The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-22
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IND. HARBOR NEWS

II the patience Of the readers OF this
column endures until the time that the
health ban is lifted. there is a promise
OF many interesting affairs dated too
Tar ahead TO DC Of much current interest
at tho present day when "du" is really
the topic most discussed. The "hu" has
played havoc with this column, but with
En assurance that the calendar is well
dotted with events worth while for the
near future, it is with the utmost com
~placency that the natural trend of the
srld-mic must be awaited. There is CON
Valescence in many homes of social ard
Wartime leaders and when the vigor Of
their strength and their energies permit.
news that is Jews viii be chronicled.
r. 5. Drummond OF 1896 Fir street. a
familiar figure in Indiana Harbor for
many years, died while on a trip to see
his aged mother in Boston. according to
sn announcement made this morning by
Rev. Elmer Jones. pastor of the First
NJ. E. church. where Mr.. Drummond has
long been a w%orshipper and held various
offices on the official board. The cause
OF death was given as pneumonia. The
first telegram arriving here last evening
appraised Mrs. Drummond. the wife. Of
the serious Hines of her husband and she
left hurriedly for the east. The second
telegram. arriving after her departure.
told OF his passing. The deceased was
Rn employe at the Inland Steel Mill up
TO the time of his leaving here a week
sgo for the visit he had long anticipated
TO spend with his mother. who is in her
ninetieth year. The news Of his death
VIII evidently be startling to all those
Who knew him. His wish has always
been that his remains be inferred at
Cherry Hill. Maryland, a former home
of his and the present home Of his
children by a former marriage. The
present Mrs. Drummond has a SON. DR..
J. f. Drumnond, who is with the medi-
cal corp in one OF the southern canton
nents and recently welded in Chicago.
The news coming here yesterday of a
soldier at Camp Sheridan. Ala desper-
stely i'll with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
complication. and sent 10 a relative with
an address which could not at first be
located. was later delivered into the
hands OF q young man who ia a cousin
10 the boy who is III. Karbet Abgamodd
IS the name Of the soldier and the
cousins name is Ebren Pecressen OF 330S
waiting street. who gave out the follow
Ing information this morning. that his
cousin was but one of many cousins in
the various cantonments in the United
Etates and some OF them are in across
seas service. The sick boy has many
h-others in the service and his relative
here has offered to do anything that
might better his condition The loyal
support of the new America element
toward their fellow men is most deserv-
Ing of worthy comment and no issue of
the daily papers escape their notice IN
the searching Of names Of those they
might znize in the casualty list and
ofer what assistance they can. In many
Instances where they cannot read the
American papers they have their chill
dren who are attending the public and
parochial schools in the community IN
terpret for them. Their interest is keen
FOR the welfare OF their children who
have left their homes to fight in defense
ef their country.
Mrs. Robert Bruce Miller OF North
Barring avenue had the pleasure Of enter
tanning her brother, Cleon Carey, of
Chicago, who came here on a double
mission to spend a few hours before ne
Ieft for government service at Camp
Greeley. Ca. and to acquaint his sister
pf his marriage Of the day before to a
Eh1CaEO young 4duy. ms HdPES NSHP+~
urere dined at the Miller residence and
the bride returned to Chicago while her
husband sped on his way to camp.
Mrs. Ben Maginski of Fir street has
as her guest her sister, Miss Frances
krebs. Of Chicago.
Miss Edith Berglund OF Ivy street
went to Camp Taylor to learn Of the
condition of her cousin, who was very
an with the influenza but is considerably
better.
Mrs. Robert Jones of SoUsb olcott ave
nue. has been i'll and the babe born a
" eek ago IS very critically sick
Rolla Thorpe of South Ma gouu avenue
Is among those listed with the sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Reardon of North
Todd avenue celebrated their third we'd
ding anniversary BY having a few rela-
tives and close friends dine with them
yesterday. among whom were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. Murphy Of Gary, the Misses
Nellie Keegan and Bee German and the
Messrs. James McGinnis of Whiting and
Lawrence Godfrey OF this city.
Mrs. Frank Townsley has returned
home from Gettysburg. Pa. where she
remained with her husband. DR.. Lieut..
Townsley, who received his commission
for across seas service and has departed
Tor the trip. Mrs. Townsley has been ii