The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-31
SOUTH CHICAGO.

NicIOT w dTn0T, 3U5S OH6llSnHdIil
place, who was killed while switching
on the hot metal run from the blast
furnaces to No. 2 open hearth of the
Illinois Steel company, was buried to-
day from the home Of his parents, $3.50
Phillips avenue, at p. m, to Oak
woods cemetery. Warner was standing
on the front of ladle. and a sud
den lurch of the engine threw him be-
meath the wheels of the train which
passed over him. crushing him severe
ly. He was rushed to the Illinois Steel
company's hospital, where he died fif-
teen minutes later. The train was in
charge of Engineer ]. Gould. Fireman
]. Gerrity, Conductor Tony Boguchi
and Switchman L. NJ Quance.
Up to the present time the police of
South Chicago nor the relatives of Ben
jamin Frisk have been unable to find
any trace of him. He has been miss
| ing since last Thursday when he went
to Melrose park with load of express.
Fred Dust, 25 years old, 10S37 Avenue
| L, died at his home Saturday evening.
His death resulted from an abscess of
| the lung. The funeral took place to-
| day at 10 o'clock from the residence
| of his father, Chris Dust. He was
| buried at Oak Hill cemetery. Hammond.
| The Calumet Yacht club of South
Chicago was incorporated under the
| laws of Illinois yesterday. The request
was made by Walter Kleimas, Robert
| Wilkenisg and William wachrow. The
club will hold long race Labor day.
Miss Kittie Mulhili has resigned her
position at S. Led erers
Edward Shaak of South Chicago is
spending month at South Haven,
Mich
Earl Schwenk, who has been i'll for
the past few days, is recovering.
John Hogan of Cheltenham is visit
ing relatives in Woodlawn.
Louis Siegel, proprietor of a liquor
house at 1925 Ninety second street. was
fined $500 and costs by Judge Blake for
selling intoxicating liquors to boys OF
| 16 and IT years of age. The fine was
| the largest ever given out at the loca
court for such an offense Mrs. Dan
kert, 8737 Saginaw avenue, and Mrs
Kreftzbauer, 991S Avenue NJ, who de.
c1ared that Seigel sold their sons in
. toxicating liquors, were the complain
: ants. Judge Blake said the fine wa.
made large to teach other saloonkeep
ers to stop selling liquors of any in
, toxicating nature to minors.
H. d. Ready, cowboy, who came t,
Z I South Chicago with Young Buffal
Bills circus, had his left leg broker
. when one of the horses stepped on him
| He is at the South Chicago hospital
n where he will be confined for some tim
: | to come.
r Judge Blake yesterday fined Mix
f Nicksie, 1924 Green Bay avenue, SIS
for beating his wife. After the fin
n was imposed Nicksie called the Unit e
# States government thieves" and rob
= bers" and many other things. so tn
If Judge fined him 500 more. making tn
amount $3.50.
l. John Peterson, S240 Mackinac avenu.
e died at his home OF complication c
,r diseases. Mr.. Peterson had been
lie milkman in South Chicago for the pas
fifteen years, and always predicted
y great future for this town. He wa
ID buried at Oakwoods cemetery this aft
Of ernoon at 80 p. m.
De Mrs. May Farrell, 9e17 Avenue L, we
De seized with a fainting spell at 81;
Commercial avenue yesterday aftel
~ noon. The ambulance was called an
s. she was removed to her home.
e. Ed Dankert of Superior avenue
u on the sick list