The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-21

Hale resident of Columbia. No She
VIII &c gone for several months
The attendance at the Lake Front
band concert in Indiana Harbor last
evening was a decided disappointment
The announcement that band concerts
were to be enjoyed in the Twin Cities
WAS hailed with delight by the greater
majority Of the townspeople. but unless
more real enthusiasm is shown in the
way OF better attendance it would be
mistake and an insult 10 the band per-
formers TO try and continue them The
music rendered is exceptionally good ana
the performers deserve more encoura ge-
ment than they received last evning.
w next concert is scheduled for the
2tth Or this month. which falls on Tues
DAY. and Will be at Kosciouski Park on
the south side OF East Chicago. vicinity
of l5lst 81. The following date VIM DO
August 29th. at the Riley Park in Calu-
met Very fine programs have been ar
ranged for these dates and a selection
of the most popular hits viii be rend-
cred
Minnie. the eleven year-old daughter
Of ~ Gerkins Of Hemlock st. must
undergo an operation TO have her ton
sis and adenoids removed Just as soon
as her general condition viii warrant
it She has been very i'll for some time
and her trouble is dia gnosed as poison
ing Of the entire system brought about
/ by the infected glands She viii be
entered at St Margaret's hospital for
the operation.
Tho ladies of the Mooseheart Legion
so East Chicago are planning to give an
ice cream social TO which the public IS
invited. Monday evening. August 25th.
at odd Fellows Hall
Herman Plohg. Of Detroit Mich
brother to Mrs. Henry Klemm If South
Barring ave. IS a visitor a her home
this week
AIR and Mrs. Edward Higgins. of
North Magoun ave are home from an
auto drive 10 Wanatah. Ind.
The b b wickey's. OF North Magoun
ave. are leaving Saturday for pleas
ure trip TO Milwaukee IN their machine.
Capt. Howard Clark. not long back
/ from across seas service with the army
of occupation departed yesterday for
Hoboken y J.. where ne viii receive
orders for future United states army
apopintments. When he Is hnally set
tied Mrs Clark and Howard the Third
viii join him and commence the long
deferred homcmaking necessitated dur
ing the long war DAYS.
Can't Lesh HascaH Is % arrive n
INDIANA Farbor tomorrow. This Is the
latest advice received from New York
through kilograms sent his family who
are awaiting him at the Fred Hascall
home in Drummond st.
Mrs. Frances Byers. city librarian,
/ and her daughter Miss Marjorie. a
teacher Of domestic science in a school
in Iowa and leaving next week 70 resume
her duties. spent yesterday in Chica 60
transacting business.
Mrs Frank Dickson. of North Magoun
ave. her little daughter Dorothy Fay
and son Robert are leaving this week
end for trip 10 Terre Haute. Indian
apolis and Brazil and VIII be gone two
weeks Another son. VIII Dickson. IS
leaving about the same time for an eX-
tended trip to points in Detroit. Canada
and farther east and Will be gone about
the same length Of time as the other
sojourners in the family.
Miss Mary Davis. 81 the First Trust
& Savings Bank Of East Chicago. is
away on her vacation this week and
spending it at Sturgeon Bay, Wis. with
a party Of Chicago friends.
Word comes from Park Manor from
the home of the Charles villas. one-time
residents Of Ivy St. that the stork has
made a visit bringing a little daughter
which viii bear the name of CHAIRMAN
Ann. Mrs. villa was Miss Laura Jern-
berg. very wei known IN the Twin Cities
before her marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl woodward. of 145th
St, are home from a pleasant trip 10
towns in Missouri for the past ten days.
Clyde Martin and Ray Loehrke spent
few days in Milwaukee this week taxi
ing an enjoyable lake trip both ways.