The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-03

CHIEF NITZ of the Wst Hammond
police has rounded up a spring pump,
whitcwash and disinfectont and is
preparing TO give the police station
a thorough renovation. He VIII try
il out on the first bum that hits town.
wALSH's jazz band viii make the
welxin above KowaIsbi's grove ring sun
day and Monday Regular "old fash
ioned picnic. enjoyed BY young and
old" IS the promise of the kowalsll
press agent.
NORMAN FREEMAN. democratic
candidate for sheriff. who is for Cox,
first last and always has already
put forth his claim that ne is the
original Cox man cf Lake county. or
course it means nothing If mis- choice
is defeated.
JOHN J. BREHM. the enterprising
West Hammond coal dealer whose bus
mess is by no means confined TO the
Illinois side Of the state line says the
coal situation Is extremely critical
and fears many people are going TO
be cold next winter.
WILLIAM F. GURRIE. secretary OF
the stenenguide Corp. is a new ad-
dition TO Hammonds populaco He
sold his home in Chicago and this
wesH bought a residence at 1126 Car
field st where h expects to be loca-
ted IN few days.
MRS. MAGGIE BEDNoRsKI do
serves first prize for the best col'ec-
tion Of rambler roses and other flow
ers in this vicinity Her little home
at the corner Of l54th Place and For
sythe ave- in West Hammond is a
regular rose bower.
FRIENDS wink wisely when they are
told Of E. y Bunnoll halting his air
trip for repairs at Bowling Green, XIV.
i've been down in the old corn whiskey
belt myself" said one and T can i'm
agine how hard it would be to fly right
over II without stopping"
W r BEATTY OF the Beatty Ma
chine 6. Mfg Co has erected a nine
ty-foot steel fagpole in front Of the
plant and raised a large fAg n honor
OF the paving OF 15oth st. The new
pavement VIII mean much 10 a string
Of industries. actual and prospective.
IN that part or hammond
WALT MILLIKAN. hsherman's friend.
says that if fsh in local streams knew
the amount of fishing tackle that ne has
sold they all would commit suicide DIT.
F ". Mclaughlin. prominent South
Chicago physician. looked over Walt $
stock this week to equip himself and son
for fishing trip 20 Michigan
MAX .BERTHOLD. the genial Conkey
avenue barber is thinking seriously or
laying his faithful ripe aside for the
summer His little shon is pretty warm
these evenings and the old briar raises
the temperature to a point which causes
Max TO perspire freely. He may change
his mind and get tn eolectric fan.
ALPHABET" Johnson Of Crown
Point narrowly avoided a serious acci-
dent at Dead Mans curve Just outside
Lowell He failed to note the sign. NO
tacking permitted but" as John
son said after he had regained his breath
too much chicken is 100 much. but too
much gin fzz is pjust enough" You ask
him.
GEORGE oUINLAN. commissioner
Of highways OF Cook county and j.
1. Jenkins auto editor of the Trih-
une came down from Chicago yester-
day to investigate the Steffcnguide
They went away very enthusiastic
over the system and Jenkins express
ed the belief that it viii very short
ly be recognized as the authorized
rural guido Of the country.
The Lar gest stock Of coal In the city
in my two yards. "DIbos The Coal
Man. Phone 4 6-2S-3o7-3-5-7-1 1o