The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-19
LAWYERS READY
FOR VACATIONS
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cial time laid out for his getaway, but
viii find oportunity enough to get out
in the country, where has his horses
and colts. Judge ]. H. Gillett has
turned builder this year, and instead
of taking to the tall and uncut as he
likes to, he will in all probability spend
his summer in Hammond and watch the
progress of his building in Indiana
Habor
Attorney Hardy Plans Lake Trip.
Walter T. Hardy is planning a lake
trip, on which he will start some time
in August. AS usual, J. G. Ibach will
spend considerable time at his cottage
on the Kankakee w. J. McAleer is
too much Of a horseman to let any
other attraction divert his attention and
II he can get a day off his attraction
VIII be some nearby racing course
where horses we'll known to himself
are burning speed. Robert McAleer is
booster for this climate and says that
1t is good enough for him, while week
end excursions will provide him with
change of scenery. A F. Knots has
turned farmer On his farm at Porter
he has been in the field steadily for
several weeks and will extend the time
to September. He spent the last week
moving hay and will cut the rye this
week
Just the same he slips into Hammond
once or twice a week to enjoy modern
conveniences. Judge Mcmahon is back
from his European trip and thinks that
he has had his share of good times.
Joseph Conroy will leave soon for an
eastern trip which Will take him to
Washington, New York ana Boston.
Although his mission is an important
one he hopes to combine a little pleas
ure with it.
Col. Meyer After Big Game.
Col. l. T. Meyer will take his vaca-
ton in November, the open season in
Canada for moose and caribou. His
destination then is northern Ontario.
1. 1. Modjeska, after spending some time
in st. Louis, Will hunt up a pleasant
summer resort for a short time. Dan
Moran will very likely spend some time
in the Wisconsin woods. J. f. Reilly
in another week or two will head for
Michigan, and is laying in a good stock
of fish stories now.
John f. Sawyer viii make an ex-
ception to his vacation habit of former
years and get the weekend habit for
this summer Thus far he has found
it quite pleasant.
W. H. Sickman being a true sage.
finds real pleasure on his soap box at
the entrance to the First National bank
building on Sibley street. He Is debat
ing with himself, however, whether a
change in scenery would be beneficial.
and may after all go to Bourbon. his
former home town. William J. Whin-
cry will in all probability visit the
Yellowstone National park He ex-
poets to leave about August 1. George
Sheerer will spend short time at Por-
ter, after which he may go to Hot
Springs. J. K. Stinson and family are
sojourning in the west their western
most destination having been Seattle
J. M Stinson and his family will
leave about the middle of August for
Franklin, KY L Y. Cravens will leave
about the first of next month for their
former home, Madison, Ind, and spend
three weeks there during the chautau-
qua season. G. E. Sproar intends to
visit his old home at Covington. Ohio.
G. c. White may spend a few weeks at
his former home in Iowa.