The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-25
INDIANA HARBOR,

Francis Carlson, who lived in
Grapevine street, has moved his fam
lily to South Englewood
A number of the members Of the
Progress club will leave on the 12:40
Lake Shore train tomorrow to attend
the American Water Color exhibition
at the Art Institute, Chicago. Friends
of the members of the organization
who desire to witness the display. are
invited to meet the latter at the de-
pot and accompany the party into the
city.
]. A. Patterson and w. B. Van Horne
We're among the Indiana Harbor at
torneys who attended court in Ham
mond yesterday
A. G. Lundquist left Indiana Harbor
yesterday noon for Indianapolis. where
he will attend the convention of post
masters, which will be in session in
the capital city for a couple of days
Miss Esther Swanson of Laporte
spent the week end as the guest of
Miss Lura Anderson. The Misses Swan
son and Anderson visited Gary on sun
day.
DR.. Frank stephens of the Lake
Front left last night for indianapolis
to attend the graduation exercises, at
which his brother. Harold. will receive
the sheepsktn. which viii permit him to
practice dentistry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Funkey yesterday NOV
ed from the Harbor to East Chicago,
where they purchased a home at the
corner of Beacon street and Wegg ave-
| nue..
DR.. c. C. Robinson left last night
for Indianapolis. where he will serve
as witness in court in connection
with a railroad case. DR.. and Mrs.
Robinson and family on Saturday NOV
ed into the McGrath house in Baltimore
avenue
The Lincoln school picnic Friday is
still the theme of conversation among
! the boys and girls of the fourth grade
and upwards. who attended the same
| The picnic took place at Wheeler. the
pupils visiting their drawing teach
er's home, playing games and picking
wild flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Frysinger had
their cousin, DR.. Oscar Sheets. out fol
a visit Saturday and Sunday. DR.
! Sheets has for the past few years beer
practicing his profession in South Da-
lxota, but has recently come to Chi
| cago. where he is taking post graduatt
work at the POSTGRADUATE college.
Mrs. George Summers on Friday en-.
tertained those who took part in the
concert, given under the auspices Of
! the Methodist church, last week. Lighf
refreshments were served, and those
| present were entertained by a phono-
! graph concert in which some fine rec
| ords recently acquired by Mrs. Sum
mers, which are reproductions of tn,
singing of some of the worlds creates
| operate stars, including Sembrich, Mel
ba, Schuman, Heinck and others, wer,
heard.
Crawford Murton has returned HON,
from Denver. Colo, after spending sew
eral weeks there for his health. MI
Murton lives in Hemlock street, nea
One Hundred and Thirty fifth street
Albert Sirlin. 35OS Fir street, who ha
been in Clayton. n. NJ, for two month
returned home yesterday morning t
remain until Sept. 1, when he will re
turn to harvest maize MI Sirlin ha
purchased 500 acres of land near Clay
ton, and will move his family Their
this fall.
First-class laundress would like t
secure work for two days each week
Best of references supplied Small
families preferred. Address F. M LAX
COUNTY TIMES. Hammond, Ind. t