The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-04-11
Missed in Whiting.

Missed in Whiting.
The many friends of Maurice Stack |
of Hammond were grieved to hear of
his deaf (which followed a siege of
typhoid. Mr.. Stack was a prominent
figure at social gatherings in this city, |
and by his means had gained large
circle of acquaintance who held him in
very high esteem. His family, consist |
ing of his mother, two sisters and a
brother. have the sympathy of all who |
knew their son and brother, here.
Mrs. John P. Obenshain and daugh-
ter Helen. have returned from Park
Manor where they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomas for few
days.
Mrs. Thomas of John street, who has
had the second attack OF typhoid with
in few months. is improving slightly.
Carl welsby has gone to Franklin,
Pa. to remain several months with his
grandparents in the hopes of recuper-
ating.
| Clarence Artman visited Alexander
Hamilton at St Demands hospital in
Chicago, last night and found him i'm
proving.
Comfort Rogers of Ohio avenue has
returned from Adrian, Mich, where he
spent a few days with his mother.
Mrs. James Burk of Gary was the
guest OF Mrs. Joseph D. Murphy of New
York avenue yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church held an all-day ses-
sion Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Perrigo has returned from
Libertyville, O., where she visited with
her mother.
Mrs Joseph D. Murphy of New York
avenue, is threatened with typhoid
fever.
William Walker. ST.. who has the
typhoid fever. is improving, the attack
being light one.
Mrs. Skinner and children Of Auburn
Park were the guests of Mrs. NJ. Hell
man Of Pennsylvania avenue, Thurss
day.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jancik died at their home in Railroad
avenue after a short illness. The in
terment took place at Greenwood ceme-
terry yesterday. the services being held
in Father Benedict's church in Roberts
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harper and
family have moved from the Porter
fiat, New York avenue and John street
to the Allison cottage in Fischrupp
avenue.
keeping and will live with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Eaton.
Misses Amelia and Ida Hoppe and
Misses Lydia and Paula Lott and their
sister, Mrs. Louis Last attended the
Lutheran church in South Chicago
Thursday night.
The Daughters OF Liberty held their
regular meeting Thursday night a
pleasant session being enjoyed. The
next meeting will be a costume party.
representative of the Lake County
Ice and Cold Storage company of East
Chicago was in this city soliciting Gus
toners for the ensuing season. He
stated that they would sell ice to pa
irons for 20 cents per hundred lbs.
which is much less than people here
are accustomed to paying The ice is
manufactured from filtered water
which fact alone will make for It a
ready sale. after the recent typhoid
fever epidemic, which we have had all
winter.
Several of the lower grades in the
public school have had no school for
the past three days on account of the
furnace being out of order.
Junior Swarts is contemplating trip
to Ohio.
Charles Miller will return to La
, fayette Monday morning to resume his
studies at Purdue university, having
came home for the purpose Of attend
ing the oratorical contest
/ Messrs C. A. Helwig of Whiting and
Charles A. Johnson of Crown Point at
) tended the funeral of Charles Otto an
, old resident of Chicago. and a prom
| inent Mason, who died at his home $40
, Fulton street the result of an abs
cess in his ear. Mr.. Otto was manu-
facturer of caskets and his funeral was
attended by over three hundred I'M
, dertakers. The funeral of Otto was
the one at which the startling rail &C
cident in Winch four women and a
man returning from the cemetery were
, ground to death on the Aurora, Elgin
l & Chicago Electric road near May
wood. 1t is said the fragments OF
a limbs and clothes were strewn along
s the tracks for a distance Of 500 feet
i Misses Edith Langenhan and Mary
: Bremen were South Chicago visitors
Thursday evening.