The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-07
Close Successful Season.

The Lavendors Writings leading
baseball team during the pass summer,
have closed very successful season.
out of twenty eight games which
were played this season the team won
tenty-two games, had one / to game
consisting of sixteen innings, and lost
five games.
The team will reorganize next year
and the prospects look good for hav-
ing better facilities for indulging in
this national sport next year than
they have had this year.
The members will soon form a foot
ball team and it is hoped they put up
as good a showing in football as they
have in baseball
The Jonos and Zubriggen wedding.
which took place at the Sacred Heart
church Monday morning, was cele-
brated In the Pulaski hall in Schrage
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott moved
yesterday from Laporte avenue to Gary,
where they will reside in the future.
James Clabby of Hammond was in
Whiting yesterday.
Clay C. Collins and children have re-
turned from Morocco, Ind, where they
visited with Mr.. Collins mother.
A ]. Meyer of Cheltenham transacted
business here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sass are now
located in the Beeczkouski building on
One Hundred and Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Tilton are
now located in their beautiful new
home in Laporte avenue.
Miss Leila Leonard of Chicago is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alice Tilton Of
Laporte avenue.
The bids for the numbering of the
houses and putting names of streets
on corners ere rejected, for the alder
men decided upon having only three
| letters, and the bids called for four.
| inch letters.
A plan for the park were presented
by Reynolds and Mooney.
The aldermen have decided to go t.
! get ideas for the plan of the new
park, for the lake front park in tina
city is about on the same plan tina
have been decided upon for the loca
park.
Mrs. John Morrison of New York av
enue is expecting a visit from he
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Trother of Vancouver, B. c., with
in few days. Mr. and Mrs. Trothe
are now visiting at the home of tn
latter's sister, Mrs. Ditchburn of Wood
lawn.
Miss Edith Leroy of Lowell, Ind, i
a new operator at the local telephon
| exchange.
The woman's Home and Foreigi
Missionary society of the Congrega
tional church met yesterday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Gordinier o
Sheridan avenue.
The Pedro club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. viii
liam Kelly in Stony Island.
W ]. Gregg of Marion, Ind, is i
Whiting on business for a few days.
Mrs. H. N Gregg of the Pederso
fats will visit at Hyde Park for
week with friends
Mrs. katherine Exton of Chamit'
nan, AdS TStuIhSu " w iiAlliS d1et
a visit with friends at Cleveland. o
and is again the guest of her sisteI
Mrs George Rankin of Ohio avenue.
Messrs. Frank Ryan and Emil Keil
man were Hammond visitors on Mon
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kamradt hav
moved from Hammond to the Donega
house in Cleveland avenue, which wa
formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. No
! Carthy.
William Reed of Sheridan avenu
was an East Chicago visitor Monda
evening.
Word was received from Miss Flor
ence S. Wing, formerly librarian {
the Whiting library, but who is no
cataloguer in the University of Mort
Dakota library, that she has assume
/ her new duties, and is much please
: with her present location.
Mrs. Charles Quinn of One Hundre
and Nineteenth street, who recent
suffered a stroke of paralysis, is r,
covering rapidly.
: Miss Mamie Scott and Sophia Wi
e lard have returned from month
visit in Michigan City.
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