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SEWING MACHINES

LARkIN,
The Sewing Machine Man
All makes machines sold renred ara -.
paired prompt service. Supplies. Refnish-
ing speciality. Cor. Sd and II sta N. N.
Phone n 1926.
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ICE BOXES REPAIRED

cooling rooms. and ice
boxes of ali makes repaired at lowest cost.
McCRAY REFRIGERATOR CO.,
Gil T st. N. W. Phone Main S46.
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LosT-Brindle bull puppy; collar and tag
No. nO56 Liberal reward. 1900 Col. I'd
N. W. Phone Col. 2275.
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PERSONAL

WILL ANY ONE knowing the whereabouts
or address OF William II. Godfrey kindly
ad6ress A. S. W., Box IS, Times Office.
NJ. GoLDSTEIR, Tailor, formerly of 32s H
st. n. F., has removed his parlors to $50
II st. N. E
sTENOGRAPHY and typewritIng; dupucat-
ing. Rooms 4O5-4H Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.
1906 G St. Phone N. 4637.
MANICURING, Hair Dressing. Shampoong
Facial Treatments, Marcel Wave. Miss K
DOUGHERTY l0O6 + st. N. w. Phone M.61u
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OYERS AND CLEANERS

GIVE US ONE TRIAL-Al kinds Of guar
anteed French dry cleaning. dyeing and
tailoring. H LUTSRY. 1872 31st st. W.4S6 II.
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LOST-Saturday, Diamond ring with a drag
on's head: in the neighborhood Of 14th and
U SITS. n. w. IS reward. Return to ZOO
14th st. n. W,
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HELP WANTED-MALE

| YOUNG MAN to do clerical work Apply at
once. THE WASHINGTON NEWS CO.,
i al3 9Th st. N w.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN in real estate office; must have
experience; good talker and neat in ap-
pearance; good opportunity for the right man.
BOX &C. Times office.
CANVASSERS. used to door-to-door. wanted
for d. c. and surrounding cities; live ones
only sos 9th st. n. w.
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SPIRiTUALlSM

MEETINGS Sunday. Monday, Thursday. 0
.. m: a message to each; daily readlngA
Mrs MALTBY. S33 II ST. Phone n. 3S42
MRS. WHITE will have her seance on
Wednesday and Friday evenings. o'clock
720 Sth ST. y. W.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08

Long channels gloves sell for s5 cents
pair
Long coats of double faced satin sell
for 1915.
Shopping bags of raffia lined with
MORE and fitted out with change purse
and vanity case, sell for $2.95.
Women's one eyelet suede pumps
that are so smart for general wear
may be had for S1.65 a pair
Soft felt hats, in attractive models,
for mountain, seashore, motoring and
country wear, may be had for So up.
Handsome parasols. in pangee. fancy
figured silk taffeta, plain colored silks
and many other effects are 70 cents to
s19s.
For the table nothing is prettier than
the little handle protectors ade in many
quaint designs and selling for 50 cents.
Chndren's oxfard ties and strap
pumps ~ whit canvas, also button and
lace shoes, are sl.65 to s2.25 according
to size.
Imported nail brushes sell for IS
cents.
Dinner sets in white and gold sell
from $40 up.
Large blotters, with leather corners,
sell for 25 cents.
small beaded purses, llneO Win SO1t
silk, sell for 81 apiece.
Children's sets of garden tools sell
from % cents to 81 a set.
Well made waists of washable
crinkled crepe sell for IS cents
Mems bath robes of imported terry,
in solid colors, Ill for 1915.
Womens MILDLY blouses of heavy
white drill reduced to 81 each.
Bordered chiffon voiles, which are
all silk. sell for IS cents a yard.
Gold plated veil pins shaped like a
small hairpin sell for so cents for a
set of two
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Famous Guth Candies al
l.. Cox g. Co.
LOWELL.

Mrs. Mary Salmon died of pneumonia
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Clark at Binyon's Point resort,
Cedar Lake Sunday evening after an
illness of FIVE days and her body was
shipped to st. Thomas, Pa. yesterday.
her home for burial. She is survived
by her husband and four children She
came to Cedar Lake three years ago
to visit her daughter and family The
attack of pneumonia came upon her
suddenly and being a heavy, f1eshy
woman she quickly succumbed to the
disease. She was about so years OF
Iage
The little year old daughter of Elijah
Chapman was seized with an attack OF
cholera morbus Sunday afternoon and
for several hours was in a critical con-
dition. Her sickness was caused by
eating green apples.
Miss Vera Lane of Hammond spen.
Sunday with her parents in this section
Mrs Oscar Hill and son. who have
been visiting in this locality, returned
TO their home in Hammond yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08

