The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-09
WHITING NEWS

MISS Crle OF central avenue, visited
in Chicago, Saturday
Messrs. George Collins. James Burns
and Arthur Lee attended the Stock
Show in Chicago. Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. L. H. Dobbins fell down the
stairs at her home IN Fischrupp avenue.
Saturday evening. injuring herself
severely
Mrs. Jennie Etheridge has returned
from the Hahnemann hospital, being
quite improved in health.
Earl Morgan of Chicago. visited rela-
tives here yesterday
Charles Allen is able to be around
after q relapse of typhoid fever.
Miss Ruth Gardner returned satur-
day night from a visit in Antwerp q
where she was called by the illness Of
her grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Marks who are o.
route to their home in Peoria. IN froro
Cleveland. o.. where thew snent tbeir
honeymoon, visited with the formers
sister, Mrs. Max StigIitz. Saturday.
Mr.. Crosby who was a guest at the
home Of Fred Helms of White oaks
avenue. returned to his home In Three
oaks, Mich, Saturday. and Clarence
Rumbaugh who was also a guest re-
turned to his home IN New Buffalo. Ind.
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John NyhoY of Gary.
spent yesterday with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Gillmurray of Shert-
dan avenue.
Miss Lillian Callahan of Pennsyl-
Vania avenue. entertained Miss Mildred
huffman of Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Hayes returned from,
Alton Ill, last night where she went
IN answer to a message informing her
OF the illness of her mother. Mrs. T
Van Camp
The marriage of Sam Cohen of Whit
Ing, to Miss Sadie Cohen Of Indian
apolis. took place at the home of the
brides cousin, A. Stern SAP Superior
avenue, South Chicago, at o'clock last
evening. The rabbi from the Cholin
Eikorealim church on Houston avenue
off1ciated, using the ring ceremony. The
only attendants We're Mr. and Mrs
Barney Cohen, of Whiting. who is
brother and sister of the groom. The
guests, which numbered 200, partook of
a sumptuous wedding dinner Immediate
~ after the ceremony and the nuptial
reception was also held. The bride
and groom will go for a short trip to
the brides home in indianapolis, after
which they will return to Whiting and
reside at 113 Center street, where a
comfortable home is already fitted up.
The annual meeting and dinner of
the Plymouth Congregational church
and society will be held in the church
parlors tomorrow evening Reports Of
the different officers of the church and
societies Will be read and filed with
the clerk Another important feature
of the meeting will be the election of
oheers for the ensuing year. Trustees
viii be elected to succeed B. Parks and
William Curtis; Deacon to succeed ]. |
M. Smith; treasurer to succeed A M |
Hamilton; clerk to succeed N. E. Wv
coff; Sunday school superintendent to !
succeed B. S. Place, deaconess to sue
coed Mrs. l. J. Breet; organist to sue
coed Miss NJ. StOerlein and assistant or
ganist to succeed Jessie NJ Curtis and !
Berneice Allen. Music will be furn-
ished during the evening by w. w |
Holidays orchestra.
The Whiting Eagles, Aerie No. 1915.
their hall above Druhams on Friday
night. There was one Of the largest at
tendances which this order has had for
many months. Business of Importance
was transacted and election of officers
took place. The election for the com
ing year was as follows: Walter f.
Schrage was chosen for the highest
honor. that of past worthy president !
a III
worthy president. The other officers
We're: George Winslow, worthy vice
president; Henry Behrnes. worthy chap |
lain; J. F. Grady worthy secretary:
Herman Schrage, worthy treasurer:
William R. Stewart, inside guard; Fran
els r. Dickinson. outside guard. The /
trustees for the coming year are to be
Peter Hayes, James Hayes and John |
Cameron.
The religious services which have /
been held at the Methodist Episcopal /
church all week, ended with yesterdays
During these services the
pastor Rev. NJ. c. Wright has been
ably assisted by Rev. Ernest c. Warning. |
esterday afternoon a mems mass
meeting was held, and was well at
tended. Rev. Warnings address was
When the Dreamer Becomes the
Wrestler" This was well delivered,
and thoroughly enjoyed by the men in
attendance.
Mrs. Woodward and daughter, Miss
Judith, of Woodlawn. visited the for
ner's sister, Mrs. L, II. Mattern yes
-erday who is i'll with pneumonia.
Frank Buczkowski who resided in
Chicago. is now making his home with
Ms brother, Henry Buczkowski OF
Fischrupp avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urie were the guests
# Mr. and Mrs. Sidney yeaco at East
Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Behrens are en-
Mr.. and Mrs. Vineform and
children of Chicago
Mrs. Maud Carpenter is here from
Elgin, Ill, taking care Of her sister.