The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-17

time Of the sale
Mrs A johnson of Fir street and
Mrs. Charles Anderson Of Parrish
avenue are Chicago visitors today.
A goodIy number Of teachers Of the
public school system OF this city Will
meet with Mrs ]. a. Teegarden at her
home 1904 Grapevine street. this
evening and take Instructions in the
Red Cross work Mrs W. 49, VanHorne
viii assist Mrs. Teegarden in giving
instructions.
Mrs. Martin Kearns OF 136th street
has Mrs. VIII Ciraulo and Mrs NJ
DeGaris. both OF Elgin. H.. here on
a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fogg of the
Rel apartments entertained several
guests from Harvey and Chicago at
dinner yesterday
The Kezehokone Campfire girls will
meet tomorrow evening at the Cougre-
gational church and two members Will
be admitted. tina Misses Gertrude
sheldon and Ruth Spencer
Mrs. John r. Farovid of Adds ave
nue. president Of the Indiana Harbor
Woman's club. Ia issuing Invitations TO
lmembera Of the club Cor party to be
Fheld at her home I'm the evening Of
Friday Each member has the privil-
eye of bringing a prospective member.
Mrs Alice HaEerman arrived here
SATURDAY from Ada o. 10 visit her
ldaughter Mrs 2 b Campbell OF North
Olcott avenue
The No-Name club will be entertain
ed at the home of Mrs George Reuss
On Grasseui tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. b. walker Of Northcote
avenue will be hostess to the lady
Elks tomorrow evening when the
usual diversion. Five Hundred, will be
played
The Misses Hazel and Media Solder
Pstrom Of Grapevine street have de-
parted for a two weeks visit TO parts
sn Michigan.
Nj and Mrs. Emil Anderson Of
Grapevine street were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Herman Anderson in Chicago
yesterday.
Carl zerler Of the enlisted boys Or
4 Company L.. who arrived here Satur-
1 day evening and q friend were dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
wv II. Jeppeson in North Magoun
avenue The Misses Veltman Of Pull
man were also guests
Ike smallman. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I T. r. Smallman. 70S 144-h street. East
IChicaEo the billet man who was 80
severely burned ut the Interstate
I 9-inch mill last Thursday night. is
! resting at ST Margarets hospital as
well could be expected.
The foot is in such shape that physi-
clans fear that amputation may yet
/ pe necessary.
/ J. p English Of St Louis. who was
manager of the Republic Iron and
Steel company plant Of East Chicago a
few years ago, and who left that city
i to enter the employ Of the st Louis
Nut and Bolt Works. has Just recently
received promotion 70 the position OF
general manager of that institution
I Mr. C T. Burgess. whom he succeeds
goes to Seattle. Wash Mr.. English
has many friends in this district who
( viii be pleased TO learn OF his de-
served success.
letter from Pat German who i.
/ now Ia Indianapolis. says that his
company. Company 6, Second Indiana
/ infantry. has been ordered to Fort
: .'AAS4 tN-h uAA EAPECtS 10 make the
/ change in quarters next week. Miss 3
/ German. Barring avenue. his sister goes
to Indianapolis .onight TO VISIT him al
/ Camp Harrison.
! j. p. Blodsett. instructor in the man.
ual training department OF the public
/ schools. has resigned his position and
/ in about two weeks will go to accepi
a position in Helena Mont
! goun avenue. are entertaining Mrs
| Cox's parents. Air and Mrs. Steele Of
1 whitewater. Wis
Herbert ]. Treen. 474s Kennedy ave.
nue.. wire chief at the Calumet office
/ Of the telephone company. has resign
/ ed his position with the company and
the vacancy has been filled by the ap-
pointment Of Richard A. BIais. Indians
Harbor Mr.. Treen has served the com.
pany in this capacity for the past
seven years and viii take a vacation
! for a few months to recuperate his
( failing health