The Lake County times., 1922-06-01

until Tuesday. June sth. and will be
held at the home of Mrs. Edward
Shaeffer IN Atohison avenue.
! Mrs. VIM. Shade will entertain a,
Pot Luck dinner for the w. B. A
tomorrow afternoon at her home In
Laporte avenue.
/ The Daughters OF Isabella will
give an entertainment and caro-
party In the small hall of Slovensky
Dom this evening.
Theodore Bramer has accepted a
| position on the local police force.
Joe Graves Of 11eth street, has
returned from Presbyterian hopsital
| in Chicago, where he underwent an
operation.
Reserved tickets can be obtained
at Ritter & Gulstrom's drug store
Friday morning.
Miss Helen Gufful and Jack Es-
gers attended the Tivoli theatrte or
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gufrul yis-
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Guftui in Hammond Decora-
tion Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moore of Ohio
avenue. motored to LaPorte on Mon
day
The Pythian Sisters will have
their regular meeting tomorrow, ey-
ening in the K. of P. hall. After a
business meeting has adjourned they
will enjoy a social hour.
Mrs. ]. z. Miles OF New York ave.
Is visiting with her son Frank in
Byron, Ill.
P. j. Carpenter and family spent
Decoration Day in Union mills.
Mrs Carl Petersen visited her
brother in Humboldt Park yesterday
The Royal Neighbors will have
their regular meeting Monday ev
ening, June 5th, in the /. o. o. +.
hall
The members of the Presbyterian
Church Will have reception for ALI
the members taken into the church
since january 1. at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcneil of 1922
Atchison avenue on tomorrow even
ing at 1880 o'clock. All members
and friends of the church invited
to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hows of La
porte avenue. visited the David Pur-
intons in their summer home at c..
dar Lake.
Arthur Moore OF oliver street, has
purchased a new Nash automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morse of 10th
street, with a party of friends mo-
tored to Fish Lake. Ill, Sunday.
Clarence wahl of Indiana Blvd
is confined to his home with m.
mumps.
Mrs Amelia Klose Is able to be
out again after her recent illness.
Mrs. Edward watskin entertain
ed several friends at her home in
Central avenue. last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson and
the !atter's mother Mrs. Harry Scott
OF Ohio avenue. were Gary visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. Hoskins and daughter
Bertha were Grant Park, Ill. visit
ors on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs A @. ostsrburg
were entertained at a dinner at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles creas-
baum Of Hammond on Tuesday ey-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barteis of
sheridan avenue motored to Cole
City, Illinois. over Decoration Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Myer of Cleve-
land avenue spent Tuesday in South
Bend.
BOY SCOUT NEWS
On Memorial Day a band Of VOL
unteer workers went to the Sand
Dunes to erect the hut for the Boy
Scout Summer Camp. The day was
very hot so that the water detail |
was kept busy. The men who went
were S. Nicholson, p. Gerba, C. So
roka- H Osborne. H Clair, H. At
kin, ]. LaPert. ]. Melvin witchman.
They were accompanied by some of
the older scouts. Mr.. Atkin was
busy all the time hauling the sec
lions OF the hut to the position. af- |
ter bridge had been constructed |
hat would hold UP the truck. One
detail had hard task that they fall |
ID to finish; that was sinking the |
veil. After spelling two sections |
of pipe, they were forced to abandon |
{ to obtain some stronger piping.
The boys worked hard under the |
oroiling sun. and then went expior- |
ng the surrounding woods. and all |
we're agreed that the Boy Scouts of |
were indeed fortunate to |
nave such a wonderful place to 20
this summer, and such spir-
{ behind them, that men will give a
Whole holiday to help them to bet
er their boyhood and manhood, and
o give them what they never had
'uch chance to experience them
'elves. the Joys of being q Boy
scout.