The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-11

DOC CHEvIGNY. captain in the L. ).
army during the great war. can't forget
the military salute and his rlgh- wing
IS ready for all occasions
CHICAGO HEIGHTS motor busses on
Z brand new line is bringing lots OF
trade 10 Hammond. The more bus lines
the better say the Hammond business
men.
DEPUTY PROS. CLYDE CLEvE-
LAND and p. T. Boone crossed bats
with a soX-Red bet On Thursday and
Boone had chicken dinner in conse-
ouence.
JOHN scHMUEssER il putting Up
one Of the handsomest auto homes and
garages in town on Holman st There
IS lot Of class to il and John says It
VIII take back scat for nobody when
completed
N. ROTHsCHILD. the clothier. who
has two brothers il the wholesale groc-
cry business at Frankfort-am- Rhine in
Germany. hears now regularly from
them Pnces are high but business Is
good. they say
SOME sox-Red aftermath. George
Emerson. a Sox fan is greasing up a
wheelbarrow to give Paul Ault. a fellow
barber at sam whites shop. a ride on
Holman and State st Herb Cooper
is doing the publicity stunt
LAWRENCE HARRIS the scout Ex-
ecutive Is more than pleased with the
spirit and enthusiasm shown hy the
Boy Scouts in the matter or the new
drum corps and bugle drill,
SAM POSTLEWAIT. whom as a sport
there is no whomer. stiu insists that
the Sox are the best team and would
wager few seeds on il If there was
any way of proving #.
DR.. G l. SMITH will leave for Frencn
Lick Springs tonight for a little golf
practice He expects TO do all the play
ing he didn't get to do this summer IN
one week.
W. NJ. FRYAR. the Western Unions
now manager at this point. has broken
into tho harness like a veteran. in fact
as If he had been born in the Office
H. c. MILES. superintendent at the
Simplex. has sold his home and is now
residing IN apartments on TowIe St.
JUDGE v s REITER. who felt sorry
enough for the jurors in his court to
let them 60 up and see the ox-Red
game. is now trying to convince them
that If they had stayed at home the Sox
would have won.
PAUL MOORHEAD. who has become
quite an aviation fan. intends to 60 ur
with Hollingsworth tomorrow and see
If he can't establish a few gas stations
about 5000 feet up so that the avlators
won't need TO come down for gasoline
NJ MANDEL. the state street dealer
n ladies' furnishings. has appeared on
the streets this week with a brand new
Oldsmobile.
OFFICER Lutte. of the motorcycle
squad. was nearly put out OF commis-
sion yesterday morning when he slapped
on the brakes too hard on the slippery
pavement Of Highland st He hit he
ground and the machine landed on his
ankle.
PETE LYONS. who stiu thinks the
SON SROQlQ nave Won klE heDDdnLs Ad@
serving on the jury during the series.
Then Judge Reiter hearing that he had
bought a ticket for Thursday let him
cn to attend that last game
HALF a DOZEN soldiers from CARY
still wearing their tin lids. appeared on
the streets and lead many Hammond
people to believe that General Wood
had taken this city under his wing also
STATE GUARDS at Indianaa Harbor
Yesterday we're anXiously watching
every train that came from the direction
# INDIANAPOLIS They were becoming
worried over the non-arrival of their
issue a.. ovcrcoats and noted with alarm
the approaching cold wave.
JOHN FLAHERTY. business agent for
the Building Trades Laborers Union.
is happy once more. His Ford was
stolen about a week ago. but * was
located yesterday.