The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-26
Hold Annual Meeting.


NJ E. church held their annual meet
ing in the church parlors Thursday
evenining and made arrangements for
the annual pastoral claim. The salary
of the local divine heretofore has been
but $1,000 a year, with the parsonage
rent free. An increase in membership
during the past year and the evident
desire of the entire congregation to
further the church work assisted the
board of placing tn salary to be given
the Rev. ]. H. Palmer, at $1,000 per
year and a prsonage. The increase Of
5000 is worthy of commentator and 1t
is with pleasure that the citizens Of
Est Chicago remark that the church is
now on a sound financial basis.
Mrs. C. A. Jordan, of Olcott avenue,
is recovering from her recent seri-
Gus illness and will soon be able to
resume her homework.
Roy Clinton, of Olcott avenue, is
spending a few weeks in Lamont, ILL.,,
where he is visiting an uncle. Mr.
Clinton has just recovered from seri-
Gus siege of typhoid fever and hopes to
recover his strength in the Illinois
town.
Manager Leo Mccormick, of the Peo-
pies theater was Chicago business
visitor yesterday.
F. Richard Schaaf, ST., of Roberts
dale. was an East Chicago visitor yes
| terday, accompanied by Mrs. Schaaf.
| Jim MorrelIi, the Chicago avenue
| fruit man, was in Chicago yesterday
afternoon. While there he received q
large consignment of genuine i'm
ported Italian wines for the use OF
his East Chicago friends.
| Mrs. Harry Thompson left yester-
| day for her home In Iowa, where she
was called by the serious Illness OF
her father.
Miss Hattie Zachariasz, clerk in The
East Chicago postoffice, was taken tc
| St Margarets hospital in Hammond
yesterdy, and will be operated upor
for appendicitis. DIR. A. G. Zachariasz's
many friends sincerely trust that il
will be entirely successful
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amiec, of In
diana Harbor, visited at the home o.
Mrs. C. L Dixon, on Barring avenue
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hulda Lager is spending to-
day in Chicago on a shopping tour.
Miss Nellie Mckay will be the CUES
of friends in Hammond this evining.
The Ladd agency reports the sale o
six lots in the Ladd and Smith Okla
homa addition during the past week
The sales aggregated $1,000 and ap
parently presages return of actiy
tiles in the real estate market.
Misses Belle Donovan and Marie Nc
Kenna visited the Lansfield rink a
Indiana Harbor last evening.
Kramer & Elliot, two Chicago vaude
willie actors, are putting on a stunt
at the Peoples theater this week.
Rev. William NJ S. McCutcheon, o
Indianapolis, is spending a few day
in East Chicago, accompanied by hi
wife Rev. and Mrs. McCutcheon ar
engaged in soliciting funds for tn
Shiloh mission home for aged negroe
and orphaned colored children, in In
dianapolis Their work is an excellen
one and should meet with the prope
reception in East Chicago.
Whiting and Hammond were we
represented at the Triple Link dane
last evening in Odd Fellows hall.
George w. Lewis, of the local res
estate firm, will return tomorrow frol
four days business trip in Muske
| gon, Mich, and vicinity.
District Superintendent Briggs.
Hammond, will occupy the pulpit E
the NJ. E. church tomorrow evening
instead of at an afternoon session g
previously declared. Rev. j. H. Palm
al in ha
ing, taking as his theme, The Attras
ton of Sacrifice" Epworth league /;
l its usual hour, $50 o'clock will con
f plete the days program.
3 Mrs. Thomas Spencer was the que
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. job
Rohrman, today.
The Jewish congregation of this eli
last night commenced the celebrate
, of the feast of Rosh Hoshonah, or Ne
: Years. All Jewish stores and salool
], in the city closed at 6 o'clock and WI
: not open until Monday morning.
q The Triple Link social clubs dan
q last evening was a pronounced success
n Twenty couples gathered in the o.
y Fellows dance hall and during the co
+ hours of the evening, INDUCED in Il
II IerpsichOreaH piedSufe. Ing MUSIC W
r excellent and the management of Il
!, floor lent additional zest to the plea
! ure of the dancers. The club is to
: congratulated upon the successf
), elimination of their project and t
public of East Chicago will await the
repetition with interest
T. H. Mcpherson, of Woodlawn, W
visit friends in East Chicago tomorrc
A afternoon and evening
IS Attorney C. F. Grenwald. of VIII
ing, republican candidate for prose-