The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-02
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

church. returned from the hospital in
Chicago last Friday. but was not quite
strong enough to I'LL ! his pulpit on
Sunday. He believes, however that
by next Sunday he will be ready to re-
sumo his ministerial duties.
Judge T. NJ c. Hembror, who has
been suffering for the past ten days
with tonsilitis, was able to be out yes
terday for the irst time and managed
to get TO Hammond to attend court.
Martin Huber visited friends in Chi
cago over Sunday.
A benefit concert and ball will be
given on April IA at the Auditorium
for the benefit Of Fire Chief Nelson
De Lore. The ball will be given under
the auspices of the Hammond Fedora
ton Of Musicians local No. 203, A. f.
o. M. The chief has been sick for
some time, and his friends are DESTROYS
of giving him token of their appre-
citation of his worth.
Yesterday a switch engine on the
Indiana Harbor Belt railroad ran into
and smashed a wagon belonging to the
Lake Zurich Ice company, of which
was standing across the tracks at No.
3 house. in Roby. loading. when the
engine without warning, backed down
The wagon had just been returned aft
er thorough rehauling at the repair
'ers and yesterday was the first day it
was put in commission since it had
undergone the repairs. The horses
were on the wagon at the time but
were uninjured, and the driver jumped
/ for his life and was also un1njured,
although he had narrow escape. This
| is the fourth OF q series of accidents
| in which the Lake Zurich Ice COM
pany were involved during the past
winter.
Ben Roop. after ten days siege of the
grippe. is about again.
William Smith moved yesterday from
Commonwealth avenue into his new
home, 1920 Hemlock street.
Mrs J. A. Patterson was one of the
Indiana Harborites who went in to
Chicago to hear Paderewski Saturday
E. Aldnine and family are moving
from the Chittendon flats on Fir stree
to the Frysinger fats on One Hundred
and Thirty seventh street and Parrish
avenue
C. E. Lindberg. who has been work.
ing in the Standard Forge, left fol
Michigan yesterday, where he will To-
cate permanently on his farm, neal
Grant Heretofore he has spent the
summers on the farm and the winters
at his trade in Indiana Harbor. but hi
has decided to abandon his dual occu.
patton for the sole industry of farm
ing.
Mrs. George Summers saw Mrs. Fiskt
in Salvation Nell Saturday.
James Krupa and family went t,
Chicago Sunday to attend the funera
of Mrs Krupa's mother, Mrs. Chas
Daus. Mrs. Daus was buried in Valid
helm.
John Kamradt and wife spent Sun
day with friends in Irving Park, Chi
cago.
Dick German. one of the machinist
at the Inland mills, left Saturday t
accept position on the road as sales
man for one OF the packing companies
( julius Brown, representing E. Dinkel
: man & Co. of South Chicago, was il
town yesterday on business.
H. Fensterstock. the Chicago ciga
, manufacturer. made his semi-monthl
: trip to the Harbor yesterday.
Hair Switches made to order of you
own hair for s1.75 at Mrs. Blumentha
1907 One Hundred and Thirty frs
street. Indiana Harbor, Ind. 2-3-
DR.. G. f. Bicknell will lecture befor
the Mems club of the Indiana Harbo
a Congregational church this evening 0
9 The Danger Of Dust" His lecture wi
be illustrated by stereoptican picture
5 which were made and are now til
/; property of DR.. Davis, professor
: chemistry of the Indiana universit.
t The lecture will begin at o'clock thi
evening.