The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
LOWELL

Miss Violet Want, teacher OF music
and art in the high school. entertained
the teachers. superintendent and prin-
cipal at a 8 o'clock dinner Saturday
evening. After this pleasing affair was
over the time was spent until late
hour in games OF an amusing nature,
music and singing. The Misses Violet
and Faith Want and Prof Elliott pro-
viding the music It was an evening de-
lightfully spent and the Misses Want
proved charming entertainers.
Mrs. Frank Slayton. who has been
visiting relatives and friends for sever
al days, returned to Crown Point yes
| terday.
| Rev. G. Hartman Brightsdelivered the
baccalaureate sermon at the Methodist
church Sunday night to the high school
| graduates. 1t was a impressive and
| logical discourse and was listened to
| with close attention by the class and
| the large audience. Mr. Bright is a
deep student of the Bible and his mod
ern application to Scriptural teachings
| was SO nicely interviewer that it could
not fail to find Judgment in the hearts
| and minds of all who heard his words.
His manner of treatment was artful
and thoughtful his rendition graceful
and forneful, his articulation clear and
1
the attentive listener struck home. 1t
was a sermon that should be beneficial
to the class of 1913 as its members step
across the threshold into the future life
and its responsibilities.
Edward Casey went to Chicago last
evening on business
DR.. Riggs went to Indianapolis last
evening to attend dental meeting
Mrs Ruby Mclaughlin of Cedar
Lake with her baby were in Lowell
yesterday.
e Mrs. Thuel Hayden and Mrs. Louis
a Guritz were Monon visitors yesterday
; Mrs. Or. Gooder and son Jack. who
J. have been visiting friends here, re-
I turned to Chicago yesterday.
Harry Lister, conductor on freight
:, train No. II, was badly injured at Shell
: by Monday morning by being bumped
g between cars while attempting to make
e a coupling. His chest and stomach
v are seriously crushed, and there is con-
4 considerable hemorrhage. He is a mar
: ried man and lives at Lafayette His
d wife and sister are at his bedside In
n St. Margarets hospital, where he wa.
j. taken as soon as possible after the &C.
. cident
a Mrs. Aug Mitch went to Chicago yes
Il terday to visit relatives
e. Attorney Victor Roberts returne,
r from business trip to Chicago yes
. terday.
~ Manager Whiting Of the Taylor the
- atre will start moving picture show
70 Saturday night. The picture machin
70 has been put in good condition, a new
;, curtain to throw the pictures on mad
and the very latest and up-to-dat
films will be used. Vaudeville stunt
J., between reels will be a special featur.
The following Pythian Sisters attende
.. the district meeting at Rensselaer, yes
terday: Mesdames Hattie Weaver, Mau
N Belshaw, May Hayden Beatric
!" Brownell, Grace Buse. Edna spragu,
Retta McNay, Lillian Browne11. HAITI
McNay, Emma Nichols and Miss Cell
er Gershman
nd John Young and wife Of Chicago VIII
1t. spent several days with friends in tn
lie place, returned home yesterday
to Mrs. Brewer of Rose Lawn, who vi.
in tied her sister, Mrs. Adams, returne
er home yesterday.
cd The Junior members of the hig
i'll school entertained and banqueted ii
ar, senior members at the high scho,
building Friday night, and it proved
k. be an enjoyable social event. Gam,
it of various kinds were played and Pro
he Elliott sang solo. A hve-cour.
he luncheon was served, which was high
Ie- delectable. 1t was at a late hour VIII.
,e- the assemblage broke UP.