The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-03

While in college Donald was editor of
Lhe college paper and is getting into the
real ganesnow with both feet.
JAMES BRANCH says. Talk about
the h. c. OF J.. when you have five kids
to 1T out with five pairs of shoes and
five sets of new school books I wonder
where I am going to get of at with my
weeks wages. and you ought to see
them kids eat!"
YOU can't help feeling sorry for c. A.
Bonhana. the insurance man. He's hav-
ing a fierce time digging up a little
change TO buy a new suit and buy a
ticket to the worlds series at Cincin-
natl, and he may have TO travel without
d valet this time unless the rest Of the
force chips in.
OSCAR BoRCHERT hopes the time
Will come when Hammond will have
enough policemen so that he won't have
TO be called from guarding the beach
beauties every time there is a little
tlare-up at the Standard.
W. B. CONKEY. Hammond's energetic
published. is happy that the street car
strike is over. as II meant big loss
~ i44A4- SfO4| 10S ~AAei0 was ~ ~aI
service.
w. J. McALEER who started to play
golf ten years ago. is now taking les
sons and bids fair to become quite a
player if he persists for several years.
c. A ANDERSON. once prominently
connected with local industry, was here
Sunday on a flying trip from New York.
but couldn't make enough to pay ex-
penses as he generally does.
IT Is reported. but without any con-
'flrnlation. that J. ]. Ruff is selling golf
balls a dozen at a clip since the Labor
Day events. Joe expects 70 have a lot
of cups to sell also next year
DR. F. w. OBERLIN is sporting a
handsome new Dodge sedan and how he
ever happened TO desert the ranks Of
the Studebakers is more than his friends
are able to figure out.
BILL BRIDGE. on being informed
that a Carroll county seventeen-year-
old boy had been made champion Ii ye
stock judge of Indiana. said that Car
rou county boys were always good
judges OF calves and fat stock II may
be mentioned that Bill was born in
Carroll county and got his education
there.
JUDGES " S. REITER and w. T.
HAIRY. of the Hammond superior courts,
are back in Hammond from their sum
mer vacations ready for the opening Of
the September term Of court next Mon
DAY.
CAPT. J. A. GRAHAM after an outing
at Cedar Lake. has returned to Ham
mond to take up his medical practice
and campaign for sheriff where he LETT
off a month ago.
DR.. E. ]. PTLLIsCHER appeared on
the streets today with new Cadillac
Six sedan.
JOHN STURGEON. stenographer Of
Room of the superior court has 4
ticket to the state fair at Indianapolis
and hopes to use it a couple of days
this week.
ATTY. JOE TODD saw all the other
lawyers buying new automobiles so he
shopped around little and found a
cute little Saxon roadster.
w. c. BELMAN acquired a healthy
coat of tan while he was Fording TO
Florida and back.
ATTY. w. J. WINERY bought a
generous supply of canned goods at
Mayor Browns store in preparation for
a long winter and he's not like some
purchasers. he doesn't care who knows
1t.
TWO straight defeats at home have
caused Manager Joe Nagel. Of the Ham
mond team, to be the most ridden man
in Hammond. He promises a change OF
luck. Friends have suggested that he
let the high school team hnish the
schedule,
DIR. y. n. LLOYD, the specialist.