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


Money laid out for Gas Range is
not spent: it is invested. Ask the Gas
Company how easy 1t is to get one.
Messrs. J. w Maxwell and c. c. Rig
gle leave today for Indianapolis as
delegates from Harbor lodge No. S73
to the Odd Fellows grand lodge meet
ing, which is in session at Indianapo-
lis this week They will return Fri
day or Saturday.
The high school boys have started
football team and the Indiana Har-
Dor boys who attend the school de-
feated the East Chicago boys by
score of five to nothing in a practice
game Monday afternoon.
Black Dirt Kinr.' Andy Hines has
again been forced to get busy with his
speciality and is bringing in a number
of carloads of the precious material
that makes the gardens grow. Matt
Sternberg is incidentally unusually
busy, as everybody seems to think he
is headquarters for Andy. and is leav-
ing orders with him. Matt says it is
all right as Andy is a helova good
fellow
The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will
meet tomorrow afternoon at $50 at the
home of Mrs. f. White, 3413 Grape
vine street. The ladies' viii be busy
| tomorrow arranging for their annual
bazaar. which will be held around
about Thanksgiving time
The funeral of DR.. Frederick Sauer's
father. Mr.. Peter Sauer, will take place
| in Calumet, Mich, this afternoon. The
doctor and his family, who have been
there for the past two weeks. will REF
turn to the Harbor the end of the
| week
The party. consisting of DR.. and Mrs.
c. c. Robinson Miss silk of Detroit, a
| friend of Mrs Robinson's, and DR.. f.
E. stephens. returned from their trip
to New York by auto and boat Sunday
| evening They report having had a
most delightful time while away. the
| only thing to mar the trip being an
accident which befell DR.. Stephens as
| he was stepping from the car the
| return trip, resulting in a sprain ed
ankle. He is able to get around now
but walking is still quite painful to
| him.
| c. A. westberg was a courts witness
in the superior court at Hammond yes
terday. giving expert testimony or
realty valuations.
/ Ex-senator William Gostlin of Ham
mond had party of out of towners
over in Indiana Harbor yesterday
showing them the industries there. the
canal and sites for factories as yet un-
occupied.
Thomas Carney. president of the
Manhattan Lumber company. has pur-
chased a Hupmobile for use at the
Calumet plant
Contractor Nedjl of Whiting ha:
commenced the laying of Stag and a
the corner of Chicago and Euclid ave
nues for the construction of Chicago
| avenue Alder street and Gary avenue
This work is well under way and viii
be completed in about thirty days
The regular semi-monthly meetinf
of the Commercial club will be helt
on Wednesday. Sept. 20. in the clui
| rooms at D. m. The matter of a cluf
library will be discussed. The presi
dent will announce delegates to thu
Indiana Federated Commercial Clubs
meeting TO be held at Fort Wayne OF
Oct IS and 49, also to the Lakes-to
the-Gulf Deep Waterway association
meeting at Chicago. Oct ~. 13 and IA
other important business will come be
fore the meeting
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ z
church will meet at the home of Mrs
George Summers. the lake front
on Thursday afternoon. Sept. 81. a
2:30 D. m. This will be the regula
monthly social meeting and all tn
ladies of the church are cordially in
vited. Mrs. Ed. Hoch will assist Mrs
Summers in entertaining.
FOR SALE-For sale trade, 10
acres good farming land. house an
barn. AZ miles out in Indiana; sell o
account of debt. Lake Co. Exchang,
Indiana Harbor, Ind. H.
FOR SALE+New 5-room house, lot 80
140, at Clark Station: Is minute
walk from American Bridge Co. plan
; 5 minutes to street car and minute
! to Penn depot; only $1,000. part on TIM
Lake Co Exchange, 1909 Block ave
Indiana Harbor. Ind. -