The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-16
WHITING NEWS


Hundred and Nineteenth street have
gone to Washington. D. c.. to visit
with Mr.. Stevenson's parents.
The Misses Celia Abraham and Dora
Bremen were South Chicago visitors
last Monday evening.
Miss Eva Gordon of Toleston spent
Monday at the home of her uncle, Jo-
seph Bernstein. of One Hundred and
Nineteenth street.
Earl Rittman of Fred street is on the
sick list.
officer Joseph vacha went to Val
paraiso to try his luck at catching
rabbits.
Miss Marguerite Fifield is expected
home from college in a few days to
spend her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Fiheld. of Oliver
street.
Mrs. Joseph Bernstein is improving
at the Presbyterian hospital, Chicago,
and it is thought that she will be able
to be brought home by next Sunday.
| Miss Mary Hickey has been doing
| work for Attorney Westfall the past
| few days.
Both the Sunday schools Of the
Methodist and Congregational churches
are planning elaborate Christmas exer-
cises. Cantata will be given by the
children at both churches.
The entertainment by Union council
No. 9. D. of L.. will be given in the 1.
| o. o. F. hall this evening. Admission.
| including refreshments will be loo.
Mr.. and Mrs Malo and family have
recently moved here from Hammond
and are residing at 444 Fred street.
| The Malo's were former residents of
this city, but moved to Hammond about
| two years ago.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
sregational church held an all-day ses-
sion in their church parlors yesterday.
held their annual election of officers
In the Masonic hall at their meeting
on last Monday night.
Those elected were follows:
Worthy matron Mrs. George T
Gray.
Patron-Earl Morgan.
Associate matron-Mrs. Harry Tip
ton.
COnductreSS-MrS. Kate Bret.
Assooiate-Mrs. Amelia Burton.
Secretary-Miss N E. Wycoff.
Treasurer-Mrs. James Twitt.
The above officers will be installed
at the first meeting in January wher
it expected a banquet will be held.
The 800" club. which is composed Of
about twenty Whiting society ladies
| baI,3 THAR fret M aofipo Yesterday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Gallus J
Bader of oliver street. The meetings
will be held every week.
l John Atchison, who lived here will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Atchi
son for several years, but who moves
to Oklahoma about two years ago, ha
returned to Whiting with a view t
again making this city his permanen
abode.
LOST-Sunday child's brown fur cola
on One Hundred and Nineteent
street. Reward for return to Harr
Hubbards barber shop, Whiting, Ind.
The directors of the Whiting publ
4 library held their regular month";
3 meeting in the library on Monday even
4 ing The members present at tn
:. meeting were: Mesdames H. F. Fifielt
William Curtis A. d. Davidson an
Messrs. H. G. Muffitt, James Gill an
John M. Thiele
Miss Bessie M. Tanner is improvin
from her recent illness and will 500
be able to resume her duties as ste
: nographer for the board of education
which place is now being filed b
9 Miss Gaynelle Eaton.
Felix McElroy, who was i'll with lun
q bago at the home of his brother, job
: McElroy, of Fischrupp avenue has re
covered sufficiently to be taken to HI
home in Wilcox.