The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03


He is 50 pleased with the craft that ia
Is half tempted TO try driving through
to the san Francisco convention.
CAPTAIN +. ". Steften. president OF
the Stenenguide corporation Of this city.
has removed 10 Hammond with his fam
lily. They viii be located at 2sI HIsh-
land street.
JAMES MOONEY. employed at local
railroad Office, has red hair and comes
from Ottawa I'll. But his friends hold
neither misfortune against him and con-
slider Jim one of the best sports in town.
H. v. WILLIAMS. who was formerly
connected with the StarR Piano Co.. a.
Evansville and with Storey & Clark, has
accepted d position as salesman with
the Grand Central Piano Co, of Ham
mond. and viii locate here permanently.
FRIENDS of Ralph Tenant say that
he can get more offices without running
for them than any man in HammonJ.
They even tried TO wish the presidency
Of the Hammond Country club on him
II he hadn't baked furiously.
HARRY FOLK. stenographer in Room
l of the Superior court. has been notified
that ne has been chosen as one of the
assistant -steno graphers for the Republi-
can convention at Chicago next week
He's happy.
THE Public Construction Of Ham
mond has been awarded the contract for
constructing the sewers in the new SUB
division of 200 houses that has been
started BY the Inland Steel Co. in In
diana Harbor
KOWALSKI'S grove opened the season
formally in West Hammond with a big
picnic and dance. The attendance was
even greater than it used to be back ii
the days of per cent beer and regular
whisky.
JAY WEIGEL. one Of Hammond's
ChatteauThierry wounded. just recently
released from the hospital. has accepted
a position in Indianapolis and left for
there with his wife He is a son Of Mrs.
". E. Reilley of Hammond.
LAKE COUNTY today sent delega-
ton Of 225 Masons. to Fort Wayne IS
take the Consistory. II Will he one of
the largest initiatory events ever handled
at Fort Wayne. Prominent in the crowd
viii be County Clerk Herb Wheaton ana
Judge Martin Smith of Crown Point.
DAY LIGHT saving has been inaugu-
rated in All Hammond stores beginning
with the first Thursday in June and CON
tinuing to the last Thursday in August.
0ne-half days daylight will be made
available 10 all employees. The stores
close at noon.
A. F FEEDER and Adam Ebert sr.
both employed at the FIRST Trust & saw
ings bank. and old residents Of the loon
district" have moved from the business
district into the country. Mr. Feeder
has located in Park place and Mr. Ebert
in Ruth street
ANNUAL Reports of tho Department
Heads Of the CITY Of Hammond" is the
title Of an interesting booklet telling
what the city administration did with
your money during 1919 Copies may he
had from City Comptroller Harry Broert-
!es.
ALL OF THE carrier boys and news
boys Of Hammond and West Hammond
were the guests yesterday Of X II
Barkott at his arrival, with is showing
or the new park tract in West Ham
mond. The line Of youngsters extended
about a block back from the entrance to
the grounds.
HAMMOND has at least one plan.
which is following the daylight say
ing scheme. The w 3. Conkey Co. has
put into effect the plan of starting work
an hour earlier They now begin at
o'clock and quit at 4:30. Several other
plants are still considering the PROPOSE
tion.
THE Cable Piano Co.. Of Chicago. has
Joined the ranks Of the ever increasin-,
number of local music dealers. The old
established Chicago firm will open its
branch here at Isl State street O. A.
Critchley. enterprising and capable
Young man. formerly with the Indian