The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-22

ent of Hammond, will be present at this
meeting and will meet the East Chi
cago church members for the first time
since his inception into the superfn-
tendent's Office. On Tuesday following,
the first quarterly conference for the
ensuing year will be held. presided over
by Rev. ]. H. Palmer. the new pastor.
Attorney Willis r. Roe is transacting
business in Crown Point today.
d. NARROW of Englewood was a local
visitor last evening.
Mrs. Nose Specter and daughter. Alta
and Mrs. H. Specter of St Louis. were
guests at McVicker's theater last even
ing, witnessing THE Lion and the
Mouse"
The choir of the NJ. E. church will
hold a regular meeting in the church
parlors on Friday evening for the pur-
pose of reorganizing for the coming
lyear. Several new voices have been Sc
cured from the profession ranks of
The city and tho NJ z. church will play
especial attention to the musical SER
vices hereafter.
The ladies' social union of the NJ. E.
church will hold a all-day session in
the church parlors tomorrow afternoon.
David Cohen, Leon Pitzele. S. Cohen.
Albert Given and I. Specter have been
APPOINTED a committee to tender a do
nation from the local Jewish synagogue
70 the new congregation at Gary The
dcratio1 amounts to $25 and will be of
material assistance in the furnishing
of the new synagogue on the steel
town. AT the dedication of the church
on Sunday, Mayor Tom Knots of Gary
purchased the key with which the door
was opened. This is considered a high
honor in Jewish circles and Mayor
Knots is no doubt correspondingIy
pleased.
Andrew Mickey is suffering with a
serious bilious attack. The services of
a physician were necessary last evening
but Mr.. Mickey is reported as resting
somewhat easier today.
Messrs. Au1t and Specter and Mrs. H.
Specter were Gary visitors yesterday
afternoon.
The building being erected on Chi
Icago avenue by John Rajchnetski is
rapidly nearing completion. The walls
will soon be up and Contractor ]. j.
lNedjl of Whiting promises to complete
the brfckwork in very few weeks
J. F. Mcfarland of Girard, o., is Wis
iting with friends in this city for a few
days.
Abe Ottenheimer, D. Cohen and Sam
Cohen attended the dedication of the
Jewish synagogue at Gary Sunday aft
ernoon and evening.
Albert Morris, Judge Refers riding
bailiff, was in East Chicago yesterday
afternoon, serving writs
Henry J. Donahue, George Moriarity.
Joe Pagan, Henry Heiner and Fred
bubble of Burnside were the guests of
Robert Alexander at the IRELAND hotel
Sunday afternoon and evening. The
trip was made in an automobile and Mr..
Alexander again showed his merit as
Ia host
Al Klucker of Hegewisch made his
customary weekend trip to the Reil-
and hotel Sunday.
Theodore Seablom and Lou Peterson
were the guests of friends in Hege-
wisch Sunday. They drove Alexanders
PAGER, Roy Wilkes, to the home of Bat
Ting Nelson" and literally tore UP
the road for while"
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Ault were guests
Iof Louis Greenfield at the Harbor last
evening.
John Sura, an Oklahoman, was bit by
a large dog belonging to John Marktz
OF Olcott avenue. The flesh on the vic
TINS leg was badly lacerated, neces-
dressing by DR.. H. NJ Brown.
Marktz is keeping the animal tied up
and is watching it closely for any evil
dence of rabies.
City Attorney Kennedy yesterday at
tended the trial of the case of Ben
Humphreys VS.. the City of East Chicago,
at Valparaiso. Humphreys was injured
by turning over of his buggy on a pile
OF stones in the center of OIcott ave-
nue. about q year ago. He is suing
fer $500 damages.
Burton Clapper. William Clapper, w.
y. Jenkins. Frank Keep and W. L
Cherry were the guests of William
Mckenzie at q fish dinner Saturday
night. The function was held at Lake
Front park and the boys all had a fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Spencer and
daughter visited friends in Chicago
Sunday afternoon.
John McGaT, superintendent of the
Republic mill, is moving his family
from Whiting to the SIocornb fats. 441e
Nagoun avenue. Mr.. McGrafr's ADVENT