The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-22

JOHN J. GILL Is victim of the fl
He has been confined to his bed at tn
| home of his mother on Russell stree
for the past week.
r E AMOss. Frank z. Baker an
e. D. Hood of the F. S. Betz Co, hav
been attending a. dental convention i
Philadelphia this week.
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SHERIFF HUT OLDs has a pair o
man-eating bloodhounds which he !
prepared TO put on the trail of tn
evil-doer IN quick time.
so many speakers have bobbed u
for the republicans that r mas beei
suggested the meetings be turned int
round table discussions.
FACT for today: The territory GOV
cred by the city OF Hammond includes
3o7 acres of water or about one-sev
enth Of the total arena in 1920
HAMMOND K. OF C.s have arrans
ed for a dinner dance next Thursday
evening at the club rooms in honor
Of their championship pasepan team.
ONE of the inmates Of the county
farm who escaped from the institution
demented early in the week was found
yesterday near Hessville and returned
thither
DEToUR Traffic on Calumet boule-
Yard will be diverted to Sheffield ave
for a few days next week when city
engineers cut the boulevard TO lay q
36-inch pipe line.
TWO watches valued at s55: a dia-
mond stick pin valued al $50. and s.
cash were stolen from his residence
74s Fifth avenue, Robertsdale, reports
Philip Klein. to police.
FRIENDS Of z. Fischman. OF Mish-
awaka here today wonder If he will call
on Fire Chief Mil. of Hammond. than
whom there is no greater hero to the
envious citizens OF Mishawaka-
BAwSToN. That's where Alber;
I-amprell has gone for his bride. Miss
Phyllis Goes. Accompa by his
father. H A. he left for the Massa-
chusettes metropolis this morning.
PETER w. MEYN made so many
speeches at the Hammond Country
club the other night that II is whis-
pered he is getting in training for the
last weeks Of the municipal campaign.
HUNGER Pitiful cries OF hungry
children are driving many parents to
seek aid from Mayor Brown One moth
er this morning said her three tots had
nothing to eat but bread for two weeks.
THE chaps who broke into the gar
age of Victor Clark may have the tools
and push-rods they forgot to take Il
they will call at garage for same" post
cards some one signing himself "a friend
who knows
FRED cRUMPACKER is pretty well
posted on right living. AS president
of the Rotary club he attended all three
of the lectures delivered by DR.. Barker
yesterday and says they were the best
he ever heard.
II HAVE registered for the election.
I am not yet intensely interested in
the campaign, and no worker for either
party has yet appeared in our neigh
borhood." Mrs Ralph z. Alyea. 1o4s
Wallace road.
SOMNOLENT Robertsdaie bestirs tt
self Sergeant fIorIbeck brushes cob
weeks from telephone in Robertsdaie
station to call wagon for four drunks.
all Russians. who attempt to set up
soviet at Lake Front.
BROWN will get my vote. About
the other candidates I am still uncer-
tain I think. though. that shall vote
a split ticket. Electioneering among the
women IS still at low ebb." declares
Mrs. David H. Bali, 40 Mason St
WALTER soWNISKI. an empIoye OF
the B. & 0. r. r at the Wolf Lake
yards, was painfully injured when a
hot piece Of metal struck his right
cheek. Sowinski was welding when a
piece of metal flew against his cheek.
FRANK o'ROURKE. who made the
Northern States famous. tells OF a
friend whose hat blew off while he was
driving. The friend backed up his car
to save steps. But he ran over the
hat and now he's out eight bucks" says
O'Rourke.
SUPPORTERS of both parties have
laid their respective arguments before
me am still undecided. TIL pick
out the best men regardless of party
But so far election has been a minor
topic of interest to me-" says Mrs. Au-
brey Cray 1880 Garfield.