The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-16

Miss Helen Prange returned home to-
day from Comstock and The Dells'
of Wisconsin, where she has been visit |
ing the past two weeks
Miss Blanche Huebler Is spending the |
afternoon with friends in Chicago.
s. Fendig of Rensselaer,. Ind was the
guest of his brother. Robert Fendig at
the Hotel Carleton today
Ed Nolan has returned home from
Frankfort. Ind. where he has been on
a short visit.
Meet me at the Elks' picnic. Kindel's
Grove tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rosenberg of 632
Hoffman street will leave this week for
Chicago where they will make their
home in the future.
Miss Emma Kunert of Fayette street
has gone to Detroit, Mich. to spend
several days with friends and relatives.
Miss Frances Matthies has returned
to her home in Chicago after an over
Sunday visit with Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. E.
Matthies of Sohl street.
Prizes for every body and for every
thing all afternoon at the Elks' picnic.
Miss Linda Kunert returned to her
| home in Fayette street yesterday from
| Milwaukee where she has been visiting
| fol- several days.
number of young people. members
! of the Sunday school of the Pine Street
| Presbyterian church will enjoy the an
| nual picnic at the Lake Front Satur
day, August 27th. program of games
and contests will be arranged and an
elaborate picnic luncheon will be
| served.
| Prizes for every body and for every
thing all afternoon at the Elks picnic.
| A. w. Baron has returned to his home
in Rimbach avenue from Spring Lake,
| Mich. where he went last Saturday for
an over Sunday visit.
Dick Farrell returned to HAMMOND
today from Cleveland. o. where heNhas
been spending a few days of his vaca-
ton.
Miss Susan Gehrke formerly of Ham
mond bu- now of Whiting Is spending
the day with friends here.
Miss Ella Buehring is enjoying a vaca-
ton from her duties at the Lion store.
Meet me at the Elks' picnic. Kindel's
Grove tomorrow.
Miss Lilly Feeder will have her
guests this evening at her home in
4 y
the n. n. Embroidery Club. Embroid-
cry work and music will be among
. the features of entertainment and ar
lenoyable time is anticipate
Z The regular meeting of the member:
e OF Opal Hive No $50 L. o. T. M. NJ
: will take place this afternoon at 1. o
s o. F. Hall in state street and 1t wa.
v desired that all the members attend
: Very important business will be trans
d acted and the deputy of the Great Hiv,
e will be present.
e The regular meeting of the member
t of Golden Rule Council No. / d. of L
will take place this sevening and al
1.-THE members are Invited to attend TIL
usua amount of business will be trans
acted
: The regular Tuesday evening dancin,
: class will meet this evening at Long
Hall in State street and it is expecte,
: that the usual large number of young
people will come from East Chicag
IS and Hammond
:. Mrs. James Langton of Truman ave
l. nue. is spending the day with friend
a In Chicago.
! Mrs. Thomas Brennan of Rimbac
avenue was the guest of her mother
Mrs. Margaret Swift at her home i
If Chicago yesterday afternoon.
II Meet me at the Elks' picnic, Kindel
/ Grove tomorrow.
Attorney Joe Conroy was in Crow
n Point today on a business visit.
Miss Isabelle vanderhoof has secur
ed position as stenographer for tn
81 c. I. & S. R. R. at the Gibson Office an
has already entered upon her me-
= duties.
Mr.. and Mrs Cooper and daughter {
South Holman street spent the pas
E week end visiting at ST. Joseph, Micl
y Attorney w. w. Mcmahon was i
= Chicago today a business visit.
y Miss Mabel Sherry of Truman avenu
~ and Miss Bertha Maleitske of Indian
avenue will leave Thursday noon fe
Buffalo and Niagara Falls and point
in Canada for two weeks vacation
:, Miss Emma Huehn of Logan stree
D. was the guest of Mrs. Charles Beall {
her home in Kenwood, Chicago yestel
Iday.
,el Street cars every 10 minutes to I'll
~ hElks' picnic in the afternoon.
Ill Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Simon have move
~ fro mtheir home at 223 Logan stree
: to their new home the corner of Ind
IN ana and oakley avenues where the
no will make their home in the future.
or Cards have been received from Mr.
lit Edward II. Rohde and Miss Bitf
Whitehall that they have conclude
$ their visit at Lafayette and have goI
de to Attica, Ind. wher they will rema
,g the guests of relatives for several day
Mrs. P. ]. Henry who has been vel
or i'll at her home in East State street
a improving nicely now. news which h
ed many Hammond friends Will be glad
nd learn.
Lots of good things to eat at Il
II E1ks' picnic.
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen of 432 Ced
m street left for New York City last eve
O. ing. They expect to spend a few da
rs. at Niagara Falls, Philadelphia al
NO other points of interest in the East.
The members of the Ladies Aid S
or ciety of st. Paul's Lutheran church w
a picnic at the Lac Front Park Wedne
,es day of this week. A very enjoyat
in social time is anticipated. pier