The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-01
EAST CHICAGO


ter, Mrs. Charles R. Dunlap, out from |
Pittsburg. Pa, this week for a visit |
Mrs. Dunlap viii bring with her her
10-onths-old daughter. She is expect
ed to remain several weeks Mrs Phil |
lips win today accompany her son,
Harvey, TO Chicago where he will un-
dergo the last of a series of four treat
ments for turbulcular hip, which has
made necessary his wearing a plaster
cast for some time. The young boys
condition is due to a fall from a horse
last summer, when he, injured the af-
fected hip. and caused the development
Of his present trouble.
Mrs. George W. Lewis and Mrs. A
Saturday afternoon to make few
calls.
Mrs. Stella Alyea and daughter Mrs.
Johnson. are spending Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. NJ. A. Ross of Barring
avenue.
II NJ. Johnson of Chicago was among
the visitors who came out to East
Chicago on Saturday to attend the big
dotngs of the EIks at EIks' hall.
Lewis B. Heath of Ravenswood was
an East Chicago visitor Saturday and
Sunday He also went over to Ham
mond TO call on a few friends.
Hrman Solder. who went home to
Laporte a few days ago because of his
health, is now suffering from an attack
of typhoid
William Palmer, the little son Of
Mrs. c. Palmer of Barring avenue, is out
after an attack of measles.
Jack Andrews spent Saturday aft
ernoon in Chicago.
The Elks have put up fine new sign
in front of their building in Olcott
avenue. It is an electric sign, made up
of a number of globes, containing arc
lights each globe being inscribed with
one letter the series spelling the word
Elgs.
Skating every Saturday and Sunday
evening at the Coliseum rink, Indiana
| Harbor If
Mrs. Burton Clapper of Beacon street
| had the Misses Call of Chicago visiting
her yesterday.
A son was born Saturday morning to
Mrs. "Cy" Bloy Of Magoun avenue.
H. K. Groves. who has been on a trip
to various towns in this vicinity for
the past few days returned Saturday
| evening.
Mrs. J. H O'Neil of Muncie, Ind. is
spending a week with her son, Johr
O'Niel, of Olcott avenue.
John Fisher Of Muncie, Ind, arrived
Sunday to take position as assistant
roller at the Interstate mill
The boiIermakers of the Termina
shops beat the machinists of the same
concern at a game Of baseball yester-
day morning by a score Of to i.
Max and julius Friedman paid a visi
to the parents of the former in Benton
Harbor.
H w. Beach of Chicago was thu
guest Saturday of his brother, F. NJ
Beach, of Barring avenue.
About the middle of June F. J. Aul
, expects TO open up a automobile schoo
of engineering.
Judge and Mrs George Roland Mrs
Albert Given, Mrs J. S. IRELAND and ]
d. Williams returned Sunday from thei
two weeks stay in French Lie
5 Springs. Mrs. J. D. Williams was wit
the party as far as Indianapolis wher
she stopped off day, arriving yester
I day.
Mrs. Bicknell. wife of Dr. BickneI
left Saturday evening for Laporte t
t spend Decoration day. DR.. Bicknen lef
. for the same place yesterday and wi
e. return today.
n Frances Wall. the S-year-old daugh
j ter of Frank Wall of South Todd ave
o nue.. has diphtheria. but is improvin
J, rapidly
Joe Jones. Jack Evans. W. ]. Jer
; l1ins and Frank Keep went to Mich
. gan city Sunday.
e. The Misses Edith and Mildred Evan
70 Charlotte and Belle Donovan, Lott
e Ross and Myrtle Alexander were j
G Chicago yesterday attending the Gal
rick theater
William Hale IS back from Roswell
~ NJ, on business in this region.
d Abe Ottenheimer and his son. lie.
- ter, are mourning the disappearan,
Of their white bullpup The pup ha
. been in the hay loft of the city bar
- where he had his ears trimmed. ar
-, was only waiting for them to be heaIe
4 before being sent home. George Davi,
II son. the barn boss had fed the dog
m o'clock and went back for somethir
,r at 2.SO. but no bullpup was in sigh
Abe is a hung jury as to whether Il
lie dog was stolen or ran away.
" The Indiana Jewish Ladies' Aid s.
cietv No 1 viii meet with Mrs Mo
Specter at her home in Olcott avenr
tomorrow afternoon at p. m. 4
members are invited to attend.
I'd The services at the Methodist chur,
E. were well attended on the Sabbat
n Memorial services on Sunday eveniI
r were Of the true patriotic order r
N speaker Of the evening. DR.. Paine
Is paid a glowing tribute to the old SC
10 diers. living OF dead.
st. The local NJ E. church will hold
Ia illustrated service on Wednesday eve
i'd ing The subject is expected to be
e. the Life of St. Paul" There viii
W no admission asked, but the pray
IN meeting goes agreed to ask for an q
lit fering Of cents from each one to ID
er for the rental of the slides. Ever
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