The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-03
Pleads Guilty Last Night.

Detective Olson of the c. L. S. & E. |
for stealing coal off the cars.
was tried before Judge Geo. w. Jones /
last night. He pleaded guilty to the 4
charge against him. saying at the time
he was intoxicated He was fined. in
Guiding costs $3.50, upon payment of I
which he was released.
Farrafin may consider himself fort !
innate to escape with the small amount !
for 1t might have cost him his life but
for the timely arrival of Henry S.
Davidson.
Olson had just threatened TO shoot
the man when Mr.. Davidson appeared
on the scene and begged Olson not to
shoot, and 1t may be. perhaps to Mr..
Davidson that he owes his life.
Geo. Stevens Of Clarke Station left
tonight for Fox Lake, Wis. to spend
a few weeks with his wife and a
party of friends who are camping there.
Dolly the horse belonging to Sol
Recht of One Hundred and Nineteenth
street. was cut about the legs and body
most severely by rolling in glass 1t
was necessary to engage the services
of Squier, the veterinary surgeon, to
doctor the animal
Miss Elizabeth Emmel has returned
from Alton, Ill, where she spent a few
weeks as the guest of her brothers,
Leonard and Fred Emmel.
Office William Emmel. who is on a
two weeks furIough, left yesterday for
Quincy. Ill, to visit with his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Helm moved yesterday
from Sc Ohio avenue to Fred street Mr.
from Davidson place to the house va
Gated by the Helms family
Mrs Garfield and son, Donald, have
moved from the Roberts fiat in One
Hundred and Nineteenth street, to the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Lauer
in Sheridan avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. William O'Neil (nee
Maud Farrette) are spending one week
visiting in Michagin after which they
will return to Whiting to reside in
| Davidson place.
Miss Anna Garvin Of Chicago visited
with friends in Whiting on Wednesday,
Mr.. McHenry and family have moved
from Clarke street to Harrison avenue
in Robertsdale.
Stars Stommel of Sheridan avenue is
T,
Mich.
The La Vendors go to Joliet, Ill, to-
morrow for a game of baseball and
Sunday they will play at Harvey. Ill.
A large crowd of rooters will accom-
pany them.
Mayor Fred ]. Smith has returned
from Lake Wawasee, where he spent a
few days with his family.
William Berlin of New York avenue
is back from Milwaukee, where he Wis
tied his aunt, since the close of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee and children
and Mrs. Tom BARTLETT will leave tor
morrow for Valparaiso to remain until
Monday.
Mrs Willard B. Van Horne and son of
Indiana Harbor We're the guests of rel
atives and friends here yesterday.
Wanfield Dewey, the son of Dr. and
Mrs E L. Dewey, left today from In
dependence, Ia, to spend his vacation
with his aunt.
Mrs L. O. Addleman was Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Miss Rosie Cohen of the Reliable
clothing store, was in Chicago yester-
day.
The majority of Whiting people are
planning to go Hammond or indiana
Harbor to spend July 4th. there being
no celebration in this city.
Miss Olive Watts of New York avenu,
has taken a position as typewriter anC
stenographer for the Petrolene Pain
company
David Spencer will spend the Fourth
of July with friends at Bristol, Ind.
whom he has not met for twenty years
Mrs. L. Heyl of Cleveland, o.. &C
lcompanied by here two sons. Loui
. and Edwin. are expected here tomorrow
to spend a few weeks with her sister
Mrs c. Stewart of Sheridan avenue.