The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-17
Announce Sermons.

Announce Sermons.
Rev. J. H. Palmer will occupy the
pulpit of the local NJ E. church at both
morning and evening services Sunday.
preaching on the topics of Lost in the
House of God" and The Pillars.
Joachim and Boaz, or the Finishing of
Our Lives" The latter sermon is
preached especial to the Masonic fra
ternity and ladies of the Eastern Star
organization, who have been invited
and will attend in a body. Sunday
morning will witness the first COM
munfon service of the year and a full
membership attendance is requested by
the pastor. A week from Sunday will
witness the rally day services of both
the Sunday school and church, and ac-
tive preparations are being made by
the class teachers for an exceptionally
large attendance upon that day. Spe-
cial music by the choir will also be
feature Of Sundays services.
]. Roy Morrison of THE TIMES, is
visiting republican headquarters in
Chicago this afternoon, in the interests
of the local Young Mems Republican
club.
Don't forget the Tigers-Armour
Square Seniors game at sawmill park
on Sunday afternoon" is the parting
injunction of the East Chicago foot
ball team to their friends The game
is especially promising, as both teams
are in the best OF condition and should
put up a really fast hours work.
R. F. Nowak of the Bartholomae &
Roesing Brewing company, transacted
noon.
City Attorney ]. d. Kennedy was a
| Chicago visitor last evening.
Mrs T. w. Spencer of Beacon street,
is spending the day at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rohrman,
| in Hammond.
] Attorney Abe Ottenheimer yesterday
! filed suit before Justice W. A. IRELAND
for the payment of $44 by E. A. Gross
to Leo Smallberg of this city. Mr..
Gross is a local labor agent and ac-
cording to the allegations in the COM
plant, engaged smallberg to secure
LOG men to be used In construction
work by the c. M. & &St. p. railway.
For each of these men Smallberg was
to receive fifty cents, of $50 in all.
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but $3.50, and he is suing for the bal
ance. Mr.. Gross has not yet secured
an attorney for his defense.
James Langton of Olcott avenue will
visit friends in Gary tomorrow after
noon and evening.
Messrs. Mccoy and Schlieker will at.
tend the barbecue at Crown Point this
afternoon. making the trip in the
Schlieker automobile.
Messrs Goldman and Morris, two
former Gary saloonkeepers, were Eas
Chicago and Indiana Harbor visitor:
yesterday, looking for locations. Thu
two men were among these who lef
the steel city following the edict o.
the circuit court on the temperate,
movement and will no doubt accep
locations in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan of Hegewisch
was the guest of Miss Myrtle Alexan
der at the Reiland hotel yesterday aft
ernoon.
officer John Thompson has returned
from a three days visit with friends
at West Baden Springs.
Gus Olson of Rockford Ill, is spend
ing a few days in East Chicago as tn,
guest of friends.
G. o. Reed, assistant city engineer
will spend Sunday with relatives ii
Michigan City
The new city hall on Forsyth ave
nue., is completedh and as soon as TIL
furniture ordered from the A H. An
drews company of Chicago. is received
the various municipal offices will b.
opened for business. 1t is beinl
thought advisable to hold a dance il
the new hall some time during tn
coming month. using the proceeds 70
the furnishing of books for the publi
library room, one OF the most elab
rately furnished apartments in the nev
l building.
Albert Lewis of Magoun avenue
transacted business in Chicago yes
terday.
Attorney P. McClosky was a Gar
: business visitor yesterday afternoon.
Car No. 81, of the c. L. S. & s. E
line, one of the old cars operating be
tween this city and Indiana Harbol
has been repaired and returned t
service
A Greenbaum of Oak Park, Ill, wa
the guest of friends in East Chicag
and Indiana Harbor yesterday after
noon and evening.
The fish supper at Phillip COMMODORE
! buffet on Chicago avenue, was a sue
cess last evening, and Commodore de