The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-06


southeastern part Of the state.
Miss Jennie Jewess and her brother
Henry 81 Milwaukee. Wis, are visitors
at the homie Of Thomas quinn in
North Barring avenue.
Mrs. Edward Pickard and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. a.. w. wood, who is here on
a visit from Birmingham. Ala. spent
yesterday in Crown Point.
Mrs. Anna Giascock. who has been
making her home for the year past
with Mrs. Fred Suberly in Hemlock
street. has left for Rock Island. where
SHE intends engaging in business with
the assistance Of her brothers wife.
q resident Of hat city.
The Harry McCoys. who have been
residing ia one Of the brick resi-
denccs owned by the smith-N1iner
company in North Magoun avenue.
have taken the apartment on the cor
ner of AIagoun and I45th street re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J..
Jenkins.
Miss Elsie Haywood, a teacher in
the public schools of This city. did
not return this year to resume her
teaching She is taking a leave Of alb
sence for one year and lis at the home
Of her parents at Helmer. Ind.p
Mrs. Mary Brown Of Pullman is a
guest of Mrs. G. It. Dixon in South
Magoun avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s~chillings. who
have returned from their motor trip
with the J. ]. Davis. report a most
pleasant time. They visited Indian
apolis, the home of Mrs. schilings two
brothers, and viewed the mansion of
George Geoade at Brooke. Ind. as they
were returning.
Mayhower camp. Royal Neighbors.
VIII meet this evening in regular SEES
sion at S o'clock.
Mrs. John Colder Of Pennsylvania
avenue is. i'll with tonsiIitis.
Mrs. C. L. Lingo, wife Of the general
traffic manager OF the Inland steel
company, is holding an at home at
her residence in Normal Park Friday.
and those from this city who have
been invited to the affair are the
Mesdames A. G. sehlieker, r. P. Hale.
J.. J. Freeman and Clifford Gomez.
a guest of this week Of Mrs. Thos.
Fogg of the Rel apartments is Mrs.
j. w. Dinkel. from Cincinnati. @.
The Twentieth Century Sewing CLUB
is meeting with AIRS. George Clinton at
her home in South Barring avenue this
afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. T. Critics OF Fir street is
resuming her classes in music.
Mrs. william Smith Of South Ma
goun avenu has returned from 81.
Louis. where she was called several
weeks 3 to attend the funeral or
her sister, VINO died Of ptomaine pois-
oning.
Mrs. Sarah Knight Of 144th street
returned home from a few days
visit with relatives at Racine. wis.
Mrs Arthur T. Cox Of North Magoun
avenue has as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Baldwin'of Upton. Ind. who
are on their way home from an ex-
tended visit at Kansas City.
Mrs. Andrew Norris and daughter.
Miss jeanette. have arrived home
from a visit at Lima, Cleveland and
BucyruS o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Of Chicago are
guests at the A. Norris home in Fir
street
At the regular meeting OF Woodbine
camp. Royal N~eighbors, last evening
held at <. Of p. han IN Olcott avenue.
it was decided that the next regular
meeting night there would be a
Pedro party. Mrs j. B. Lehman is
chairman OF the affair.
Miss Ktttie Kearns OF Joliet. I'll, is
here as a guest at the home Of her
brother, Martin Kearns, in 136th street
The Epworth league Of the NJ. E
tchurch has arranged for a farewell
! party to be given in honor of their
members who are leaving the city 10