The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-26
INDIANA HARBOR,

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day taken to the Wesley hospital, where
she is to prepare for an operation.
1t was thought she was suffering from
appendicitis. The operation was set
for some time today. and in the mean
time Mr.. Lloyd's mother and father
were sent for. arriving in Indiana Har-
Dor on Monday night to look after the
home during Mrs. Lloyd's absence, and
care for the baby. Mrs. Lloyd is report
ed to have stood the trip to the hos
pital. which was made via the c. & I. S
remarkably well, considering her con-
dition.
Mrs. B. c. Lukens has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Hinesly. and
her mother, both of st. Louis, the past
week, and another sister is expected
this week to be a guest in the Luken's
household.
Mrs. H. P. Ivy has been entertaining
out-of-town guests for a few days.
Mrs. J. A. Patterson leaves today for
Coal City. Ill, for a visit with Mr..
Patterson's mother and other relatives
in-law. She will be absent until Mon
day.
Friends Of Mrs. T. NJ. C. HembroT.
who is away in Colorado for the bene-
fit of her daughter. Dixies health, have
received cheering letters regarding the
invalid. Mrs Hembroff writes that
Miss Dixie is so far improved that she
thinks she will be able to return to In
diana Harbor about Sept. l. Miss Dixie
will remain for a while longer, how
ever. and it is possible her mother may
return to be with her daughter again
little later.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Drummond left
yesterday for Muncie, Ind, and other
Indiana towns, where they have
friends. They will be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spittle viii go
to Muncie, Ind, the last of this week
for a short visit. The accident which
befelI in the sheet mill at the Inland
Steel company recently causing that
branch of the big plant to shut down
for two or three weeks. has been the
means of giving the men an opportuni-
ty to take an outing, and many of them
are availing themselves of it.
Mrs. Charles z. Fowler went to the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Max Glass spent several days
in Valparaiso last week, returning on
Sunday. Mrs. Glass is a former resi-
dent of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Frysinger were
guests in Chicago from Thursday until
Sunday, during which time they were
royalty entertained by a number of
their friends.
Tuesday night while DR.. II. ]. Hicks
and party of friends were on their
way to Cedar Lake they met with an
accident near Highlands, which put
two of the wheels on the doctors au-
tomobile out of commission. The par
ty had been directed to keep straight
and therefore did not look for the
sharp turn in the road which they en-
countered, with the result that the ma
chine was dttched. Dr. Hicks walked
about three miles to the nearest tele-
phone, and calling up Hammond. had
another machine come out to get the
party. Nobody injured.
The Illinois Colts of Chicago will
play the Indiana Harbor team here
Sunday.
Mrs. n. L. Stenberg and the twins
are back from Dowagiac, Mich, having
returned on Monday.
Ernest Curtis, who works for Geo.
Carnes, came back Monday from a two
weeks visit in Muncie. While there
he attended the county fair.
Ed. Hiner has returned from Indian
Lake, bringing oscar Georges dog. Bes-
sic, with him
Abbie Mauger had the misfortune to
run large silver into the ball of her
foot a couple of days ago. 1t re-
quired two missions by Dr. Ansley to
remove the silver. which caused pain
full and jagged wound.
Oscar Georg is having two new signs
| painted for his drug store.
Richard T. Elsey & Co. have opened
up sign painting business in Waiting
street
The Baptist ladies will hold a mar
ket in Charles E. Fowlers office on
Saturday
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
list church will enjoy a tea at the
| home Of Mrs. John Stephens on the
| Lake Front next Thursday
! The young ladies of the NJ E. church
Will give their annual social Thursday
evening, Sept. 2. Ice cream and cake
| will be served and homemade candy
will be on sale. There will be mu-
steal program. Tickets is cents. 1t
was enormously stated in yesterday
TIMES that this had been declared off.