The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-23

anu SbANAcQ the QduldBeS amounting TO
under $40. The machine number was
1868, Ill, and it was going very slow
it struck the rig. which made the dam
age correspondingly light.
Mrs. Herbert Barr will entertain a
party of lady friends at her home on
GoldsbOrough street tomorrow evening,
the affair being in honor of Miss En-
ma Krost. Novel invitations have been
received. they being in the shape of an
umbrella and read as follows
OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST. j..
Tuesday, Aug. "a. 1909.
Rising temperature, accom-
panied by a gentle shower.
Seek shelter with Mrs. H S.
Barr at p. m. in honor of
Miss Emma Krost.
Miscellaneous
The Crown Point baseball team will
play the Valparaiso Standards at the
Porter county town next Sunday and
expect to bring home the scalp of the
husky Porteritts, having defeated them
once this season. Crown Point leads
in the County league in percentage of
games won. and are confident of finish
Crown Point was alive" with auto
mobile yesterday. many of them re-
turning from their trip to the Indian
apolis speed carnival They were
rather shy on praise of the capital city
speedway and claim that the terrible
deaths and accidents were principally
due to the bad condition of the course
Crown Points Cobe course comes for
an extra share of praise and the Chi
cago autoists that have attended the
famous speedway in this country. de-
clare emphatically that the local In
diana circuit is the best and safest
course in the country.
Mamony Hammond people attended
the funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hoff-
mans baby daughter. held here at St
Mary's church on Saturday.
The marriage banns of Miss Emma
Krost to Mr.. Edward Eder were an
nounced at ST. Mary's church yester-
day. the ceremony to take place on
Sept. 7.
George Hack of Chicago. former
Crown Point merchant was here look
ing after his property interests yes
terday.
Nearly all the Crown Point visitors
to the indianapolis races have returned
from the big race carnival
Harry Minas of Hammond was one of
the fans" from that city to attend the
Colt-CrOwn Point game yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Horst, who has been a
terrible sufferer from rheumatism for
years. was taken to the Mt. Clemens
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reaches his many friends in Crown
fitted by the famous mineral bath treat
ment at that place.
Bert Meeker has returned from a
trip to Michigan resorts.
DIR. Harry B. Hayward Of Hammond
was a Crown Point visitor yesterday.
Mrs. George Elder and Mrs. Hflbrich
of Hammond visited with Crown Point
relatives on Saturday.
Bill Rockwell of Chicago was
Crown Point visitor yesterday. Mr.
Rockwell was a former Crown Point
business man.
Miss 10. Badenoch Of Englewood Wis
tied with friends in Crown Point yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Daugherty enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bean of
Chicago over Sunday.
George Stewart of the Alumni com
pany, of Chicago, with his his little
son spent Sunday with Crown Point
guests.
Miss Loie Hughes has returned from
a visit to the spiritualists camp meet
ing at Chesterfield. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy A. Parry of Ham
mond visited with Crown Point rela-
tives yesterday.
Cedar Lake and its resorts were re-
ported high and dry" again yester-
DAY.