Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 26, Hammond, Lake County, 19 July 1920 — Page 5

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Personal and Social News Mrs. Chas. Huber and daughter. Dorothy, 91 Highland st.. are ppmaing a few wfeks.in Pennsylvania visting Mr. Huber's parents. W. D. "Webb of Highland St.. -who has bf n ill with pneumonia, is improving ncely. p-ed Beckman. Kenneth Stewart and K! Baxter of Chicago, spent the witk-end at Grand Beach. Jrs. F. R. Bentley. of Earaboi, "U's.. who has been visiting at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Martin fc the past few weeks, left Saturday It Battle Creek. Mich. On "Wednesday evening. July 21st. ne members of the Hermits Club and heir friends will enjoy a beach party ind fish supper at the Hammond Lake Front Fark. Mrs. P. Wahl and children have purchased the home of Walter Booth. 566 Michigan avenue and will move into It next wefk. Nr. and Mrs. Burt C. Stevens. 4" Prickert st.. announce the arrival of a aby boy July ISth. Mother and son are doing nicely. Mrs. John Maguire of Erie street jailed Saturday for Glasgow. Scotland, where she will spend the next two months visiting friends and relatives.

The meeting of the TV. C. T. U. '. held at the home of Mrs. TVm. Reilly ' cf Mason st., Friday, which was a reception for Miss Clara Sears, state treasurer of the TV. C. T. V. was a 'ery enjoyable one. There was a large attendance, a good program and the committee served a nice luncheon. Miss Pears gave a very interesting and detailed talk on the convention, which is to be held here in the month of October. Mss Sears Is very favorably Impressed with this district as the place chosen for the convention and believes that a very fine one will retult. H. E. Granger took Mis3 Sears and several of the ladies for a delightful ride through the Chicago parks, after the reception, and Miss Sears left Xor Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. O. M. Daugherty. 183 Truman ave. 13 entertaining her sister. Mrs. Elsie Farr of Salt Lake City. Utah. . Mrs. TVm. Jones of the Northside. was delightfully surprised by a number of her friends on Thursday evening. The party was in the nature of A farewell as Mrs. Jones and her son are leaving soon for England, to be gone three or four months. The TVm. Calkins. TV . R. C. No. 24S. will hold their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 at the 1. O. O. F. hall. A large attendance i3 desired, as final arrangements are t : be made for the picnic which is to be held en Wednesday.

Mr. anfl Mrs. W. Probst and son and daughter of Chicago, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Morton, 60I Ann et. over Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Haw ley of Highand et.. are visiting in Kentland. Ind.. for a few days. They will be the guests of Mrs. Hawley's parents while there. Mrs. Ausust Erumm. of Clinton St., left Sunday morning for California. Her daughter. Mrs. P. D. Lovgren will join her at Denver. They will vi.-it friends in Los Angeles and San Dieyo before goin to Fresno, where Mrs. Riedenauer, a daughter of Mrs. Erumm lives. Mrs. R. J. McCaslin of Henderson. Ky.. accompanied by her grandson. Frank Haas, Jr.. is with her son. W. S. McCaslin. 242 Conkey ave. Mr. Haagr-will return to Kentucky this week but Mrs . McCaslin will stay in Hammond indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McAleer and daughters. Leoda and Marion, left Saturday evening for an extended motor trip through the East. They will stop t Cleveland. Buffalo and New York City and from there they will go to the. Thousand Islands, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eretsch of Gary. Leoda McAleer will go to Malon". Kew York, the first of August to attend a house party given by Miss

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out of the hospital, he will be bouked on a charge of attempted assault with a deadly weapon. According to the police. Romaino is wantfd by Captain Ray of the Illinois Steel Co. police for pulling a knif- en another employe. It was while tho police were trying to arrest Remain for the offense that he was shot.

23 CARS ENTER RUN Automobile dealers in Cary and in fact all over the entire region nre looking fcrwnrd to th start of tho ;ary auto dealer's reliability run. which will hn mad" on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. 23 oars of different makes being entered to take part in tho contest. The route to be driven is between Gary and the Shades and return. Starting at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning the cars will be driven to the "Shades" where n holiday will be spent on Thursday find get in readiness for the return trip on Friday. The first cars nrc expected to arrive on their return trip about 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. The start and finish will be at the corner of Fifth avenue and Broadway. CONFESSES ROBBERY In his confession to th Gary police, John Rckeney. 936 Washington street, who was arrested by officers Wylovv and Tanitor after breaking into and robbing a west side home, cleared up four other burglaries that occurred in the neighborhood the same niyht. Nearly all the articles and money that. were stolen have ben recovered. Hekeney's case will be filed direct in the Criminal court at Crown Point. : 1 tljrl

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