Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 274, Hammond, Lake County, 9 May 1921 — Page 6

THE TIMES Mondav. Mav 0. 192 T HANK and FOTE yOUE."ElAP. - PL'S ASH. by DAY HOPPKAN LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES ATTENTION, PLEASE ! HODy, LASYES AMD VOU WJILL 0&SS2.VE THWfTvVc UKT&S I Or COOQSE.SOU UfWE hJOftCED Tr-iPrT SEPARATING THB5 SPACES RUN jp -fS SlUAP rWA ilOC AAD Att DOVJKJ " MOvvJ. VJCteE. COMC TO xaj utf - AAdT JE ARE. I 6ENrrL'ErcD4 - x wtfir to pjHOVL"TOOPAfsITV;S -J 5TCV V. AOiJ ffcTvU-E-TV m MVAttE - AVACIT ViZ ARE. HEAPTIL.V cuKMxs iHPrr pre. tovc KPCovETHRf - iMTrAE-FUTOCSTEV f5Pnt:V? kJt " ucr -- 3 ur-DF fATPP- rr V4LL SU0 WO DRAWS " -(VS SfW HAS AFEW i -. ivc crn 0 rSk r vjil state TAm ;5AL . iv tM II U-r-r-5 i n,-w , -RtmARKTo WAKE, f, PpV-'tri'- u r-t i c rr-vrr wrP ACTF .SUPS. tr ' t VM)1LS ABROAD Vandals destroyed the well arranged Cower and vegetable beds set out on ;:,jo premises of Mrs. Thomas Moss, t'A H ifasoun avenue, the other eve-JMns-. The damage done in a few mo-ifr-nts was the result of many neka ftpPROVAV'ALrTTUE 1 yt careful planting and rare taken to j ; APPLAUD again:-: frost. Tba property ners cannot conceive of any logics' reason for the mischief yerpeti'atvl. -V;.y clue wir. b appreciavd. tTLEt ' fA

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The boxin? bouts that vrtrt pnst- ; poned from la-st Monday n;5bt tv.'I b

JJiid ton'.sht at the Kosciusr-ko ha'l, ;!vth and Ceda- atree:s, Indians Hr-'-:. There re threa foji-rotind and io sis-round bout, and a bltie ruya' "iidJ'd for tli eveains. Tim O'Xeil Jjaa directed m-jch time and attention toward the traln!nar of tlie local boys in meet th outs!i!nr .inl nrt-1'pr

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CHAMBER PROGRAM

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'i-.&juber of Commerce noonday lunchn Wednesday. Jfay 13. Mr. ' Bonnlel!'s subject is -Heipinr tlie Customer

;., SARIC OFFICE KM ERF1D "Thv business piaj-e of l. W. Saric, t4S iuthrte atreet, Indiana Harbor. ja. aea'-red la"t Saturday nislii by uni"wn jiersonf -wiio were otit'wit'.ed in 21tirv blirxlary attempt in no: be;ns; ti'.o t V mrrack the safe. I.Tdic X-!ons re that entrance wa.i -4ined i V"n the front door ly a ske.ebjl key. Af'8r breakinjf tbe comblnaJn on 1h and fatiifyinsr themvidves tha there was no chinco of pexiing it, -b? intruiivd visitors de-;-lrted. iAfter a th.V"JKh inveslijif.on, it 's found Ut.y. ahre as nothing ii?;nj from Mr.'. fr1c's place. !'51r. Sar'.c haa tVTvreJ a J100 reward ii any one givintV clew to the ai-'is1-, and convtctiorA i person or perw56a -who attempted burglary of his plJvre o: business-

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"East aido of GJthTia etree-t between ! Jentian and Hawthorn t?e-ti. Two!

tory frame hotel. SSxifc. Miss Sj7'otich owner. Coat llj.OW. North side of 150th bet kvkti Horr,r--) and W(ft? avenue. Tin story frame residence, 20i7i- Mat '.fcach owner. that $J.50.

