The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-19
WHITING NEWS

weeks visit, during which time he in
tends to touch at several Ohio points.
Miss Ivy Goldsmith of Sheridan av-
enue, accompanied Mrs. \. b. Garfield
on her eastern trip. At Norwalk, O..
Mrs. Garfield was Joined by her son.
Don, who preceded his mother two
weeks ago. After visiting Buffalo,
Cleveland and several other eastern
points, the trio intend to return 10
Whiting by the latter part of next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin of 425
Fred street are entertaining their
| daughter, Mrs John Carey, AID two
| children and friend of Point Rich
mond, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. William o. walker of
Sheridan avenue left yesterday for
lake trip intending to visit at several
Michigan rsorts.
Mrs. Gold, accompanied by her grand
| daughter Bessie Green, left yesterday
| for visit to Williamsport. Attica and
other Indiana cities
| DR.. William E. Putnam and family
made the trip from Whiting to Gary
| yesterday in Lon Stevensons launch
Mrs. James Allison Sr. has gone to
Point Richmond. Cal, to visit at the
/ home of her son and family, James AL
/ lison. No sooner had Mrs Allison gone
! than Frank Allison received telegram
saying James Allison and family were
| coming to Whiting to visit \ telegram
was at sent to California informing
James Allison that his mother has
| started on her way to visit him. The
| family have been much exercised over
| the state of affairs, but only hope the
/ telegram will reach its destination be-
fore the family start for whiting Mrs
n Allison is quite old to make the long
trip alone, and if she found upon reach
ing Point Richmond that there was no
one of her family to visit that the
shock and disappointment might poor
fatal
party of Whiting ladies went to
Gary, yesterday afternoon. where they
We're entertained at the home of Mrs
John Nyhon, $40 Connecticut street
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Allison and SON
| Willard, will go to Union Mills. Ind
on Sunday to spend two weeks.
John Cameron and family are home
from a two weeks visit to Independ-
ence, Ia. and Mr.. Cameron is back at
his duties in the fire department John
| X. Roberts is now on two weeks
leave of absence. He intends to remain
in Whiting until after the tournament.
when he and Mrs Roberts will go to
Lafayette Ind, to spend the remainder
of his vacation.
c. A. Hellwig Jr. is on the sick list,
and it is feared very much that the
young man is threatened with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Fred J. Smith will leave for her
summer home at Lake Wawasee again
this week, having come home to get
her sons, Russell and Walter ready for
their western trip.
John Popowich was taken in on one
Hundred and Nineteenth street by Of
: fcer Hughes last night and booked on
the charge of intoxication. After being
, held for a few hours he seemed to
straighten up considerable and was re-
leased on So bonds to appear before
Judge Jones this evening for trial
Mrs. George T. Gray has gone to the
Gavit farm to spend a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Adley Of 427
John street are entertaining Mr.. Joyce
of Pennsylvania
|
past few weeks that Attorney Chas
E. Greenwald, prosecutor of Lake anC
Porter counties. viii move his family
from Whiting to Hammond. Mr. Green
valid, in speaking of the rumor. SAID
he had been asked the question over
and over again, although there is
positively nothing to it. He admits
however, that the majority of his bus
property in this city he doesn't intenC
to leave as long as Whiting is as ac-
cessible to Hammond as it is at pres
emit other cities are anxious to claim
Attorney GreenwaId, but Whiting
suits him very well.
Edward Hammond was arrested Iast
night on charges preferred by his wife
charged with beating her He was re-
leased on $25 bonds, signed by II
Schrage and viii appear before Judge
Jones this evening for trial.
Ignatz Cernota was arrested and fne5
81 and costs, amounting to $12.60, for
? obstructing a public highway. Cernots
had secured several railroad ties which
he had piled in front of his house a
Center and One Hundred and Nine
teenth streets, and these proved to b,
| the Instructions.
George Bedapick, who was arreste,
for criminal provocation. was fine,
$3.50 by Judge Jones, which ne PAL,
and was released
Mrs. Edward Barnes has gone L
Iowa to join her husband. who has beer
there for three months.
Isaac Burns has returned after
several months visit in Denver. Colo.
Mrs. Charles Peterson of Sheridan av
II enue is entertaining friends from Chi
a cago.
I, A robbery was reported at the po
u lice station last night. The boss Of
q boarding house on Schrage avenue re
Il ports that one of the boarders brok
II into the trunks of fellow boarders. an
. after getting about s37 made his de
= parture. The police We're furnishe
e with good description of the mar
but as yet have been unable to locat
him.
Mrs. Paul H. Rapp entertained Mes
danes Isabelle Elliott and Frederic
:. Wiley of Chicago yesterday. The ladie