The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-05
Invitations Are Ont.


The invitations for the wedding of
Miss Mary Stoerlein and Alexander M. |
Hamilton have been issued The date
of the wedding is Sept. Is. and will
take place at the home OF the bride in
Spirit Lake, Ia.
This wedding is one of more than the
1T involves two of Writings popular
people.
Miss Stoerlein has for the past five
years been English teacher and as
sistant principal of the high school
and Mr.. Hamilton is also well and ia
vorably known, being a most trusted
employee of the Standard Oil Company.
Mrs. James Gill and children are home
from Lake Wawasee, Ind, where they
spent the summer.
| Mrs. James NedJl and son Lambert,
were in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Guy Flemming and children,
have gone to Pine Lake, Ind, to re-
side for a few months. Mr. Fleming
is employed by William Burton, assist
ant superintendent of the Standard Oil
Company at his summer home, which is
at Pine Lake.
1 -
| Clarence have retrned from an extend
| ed eastern trip, part of the time being
spent at the home of Mrs. Bader's sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Lumm, at her home
In Pittsburg.
Mike Toneko of Fred street, remains
very low with typhoid fever.
Mildred. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Locke of Ohio avenue has
been taken down with diphtheria Their
house is under strict quarantine to pre-
vent the disease from spreading.
Mrs. App and daughter, Miss Bessie,
are visiting in Michigan.
Miss Pearl Travis visited in South
Chicago yesterday.
Arnold Exton will leave next Tues
day for Purdue University at Lafayette,
Ind, where he will begin a course of
studies.
Miss Elizabeth Putnam was the guest
of Miss Nellie Hannephin at her home
in Austin yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gfrard and son,
FRANC, were at Riverview Park in Chi
cago Thursday.
Mrs. Swint and daughter, Miss Cath
crime of Hammond, were Whiting visit
ors Thursday evening.
Misses Bessie Walker and Pearl
Travis, will see Lena Rivers" at the
Calumet this evening.
Alderman Frank Long and Herman
Water and City Clerk George w Jones,
returned yesterday from a fishing trip
up the Kankakee river
Attorney and Mrs Frank N Gavit
and children are expected home from
their European tour the fore part of
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred N. Brett and son
Lloyd. who have been visiting relatives
here for several weeks, will return to-
morrow to their home in Alton, Ill.
Miss Hazel O'Hara of Cleveland. O., is
expected here tomorrow for a short
visit with her cousin. Miss Helen
O'Hara of Cleveland avenue.
Mrs Welsby of John street. who has
been so very low with typhoid fever is
we'll on the road to recovery The
trained nurse, Miss Addie Dingman, is
still in attendance.
Harry Higgins Of Whiting, who has
been at Kalamazoo. Mich, taking a
business course, has completed his work
and is now employed in the court stem
ographer's Office in that city.
Miss Lydia Fieres of Whiting who
has been employed in the South Shore
Gas and Electric Company's office at
Indiana Harbor for the past two years
has been compelled to resign her posi-
ton owing to the illness of her mother
5 Miss Fieress resignation took effect
, today an dshe will be succeeded by
Miss Nora Moylan. also of Whiting.
Miss Maylan is chief operator at the
Chicago telephone Office at Indiana
Harbor This company will feel Miss
Moylan's loss keenly as she has the
reputation of being a first class oper-
Z ator.
Mrs Alice Ginnapp of Chicago is the
, guest of her mother, Mrs. Quigley of
q John street.
g Mrs Charles Ecklen Of New York
!, avenue is in the Wesley hospital In
n Chicago, where she underwent a seri-
s Gus operation for cancer of the spine
e The operation has proved successful and
: and present reports are as encOura ging
as can be expected.
n Matin Scotia Of steiben street, passed
!. away at st. Margaret's hospital IN
;. Hammond last Thursday night, after