The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-11
GARY NEWS
Body Taken To Hobart.

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woman who was burned to death while
/ burning some brush on her farm at
Glen Park, was hauled to Harvey, ILL.,,
| last night by a Hobart undertaken At
Harvey the funeral arrangements have
been made for today and all of the
immediate relatives have arrived for
the funeral. DIR. Gordon of Hobart
called up Gary by phone yesterday and
wanted to know why he had not been
notified of the death Of the woman.
There appears to be misunderstand-
ing as to what constitutes a coroner's
| case among the physicians in attend
ance, and it is not known yet as to
what will be done about an inquest.
Robert Orosz. the weIl-known real
estate dealer, has rented a stall in the
Harry King & Co. offices at 606 Broad
way. His office was formerly in the
Borman building at Tenth and Broad
way.
Gary Hotel serves club breakfasts
soc to s1.oO. Served 600 a. M, till
$3.50 a. m.-9-10-6t
Secretary Dan Fitzgerald of the
Eagles yesterday sent out notices of
an important meeting to be held at
their meeting place, in Benefits hall.
He stated that a large attendance was
desired to take up the matter in hand.
Walter S. Ross and family have
moved into their residence on the west
side of Gary from their summer home
at Lake Station, where they have been
spending the summer months Mr.
Ross VIII move into the splendid new
houses which he has recently built on
Van Buren, street.
Clyde Hunter, who has been sick for
the past week at his home in Elwood,
is now said to be recovering and will
return to Gary shortly where he will
resume has practice of law
Gary Hotel serves MONDAY lunch;
Served from 1870 a. m. till D. M, 4Oc.
-9-10-6t
Frank Bough, the little child of the
Madison street saloonkeeper, who was
run over by the wagon of Walter
Odzinski, is now we'll on the road to
recovery. The physician in attendance
stated that he was injured as severely
as possible and live through the ordeal
The child is but three years old and
the fact that it lived at all is consid-
cred marvellous. 1t is expected that it
will be out of the hospital in a few
days.
V T.. Young. OF the firm OF vossler
Young, and Harry King, two real
estate Dealers will leave tonight for
Pittsburg, where they have several
large real estate deals on. They ex-
pect to return this week
DR.. W. H Hosmer will go to Chicago
tomorrow on business.
Gary Hotel serves dinner from $3.50
till p. m, 50c.-9-1O-6t
AT the Methodist conference recently
held at Attica, Ind, Rev George Deuel.
of Gary was reappointed to fill his DO
sition in the local parish. Rev. Deuel.
gained much notoriety last year be-
cause of his work in the remonstrance
question and his services were greatly
in demand throughout the state.
The excavations for the Burge and
Warner building on Broadway, where
building, is now completed and the
construction work will start at once.
The excavations for the John o.
Bowers building, north of the Smith
building, have started and the struc-
ture will be pushed to completion. The
building will be a store and fiat build
ing, two stories in height size so by
70.
Why cook when you can get a Sun
day dinner at the Gary Hotel at 75
cents, served from IL til 2:s0 D. M
9-10-6t.