The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-15
WHITING NEWS

basement and many other things.
J. Duane Gleghorn. who has been
spending the summer here, will leave
next week for BeIoit Wis, to resume
his studies at the University of Be
lott.
Mrs. Harry Scott and daughter. Miss
Geraldine Scott Of Ohio avenue, are
home from a three months visit in the
east
Rev. Benedict Rajcany Of the slavish
church transacted business in Milwau-
kee today
Messrs. Ollie and Alfred zangg of
Huntington, Ind. are here for several
weeks during which time they will be
in the employ of the National Transit
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Collins. who have
been residing in Clark street, will move
to Pttsburg. Pa. which was their for
mer home
Rev. John Thiele left yesterday for
his home in Fort Wayne. Ind. after
visiting with his brother. John Thiele,
and his numerous friends here.
Pat Murphy of the National Transit
A-ResAtS - tlJtS AilS a ANO WtGhS Va
cation
Mr.. and Mrs. Dohmen of schrage ave-
nue. will move to Robertsdale.
An automobile party composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Marks and Mrs.
Rosie Pitzele, all of Chicago. visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stieg-
litz of One Hundred and Nineteenth
street
Mrs. Joseph Marks and baby will
spend two weeks visiting at the home
of Mrs Max Stieglitz From here Mrs
Marks viii! go to Nebraska.
Rev. Paul Siska OF Westville, Ind.
was the guest of Father Benedict yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mogenson Of Chica-
go have been spending a few days as
the guests of the latters brother, Rev
Benedict Rajcany. Yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. Mogenson left for Arizona. where
they will spend the winter
The Woman's Home Missionary So
eiety met yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. Ferguson of Sheridan avenue.
The Fortnightly programs for 1909
1910 have been issued. and on next
Monday. Sept. 90. the club will hold its
first session after its adjournment for
the summer. The officers for this
year are: President, Miss Carol NJ.
Keife; vice president. Mrs Sam Camp
bell; secretary. Mrs. Thomas Boyle;
treasurer, Mrs. w A. Upton. The pro
gram committee consists Of Mesdames
William Walker. L. S. Swartz. and f.
NJ. Webster. The first meeting. which
will be held next Monday. will be at
ha 49,
Sheridan avenue, and the program con
ststs of a discussion of the Seattle ex-
position by Mesdames L H. Mattern.
John c. Hall and c. D. Davidson.
Mike Setch, who was arrested for
maliciously brea king a window in the
home Of Constable Kuffner was fined
81 and costs in Judge Jones court last
night Upon payment OF which he was
released.
Rev. Felix Seroczynski of St Adal-
hert's church went to Rensselaer, yes
terday where he took three boys from
his parish to St. Joseph's college. The
boys who have entered this institution
from Whiting are f. Libert, Michael
Petzold and John Kokarz The two
latter boys went to school at Milwau-
kee. Wis. last year, but young Libert
has just completed his course in Whit
ing
The wedding of Miss Anna Sells to
Eugene Biesen was solemnized yester-
day morning at the Sacred Heart
church. The ceremony was performed
BY Rev. John B. Berg
The republican committee will hold
an important meeting this evening.
Nick Miller Of Sheridan avenue viii
go TO Lafayette on Friday to be the
guest of his son. Charles Miller. at
Prdue university.
Miss olga Klima will resume her du-
ties in the Whiting telephone office to-
morrow after a weeks vacation. which
she spent in Chicago
Charles Mohlken was initiated into
the owl club, Writings leading social
organization. on Monday night. The
young man was the victim OF many
FRANKS at the hands Of the older mem
bers. and it is safe to say he will not
soon forget the night he joined the owl
club
Arnold Exton has resumed his stud
les at Purdue university. where he is
now a junior.
The new home Of Mr. and Mrs. Dona-
nue. on sheridan avenue is well under
way. and will greatly enhance the
beauty Of this street
Mrs. Reed Of the Petersen fats was
the guest of Mrs O. d Williams yes
terday at her home in Gary.
Mrs. Arthur Carey was in Chicago
yesterday
Mrs. Joe James Of New York ave-
nue. returned last evening from Hunt
ington. Ind. where she visited a few
DAYS with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Daub.
Or. William E. Putnam and his
daughter Elizabeth have just re-
turned from most pleasant trip which
they made ia their horse and buggy
The distance covered was 100 miles
and took them three days and three
nights. stops were made at Valpa-
raise. the Gavit farm and at Hebron
While one Of the occupants OF the bug
gy would drive, the other would read
aloud. and this is the way they did on
the entire trip. The doctor is con
graduating himself. for he said he
hardly thought he would be able to
make the trip with his SIS buggy and
his $50 horse. but Phillip made good
all right
Mrs. + simpson. who has been here