The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-25
WHITING NEWS


Wallace T. Corpe. who has been Wis
iting friends in Indiana Harbor and
Whiting. returned to his home in Wis
tula. Ind, saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Knuth Of Milwaukee
are the guests Of the latter's parents.
Rev. and Mrs. Phi. Willie Of Clarke
court
Miss Ella G. Klose accompanied by
Miss Ceorgiana Hess are here from
Valparaiso, visiting the formers moth
er. Mrs. \. Klose Of one Hundred and
Nineteenth street
DR. and Mrs. William z. Putnam and
children accompanied by Miss Ivy Lloyd
who is their guest saw '9The Man From
Home" at the Studebaker in Chicago
Saturday afternoon
James Morrison Of Fred street, who
sprained his ankle BY falling off
barrel while at work in the Standard
last week is able 10 be around with
the aid Of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond OF Indiana
Harbor spent yesterday with Mr. and
Mrs. Dunn Of Sheridan avenue
The Methodist Athletic association
were victorious in two lively games
of basket BAN which were PLAYED in
Mettiers hall, Saturday night The
first game was with the Grand Cross
fngs Crescents It contained. many. ex-
citing features and resulted in score
of "a TO T. The lineup was as follows.
Grand Crossings Crescents-C. .McCon-
mel. !. f.; r. Allen, +. f.. c. White, q:
Shepardson, ]. &. Methodist Athletic
association Squier l. f. L. Grifith.
T. f.; i. Pritchard, C.; Y. Eaton r g
T. Moore. !. &. The score for the sec
ond game which was with the East
Chicago Alunae team was 20 TO 9. Pine
following men helped to make this an
interesting game for the large mum
Der of spectators: East Chieago-M
Shane. r. r. Hascau. /. r Rail 6.
Williams, r. e.. Johns l. z Methodist
Athletic association. Peceny. r. f.;
Kleiber, l. f.; e. Girard, c.; B Pritchard,
+. g.; v Eaton, l. &.
Miss Margaret Munro Is spending
few days with Ex-Governor Tanners
daughter at seth place. Chicago.
Junior Swartz had a valuable over
coat stolen from the clothes rack in
the Boston Oyster House in Chicago.
Chicago. Saturday afternoon. while
eating dinner.
A large number from Whiting wit
messed the football game between the
Maroons and Carisles at Marshall Field
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Alberding Of Chicago
spent Saturday and sunday with the
latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hem
by of Sheridan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nyhon OF Gary
were the guests of their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Fillmurray. Yesterday.
Joseph Bernstein IS entertaining his
nieces, Molly and Mamie Bernstein Of
Chicago.
Messrs, Gustave Krebs and George
Mong saw "45 Minutes From Broad
way" at McVickers theatre. Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Knapp at
Cheltenham yesterday.
The services at the Congregational
church was in charge of Arthur Beau
bien's division of the Mems club last
night. Miss Claire Lewis of Dewogiac,
Mich, rendered a most pleasing vocal
solo.
Peter Pfeifer and wife spent Sunday
at St. John, where they visited his
brother. John Pfeifer. who is i'll with
the typhoid fever.
Miss Barbara Schoefer Of Englewood
spent yesterday with her parents.
The little son Of Mr. and Msr. Joseph
Scher Of Sheridan avenue is III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koch Of Oliver
street went to St. John yesterday to
attend q celebration in honor of the
birthday of their mother Mrs. Andrew
Hammer. An excellent time was en-
joyed and it was a very pretty affair
Those present were: AR and Mrs
Mathew Schoefer. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Koch from Whiting. MIR. and Mrs. Nick
Hammer, st. John; Mike Hammer and
son of Englewood and Theodore KAN
mer and son from Dyer.
Mrs. Rose Corners, "our palmist." IS
located in Hammond whore She viii
be pleased to meet her friends and old
patrons. See add in other column.