The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-11

while her sister towns and cities in
the county are now in the throes OF
the campaign with rival candidates for
office springing up like mushrooms. all
is peace and quiet at the county seat
There are however. faint rumblings of
the impending struggle for the city Of
fees and II is expected that when the
time ripens that there will be plenty
of candidates In the field Many of
the present office holders will step
down and out to give others a chance
of shouldering city office honors and
possibly only in one or two cases will
the election show any heated rivalry.
Some of the councilmen Will volun-
tariiy turn the reins of office over to
the new aspirants and one or two OF
the city offices will be striven for In
the fail campaign.
Pete" Henning. who is making good
as a twirler for the Covington team of
the Federal league, is a Crown Point
visitor on four days furlough, In
! tending TO Join his team mates al Chi
cago on Saturday when they commence
| a series of games with the Chicago
/ Federals. Henning. who has been do
| ing a lions share of the work in keep
1 ing Covington from slipping to the bot
tom of the pennant ladder. Is slated to
pitch one or two games in the Chicago
series and many of the local baseball
bugs will journey to Chicago to see
him try to tame the Windy City Feds
i Henning is well pleased with his po-
sition and the progress he has made
| this season and sees better things in
| store In the baseball line next year
pupils and Chicago musical talent, viii
give recital at Central Music hall
on the 27th of this month. and a fine
musical program is being arranged for
the occasion. The musicale will be
followed by a dance. for which Ballou
of Chicago has been engaged to play
DR. and Mrs Harry Laws will leave
on Sunday for Lafayette. Ind, where
he has a fine position In one of the
hospitals there. DIR. and Mrs. Laws
, were hosts last evening to a number
of friends at their home here.
The Lyric theater management ha.
arranged to make Tuesday. THURSDAY
. and Saturday evenings of each weel
, as special feature nights. and show
two and three-reel special feature finn
on thos evenings.
Mrs Frank Houk has issued invita-
lions for a l O'Clock luncheon at he
3 home on Court street for Thursda,
] afternoon. the affair being given il
; honor of Mrs. Floyd Tenant, who will
leave on Friday for her home at Siou
City, Iowa, after an extended visi
with relatives and friends here
The parochial schools will close mex
week and appropriate exercises t
mark the event are being arranged
The Foresters held their regular bi
monthly meeting at the lodge room
last evening.
Herman Alexander of Pittsburgh, Pa
left yesterday after a visit with M
and Mrs. Englert on East street
Charles Meeker transacted bushes
y in Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Krimbill haS
returned from pleasant visit at tn
home of Arthur j. RAIDER at Chester
ton, Ind.
Mrs. G. c. Bartholomae is visitin
- friends in Chicago this week
Miss Pauline Sauerman is the que
~ of Miss Hazel Jones of Chicago tn
to week
e. Mrs. Ernest Schaible OF Gary is visi
90 ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ].
Wheeler, on Court street this week
Miss Faye Weaver is visiting frien
% in Chicago for few days
hu Mrs. Bubolz and two daughters. II
tie ing on East street. left yesterday f
an extended visit with friends al
=. relatives at st. Louis, Mo
Mrs John Pinter of wheatfield
the guest of her brother, John Lu
L. wig. on Clark street this week
ur Mrs. Margaret Pettibone and daux
at ter, Edith, guests at the Sauerm
home on Clark street for few da-