and is now able to attend social affairs
again. Her many friends are glad to
welcome her.
Mr.. George Depner is at Hot Springs,
Arkansas for his health.
Mr.. Joe Croft of Evanston. Ill. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goldberg.
Mrs. August Schroeder and daughters
who have been visiting in Milwaukee
for some time, returned home today.
Mr. +. B. Bait left for Laurel Ind.
to attend the funeral of his brother-in-
law.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Salzman and children
were South Chicago visitors.
Mrs. VIM. Saucer and Walter Arm
strong returned to Winchester. Ind az
ter two weeks visit with Mrs. Arm
strong of Second street
The funeral of Mrs. Ludwig Koepke
was very largely attended. Rev. Rump
delivered very sympathetic and touch
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
SOUTH CHICAGO.

The police of the Morton Park ar
rested three men in an automobile
which they claim are the bandits that
attempted the midday robbery of Cole
& Young's jewelry store al 9144 Com
mercial avenue a month ago. The men
attemted to hold up store at Lyons
a village outside of Chicago but were
frightened away. They all got in the
machine and drove away at breakneck
speed. A posse was formed and the
men were captured some distance away.
The bandits who were arrested are:
Thomas Janda, % years old, 1920 West
Twenty third street: Frank Jankowski
% years old. 1929 South Hamlin avenue
Joseph Jankowski. brother of Frank
The men will be brought here for iden-
tifica ton.
Twenty five new pay-as-you enter
cars Will be put into operation in South
Chicago next week to take the place Of
the old style cars. These cars havs
made a hit all over the city and South
Chicago is to be included in making 1T
I Two of these cars are already in opera
tion on the 93rd street Pullman run.
While hundreds of people were bath
ing at Manhattan beach Saturday Her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
HIGHLANDS.

Mrs. NJ. j. Grimmer and son Aloysuis
were Hammond visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Kraus and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcovich of Hessville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kalup and children of
Saxony were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs M. Kikkert Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Hartog OF Schererville
visited with Mrs. Hartog Sunday.
Mrs. d. Joyce was a Hammond shop
per today.
Miss Clara Kaluf of Hammond spent
Sunday with her sister Miss c. Kaluf.
Rev. Nightingale returned to Chi
cago this morning.
Mr.. j. T. Krema is on business in
Hammond today.
TIE Webs Circus Is to perform in
this town Tuesday, August !.
DR. Potts of Lansing made business
call in this town today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08

Mrs John Claussen will entertain
the members of the \. \. club this
evening at her home in state Line
street. The young ladies will spend
the evening with their needle work
and other social diversions.
Martin Frame the genial chief clerk
of the post office is taking a fifteen
days vacation. Mr. Frame and his
family will visit in Kalamazoo, Micn.
as the guests of his brother Harry
Frame.
Mr. and Mrs Abe Marks left this
morning for South Haven. Mich. to en-
joy weeks outing.
Miss Katherine Theis of Griffith is
spending several days III sfamond with
friends and relatives.
You won't be without a gas range II
you call and see the ranges on display
at the office of the Northern Indiana
Gas & Electric Company.
Mrs. ]. Bunde of Valparaiso, Ind.
returned to her home yesterday afte.
| a pleasant visit with Mrs. NJ. Terry al
| her home in Jessie street. Miss Mable
Bundle came from Valparaiso last even
ing and will visit at the Terry home
for several days.
Miss Lena Miller of Indiana avenue
is enjoying a two weeks vacation.
Miss Meta SIZZLING has returned Il
her home in West State street after
several days pleasantly spent in ths
country.
/ Mrs. J. Freedman and Mrs. FL. Caplar
of East Hammond spent yesterday IL
Chicago the guests of friends.
Mrs. VIM. Newhart of Bellaire, Ohio
| is visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gray at their home II
Detroit street.
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son IS CHRfsTENED

