The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-06-27
INDIANA HARBOR.

BanlSh dirt and aSneS from the kftch-
en- by using Gas Range.-No. Ind Gas
& Elecv. Co.
There has been a change in the man
agement of the Employees Real Estate
& Investment company Of Indiana
Harbor. having Offices in the Barker
building. e. v. Walton has purchased
the interest of James M. Osmer, who
was the secretary of the company. The
Ulcers now are: John NJ Stinson. presi-
dent; II. w. Miner. vice president and
treasurer: e. " Walton, secretary. w.
]. Murray, an attorney just locating in
this city. will also have office quarters
with the above real estate Arm
Mrs. Rice of Chicago, who has been
spending a month with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mauger. and who
has been I'll since March. Is somewhat
better now. She has been able to go
downstairs to the dining room for sew
eral Of her meals.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ftsh expect to
entertain Mrs. Fish's brother. DR.. Ri
ley. over the week end. DR.. Riley has
been In Chicago for a week bust
ness.
The American Radiator company will
will give a picnic at the South Bay no.
tel Saturday afternoon and evening.
There will be dinner for forty served.
local den" of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Lions will be or
ganized tonight at x. of P. hall. Su
preme Organizer s. B. Molin Of Chi.
cago will be present and assisted by
the uniform rank from South Chicago
den, No. 10 will do the work. After
the work there will be a lunch at
which Mr.. Molin and others will give
| talks.
IL f,.&4
est in the Employees Real Estate &
] Investment company, and viii con-
! tinue In the real estate and insurance
business in the corer office of the
Barker building, 3417 Michigan ave-
nue..
| Mrs. Gertrude Hinesley Will leave
next week for Greentown to visit her
sister, Mrs. A. 8. Wooten. who was
visitor to Indiana Harbor last fall.
| The remains of Mrs. J. Claude Smith
| of Hemlock street who died last May
| and were placed in the vault at Oak
Hill at the time of the funeral were in
tered today In the cemetery
| Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lundquist and
Miss Edna LandeT will spend Sunday
/ in Laporte.
Russell Maxwell. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Maxwell, who has been
I Ill FOR several weeks, was taken tIllS
morning at the Michael Rees hospital
for treatment. The child Is suffering
from an unusal disease which began in
intestinal trouble which theatened to
develap into typhoid. 1t has erected
the blood vessels and they in turn have
1 had an effect on the stomach and brain
of the patient.
DR. and Mrs. Hughes have returned
from Minneapolis where DR.. Hughes at
itended a doctors convention. There
iwere including the wives of the ply
sicians attending. 5000 persons at the
convention.
| Mr.. Fred Fish had a nervous collapse
YESTERDAY, and 1t Is his and Mrs. Fish g
Intention to now take the advice OF
Mr. Fish's physicians and go away for
a complete rest. They will leave about
1.-The first of next week. going to some
quiet place where Mr.. Fish may have
perfect quit The patient was advised
to do this at the time he quit the mall
but he thought a change Of occupation
might benefit him and so engaged In
the grocery bushes. However this did
not help him.
Mrs Fred Fish. Ferrel Fish and the
baby, Fred, Jr.. have returned from q
two weeks stay in Princeton, Ind.
where they visited Mrs Fishs parents
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