The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-07
WHITING NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther have returned
from an extended visit In Three Rivers,
Mich, and are stopping at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Trowe of oliver street
Mr.. Luther will now resume his duties
as superintendent OF construction at
the new steel mill in Gary. which has
been under the supervision Of his son
during his absence.
Mrs. John Tilton has returned to her
home in Lowell after a two weeks Wis
it with her son. Harry Tilton, and
family of LaPorte avenue.
william Green. Whiting $ popular
undertaken. IS back from ten days
visit in Indianapolis.
Mrs. A. Klose and niece, Elsie Trowe,
will spend Sunday in Valparaiso with
the formers daughter, Miss Ella Klose,
who is attending the university
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Goldsmith (nee
Madge Hazlettj Of Kansas City. Kan.
are expected mere in short time Is
visit the formers parents. Mr. and
Mrs. n. A. Goldsmith OF Sheridan ave
nue..
The auxiliary of the Eastern Star
met at the home of the vice president.
Mrs. Nick Wilson of Oliver street, last
night.
Miss Jennie szymanski Of Indiana
Harbor was the guest OF Whiting
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Catherine Garvin OF Chicago.
was here on business, and also paid
visits to several Of her old friends
Mrs. William Meyers of 1912
Stewart avenue. West Pullman, was
here on business yesterday
Miss Margaret Griffith and Junior
swartz We're at the skating rink in
San Souci Park. last evening.
John Hickey of New York avenue,
is rapidly improving from his serious
attack of typhoid fever. His nurse.
Mary E. O'Nen. returned to the Illi-
nois Training school. the patient re-
curing skilled care no longer
Miss Claire Lewis has returned from
Dewogiac Mich. to spend the winter
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
II. N. Nicholas Of John street. Miss
Lewis intends resuming her course at
the Chicago Musical college. which she
attended last year.
Mrs Jacob Keilman IS now able to
be around after protracted Siege Of
typhoid fever.
The prayer meeting of the Evange-
lical church was held last night.
The Ladies of the Macabees enjoyed
very pleasant session at their reg
ular meeting which was held Tuesday
evening. After the business routine
was disposed of the members pro-
ceeded to have a donkey party. For
pinning the donkeys tail in the cor
rect place, Miss Anna Slower was
awarded first prize. and for next
nearest, Mrs. Thiesen of Robertsdale,
was given the consolation prize. Dainty
refreshments were also served by a
volunteer committee.
The high school orchestra practised
in the auditorium last night, when two
new instruments were introduced. The
orchestra now consists Of ten mem
bers.
Louis Koch of Schrage avenue, was
taken to the Presbyterian hospital this
morning to undergo an operation for
gall stones. The many friends of Mr..
Koch will be sorry to hear that it was
necessary to take this as a last resort
TO save his life For six months he
has been doctoring with a Chicago
specialist. who promised to cure him
without an operation. but his family
was surprised to find at the last stage
that this was an impossibility.
Jay Moore Of Fischrupp avenue, is
able to be around with the aid Of
crutches after suffering intensely with
blood poison, which resulted from
picking a corn on his toe.
There are several cases Of measles
In town, the latest cases being re-
ported in the families of Thomas
OConnel Of Atchison avenue and Thos
Duffy of New York avenue The chill
dren affected with this disease seem
to have 1t very severely. AS one death
has resulted, it is necessary to take
precauton against its spreading.
Yando Book was arrested Tuesday
evening by officer Emmel for criminal
provocation. The trial was before
Judge Jones yesterday morning, and
Book was fined s1470 including costs.
LOST-Gents' watch chain and locket
Sunday evening. Reward. If returned
to 400 John street. Whiting.-11-513t