The Lake County times., 1908-09-15
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

few days at the home of her parents
on Beacon street.
Charles Nassau was Chicago visitor
Monday morning.
j. w. Baird yesterday rendered his
resignation as manager of the local
electric light company to take effect
Oct. 1st. Mr.. Baird has not yet de-
cided upon what line to venture, but
will remain in East Chicago and the
Harbor for several months.
George H. Lewis of the Chicago ave-
nue. hardware store, attended. the Sox-
Cleveland games Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Spencer of 1905
Beacon street, attended a dinner party
at the home of Mrs. Spencer's mother,
Mrs. John Rohrman, 331 State street,
Sunday afternoon. The dinner was the
occasion of the double celebration of
both Mrs. Eorhman's birthday, as well
as that of her daughter, Miss Margaret
Rohrman.
Mrs DeMuth, of the Olcott hotel, has
returned from weeks visit at Mud
lavia, Ind
f. ]. Hunt of the Schleiker pharmacy,
returned yesterday morning from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Souh
Bend, where Mr.. Hunt went o recover
his health He is now in the best of
health, he says, and feels able to pur-
sue his labour without interruption
Mrs. Hunt will remain at the Hunt
home in the Bend for several weeks.
Mrs. James Bryan and family left
yesterday for Dollar Bay, Mich, where
Mr.. Bryan is employed as night super
intendent of the Lake Superior Copper
company The Bryan family is one of
the prominent families of East Chicago
and have been closely identified with
every move of advancement made in
the city. Their departure from the city
is attended by he sincere well-wishes of
the entire community.
Mrs. w. W Moberly of Indiana Har-
Dor, was the guest of Mrs. w. L. Spen-
Ger last evening
Jack Andrews and Frank Paine were
guests at Lake Front park last evening.
William Evans and James Kelley. of
Youngstown, o., have been given
charge of the s-roIlers at the Inter
State Iron and Steel mills.
| J. n. Rel, of Forsyth avenue, will
/, leave Saturday morning for Lafayette
Ind, where he will witness the annual
class scrap of the Purdue University
students Edward Reil, who is a fresh
man at the university, will be an act
i've participant and, according to let
/ ters received here, expects to escape
with a few slight bruises.
The local lodge of the Daughters OF
Rebecca. will visit the lodge at Gary
tomorrow evening. The ladies of the
Whiting lodge will meet in this city
| and accompany the East Chicago mem
bers to the steel town, where the Whit
| ing lodge will exemplify the ritualistic
work with their usual ability.
Miss Stella Kent was a Whiting Wis
itor last evening.
Mrs. ]. E Neil, of Olcott avenue, is
spending a few days at the home of hel
aunt, in Fulton. Ill.
| Milo Vorhis is expected to return
home from a several months vacation
in North Dakota, some time this week
Misses Maude Edgar and Florence
Vorhis were guests at the Harbor skat.
ing rink last evening.
The attendance in the local school:
is still increasing. Superintendent Ca.
nine is very much pleased with the
outlook for the year and declares tha
the attendance will be much largel
than heretofore.
The high school basketball team yes
terday invested in a new ball and vii
commence their practicing Immediately
The ball was purchased from Nassau
& Thompson, of Forsyth avenue.
DIR. A. A. Ross is spending the day il
Chicago on business.
DR.. Spear and George w Lewis, o
the real estate firm of that name, will
leave tonight on an extensive business
vacation in Texas
Mrs. Ida Williams will bake for Mrs
Stuart's Home Bakery, and is prepare,
to furnish home goods of all kinds
1o-15-3t.
A party of forty young people of thi
city will have an excursion over tn
c. L. S. & S. B. line to South Ben,
next Sunday. The trip will be mad
under the chapehonage of ]. Moorelli.
James Langton and Thomas McKen
ma attended the band concert at Wash
: ington Park Sunday afternoon.
James Hall, Spike Hanley. Will Fin
ley and John Finley, who are oft-time
known as the Kangaroo quartette, ser
enaded lady friends at the Edgar an
Brown homes. At the latter residenc
their intended hostess was not in tn
city and they Immediately resorted t
natural resources and acted as thei
own entertainers. The evening wa
, pleasantly spent, after which the gen
tlemen proceeded to the family larde
and secured several huge portions Q
pie.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Montgomery, VIII
have been visiting at the home of At
torney Willis E Rows, on Magoun ave
nue., returned yesterday to their HON
in Cynthia, Ind.
A party of Hegewisch young peopl
will attend the dancing school at tn
id Fellows hall tomorrow evening.
William McCaffery was q Chicag
visitor yesterday.
Messrs. Harry Fahey and Rober
Stirling are the guests of friends i
Chicago today.
Miss Josie Brown, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Pitts
burg, Pa. for several weeks, is expect
ed home the latter part of this week.