The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-31

UP in the vacant lot near the corner of
Ewing avenue and Ninety-fi fifth street
and is doing a land office business
among the children of the neighbour
hood
at the Illinois Steel company, who sew
eral weeks ago left to attend the mas
ter mechanics convention in the east,
has returned
The new Kucic building, near Ninety
fifth street and Ewing avenue, is near
ly completed, the mason work being
finished on Saturday.
The Primrose Cinch club of Windsor
Park gave lawn party at jackson
Park on Friday evening which was
greatly enjoyed by all the members
George Young and brother Fay re-
turned today from Ross Commons
Mich. after spending two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Ben Formoehlen of 1890 Com
mercial avenue, left Friday for two
weeks visit at Osceola, ILL.,
Ross Boatman of 1897 South Chi
cago avenue returned Saturday from
two weeks vacation spent at Muske-
gon, Mich.
Frank II. Johnson. supervisor of la
Dor at the Illinois Steel company's
mills, has returned from a three weeks
visit in the east, where he went to
inspect the steel mills in Pittsburg.
The young people of the German
Lutheran church of Houston avenue,
had an excursion Friday night on the
Calumet river on the steamer Tourist
Games and music formed the enter
tainment of the evening and the trip
was greatly enjoyed.
Ed Boatman of 1887 South Chicago
Sunday.
Miss Lillian Strand, 1892 Mackinaw
avenue, has returned from her two
weeks vacation, spent at Maple Park,
Ill.
The total number of men now en-
ployed at the Illinois Steel mills is said
to be $500. There is no material
change at the mills since last week.
save few new men being taken on
as conditions warrant from day to day.
Miss Myrtle Mcdonald of 1O910 Wa
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leave next week for a months visit
with friends and relatives at Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moule and family of
275 Ninety-first street have returned
from an extended visit to Mason City.
Iowa, where they have been visiting Mr..
Moules mother They report having
had very good time
William Deasy of 9136 Essex ave-
nue.. was Woodlawn visitor yester-
day.
Edward Lindquist of 1922 Green Bay
avenue was in Woodlawn on business
yesterday.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Mss Theo. Leonard.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w. III. Leon
ard, 1884 Lexington avenue, and Frank
O'Brien.
After the first week in September
there are few poor sick babies who
need fresh air so the Jackson Park san
itarium will close its season on the
fifth.
Miss Dieter. 6O1S Kimbark avenue,
was hostess at a luncheon yesterday
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Nc
Caskey, 100 Monroe street, whose mar
riage to Harrington T. Anthony of
Providence, r. /, will take place Thurs
day evening, Sept. 3 at o'clock in
the Pake avenue church.
Friedrich Luce, six years old, 1852
Jackson Park avenue, who was Sc
verely burned while playing around
bon fire in Jackson park near his home
last Friday. died at his home yesterday
The Deutchen Krieger Verien of
South Chicago, gave their annual pic
mic at Lakeside grove, Ninety sixth
street and Ewing avenue, yesterday A
record breaking crowd was present and
enjoyed the games and races that took
place during the day.