The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-03

VIII be added, so none will be sighted. |
On this evening the members of the
band will make their debut with their
new uniforms, which they intend to
receive on Monday.
Mrs. J. L. Miles of LaPorte avenue, |
has been entertaining her mother,
Mrs Hampton from HOBART
Albert Larndt is i'll at the home OF
his sister. Mrs. volkman Of Cleveland
avenue.
Patrick Ryan was called to Cleve-
land. o.. by the sudden death of his
brother. John Ryan.
Thomas Boland, of Indiana boule-
ward, has the brick on the ground for
a new home, to be erected by him on
| Central avenue and One Hundred and
Seventeenth street. The work is be-
ing done by Contractor David Barry.
Mrs. Parker of the Melvin flats on
Sheridan avenue, entertained her
daughter from Chicago yesterday.
Mesdames Norman Emerson and
Daxid Parmelee were the guests of
Mrs. J. A Blackwell at her home in
Indiana Harbor.
Mrs. Charles Cole spent yesterday as
the guest of Mrs O'Connor at her
home in Hammond.
Mrs. o. f. Meek of One Hundred and
Nineteenth street, entertained her niece,
Miss Mathews, a nurse in the Frances
willard hospital in Chicago on Thurs
day.
Miss Edith Leroy, night operator at
the local telephone exchange has been
laid up with attack Of the grip the
past few days
Mrs. willard B. Van Horne of In
diana Harbor, was the guest of rela-
tives on Thursday.
Mrs. william Shinn of Cleveland ave
nue. is entertaining Mesdames James
and Charles Patterson of Buchanan,
Mich
/ The degree STAFF of the D. of R. are
requested to meet at their hall on
Wednesday morning at $50 to prac-
tice for work to be done in the near
future.
The past noble grands of the Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah will hold a meeting
on Thursday morning at o'clock to
make arrangements for the celebra-
' their order to be held on April IA
Rev Manfred c. Wright of the Meth
! odist church is at Plymouth. Ind,
where he Is assisting Rev. Waring in
conducting revival services. The pull
pit in Whiting Sunday will be accu-
piel by a student from Northwestern
university at Evanston.
The Lake County Medical association
held their regular meeting in the Pub
: lie library at Whiting, on Thursday
afternoon. A paper was to have been
read by DR.. E. L. Dewey, but this ply
sician found it impossible to be pres
: ent, so only routine business was con-
J. Quoted. The next meeting of the asso-
e citation will be IN May and will be
.; held al Crown Point. The physicians
= in attendance at the meeting here on
|. Thursday were as follows: Hammond,
h DR.. Eleanore Scull, Dr.. e. NJ Shanklin;
- East Chicago, DR., A. G. Schlicker; In
;. diana Harbor, DR.. w. GreenwaId, DR..
S George orr; Gary. DR.. Evans Whit
ing. DR.. A. ]. Lauer, DR. G. H Hos
8 kins, DIR. f. NJ Wells.
Miss Ruth Gardner. stenographer for
$ the Contracting Westrumite company
8 transacted business for the company
| III chicago YESTERDAY
> Rev Theodore AIberding of Chicago
! was here visiting friends yesterday.
Arthur Sass of Fred street went to
Croker, Ind. yesterday, to remain over
Sunday with relatives.
Rev J. NJ. Artman Of Chicago. who
was formerly pastor of the Congrega-
tional church here, will occupy the To-
s. cal pulpit tomorrow, and Rev. F. NJ
Il Webster will occupy Rev. Artman S
l. pulpit in Chicago.
John valansk, a O-year-old boy, was
e found roaming around the streets OF
y Whiting at a. m. yesterday morning
d by officer Mullaney. The lad. when
questioned, said he had walked here
= from South Chicago, where he resided
= with his parents at FHghty-third street
and Buffalo avenue. He was taken to
- the station, where he was kept over
night, when he was taken to South
Chicago by Chief of Police Lawler. The
officers at South Chicago recognized the
lad as being from their city. having
= seen him on several occasions, but al
/ last reports they had not succeeded in
locating his parents.
ID The "rube" social, given by the
s. success, and caused a great amount Of
t enjoyment. A short program, consist
s. ing of songs and Rotations, was rem
IS | dered. which made a decided hit will
l. the audience. Several games and con
tests were held during the evening, anC
20 Miss Gaynelle Eaton was awarded the
: prize for guessing the number of beans
in Jar. Mrs John Hause was giver
the ladies' prize for the best repre-
sentation of a "rube" and Robert Mas
III terson of Robertsdale the prize fol
the best gent costume.
- Frank Murphy Of Hammond will
spent Sunday evening with Whiting
So friends.
Mrs. Enola Payne of Sheridan ave
nue. will soon leave for the country, fol
the benefit of her health.
"a An especially fine program was Civ
I'd en- by members of the literary societ!
st of the Whiting high school in the au
rs ditorium yesterday afternoon.