The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-22

Attorney Abe Ottenheimer returned
last night from indianapolis, where he
attended the sessions of the legisia-
ture for two days in the interests
of the Hammond court bill, in which |
provision is made for an additional
Judge of the superior court.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Palmer were
guests last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. D. Dixon of South Magoun
avenue.
Rev, ]. H Palmer has announced
that he will preach on the subject, "A
House of Many Mansions at his serv-
| ice on Sunday morning. The evening
service will be devoted to song praise,
solos. duets and quartettes, comprising
the interesting program Epworth will
be under the direction Of A E. Peters
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Golding of Bar
ing avenue are rejoicing over the ar
rival at their home of little daugh-
ter. born on Wednesday. Both mother
and child are doing nicely.
B. B. Potter Of Griffith transacted
business in East Chicago last evening
Auditor Charles Johnson Of Crown
Point visited friends in East Chicago
last evening.
II. E. Stone of Barring avenue is re-
covering rapidly from the injury sus-
tanned by striking his head against
his engine cab last Sunday morning.
]. B. BEETLES of Chicago was the
! guest of his daughter, Mrs. G. H Bick-
nell, of Magoun avenue on Wednesday
evening.
The music and book committees OF
the Tuesday Reading club will hold a
Y special meeting in the city hall this
afternoon to discuss the purchase OF
I periodicals and books for their new
reading and club rooms on the SECOND
a floor of the new building. 1t Is pro
h posed to install piano in the club
room for use at the weekly meetings
The Misses josephine and Ethel Jew
: EFT of Robertsdale visited friends II
= East Chicago last evening, ATTENDING
: the polo game at the Lewis rink.
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Smith of this cit.
v were in Chicago yesterday, attending
: the funeral of a niece, Miss Blanch
IL Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Carley. MIR. an
Mrs. S. G. Smith and Mrs. Hagen
Hammond, also attended the funeral.
The local Nest of Eagles will hoI
their weekly meeting this evening. an
! a full attendance of the members
Id urged.
D. The Elks held an interesting sessio
last evening, initiating into their OF
r. der w. w Moberly editor of tn
re Harbor Sentinel. Mr.. Moberly was 500
n. on the streets of East Chicago la:
=. night looking very pale and bearin
the indentation of several Elks' horT
IN on his back.
James Keegan of Manistee. Mich,
!, spending a few days in this city as Il
: guest of a cousin, Manfred Wilson,
: one Hundred and Forty-ninth street
lis J. T. Houston of wegg avenue
entertaining relatives from South Ber
. for few days.
Archie Kuhl who was thrown fro
the top of one of the large Gary int
urban cars about a week ago, is r
ported as recovering rapidly.
David Barry, a pioneer resident
East Chicago, has left for Cincinna
where he will make his home with re
atives. Mr. Barry was formerly
tic newspaper man, and the editor of t
East Chicago Echo, now defunct, a.
during the last campaign was t
promoter OF the Lake County Democr'
Constable Allen of Hammond was
- East Chicago yesterday afternoon e
- deavoring to secure the signatures
witnesses at the recent election co
80 test at Crown Point for use in the f
-. warding Of the transcript to Indianar
lis.