The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-22
EAST CHICAGO.
COMPLAIN About Lights.


Residents of that portion of the city
known as Steiglitz park are complain
ing bitterly of the lack of proper cleo
trio lights in that vicinity. Petitions
are being prepared for presentation to
The council at Their next meeting and
taxpayers of the supurb declare that
they will personally attend the meet
ing to implore the aid of the council
in protecting their homes by the in
stalIation of proper lighting methods.
The girls basketball team of the
local high school have organized and
are practicing nearly every evening.
to be in readiness for the opening
about Nov Is. The team is under the
captainship Of Miss Lillian Williams,
who made quite reputation on last
years quadrangle. The other members
of the team are the Misses Mabel
Palmer, Flossie Pickard, Edna Mabel
Vivian Williams and Tressie Roberts.
Rev F. J. Brown and family were
Hammond visitors last evening.
Raymond Robbins of Chicago failed
to appear for last evenings democrat
ic meeting. and Joseph Conroy Ham
mond's fire. eating, spell binding. aero
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audience for almost two hours.
The Misses Elizabeth Golden, Rececca
and Emily Chapman of Chicago were
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Bick-
nell of Magoun avenue yesterday aft
ernoon
Fred Stewart returned yesterday
from Mount Carroll. H., and reports
excellent progress in his school build
ing contract. Mr. Stewart also had
the good fortune to land the contract
for building the new Catholic church
at Savannah H., costing about s1s,
600.
C. G. Smith of the Ladd agency was
a Hammond and Indiana Harbor visitor
yesterday.
Samuel Johnson of the Clements
hardware store was an Indiana Harbor
visitor yesterday.
George Hitchcock of Beacon street
was taken to st. Margaret's hospital
in Hammond yesterday where he will
be operated on for appendicitis.
Joseph Moldraski of Forsyth avenue
is able to be around after his four
weeks siege of typhoid fever.
Joseph Wilcoxson of Hammond was
an East Chicago visitor yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Frank Ryan and mother, Mrs.
Lund. of Hammond were visitors in
this city yesterday afternoon.
Misses Mabel Palmer and Fiossie
s .Pickard will spend Sunday in Michigan
City.
Attorney P. McClosky transacted bus
mess in Hammond yesterday afternoon.
Leo smallberg of this city has taken
a position with Paxton & Baker Co.
of Hammond.
Mrs. Thomas C. Davis and mother
Mrs. E. w. Mickey. were Chicago bust
ness visitors yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lewis of
the Lewis real estate agency are spend
ing several days in sturgis and Kala-
mazoo, Mich, and vicinity.
E. w Mickey is on the sick list
after strenuous speaking tour of
the county. He will be able to appear
a the Gary meeting on Saturday even
ing, however.
Mrs. A. H. W. Johnson was a Ham
mond visitor last evening, attending
the sessions of the Michigan City Con-
gregational conference.
Miss Anna Saunders of Indiana Har-
Dor was an East Chicago visitor last
evening.
A H. w johnson yesterday COM
menced the construction of the flume
for the big East Side trunk sewer.
to be build by Messrs. Green & Sons
Co. The sewer will drain the entire
eastern end of this city.
NJ. H. Kinney has returned from a
two weeks visit with his parents at
Gerard, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reveal of Terre
Hahte are spending few days at the
home of the latter's sister Mrs. Leo
MacCormack of Beacon street
PROPERTY LOANS at Roes Law
Office.
The Jolly Ten Circle Linen Shower
club will hold their next meeting at
the home of Miss Ada Dixon. on Ma
goun avenue. next Wednesday evening.
Jacob Friedman has recovered from
his recent attack of stomach trouble