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones of East
Chicago delightfully."- entertained a
party of friends and relatives last Sun
day at their home The affair was in
honor of the christening of their little
son. he was christened Charles Rein
hardt Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones serv-
ed their guests to an elegant dinner at
twelve-thirty Covers were laid for
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Elster Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Dietrich, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Bundle Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Elster and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reinhardt Elster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Dietrich and Miss Marie Fisher
all of Hammond and Mr.. Thompson OF
East Chicago; Mrs. Jones will be re-
membered as Miss Freida Dietrich.
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EAST GARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Patterson of
Joliet, Illinois, spent Sunday with the
formers sisters Mrs. Mayme Payne and
Miss Helen Patterson.
Mrs. Alma Meier and son Randall
spent several days last week with her
parents at Dune Park.
Miss Hazel Lewis of Chicago spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Lewis.
Mrs. J. Papl<a and daughter Helen
attended the funeral OF relative at
Tolleston Sunday
The all day meeting held Sunday
under the direction OF Rev. Milburn
was a success in every way, the day be-
ing perfect and an interested audience
attending all meetings. Rev. Milburn
was assisted by Messrs. Steiloro and
Harris and their wives of Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
HEARD
60 BY -
RUDE
e~~e~~~>~~4eHe~ 5000

Having the eighteen-hour flyer
wrecked on its doorstep Indiana Har-
Dor has managed to break into print.
Elwood man says no hay fever this
year. That's good but the auto fever
is still with sus.
Minnie Fish, who is to be married
this fall protests against our campaign
of no wedding presents.
When they get aeroplane police In
Gary 1t will not be necessary to raise
their salaries.
London doctor says that smoking is
not unhealthy. wouldn't have much
effect If he said otherwise.
over Berlin the natives are still ac-
cepting Confederate money but they
don't permit any park grabs.
Headlines say that Wall street is
feverish. Gary's Seventh avenue has
ben that way at times
clerk is allus tickied Z death T.
wait tn person that drums on tn
counter. A sport is a Teller that never
wins.-Abe Martin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
TOLLESTON.

and Mrs. Frank Kurth and son Fred
left Monday afternoon for g. trip to MIL
waukee, Wis, where they will spend a
couple of weeks with relatives
Mr. T. Goldberg is at Chicago for a
few days on business
Mrs. B. c. Scofeld and children who
had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed FL
field returned to their home at Girls
man.
Mr.. Thes. Graft of Chicago will spend
few weeks at Toleslon
Mr.. Max Hfrsch has left for West
Baden
Mrs. George Meyers who has been Ill
for some time, has regained her health
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER.

One of the pleasant social affairs
this evening will be at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Campbell 4S44 Barring
avenue, East Chicago. The occasion
being Mrs. CampbeIl's birthday ami
versary. She will entertain a number
of her friends and relatives from Ham
mond They will go to Mrs. Camp
BELLS home this afternoon and will be
served to a six o'clock dinner this
evening. The following guests will be
entertained: Mrs. Marie Kunzman. Mrs.
Anna Dorsey, Mrs. Marie Klebs, Mrs.
Bertha Spiers, Mrs NJ. Nelson all of
Hammond and r. and Mrs. j. Camppeii
of East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
OUTING AT LAKE FRoyT.

picnic outing planned for tomor-
row evening will be enjoyed by four
young ladies of Hammond. They will
go to Lake Front Park in the after
non and take their supper with them.
Bathing will be the principal enjoy
ment, while games will help to com
plete the evenings pleasures. Misses
Vernia Sliger, Evelyn Pearson. Mable
and Ester Allen are the young ladies
who will enjoy the outing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08

At the business meeting of the First
NJ E. Epworth League last evening it
was decided TO bring to Hammbnd this
winter a series of four popular enter
tainments for young people. The Rid
path I.iceum Bureau of Chicago will
furnish the entertainer which are
insured to be strictly high class There
are no lectures included in this course
The league is much pleased in securing
this series of clean and wholesome en-
tertainments at figure which will
bring them in reach of every body.
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ing sermon. that moved all present to
tears Many beautiful floral offerings
were left by friends.
= Mr.. ]. Siegert of Laporte spent few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. C. Borman and
family on Hart street.
Mr.. NJ. ]. McGrew returned from an
extended visit at Cleveland o.
Miss Caroline kriwetz who has been
visiting her fathers people in South
Chicago will return home in a day or
two.
Miss Reeva Goldberg has left for
Evanston, Ill. to spend week with her
cousins.
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MARRIED IN FoRr WAIVE.

