The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-31
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

case Of sDtic1ng 5-year-old Annie P1a-
trowski into his resort some time ago.
The Chicago Telephone company are
putting all their wires on South Chi
cago avenue under ground
The funeral of John Newcomb who
died at Denver. Colo, last week. took
place this morning from the residence
OF ntS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John New
comb. One Hundred and Second street
and Ewing avenue, where services were
held. Interment was at Mount Green
wood cemetery.
John Newoomb was well known
throughout the city as a fancy dancer.
He was at one time champion buck and
wing dancer of Chicago.
Alderman Moynihan was loudly
cheered at two meetings which he nre
sided over Sunday. The first was at
Eighty eighth street and Commercial
avenue, where about 400 people packed
into a small hall to hear him sneak.
The second was at Rettman's hall.
Eighty-fourth street and Buffalo ave-
nue., and was packed to the doors with
people At both the meetings vaudeville
played important parts.
Mayor Fred Busse yesterday told a
body of South Chicago business men
that fair treatment for all the indus
tries In South Chicago was his aim.
The delegation made the trip to the
mayor on account OF the "made-land"
deal in which the Illinois Steel com
pany plays an important part Mr..
Charles Ringer. prominent real es-
tate dealer, led the delegation, and
acted as spokesman. The business men
had landed together and at a gigantic
mess meeting appointed a corpse of
mon to see the mayor
Felix wisniesuski. 1888 Buffalo ave-
nue.. was given a stin ffne of 500 and
costs by Municipal Judge Goodenow
yesterday for beating his wife and
blaok1ng her eye. He told the Judge
that his wife had hit him with piece
of iron over the head.
Arthur Kopp. 11741 Michigan avenue,
was fined $500 and costs for beating his
wife.
Miss Esther Pease. 1892 Phillips ave-
nue., is III at the South Chicago hos
pital.
Mrs. Robert Matthias of Calumet
Heights has moved to Gary, where her
husband has accepted a position at the
Gary steel works
Mrs George REM. 1928 Yates avenue,
entertained at cards yesterday.
Edward IAndQuist. 1919 Greenbay av-
enue. has returned home from the
Chicago Eye and Ear hospital, where
he had an operation performed on his
ear
On next Monday evening oom-
mtktee of business men and trades I'M
lon men will hold nesting at Edward
Cohen's store at Ninety-second street
and Commercial avenue for the pur-
pose OF discussing home manufactur-
ing and trading. The committees who
will assemble are:
Business mem. F. Bokman, R. NJ
Brown. A. Hanson and Ed. Cohn.
Union men-T. ]. Wind. J. c. Grant
ham, o. A. Conner. C. F. Tuermer.
The meeting is causing no little ex-
element and important developments
are looked for
P. A. Moynihan. candidate for alder
man on the republican ticket, invaded
the Bast Side last night. and held
meeting at Medashe's hall, Ninety-frst
street and Ewing avenue. A good
vaudeville program was rendered.
There was also plenty of oratory.
Those who spoke were: Alderman P.
A. Moynihan, Alderman J. H Jones,
Senator A G. Clark. and County Com
missioner Warren z. Colburn.
A new addition. 5Ox6O. is to be add
ed onto the new South Chicago skat-
ing rink next week
Fire broke out in a house at se41
Ontario avenue and did about 500
damage Those who occupied flats in
the house are: C. W. Gross. G. Rrund-
rock, W. Mathews. Leslie Shoemaker.