The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-28

just uTOppeu III 10 say ildl lASS
heard Dicks suit
THE city finally put a repair gang
on the "holey'' alley east Of the
Deluxe theater today.
HAMMOND dentists went to the
Gary Country Club today to hook up
with the Gary dentists at Golf.
BACIL SMITH. Hammond's fancy
roller skater. win give an exhibition
JUDGE DUCOMB. of South Bend.
who is trying the Tiernan-Poulin
paternity case. Is a cousin Of Frank
Ducomb of Hammond.
GEORGE STODOLA. 759 New York
avenue. is arrested on drunk charge
by Sergeant Frank Horlbeck. after
wife complains TO police.
MISS OLIVE GROSS. 4o1. 10th
street. is slightly injured when she
drives into truck at indianapolis
boulevard and 116th street.
QUITE large class of women has
been attending the free sewing class
at the E c. Minas' store this week
which is Home Sewing Week.
WEST HAMMOND has new APP
teka. Tad Crzanowski has opened
one in the building at the corner OF
Wentworth avenue and l54th st.
EXCAVATION for the new spragia
building at Clinton and Holman
streets is about completed and con-
struction will start next week
AL DORSEY has Just completed
plumbing and heating jobs for Pow
louskl and Rusinski on Forsyth ave.
and on one Hundred and Fifty-foutrh
Place.
AND since everything has 10 be
tried on Erie Sproat, for effect. be-
cause of paper pants experience. how
would he look in a Ku Kluxer's night
shirt and cap?
c. J. SHARP, of Hammond, has
severe attack OF asthma and the
revival meeting which he was to
hold at Crown Point has been post
roned indefinitely.
EARLY start. Fred Klesch and
Sam Brady are drunk before breaN-
fast. Police pick them UP at a. m.
at corner of Fayette and Sohl streets.
Both are switchmen.
THE Partisan store has moved to
1855 State street, one door east of Its
old location. A grand opening IS
panned for Friday and Saturday
with a bargain carnival as an at
traction.
GYMNASIUM at the Presbyterian
church Is to be allotted to various
clubs in city for their use. One club
a day is plan The gym is now open
to anyone A business mems gym
class Is being talked about also.
FRANK w. JAMES, aged 19 years
is nabbed in McCool's pool room on
charge of assault and battery pre-
ferred by father. Boy alleges he
struck father to protect himself
when pursued by parent with shovel
in hand They live at 701 Truman
avenue.
MORE excitement has been engen-
dered at the Elks temple in conjec-
lures about the healthy goat" that
is to be ridden in tonight's initia-
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according to Secretary Slade. Slade
looks for a big turnout for to-
nights doings.
PAUL SCHOHL and Clarence Bey-
er, high school students. Boy Scouts.
return home after escapade that
carried them as far as Joliet. One
look at the grey walls Of the states
prison made them change their minds
about seeing the boundless west !
They double-quicked homeward with
nary backward glance.
LEWIS and Joe Greska. "a Balti-
more avenue. got slight cuts when
their roadster going south in Calu-
met avenue strikes Moon car of J. |
]. Davis, 433 Tyler st. Gary, and
truck driven by ]. l.. Lane. 766 Wal |
ter street, chauffeur for board of
education. A peddler's wagon is
blamed for the traffic melee.
d A. PUGH. who lives at 429 May /
street. Hammond. when he's at home /
is now devoting his attention to his /
cranberry marsh at Ilwaco, Wash !
He sends a picture of section Of |
his march where about forty bloom
cred and overalled girls and women
are harvesting the crop. in antici- |
patton Of Thanks giving Day.
JACK CROAK has finished the |
plumbing and heating job on the !
New York Car Wheels 100000 plant. :
the West Hammond Community /
Building. the $500. 600 Lincoln school !
and the Greenwald building, anG is
going TO take few days vacation. !
He will drive to Buffalo with his /
wife TO see the opening game of the |
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