The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-07

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formerly Of this city. to Richard
Strange Of Goshan, Ind.
The L. T. c VIII meet tomorrow
! afternoon at $3.50 at the horae Of Mrs
] c. E. Graves OF 1876 Elm street.
! Irene and Berneice ostrowski who
we're injured in an automobile acci-
1 dent. the latter part of last week. are
setting along as well as could be ex-
j pected considering the seriousness OF
i the accident,
( Mrs paui Gauthier of ag2 rowIe
street who has been III for ths past
few days Is sufficiently convalescont
70 be UP and about again
The Junior Home Guards will meet
n tie NJ, L. church parlors Saturday
at p m Each BOY OF and over
must bring a quarter FOR his yearly
dues
julius Meyn vho is in the Presby-
terrain hospital. Chicago. is somewhat
improved.
Mr., and Mrs. H. N. Lee Of 127 Doty /
stree: we're called to Racine. Wis, to-
day on account Of the death of an
aunt Mrs. W. IT. Orth OF that city.
Mrs T. NJ stamoaugh has returned +.
from pleasant visit in Akron. o.
Miss Isabelle Hawkins Is in ST. Mar
gsrets hospital where she underwent 7
an operation for appendicitis. i
s.
Mrs. c. Z. Coigrove IS leaving for a I
trip 10 California in the very near
future.
J e Hensley has returned from a |
trip 20 Arnkansss and points in Ilh- /
nois, He reports a nne cotton crop in T
the south not being harvested because
of the low market price.
c. NJ smithson. rector Of the First
Christian church 81 Hammond. has
been chosen to dedicate the new Chris
tian church IN Mayw God. on the west
side OF Chicago, on next Sunday. Jan.
sth. c. w. Starr of the Haywood
church viii I'll the pulpit here on sun
day.
Or. watson IS again hack at work
after an attack OF laryngitis.
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There viii DO a regular meeting OF
the Lake County Humane Society at
the Central school principals office a.
1880 Monday evening. A large attend
snce IS desired
Fletcher NJ Hudson. chief electrician
or the Simplex, was delightfully."- sur
prised by his departments last even
ing, January 6, at his home. 516 VII
cox street. Music and games were en-
joyed and a nice luncheon was served
Mr.. Hudson IS leaving Monday, next
for a sanitsrtum at Quincy. Ind. where
he will remain for month, hoping 10
be cured of rheumatism. The guests
were A. Ohr, H Delaney. c. Hudson,
e. volkman. O. HineIine. II. Troup. L.
Hasselbring and NJ. volkman'
Harriet Yeager. daughter OF Mt.
and Mrs. George Yeager, IS stin quite
Ill at thei rhome, 1927 Harrison street.
The choir or the First Christian
church Of Hammond will give a can
tsta on Sunday evening. which will
take place OF the regular service. They
have been rehearsing for number OK
" eeks and win give the congregation
something hns.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Newman have re
turned from a visit with friends in
Danvine, III,
Mrs. Katherine Mahon Duggan Of
May street has accepted e position in
with the Gage Brothers
Millinery co. or Michigan
avenue She will begin work there on
Monday.
Gerald Gillett IS confined to his home }
with the lagrippe.
On account OF the Illness OF Harriet
Spohn the Kings Herald will meet At
the First NJ. f. church tomorrow af-
ternoon instead at the sophn home as
was previously planned.
The Baptist Women's Union met at
the church for an all day session yes
terday. pot luck luncheon was serv-
ed a. noon to IS members and great
deal or sewing was accomplished.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Harrison OF
Los Angeles were visitors az tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L, J. Harrison yester-
day Of Aforaine avenue. MT. Il. J.
Harrison has been quite III for some
time. The Dr.. Harrisons win be IN
this vicinity for a while.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Filan OF 1853 Car
field street entertained at dinner last
evening for Miss Alma Filan, OF New
York city. After dinner music and
dancing were enjoyed. the guest list
included Miss Alma Filan and her
nephew Master William Filan both of
Sew York City. Catherine Filan, How