The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-20
INDIANA HARBoR.

Mr.. S. Levin, who has been sick with
the typhoid fever for a number OF
weeks, is so much better that the serv-
vices Of the trained nurse, who has
been attending him. have been dis
pensed with.
Mr.. F. NJ. Batcholder of Fir and One
Hundred and Thirty fifth streets, who
has been the guest of his daughter. Mrs.
r. c. Woods of Columbus, Ind. for the
past Ave weeks, returned yesterday.
He reports that the weather in that
region is much milder than in these
parts, and that the farmers began to
plant their potatoes a week ago.
Mr. Frank WheaIe of Chicago has
been in town for couple of days, tran
sacting business and visiting his rela-
tives.
Henry Landefeld spent Thursday and
Friday in Chicago on business.
Miss Margaret Calvin of Drummond
street, who was taken to the Chicago
| hospital by DR.. William Greenwald last
Wednesday, was successfully operated
upon for appendicitis Wednesday even
| ing. She is reported in good condition
| today.
| The Royal League met last night in
| Cline's hall, and Archon c. P. Burdick
proudly welded the new silver mount
ed gavel. presented to the local coun-
Gil last Tuesday night in Chicago.
Charles Egbert was in Chicago yes
terday on business.
Tom Mauger is again battling with
his old enemy. rheumatism. He was
able to be on the street yesterday, but
shows the effects of the fight.
The prettiest effect of wearing the
hair is with the new style Cluster
Pufrs. Ladies, If you have combings
you can have them made up from your
own hair at Mrs. Blumenthars, 1907
One Hundred and Thirty seventh street
Wear this flower for your mothers
sake" is the slogan for the mass meet.
ing at the Methodist church tomorrow
afternoon. The flower referred to is {
white carnation, and cards bearing the
injunction will be distributed at tn,
door, together with one of the flowers
in question, at the door of the church
at 8 p. m. The meeting is more par
ticularly intended for young men, es
pecially such as are living away from
the home influence, although, there il
no intention to discriminate agains
other young men, or against the la
dies, all of whom will be welcomed
The services viii consist of short ad
dresses and special music The Ladies
Aid society are 1ourishing the carna
tons. which will be distributed. Tn
regular services for the day viii go OF
) as usual, except that Rev. William Col
Inns will occupy the pulpit in the morn
ing in place of the regular pastor. Il
the evening two of the Garrett Biblica
students will be in charge, and Rev. Il
P. Ivey will preach. His subject will
/ be The Danger Of Delay" Next Sun
day will be Church letter day" whe
members from other pastorates bearin
etters from their former clergymer
, will be received into membership in tn
Indiana Harbor church. There ar
. eight or ten who are expected to tax
advantage of the occasion to becom
n formally affiliated with the local churc
body.
Assistant Master Mechanic r. F. Get
Chief Electrician Thornberg, Superin
tendent of Steam James Perry of til
Inland Steel company, Otto Coop, tick
ct agent for the Lake Shore road an
lJODTey aIleHu6O MCN1Ck6T
theater, Chicago, Thursday night. TIL
attraction was Mrs Wigs of tn
Cabbage Patch" Trainmen report ths
the party played pinochle all the wa
in and all the way out
= A telegraph pole. with three feet
o It's length taken out of the center, II
= lower part as firmly imbedded in II
IS ground as when first set and the III
= per portion suspended above it from IL
wires, is one of the peculiar inciden
of Thursday nights explosion, while
wrecked a part of the new Lake Shol
bascule bridge. The pole was hit by II
flying forty five-ton girder. and Il
= part removed as neatly as it had bee
sawed out.
Officer Barney Janowski is sick Wi
stomach trouble.
Indiana Harbor, Ind. 1913
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