A quiet wedding was solemnized this
afternoon when Miss Mary Hoffman
daughter of Mrs. Ida Hoffman and
Charles Shoemaker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shoemaker were united IN
marriage. The wedding took place in
Fort Wayne. Ind. Miss Hoffman and
Mr.. Shoemaker were accompanied b.
the brides mother and sister Miss
Margaret The party left today noon
via the Nickel Plate, upon arriving in
Fort Wayne they went Immediately 40
the rectory of the Cathedral where the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father Quigley. The hour for the cere-
mony was three o'clock. The couple
were unattended. They will leave this
evening for an extended trip through
the east stopping at Cleveland and
Niagara Falls, and will spend several
days with the brides sister Mrs King
at Pittsburg, Pa. on their return trip
they will be met next week at Winona
Lake by Lawrence Hoffman and his
bride-to- be. who is Miss Anna Carroll
They will all return to Hammond, and
after a few days visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker will go &c
Fort Wayne to make their future
home. Miss Hoffman until recently has
been employed as stenographer in tbs
Office of Township Trustees ]. c
Becker and has resided with hel
mother at 2o7 Indiana avenue. Mr.
Shoemaker holds a responsible posi-
ton with the Nickel Plate railroad al
Fort Wayne. His parents reside In
Hammond at 644 Ann street The
young couple have a large circle oil
friends who will extend them con-
gratulations and best wishes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
CLUB MEETING POSTPONED.

The young ladies of the S. 5. club
will not meet this evening the meet
ings have been postponed for the re-
naindeF OF the summer. They will
probably meet again sometime in Sep
TENDER, the announcement of which
will be made later. The young ladies
composing this club are: Mrs. John
Schmidt. Misses Rose Spoerner Ger
trude Gescheidler. Edna Euwert, Lii
han Doege, Margaret Jens, Florence
Mangold, Hattie Genrich. Ella Bueh-
ring.
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Jesse Stout Arrested.

Jesse Stout who gave Jackson, Ohio
as his home and said that he had been
employed at Gibson for the past week
was arrested by officer Flick at the
Monon hotel last night for drunken
ness.
He was arraigned before Judge
Barnett this morning and was fined
81 and costs. amounting to s11. He
paid his fine and when he left the
court room he said Never again and
no more Hammond for me-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08

) MONEY MAKING FOR THE
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN.
by Temple Bailey.

. s'Fhere's no place in the bust .
q ness world for middIe-aged wo- .
q man." said widow of fifty. re- o
q Gently. "NounG girls of today are q
q educated along practical lines, q
. but In my time were taught .
q domestic arts rather than those o
y which would bring financial re- =
q turns, and now that 1 left o
. earn my living L am absolutely at O,
y sea- .
= Her position is that of many q
= others, whe, thrown upon their Q
= own resources for the first time, .
q must face the hard facts of un- o
. skilled labor. 9
. While some notable exceptions q
q may be cited, the average woman e
= will merely waste time I'm he rat q
q tempt 10 acquire professional or q
= business experience at mature q
q age. Stepegraphy, typewriting, 9
D rnusic--nIl these suggest them Q
o selves money earning outlets. .
o As a matter of fact, however. the Q
q world demand such experiences q
q that the unframed worker will q
9 have little chance when I'm compe- g
q titfon with those who have youth, Q
q and consequent quick memories, q
q and the ability for rapid per- 9
q formnnce- g
q The business of keeping board q
q ers has been discussed In these Z
@ columns, and, If carried on COM q
q pefently il, perhaps, the logical q
q outcome of n domestic life. wo- &
q emn who have kept jfIieir homes 4
O for their families are trained 4
o along lines which make 1T possible 4
= for them to make homes for other q
| . people. A boarding house may 4
. acquire n stamp of distinction If q
| O the woman who runs IL knows 4
= how to keep UP to social and 4
| q business demands She may Z
| = quire independence, and there will 4
Q be none of the narrowing compe- 4
. tftion with younger minds which 4
| o so often weighs on the woman 4
= who works in an Office. 4
o During the winter months In the 4
Q southern cities and during the I
O summer months I'm northern cities I
q there is always floating popu- I
. IatIon which does not trouble it 4
. self with household goods. Such 4
q people live mostly In hotels, but 4
! = there Is rapidly increasing num- I
| = her who prefer a well furnished I
q apartment, where, for n short
= time, they may play at housekeep- I
o ing.
= The woman with good furniture
| = Will find Ii profitable TO rent
| q apartment and subiet 1T to such
q tenants. often a one hundred I
q dollar advance the original
| q rent may be obtained. 1t should
. be understood however, that cheap
q furniture and cheap apartments
| q are not wanted. The furniture
| e must be good, substantial and
| q mp to date and the apartment
q should be selected In "A good neigh
= borho0d.
/ d One woman, who makes her Ifv-
q ing in this way, uses "a certain
d amount of her profits each year to
q add to her stock. She buys new
q curtains. new rugs, repIenishes
= the linen. when new tenants
= come in they find everything i'm
. order. Not n cracked dish or II
o ragged towel.
~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
A DOUBLE CELEBRATION.

