The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-09
in Chicago

in Chicago.
Miss Evelyn Knight Of 145th St Is
spending the summer with relatives In
Cairo. III.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Feline rof Chi
cago ave. are absent from the city
vacationing down at Newton. III
where they intend to remain a month.
Their son accompanied them.
The Lady Macoabees Of Roosevelt
Hive have plans to entertain socially
following their meeting OF next Tues
day evening. All members are urged
to be present on that date. The lodge
holds their sessions at Weilands hall.
Miss Marie Conces Of 14sth st. and
of the clerical force Of the Inland
Steel Mil is at St. Margaret's hospi-
tai in Hammond undergoing an oper-
alton this afternoon to have her tom
sis removed.
Harry Brunette and family Of Bev-
erly. III. are guests Of Mrs. George
Brunette of 1920 Magoun ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Nelson Of South
Forsythe ave. have Just returned from
a very pleasant trip to Gaiva. III.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Kraus of Chicago and in tehir auto
mobile. The visit extended over the
weekend holidays and the sister Of
Mr.. Nelson was visited in the place
they stopped over.
The Gordon Armstrongs OF South
Forsythe ave are hack from a visit
to points in Michigan where they
spent several days.
Ira Newell son Of the Bert Newels
Of Drummond St. is spending his sum-
mer vacation at Kalamazoo. Michigan
where his parents motored to spend
brief time and left him there to spend
the balance Of the summer.
Quite a surprise was introduced into
circles al Indiana Harbor yesterday
where the T. D. Maugers are known for
their twin daughter. Miss Addie Mauger.
hecame welded to a Mr. Oliver Q Hall.
a locomotive engineer at the Mark plant
and where the couple have already es-
iabhshed a home in one Of the pretty
bungalows over there. The ceremony
was quietly performed at home at 2.20I
o click in the afternoon. only the imrne-
date members of the family being pres
ent. Mrs. Hall was simply attired in
rose pink linen suit with a most be
com ,ng hat and carried a beautiful ar
ray Of flowers. A wedding supper fol-
lowed and the couple are happy over the
possession Of a new home already eaufp-
ped To start life and which is a real
scarcity in the Twin cities today. They
have the best wishes Of a large circle
Of friends
Mrs. William Meade OF Beacon street
and Mrs. Rae NJ. Royce Of Morthcote
avenue are camping down at the Sand
Dunes in their cottage called The
Squeeze-Inn." Their many friends in
this city would really desire 70 visit
them. but the title of their hermitage
VIII bring about more inquiries before |
The journey there Is made. The sand |
Dunes seem a most popular place this
year for Twin CITY residents.
The Lady Elks considering holding
their annual picnic al a very close date |
Fossibly some day next week viii be Sc
lcctcd providing nothing occurs to in
-orvene with this anticipated Pleasure
Mrs. James Mcshane Of South Magoun |
venue. who was taken to the Deaconess
hospital in C'hlca 60 about a week ago |
is not responding to treatment as was |
and her condition is said to be
also very grave. East Chicago has rea-
son to lament the condition Of two very |
well known women. who are so promin- |
ant in all its circles and can only trust |
for the best in both cases. The Nc
Shane family is at the bedside Of the |
stricken woman
Miss Mae Englehaupt Of Block avenue
is substituting at the Indiana Harbor |
postoffice while Miss Bess Callahan, one
Of the force. is enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
The Misses Josephine and Gertrude |
Mulhern are anticipating vacation 70
be spent IN the east this year Miss |
Josephine is employed a the First Ma |
ticnel bank in the Harbor. while her sis |
ter is with the Central Drug store. They J