The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-13

T. w. EngIehardt, of the South
Broadway Land company, was in Gary
yesterday from Hammond where is is
now having one of the finest ten-cent
theaters constructed in this part of
the state. He passed through Gary on
his way to Michigan City and South
Bend and returned to Gary last night.
Gary hotel serves club breakfasts
80 cents to 81. Served 500 a. m till
$50 a. m.
George Hubinger. employee of Eisler's
meat market, who recently had the ifs
tic encounter with a Chicago collector,
| denies the report of the affair given
his adversary, and says that instead of
striking him first the collector nearly
knocked Hubinger down and then tried
to take his money away from him. He
| says also that he does not owe the col
| lector a cent, but that he is trying to
pay off some debts incurred by his
partner in the meat business to pre-
serve his good name
| Mr. Hankey of the Standard Steel
Car company of Hammond, and Miss
Marguerite Hardy of that city, were
in Gary last evening. and took dinner
at the Gary hotel as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George ODonnel.
Gary hotel serves MONDAY lunch,
served from 1870 a. m. till 200 p. m,
| 40 cents
Mr.. Edward Broms. of the Broms
cigar store, has opened up his place
of business in the Brennan block and
also the shaving parlor in connection.
The place is one of the finest in the
city. asl4a4
Attorney Joseph Conroy who short
time ago delivered fiery speech at a
democratic meeting in Gary, came TO
the Steel City from his home in Ham
mond yesterday where he continued his
work in lining up the city for the dem
ocrats Attorney Conroy is working
like a demon and for the next few
weeks will spend most of his time
campaigning throughout the county.
Gary hotel serves dinner from $50
till p M, so cents
The case of Mary Buras VS.. Fred
Petrovic in which the woman sues the
saloonkeeper for rent which she paid
for a building which he claimed he
had forfeited, was appealed from Judge
Huber to the superior court. The APP
peal bond was signed by Louis Meket-
inski. who in the meantime took it
upon himself to draw up legal docu-
ment which has now become as a
masterpiece among the legal fraternity.
Mr.. Meketinskis is president of the
Mack Realty company and will be glad
to show the aforesaid document to any
one who might be interested.
Fire was reported yesterday in the
| eo,+b and near what is known as Hun
ter's home. The marsh was all ablaze
and it was thought for awhile that il
would be necessary to fight the fire to
save buildings in the vicinity. num-
Der of the owners of buildings in the
vicinity however, plowed around the
buildings so that the fire could not get
close enough to burn them.
Why cook when you can get Sun
day dinner at the Gary hotel at Il
cents. served from II to 2:3O p. m.
Dave Johnson, the negro saloon.
keeper, reported to the police station
yesterday afternoon that his restaur-
ant in the rear of his place had beer
robbed of a number of articles. Mr.
! Johnson saws that he thinks that ht
knows where they are and that he will
! be able to land the culprits in course
of time.
Frank Zadadski, candidate for coun
ty commissioner, reported to the po
lice yesterday afternoon that beau
tiful great Dane dog, apet of tn,
family, had been lost. strayed or stolen
He asked the police to assist him il
looking for it.
NOTICE.