The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-08-21

taxes, no interest
DAVIDSON BROTHERS.
Whiting, Ind.
Mrs. John McElroy of Fischrupp ave-
nue. has gone to Scottville, Mich, for
her annual visit
Mrs. Sam Ingraham has received a
letter from the doctor who has charge
of the case Of her son. Herbert. who is
suffering with tuberculosis, in which
he said he could give the family no
encouragement whatever in the case.
Mr.. Ingraham is at Lake Saranac in
the Adirondack mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hendrickson had a
valuable cow which cut its back so Sc
verely on a barbed wire fence that it
was necessary to kill the animal. The
cow had only been recently purchased
and the family feel the loss keenly.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Kessler has gone to
Rochester, Ind, to reside.
Misses Grace Flaugher and Willie
Fieres have returned from a two weeks
vacation which they spent at several
Michigan points. Both young ladies
resumed their duties yesterday, the
former in the postoffice and the latter
in the S. S. G. and E. office.
Mrs. Josephine Fernell is home from
Logansport where she spent several
months in a sanitarium.
Mr.. Llayd Of Central avenue is suffer
ing with a severe injury to his fore
head received bi being hit in the head
while at work in the Standard Oil
| Company Wednesday.
The Daughters of Rebekah held their
regular meeting Wednesday night. At
! the next meeting of the order, which
will take place Sep. 2. initiation will
take place, and several visitors are ex-
pected.
Mrs Adam Cook Of the East Side
visited Wednesday with Mesdames NJ
Holman and ]. K. Roberts.
Through The fundamentally. OF
Henry S. Davidson. the Congregational
| Sunday school in Wilcov has been pre-
scented with an organ. The orkan was
the property of the Whiting Congrega-
tional church, but as they possess a
piano and pipe organ, Mr.. Davidson
| took up the matter of giving the Will
cox people the old organ with the other
| church officials. They all readily con-
scented, feeling that 1t would be putting
the organ to good use, and the residents
of this little suburb are now much
pleased with their gift.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Wayne of West
| One Hundred and Nineteenth street
have moved to Stieglitz Park.
| Miss Bessie Walker is home from q
visit to Wanatah, Ind, and was ac-
| companied by two friends.
A picnic and supper was held at the
Lake Front Park Wednesday night, but
| owing to the cool wave, was not as wei
| attended as was anticipated.
Misses Celia Abraham and Margaret
Langmyer left yesterday for a two
weeks visit with relatives of the
| former in Union Mills, Ind.
Mr. Hatch, who has been bookkeepel
for the Whiting Lumber Sompany, has
been compelled to resign his position
owing to his failing eyesight, he now
being confined in a Milwaukee hospital
His position will be filled permanent,
by Miss Florence Schaub.
Miss Ingrie Hendrickson is home from
an extended visit in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Setter have been en-.
PERTAINING their daughter from Chi
cago.
Miss Ella C. Klose is entertaining he
cousin, Emma Hellwich, of Chicago
Lawn.
Mrs. William Stenhouse and daughter
of Hyde Park, spent yesterday with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O'Neil o
Sheridan avenue.
Joseph Peceny is in Chicago to spenc
a week or ten days with his aunt.