The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-04-10
WHITING NEWS
New Real Estate Concern.

New Real Estate Concern.
Murphy & Swartz is the latest WHIT
ing concern to be recorded in Tus
TINES list. This firm was material
lied last week when Joseph d. Murnhv
and I. q. Swarts, two of our promt-
nent men, secured the exclusive agency
for the Agnes Roberts subdivision ON
the west side OF Atehison avenue.
These lots are very choice and should
prove boon To crowded Whiting.
Murphy 4 Swartz also have the
agency for several insurance companies
as Well as a very full list OF houses for
sale or rent. With two such men as
Messrs. Murphy 4 Swartz as operators,
the new concern ought certainly 10
thrive and flourish in its line They
have organized under the title Of the
Home Realty company and their Offices
are In the Mueller building on one
Hundred and Nineteenth street
Mrs G. H. Hoskins of Sheridan ave-
nue. is very ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Puritan OF An
gloa, Ind, have moved into the house
in Clark street recently vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Williams.
Doc" Nichols was in Chicago yes
terday
Mrs. Alice Miethse and children. Ma
linda and Otto of Chicago are guests
at the home OF Mrs. Lottie Eaton OF
Sheridan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gillian have
moved from 12lst street to Fred street.
Earl Morgan of the Reohts flats il
entertaining his mother from Erie,
Pa.
Mrs. Harry Spring and children Of
Austin, Ill, visiter her parents. Mr. and
Mrs John Hannephin yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Iauer's mother returned
TO her home in Buffalo yesterday, after
an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Clara Hedrick of Williamsport
is the guest of her uncle, C. A. He'll
wig OF One Hundred and Nineteenth
street. Before her return home Mrs.
Hedrick will also visit relatives in
Hammond
Mrs. Walter Oliver nee Mayme Far
ley. was taken to St Margarets hos
pital in Hammond yesterday. Her hus-
band is at the South Chicago hospital
with typhoid fever but is reported to be
improving.
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the congregational church gave a sup
per in the church parlors last evening,
which can boast of some elegant cooks.
ent found plenty Of good things to eat
prepared by the ladies of the society
which can boast Of some elegand cooks.
The Whiting members Of the East
ern Star attended lodge IN Hammond
last night
| George Hornecker was again called
to the bedside Of his wife at the Wes-
leyan hospital at o'clock yesterday
morning. Mrs. Hornecker still remains
/ in critical condition.
Miss Daisy Harper Of Clarke street
has the typhoid fever.
Hoyt ogram is now member of the
company which will soon give Chimes
of Normandy" in Hammond.
Mrs. w. J. Collins. who has been
spending the past week with her
brothers. John and James Morrison,
| left last night for her home in Grand
Forks, b. c.
Miss Claire Lewis spent last evening
| in Chicago.
Mrs. Grant Hatch of John street, has
been very sick the past few days. but
is improving now.
Mrs. Morton Trout was a Chicago
shopper yesterday.
Garretson's Vaudeville company who
have been having performances every
night and Saturday matinees at Goe-
bells opera house for the past two
morning.
Harry Burge of Hammond transacted
business here yesterday.
Sam Stowell was called to Cold
water, Mich, yesterday afternoon by
the illness of his WIFE who has been
visiting there for the past two weeks.
Mike Budra, Joe Brura and Paul
Jaeger. three polish boys about 10
years of age, were arrested for steal
ing railroad ties on the Chicago, Lake
Shore & Eastern railroad. They were
given a trial before Judge Jones who
fined them each one cent and costs,
the costs being 1870, making total
of 1871 for each boy, the charge
against them being trepass. Each paid
his fine and was released.
+ TO PROSECUTE DAIRY COMPANY.
Kokomo, Ind, April 1o.-Prosecutor