The Lake County times., 1920-05-12
CROWN POINT

Miss Ruth Perry. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. y. Perry, was taken to
Chicago hospital on Saturday, suffer
tng with appendicitis. An operation
ny De necessary to relieve her con-
ID ea.
Judge and Mrs Martin smith re-
turned on sunday from few days
trip 10 Louisville, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Slack came TO
Gown Point on Saturday night to
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. < l.
BLACK
Miss Ruth sayers Of Crawfordsville.
Ind. was "A guest al the home Of Mt
ead Mrs. o. !. Bruce over the week
end The announcement Of the en-
ragement Of their son Foster TO Miss
Sayers has recently been announced.
Mr.. Bruce is a graduate of Wabash
college aud met Miss Sayers while at
tending school there.
Miss Elizabeth kussuaul who Is
employed in Montgomery Wards, CHI
cazo. came to crown Point IN Satur-
day 10 spend the week end
airs. u. a. Lincoln moved on Satur-
dav 10 the rooms in the crown Theater
ba3dinr. formerly occupied by pr
Stephens.
Rev. Hale attended lecture in Chi
caro on sunday. given by DR.. Brown
of Yale university on Sunday. HIS
pulpit was nfed by Rev. simpson OF
this city.
1rr. an Mrs. Maurice Mckenzie Of
New York City are here for an eN-
tended visit with Mrs. MeKenzie's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Beattie. Mr.
Mckenzie fs secretary to National
fr.4r-
with him while Mrs Mckenzie VIII re-
main i'm Crown Point until after the
national convention
Probate Commissioner John KILL
grew left on Monday night for Indian.
srclis 10 attend the republican state
convention.
The American Legion entertained
most delightful house warming at
thsr new home on Saturday and the
affair though not nearly 50 we'll at
tended as was expected, was most en-
joyabIe in everv respect about fifty
responding TO the invitations. Oliver
Wheeler. OF this city, was the only
civil war veteran present and Major J.
A. Umpleby and Clarence Fate were
the only men who fought in the Span
American war present. The even
ing was spent in dancing. cards and a
social coed time. The rooms have been
fitted III in a very attractive manner
and the home will he a. source or much
pleasure to the members and their
friends
Mrs. H. s Barr entertained Misses
Mabel Gray. Jessie S1illinglow and
Given Parry at the Binyon hotel at Ce-
oar Lake on Monday night.
A coed number OF the lawyers. pol
iticians ard county ofncials are in
Indianapolis this week attending the
state convention Judge Norton. or the
circuit court is in attendance and his
work IN the court Is being taken care
Of by Judge Martin Smith of the
criminal court.
Herbert Courtright. a teacher in the
Hammond schools. but formerly an in
structor in the Crown Point schools.
visited with former friends here over
the week end.
ATiss Sophia Struebig has returned
rom a visit with friends IN Hammond.
Fred Shillinglaw. who was the guest
of his sister Jessie over the week end.
returned TO- his home at Cedar Falls.
Ia. on Monday
Miss Else Brennan is substituting
for Miss Ruth Perry at her school
Miss Perry was operated on Tor ap-
pendicitis in Chicago and according to
reports from her parents. she is re-
coverins nicely.
Mrs John Endress Of Gary. came 70
Crown Point on Tuesday to attend the
meeting Of the woman's study club.
County Recorder A. H W Johnson
returned on Tuesday night from
two months trip to Texas. where he
has been superintending the harvest
ing ef the spring crops and seeing TO
their transportation up ncrth.
Mrs George Heiser Of Hammond vfs-
ited Mrs Margaret Haiser on East
street on Tuesday.
The Wonlan's Home and Foreign
Missionary society viii meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs BarrinEer Brown. Mrs L. Z
Geisil and Ms WIN Brown will be
the assisting hostesses A paper. The
Great Oppor unity Of Presbyterian
Mission IN Africa" has been prepared
and viii be read by Mrs. cyrus Kit
timing and the Study Book -Dics Will
he given by Mrs T. l. knight and Mrs.
A. II w Johnson
Neager details as 70 the accidental
death Of Lonbora Heminger were re-
ceived by Mrs q A. Root in A cable
gram this week. Mr.. Heminger. who
was > missionary in West Africa. mar
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