The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-03

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THE cheek -to-cheek heart-to- heart
stuff has been barred at Wabash college
dances but the lip-to-lip stuff still goes.
HOWARD GESCFIEIDLER is going to
Indianapolis over the week end for a
little relaxation. whatever that is.
WALTER LAAIBoRN and son Her
bert. are learning how to cook this week
while Mrs L. IS visiting relatives in II
linois.
DR.. CHARLES LBEsoN, pastor Of
the South side NJ E. church viii move
into the new Methodist parsonage in
Hyde Park tomorrow.
so many people are calling up THE
TINES to report seeing robins that the
weather man probably checked 1t by
sending a cold wave for few days.
HERMAN METER Of Highlands was
in town today looking around TO see II
anybody wanted 10 go 70 a ball game
with him.
A story has been going the rounds
that Capt. Emil Bunde was held up and
robbed the other night but the Capt
says the 'kidder' is at work.
NESsIE HAYDEN of Muncie, kept
seven dogs and five cats in her home.
Her husband has just been granted a di-
vorce therefore.
THE only interest the Hammond bas-
ket bail fans will have this year in the
state and district Journeys IS to read
about them and wen say that's tough
luck
THE special committee which the city
council named to investigate the dance
halls Of the city has asked for more
time because of the lul in social events
due to the Lenten season,
HA8EIoNDs new board of park com
missioners rendered its first report to
the city council Tuesday evening It
was the first time that many OF the al
dermen knew there was park board.
AN automobile belonging to Z. Herbst
had the front fender torn off last night
when a street car turning from Holman
to Sibley street. hooked 1t with one of
the door steps which happened to be
hanging down.
EMIL NOvAK. we'll known in Fast
Hammond. announces that he will be a
candidate for the nomination for alder
man on the republican ticket from the
Sixth Ward That ward is the hang
out of Sam Skufakiss. present alderman.
DICK MARR, Of the Hammond Re
atty Co. was called to New York on
business this week and in his absence
the duties Of secretary are being attend
ed to by Miss Katherine McHte.
JAMES HARDEN, z we'll known Val
paraiso citizen, remarked that 1t was a
lucky thing for him that he was not in
the big Porter wreck and keeled over
dead. Heart failure.
HARRY BLANKENBURG. 500 sum
mer street. should be avoided by hold
ups. Last night a man followed him
and his wife home and then ran between
the houses. Harry took a shot at him
but missed.
WILLIAM PLANETA who was sent
to the penal farm from Hammond to
serve 1S3 days and a fine Of $500 for
filing to support his children Is said
to have escaped and police are watch
ing for him.
RICHARD JANSEN. member of the
Hammond High School football team,
who has been i'll so long. Is reported to
be gaining strength at St. Margaret's
hospital and his friends rejoice in his
conval lescense.
report was circulated that one Of
Crown Points banks. had been robbed
yesterday and that the bandits were
headed towards Kouts. The citizens
there formed a posse and later heard
the story was a csnard.
THE sport man on the Rensselaer,
Republican picks Rensselaer, to defeat
Emerson of Gary. Brook to beat East
Chicago Lowell to beat Valparaiso,
Froebel to beat Crown Point and Whit
ing 10 win the basket ball tourney at
Gary.
GUS B. BowDEN. who lives at the
Avalon Hotel. created a scene in the
alley at the rear of the Orpheun the
atre last night by beating UP his wife.
He was arrested on a warrant later and
released on bond. lie will be tried to-
morrow.
DOC W. E. Nichols between bites at
the Chamber Of Commerce luncheon to
day announced that he had found butter
milk sure cure for collie in babies His
youngster is thirteen months old. Doc
T. NJ. Shanklin. who has been through
the fight several times, insisting that
there is no sure cure.
B. LEVINE, Niichg&h City dry goods
merchant. was IN the smoker Of the
Michigan Central train when the crash
came at Porter. He was shaken up
and sustained several cuts. He was
given check for s5 by the New York
Central to settle all damages. Mr.. Lee
vine turned the check over to the Mich
igsn city chapter of the American Red
Cross