The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-13

colt and Todd avenues yesterday by
tearing down those streets without a
driver For while it looked as
though the animal would attempt to
gain an entrance to some of the stores,
and the buggy attached to the fright
ened beast was badly demolished be-
| fore the horse was stopped. 1t was
learned that a passing street car had
startled the beast and caused the run
away
Attorney NJ. C. Frysinger of Indiana
Harbor was an East Chicago visitor
yesterday morning.
E. G. Spread of Valparaiso was an
Indiana Harbor and East Chicago bust
ness visitor yesterday afternoon and
evening.
The Ladd agency reports the sale of
two lots on the west side of the city
and declare that the owners contem-
plate the immediate building of sub
stantial dwellings. The west side is
building up rapidly and within the next
two or three years will experience a
marked growth.
Attorney Joseph A. Meade was a La
porte visitor yesterday, attending the
wedding of a former schoolmate, Hal
Haley to Miss Brackbill of that city.
Mr. Meade returned home late this aft
ernoon and reports an excellent time.
George f. Lewis was a Chicago Wis
tor this morning, attending the hos
pital in which his daughter. Florence
Lewis. aged three years, is to undergo
an operation for tonsilitis. The child
is reported as vastly improved in
health and there is a possibility that
the operation will not be necessary.
There will be a meeting of the
Young Mems Republican club tomor-
row evening. for the further discussion
of next Saturday nights big meeting.
A party of thirty or forty loyal re-
publicans will journey to Gibson this
evening to attend the rally at that
place, at which several prominent
speakers are TO expound the doctrine
of republican progress. The trip will
be made in one Of the large Famous
Manufacturing companys automobiles
and is bound to be huge success.
Attorney Frank Gavit of Whiting
was an East Chicago visitor yester-
) day morning.
The Bingo club Will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Edmunds on Bar
ing avenue this evening, and the ladies
prophesy a delightful time. Crokinole
J will be the feature of tonight's session
officer ]. T. Thompson and Robert
Alexander of the IRELAND hotel, left
today for West Baden Springs. where
they will visit for several days with
relatives of Mr.. Alexander.
Herman Guggenheim of Galena, Ill.
was the guest of his cousin, A. often.
heimer of One Hundred and Forty.
fifth street, yesterday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. George McGraw of ST Louis i.
spending several days in East Chicago
as the guest of friends.
Junior Swartz of Whiting was al
East Chicago and Gary visitor yester
day.
Mrs. Josie Trzinski, wife Of the Pol
ish baker of this city died at he
home at the corner of One Hundred ant
| Fiftieth street and Barring avenue a
noon yesterday after long illness
She is survived by her husband and ST,
!, small children, although but SO year
of age. Funeral services will b
preached at the st. Stanislaus churcl
tomorrow morning, high mass being of
ficiated at by Rev. Bolka, the loca
pastor, assisted by Revs. Stachiewak
| of Indiana Harbor and Czerozinski o
whiting The funeral will be one O
| the largest ever held in East Chicago
and orders have been placed with I'm
dertaker Kmiec for almost forty car
riages Interment will be made at Hol
Cross cemetery, West Hammond Kmie
directing
Miss Katie Hicks has returned fror
& three days visit with relatives i
: Jonesburg. Ind.
II Miss Myrtle Alexander and ALDER
il Klucker of Hegewisch were guests a
, the Colonial theater, Chicago on Sun
day evening, witnessing THE Yanke
Prince"
Harvey Barr of the w r. damon
establishment, was a Towle theate
\ visitor Sunday evening.
The IRELAND hotel entertaine
| twenty-five representatives of Engle
/ wood at dinner Sunday, comprising til
1 Oxford A. C. football team and thei
1 enthusiastic supporters.
Arthur Smaller of this city attende
| the Cubs-Tigers game in Chicago o
Sunday afternoon.
Candidate Samuel Abalman, who
to be the next republican TOWNSHIP
trustee. was an East Chicago visito
/ yesterday morning.
4 Messrs. Arthur Carlson and Arthr
: Smaller of the Diamond store, on CHI
/. cago avenue, were the guests of tn
n Misses Matson of Whiting Sunda
b evening.
W S. Strutz of Laporte was an Ea.
Chicago and Indiana Harbor visltc
h yesterday transacting business in til
interests of the Laporte -four mills, (
1 which he is prominent factor.
Il The Jolly Ten club will be enter
tanned this evening at the home of Mis-
. Mary Reese on olcatt avenue, TIL