The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-12-09
GRIFFITH

terrain the members OF the Plymouth
club. their husbands and friends, at
their home. s45 Cleveland avenue, next
Friday night.
Charles Fredenburg Of ottawa. Ill.
spent Thursday here visiting his ne
phew. Fl. Il. Beaubien.
Mrs Charles Peterson of Sheridan
avenue. has returned from Yates City.
Ill. where she visited her daughter.
Miss Myrtle Petersen who is teaching
school there.
FOR SALE-Live ported Xmas trees.
table size; no needles to drop. Also
ported plants. Xmas wreaths, baskets
and other Xmas decorations. Place
your order early. Klemm Bros. Flor
lists. Phone 174W, Indiana blvd
1919
Mrs. J. r. Moore OF Ffschrupp ave-
nue. j. entertaining her niece. Miss
I-EIva Stose OF Spenverville, Ohio.
Mrs. James Walsh entertained the
members or the Inter sac club at her
home in Fred street Thursday. the af-
ternoon being devoted to needIework.
refreshments being served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Frank Barr
in Fred street
Ollie Weigand of Sheridan avenue,
has taken the position OF William Web
meyer as driver for g. Masterson, the
latter having resigned.
Mrs. George A. Roe and Mrs. Walter
oliver spent yesterday in Chicago.
Andy Kovak who was arrested for
being drunk. was hned $50 and costs
and sentenced to the state penal farm
at Greencastle for thirty days.
The city council held a called meet
ing on Thursday night at which an or
dinance was passed regulating the sale
| OF milk and cream in this city. An or
dinance was was also adopted appro-
priating 5000 for defraying expenses
in making certain Investigations.
These Investigations are in regard to
the rails ito be used by the H., w. G. p.
| C. Railway. They cannot furnish the
rails specified in their contract and the
aim Of the city council is to find the
difference, between the T0-pound and
the sO-pound rail construction. Dr..
Dewey's report for the month OF No
vember was accepted and laced on file,
after which the council adjourned. At
/ the meeting OF the board OF public
works this body went into a contract
with the n. /. G. & e. Co. for the furn-
ishing Of electricity for the new cleo
troliers on 11sth street. After accept
ing the report a Exton, city engineer,
regarding the completion Of sidewalks
in stiegIizt Park. the meeting was adj
journed.
The Owls club Red Crowns will
play their annual benefit basketball
game for the Tri Kappa sorority at the
high school auditorium tonight. their
opponents to be the Hamlin Park Out
laws. The Owls second team The
Polarines.~ will play the Hamlin Park
Clippers in the second game. Between
1.-THE halves and between the games the
owls club orchestra win furnish mu-
sic.
The Mems club viii hold their reg
ular meeting in the church parlors next
Monday evening.
! The new electroliers ire almost COM
pleted and Writings business district
win soon have the appearance OF the
Great White Way.
Tonight you will have the opportun-
ity OF going through the Walk-Over
! Shoe plant A beautiful 1900 foot reel
Of how Walk-Overs are made will be
shown at the Star theatre, directed by
u Gordon & Son. 12-s-1
The funeral Of Mrs Peter Smith will
be held tomorrow morning from her
home. 312 Cleveland avenue, at s:15 a.
i'm. Services will be preached at the
Evangelical Lutheran church. nth
street and Cleveland avenue. by Rev.
John Bopp. Interment will be at
Chesterton to where the cortege will
20 by auto. The deceased was mem
Der OF the S. and d. OF L. of Whitingi
the W. b. A. of the Maccabees of East