The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-07

securing Prof. Lash. the singing prom
ises to be better.
Joseph Peceny, 10. will act as inter
locutor and the end men are as follows:
Bones-Warren Beaubien, 10; Frank
Duggan. 10; Floyd Holiday, 10; Eric
Mcclellan. H.
Tambos-Harry Timm. 10; Frank
Greenwald. IL; Oscar Ahlgren. II; L.
| Aronberg, 10.
Martin Kochmorchok was arrested by
Officers Mullaney and Hughes on Sat
urday night for assault and battery up
| on the person of Paul Germick. the as
sault having occurred in a saloon at
One Hundred and Twenty sixth street
and White Oak avenue Kochmorchok
was arraigned before Judge Jones and
was fined 81 and costs, which he paid
and was released.
| Joseph Fargon was arrested by Off
Ger Mullaney when found intoxicated
at White Oak and Fischrupp avenue
Fargon was given an opportunity to
straighten up, and after a severe repri-
| mand by Mayor Parks he was re-
| leased.
| Joseph Kriestovshok ran up against
little hard luck when he came to
| Whiting from Chicago to visit his.
| friend. John Preatsner, on Saturday
| The two men spent the day enjoying
| themselves around at several of the
wet goods emporiums One treat al
| ways brought another. until finally
Kriestovshok began to suffer the con-
sequences by doing a little staggering
| around. Being in no condition to begin
! his return trip to Chicago, Preatsner
| invited his guest down to his room in
| a boarding house on Front street to
take sleep. promising to arouse him
In time to get a car into Chicago Sat
| urday night. Preatsner kept his prom
Use. and when Kriestovshok awoke, he
began to search for ss5. which he said
| he had In his poke. The reward for
his hospitality was to be accused Of
| taking the money and the result was
that Kriestovshok had warrant sworn
| out charging Preatsner with larceny.
The latter denies the charge against
him, and, although he has been in Jail
| FOR day and night, he still maintains
his innocence. and said he thinks that
the majority of it was spent by Kries-
tovshok in treats and part perhaps
was lost by him in his unaccountable
| condition. The investigation will be
completed today. and if nothing can
be proven against him Preatsner will
af $1,000 2sazsgs e : sssy q;
as invite any one to his apartments aga
,b to sleep off jag if he gets out of ii
scrape.
are Mr.. and Mrs I. R. Vincent of Oliy
asst street have returned from Galesbu
ILL., where they visited their daught
led Mrs Lemon, for a few weeks. TIL
the daughter. Mrs Earl Morgan, who +
also been in Galesburg. returned ho
to with them, to remain as their guest
ter several weeks.
ISIS Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph James are mS
ing from Ohio avenue to the Melin fla
ina in Sheridan avenue.
ors Misses Pearl Traverse and Mat
Welsby were East Chicago visitors
1ue Friday evening
Aid julius Brahsky, a fireman on the
T. T. railway and a brother of NJ
nue Wilbur Johnson Of Ohio avenue v
ur- taken to ST. Margaret's hospital on S
urday. suffering with typhoid fever
the Wesley Jenkins of-w oodlawn wa
Whiting visitor on Saturday night.
sit Messrs. Fred r. Abbott and c
nue. Ranger of Harvey, Ill. were Whit
visitors last evening
ave Joseph Bernstein and daughter \
at mie. spent yesterday visiting frie,
rri- and relatives in Chicago
, in Mr.. Barr of the s. S G. e. f. Co. !
a Hammond visitor yesterday.
av- Among those from Whiting who
v. tended the Lanelly Royal Welsh CT
suf- concert given at Towle Opera Ho,
Hammond, on Saturday night were:
. and Mrs ID. d. Griffith, Mr. and n
Conner Griffith, William Griffith n
Margaret Griffith. Mrs James Bur-
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pritchard
daughter, Miss Gladys, Mrs John HI
and Mrs. John Lloyd.
Miss Lillian Callahan and Alvin T. T
'0uS on attended the concert given by
Llanelly Royal Welsh choir at III
mond Saturday night
Mrs Michael Adley of John street
returned from Pittsburg, Pa, where
was called by the death of her siste,
The junior class of the Whiting
the ,,,r,. % 49, p"l.s On 0a'u
John street
- The l. f. f. girls went to East Oh
Az. go yesterday afternoon to hear the
IN cert given by the Welsh choir at
w,a.. rvs theater
with SieSsis. Aoam and William Stoll |
PANS returned from Cleveland O.. where
,ople were called by the death of the form
daughter and latter's sister. Mrs.
rect sephine Doran-
year Miss Mary Adley of John street
aint in South Chicago on SATURDAY..
the Walter S. Smith of the Tniyersit
time Chicago and Russell F. Smith of To
ition ton spent Sunday with their par,
dizzy Mr. and Mrs. Fred T Smith ~ n
and street
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