The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-26
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Ben Flack left Tuesday evening for
San Antonio, Tex. to make his home
with his sister, Mrs. H. Spaltenstein of
that place.
There will be bake sale at the Off
ces Of c. c. Smith tomorrow afternoon
under the auspices of the Congrega-
tional Ladies Aid Society. section one.
Chop suey will be one of the articles
offered for sale. and this time an eff
fort viii be made to have enough to
supply al demands. as the supply ran
short on the occasion of the last sale,
and many who had hoped to get the
chop suey were disappointed.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey p. Philips of
Beacon street took their guest, Mrs.
Joseph Shontz, who is visiting them
from Leetonia, o.. to the city today.
Tomorrow will be tag day in East
Chicago, Indiana Harbor. Whiting and
Hammond, the occasion being to raise
money for the new st. Mary's Catholic
school. The tag day is under the aus
pices of Mrs. OCallahan's circle. No. 4.
of the st. Marys Willing Workers.
About twenty-five or thirty women and
girls have been enlisted to do the tag
cling, many of them being of other
generally being greatly interested in
seeing the Catholics wipe out the dept
| on the new school.
Anothe event on tap is the interests
of St. Mary's school building fund for
tomorrow, this being a bake sale at the
Globe office by Circle No. 4. The school
building is rapidly nearing compile
| ton and if nothing goes wrong 1T is
| hoped that it will be ready for occu-
| pancy Mondnv morning
! Mrs. August II. w. Johnson is In the
city today. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson are
planning to move to Crown Point either
Monday Tuesday
| DR.. and Mrs. Raleigh P. Hale are
back from their honeymoon in the east
looking well and happy. DR.. Hale has
gained ten pounds and is altogether fit
| as fiddle. They arrived this morn
| ing to find that the fiat they had hoped
would be ready on their return, was
still uncompleted so instead of moving
| in at once they will be obliged to wait
a couple of weeks longer before they
can occupy 1t. In the meantime they
will probably go to Woodlawn where
they will be with Mrs Burhap. Mrs
Hales sister. They report a fine time,
having visited New York. Philadelphia,
|
points of interest. A feature of their
honeymoon was the trip from Boston
| to New York, which they made by
steamship. However this did not prove
SO enjoyable as they had hoped, the
passage being rough and there being
considerable sea sickness on board, in
which they both participated more or
less.
All of the odd Fellows and Rebek-
abs are requested to attend the Re
bekahs anniversary entertainment this
evening at Odd Fellow Hall. A good
program of music and speeches has
ben prepared. Refreshments will be
served. The meeting begins at $50
ofeleck
Mr.. Krause and family who have been
occupying the Lewis house in Beacon
street temporarily since the depart
ure of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mullenhauer
while they looked for permanent
abode, have been successful in their
quest for a flat more suited to their
requirements and will probably move
Saturday. Their new home is in Ham
, mond.
The Mission OF the Good Shepherd
Guild is holding a meeting this after
J noon at the residence of Mrs. William
Meade the object being the tying of
a comforter.
Miss Abbie Jones. night operator al
the telephone exchange at Calumet
met with an accident last evening as
she alighting from an Indiana
Harbor car on her way to her work
Her foot turned and she sprained her
ankle. At first It believed the
bone had been broken, but it was later
ascertained that it was merely sprain
} The young women was in considerable
pain last night but this morning is
easier and she hopes to be able to re-
sumo her duties at the exchange with
| in two or three days.
| Special Ladies Tailor Suits, $40
Barnes & Lesser, room 220. Calumet
} bldg, phone s95 9-23 Il
Get Gas Heating Stove. Delay may
| mean illness.--No. Ind. Gas & Elec. Co