The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-15
WHITING NEWS


Short street entertained their son and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs E. opperman of
Hammond
Dr. A. ]. Lauer has returned from
Philadelphia. where he went with the
body of his mother, Mrs Joseph Lauer,
| who died at his home in oliver street
last week
The Daughters of Rebecca will give
a "Rube social in the L o. o. F. hall
on March 81. The evening will be one
long to be remembered If the plans
OF the members materialize, as an ex-
ceAent program and refreshments will
be given for 10 cents
Miss Ray Marks of Dixon, ILL., and
brother. Joe Marks of Chicago. spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs Max Stig-
iitz of One Hundred and Nineteenth
street
Mrs. Joseph vacha, who had relapse
OF pneumonia. is improving.
Bernice Sprague, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. sprague of Indiana
boulevard. is very i'll with typhoid
pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice o'Nen of shert-
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William Stenhouse in Park Manor. on
Saturday night
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William StenhOuse will be interested
J to learn that they are the proud ma
rents of a little daughter. The young
LADY will be named Gertrude. one of the
sponsors to be Miss Gertrude O'Neil of
Sheridan avenue, sister of Mrs Stem
house Mr.. and Mrs Stenhouse recently
moved to Park Manor, although the
former is still employed here in the
Standard OH companys main office on
Front street
Mrs. George Johnson returned RI
Michigan City yesterday after spend
ing the week with Mrs John Brink
man of Davidson place.
Caryl Hay. who has spent several
weeks here at the home Of his uncle.
George Hay of Cleveland avenue. has
returned to his home in Granville. III.
The Fortnightly club will meet this
evening at the home of Mrs. Frank M.
Long Of Laporte avenue. The Trend
of Our National Life in Philanthropy"
will be studied and some excellent pa
pers have been prepared.
The Plymouth church club Of the
Congregational church will give a St.
Patrick's supper in the church parlors
on Wednesday night A short program
Will be given and the evening in every
way is expected to be a most pleasant
one. The price is So cents, and the
menu is to be as follows:
Beef Loaf Roilad Ham
Dreamed Peas scalloped potatoes
Beets st Patricl saIaa
Pickles Rolls
St Patrick Ice Cream
Sake Coffee
Mrs. Fred R. Mcknight spent satur-
day night and Sunday with her sister
n-law in Chicago
Mrs George Hay and daughter. Mar
garet, have gone to Granville. Ill. and
several other Illinois points to visit
relatives of Mr.. Hay
The Misses Margaret Michaellv and
Grace Gill we're in Chicago on satur-
day
Mesdames N. Wilson and Byron Mont
ford saw The Broken Idol' al the
Whitney, Chicago on Saturday after
noon.
Complete Home OUTFITS for $50.
Terms SIS down. SIS monthly at spiegePs.
South Chicago's leading furniture
store. If
Several social affairs have been
planned TO take place in Whiting on
Wednesday. The Owl club will give
dancing party in their Headquarters.
the Modern Woodman will give a dance
in Mettier's hall. the dinner given by
the Plymouth church club and also
the annual entertainment TO be given
by the members of the Sacred Heart
church in Goebers opera House. under
the auspices of the A. o. IT, This last
affair will be the biggest Of all. and a
capacity attendance is expected by the
number Of tickets having been disposed
Of
The funeral of John Boiand of Grand
Crossing took place yesterday afternoon
from the Sacred Heart church In Center
street. Interment was in Greenwood
cemetery, Hammond Mr. Boiand. who
Is the brother of Tom Boland. manager
Tor the Knickerbocker Ice company
here, died at a Chicago hospital after
lingering illness with pulmonary
tuberculosis. He was As years of age.
and is survived by his wife and three
daughters.