The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-15
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. John Wylie and her daughter.
Mrs. Joseph Atwen, have returned from
a visit with relatives in Cleveland, o.
Miss Louise Morton will return to
her home in Crown Point tomorrow
after a visit of several days with Whit
ing friends.
Miss Amelia Hoppe. chief operator at
the local telephone exchange, left yes
terday for Milwaukee for a two weeks
vacation at Milwaukee, Wis. where she
will visit with her brother and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Hoppe.
Gentry Bros circus Will show in
Whiting on July %. They intend to
pitch their tent on One Hundred and
Nineteenth street, but have not yet de-
cided as to the exact place.
Mrs. Catherine Stewart and daugh-
tiers, Irene and Evelyn, were in Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Dexter and children have
gone to Coldwater. Mich, for seevral
weeks. The trip viii be made for the
benefit of Mrs. Dexter's health.
/ A bright little daughter was born to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey W. Robson Of
the Putnam flats yesterday morning.
Mother and child are doing nicely
nue. has returned from Goshen, Ind,
where she spent one week visiting with
her mother
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mattern and
daughters, Helen and Louise, will leave
tomorrow for Seattle. Wash. to visit
their son and also attend the Alaska
Yukon exposition.
Mrs. George T. Gray most charmingly
entertained several ladies at her home
in Pennsylvania avenue on Tuesday
night in honor Of Mrs Wilbur B. Read
ing, who is visiting here. and also Mrs.
Emma Wylie Atweu of Oakland Cal.
Both guests were former whiting So
ciety ladies', and it was a great pleas
ure to have them here again, and this
added greatly. together with the hos
pitality of the hostess, in making the
event one long to be remembered.
John Keistolich, the man who was
charged with hitting Thomas Perpich
over the head, on July 4, with a deton-
ating cane and who has since beer
held at the local police station to await
the outcome of Perpich's condition, was
last night given a hearing before Judge
6 Gorge W. Jones, who placed him un-
der $500 bonds. Perpich is still at st
AIargarets hospital, but is recovering
quite satisfactorily from the two scalI
wounds which Keistolich inflicted.
Ben Pritchard Of sheridan avenue i!
visiting relatives at Joliet, III.
The La Vendors Will go to Hobart t
play ball next Sunday, and the fol
lowing Sunday viii line up agains
Kunert's team at Tolleston.
J. Fred Chesterly, nephew of Mrs
Catherine Stewart. who came here from
North Dakota to take a summer cours
at the University OF Chicago, was com
PEELED to withdraw from school owing
to poor health and last night, at tn
request of his physician. left for tn
west
Mrs. Anna Garvin Baker of Chicag
was whiting visitor yesterday.
Eugene Putnam son of DIR. and Mrs
W. E Putnam. and George Curtain, so,
of Mr. and Mrs. p J. Curtain left yes
terday for trip to Denver, oClo.
Nessrs. Edward c. Grady and Charlie
D. Gamer, Writings popular enter
tanners. will go to West Pullman thi
i evening to entertain the members o
sal Salvador court, Knights of CoIum
bus Messrs Grady and Gamer ar
members OF the hammond court, Is
of c.
You are it for the baseball dance, t
be given at Coliseum. Indiana Harbo
Saturday evening July 18th, by the In
diana Harbor baseball team. Haye
orchestra. 45-3-
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