The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-30
WHITING NEWS
Whiting Sun Goes Up.


Last week a runner was rife to- the
effect that the paper would be pur-
| chased by three prominent Whiting |
men. After considering the matter Sc
riously these gentlemen found things to |
be in too serious a state to undertake |
The Sun outfit will be moved to the
Call office, and the paper will con-
tinue under the name of the Whiting
Call until a later date when they may
decide to change the name.
Editor William Hickey of The Sun
will also be employed in The Call Of
fee, and soon the Whiting Sun, Whit
ings pioneer newspaper, will no more
be heard Of
| The new move is a surprise to all,
and is the most talked of affair of the
day.
| Miss Louise Morton of Crown Point
spent a few days here visiting with
/ friends and relatives.
whiting was well represented at the
Elks' ball in East Chicago on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Fred J. Smith was in Chicago
on Saturday.
The Misses Grace and Ruth Spring
returned to their home in Austin yes
terday, after spending a few days with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hannephin, of One Hundred and Nine
teenth street
Arthur Sass is home from Croker,
Ind, where he visited with relatives
since Wednesday.
c. o. Record, manager of the local
!. telephone exchange. went to Aurora,
H.. Saturday night to remain until
today with relatives.
Miss Mae Quinn spent Sunday with
her parents at their home in Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Clark of Alton,
Ill., are visiting with the latters par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie, of New York
avenue.
Miss Katherine Petersen was Chi
, cago visitor on Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Hammer and children
of Oliver street will move to Englewood
the latter part of this week to reside
t with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Keul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hollett of Sheri-
dan avenue will move into the McFad-
den house in oliver street. which is at
present occupied by Mrs. Andrew KAN
l mer.
Miss Edna Putnam of Valparaiso uni
versity spent a few days with her
!, parents, DR.. and Mrs. William E. Put
nam.
Miss Irene Putnam has returned
from South Dakota, where she went
. several months ago to teach school
Miss Putnam reports the weather in
Dakota as already being very severe
. and as it was impossible to adapt her
9 self to the extreme cold, she found ii
necessary to resign her position il
# order to return home.
: Miss Ivy Lloyd, who also went Il
IS South Dakota with Miss Putnam, where
she also taught school, also returned
@ home
Miss Lloyd is at present visiting a
= the Putnam home but both young la
- dies will again return to valparais,
= university, from which place boil
:, graduated last year.
Mrs. Max Stiglitz is entertaining he
= father, Phillip Marks. of Dixon, Ill.
re Miss Ray Marks of Dixon, ILL.,, an,
Mr.. Joe Marks of Chicago have beef
visiting with their sister, Mrs. Ma.
Stiglitz of One Hundred and Nine
teenth street.
- Floyd Mong and Clinton Harris say
: THE Girl at the Helm" at the LaSall
theater in Chicago Saturday.
Mesdames John Morrison and Edwar
- Deans spent Saturday visiting with Mrs
Thomas Morrison of Truman stree
Hammond. and also Mrs. Everett RE
L man Of Calumet avenue, Hammond.
re both of Valparaiso university hav
spent several days visiting the former
Vn parents, Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Putnam
g Mr.. and Mrs. William Sass, who live
- in the Barry fat on One Hundred an
Nineteenth street, have purchased tn
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson of Ger
trail avenue and are already comfort
TO ably located there.
Miss Margaret Lyttle of valparais
has spent her Thanksgiving vacatio
tn as the guest Of Miss Ella c. Klos
In Miss Lyttle will be pleasantly remen
bered as the elocutionist who last wiz
MS ter gave recital here with Miss Klos
go for the benefit of the athletic associs
I'm ton of the Whiting high school.
&C. Mrs. Henry F. Lewis of Sheridan av
enue is improving from her operate
We for appendicitis which she underwel
ed at a Chicago hospital last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Gibson of Central av,
on nue. have moved to Iowa to reside pc
to manentyl. Mr.. Gibson was formerly
Whiting carpenter.
John Cameron of the Whiting fire d
partment has been indisposed for Il
past few days
not
ar. William Green of the Hellwig u
IS, dertaking establishment spent Satu
M day in Chicago.
the The funeral of the infant son of ID
md and Mrs. Walter Smith of One HUI
is dred and Nineteenth street took pla
h.. he on Saturday, interment being at Har
its mond
fen Mrs. Henry Behrnes of New Yo
tn avenue is entertaining her sister, Nj
the Weinworm and children of Chicago.
ars Mrs. Walter Wuthenow of Hammol
ny pps visited friends here on Saturday.
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