The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-10

Mrs. John Sterling of the Larson apart
I ments tomorrow evening AS this Is a
business meeting all members are kind
~ urged to DO present.
The willing Workers of st. Mary's
church are holding card party tomor-
row afternoon In the auditorium OF the
school. The public is invited to attend
and committee on lunch will serve at
the conclusion of the games.
The D. A. RS will meet at the home
of the Regent. Mrs. William ]. Turnkey
in Beacon street next Monday after
noon. when Red Cross sewing will take
up the greater part of the time. As is
to be a business meeting and held at
home yet the work Will be continued
just the same.
Mrs. o. c. Geyer of 401e Ivy street
in her willingness TO aid the Red Cross
Centre in a financial way is disposing
of her beautiful aster that Is the pride
of her beautiful asters that are the pride
ing in her garden. She still has many
more and will offer them until they are
all gone. So far she has Melted neat
sum which the centre will be pleas
ed to accept.
Guests at dinner at the T. S. Fisher
home in North Magoun avenue last
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. +.
Freeman and daughter Claire Louise.
Charles Leedy who was taken very
i'll at the Inland Steel Co. one day last
week and who was in a very critical
condition for several days following is
now believed to be out Of danger and is
resting at the home of II. w. Yant in
Adds avenue. Mr.. Leedy is a roller at
the mill and his condition showing inn
provement is received with great pleas
ure as he is very popular with his CO.
workers.
There will be a special meeting of
the Young Ladies' Sodality Of St.
Mary's church tomorrow evening. All
members are requested TO be in attend
ance.
Clark Carmichael of Columbus. o.. is
a guest of Elmer Cant in Common
wealth avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. David r. Johns enter
tanned at dinner yesterday in the Herod
apartments. The guests were the i'm
mediate family of Mrs. Johns and the
affair was given in honor of her mother
Mrs. Jos. Hartleys birthday anniver-
sary.
Mrs. william Haight Of North For
svthe avenue entertained Mrs. Mary
Ross Of Hammond at dinner yesterday
The U-No-Me club is meeting with
Mrs. Frank Grass at her home in 144th
street tomorrow afternoon instead Of
Thursday the regular meeting day.
Mr.. and Mrs Cress Constant OF Ivy
street are expected home from Spring
.-lu.r x,-fcra tbex have bpen visit
ing the past few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Witt of Ivy street who has
been quite i'll with an attack of tonsi-
iitis is now very much better.
Funeral services were held over the
remains of Theodore S. Lee, son of Mrs.
A. T Grove of 4116 DrUmmond street
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
Father NJ NJ. Day officiated. Mrs. c. 2.
Holway rendered a hymn solo. The body
was accompanied to Chicago for crema- |
ton and later taken to Grand Rapids
for interment by Mrs. Grove who will |
return here in about week
Very special at the Columbia Theater
tonight VIM. Fox presents Theda |
Bara in THE Vixen" A two-reel farce |
film comedy will be shown with the |
above excellent feature.
Mrs. Jesse Define. 4134 Olcott ave-
nue.. accompanied by her son. Walter, |
visited last week with her sister az /
Madison. wis. and her parents at /
Dodgevi,ie in that state. They. are
now with relatives on a large farm at |
Livingston. From there they will mo-
tor through different places in the lead
region of western Wisconsin.
The little daughter Of Harry Good
man, who runs a grocery and market
at 1921 Cedar street. Indiana Harbor.
was struck yesterday by an automobile
driven by Dan RudzinsNi. 1920 Butter
nut street. The girl was knocked down
and DR. Sauer was called. who reported |
that her injuries were not serious.
Rudzinski settled and was released.
Fred Hascar. 1910 Drummond street. |
reported that his house was entered |
last night and his trousers. contain
ing about $50 We're stolen. This morn /
ing the trousers were found in the /
yard. The robbers entered through a 1
window.
Steve Tartar of Vernon avenue. East /
Chicago. was held UP and robbed Satur- |
day night by two automobile bandits /
who secured about $50. Steve Kaan !
reported that these men were in his !
place during the evening and that they !
left a bunch OF keys there. He gives !
good description OF the two men. |
There is no further clue.
Readers Of THE TINES will please |
remember that papers not over one
day old will be gladly received at
Nassau and Thompson's for the boys
of Company 1. They will be gathered
and sent by the secretary or the |
Chamber OF Commerce.
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