The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-26

charge of Ora Wildermuth, John Ham
ilton and Frank Zowadski.
Ora Wildermuth. of Gary, had a
| conference by telephone with Stokes
Jackson, the democratic state chair
man, and Jackson assured the Garyites
that William Jennings Bryan would
stoy off in Gary on his way from
Hammond to Michigan City.
Contractor F. L. Maxon has just
been awarded an East Chicago job. The
| building is a tow-story frame to be
| constructed by the Amoss Chemical
works at a cost of $500. Work on the
building will be begun at once.
Tomorrow two baseball games will
eb played in Gary. In the morning the
game will be between the Gary Cubs
and the Delawares and in the afternoon
the Black Oak Colts and the Cubs
will cross bats on the South Side.
The Order of knights Of Columbus
met last night in the club rooms of the
Gary hotel. The purpose of the meet
ing was to arrange for a big banquet
which will be given in the near future
| by the society.
Isador Kleinman, the jeweler, has
just opened up his store and repair
shop in the Brennan drug store. Mr..
Kleinman was formerly in business in
| Milwaukee.
o. B. Stevenson of Chicago was in
Gary yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Martin were in
/ Chicago yesterday afternoon to Wes
ley hospital where Mrs. Martins broth
er from Lowell, was operated on for
appendicitis. The operation was en-
tirely successful, and the brother will
be able to leave the institution in
week
Harry Olson, the waterboy, fell on
a handcar yesterday afternoon on the
B. & o. railroad as he was going past
the B. & o. station at Gary. The boy
fell on his shoulders and face, and
was rendered unconscious. The young
man was taken to Mercy Hospital in
Jones ambulance. He was seriously
hurt but there is no question but what
he will live through the injury.
The work of laying brick on the new
pavement on Sixth avenue started yes
terday west of Broadway The work
will be pusted rapidly to completion,
so that the street car can be opened
up for traffic The Stag has nearly all
been laid on the east side of Broadway
to lay in few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sax of the Sax
& Savage Company, went to Chicago
yesterday on business.
Attorney Milo Bruce of Hammond
, was in Gary yesterday on business.
John NJ Moody of Philadelphia, was
in town yesterday looking over his new
building and seeing the steel mills. He
was taken through the plant by T. W.
Englehardt.
Among the prospective buyers of
Gary real estate yesterday with T. w.
Englehardt were Ernest Borthal of
Deadwood, s. D., and Jean Mcclure
( of Bay CITY, Mich. Mr. Engleharadt
reports that business is still strong
and he finds money is looosening up all
over the country.
Five acres of land were cold yester-
: day by the South Broadway Land Com
pany to Dennis McGrath on the ridge
road. The porperty will be subdivided
( and cut up into lots to be sold to his
{ friends by Mr.. McGrath. The five
acres are located near the property of
John Jackson.
w. w. Parker, the Hammond Con-
tractor, was in Gary yesterday on bust
/ ness.
Something unusual will occur next
Tuesday night at the Binzen Hail., be-
cause an orchestra has been organized
especially for a dance, embodying nine
of the best musicians in these parts. At
4 tractive and novel invitations are out,
giving the members of the orchestra
Paul Tomonosczy, violin; Orlando Hol-
land, VOLTA; John Urbanek. clarinet;
H Sermons, cornet E. B. Bigelaw
! trombone; Julius Ackert, bass; Gus
= Johnson, drums and traps. Nothing
like this has been brought together W
n to this time and Mr.. Bigelow, the lead
: er, says there is nothing too good for
: his patrons and nothing short of the
: best will do. They deserve a big crowd
NOTICE.
s II you are looking for a clean neigh
t. borhood to build home IN S. Carlson's
o addition. located on Borman boulevard
: IN Tolleston, close to all car lines
e churches and schools free street i'm
$ provements. Call or address, ALI Carl
e son. room PA, Gary building. Gary, Ind
e TOT Ecm0N