The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-13
still IN a very weakened condltion.

still in very weakened condition.
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Kelly OF
MoundsvilIe. W. Va. are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Brown in North Ma
goun avenue.
Mrs. E. c. wedgewood of wegg
avenue was in Hessville yesterday in
attendance at the funeral OF Mrs
Holman. highly respected pioneer
resident who passed away last Mon
day at the age of 70 years.
Frank orr. son Of DR.. ana Mrs
George orr OF Fir street Is leaving
this week 10 enter St. Edwards
ball. primary branch at the Notre
Dame college at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Dupes of Fir
street is leaving tomorrow in their
car for visit to towns in the southern
part Of Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. d. Mauger of Fir
street have returned home from Min
eraI Point. Wis. where they were
called owing to the death OF Mr.. Mau-
gers sister. Mrs. Frank Suthers. a
resident OF that city for many years.
Mrs. Nyren Carrier OF Cleveland. O..
has arrived here to be the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Shields. in
Grapevine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conner Of Ivy
street motored to East Side yesterday
and spent the day.
Miss Hazel Edgar IS entertaining at
a miscellaneous shower in compliment
to Mrs. r. w Barrow. who before her
marriage few weeks ego was Miss
Margaret 1ngraham, a very popular
young lady and an operator for sew
eral years at the Inland Steel office
The affair viii be held IN the evening
OF Tuesday and the invitations have
been sent to the former co-workers
Of Mrs. Barrow. They VIII be the
only guests present.
Miss Bessie KIempner Of South
Magoun avenue has taken a position
as bookkeeper in the office Of Rosen-
valid & Wen Co
Mrs. N. Hyams OF South MaEoun
avenue has returned from an ex
tended visit in the East. She was
called to Boston several weeks ago
on account OF the critical illness Of
her mother. who has since passed
away, and Mrs. Hyams remained to
visit among the relatives
Mrs. Frank McChesney ana two
children are here from Terre Haute
visiting the families Of J. p. Lewis
II. J. and David Lewis
Mrs. c. H Bloss of Chicago. Mrs
A. x. Shaefer OF Auborn Park and
Mrs. Carrie Uptersrove were guests Of
Mrs. A Lee in Elm street yesterday.
Mrs. Katherine Hesselreig Of South
Chicago was guest of Mrs. Frank
Lindley IN Ivy street yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Burreu of the Hubbard
Steel Foundries has left for a two
weeks trip in his car to several points
in the East.
The Epworth Leagues Of East Chi
cago will take an early morning hike"
Sunday. Members are requested to
meet at the church on time.
william Glavin. who resides with the
Henry Brown family in North Barring
avenue. IS in Chicago today undergoing
surgical treatment for troublesome
glands Mrs. Glavin was Miss Elsie
Brown before her marriage a year ago
and she will visit her husband at the
Mercy hospital tomorrow after the op-
Grafton has been performed. The many
friends of the young couple hope for a
favorable result from the operation.
The Calumet Library Club held its
first meeting Of the season last evening
in the roms of the library and the at
tendance and the enthusiasm shown by
the members predicts many interesting
evenings that will be spent there dur
ing the coming months. The regular
meeting is Wednesday and a part Of
each evening this year viii be given
over to Red Cross sewing. The young
ladies' wish to assist in the work and