The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-10
Convention Arranged.

Members OF the Woman study CLUB
of this place will attend the conven-
ton of the tenth district meeting Of
the Woman's Federation of Clubs, to
be held al Hammond on April II, at
the club rooms of the Hammond Wom
ans club, which organization will act
as hostess to the visiting ladies dur
ing the meetings of day evening. 1t
is reported that an excellent time
awaits the visiting members and the
event is anticipated with a great deal
of interest and pleasure
At the Methodist Episcopal church
on Sunday evening, the cantata The
Easter Evangel' viii be rendered by
a full choir Of voices The choir has
recently been strengthened by a num-
Der OF good singers and the rendition
of the cantata will be well worth hear
ing The pastor will preach on an APP
propriate topic in keeping with the
Easter season.
1t is not thought now that the brew
cry here will move or vacate its pres
ent quarters until fall or winter and
with the advent of the new railroad, it
is reported in many places that the in
stitution will continue to do business
at tn cold stand. Transportation and
hauling to cars has always been big
problem with the concern, and with
remedy in sight many believe they
will stay. The others think that their
future moves will rest entirely on the
results of the option election, which
last seems very plausible.
A chicken pie supper will be served
this evening by the Ladies' Aid society
of the Methodist church at the church
parlors from 5 o'clock until T. The
proceeds will be used toward buying
a new pipe organ for the church and
everyone is requested to attend and
help in this good cause. supper So
cents.
The Chicago papers to all appear
ances are as hard up for news as the
country papers at present and each
day sees a rehash of the develop
, ments In the automobile races to be
held here IN June. No one in Crown
Point is kicking, however, and all the
free advertising we can get cannot
come amiss.
The Panhandle inspection train went
through yesterday and the high mo-
guls of the road gave their properties
here a miscrocopic investigation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Groman of Mil
waukee, Wis, have been visiting here
for the last few days. They left to-
day for Hammond to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. R. s Groman of that place.
Walter Laws will soon finish his
course of instruction at Chicago auto
mobile school.
1t seems certain now that the Grant
and Clark street pavement will go
through without any remonstrance to
hold them back, as no kicks have been
registered in the open over the pro-
posed Improvement.
Miss Gwendoline Parry visited
friends in Chicago yesterday.
The high school pupils had a de-
bate yesterday and it is reported that
both sides won.
Yesterdays weather knocked the
smithereens.
The number of mump victims con-
tinue to swell"
1t is reported that the Min Rock
wells and the Daughertys viii swap
living places on Court street the
Rockwells going to the Ward house
recently purchased by Mrs. Hart. while
the Daugherty family will move intC
the Rockwell home.
The photographers are showing
fine display of Easter pictures in thei
different windows.
As yet no trace has been discov
cred of the stolen livery rig from tn,
Hayden livery on the west side.
H. II. Wheeler is moving his garag
across the street, to his new home.
The moving of the Holton home
stead will commence next week. Tw'
houses viii be made of the one, AM
both viii be moved across Cour
street.