The Lake County times., 1913-11-15
LOWELL.

Miss Dorothy Clark OF chicago, ar
rived at the home of her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark, last
evening. TO visit over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Peterson of Roselawn.
was in Lowell yesterday.
]. VIII Belshaw took his sons Elliot
and Elwood to Chicago Friday even
ing to witness the hippodrome. They
arrived home on the late train.
Abram Collner transacted business
in Chicago. yesterday.
Mrs. John Hack, Mrs. Sam Fletcher
and Mrs. DR.. Taylor were Chicago Wis
itorss yesterday.
Joseph Morrison. wife and son
Percy. who live on the state line. were
in toyn yesterday in their Carter car
Mr. Martin is one of our congenial,
substantial farmers.
Grant Hayden received letter
from his brother Sherman, of Ana
helm. Cal. which states that he and
his daughter Katherine will make their
relatives and friends here visit
Thanksgiving This will be their first
time back since they left over eleven
years ago
Mckinley Scott and John Allen,
| friend. both of Indianapolis, are at
the home of Jode Scott. father of Nc
Kinley. They expect to stay until
| Christmas
| Mrs Henry worley was operated on
| one day last week for a growth in
her head. Her condition is very poorly.
| Mrs Richard Hill who has been Wis
| iting her children in West Pullman
and Gary. arrived home Thursday.
] James Black of sheridan, who has
| been working in this locality, left for
home Thursday night.
| Edison Taylor, who so ably learned
the art OF pushing business and get
| ting what he went after on THE
| TINES is now holding a position in
| Chicago Inter-Ocean. He spent a day
| with his parents here recently. He
reports that he has good position.
Grant Hayden who fell from an apple
rec and badly injured himself is able
to be about. but still feels the effects
| of the accident.
| William Ayres and wife of West
! Creek township, visited with their
daughter, Mrs. w L. Pinkerton, and
husband. in Hammond recently.
O. r. Mitchell of Eaton. Ind. joined
his wife and daughter here at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ackman and attended the
| golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
)
Mrs. Ed Watson is very sick at her
| home east of town with gall troubia
Her condition is considered serious.
Emler Nichols and wife were in
Chicago Thursday.
II. V. Weaver transacted business in
Chicago Thursday.
| Zen Burnham. one of Lowelrs sub
stantial and respected citizens, showed
us two daguerreatype pictures. one OF
himself and one Of his wife, when
were taken when they were each sew
, enteen, young, gay and healthy ihe
| young lady's name at that time was
Wheeler. Dressed in the correct styles
of the long ago. they presented very
handsome appearance. This young iao
and lassie were a handsome couple.
, and though they have weathered the
: storms OF live have borne their years
, weu. and today are well preserved.
| good looking and contented couple and
their harque of life is sailing on Smooth
placid waters. with no breakers aheao
to the world beyond.
Claude Trump has taken the place
of Nate Davis at Charles Anderson
{ Red Frant'' store. Nate is now york
ing in Grant Bros. store.
{ Mrs John Latta of Shelby, was
I Lowell visitor the other day.
= For the past few days the pages OF
2 the calendar seems to have oeen
: turned back from winter to spring
1 time has come, gentle Annie.
No woman who works in the state
e of Utah receives less than 30 cents
t day and even one learning new
g work must be paid 80 cents daily, and
8 after an apprenticeship of six months
I her wages must be raised to s1.25 per
day.