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EAST CHICAGO.

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Picnic at Kinders Grove Sunday.
Sept. 18th l4-1t
Meeting for divine worship Sunday, 3
p M. sept Is. in L o. o T. hall. un-
der the auspices of the International
Bible students association. Undenom-
national. No collection. All welcome.
Dancing at Brilrs Grove. 1osrd and
Indianapolis avenue every sunday even
ing Music by stirling. 1s-2t
At the Congregational church tomor-
row the sunday services viii consist of
the following meetings. sunday school
at $50 a. IN. Morning service with
preaching at 10:45 o'clock. sermon
subject being. What Are the Rewards
OF Serving God? Christian Endeavor
at $50 p M. evening services at 1870.
The evening topic viii be The Com
parison Of the seven Wonders of the
Ancient World with the seven Wonders
OF the Modern World" There viii be
music and all are invited.
DR.. Raleigh Hale, who was hit by
baseball at the game on Thursday. is
now not much the worse for the
perience He suffered considerably for
some time after the accident. but has
not been obliged to lay OF on account
OF it
Mrs. sara Shontz of Leetonia. O. who
have been visiting Mrs. II. r. Philips
for a couple OF weeks viii leave on
Monday. Mrs. Dunlap Will return to
her home with her little daughter Lu-
Gle. while Miss shontz sgoes to South
Bend for a visit with friends.
Miss Ida Philips with her guests. Mrs.
c. r. Dunlap. Miss sara Shontz and
Miss Mabel Mold. went to the city today
to attend the theatre
Yesterday afternoon about twenty
members OF the Congregational Mis-
sionary society went TO Clark road
where they were the guests OF Mrs
Hoos. 1t was the regular monthly
meeting OF the society. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs August Johnson
and Mrs. George Fisher. An interesting
program was rendered and nice re-
freshments served.
Mrs. Roberta Hale OF Beacon street
and her little grandson, Lee HascaIl,
returned day before yesterday from a
Visit of about a month She visited
her daughter. Mrs. Anderson. in Tifhn
O.. and spent some more time with old
friends in North Georgetown. She re-
ports a splendid time.
There viii be a bali game tomorrow
afternoon at the East Chicago ball park
between the league team and the Nor
mails, one of the best semi-pro teams in
Chicago.
S Z. Johnson, the milk dealer, met
with an accident which resulted in
quite a number of his customers GO
ing without milk this morning Barring
avenue, between 14Sth and 1851
streets. the street is torn up. and while
lights we're placed near the excava-
tions. they were not put in the RICH,
places. The result was that in the
darkness at 3 o'clock this morning, Mr.
Johnson drove onto a pile of sane
which upset his wagon. causing quite
loss in bottles and milk and seriousi,
cutting Mr.. Johnsons hand His nttl
finger was almost severed and he wa
obliged to see a physician to have tn
member dressed. DR.. Townsley hxe,
him up.
The Royal Neighbors of America
camp No. 6s5r. will give a dancing par
" and social. including the rafting o
a quilt. All persons holding a mum
Der for the quilt must he at Weiland'
hail Tuesday evening, Sept. nth. Ad
mission 25 cents. Every body welcome
Dancing at BrilFs Grove. 1o8rd an
Indianapolis avenue every Sunday even
ing Music by Stirling. 1872