The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-20

! ing Is 10 denver the annual mem
orial address at kentland. May 80
THE recount of ballots cast fo1
| treasurer at the county primary be
gins Monday in Judge Norton's
! court.
! THIS rainy. cloucy weather i:
tough on the boys carrying pocke
sun dials. They miss everything
| but their meals.
LAKE COUNTY republicans will
start toward Indianapolis on Mon
day and Tuesday for the state con-
vention of the party.
THE horseback craze didn't las
very long. Doc Smith is about th'
last to stick and you can't pry hin
| loose from a horse
SIGHTS of the town. Baseball
| bugs looking at the clouds all da,
wondering whether they are cooking
up another rain for Sunday.
| THE old "Wrecking Crew of the
B. SIS. A financial campaign Is
still prodding around here and there
prying dollars loose from their own
ers.
BLGHASER GENG in a rumina
ting mood unused as follows the
other evening: II wonder If they
will ever bring that prohibition
back again."
THE Paige & Jones Chemical Co.
of Hammond. is furnishing chemi-
Gals for the new S. s. Majestic. the
worlds largest ocean liner which is
now on her maiden trip.
GEORGE HANLON. police chauf-
feur. is bemoaning lack of oppor-
tunity to whisk the flying squad to
some scene of excitement in the
new police Cadillac touring car.
THE GOLF,MORE HOTEL. at
Grand Beach near Michigan City. is
nearly completed and promises to
be very popular this summer with
the Hammond set that goes to the
beach.
NOW that William Grippe. pro-
prietor of the Hammond Tire and
Repair shop has baby son, he car
eliminate the waste in his business
by converting the used tires into
pacifers.
ffhiRS
man who was run down by an auto
at Sibley and Holman streets. a
week ago today. is still in a critical
condition. according to DR.. Groman
the attending physician.
TAKE look at the front of Ma
vor Paul Kanrad't garage and tire
store the next time you cruise down
State Line street. He's painted it
a wild red since he took on the line
of the World Tire Stores.
HAROLD KIRKEINER while pass
ing through Harrison Park Tues
day evening stumbled over per-
fectly good sweater The owner
can have it by describing its color.
etc. DO 1t by phone. Hammond 10.
THE Bootlegger on the Four Cor
ners may be seen any day lately.
pairing over the pages Of huge en-
cylopedias at the public library. He
is hunting for a recipe for WAX
Wax, much in demand in Hammond
HAROLD GESCHEIDLER is wor-
rid. Some one must have passed
passed out the information that a
thin spot is showing up in his hair
eral sample of hair restorer through
the mail
CARL HEATHERINGTON. agent
for the bort car, 271 State street.
has made such a success of that
auto that he has taken on another
big seller. the Stephens six. sell
ing at s1595. The price has just
been cut. $3.50.
THE New York Car Wheel co. has
broken ground for its plant on So
Columbia ave. and the Hydrox Ice
first unit of its plant opposite the
Simplex next week. The irst build
Ing Will be 127x7o.
JUDGE KENESAw lands, base
ball arbiter. is slated to address the
Young Mems Club of the Presby-
terian church. June -4th Governor
McCray Will come here at later
date under auspices of the club How
about getting Bill Bryan, boys?
ARTHUR S. BROPHY, employed
at the Grasselli Chemical Co. and
Barbara S. Spanier. of st. John. Ind.
are to be married May 27th at Holy
Cross cemetery. Miss Spanier has
been the manager OF Lear's Confec-
tionery store at Drexel and esrd St
for three years.
THE orchestra OF the First Pres
byterian church is waxing more and
more iefui. At the reception held
on wee.esday evening in the church.
the young people di6 remarkably
well with number OF peppy orches-
trail selections. Mrs. John F. Will
helm is the able directress.
ATTORNEY GERALD GILLETT
has a new wills Sainre Claire coupe
the car with the areoplane motor.
and he says he looked at them all
before he bought II thought Hank
Whitaker was spoofing me when he
SAID IL was the greatest automobile
in the world but he wasn't de-
clares Gillett