The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-06

headquarters in the GoEtlin street levc-.
Did You |
/ Hear That
POLITICAL headquarters Of both par
ties now contain voting machines.
GULLY" Swanson says the Wolf riv
er bridge will be repaired this week
Hurrah For the county
DOES anyone recall who it was that
had the FIRST talking machine in Ham
mond?
THE nearest Hammond came to hav-
ing a city series was when The Times
and Bankers were hghting II ont
THE Rev Pollard has invented a
perpetual motion machine. 1t is all com
plete except the motion. the inventor
states.
MICHIGAN CITY still calls out the
whole populace every time there is a
fire. A new siren whistle has been in
stalled.
LOCAL duck hunters led by Jimmie
frost await return flight of the NAL
lards. 1T viii be a great hunting sea
son. says Jimmie.
REV. GRANGER. of Rock Island, Ill.
has accepted the call to MI the pulpit
at the First Baptist church, Hammond,
effective November 1st.
GUS LoCKrEE. 542 1ngraham ave.
is home after twenty-five weeks with
the wilkes Dramatic Players as spec
ialty and character man.
OLLIE ROTH. forehanded as usual,
is spending his spare time building an
office shanty on the parking place at
the rear of the Hammond building.
ED. SIMON will speak at democratic
meetings at Robertsdale and on White
Oak avenue tonight and at the Irving
and Wallace schools tomorrow night
CATALINE in city council. Alder
man Heckleman cries. Il haven't
friend in this room" when challenged
on proposed loop street car service"
LETTER announcing that the "Ciu
Clux Clan" will take night ride through
Hammond on October 9th was received
by The Times today. Looks like fake.
VERNON REDMOND former Times
printer. but recently at the government
hospital at South Bend. dropped in yes
terday for a short visit He's looking
much better.
FRIENDS send word that L. L. BON
berger, attending the state convention
Of underwriters at Indianapolis, knock
ed EN- all cold with a wonderful ad-
dress Tuesday
NUMEROUS applications for the ap-
pointment to the bench in Room of the
Superior court WIN put the governor in
hole and he may surprise everyone.
II was predicted today
MESSRS. Skufakiss Bruce and White
the aidermanic committee appointed to
probe the social evil in Hammond VIII
be doing a public service by fixing
fair price for moonshine.
THE Dan Brown forces open their
campaign with rally at the Orpheum
theater Friday evening. we have
some surprises in the way of speak
ers," said Clyde Cleveland
GARY gains by Hammond's loss z.
F. Eichar, who organized the Parthenon
theater orchestra and made a wonderful
aggregation of il, is now directing the
Orpheum theater music at Gary.
NEITHER strange roads nor antique
improvements deferred Mr.. and Mrs. B.
J. Steelman from setting up an en-
viable record on their return trip from
Ohio. They did 24O miles in hours
AT last it has appeared. Latest state
interpretations include: No Tobacco
League OF America, Indianapolis; no
capital to educate and enlighten per
sons concerning injurious effects OF to-
bacco
SOI.I4Y VERMETT sends-a picture OF
himself and big string of FISH from
his home a Beulah, Mich. A fresh
batch of Michigan llcenSes-has- -bee1l-Ls-
sued since it was shown at John Mill
kan's store
PHIL GREENWALD says that Judge
Hardy made it a practice to correspond
with the attorneys who were in service
during the war. He wrote me twice
a month, keeping me posted on cases in
which I was interested" said Green
wald.
RUBE MONBERG, who, with Ernest
Mcintyre, owns and operates a gro