The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-06
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARBOR

Miss Lillian Boutwell, of Crown Point
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Beach
for a few days.
A crowd Of East Chicago girls went
to Robertsdale yesterday afternoon for
little picnic. taking their supper with
them. The girls included Misses Lottie
and Belle Donovan. Mabel Palmer,
Myrtle Alexander, Lottie Ross and Mil
bred and Edith Evans.
w. H. Jeppeson win take his family
on Saturday to Sheffield, Ill, for
weeks stay.
Mrs. Ella Sheets and Miss May Barnes
leave on Saturday for two weeks visit
in Paw Paw Lake. Mich
Alderman Albert Lewis and family
have returned from California and the
west after a months vacation. They
visited Los Angeles, San Francisco. Cal,
and other western points.
Mrs. Abbie Sanders Of Lowell. who
has been in company with Miss NADIA
line Slooomb. a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
A. @. Slocomb for the past week, left
yesterday for their home Mrs. Sanders
is Mr.. slocomb's mother and Miss Ma
daline is niece Of Mr.. Slocomb.
Miss Maude Mitchell of North Olcott
avenue left Saturday for Letonia, o., to
visit her sister, whom she Will bring
back with her on her return trip The
latter lost her husband several months
ago. he having been killed in an acct
dent in the mill.
Mr. and Mrs John O'Neil and their
sister and owen G.. Reed were at Rob-
ertsdale last evening enjoying the fine
bathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mccormick of Bea-
con street are expecting visit from
Mr. McCormick's nephew. vernte De
Latel of New Albany, Ind, who will ar
rive toward the end of the month.
Dan Otteuheimer. who is visiting his
son. Abe Ottenheimer, this summer from
Little Rock. Ark, is showing an in
teresting article printed in one of his
home papers regarding some diamond
mines located near Murfreesboro, Ark,
his former home. which have been dis
covered there not so very long ago.
Some fine specimens of this most pre-
cious of precious stones have been dis
covered in the mines and sent to expert
diamond cutters in New York for cut
ting and polishing, and a syndicate has
been formed to control the properties
which are regarded as very promising
investment Mr.. Ottenheimer talks in
terestlngIy on the excitement created In
the locality following the announce
ment of the discovery.
Fred Fife has been on the sick list for
a couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Scott and
grandchildren. Florence and Frances
Denham, of Whiting took supper last
evening with Mrs. Mary Ross of Barring
avenue.
Miss Lila Neibergal will visit her
cousin, Miss Lottie Ross for a couple
of weeks. She will arrive on Monday
Jake Hagle, the butcher. employed in
Williams grovery store. is somewhat
improved and his physician believes
the fever has been checked in time Sc
that typhoid will not develop as a
first feared Mr. Hagle hopes to be
able to return to his post next Satur.
day.
James r. Graham of Beacon street
who recently sold his home in tina
thoroughfare to John D. Jones, ha:
purchased through the Mccoy agency
which put through the Beacon stree
deal, two lots in Magoun avenue, souti
of the Methodist church. He intends t
move a cottage in White Oak avenue
owned by him. onto these lots, anC
as soon as this is accomplished viii
take up his residence there.
Have you attended our spring open.
ing. We save you money on every
purchase Spiegel. South Chicago:
leading furniture store. t