The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-05

THE annual election of officers OF
the Hammond Country club will be
held Tuesday. October 18th.
JOHN a. DOHARTY, $50 Michigan
avenue. called demented is locked uI
at Central station pending SAINT,
hearing.
]. W. MCDONALD. hotel clerk a
Lyndora. is entertaining his broth
er-in-law. George Schwert of Clint
on, Iowa.
J. NJ. SWEENEY, 4 Elizabeth st.
has been promoted by the Chicago
Junction railroad, TO superintend it:
shops in Chicago.
THE Chicago Cardinals are trying
out new plays to beat the Hammond
Pros. Sunday, Chicago paprs say
They'll need en-
EDITOR P. A PARRY'S idea of
rustication this week has been daily
battles with Old Par and Bogey on
the Country Club links
DR. J. w. ACTON. Hammond den.
tist. Past Chancellor of the Ham
grand lodge at indianapolis this
week.
JACK LEACH Is preparing tt
handle the largest crowd OF the year
next Sunday at the Roby Speedway
Drivers declare that the track is per-
feet.
Ado fans say conditions we-e
just right Tuesday night for good
receiving One excited listene- de-
cIares he picked up .he Por1o T;ico
station.
c. c. BONH.AAI bet Sam Walker
a ten dollar hat that the Sox would
finish in first division. The Sox
missed the first division by half a
game.
MAXWELL auto Is burned, other
cars damaged in bad garage fire
yesterday afternoon at Bob Laws
auto shop, corner Sibley and Sohl
streets.
DAVID HERNER says three pals
of one week. stole $50 worth of his
clothing when they left suddenly
This from hs rooms at 100 Column
bia avenue.
MICK DOSCOvICH gets $3.50 fine,
80 days suspended jail sentence when
found guilty in the city court of
having moonshine in his home at
Gibson.
z. y. BUNNELL will bet money.
marbles or chalk that a Lincoln or
Wills st. Claire can beat a Cadillac
stock car. Place your money, gem
tlemen.
JOHN M1LLET this morning sign
ed contract with DR.. H E. Shar-
rer, other Masonic oicials, for use Of
Masonic auditorium this winter for
basketball tournament
council ordered the Erie and c. q, O.
railroads to keep watchman on the
Highland street crossing. Last night
there was no watchman there.
JULIUS TAUSSIG asks restitution
of city for damage 70 tire cut when
plank springs up while julius is driv
ing across Erie tracks at state st.
He wants s32 Sc for his tire
WALTER JORDAN, Of the firm Of
Gostlin. Meyn & Hastings made six
sales in four days. Something of
a record. especially for a nineteen
year old real estate salesman.
THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, veteran
Of the Yukon gold rush and a resi-
dent Of the old state of Washington.
is visiting his Brother, George Gun
ningham. 7o2 Truman boulevard.
IS the Hoosier Auto Association
kidding pabout our railroad eros
sings? They have them all labeled
now bad crossings" Is there any
body in Hammond who didn't know
this7
AND now some of the boys are
II a gridiron couldn't be
laid out just inside the Roby race
track. so that the big grandrand
could be used at football games. The
field is enclosed. you know.
BOY. page Jack Croak. One re-
porter says he is in New York and
another declares he saw him on the
street yesterday. It looks as though
Jack is hiding in order to get out
Of a bowling match with some one.
DESPITE the fact that city water
mains will be extended to tho South
street district next wear.
Harry Margenau IS drilling a deep
well in the center of his Prospect
Park subdivision to insure supply
Of pure fresh water.
JENSEN JENSEN, Copenhagen ar
list. stopping with friends in Ham
nond says there nre very many at
girls and women In this
city but that he has not seen n beau
tifuI woman here. Pretty? Yes"
he says. but not beautiful"
RUSSELL PERKINS and wife Iota
arc discharged in the City court on
aisorderiy conduct complaint made
~ officer Sikorski who alleges that
they became abusive when ordered
o move along. Perkins maintains
ne was provoked into resistance.