Mrs. E. F. Kunert of Russell street
will chaperon party this evening to
Lake Front Park, where they will en-
joy fish supper Those in the party
will be the Misses Emma Linda ana
Louise Kunert, Mrs. Harry Dietrich of
Chicago; Mrs. f. E. Heehs and daugh-
ter Miss Adele of st. Louis; Arnold
Kunert, Harry McMullen, and Will
Craft The occasion is a double cele-
bration eff the birthday anniversaries of
Mrs. Heehs and Miss Linda Kunerl.
Five years ago this occasion was ceie-
brated board the ocean steamer
when Mrs Heehs and her daughter and
Mrs. Kunert and her daughters were
returning to America from their trip
to Germany. This is the first oppor-
tunity they have had for to repeat the
celebration since they made their ac-
quaintance on board the steamer
There will be a meeting of the Pro-
gressive Court Tribe of Ben Hur this
Rimbach building. This is a regular
business meeting and all members are
kindly asked to respond.
The members of the True Kindred
club will meet this evening in the l. O.
o. f. hall in east State street. This will
be regular business meeting and all
members are urged to attend.
Mrs c. L. Wolff of Claude street will
entertain her sister. Mrs. C. l.. Beci.
and sons of Chicago tomorrow at her
home.
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FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Mrs. Geo. Streeter is at home" this
afternoon to the ladies of the Foreign
Missionary society of the NJ L. church
at her home in ogden street. A very
interesting program has been arrang-
ed and will be in charge of Mrs.
Streeter. Mrs. NJ. M. Towle. Jr will
preside over the Mystery Box" The
ladies are anticipating a very interest
ing meeting.
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CLUB MEETS TOMORROW.

The members of Golden Rod Club
will not meet this afternoon as was
formerly announced The meeting has
been postponed until Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Dorsey will entertain the
ladies at her home in Bean avenue.
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boys CLUB ENTERTAINED.

The Boys Scout Club of the Pine
street chapel is to be entertained this
afternoon by Mrs. c. r. Twcea,c --eS
Mrs. c. 3. Smith at their home, 331
Cedar street. There is fine program
of games arranged for the boys enter
tainment, and they expect to have a
fine time The boys will be served
with refreshments. The house has
been tastefully decorated with cut
flowers, which must be credited to the
young folks of Mrs. Tweedle's family.
The boys were to have met yesterday
Afternoon but it was necessary to post
pone the meeting until today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
LAWN SOCIAL.

A lawn social will be given by the
Martha Ladies' Aid society of Friedens
Evangelical church tomorrow evening
the church lawn, corner Soh1 street
and Indiana avenue Come and bring
your friends and enjoy a pleasant
evening. A good entertainment and
fine refreshments. The proceeds are
for the benefit of the church.
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RETuRN FROM VISIT.

The Misses Frances and Eugenia
Brown have returned to their home in
ogden street after very pleasant visit
at st. Mary's Academy at South Bend,
where they were former students. They
alsesAspent several days at Pierston.
Ind.
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sEwIyG cIRCIE No .

Mrs. Chas. Lavene will entertain the
5eaisS Sewing Circle NO. 2 of St. Mar
garet's hospital. Thursday afternoon at
her home. 2iS Michigan avenue. The
ladies are all requested to be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08

man Walker 16 years old, of Visitation.
Cali. took cramps and was drowned be-
fore anyone could reach him. He was
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Charles
Minnot, 1918 Vernon avenue. She was
| watching him when he was drowned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-08
SOCIAL NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY.

The ladies of the knights of
Columbus will meet "Wednesday af-
ternoon Ina the Il. OF c. club rooms.
The Deborah Aid society will
meet Wednesday afternoon i'm the
church ps,riors OF the Christian
church.
Mrs. Herman Block will entertain
the Ladies' Aid society of st. Paui's
Lutheran church Wednesday after
noon mt her home, - Ogden street.
The Martha Aid society of
Friedens Evangelical church Will
give an lee cream social Wednesday
evening Mt the corner of Sohi and
Indiana avenue.
An all day picnic will be given
Wednesday mt Lake Front Park by
the Daughter of Liberty.
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GO TO OHIO

Mr. and Mrs Gland Campbell OF Tru-
man avenue viii leave tomorrow for
points in Ohio TO spend two weeks
vacation. They will visit with the
Preston family at Elger, Ohio and stop
a various other places OF interest be
fore returning to Hami.,onu.