The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-14
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR
INDIANA HARBOR.

The Calumet Trust and Savings bank
had the misfortune to suffer the loss
Of a fine garden hose. which the man,
who has charge of the building, used in
sprinkling the lawn The police think
they have a lone on the thief who stole
the hose and expect to recover the
property.
a parcel of eight or ten buns, who
were rushing the can in the coal yard
in the rear Of the Pioneer Lime and
Coal company, were complained of TO
the police yesterday and an officer was
sent over to dislodge them. The men
alleged that they had been working in
Gary and had lost their Jobs and had
come to Indiana Harbor to secure 9th
ers. They were dispersed, however.
and told not to return.
]. w Maxwell. the livery man. is
raising his barn in One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth street and adding a story
to the structure. The floor now in use
as a barn will be utilized for the story
ing Of hay, and the horses will be sta
bled on the frst floor
Police officer John Lazarick has been
suffering from rheumatism in one of his
feet, and in consequence of this af-
Fiction, is now occupying the post us
ually held by Sergeant Quinlan at the
desk in the police station. Sergeant
Quinlan is travelling beat for the first
time in three years, and says he enjoys
the change.
Nathan Shive of Chicago will open up
a mems furnishing store in Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near Michigan. the first
of the month. Before so doing he will
take unto himself a wife, in the per-
son of Miss Myrtle Levin, also of Chi
cago. the wedding to take place Aug.
p.
Rabbi Gold of South Chicago was a
visitor to the Harbor yesterday. The
rabbi was recently called to look aft
er the spiritual welfare of the Jewish
people of this city and yesterdays Wis
it was his second one to Indiana Har-
Dor, his mission being to call on the
members of his newly acquired flock
Attorney J. a. Parks. who has been
on an eastern trip for some time Will
return to Indiana Harbor on Tuesday
Mrs. George Darner has been sick at
her home. 1914 Fir street, for the past
couple of days. She is reported as
somewhat improved today.
Misses Mary and Nellie Bergin Of Co
Indus. O.. and Misses Gertrude Coyle
and Mary Joyce of GAINESVILLE. O.. who
have been visiting Chief and Mrs. Jas.
Doherty for some time. Will return to
their respective homes on Saturday.
w. NJ. Mentzer has sold his butcher
shop in Block avenue to W. LaBounty.
who yesterday and today was moving
the stock and equipment to the post
office block In Guthrie street. A part
of the consideration was a lot In Dec
dar street. Mr.. Mentzer. freed from the
responsibility of the butcher shop, was
able to enjoy a nice little game of ped
70 with some of the members of the
fire department yesterday. He will
hereafter confne himself to his coal
business. His successor in the butcher
business will continue to reside in
! Whiting for the present.
Quite a little crowd was assembled
yesterday in Elm street before the fire
station. to watch the removal of the
piano from the dormitory. which die
! service as a banquet hall on the oc-
casion of the recent banquet The in
strument had to be lowered by means
of block and tackle out Of one of the
windows.