The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-11
WHITING NEWS


Harnett Harr has the mumps.
Mss Anna Bustino was in chicago
today
Mr Henry Of ohio avenue Il on the
sick list.
c. a. Hellwig transacted business in
Lafayette Ind. yesterday.
Miss Mable Wade Of Chicago was
visitor here yesterday.
Joseph Wiraz moved from East Chi /
cage yesterday to ST. John.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lohse Of John
street have moved to st. john, Ind.
Mrs. Walker ana daughter. Miss Bes-
sic, were Chicago shoppers yesterday.
The memorial services Of the Eagles
will be held in the congregational
church tomorrow night
CITY Attorney Charles L. Greenwald
was IN Michigan city. Ind yesterday
as the guest Of relatives.
Mrs GARDINER Of sheridan avenue has
returned from Decatur, Ill, where she
spent Several weeks visiting her son.
The services at the Congregational
church tomorrow night will be in
charge of James ellis section OF the
Mems club.
Ioe 1v
covered from her recent illness and was
brought home from St Margaret's
hospital yesterday.
Mrs Frank Gavit is improving at
the Presbyterian hospital and unless
complications set in, Will be able to re-
turn home in a week.
Mrs Barbara Exton has returned to
her home in Chanute, Kan, after spend
ing several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Cunning.
Rev. smith Of Hammond will preach
at the NJ. e. church here tomorrow
morning and Rev. NJ. c. Wright will
I'll the pulpit in Hammond.
Don't fail to attend the A. B. G.
dance at Goebers opera house this
evening Indications point to a good
time and a capacity attendance.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Reineman are
now located in their new home in
oliver street which they purchased
from Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Doran.
Jay Moore OF Fischrupp avenue has
returned from Chicago hospital
where he has been for several weeks
recovering from broken hip, which he
received by falling off wagon.
Miss Beulah J. Arney who is a school
teacher at Indiana Harbor, and her
mother moved from Sheridan avenue
and One Hundred and Seventeenth
street to the Rankin cottage in Fred
street yesterday.
Miss Mamie Bollinger of Ohio ave-
nue. has resigned her position as stem
ographer in Siegel, Cooper & Co.'s store
in Chicago, and has taken the position
of stenographer at the new Glucose
factory in Robertsdale.
The many whiting friends of Will
lam McCreary, formerly Of the Lake
Shore freight office of Whiting, but
now of Indiana Harbor. will be sorry
to hear Of his being at st. Margaret
hospital in Hammond with a severe
case of typhoid fever
Mrs. M. p. Wing. who has been the
guest Of her daughter, Miss Florence
wing, librarian at the public library
will leave for her home in Lacrosse
wis. this evening She left for Chi
cago with her daughter. this morning
and spent the day with friends there
before her departure
The Owl club dancing party at theil
club rooms was one of the most unique
and noteworthy society events of the
late season. The music, which was
dreamy" was furnished by DeBriae's
orchestra of East Chicago. Many were
the out of town guests who responded
to invitations of the members knowing
the Owls reputation as entertainers.
4 large number of local fans viii
accompany the Mems baseball club o.
whiting to Hands Park, Sixty frs
street and Stoney Island avenue this
afternoon where they will meet the
team from st. Cyrin's college in tn
first game of the season. The lineul
is composed Of our local stars. and thu
victory Will surely be ours.
Miss Margaret Munro went to Chi
cage this morning to attend the las
Of the series of Saturday morning lect
ures BY Edward Howard Griggs at TIL
music haIl. Mr.. Griggs is from TIL
University of California and his cours
of letures on The Poetry and Phil
osophy Of Browning have been at
tracing the attention 81 scores or edu
Gated people from Chicago and sur
rounding cities. The subject for TO
dav was "Brownings Interpretation o
Womanhood Pompila."