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Jilrs. Vinjel'p Jane Koivard? l:v'n on Ooldhorxugh :reet. 1ied on Saturday mornin-f after a se-.-ral wpis il'. ncj? caused from a iMupii.Tritn of diseases caused by old -?he bas been a resident of t'ror n I'olnt for many yo.rs and leaver a ami'jf tyf sro-.vn up vhildren. Mrs. Paitiel Vincent btscn an'iie

a:ck the pa.t two dy 'wlr.utile an opcratVn beinar j?rl frrael on aturday by Dr. Iddtnss. Thl aJVsction hi.s bet-Ji fv prova'.ent in Csjf.K-tj I'O'.nT the past t w.-. monn:li. amy n;:jbi.r of people iwinr aJ'tlicicd t!i tt way. trj ru ?iayden who has been sery vjsly ill caused liy the same trolbl-', '.s aligb.ly improved. The f.id news of the oleitli of Mrs. T'-m riatt. whtch occur. cl at St. Anton! os honfltaf in ;.ir; on Saturday nijfht. reached here- ar!y s-.indu.y morning-. Mts. Tlatt Submitted to a major operat t n the o?p!y part of the week and the oe'rati t wts of such a nature that tjr jocti-s held out bit little hope, for rc coVry. shi ba been in falling ia.It h 3rr st.me time. She i. surv.-'J rf.- . lior husband, Thomas Piatt, of ft he shpe riffs oftice an her son. Abe. tia tisi'je-r. Rosalie and several brothers? imd "sisters, who live in Valparaiso. -

It Is reported, that the Crawford buUdin; on Con it siiet will be the new location of ti t-; po.;ofr3ce. the tarly part of July as ;Karf Crawford will dispose of his ?ha r sfock prior to that time and the bui! llnj put in rettdineys for Uncle Sam urlt' a federal buildin? is started. ; 7 be T-akp County Titla Guaranty,' company will occupy fhe postoiftc i, quarters should the above dun??? be; nad?. Mrs. Martin So i th was a charmin? Ito.itt-ss tj a pai ty of ladles at a 6 .'clock dinner f flowed by cards on Saturday ri.zbt. fhis was the second of a series of pr ties being Riven by Mrs. Smith this rpriv.j. Miss Margaret "Meyers is enjoying a

two-weeks vacation from her duties in; County Auditor Fo land's, office. SU.- i will visit friends at several different, paints before her return. Miss OHer Ryan, a. former Crown' .Point g'ri. was married to George i .j r'ooke of Oary on Saturday. Mr. Coolv. I i.-- an employe of the Hnral plant ar.d ; the jtmr.j couple will still continue, to re:de theie. M;.s llyan has been: employed by the C.ary l.v.mlicr com- ! pan v. HariT and riaymond Kn?we!br o: ll.-.ry spent i.lndai' .th the home folks. Miss Margaret Aulwurtn returned from !afayett on Friday w'aert- sli chaparoned a class of bo? a and gwiftaking a w"-.s cc.trsc at I'ardtie ' nlcrsity. she represented the county agent' s o','ice hero. An nTr;.1:J report says thai County Treasurer Bradford will occupy the Woodke iio;i on Clark .'reet on ti). r i pli a '. iri of the le.isf held ly li. O. Mor. wlu is leaiing for Chicago about the ljlh of the. mon!h. Mrs. H. Tt. Wroeler and Mrs. Frank Krinbiil ar return;na: ton'eht from an over Sunday visit with Mr-. Y TI. Haywood, who makes her home, w.th Mr. and Mrs. John Daily in Chicago. Roy Anderson, a former townsman.

t but now a representative of the Ander-

pon company. dalrs in automobile accessories of South Iend. was In Crown l'oint on Sunday. Dr. lera!d Krosl and wife visited with hi mother. Mrs. Mary Krost on Sunday. The opening of the I,assen daneins; pavilion on Saturday niiht was the moat successful event ever held at that popular resort, parties from Chicago. Hammond, Clary, Chicago lleisrhl-;. Crown Point and other points, daneins to the music of the Ted lewis orchestra of 'hiea30. The new modern T'iroom bote; was inspected nd r-;s"rsa-j tions made by many for summer outini?s. A record breaking year is looked for at the lake, of the red cedars.

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