The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

Mrs, R. e. Hamilton of Homeriee
J avenue. a delegate to the Rebekah
convention at Indianapolis last week
has returned after a brief visit at
Terre Haute after she left Indianap-
oils TO the homes OF relatives Tor a
few days.
Women interested in the campaign
4nd support for Frank Callahan for
mayor VIII meet at the home Of Mrs.
Richard Davis. 4534 Northcote avenue
this evening and hear the issues OF
the platform explained by A1r. Cal
lahan. There is a cordial welcome eN-
tended to all women to attend.
The John Carols OF Fir street are
moving to to locate on
Drackert street. Mr.. Carol was
formerly cashier of the First state
Trust and Savings Bank and is now
with a Hammond bank.
Mrs. Samuel Matheny OF 14oth st
and her daughter Miss Lavon are
spending today in Chicago. the guests
Of Mrs. Matheny's sister. Mrs b. i.
Evans who formerly lived here.
The splendid entertainment pro
vided last Saturday at the win city
libraries was made possible by the
corporation Of the public and pa
rochial school teachers and directors.
1t was also public support that pro-
vided ice cream for all the children
that attended and attractive of inter
est to them in the appreciation OF
their efforts in participating in the
programs. All numbers were execut-
ed well and showed painstaking care
in their drilling by their supervisors.
All schools sent representative pu-
pills.
Ralph Sherman, who underwent a
minor operation at St. Margaret's hos
pltal q week ago.. is leaving with his
mother. Mrs. Charles Beggs Of Grape
vine street for a trip out OF town 20
extend over Decoration Day.
The ladies Of the Canton Auxiliary
have prepared to hold a bazaar at the
new Bunnel Garage, corner Of For
sythe avenue and 148th street Satur-
day afternoon, May %, commencing
at 2 o'clock. A most complete up-to-
date line of articles will be offered
for sale and comprise many house
hold utilities which every housewife
can make use Of. There viii be fancy
articles as well as the more practical
and an invitation IS extended to the
public TO view the display whether
they purchase or not. Committees
viii be In charge throughout the en-
tire afternoon to welcome the spec
tators and quote them the prices on
the merchandise offered. There is a
meeting today with Mrs, Theodore
Barr in Northcote avenue to complete
final details and prepare price lists.
The East Chicago Knight Templar
C-ommandery Will entertain their
members and families at an entertain
ment to be held Saturday evening OF
this week at the Masonic temple.
There will be talent secured from out
Of town as well as those Of local
recognition. A very large attendance
IS anticipated which does not include
the public other than those affiliated
with the organization which gives ex-
elusive affairs occasionally as get-to-
gether-meetings,
Mrs. Oscar Martin OF North Barring
avenue who returned from Watseka.
I'LL, recently where she was called
owing to the death of a brother-in-
law and the illness Of her father. re
turned to that city again this week
on account Of the Illness his time OF
her mother who is suffering from an
Infection which brought about blood
poisoning. 1t is not known definitely
how long Mrs, Martin viii remain
there this time. it viii depend on her
mothers condition.