The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-13

the copper wire right OF the poles
near Dolton, Ill.
LAWRENCE cox, who emulated
oak tree he cut down, is i'll at his
home as 4 result.
OLD D-FASHIONED reader wants to
know who remembers the old-fashion-
ed wristlets and sometimes the man
who had two pair. one for Sundays.
THE new Ford sedan Of Frank Bets
vas stolen from in front of his home,
West Waltham street, last night 1t
had q 1920 license rambler M-924 on it
THE present smallpox scare reminds
Roscoe L. Woods Of the time he was a
staff PHOTOGRAPHER and swathed IN
igauze snapped one of the worst cases
ever seen.
GEO. KUSsMAUL's friends hardly
know him. He secured divorce from
as hourishing a pair of nsoustachios
as you can see between the two LaIu-
met rivers.
JULIUS MEYN'S friends will regTet
time at the hospital and underwent a
second operation yesterday on his in
fected arm.
ED BOILING hasn't found il neces-
sary TO so to Pinehurst and Is still
getting his golfa1g, though the frozen
turf has cost him a couple of CLUB
heads already
A GRAPEVINE that Japan had de-
clared war on the L. S. said to have
been sent over Erie wires caused big
fuss in the loop the other day and q
good many fell for IT,
ROBERT Gimmel, a wealthy Good
land farmer. broke his neck Tuesday
as the result OF fall on his cellar
steps. Dispatches do not say whether
he was going down or coming UP.
ALERT BROVIAk returned from
Valparaiso yesterday where he at
tended the wedding of Frank Broviak
to Miss Madaline Taylor. The couple
are to live hers.
CLEVELAND & CLEVELAND. the
lawyers, will move into the offices OF
the late D. E. Boone in the Hammond
building, which are being made spick
and span for them.
CASES Of smallpox continue to pop
UP occasionally in different parts OF
Hammond warning health officers
against relaxing their vigilance in
combating the disease.
A FIVE horsepower electric motor
valued at $3.50 and used in running
one OF the construction elevators mn
the Sibley street side OF the new
theatre building was stolen Monday
night.
BILL BRENNAN and Joe Pawlak.
the two South Chicago crooks who
tried to break into the Colonial Sport
ing Goods store the other night have
been taken back tc the Pontias re-
formatory for breaking their paroles.
REVENUE Officers estimate that
about 1900 will pay income tax in
division 1O-Lake. Newton. Jasper and
Porter counties--this year and that
out Of this number Lake will furnish
ten thousand Of them
WEST HAMMOND police found an
abandoned seven passenger REQ car
which had been burned at 159th street
and Burnham avenue. 1t was found
to belong to Charles Baker, 1o9 W.
Fourteenth street, Gary.
JOHN zYMER, 1873 Myrtle avenue.
RobertsdaIe. complains that a $50
pound hog straysed onto his place and
refuses to leave. John should worry
If the 'owner doesn't care. That's a
lot Of pork to get for nothing.
MRS. B. E. sHIPLEY OF Hammond
is spending the winter IN the coal reg
ion at Weems. O., writes that her son,
Steve, is now superintendent Of the
mines Of the Climax Co. and that they
are shipping out many carloads Of coal
every day.
JAMES McKELLERY. the paroled
convict arrested Tuesday night by
Hammond police and turned over to
West Hammond authorities was bound
over to the Cook county grand jury
this morning when arraigned before
Magistrate John howalski.
JOHN "sCOTTY' TIERNEY is In ST.
Margaret's hospital today The sprain-
cd ankle which he complained Of
when he was 70 be arraigned for
drunkenness proved late to be real
The small bone in his ankle had been
broken during his fight with hobo
cellmates