The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-09
WHITING NEWS
Returns From Hospital.

Miss Mae Quinn, who was at St. An
thongs hospital in Chicago suffering
with severe case of blood poisoning,
as the result of being scratched with a
poece of copper wire, was able to re-
turn home Monday. It will, however.
be several weeks before Miss Quinn
VIII be able to resume her duties at
the telephone exchange.
Miss Bessie Naef of Whiting yester-
day began her work as teacher of the
intermediate grades in the highland
schools.
Miss Della Fieres entered upon her
duties as teacher in the Munster school
yesterday. and Miss Martha Schaaf be-
gan as music and art teacher in the
Hessville. Highland, Munster and Toles-
ton schools
Clarence Artman has resigned his
position at the Standard OIL Company
and gone to his home in Noblesvirre.
Ind. On Sept. &c, Mr.. Artman, who is
graduate of the Whiting high school,
VIII begin literary course at the In
diana University at Bloomington, Ind
Miss Irene Putnam spent Monday as
the guest of Mrs Willard B. VanHorne
of Indiana Harbor.
Mr.. Lloyd, who has been a guest at
the Putnam home, has resumed his
studies at Valparaiso University John
Ryan, who also spent his vacation with
the Putnams returned to Valparaiso
with Mr.. Lloyd.
Katherine Burne of Ohio avenue. is
now employed at the candle works of
the Standard Oil Conpany
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson have moved
from Central avenue to the Peterson
fats in Sheridan avenue and One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street
Mrs. Andrew Hammer, of Oliver
street spent Labor Day with relatives
in Chicago.
John Ballantyne was Gary visitor
Monday.
Miss Theresa Keul of Chicago has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Andrew
Hammer for several days..
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent have moved
from the Peterson flats to the Wal
dorf home in oliver street, which they
have recently purchased.
Mr.. Schroeder has returned from East
Chicago where he spent several days
with relatives.
Myrtle Peterson is home from Will
Jams Bay. Wis. where she spent the
summer with her aunt
Miss Edytha Hollett has returned
from visit of several days with her
sister in Danville, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Farr enter
tanned Chicago relatives over Labor
Day.
Floyd Banks of Hobart, is now re-
siding with his sister Mrs .Lutz. of the
Roberts fiat in One Hundred and Nine
teenth street.
Misses Irene Carringer, Della Priest
Dollie Turner, Nellie McTigh, Celia
Abraham. Margaret Langmyer, Dora
Bremen and Margaret Hughes were
Hammond visitors Monday evening.
NJ N. Castleman of Toleston was in
this city yesterday on business.
Harry Higgins of Kalamazoo, Mich.
spent Labor Day with his mother, Mrs.
Arthur Carey of Sheridan avenue.
Mrs. Capitola Blackh has returned
from Cleveland, O.. and has again
taken up her residence in Whiting.
Mrs. wycoff of Ohio avenue, has
gone to Adrian, Mich, to visit for two
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Com
fort Rogers, formerly of this city.
Arthur Cunningham OF Bakersfield,
Cal, is here to spend six weeks as the
guest Of his brothers Charles and Jesse
Attorney and Mrs. John westfar
have moved from John street to Cleve-
land avenue.
Mrs Julia vanceolet, who has been |
several weeks with her sister, |
Mrs. John Grady of Oliver street has |
to her home in Michigan.
Alderman C. A. Hellwig is home from