The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-27
WHITING NEWS
Will Enter a Convent.

VIII Enter Convent.
Miss Fannie McTfgue of One Hundred
and Nineteenth street will soon leave
for the Adirondack mountains in New
York, where she will enter a convent.
The change will be made partly for
the benefit of the young ladies' health.
Miss Nellie Hannephin and nieces.
Jessie and Ruth Spring, have returned
to their home In Austin. Ill. after
spending several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hannephin.
Miss Berneice Allen was able to
resume her duties in the public school,
after serious illness.
Miss Katherine wenger of Davidson
place is suffering with typhoid fever.
Mrs. William E. Putnam has gone
to Menominee, Mich, to spend sew
eral weeks as the guest of her moth
err. Mrs. Wilson.
Joseph Won Rembow intends open
ing his saloon at Front and One Hun
bred and Nineteenth street within a
few weeks. Won Rembow formerly kept
saloon in Indiana boulevard, but was
put out of business by the remon-
Miss Jessie s. Henderson is back at
her duties as teacher in the eighth
| grade of the public school, after suf-
ferins with blood poison which she re-
ceived while picking oak leaves for a
| drawing lesson.
Solomon Pier, manager of the Re-
| liable store in One Hundred and Nine
| teenth streets, was united in marriage
| to Miss T. Lewis of Chicago After
short trip to Milwaukee the young
| couple will return to Whiting, where
they will reside in the Recht flats.
The funeral of the 15-months-old son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Halazki, who
died after short illness with pneu-
monia, was held from the Greek Catho-
| lie church yesterday Services were
preached by Rev. Balogh Interment
was at Hessville.
Carl White of Hammond was a
Whiting visitor Sunday evening.
Miss Dollie Turner has resumed her
duties in S. Lederer's department store
In South Chicago after a slight Illness.
Mesdames Peter Koch and Joseph
Scherr transacted business at Roby
yesterday.
Miss Celia Schaefer and brothers, AL
bert and Michael Schaefer. and An
/ drew Keilman spent Sunday visiting
| with relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Lizzie schaefer and daughter,
Celia. were the guest of friends in
South Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Scott of Ohio
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lace and Mr.. and Mrs. Diesenroth of
Hyde Park at dinner on Sunday.
AS typhoid fever is encroaching upon
us again DR.. A ]. Lauer, secretary
of the board OF health. requests that
all drinking water be boiled.
Judge George w. Jones transacted
business in South Chicago yesterday
Albert Dhorson. aged II years old
| Robertsdale. who was arrested for
stealing coal from the c., L. S. & E.
| cars, was taken to Crown Point yes
his fine of $14.50.
Rev. w. G. Puddefoot of Indianapo-
lis preached at the Congregational
church on Sunday.
Mayor Fred J. Smith was in Gary
| yesterday afternoon
The Methodists will give a church
social tomorrow evening. A good pro-
gram has been prepared and the pub
lie is cordially invited.
The pupils in the public schools will
have two days vacation this week The
school will be closed on Thursday, as
this day has been chosen for the
teachers to visit other schools, and or
Friday. owing to the teachers insti-
tute, which Will be held on Friday an6
Saturday.
Mrs. Harrison Burns and Mrs Johr
Sonmers attended the Calumet theatel
Saturday.
Miss Katherine Burns visited
friends Saturday and Sunday at Engle
wood.
J, Wanted - Twenty five experienced
salesladies, apply at once at the HUI
Department Store, whiting, Ind.