
ter, of Chicago, were guests at the
South Bay hotel Sunday afternoon and
evening.
/ Manager Campbell of the Chicago
/ Heights plant of the Inland Steel COM
pany, transacted business in the TIar-
Dor over Sunday.
Miss Edna Schniller of Chicago Wis
tied at the home of Judge and Mrs G.
L. ReiIand on Elm street over Sunday
1. Meyer of Michigan avenue was a
Chicago visitor Sunday evening.
F. Stevens presided at the welcome
meeting of the Rev H. p Ivey, the
new pastor of the local NJ z. church
on Saturday evening. ]. Collins deliv-
cred the address of welcome. A de-
Hghtful home talent program had been
arranged by the ladies and lent en-
thusiasm to the gathering. Refresh
nents were served in the church par.
lors, and Rev. Ivey declared himsell
! greatly pleased with the success Of his
reception.
James Clarity, patrolman for the In
land Steel company, who has been suf-
fering for several days with a severe
cold, is now able to resume his duties
under the care of DR.. ]. A Teegarden
Mr.. and Mrs. George wylie of Rob
ertsdale were guests at the TolInie
! home on Pennsylvania avenue over Sun
day.
T. NJ. c. Hembroff was in Crown
Point yesterday, trying criminal cases
during the absence Of Prosecutor d. e
Boone.
George Roop, of the Pioneer Lime
and Coal company. was Chicago Wis
itor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Turnkey of Indf.
t ana Harbor Were the guests of Mrs
t Funkeys parents in Chicago Saturday
evening and Sunday.
w. b. Van Horne of Fir street wa:
, a Crown Point business visitor yester.
day afternoon, transactlng business IL
the circuit court.
l Contractors Dunno and Mccullough
: yesterday commenced work on the Nc
Granular fats on Fir street.
9 Arthur Mack of Cleveland is spend
ing several days at the home OF Mis-
Mae Lewis of Grapevine street.
/ Miss Carrie Craft spent Sunday a
4 the home of her parents on Elm street
Miss Anna Calvin of Pennsylvani,
G avenue returned last evening from
= | wv NCShc NdSdliOit spent WITH IT1enO
and relatives in Springfield, Ohio, an,
! Buffalo, n. Y.
f Mrs. Margaret Diamond of the loca
t postoffce was a Chicago visitor yes
: terday afternoon and evening.
n Baron L. Won Westr1m, who i
: spending few weeks at the South Ba
: hotel, will leave November / for Eu
Y rope, where he will supervise the con
struction of three large park roads il
S English and French parks. He viii
e also make a tour of inspection of hi
FIVE continental plants for the manufac
: ture of the Westrumiting compound.
:. The placing of the pile breakwate
/, in front of the South-Bay hotel propert
is almost completed. When finished 1
q will permit construction of an excel
: lent driveway along the lake.
+ Mrs. Blumenthal of Indiana Harbo
:. has moved her millinery from her resi-
: dence to 1so5-1s7th street, near Fl
+ street.
e william Blumenthal has located wit
: Lawyer T. A. Parks at corner G
Michigan and Pennsylvania avenues
v He Is in the real estate. loan and insur
ance business.