The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-26
WHITING NEWS

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at their home in Pennsylvania avenue
on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hartley
were married in Chicago the forepart
Of the week and are now en- route to
their home in Myersburg, Pa.
Mrs Henry Fiheld has returned from
a visit with relatives in Culver, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs Fred J. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs Gallus ]. Bader have returned
from Fort Wayne Ind, where they
spent few days.
Miss Elizabeth Naef has completed
her school work at Highlands and Will
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Naef, of Sheridan |
avenue Miss Naef will resume her /
teaching at the Highland school again |
in September.
Several of the high school boys are
showing their ambition by taking posi-
tions in the Standard Oil company for
the vacation period. Three of the boys
have gone as far as to take up the
work in the labor department which is
the hardest they could tackle.
Russell F. Smith has taken a position
at the new lake front park, which was
vacated by William z. Lindsay, who
has returned to Chicago.
The Masonic band will give a concert
at One Hundred and Nineteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue this evening
at 1880 p. m.
Miss Bessie NJ Tanner and her broth
er. David Tanner, will leave on Mon
day for Millersburg, n. D., to spend one
month as the guest of their uncle and
family
Hazel Reed is able to be out after her
recent illness.
superintendent and Mrs. John c. Hall
will leave Monday for Seattle. Wash,
and several other western points. They
expecte to be absent about one month.
Mrs Harrison Burns was in Chicago
yesterday.
Misses Florence Lee Martha Schaaf
Dele Fieres, Gaynelle Eaton and Flor
ence Kiefer will leave Monday for
| Ypsilanti Mich, to take a six weeks
! course in normal training at the Ypsi-
lanti summer school.
) Sid McHie Jr. of Hammond was a
Whiting visitor on Thursday evening.
Several Whiting young people are
planning a trip to White City tomor-
row evening.
= The report comes from Alton. Ill.
that one Of our popular young men who
was sent to that city to work for the
Standard Oil company has found in that
1 city his affinity. and will soon become
r a "benedict?"
Mrs. Earl Morgan and Mrs. I. R.
4 Vincent have returned from Aledo, Ill.
where they visited the latter's daugh-
5 ter. Mrs. Lemon. Mrs. Lemon and chill
dren returned with them and will visit
r here for few weeks.
/. Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Williams of the
e Petersen flats have returned from New
: York, where they visited with rela-
d tives.
: Miss Anna May Dineen entertained
n chr pupils at a piano recital at heI
home in Sehridan avenue yesterday aft
T ernoon.
g Miss Lottie Ross of East Chicago is
: visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr.
t and Mrs. Robert Denham, of Laportt
avenue.
Miss winifred Deathe of East Chi
cago spent yesterday with Mrs. Franz
# n Gavit
# Miss Berence Gilmore of Warren
IS O.. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs w B
Quiggle of New York avenue, and Mrs
J. A, b. Garfield Of Sheridan avenue.
r Miss Berniece Gardner of Goshen
IS Ind, is here visiting her cousins
Misses Anna, Maud and Florence FIR.
l. of Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin W. Bumhou
to have returned from their wedding tri
J. to New York. Mr.. and Mrs Bumhou
will reside in South Chicago.
m Miss Lois Wood of Gary Is visit
is ing her aunt. Mrs H n. Nichols c
John street.
e Miss Belle Morrison of Hammond Wis
tied yesterday and today at the HON
as of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Morrison c
e. New York avenue.
Miss Eta Dixon of East Chicago wa
n a local visitor yesterday
Wells Won Albade. St CyriPs 90. an
Paul Barsaloux Notre Dame. IL we1
guests of the Misses Loretta and Gene
We've Michaely of oliver street In II
= evening, with Charles Gamer St c,
ril's 06, they went to Chicago to after
q the alumni banquet of st. Cyrirs
Tip Top Inn, Chicago.
y Robert Powers who says he is
- marine fireman; James Walsh and ia
Burns were picked up by the poll,
last night when found lettering arour
uo town. This morning they were release
with the instructions to leave town.
James McTague. Steve Lofts al
JdldcS 0diIpDtAL spent q large DOTT1C
of Thursday night fishing at Lal
la9 Michigan. Having had good succe
l"s and becoming tired, they sat down
i'i9 the bank to take a rest and all we
no to sleep. During the course of Il
'a0 sleep shorty Campbell had nigh
mare, which told him to go home al
take the fish with him. The nightma
was therefore responsible for some We
ted surprised looks on McTague and Loft
when they awoke and the disappea
ent ance Of Campbell and the fish
old The owl club had tho last danciI
party Of the season last evening and
most pleasant evening was spent T
music was furnished by Professor G.
ISL Hays orchestra. A large number
He out-of-town persons were in atten
to- ance.
Skating every Saturday and sund
ca evening at the Coliseum rink, India
ma. Harbor
More for your money-easiest ter
. of payment-your home furnished