The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-26

Munroe. Campmates, Canoemates; In
man, Ranch on the Oxhide; Grinnell.
Jack Among the Indians. Jack in the
Rockies; Burnett, Little Lord Fauntle-
roy; Altsheler. Young Trailers; Dix,
Soldier Rigdale; French. Junior Cup;
IngersoIl. Ice Queen: Jewett. Bunny
Stories. Kerr, Into Unknown Seas;
Rankin. Dandelion Cottage; Deland.
Three Girls of Hazelmere; Gilmore,
Maidas' Little Shop; Barbour, Kings
ford. Quarter; Burgess. Old Mother
West Wind; Dimock. Dick in the Ever
glades. Dick Among the LumberJacks;
Ellis. Wide Awake Girl Series; Tappan.
Dixie Kitten: Wiley. Mother Goose
Primer; Newell. Slant Book.
The fortnightly musicale will be held
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. Charles J.
Tinkham on East street next Monday
evening, according to the club year
book, and one of the best programs of
the club season has been arranged for
that evening. The club is planning to
give another of its course concerts in
the near future and soon as the en-
tertainment can be named it will be
made public through the press. Fol-
lowing is the program as arranged for
next Monday evening:
Paper. DO We Advance in Music?
Mrs Gibbs.
Fanfare Des Dragons. F. Boscovitz
Misses Grimmer and Englert.
Leonore- Charles Bishop
Miss Winer-
Kermesse. ................. Saint Saens
Miss Glover.
Open Wide the Gates of Paradise. Root
Mrs. Root.
| Caprice ValSe- Charles Ruef
Mrs. Frey.
| Within the Roses Bloom Geo. Nevfn
Miss Houk.
Miss Marguerite Hart.
Whispering Hope Alice Hawthorne
Mesdames Shortridge and Salisbury.
| Pierette Opus 4..... .Chaminade
| Mrs. Dinwiddie.
There Let Me Rest. Clifton Bingham
| Miss Mabel Wilson.
Flowers of the Springtim Blake
| Misses Houk and Crowell.
| Very little activity has been expert
enced in the real estate market dur
| ing the last week, and about all the
| real estate transfers made is what the
people carry around their shoes
| There is plenty of that kind with the
| present open weather. but it is not the
| klnO lndI cheers the HedTJ Oh the Teal
estate man. Crown Point realty men
| look for a decided boom in property
| sales in Crown Point and vicinity as
soon as more favorable weather is ex-
| perienced.
/ Henry Brickner, deceased, a resident
of Harvey, ILL.,. was brought here by a
| crowd of Modern Woodmen, to which
order he belonged, and buried at the
| Morri11xyi1la It
| was AS years of age and a brother-in in
law of Mr.. Walters, the cheese manu-
| facturer of Merrillville. A number OF
Crown Point people attended the flu
| neral.
Word from Crown Point sick people
of whom there are several at present
in Chicago hospitals. is very encour-
aging in each case, and no serious re.
suits are anticipated from the severa
operations which they We're submitted
to-
Harvey Letterer, a young son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Letter fell near tn,
public school building recently Will,
on pair of roller skates and broke hi:
arm as result Numerous accident
of similar nature have happened il
Crown Point since roller skating wa
introduced some months ago.
The funeral of Karl Citing, the II
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor
Elting, will occur at the home on Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock. Intermen
will be at the Crown Point cemetery
A big crowd of Crown Point and Low
ell people attended the roller skatin
) rink at Central Music hall last even
ing, the event increasing in populari
ty each week. 1t is rumored tina
Crown Point interests viii take hol
of a like venture in the near future.
Peter Schroeder and family are NOV