The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-03
LOWELL.

is entirely out of debt and has a sur
plus hand, not taking the county
draw into consideration at ALL That
speaks pretty well for the trustee.
Mrs. William Ferguson and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Claude Trump and her little
son were Hammond visitors Saturday.
Miss Glen Dwyer. daughter of At
torney S. c. Dwyer. is visiting at the
home of her aunt. Mrs. Roy Abrams, at
Greenca.tle.
Rev. Johnston. pastor of the Metho-
dist church, spent yesterday in Chi
cago
Mrs. Deffe Peterson and son. who
have been visiting friends in Lowell.
returned to their home in Crown Point
Saturday.
Mrs. Lloyd McColley. daughter.
Lucille. and little baby went to Chicag
Heights Saturday to visit relatives.
Miss Jessie Deathe. who visited rela-
tives in Lowell for several days, re-
. turned to East Chicago Saturday She
| is a kindergarten teacher in the pub
| lie school In that city.
j. S Robinson of Salem. Ind, who
| is attending college in indianapolis.
| was a guest at the home OF Albert
| Foster for several days during his holt
day vacation
Ray Snyder who, with his wife and
| little son. John have been making their
home in Lowell during the past year.
have returned to Chicago to live. Mr..
/ snyder. although but Is years old. is
| somewhat OF a hustler. He has been
! in the theaterical business and a news
paper writer on the Chicago dailies, al
ternately. for several years. At pres
ent he is running a decorating estab-
| lishment in Chicago. and with his force
| OF artists decoiated the interior of
| Taylor's new th,ater in Lowell. He
also swaps considerable influence in
the Thrty-frst ward. in Chicago. as a
democratic politician. and during the
recent fall campaign he was instru-
mental in f1oping the republican ma
jority in that ward into the democrat
| ic column. As a result of his services
he has been given a fat political job,
and has gone back to the city to hold
it down. He is in every sense a worthy
young man.
I. Berg, Jr wife and children OF
Hammond spent yesterday with rela-
tives in Lowell
/ n and Martin Wood OF Michigan
City. who visited with their brother
Tom. and family, returned home yes
te,day.
\ horse disappeared from the stable
OF Harry Nichols and one from the
stable OF Milford Childress Saturday
night. The sheriff was notified. who
with his deputies, came down without
delay and started on the trail. Parties
reported that Childress' horse. a black
and white animal, was seen being driv-
} en- to a buggy by two men through
Creston headed toward Chicago Yes.
terday morning Nichols horse was
; found in his yard but at last reports
Chiidress horse had not been found
Mrs. Clara Schultz of Rensselaer, Wis
tied at the home of Tom Wood for sew.
| eral days
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Rigg of valpa
raise visited with their son. DR. I. p
I Rigg and family Sunday L. p Rigg
his wife and two sons have all beer
confined to the house for several day:
suffering severely with the grip. The,
have about recovered
Fred Comeford and wife and Dar
Comeford of Gary and Tom Comefort
and Wife OF Lafayette spent Sunday a
the home of their mother. Mrs. Wm
Buckley.
DR.. Neil of Chicago. accompanied b,
home OF Miss Loves father. John Love
who is In very feeble health
F. Griesel and wife of Chicago spen
a couple of days in Lowell visitin,
relatives and friends.
a The contractors of the $4,000 con
crete bridge over Cedar Creek In Low
| ell in Lowell are having a seriou
. time keeping the water and quick san
| out of the way in order that thew ma
!, lay concrete. A big steam pump is ken
). going constantly pumping the waite
:, which flows in rapidly from big vein
of living water. while a steam hoist
kept busy carrying dippers of ouic
sand out, One of the workmen Will
prying up big rock. let a crowba
drop and 1t went straight down in tn
quick sand out of sight
THE Barriers Burned Away" playe
to big house at Taylors theater las
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