The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
Odd Fellows Entertained


ally entertained the visiting brethren
OF the same order from Whiting and
Lowell al their lodge rooms Saturday
evening. The first degre. conferred by
the Whiting lodge upon Frank Kieney
and George Hershman, concluded the
labors Of the evening. after which a
banquet was spread to the visitors.
Although having to wait in town until
O'Clock Sunday morning on ACCOUNT
OF delay in the arrival OF the 1893
Erie train the visitors felt that they
had been well repaid for their efforts
by the Hospitality Of the Crown Point
lodge OF Odd Fellows
The. town board meets this evening
to. consider the paving question and
had better s7and them" this evening as
q future date will be too late. 1t is
predicted that the paving of Crown
Point streets Will be ordered done at
this evenings. session.
The regular monthly horse sale 90
Curs tomorrow, and a 5000 crowd
o1sht to be in attendance as this Is
usually. one OF the largest sales OF the
year.
The WOman's Study club will meet at
the Public Library Assembly room to-
morrow afternoon for their regular
weekly meeting.
Mrs. George schwab gave an inter
esting and instructive lecture ON mis-
sionary sworix and life on the great
African continent, at the Presbyterian
chnRch last evening. which was at
tended byssa good audience.
John. Deies and family OF chicago
visited with his mother, Mrs. Dales, on
Court stresG. over Sunday.
Justice of the Peace Harry Nichol-
son returned Saturday evening from a
trip to New Mexico. and reports it
great country fun of opportunities for
money making.
Reports from the bedside of Paul e.
Raasch are more encouraging and a
slight Improvement is noticed in his
condition.
A. L Chisholm and r. P Pennack of
the Franklin Automobile agency in
Chicago are transacting business in
Crown Point with a demonstrating car.
R. H Nozzle. Of Hammond was a
CvoyEn Point visitor yesterday, max
snG'she trip by automobile.
Miss NJ. r. Dilday and Mss TITLE
Lehman spent Sunday with Chicago
friends.
Miss Anna Englert left Saturday for
DalDhi, md, where she will be the
guest Of relatives for week.
Mrs. H. S. Barr delightfully."- enter
tanned a party of lady friends at her
home on Go9dsborough street on Fri
day in honor of Mrs. Fox of Michigan
Mrs. F. e. Farley is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. w. F. Ellwanger of Chi
cago for few days.
Julius Rockwell Victor DYER and
Louie Weis returned from the Kanka-
kee regions Saturday and if only two
of them had gone hunting they would
have returned with a duck apiece.
Professor and Mrs. Curtis delight
fully enter&afns the members of the
boys and girls basket ball team of the
local high school at their home on Sat
urday evening.
Miss Ilia Hughes was the guest of
Miss Henrietta Newton for a dancing
party at Northwestern university on
1astsFrfday evening.
A P Marcek spent Sunday with
Crown Point relatives
Mrs. Ross Wilson entertained a par
ty of lady friends at her home on
Court street on Saturday in honor of
Mrs George schwab, the missionary
lecturer.
Mr.. and Miss Kopelke attended a
concert in Chicago on last Saturday
The Hazard club will meet with Mrs.
Lenora. Hart this afternoon.
Miss Hall, German teacher, spent the
weekend with Evanston Gu) friends.
Misses ]. Wheeler, Pauline sauer-