The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-30

day, May 2.
| WHITING NEWS
Miss Eta Dixon of East Chicago
visited friends here yesterday.
William and Miss Addie C. Great
rake entertained friends from Chicago
yesterday.
Mrs Mathew Schalfer and daughter,
Celia, made a business trip to South
Chicago yesterday.
Miss Margaret Langmyer visited
with Mrs. John Hamilton at Indiana
Harbor, yesterday.
Michael Hammer of Englewood,
spent yesterday with his sister. Mrs.
Peter Koch of Oliver street.
Mrs. Frank Meats has gone to Co
lumbus, o.. where is is said she will
make her home with relatives.
Mrs. Louise Doran and daughters,
Irene and Evangeline, left yesterday
for their future home in Alton, Ill.
Little Katie Koch of Olive street is
able to be up and around again after
her recent illness with typhoid fever.
A party Of young ladies from Whit
ing were the guests of Miss Loretta
Knapp at the East Side Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. James McTigue of Schrage ave-
nue.. who has the typhoid pneumonia,
is in a critical condition and it is i'm
possible to remove her to a hospital.
Miss Anna Lott. who has been in the
Englewood Union hospital. has recov-
cred sufficiently to be removed to the
home of her aunt in Englewood.
Mat Collins has resigned his position
as head butcher in the Whiting Supply
store and is now working for his
brother. George Collins. Conrad Met
tier has taken the position.
Mrs. William Esswein and daughter,
Mrs. Anna Kline. who were visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Keilman, of
Sheridan avenue. have returned to
their homes in Chicago.
The executive committee of the W. H.
S. alumni association will hold bust
ness meeting this evening to make
arrangements for their banquet in
June,
Mrs. Andrew Hammer of St. John,
who has been visiting with her chill
dren here since last Wednesday, re-
turned to her home Sunday evening.
Mr. Hammer also spent Sunday with
his children returning home with his
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Atkin will
leave next Monday for a two weeks
visit in Denver, Colo. After their re-
turn Mr.. and Mrs. John Obenshain are
contemplating an eastern trip, going
to Albany and also taking IN the
! Jamestown exposition.
Harry Kiloullen of Front and One
Hundren and Nineteenth street is still
mourning the loss Of his fine Sunday
! dinner. Mr. KilculIen's dinner, con-
sisting of roast goose. potatoes. dress
/ ing ana pudQ1nS, was StOIen from MS
dining room Sunday afternoon, while
he went III to wait on customers.
Mrs. Kuereer OF Berry Lake, enter
! tanned a large number of her friends at
/ a pthey Sunday IN honor of her birth
| day. A most pleasant time was spent
and Mrs. Kumerer was the recipient of
many beautiful and useful gifts. The
guests departed al a late hour wishing
the hostess many happy returns Of the
/ day.
A serious street car accident occur
red last night about s o'clock when a
car bound for East Chicago jumped the
track at Putnam's corner. The car
turned right around on the track,
breaking all the windows, and 1T seems
almost a miracle that no one was In
jured.
Frank Meats, who has been cleo
trician for the South Shore Gas and
/ Electric company for the past two
years, has been transferred 10 Ham
mond, where he will work for the COM
pany as uneman, Mr., Kogier, an ex-