The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-27
INDIANA HARBOR.

Stoves. Stoves. Stoves. Extraordin-
airy value. new and secondhand. at
about half price. for cash or on easy
payments. Guaranteed well known
makes like Acorns, Jewels. Laurels.
etc. The wigwam. $3.50 Pennsylvania.
Central drug store. 3410 Michigan
avenue has taken over the agencies of
the famous Rexall remedies, Harmony
toilet requisites and Lights candies.
complete line will be found ON sale
there beginning Oct. 81. 1927 1t
All prescriptions of Nelson's drug
store can be refilled at the Central
drug store. 341o Michigan avenue, after
Oct. 81. 1927 1t
Solemn vespers marked the services
which honored the patron Saint of st.
Johns parish yesterday evening.
Father Kahellek of Gary acted as cele-
brant and Father Budnik of East Chi
cago as deacon. and Father Swiatkow-
ski as sub-deacon. Father Zeilinski OF
East Chicago preached the sermon.
Benediction follower In the morning
the services were as usual. three mass
es. two of them being low celebrations,
while the third was a high mass. The
church was crowded to ito fullest cap
| ac!ty at the special services.
St Johns Polish Catholic church OPP
| eEed its three days bazaar today in
Kosciusko hall. The profit will be
| used to defray some special expenses
! that are being incurred at this time.
such as repairing the old rectory for
use as a convent by the sisters, remod-
cling the old convent in the school
building into class rooms for the rapid
w growing school, and other items.
| Father Stachowiak of ST. Johns
church was taken Ill last night after
the services. This morning he was
confined to his bed suffering from
chills and it is believed he has the
strip
| The second annual ball given by the
! Du Nord lodge No. 240 Order of vasa.
a Swedish organization. Saturday
night, proved one of the most enjoy
able social events OF the season. There
was no end of pretty girls present all
looking their best in dainty attire
while stalwarth beaux were on hand
in large numbers to see that the girls
had a good time.
Altogether there were about $50
couples present, the attendance includ-
ing a number of the candidates for
public office, including Mayor A. G..
Schlieker who gave short talk. The
music was unusually good and was
furnished by German.
! The Young Mems club of the Bap-
list church will have a social meet
ing at the church Tuesday evening,
Oct rs. Secretary Milne of the Gary
Y NJ c. A. will be present and give
talk There will also be other talent
on hand to add to the interest of the
occasion Refreshments will alter be
served. All members are requested TO
he present. as we'll as any others who
may be interested.
| Mr. and Mrs. Gus Holmstrom of 1916
Fir street entertaine3 Sunday after
noon at six o'clock dinner in honor of
Mrs. Alfred Aldrin Of Ivy street. The
occasion was the celebration OF Mrs
Aldrin's sixty-ftth birthday and the
friends who assembled wished her
many happy returns of the day.
Next Thursday evening. Oct. 30, the
Young Peoples club OF St Patr.cks
church will hold it's regular meeting
end all members are expected to be
present good time Is promised
The dance given by this organization
last Thursday at the Auditorium was
| we'll attended and all reported a very
| enjoyable evnaing. The club wishes to
| extend it's thanks to those who con-
tributed toward making this dance A
| success. It is said that one of the
largest crowds that ever attended A
dance in indiana Harbor was pres
emit 1t is the wish of the clubs Of
fcers that the next event be as well
patronized as all who attend may be