The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-07

that life in Gary is most to strenuous
for him.
Robert Pemble went to Chicago yes
terday evening and brought his sister
n-law. Mrs Charles Cleaver. home
from the hospital, where she was sue
cessfully operated on for tumor of the
stomach by DR.. Willis.
L. A. Pattee and wife went to Chi
cago Saturday ad met their daughter.
Nola. in the city. They returned home
Sunday
Mrs. Hago carsten and son. Rriscoll.
were IN Chicago Saturday.
Howard Slocomb, wife and three
daughters went to almond Saturday.
Mr.. Slocomb went on to Indiana Har-
Dor. while the famil yvisited at the
home of William Kenney.
James Flynn went to Chesterton Sat-
urday. -
The Misses ChiIdress were Chicago
visitors Saturday.
Ben Lynch and wife were in Chicago
Saturday. They attended the play The
Little Parisinne" IN which Ward Child
ress and wife are the leading charac-
tiers,
Mrs. Fred Reed returned to her homo
Saturday
The Norris stock company closed .
three-nfght engagement at Tayiors
theatre last Wednesday night. The
opening play Monday night was The
Fool of Fortune" Tuesday: Mr.. Kear-
ney from Killarney" Wednesday; "A
Fight for Fortune This company
is composed of an excellent bunch OF
theatrical artists and gave the people
good, clean. up-to-date performances
each night All three bills were Of the
best class, up-to-date comedies THE
audiences were small. owing to the
fact that but little advertising nad
been given. The advance agent hao
beenheld up on account OF the hign
water
T, w Ragon was a Chicago visitor
Saturday.
Misses Edith Chipman and vernal
elvir were Chicago visitors Saturday
The Epworth League gave Mckinley
Death fourth vice president SURPRISE
party at his home the other night That
he won't forget for awhile. The league
met eayly and held The regular meet
ing. after which thoy adjourned to the
home of the young man S mother ana
secreted themselves Presently Mack
came home from the store to dress ana
go TO the league meeting, when sud-
denly the whole bunch crowded around
him BENG a somewhat bashful young
man even in ordinary times, ne was
caught proper on this occasion ana
stood speechless for a few SECONDS.
when he recovered and presented ms
| thanks tc his friends for this honor
conferred upon him. The evening was
| spent IN games and socfability- A me
luncheon was served. The merrifrehe
lasted until late hour
| Mrs. Harry Hayden and Miss Ada
Patrfe we're Creston visitors yesterday.
The banquet at the social hall Thurs
! day evening as result of the req ana
blue Sunday school contest There were
| nearly SEQ persons present. and All mao
| a fine time Those present lnc.hueo
| both tile young and old lap supper.
consisting of sandwiches, pickles. Ice
] cream. cake and coffee was served.
| During the fore part of the evening a
severe rain storm set In. which I'M
doubtedly kept many away. The blues
having won. the reds had to look after
| the comforts of the guests present. The
captains OF the reds were presented by
the pastor with a neat little package
| tied with baby ribbon. as a souvenir
| for good service rendered during the
contest. Opening them they found a
nice sandwich of cheese and crackers
| They acknowledged the joke IN a good
natured manner.
Mrs Frank Holmes and her daughter
| Mrs George Hill, were Chicago visitors
yesterday.
! Mrs Crisp Binyon and wife went to
| Chicago Heights yesterday to visit al
| the home of their children, Guy Nichols
| and family.
Mrs. Daniel Lynch and daughter, Mrs
Orlo Ayla were Chicago visitors yester-
| day.
orlo Aylea and wife have moved int