The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-06
EAST CHICAGO.


Miss Esther Mariner and Charles Mar
ner visited over Sunday in Rensselaer,
with Walter Forbes and family, while
their father, John Mariner. spent the
day in Springfield, H. Miss Erma Mar
ner is slowly recovering from typhoid
fever.
Miss CIeada Felkner of indianapolis.
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. w.
H. Olds. for a couple of weeks, re-
turned home Thursday after a gay
time Miss Felkner, during her stay
in East Chicago, has been much enter
tanned. on Tuesday evening she was
the guest of honor at an entertainment
given by her cousins, the Misses Edna
Olds and Leila Mercer, at their home
in Magoun avenue. on Wednesday she
was one Of a roller skating party in
Indiana Harbor which included besides
her hostesses of the night before,
Messrs. Hascall. Swartz and Douglas.
On Saturday of last week Miss Felkner
accompanied Misses Mercer and Olds to
Chicago. where they attended the ma
tinee. witnessing the play The Brok-
en- IDOL
Mrs. W. H Odds is reported on the
sick list
Mrs. Gregg Hasean of st. Louis ar
rived today to spend a few weeks with
her parents. T. Phillips of Beacon
street.
Mayor DeBriae, Abe ottenheimer and
Albert Lewis left Wednesday evening
for indianapolis to keep the legisla-
ture in lin eduring the closing days OF
its session.
Probably the most important basket
ball game of the year will be played
this evening at Mckinley school build
ing. The game will be for the cham
pionship of Lake county, and the Ham
mond and East Chicago high schools
will be the competitors.
The Rebecca lodge gave an entertain
nent in odd Fellows hall last Thurs
day night.
Messrs ". ]. jenkins. Nose Silver
man and William Mckenzie were SOM
of the East Chfcag oans who spent yes
terday in Chicago.
Attorney Joseph Meade was in Chi
cago Friday on business.
Mrs. Ellen Kikech had her HUSBAND
arrested yesterday. and put under $40
bonds to keep the peace. The Kikech'
trouble was caused by differences owe
money matters.
William Mckenzie Of Muncie, former
" a worker in the mills in this city
but now in the insurance business, is
visitor here. Martin Mckenzie. hi
brother. is very Ill with appendicitis
Mrs. Cena Palmer has taken posi-
ton with Butler Bros, in Chicago Sh
began work yesterday.
Miss May Evans of Barring avenue
suffering from the grippe.
Mrs. Laura Hesse Of Chicago wi
spend Sunday with her mother Mrs.
A. Johnson.
DR.. Sarah Noble returned from Clear
water, Kan. Thursday night.
Mary Lois Clark, who has been yer
i'll. is much better The little girl
the daughter Of Mrs. H. H. Clark {
one Hundred and Forty-fourth stree
and Barring avenue.
Mrs. B. Levey and sons. seymo'
and Jerome, of Chicago are visitin
Mrs. Levey's sister, Mrs. Abe Otter
heimer. They will be with Mrs. Otter
heimer for several days.
The ladies of the north side. who a
friends and neighbors of Mrs. Zoerle
who left yesterday to make her hon
in Texas, gave her a surprise and far
well party in Mrs. Zoer1er's hon
Thursday. company presented MI
Zoerler with a years subscription
a monthly magazine.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. ONeiI we
entertained by Mrs. G. A. Johnson al
Mrs. H. K. Groves Friday night.
Mrs. Fred Hascan is i'll with t
grippe in her home in Todd avenue.
The Home Missionary society of t
Congreg ational church met today wi
Mrs. S. p Peterson on South Olcc
avenue Luncheon will be served. T
session is the regular monthly meetil
of the organization.
George ". Lewis is back from Fren
Lick Springs. where he went on bus
ness.
Mr.. John o'NeI is visitor to Chic
go today.
John Muschelewicz of Hammond, t
able assistant to Veaco. the drug ma
is confined to his home by Illness.
DR.. Palmer of the local Method
church will not be able to preach
morrow. but arrangements have be
made for the Rev. wilkins to prea
morning and evening. Professor w
liams win have charge of the me
Bible class in the absence Of the pi
tor. Special music for the services
The Ladies Bible class of the NJ.