The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-23
INDIANA HARBOR.

Just got in some nice kitchen pat
terms of wallpaper. s cents a roll and
up. 5000 Parrish avenue. phone 335W.
Open evenings until D. m 22-2t
Tickets for reserved seats for the en-
tertainment to be given Saturday night
by the Girls Social club at the Audi
torium, may be obtained at Stephens
Haywood's. Tickets IS cents, reserved
seats 10 cents extra.
The Loring School for Singers of
Chicago gave very high class enter
tainment at the Christian church last
night. The artists Were Mrs Parker,
Miss Markell. Miss Ender and Mr.
Braude. Rev. Carpenter was a little
disappointed in the size of the audi
ence, which while not small, was not so
large as he believes 1t would have been
had the Indiana Harbor public realized
the high character of the entertain
ments that are being given from time
to time the Christian church. Las
nights concert was by professionals
who rank high in the musical world of
Chicago and Rev. Carpenter felt that
their entertainment was worthy of a
packed house and would have had 1t,
had Indiana Harbor realized the quail
ty of the work of those who contribut-
ed to the program.
Mr.. adm Mrs B. D. L. Glazebrook
went to Knox Sunday. Mrs Glazebrook
to remain for few days. visiting
friends. while Mr.. Glazebrook returned
Monday.
Father NJ NJ. Day has no supersti-
tuition regarding the number 8 bring
ing bad luck. Last Sundays confirma-
tion class numbered IS. and it was the
Bird of this number which has been
confirmed in his church since it was
| organized three years ago. still the
church Is fourishing nicely.
Albert Tilton. the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Tilton, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever, is slightly
| improved. according to latest reports.
| The patients temperature ranged all
last week from 104 X to LOG, but has
| been slightly reduced this week
| Mrs. Frederick Sauer Mrs. Harry
Bland Mrs Shepherd. Mrs. A. G. Lund-
quist and Misses Edna Hatfield and
Mary Lindley were among the visitors
| to Chicago from this city yesterday.
| Buchstaber. the photographer. is
busy these days taking pictures of the
high school pupils for the high school
annual There will be portraits in half
tone of all the graduates. together with
the various organizations of the school.
| the high school chorus, etc
| Rev. j. j. Brooks will leave tomor-
| row noon for Pittsburg on business for
the church. He will stop en- route at
| Steubenville O., and while in the east
| will visit his home folks near Apollo,
| Pa
Fifty Scotch friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McAuslan OF Grapevine street
| surprised them last night, the occa-
| sion being the twenty-first anniversary
| of their wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Anslan were presented with a silver
| flower stand with cut glass attach
ment Jimmie" Johnston making the
| presentation speech which he did in
| fine fashion There was music by
Misses Minnie and Ella McAusley. Rob-
ert Mclean, Mr.. Johnston and Robert
| Gourley, the last named OF South Chi
cagp Mrs. Joseph l.. tombstone was
| the chief conspirator and promoter of
the entertainment
Arsene Rebekah lodge will entertain
| with a box social Saturday evening,
April IS, at K. of P. hall. Come and
bring your friends and some well filled
| boxes
Indiana Harbor has a new baseball
team in the Magdemans The team
shows considerable promise of being
fast and classy in every particular. and
is managed by V. Rogers. 1t is open
to engagements with any team aver
aging IS years. Address V. Rogers
| 3407 Michigan avenue. for games Mag
deman Bros are the promoters.
Have comfort in the bathroom witt
La Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gas a
Flee Co.