The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-18
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. william Curtis of oliver street
has returned from Cleveland, where she
visited her sisetr. Mrs. Welmore, and
also from Bayone.. n. J.. where she was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George P. France, who were formerly
residents Of this city.
Louis Gordon and son, Meyer, Of Toll
lesion were the guests of Joseph Bern
street and Mr.. Gordon's brother, Rob
ert Gordon of Schrage avenue.
Messrs. Gallus ]. Bader and Fred ].
Smith of this city attended a bankers
meeting In East Chicago on Tuesday
evening.
Rev. John B. Berg of the Sacred
Heart church, Rev. Felix Seroczynskt
of the Polish church and Rev. Benedict
Rajcany OF the slavish church and
Rev. Valentine Balogh of the Greek
Catholic church attended the semi-an
nual conference. which was held yes
terday at Hammond, at which all the
| priests in Lake county were in at
| tendance.
Miss Sarah Fritzen Of Bremen, Ind,
who has been the guest of Miss Kate
Wade at the rdesidence of Father Bene-
dict. left yesterday for Marion. Ind.
where she viii be nurse at the Old
Soldiers Home.
R. F. Smith of oliver street has TAX
en- position in the office of the Toll
lesion Lumber company
The regular meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America was held
in the F. Q. 2. hall on Tues.
day night, at which Harry Keefe wa:
initiated. After the meeting a lunch.
con was served.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Mud
!, rock and Andrew Karajeak took place
!, at the Slavish church. Rev. Benedic
Rajoany officiating. Both young PEG
pie are very well known and popula
in Polish society circles, and thei
many friends extend congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. Karajeak will reside II
Stieglitz Park
Miss Margaret Ward Of John stree
} was the guest OF Mrs. Wilbur Irish
? at the latters home in East hicago.
DR.. G. S. Hilliard was in Chieag
yesterday.
Peter Les and Geo. Modura. who wer
: arrested for breaking up box cars O.
the B. & o. railroad, were tried befor
Judge q. ". Jones and fined $1245
piece. Not being able to pay the hn'
it was stayed for ninety days to Civ
! them an opportunity to make good.
Messrs. G. s. billiard C. B. Manbecl
Henry E. Beaubien. Frank N. Gavit, Al
thur E. GLADDEN., Harry Scott an
Nathan Migatz were in Indiana Harbo
on Tuesday night attending the reput
lican banquet to Mayor Elect Schlieke
{ The Whiting men consider 1t one of til
finest hanquets ever given in this di:
2 trict and are quite honored to thin
they We're in on 1t.
2, The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ea
q Yea died at their home on Fred sire,
:. and was buried in Oak Hill cemeter
Hammond. Mrs. Zea's mother. Mr.
y Newman of Valparaiso is here visitin
e her.
Mrs. Frank n. Gavit and Mrs H.
Beaubien and daughters. Marion al
e Eleanor, have returned from a Wis
in Lacon and Princeton, III. At Lace
y they visited with Mr.. Beaubien's mott
/ err
Is Another addition has been made
r the Polish branch of the library, viii,
y is at the Polish parish. The additiC
/ has been in English books. but Poli
have been also received and will so,
/ be ready for circulation. The ne
l. Catholic encyclopaedia has been receiv
and will prove valuble to persons wis
d ing information in this line.
N Persons wishing Thanksgiving sto
n. les or recitations will find an interes
ID ing collection of books on this subje
er it being the aim of the force to alwa
O. have material for special days.
AZ A two-mile race will be the featu
at the Lewis rink. East Chicago, t
I night.