The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-08

Roy Scouts r F'urman Martin
Violin solo .....s... Robert Bruce
How l Created sam MeGee Recitation
Waiter Beck
Trio--Cornet. Violin. Piano. ..
Messrs. Davis. Bartholomae. Altman.
Quartet -.......... .....-.,......
Messrs Hixon. Bruce. Martin. Altman
Talk on Lincoln .......... Mr.. Pattee
Playful Rondo ....-...... Orchestra
Scout Orchestra.
Scouts JOY Hour .........
Word has been received from Her
man Sasse, who has done a great deal
of globe trotting for the last several
months. states that he is at present at
Milan, Italy, enjoying the sights in the
beautiful italian city. Mr. Sasse wish
es to be remembered TO all his Crown
Point friends.
The mayor and city officials, includ-
ing the council members. were invited
last evening to inspect the new club
rooms of the Catholic order of Forest
ers, over the Lyric theater. and were
surprised at the completeness in which
the new club rooms and gymnasium
were fitted The reading rooms in the
front of the building furnished in
weathered oak. tables. touches and
COftifOTiADie chairs tcituilS all appear
ance of comfort and hospitality TO the
club rooms proper. The large billiard
and athletic room in the rear is most
complete with billiard tables. horizon
tai bars. trapeze. parallel bars. row
ing machine and other athletic equip
ment for the convenience and use of
the club members. Those IN charge of
instituting the new club were con-
graduated upon the venture by the
mayor and council. as it is realized that
II tends toward the advancement and
uplift of the youth of the city The
rooms are model for club purposes
The real estate dealers report many
deals for Crown Point property are IN
embryo at the present time and look
for the opening of spring to create the
biggest real estate boom Crown Point
has experienced in years. Inquiries
have been repeatedly made by wealthy
Gary citizens for property sites IN
Crown Point and vicinity and ten and
hve-acre tracts of land also in de-
week is the Robert Schmidt property
inBurge's addition to Crown Point to
Mrs. Helen Vein for a consideration of
$500.
The near coal famine for Crown
days by the arrival of several cars of
coal to the various dealers. A. ]. DON
naha made a flying trip to Logansport
| on Tuesday and found three cars of
coal consigned to him the side
tracks there. John is some mover
when he gets started and awoke the
| Pennsylvania freight handlers to- such
an extent that 1t is reported the coal
reached here before he did
Frank stuhlmacher will soon move
| to the Foss house on Ridge street re-
Gently purchased by him. and the
| Koepke residence on that street va
Gated by Mr.. Stuhlrnacher will be oc-
cupied by August Writes daughter and
| husband from Chicago
It is reported that Mrs. Riedel, the
1 mother of Mrs. Gottlieb Bartholomew
is very sick IN Chicago
/ Mrs c. Englert has been visiting
with Mrs. Lydia Marks of Cedar Lake
for few days. Mrs. Marks is report
ed quite i'll.
Il The Commercial club gave one of its
enjoyable smokers last evening to the
club members.
. large crowd enjoyed the skating
rink at Central Music Hall last even.
ing.
William Parry transacted business II
Chicago yesterday.
Two or three North township citizen.
secured their naturalization papers a
the circuit court session yesterday aft
ernoon.
Charles McWayne transacted bust
, ness In Chicago yesterday.
Il It is reported that Frank Muzzal
| has sold the lot in the rear of the cleo
trio light companys plant near TIL