The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-19

fare have been taken care Of ii is not
known just what street they will begin
on next A number of arrests have al
ready been made on Schrage avenue,
and on Saturday three more We're taken
into custody. Those arrested on Sat
urday were Andy Tokarz. saloonkeeper.
of Schrage avenue; Teddy Kaminski.
grocer. of Schrage avenue. and John
Dojda, also of Scbrage avenue. These
trials will all be held before Special
City Judge Atchison this evening.
Misses Gaynelle NJ. Eaton and Bessie
Naef of Sheridan avenue visited Miss
Florence Schaub at ST. Anthony's hos
pital. Chicago, on Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Ingraham will take up
her duties as night operator at the
local telephone exchange next week
Officer Joseph vacha has resumed
his duties on the local police force aft
er two weeks vacation Sergeant
Clay c. Collins is now on his vacation,
which he and his family will spend
camping near Morocco, Ind.
Misses Florence Lee and Mabel
OHara have Joined Mr.. and Mrs starr
Stowen in their auto trip to Yellow
stone Park and several other western
fore part of next month
Joseph Enten, butcher OF 1911 Com
mercial avenue South Chicago, was ar
rested by officer O'Connell on the
charge of allowing his horse to stand
united. He was arraigned before
Judge Atchison and fined SO and costs,
which he paid and was released
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ingraham and
Hrtc u,ho
now reside in the Forsythe house on
Sheffield avenue. will move to the Hen
erickson house, In Wilcox addition,
about Sept. Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Manbeck
and daughter Vera of Sheridan ave-
nue. have gone to Harrisburg, Pa, to
visit with Mr.. Manbeck's parents.
Mrs. Catherine Dallas was to have
returned home from St. Anthony's hos
pital on Saturday. but owing to her
condition not being go favorable had
to remain at the hospital longer.
Misses Florence and Margaret Moy-
Ian. both of whom were on their vaca-
lions. have again resumed their posi-
tions. the former at the National bank,
East Chicago. and the latter at the To-
cal N. l. G. & E. office.
Mrs. Joseph Bernstein of 10th street
entertained her mother and sister from
Chicago on Saturday
Miss Emily B. Johnston, a local high
school teacher who is taking summer
work at the Chicago university, spent
Saturday visiting IN Whiting
Mrs. Dewey and granddaughter, Miss
Esther Dewey. who have been visiting
here at the home of the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. George II. Hoskins, returned
to their home in Grant Park on Satur-
day
The Sisters of Providence of St
Johns Slavish school. St Adalbert's
school. and the Sacred Heart school.
all returned from their retreat at st.
Mary s-of-the- Woods on Saturday
Mrs. Ed. Hopkins OF 12oth street is
expected to return home this week from
| St. Margaret's hospital at Hammond,
where she has been confined for sever
al weeks
Mrs. Percy Swenk of Indiana Harbor
visited her sister Mrs Alex Nyland OF
/ Cleveland avenue on Saturday
Mrs. Edward Greenwald of Sheridan
avenue visited friends in Hammond on
Friday.
Miss Mary Naef of Sheridan avenue
has returned home from visit at Man,
atah. Ind.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Bert Brockman, nee Margaret Hughes
was christened at the Sacred Heart
church yesterday morning by Rev. j.
B. Berg. The child wae> named Mar
garet Beatrix Ann Brockman. the spon-
sors being Mrs. Kate D. Moyian and
| Patrick O'Connen
Rev. John B. Berg, Rev. Benedict
Rajcany and Rev Julian Skrzypinski
left this morning for Fort. Wayne. Ind
| to go into retreat with the priests OF
the Fort Wayne diocese. The divines
will remain in retreat until Friday
morning.
The 2-months-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Goebel of Cleveland
avenue passed away very suddenly or
Saturday night after short Illness
with brain fever The funeral services
took place at p. m. today at the Ger
man Evangelical church being preached
by Rev. Eugene Fuessle. Interment
was at Oak Hill cemetery, Hammond
! Henry S. Davidson reports the sale OF
ia lots in his new subdivision. south
of Schrage avenue. Several are buyine
for circulation and othe RS intend build
ing homes and residing there. Mr. Da.
wilson attributes his rapid sales to the
benefits of the canal and extensive ad.
vertising in The TIMES
The family of Attorney J. E. West.
fall will move to Goodland, Ind, to.
morrow. but Mr.. Westfall will retain
his practice in Whiting.
Miss Katherine Petersen left last
night for Elwood. Ind, on a business
trip.
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