The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-07
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Hoyt Wright of the Busz-
lsawski flats. has the tonsilitis.
Mrs. w. w. O'Hara of John street
was shopping in the city Tuesday.
Joshua Smith is able to return to
school after siege of chickenpox.
Henry Davidson returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Beloit. wis.
Gust seeboldt is gaining the repu-
tation Of pugilist of no little ability.
c. A. Helwig moved the Schulz
family OF Pearl street to Toleston
yesterday.
Jake INLAND. who was reported to
have the measles, has the whooping
cough instead
Measles has now entered the Hazlett
home in Pennsylvania avenue. their
son, Clifford, being the victim.
Mrs wyckon returned yesterday
morning from Detroit. Mich, where she
spent several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. o. Mccarthy and sister, Miss
Eva Meads saw The Village Postmas-
ter" at the Calumet. Monday night.
Miss Jenny Szymanski Of Indiana
Harbor visited with Mrs. Clara Nor
rissey OF Sheridan avenue. Tuesday.
III oF
tended a meeting Of the carpenter
union at South Chicago. Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Kneuy spent sun
day and Monday in Whiting as the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Charles
Ness.
Messrs. Edward Girard. George
l Mong and Gustav Krebs saw LAS Ye
Sow" at Mcvicker's theatre. Chicago,
Monday evening.
Miss Katie Ness Of North Judson,
Ind. has been spending a few weeks
at the home OF her brother Charles
Ness. in Whiting.
t The police were called to the Taric-
e hak saloon Tuesday night to quen a
] disturbance which had arisen between
several of his customers.
James Follin was found on the C. l.
S. & E. tracks Tuesday night by the
police in a badly intoxicated condition
and nearly frozen to death.
Rev j. NJ Artman, pastor of the
, Congregational church. assisted Rev
Manfred c. Wright in the revival
meetings at the Methodist church Tues
! day night.
Mrs. Moses Smith of Chicago was in
r Whiting Tuesday and organized 6
Ladies Missionary society at the Con
gregationaI church at o'clock II
, will be both a home and foreign mis-
sion. and Mrs. Smith is very anxious
that 1t has a large membership
Star StoweH is back from the east
where he went in the interest of the
Petroleum company of which he IS the
secretary.
Misses Mary Hickey and Edith Lang
enham saw As Ye Sow" at McVickers
theatre Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt returned yester.
day from Orlan, O., where they wen
Y about two months ago.
Attorney Chas. GreenwaId was IL
5 Michigan City yesterday.
Mrs. Orlando Lee of East Side. wa.
the guest of her mother, Mrs. P. ]
t Carpenter of Fischrupp avenue, yester
e day.
Frances Dickinson is able to b,
: around again after his severe attacl
e Of diphtheria from which it wa.
3. thought he would not recover.
I Miss Florence Wing, the librarian o
the public library, is busy this weel
| making posters for Lincolns and Wash
ingtons birthdays.
>. The wedding of a popular Roberts
dale young lady and a Whiting youns
man. Will take place in the near future
d Mrs. Sauapski OF Indiana boulevard
has returned from Michigan, wher,
she was called by the serious illness o
= her latHeF' VINO mas since recovered
: James Davidson of Englewood called
= on his mother and brothers. Charlie,
and Henry Davidson, last evening.
I Miss Louise Kaiser and Mrs. Hender
| son saw "A Village Postmaster" at tn,
| Calumet yesterday.
There were many of our young PEG
{ pie who took advantage Of the snow
last night by forming sleigh parties
Q 4. ]. Weyer Of Chicago, was in towr
yesterday,
Mrs. Cagain. who is nursing a youns
man in East Chicago. called on Mrs
Gordimier OF Sheridan avenue yester