The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-26

Robertsdale, and intends to move there
in the near future
Miss Anna Slower of Ohio avenue
will spend tomorrow with friends in
Chicago.
Miss Ella C. Klose was a Chesterton
visitor today.
Mrs Augusta Klose entertained Mrs.
Martha Eckstein of Chicago at her
home in One Hundred and Nineteenth
street yesterday.
The city council met at an adjourned
meeting in the city hall. at which the
question of new city hall was again
taken up. Mayor Parks appointed a
committee, consisting of Aldermen w.
A. Upton and Thomas Duggan, with
himself as third member of the com
mittee. to at once begin locking for a
site for new city hall. A motion was
proposed by Alderman Pete Buczkow-
ski to appoint Anton Niziolkiewicz on
the Whiting police force to succeed
William Emmel, who has been
released. The motion was seconded by
Donegan, Duggan also voting aye. Al
dermen Upton, Paskwfetz and Baran
voted nay, which made it stand three
to three The deciding vote was then
cast by the mayor. he voting aye. The
question of retaining Officer Pinkerton
was then brought Up. The motion was
proposed by Donegan. to also let Pink
erton go. Donegan and Buczkowski
voted aye. and again Upton. Paskwietz
and Baran voted nay. The mayor again
cast the deciding vote, which was nav.
sooPinkerton will be kept on the force,
as usual
U
SCISSOR of a deer's head, which was pre-
sented to him by James E. Manning
and Frank P. Bowes of Chicago. The
deer was shot by Mr.. Manning, who
had it mounted for his friend, our pop
ular jewe1er. The head now adorns
the wall of Seebold's store, and is be-
ing greatly admired by all who have
seen it
Rev. F. M. Webster of the Plymouth
Congregational church will preach to-
morrow morning from the following
theme: God With U.s." The anthem
"Oh. for a Closer Walk With God"
will be sung by Mrs. Lash, assisted
by the choir. Mr.. and Mrs. Lash will
sing also duet, ''Oh, Morning Land"
At the evening service there will be
stereopticon views. The choir will
repeat their Christmas anthem, There
Were Shepherds" Mr.. Lash will sing
an illustrated solo.
The Elks' ball at East Chicago Rink
Saturday night will not interfere with
the resumption of skating Sunday. Mr.
Lewis says the floor will be better than
ever. 25-2t
A. ]. Dimmock of Ohio avenue left
last evening for Cleveland. O., where
he was called by the death of his moth
sr.
George O'Neil, who spent several
weeks visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice ONeil of Sheridan ave
nue., has left for the south
Messrs. Joseph Peceny and Oscar
Ahlgren saw Seven Days" at the ILL.,
nois theater, Chicago, on Thursday
night
Mrs w. E. Putnam and daughter.
Mss Irene. are both i'll with the grippe.
Mayor and Mrs B. Parks saw The
sourfh Estate" at the Crane Opera
House, Chicago, on Thursday night.
Mayor B. Parks was to have been a
udge in the Crown Point-East Chicago
iepate at Crown Point last night, but
AFTER waiting for street cars, witch
allied to put in an appearance for some
lime owing to breakdown, Mr. Parks
was just about in time to miss his
rain to Crown Point from Hammond,
Ind had to give up the trip
Mrs. Charles Muller of Center street
S ILL.,
Jay Moore of Fischrupp avenue, who
'as been Ill with typhoid fever, is i'm
proving quite satisfactorily.
The women of the Foreign Mission
!.
making preparations to have an unus- |
ialy interesting meeting on the even
ng or March L. Two missionaries will |
De present and also several other |
guests. The occasion is the fifth an
lual celebration this society has held. |
Twelve members of the local society |
lttended the day of prayer services |
It Indiana Harbor on Thursday.
Several of the S. K. M. o. girls had |
! picnic on the Lake Front yesterday. |
me party consisted of Misses Gaynelle |
1aton, Florence Schaub, Essie Hatch |
IND Bessie Naef. A luncheon was |
erved- Lake front picnics at this time |
u the year may seem a trifie out of |
eason, but not with these young
aoies, who call themselves the S. K. |
a. O.'s. or Eskimos.
hiidren have been exciting the SYM |
'athy of Whiting people for some |
months About two years ago the
mother and three children. one of |
vhom is now dead, were deserted by
ne rather. The mother tried hard to
Import the family, and would proba-
ly have won the battle had not her
aind given way, owing to her hard
york and worry. AS the result she
vas committed to the asylum at Long
line, near Logansport. Ind, and pro-
ounced fncurable. The boy. who is
L years DID, secured good home a
mort time ago with Mr.. and Mrs. ia
obs OF John street The girl, who
now barely years old. has been
laying at the home of her uncle, John
-ostebanich of Fred street. The lit
lie girls home has been anything hut
pleasant one. One of the coolest
Forming of this week she went to the
ONE of Mr. Mrs. NJ n n. |