The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-07
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Did You
Hear That

I Hear That
NEXT week j, the las, OF the school
year and gosh how the children do
dread it.
FRANK GREENwALD Of whiting.
state factory inspector Inspected Mich
isan City plants yesterday
ARTHUR scHMITz Of EensseIaer,
has accepted a position in Hammond.
/ Yep there are still Jobs here
ORAK TEMPLE viii send whole
trainload OF shriners to the big con
clave at Des Moines next week.
FRED BFCKMAN is driving a brand
new Ford roadster with the Moorhcad
OIL Co trade marx on the side
DR. FRED BOOK the osteopath. is
back at his office in the First National
Bank building after spending some
time az Battle creek. Mich.
WEST HAMMOND voted nfty-Gfty
in the Cook county judgship election.
However Thornton township went
to . in favor Of Bil Thompsons tic
ket.
THE fame Of the Calumet region
Illicit liquor has reached Chicago.
sand Dune Moonshine" is what they
cali it there.
ALTHOUGH II l. siddeu has all
the carmarks Of an open golf champion
the ghost of Bert Shearon stil rises
70 haunt HIM.
JIM WANG MTCHELsTETTER left
sunday night for French Lick. Web
ster yhe mind reader. told Jim how to
bcar the wheel
4 SENSATION was created n local
Eolf circles whom Bin McAleor tossed
rto the discard tho HeW dlrgus he has
been putting with
ADD sights Of the town-Touns man
buttoniug OF young woman's dress on
Hohma St. while she gazes IN depart
ment store window.
THE high school Is considering the
estabis shment of a class in Greek for
those business men Who are forced to
cat down town AT noon
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GEORGE HUI4sT is leaving for vtr
ginia city. Montana. where he goes on
a gold prospecting tour and will prob
ably be away all summer.
THE dentists extracted all the con
ceit out Of the lawyers on Sunday and
claim to have the only Al golf team
In any or the professions.
THERE viii be = council meeting
tonight. Tf tho school board or water
works mean anything IN your young
life. come up to the meeting
HARRY MAYS. the Miracle Man,
is going 10 settle = LaPorte, near
where he started to drift from when
he first started 70 acquire notoriety-
THAT restaurant On Holman St a
few doors south Of the city hall. is tho
latest to reduce prices. The lunch room
has reduced from ten to fifteen cents or
an order.
THERE'S Methodist camp meeting
down near Winamac, Ind ard * must
he that they've converted Doc Clark
None of His rlaymates have heard from
him for month
IT became Known SUNDAY that the
Rev. J. c. Parrett. pastor Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church in Hammond for
the past four years has accepted q
call in another city.
WHY is it that ne mattresses at the
Sheffield avenue road houses say
There" with that triumphant air
when they place a mess of green and
odorous onions before you2
i a. AUBRY, the north side drug
gist who has been working faithfully
"a establish University Extension elias
scs IN Hammond. reports scores Of ap-
plications as a result Of the campaign.
MISS FLORA NAE TIACKETT. the
Monon typewriter Who won the Chi !
cago Trib's $4,000 beauty prize has
shown her good TToostcr sense by de
cIning all offers Of movie picture con
Germs.
SOMEBODY was kidding Pete Davis
about the Davis IN Jasper county who
was accused Of murder Yes, they ac-
cused him" said Pete. and they tried
him and the jury inside or three min
utcs found him not guilty.
GENE SHAVER of the South Shore
Auto GO. has turned detective. He gave
bond for an Indiana Harbor customer
who specded not wisely but too well
and now ne is looking for the 81 fine
which was paid. but not recorded.
GLEN GOYEE has left the Deluxe
to play tho organ in the Parthenon and
his place at the Deluxe has been taken
by his brother Paul. who was leader
Of the orchestra at the Orpheum thea
ter before that house closed. Glenn and
Paul arc very popular
III +. GRANGER and a number Of
other spanish war vets arc going TO
Logansport to the state convention
with a plan 10 build 2 half million dol
lar home for ex-soldiers in Lake coun-
". The vets OF the state have s10o,- ,
Geo in the building fund