The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-07
EAST CHICAGO.

Go to Snyder's for picture framing.
Studio over Globe printing office
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Piano tuning and repairing. T. d.
Williams Piano Co. over First Nat
ional hank blgd. 1917 st
Mrs. Joseph Shontz of Leetonia, o.,
who for the past two weeks has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Harvey r.
Philips of Beacon street, left for Lee
tonia this Morning.
We are pleased to announce the
opening of new store at $40 Chicago
avenue. East Chicago, Saturday last
called the Economical Store. owned
and managed by Heyman and Kaug-
man, two very enterprising young
| men from Chicago. They will carry
up-to date furnishings and men and
ladies shoes, trunks. etc Keep your
eyee open for their advertisement in
| THE TINES for good honest bargains.
| 1917
| Mrs Clara Learch who has been
| staying with her daughter, Mrs. Martin
Binehower of Magoun avenue, left for
| Texas Sunday evening TO spend the
| winter with a daughter whose home is
| in tina. state
Richard Crowder, SON of Rev. and
Mrs. r. II. Crowder, gave a party for
] about a dozen of his young friends
yesterday afternoon.
| Don't buy a new piano until you
| have seen !. D. Williams pianos. over
the First National bank blgd.
1917 st
The Ladies' Social Union will not
| meet tomorrow afternoon as is usual
but will hold a meeting Thursday ev-
4 l.
desired that all the ladies be present
as plans for the years work will be
| discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seifert of Aus
tin visited Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Jones,
145th street over Sunday.
Hammond contractors have just nm
ished decorating the entire building
of the public library which had not
been decorated since 1911 The place
is much improved.
Special Ladies Tailor Suits. $40
Barnes & Lesser. room 22o. Calumet
| bldg. phons sah- 1923 tt
Mrs Halle Hascall OF Beacon street
has been sick for the past two or
thre days. She had been ailing for
some time. but kept on with her usual
duties. being obliged however to take
to her bed yesterday.
Forty hours devotion will open Fri
day at St Mary's Catholic church
Father Lyons, S. J.. will preach morn
ing and evening and confessions will
be heard Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
Daniel English, the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James English of 14Stf
street. was christened Sunday at st
Mary's church. The baby was borr
Sept gath and is the ninth heir to the
house of English. Mr.. English il
superintendent of the Republic mil
and believes in large families.
The Willing Workers including al
sections of the organization will give
a dinner in ST. Mary's hall Oct. 10.
Mrs. Thomas II. Phillips of Beacor
street is still in Mt. Carroll, H.. hel
brother. Mr.. Greer, on account of who's
ling passed away He died before Mrs
Phillips reached Mr.. Carroll.
The Trebel Clef club will meet a
7:15 this evening at the high schoo
building All interested in singing
, whether members or not are urged t
come.
There has been a called meeting o
the gneral organization of the Eas
Chicago womans Club Thursday even
ing at 1890 o'clock. The meeting vii
be held just previous to the meeting
Of the civics section which was set 10
eight o'clock.
Circle No. met yesterday at Mrs
Lynch's and planned for the bazaar t.