The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-16

liam FUZZY accompanied cIoNu VI
Hungarians to Hammond last night.
where they received their first pa
pers."
Miss Cora Chapman of the postal
department is on the sick list this
week.
Mrs. ]. D. Kennedy has been select
ed as the representative of the local
Tuesday Reading club to attend the
sessions of the Federation of Wo
mems Clubs on Oct. 81, % and 29. The
meetings of the state organization, with
which the Tuesday reading circle is
afflicted, will be held in indianapolis
and the local organization is to be
congratulated upon its wisdom in
choosing their leader as the proper
delegate.
Mrs. Julius Friedman of Olcott ave-
nue. yesterday entertained twenty-five
members of the Jewish Ladies' Aid So
ciety of this city, Hamomnd, Whiting
and Indiana Harbor. The afternoon was
spent in discussing plans for the en-
suing year, after which Mrs. Friedman
presided at dainty luncheon, proving
herself a charming hostess.
Attorney Abe OLtenneimer transacted
business in Chicago today.
Mayor DeBriae and City Attorney J.
D. Kennedy last evening attended the
waterways banquet at the Carleton
hotel. Hammond. They report a very
| enthusiastic gathering of the city Of
hcials of the Calumet region. and pre-
dict a splendid year for the organ
| ization.
! City Clerk w. L. Spencer is in Chi
cago this afternoon, ordering the print
| ing of the $4,000 Pennsylvania ave-
| nue. street improvement bonds.
Mrs. E. H. Dickinson of Magoun ave-
nue. is spending a few days in Eagle
| Creek township as the guest Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Coch-
rane
Messrs. Wilson and Glaze received
their third degree in the K. of p. lodge
| Wednesday evening, and report the
goat as especially vicious.
Mrs. ]. G. Allen of Beacon street will
| entertain the Whist club at her home
| this evening. The meeting will be the
first one OF the 1908 season and very
enjoyable time is predicted by all those
who are fortunate enough to be MEM
bers of this organization.
Llewellyn Griffith of Whiting was
an East Chicago visitor last evening.
James Morrelli Of Chicago avenue
was a Chicago visitor this morning.
Mr.. Morrelii has brought a la. con-
signment of olive oils from his Chi
cago wholesale store to East Chicago
and says he is now prepared to sell
the oil in any quantity from pint to
FIVE gallons.
Gabriel Betes has been chosen as
the successor of Nick Vuksanovich or
the local police department, and viii
cover the Oklahoma district.
Mr. and Mrs John Lewis of Forsyth
avenue are spending few days a.
the guest of friends in South Chicago
Messrs. Loucks, Hanley, O'Neil, Muir
ply, Irish and Quinn were visitors a
the Gary skating rink last evening.
Miss Louise Cochrane of Todd avenu,
was a Hammond theater visitor las
evening, witnessing the performance o
THE Cowboy Girl" at Towles Oper;
House
Mr.. and Mrs John Morrison of Whit
ing were East Chicago visitors las
evening.
The regular weekly practice of tn
local NJ. E. choir will be held in tn
church parlors this evening, William
Evans directing.
The East Chicago high school ha
scheduled a game with the Gary ag
gregation of football players for to
morrow afternoon. The game will b
played on the Sawmill park gridiro
and the boys expect to win, althoug
Gary is said to have a remarkably fas
team.
Miss p A. Johnson and Mrs. NJ. I
Dappert of Taylorville, Ill, who hav
been spending a week at the Johnso
home on Barring avenue, returned yes
terday to the Illinois town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haugh have re
4 turned from their wedding journey t
New York, Buffalo, Niagara Falls an
other eastern points, and have take
Z up their home at the DeBriae residenc
d on Magoun avenue.
r. Barlow formerly an employee {
the c. T. T. railway in this city. bl
now of Terre Haute, is spending a fe
i DAYS in East Chicago as the guest
4 friends.
PROPERTY LOANS at Roes La
= Office
Fortyfive couples attended the Sti
ling-Havill- McKelvey dance in l. o.
4 f. hall last evening, several Hammer
and Whiting couples being noticed
q the assembly.
Miss Mayme Mashino of Hammer
was the guest of Miss Mayme Fogarf
of Northcote avenue Wednesday ever
ing.
The infant child of Mr.. and Nj
n Martin Peterson of Magoun avenue w
u be buried in Hammond tomorrow NOR
Y ing, after brief services at the res
u dence by Rev. +. ]. Brown of the Fir
Congregational church.
a The East Chicago Elks held the
4 regular business meeting last eveniI
N in the lodge rooms.
Messrs. Louis Griffin, Bud Russo
John Hamilton and Harry Aikens
Englewood.N members of the Oxford
c., were visitors at the l. o. o.
hall dance last evening.
Professor Strings orchestra h