The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-04
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Did You
Hear That

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DIR. 7. W. oBERL1N is driving new
sedan.
ARTHUR GTI,5 of Rensselaer,. was
here yesterday 10 give a real live city
the 0. o.
ONE Of the things that's crown
Points gain and Hammond's loss is
Billy Roses hiyvcr.
MRS. BARBARA PLUMMER. %
State St, says that the quarter gas
meter at her home was robbed last
night
THE new Labor Temple is now we'll
fortified for hard winter. Thirty
five tons of coal have been put in the
bunkers
HOW many Of the old timers re-
member when Tom Lavene used to carry
OF all the prizes in Waiting at Bor-
cherts hall?
SINCE New Years eve, Hammond po-
lice never know what kind of party
they win be called to in order TO nip
incipi'rt riots in the bud.
Al DY Marks. night clerk in The
Hotel Nee. is short two suits and an
overcoat since some one visited h s
room while he was absent.
HAMMOND is plagued with an cpl
demic of mumps and great many
adults on the south side OF the city
are afflicted with the malady
MAX QUINT Of the Electric Equip
ment Co. took a day off and went down
10 Rensselaer, for a hunt AccordinS
TO his story he bagged twenty-seycn
rabbits
HARRY GRIMMER is still ali excited
over that fve-pound dau ghter which
vas born Friday. He has already Civ
en- away several times the gals weight
r cigars
GEORGE EACH has returned from
Crown Point where he attended the
funeral Of his father VIM. Bach, aged
-. one Of the respected pioneers of
Ross Township.
Il BELIEVE it's going 10 be hap
~ new , car for me-" said Roscoe Hem
stock 4 left home this morning with
every single member Of my family in
the best of health"
PRANK DUCOMB is one OF Ham
mond's most -oracious readers. He
has just added Henry Ford's, Dearborn
independent to the string Of publica-
tions he subscribes for.
JUDGE MOSES B Larry Of the su-
preme court. golf pal Of Judge J. S.
Ibach, Of Hammond, Is succeeded today
by Judge Travis. of LaPorte, a repub-
llcan on the state bench.
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WHILE Rufus Danner, the contrac-
tor was eating supper at his home. 973
Park Place. last evening, someone stole
the ignition coils from hts Ford which
had been left at the curb.
HAMMOND police found a Cole
touring car standing on tho ice on
Lake George yesterday and managed
to rescue It. It was later found to
have been stolen in Chicago.
WHILE judges and lawyers of the
superior courts arc enjoying a vacation
this week, tho decorators are rushing
the work OF Frightening up the in
terror of the two court rooms.
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THE Green Line has lost another
SO tarpauiin which is used to cover
the rail bonding machine when II Is not
in use This time the thief also took
a heavy copper cable valued at s4cN
r HILL, s24 Calumet ave. heard
racket at his garage yesterday evening
and went out In time to prevent his
car from being stolen. The providers
had broken tho lock. from the door.
TED D. SMITH. superintendent Of the
n ". & z. c., street railway. was one
of the three new directors named in the
annual election Of tho Press Club of
Chicago which was held last evening
ED. PAYNE. 157 Indiana ave. paid
fine in police court yesterday for rid
ing his bicycle on the sidewalk. He
also had no light on the bike I'd
isn't the only ytolator Of this rule BY
any means.
THE Chicago Tribune in speaking of
the acquisition of the Campbell indus
try for Hammond that Zip Wins Big
Soup Plant for Hoosier City" and calls
Hammond Chicago's big Hoosier su-
burb Greet.
DAN EDER, William Young and Will
liam Croft while homeward bound early
yesterday morning lost control Of their
car and ran into the gas station in
front OF the Auto Construction & Re
pair shop on Fayette st. 10 one was
hurt
E J. HARRISON, who was 50 badly
injured IN an auto accident last sum-
mer and who recovered enough to re-
sunae his duties is reported to he again
at his home in very serious condition
and his recovery is matter OF doubt
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