The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-19

Miss Jessie M Curtis OF oliver street.
had as her house guest over the week
end. Miss Emmy OAK OF Rogers Park,
in whose honor she entertained a few
friends at bridge on Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Henry Fisher Of Ottawa, ILL.,. is
here to spend the holidays as the guest
OF her sons Henry and Arthur Beau
bien.
Mrs. A. Roberts OF Sheridan y Y, is
here visiting her son Hoyt Weight OF
Laporte avenue. and her sister. Mrs.
Frank Lauer of Sheridan avenue.
Dan Quinn who has been laid up for
a number of weeks. is still confined to
his bed with a serious attack of rheum-
atism.
The regular meeting of the W. B. a
of the Maccabees will be held tomorrow
night at which there will be initiation.
after which Mrs. Nellie jenkins COM
mittee will entertain.
Mrs. Fred Einsele of Hammond, Wis
tied her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moylan OF New York avenue. on sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Place of Indiana
boulevard. have moved to the home of
the latter's father. Henry Schrage, in
Schrage avenue
Consider the power Of compound in
terest If Christophe Columbus had in
vested Ten Dollars at six per cent in
terest, and if the proceeds could have
been compounded and accumulated
ever since, the sum would have been
sufficient to have paid the money cost
of the European war. Get pass book
60
citation and begin to save. 12-191-1
Princess Theatre tonight. VIM.
Fox presents Harry billiard and June
a very pleasing drama. Also Mutual
comedy. 1871
Mrs. Latzko of Standard avenue, who
returned home from st. Margarets
hospital on Friday, has suffered a re-
lapse of typhoid fever and was compel
led 10 return to the hospital again.
Mems jewelry for Christmas put up
IN holiday boxes; cum buttons. tie
clasps. stickpins and fobs. Very rea-
sonably priced. at Gordon's. 1871
|. Miss jeanette Ludgin of Chicago. will
spend the week here as the guest OF
Mrs Louis Gordon.
Ties make suitable Xmas gifts for
the men folks You can find a very ex-
elusive selection boxed in Xmas boxes.
soc up to 5000. at H. Gordan and Son.
1871
Father Mcintyre OF Rensselaer,. Ind.
will assist Rev. John b. Berg in his
Christmas services
An automobile robe. Just the thing
for an Xmas present for your ma
chine, at Gordon's. 1891
The funeral of Jack Edward Carrette,
age "a years, who passed away at St
Margaret's hospital on Sunday night.
as the result OF an attack of appendi-
citis- will be held tomorrow under the
direction OF Undertaken Heyden. serv-
ices will be held at the Sacred
Heart church tomorrow morning at
o'clock by Rev. John B. Berg. Inter
ment will be at Calvary cemetery in
Chicago The sudden death of the
young man was a great shock to his
family and many friends. Being APP
parently in the best of health on sun
day he was taken III on Monday. On
Tuesday before he could be rushed TO
the hospital the appendix bursted. since
which time his condition has been most
serious. The deceased, who is MEM
Der of the K. o. T. M, is survived by
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carrette,
three sisters, Mrs. William O'Nenl of
whiting and Mrs. Albert Doty and
Mrs. Glenn Boone OF Chicago. and two
brothers, Charles of Whiting, and Ser
geant Dick Carrette Of Indiana HaTbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Jenkins had
the rear OF their car qite badly damag-
ed in Chicago on Saturday when an
other machine bumped into them from
the rear The Jenkins had stopped at
Eighteenth and wabash to allow
street car to pass. but the machine al
most forced them into the path of the
moving car.
Mrs Adelbert Roberts Of Sheridan,