The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-19

latter was on the verge of drowning
as the result Of a cramp.
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DOWNSTATE reporters are figurin 6
on taking II easy July rs. Indiana edi-
tors will be in Hammond, on that date
for their annual meeting.
SINCE he cut his flight rate TO rve
dollars throw the Sheffield aviator is
doing a land office business with Ham
mond and whiting people.
KING JOHN POCIUCHANSKI of
West Hammond is neglectins his soft
drink business these days and is break
ing into Phe house building game.
UNDER the State school Fund ap-
portionment slos.e63 has been distr ibu.
ted to Lake county the second largest
amount to any county in the state.
DIR T. W. OBERLIN went to George
AIDES farm at Hazledean today where
the mf-summer meeting of the north
ern Indiana Mdical Association is be-
ing held
FILLING stations and refreshment
stands arc popping up all over the city
like mushrooms. The Standard Oil Is
TO put UP a filing station at State and
Calumet avenue.
f. n. BUNNELL'S new wills ST
Claire car was badly damaged in a
smashup on Michigan ave. in Chicago
on Saturday a $ he vas returning home.
No one was hurt.
one Of the high officers of the Catholic
order Of Foresters. George is well
known and popular with the Foresters
throughout Indiana.
FRANK RAGLAN drove his autono-
bile into street car pole and knocked
It down He was arrested and while
In Jail the street car company present
cd him with bill for damages.
THE floor of Roy Fudge's State 81.
building was flooded last night IN tho
heavy rain Some yacetious bird
swears he saw the Overlands floating
around In the three feet of water.
HOW would you like to have a dol
lar for every time you have heard that
quaint old expression. "a good cool
glass or beer" in the last few weeks?
or would you rather have the beer?
ONE Floyd Murray. known in his
younger days as "Skidoo" is saying
Thai very thing to golf bail these days
and in learning the game finds prob
lems that he never before ever dreamed
Of
OF ERIC LCND is about to toss his
hat into the ring as candidate for
trustee OF North township in the cleo
tions next year Jake Shurman OF
Indiana Harbor also has his eye on the
job.
CHIEF PETER AUSTGEN and Bar
ney wilhelm have been out angling for
the dcvilhsh which is supposed to be
ali large In Lake Manitau. accordins
to reports received from Rochester
where they are spending a variation.
HAMMOND Country Club golfers
have accepted a challenge to play the
Chicago Heights team on Saturday and
Professional Ed. White is anxious to
have the best Hammond players 80 on
Saturday and register at once for the
trip.
MR. AND MRS. BI.Az LUCAS. of
Gary, and Miss Madeline Wilson OF
Hammond leave next week for motor
trip to New York City. Atlantic City
and other points east to be gone a
month Mrs Lucas was formerly Flo
renee Wilson.
INOPPORTUNE arrival of the stork
in a Hammond home made it necessary
for DR. II. J. White to give UP that
little trip to George -Ade's Habelden
farm at Brook where doctors of the
Tenth district are holding their rom
vention today.
WAYNE COLLINS was Down to
Crown Point over Sunday and although
he kept an eye on Fancher lake he
failed to see anything that looked like
nude men and women in bathing. Il
think it was just bunk to draw a
crowd to the lake" he says
UNITED STATES marshal was
supposed to sell the West Hammond
brewery ut public auction yesterday to
from Washington put off the sale for
tors a chance 10 get on their feet
BILL SCHULTZ is on his vacation
this week. Bill says it looks as though
it would be Friday or Saturday before
he and the Missus agree on where they
would go to spend the vacation. We
ought to get started by Sunday morn
ing" said Bill. "Thatn give Us a
whole day"
HUGH TAYLOR. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. g A. Taylor. 81 Warren street
writes from Canada that h.yl storm
has destroyed his $4,000 crop of wheat
and oats. The hail covered the ground
to depth of six and seven inches, he
declares. This was the first crop the
Taylor boys. Hugh and Harry. had hao
In four years. The past three -e>>rs
the crops burned up