The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-27
WHITING NEWS

William E. Warwick of oliver street
IS entertaining his father from Osh- |
kosh. Wis.
Misses Loretta and Genevieve Mich /
aely OF Michigan city. Ind. are the
guests OF their sisters. Mesdames c. +
J. Bader and Charles Greenwald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Hampton, who
spent Christmas with their daughter.
Mrs. ]. T. Miles. have returned 70 their
home in Hobart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davidson en-
tertained at family dinner at their
home IN LaPorte avenue Christmas
Day. Those present We're: Mrs. A. d. /
Davidson, their mother. Mr.. and Mrs
James Davidson and son, Gilbert, of
Englewood. Henry Davidson. their
granddaughter, Ethel Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles =. Davidson ard son.
James and daughter. Doris. and David
Spencer
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Naef OF Sheri-
dan avenue. are entertaining out Of
town relatives.
Mildred Irene Walker Of Sheridan
avenue, has the typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Mees Of sheri-
dan avenue. are spending the holidays
with relatives in Iron Mountain. Mich /
Mrs. Ray Walker is expected home
from the Mercy hospital tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Donneu Of
Detroit, Mich, are the guests of the |
latters sister. Mrs Thomas Bartlett
OF Flschrupp avenue.
Misses Irene Carringcr Grace WIKI
inson and Margaret Ward saw The |
opera house Wednesday night
Mrs. H. Pitzele of South Chicago was
the guest Of Mesdames NJ. Stiglitz and
N Migatz Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Marks Of Kewanee. I
Ill, visited with the latter's sister.
Mrs Max suglitz. Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Quincy and sons
who spent several days at the home Of I
John T. Obensbain Of one Hundred and /
Nineteenth street. left last night for |
Harron. ILL.,, where Mr. Quincy will |
work for a few months as structural I
engineer
Leo Helman Of Pennsylvania avenue.
is improving nicely from a siege of
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Hrs. William Lee of Ohio
avenue, entertained their children at
a sumptuous dinner on Christmas Day.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Stowell and children. Misses Clara,
Florence and Inez Lee and Mr. and
Mrs. Osborne and children, of Chicago.
Messrs Gust Krebs and George
Mong saw The College Widow at the
Colonial theatre in Chicago Wednes-
day afternoon.
Helen Zavodv Parsacouta. who is a+
tending st. Francis Academy in Chi
cago, is spending the holidays with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Parsacouta
in John street.
The NJ A. A. basketball team has
two games scheduled for tomorrow
night. The first game will be with
the Y. NJ. c. A. MONDAY class and the
second game will be with the Chicago
Commons. The OWLS team will go to
Crown Point for game with the team
from that city.
Thomas Duggan Of Alton, H.. is
spending a week with his family in
Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Harry Lee is slightly improved
at the Presbyterian hospital
Frank Ryan is home from Alton, Ill,
foI a short visit with his father ana
brother.
Rev c. NJ. Wright is at Medarvine.
Ind. whore he went to attend the wed
ding Of Rev, Warrener to Miss Emma
Guild.
Rev. Father Berg. or the Sacred
Heart church was assisted by priest
from St. Joseph college. Rensselaer,. at
the Christmas services. Wednesday,
Clay G. Collins is back at lis duties
as desk sergeant after spending Christ
mas with his mother and children in
Morocco. Ind.
Mrs. NJ c. Baker and grandson.
Charlie Baker. son Of Leroy Baker,
win go to Gary to reside with the
formers son, George Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Buck, with wnom they
now reside. Will soon move to Alton,
III.
Roy Gilmore Of Indiana Iyarbor Wis
tied Whiting friends yesterday.
Charles Maubeek is able to be cut
again alter his recent serious illness.
Mike Drakulich, who kept a saloon
at Schrage avenue ana Indiana boulo-
ward. cleaned ont his saloon and moved
to parts unknown.