The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-27


late nowadays had better try TO keer
tabs on few Of them l know" said NJ
NJ. Towle. Jr
JESSE WILSON. president Of the
son who is in the Boy Scout Camp at
Cedar Lake and praises the idea OF the
outing very much,
THIRTY EIGHT FISH IN Wolf Lake is
Eddie Goehringer's record in two hours
and all it cost him was a few worms
Yet some people 60 to Wisconsin and
don't catch that many in two weeks
WILLIM EARLE. one OF Hobart
Townships big men. was in the city
yesterday on business. He is a mem
ber Of Orak Shrine and rounded UP a
number OF friends.
JOHN F. SAWYER. now in the Wins
ton law offices in Chicago. has been
here on a visit and shooting little golf
at the Country Club.
MGR. R HAMILTON OF the L. S
cigar stores has lost his right hand man
Henry AIcHenry. Latter has gone to
take charge Of the L. S. Cigar Stores At
Gary.
CITY JUDGE THEO. KLOTz is put
ting the city hail on the map with a
hot-dog suit Of summers" these days
thereby exciting the envy Of the other
officials.
B. S WALTERS. who leaves for
South Bend next month. his old stamp
ing ground. says he will realize his am
bition-to go into bushes for himself
there.
GEORGE R. sTREETER. the veteran
publisher. is working hard to get ready
for the press his latest effort-Ham-
mond's great honor roll for the war
D. e. BOONE. co-worker or Lieut.
welch. who has left Hammond for
France. regrets 10 have Welch leave the
city He was a great patriot" said
Boone.
GUESS il won't make the Turks sick
Of this war nor nothing. said Alder
man Frank Martin when he read about
bombing Constantinople.
CHARLES MOORE. one Of the Ham
mond Chapters high officials. has re
ceived word that his brother has been
made assistant adiutant in training
camp over there"
HAMMOND'S latest Chinese restaur-
ant on State street has caught on in
good shape and it's handsome equipnen,
bSings many people 70 dine there.
ANT we giving them hell now"
said c. G.. Bonham. the big insurance
agent Il hope they don't surrender be
fore we get TO the Rhine.
oh. I Just got to get in It" says
Carl Smiley I figure that though
am over the draft age I ought TO be
over there licking those Huns"
r H. McHIE. chairman of the Liber-
" Hall heating committee, and whose
lob is a steam -winder. sees his way clear
now to get all the apparatus needed
ANOTHER wen-posted man in war
reading is ". H. spellman who SAYS
that we must not let them Cthe Ger
mans) rest for a minute. If we keer
hanamering away there's nothing to IL
TOM JORDAN. veteran in politics
but no longer is now a loop worker
again Have sold my house and never
realized how hard it is TO get an apart
ment in Hammond till now
SERGEANT wM. WEIGH leaves
Hammond with a full heart and a pride
in the city for the war work II has done
"T shall always remember Hammond
fondly." says the Sergeant
OFFICER WARMERS definition Of 9
drunk in the city court the other day
caused the Judge to sit UP and take
notice 1t was "snoozled'. which Is the
acme of accurate expression
AUGUST SCHNEIDER Of the stand
ard steel Car co. may be sent to France
shortly to superintend the construction
! Of a huge ordnance plant for the French
+ c. DEMING. a director Of the First
National Bank. who has been Ill for sev-
eral months is slowly recovering and
il now able TO De out OF NOolS P14
of the time.
HENRY BURK. the South Holman
street grocer. is another one Of those
i earIv birds who reads the war news al
six O'Clock when other people are dread
! ing the alarm clock.
/ CITY CLERK BILLY ROSE. in addt
tion TO his other numerous duties. has
taken on another bunch Of trouble il
boosting registration. Its got TO o'
done said Billy.
| LAKE County's surveyor. Ray seeiey
Capt Ray Seeley is at Camp Humphreys
in training and maybe you think Capt
seeIey won't 60 after those Huns hard
| when he goes over.
! HAMMOND movie-goers liked tht
Fourth Of July pictures at the Deluxe
\ but kiced like the deuce because the pic
| lures were run 100 fast. Why show sol
diers running in street parade just tc
| 1e+ peU buucb ~ The theatre