The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-29
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. H. Ginsburg and daughter who
lived in Whiting several years ago, but
who now resides at 2S7 Forty fourth
street, Chicago. were in Whiting yes
terday renewing old acquaintance and
looking after their property interests
on East One Hundred and Nineteenth
street.
Mrs. Abe Goldsmith of Schrage ave-
nue. spent Tuesday evening in East
Chicago visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Max Stieglitz entertained sew
eral friends and relatives at her home
| in One Hundred and Nineteenth street
on Monday. Among the out-of-town
guests were: Mr. Stearn and Miss
Hattie Pitzele of South Chicago and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks of Chicago.
Fred Henry of Woodlawn was
Whiting visitor last evening.
Arthur Cunningham. who recently
returned to Whiting from California,
has opened a saloon in Stieglitz park.
D. Johnson of Hammond spent last
evening with Whiting friends.
Misses Irene Darlington. Nellie Nc
Tigue. Dora Bremen and Clifford Moore
and Theodore Bremen attended a dance
in Gary Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hickey of New York avenue
entertained her cousin, Mrs. Sarah
Brooks. of Pittsburg and her cousin,
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Chicago yester-
day.
Mrs. J. McGaf and daughter, Anna
May. of East Chicago were visitors
here yesterday
Fred Carlson of Cleveand avenue is
at the Western hospital in Chicago
suffering with typhoid fever.
DR.. J. f. Take of Valparaiso was
a visitor in Whiting yesterday. DR..
Take was formerly one of our leading
physicians.
Oliver o. Forsythe of Chicago made
a business trip here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Pizer, who
were married in Chicago last week,
have returned to Whiting and are re-
siding in the Recht flats in One Hun
dred and Nineteenth street and Clark
street
John McCabe, who for several months
made his home in Whiting with George
M. Collins, but who more recently lived
with friends In Hammond, left yester-
day morning for Roseville, Cal. to re-
side permanently with his father. John
McCabe is the lad who made such a
hit at the fremen"s tournament in
Crown Point, when he acted in the
capacity of mascot for the Whiting
f1remen.
Carriers Georgia jubilee singers are
booked for Whiting Friday evening
Nov. s, at the Congregational church
Admission Is and 25 cents The press
throughout the country class them as
the best in their lines, singing old ne
gro melodies, plantation and camp
meeting songs of a hundred years age
in Dixie land. Come and hear them
as they will give you q fine program
If your candidates win celebrate BY
Y taking the whole family to see these
minstrels and If you are down heart
ed go anyway. Cheer up and forge
it.
Mesdames James Burton, D. B. Pur
inton and Miss Margaret Griffith saw
the Lion and the Mouse" at the Au
ditorium in Chicago yesterday after
noon.
i L S. Van Westrum has gone to Can
r ada business trip.
William Hickey and Ed O"Hara wer
: in Hammond on political business yes
terday.
n Miss Mary Hickey was a South Chi
cago visitor on Tuesday.
d Mrs. John Hannephin was in Chi
cago yesterday.
n The schoolmates of Lusan vincen
gave her most pleasant surprise a
her home in New York avenue Il
honor of her 10th birthday. The sur
prise was a most agreeable one bot
for the host and her guests inasmuc
as all enjoyed themselves immensely
dainty luncheon was served and tn
IS young lady was the recipient of man
beautiful and useful presents.
n The wedding of Miss Nora Dillo
and Cornelius O'Keefe took place a
g the Sacred Heart church ,yesterda
morning at o'clock. The ceremon
was read by Rev J. B. Berg in tn
- presence of several friends and rela
tives. The young couple was attend
is ed by Miss Katie Allen and Corneliu
O'Keefe, both of Chicago The latte
IS being a cousin of the groom.
The wedding. though simple. wa
n very pretty, the bride and her attend
ant both wearing beautiful whit
dresses. After the church ceremon
was over the bridal party and thei
friends proceeded to the home of tn
couple on Fred street which will b
their future home. Mrs. O'Keefe IT
Gently came here from Chicago and hs
Mt made her home with her aunt. Mr.
w Patrick Lynch, on Davidson place. TIL
l. groom is employed a the Standar
Oil company and is very popular wit
his co-workers.
re Both Mr.. and Mrs. OKeefe have til
~ best wishes Of their many friends.
re Undertaken Helling viii direct II
ne funeral of the 5-months-old son
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eggers of Hai
ID rison avenue, Robertsdale. which wi
err be held at Oak Hill cemetery. Han
We mond. tomorrow.
m Miss Josie Roberts is detained fro
g, her duties in the public school by
r. severe cold.
! ROBERTSDALE.
k, Mrs. Wilson Hepburn of Harrisc