The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-10
TOLLESTON.

O1AG0 OOs
Miss Minnie Nelson of Rantaui. Ill., |
is visiting relatives in this city for |
few weeks
The Misses Tillie and Henrietta Janke |
of Hammond are visiting their parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Janke, of this city.
Master Stanford Stanton is reported |
on the sick list.
Henry Keilman was in Hammond |
upon business Thursday.
Mrs. ]. B. williams was visiting |
friends at Englewood Thursday.
Mr.. S. Paulson and family, who re-
sided upon One Hundred and Sixty |
ninth street, have moved to Chicago.
Miss Ollie Frank, who is working
in Hammond, returned to this city
Thursday evening and will spend few
days with her parents.
Miss Martha Schaaf of whiting was
in this city Thursday and gave her
weekly music lessons at the public
schools.
Messrs. Crandall & Phillips, contrac-
tors. of this city attended the ban
quet given by the Gary Lumber com
Mr.. G. ]. Bader Of Whiting was in
this CITY on business Thursday.
A grand ball will be given tonight
by w. c. Kunert at Kupnerts hall. Mr..
Kunert has spared neither time nor
money to make it grand success,
and everyone is assured a good time
Music Will be furnished by Barney
Young's orchestra of Hammond
The girls Sunday school class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school surprised
their president, Miss Ethel Paulson,
with a farewell party last Wednesday
evening. They were entertained at
the home of Miss Judith Benson. Dur
ing the evening the girls played various
/ games, and were served with lovely
| refreshments. Miss Ethel was favored
/ with many gifts of remembranoes. and
| a song to cheer her when she leaves
her present home and resides in Chi
cago. Those present were: The Misses
Judith Benson. Nella Perrin, Lille Gal
lagher, Ignota Phillips. Elsie Nelson,
| Florence Mayhem, Georgena Scheubel,
Mary Sleezer, Wilma Gallagher and Ada
McCarty.
Mr.. ]. H. HelIekson who is the state
was in Tolleston yesterday.
Charles W. Camp of Garrett, Ind.
was in this city yesterday on bust
ness. Mr.. Camp is the state bank ex-
aminer of Indiana. and he made his
regular examination of the First state
bank.
Mr.. Alexander Jameson of Griffith
was in Tolleston yesterday on business.
Otto C. Borman is reported to be on
the sick list. He says business has
been too great.
Mr.. Thomas Higgins and family have
moved to Gary. and will take up their
residence there. Mr. Higgins works in
the Indiana Steel mills, and it will make
1t more convenient for him to go to and
from his work.
The Misses Bess Matson and Carrie
Sseberger have returned to their homes
at Chicago and Crown Point respec-
lively, and Will not return to this city
until next Monday morning.
F. A Malmstone was in Chicago last
night.
M. B. Rosenthal of Gary was in this
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Rosa Lucy went to Chicago yes
terday.
Miss Alma Hess of Hammond is Wis
iting friends in this city
Mrs. J. S. Perrin, who was on the
sick list is reported improving.
Mr. C. NJ. Thomas of the Humiston-
Keeling Drug company of Chicago. was
in this city on business yesterday.
DR.. Long, dentist of Gary, was in
town Thursday afternoon. He has quite
a practice here, and makes visit every
Thursday afternoon at DR.. Petry's of
, Ace
! The Main street addition to Tolles-
ton, which is controlled by Borman'
> real estate exchange, is undergoing
quite a change. The streets are being
graded and the trees trimmed in nice
shape. When completed this sub-di-
r vision will have the appearance of q
lovely park.
The Borman's real estate exchange
! reports the sale of two beautiful lots
in f. c. Halls addition to Mr.. E. l.
: Martin of New Carlisle, Ind, through
) the agency of Mr.. S. D. King OF that
: city. Mr.. Martin is well pleased with
+. the wonderful prospects of Totleston.
;. Mr.. Osgood of the southern part OF
. this state has purchased two lots OF
g First street through the Bormans real
4 estate exchange. and intends to build
an up-to-date photograph gallery in the
f near future.
. A rumor IS afoat that Martha stree
E will now be opened up through to Chi
cage avenue, and will be graded and
: paved in nice shape. Let tho good work
y, of the town board go on.
A jolly crowd went to Whiting at tht
: skating rink Thursday evening. Thos,
$ who went were: The Misses Ona Shov.
err, Hattie Kurth and Bess Matson and
Messrs. Louis Dapke. John Shower ant
! Professor F. A. MaImstone.
: Don't forget tho grand ban at Kun.
. ert's hall tonight.
q ]. W. Mckee IS reported rather II
: with rhematism.
y Mr. : Shaw and son of Utica, o.
: have purchased a lot IN the business
section. Mr.. Shaw is an architect, an,
y his intention is to build business
!, block and set up an office.
9 Tolleston is now a dry town as re