The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-20
EAST CHICAGO.

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The Gas Range is an investment-not
an expense. Let the Northern Indiana
Gas & Electric Company prove 1t.
Fire Chief Ben Flack and his wife
went to Milwaukee Monday to attend
the international fire chiefs conven-
ton, which is in session there this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Flack are expect
ed back tomorrow.
Sam Cohen started yesterday NOV
ing his saloon from the corner into
his new place next door. The new
quarters will be very elegant, and
much larger than the old one The
MIXTURES. which are handsome. viii be
thoroughly gone over and refinished,
adm the interior as we'll as the exteri-
or will present the appearance of a
really metropolitan buffet
Judge Edward DeBriae, with the as
sistance OF a cane was able to be out
yesterday for the first time after a
weeks tussle with rheumatism.
The cut stone to be used in the
Methodist church has arrived and the
brickwork. which was delayed on ac-
count of It's tardy arrival, has Aow been
resumed The corner stone arrived
yesterday and is on the ground ready
for the ceremony of laying 1t. which
takes place Saturday.
Mrs. clifton w. Lyle of Beacon street
and Mesdames James and Robert Lyle
of Toronto, who are her guests, will
leave tomorrow for few days visit
In Waukegan to visit relatives and
friends of the elder Mrs. Lyle. whom
the latter has not seen for forty years.
DIR. A. G.. Schlieker has replaced the
glass in his store front with heavy new
French plate. which adds greatly to
the appearance of the store.
Quite a crowd of East Chicagoans
who had attended a party in Hammond
Monday night were shaken up and
somewhat frightened on their way
home when the car on which they
were passengers left the track and
bumped along the roadbed for short
distance. Fortunately the was go
ing at a slow rate of speed and no
damage was done. The accident hap
pened at the switch near the elevator
and the car which should have reached
the four corners shortly after mid
night was delayed until a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poor returned this
morning from months visit in the
east spent with Mrs. Poor's relatives.
They divided their time between Penn
sylvaina and Ohio points. mainly Erie
and Cleveland
Mrs. J. A. Berquist has her niece.
Miss Elsie Williams of Toronto visit
ing her. She entertains this afternoon
with a tennis party and four o'clock
tea in honor of Miss Williams.
Miss wrue KeIiar of the Mckinley
school will be hostess tonight for the
Embroidery club at her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Foraker, in North Magoun
avenue.
There will be reception for the
teachers of East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor Friday evening when the ia
Guilty of the Harrison building will en-
terrain.
Miss Lora weidert of North Barring
avenue is spending her vacation in
Washington. D. c., the guest of the
Mathers of that city. Mr.. Mather was
at one time superintendent of schools
in East Chicago and the family is well
known here Miss wefdert is also TAX
ing in points of interest in the vicini-
ty of washington. including Old Point
Comfort. Mt Vernon. Norfolk and 9TH
err places She IS having a most en-
joyable time
All of the Odd Fellows and their
wives are cordially invited to assemble
tonight at odd Fellows hall to attend
an entertainment at which the Re-
bekahs will be the hostesses.
DR.. j. Goldman is organizing an Odd
Fellows encampment in East Chica
go. The encampment will take in elig-
ible Odd Fellows from East Chicago
Indiana Harbor and whiting. About
thirty charter members are expected tt
Join.
Chicago avenue which has beer
blocked for week or ten days on ac-
count of the construction of a sewer
Is now in good shape again and open te
traffic.
The Green Engineering company /.
working full force and full time ever,
available man having been pressed int
service, and is still behind in its or
ders, which are unusually heavy
The cases appealed from the justic,
courts in East Chicago are now OF
hearing in Judge Refers court a
Hammond and almost invariably the,