The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-17

Unity Review No w b A. Of the
Naccabees has postponed its meeting
for Thursday hut the Record Keeper will
be at the hall from 1880 to $50 ,. m. TO
receive insurance lO-17-1
on account of the influenza epidemic
the members of the Oak Leaf Embroid-
cry Club have postponed their meeting
which was arranged for Friday after
noon Of this week.
Mr and Mrs. Kerr of Norwalk o.
who came to Hammond for the funeral
Of their niece. Mrs. S F. Parker re-
turned home today. Other relatives
from a distance who were in attendance
at the funeral were Mrs. willard G..
Slagle or Memphis. Tenn. 4 sister Of
Mrs. Parker's. Mr.. Parkers father OF
Pana. Ill. and Mrs. Laura Kelly of De-
troit. Mrs. Kelly will remain for sew
eral days visit with her sister. Mrs.
W. a Jordan
There will be no meeting of Ham
mond Chapter No. 100 Women OF Moose
heart Legion Friday evening on account
of the influenza epidemic. Announce
ment will be made later OF the next
regular meeting.
On account of the epidemic the Must
clans Benefit Ball scheduled for Tues
day Oct. 22nd. at Orpheum Hall. Ham
mond. has been postponed. The ball
will be given soon as conditions will
permit. and the date announced later
through the columns of this paper.
10-1T-19-21 COMMITTEE
The members of the haywood Auxil-
iary of the Red Cross who have knitted
garments are asked to return them as
promptly as possible 10 the instructor.
Mrs. ]. H. Mcclure. oil Calumet avenue.
as they are needed for Hammonds
quota
The True Kindred lodge has postpon-
ed the meeting for Friday evening of
this week on Account of the influenza
epidemic
Rev and Mrs J, A. Sheriff.. OF Bat
tie Ground. and Mrs. Harry waddell
and daughter. Virginia. OF Otterbein.
Ind. parents and sister OF Mrs. ]. c.
Muliken. 40 Monroe street. are here
FOR several days visit
Highland street. are entertaining Mr..
Chapin's mother Of Milwaukee.
Mrs. c. f. Kitchin and children of 125
Webb street have returned from a visit
with relatives IN Fort Dodge. Ia
Miss Lillian Krinbill, sister of o. A.
Krinbil1 of Warren street underwent a
very critical operation early this week
at the Passavant hospital, Chicago. Miss
KrinbiH is Kindergarten teacher in
the Chicago schools. she formerly lived
in Hammond and has many friends here
who viii regret TO learn of her illness
Mrs. Piercy of wellsboro. Pa. is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Ross Fischer
at her home in Lewis street.
John Frey Of Crown Point has been
visiting his daughter. Miss Lena Frey
who is i'll at the home of her cousin
Mrs Eugene Geiger. 1876 Sheffield ave.
Charles White has been quite i'll for
several days with the influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dorsey of Lewis
street are entertaining Mrs. Dorsey:
sister. Mrs. William Bowden. and Mrs
F. Barnbridge of Gainesville, Ont who
arrived in Hammond yesterday after
noon.
John Ludolph of Harrison street who
has been very I'll with the influenza i:
reported little better today.
Miss Irene Hooker is very i'll with the
pneumonia at the home Of her aunt
Mrs Thomas Lavene.
Donald Campbell. son of Mr.. and Mrs
F. J. Campbell of Indiana avenue is il
with the influenza.
Mrs A. II. Taper and daughter Alice
OF Ann street are both very Ill with thu
influenza
Mrs. E. C. Minas and daughter, Miss
Lucille Minas. woh have been very ii
at their home in Rimbach avenue arr
reported much better today.
DR.. G. l. Smith will leave tonight 70