The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-25
WHITING NEWS

central avenue left yesterday for AL
ton. ILL.,. for a weeks visit with her
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cain
er.
Henry F. Lewis is confined to his
home in Sheridan avenue with a severe
case of lumbago.
Miss Elizabeth Putnam surprised her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Putnam on
Saturday by coming home from Man
haitian, Kas.. where she is an art teach
er in the Kansas State Agricultural
college for weeks visit. Miss PUT
nam refuses to say it was a case of
being homesick. but declares she inst
wanted to come home.
Miss Anna May Dineen gave an ex-
ceIlent piano recital in the F. O. E. hall
on One Hundred and Nineteenth street
on saturday night. About twenty of
MISS Dineen's pupils took part. all
playing splendidly and covering them
serves with glory In addition to the
piano solos, vocal solos were rendered
| by Miss Nora Dineen and also by Kath-
rlne Koch. Miss Florence MoyIan and
MISS Edna OHara, two of Writings
promising young elocutionists, gave
Rotations, which were heartily appre
ciated Miss Dineen was highly com
plimented by all in attendance for the
success of the affair.
Among the other members of the
Whiting Sprinting club other than
those mentioned on Saturday night. are
Misses Gaynelle Eaton, Essie r. Hatch.
Florence Schaub, Mae Melvin and Mar
garet Griffith. These five young ladies
were in the party with Misses Edith
Langenhan. Josie Roberts and Ella q
Kloser who walked to Hammond for
exercise the other evening, and the mar
", consisting of the eight young Ia
dies, took supper at the Wecater on
Sibley street, Hammond.
The Eastern Stars. Whiting cbap+ar
VIII hold their regular meeting this
evening in the Masonic hall Mrs p =
dewey will be initiated, and refresh
ments will be served.
Miss Bessie Naef Of Highland sna,.
saturday and Sunday with her parents.
MT and Mrs. Charles Naef. on Sheridan
avenue.
Mrs. Maurice D. Reiner and daughter
Fay. of Gary are spending several days
win her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harry |
Gordon of Schrage avenue.
Mrs. Lucy Hooper of Lincoln, Mont.
VINO is visiting her sister. Mrs. James
u Davidson of Englewood, was the
uest OF her father, David Spencer. Sat
urday evening. Mrs. Hooper returns to
Montana tomorrow.
MISS Bernice Allen has recovered from
her recent illness and is again able RI
resume her duties as teacher in the
fifth grade.
a !. Dimmock of Ohio avenue. who
IS at present night agent at the Penn
station, will enter the Rem
nett Medical college, Chicago. This
week, having registered on Saturday
Mr Dimmock intends to make sureerv
ais strong point, and will before verv
ohg nave M. d. attached to his name
MISS Dollie Turner of Chicago. who
las been the guest of her parents hara
since Saturday. returned home this
morning
The Owl club will give a hard times
party In their headquarters next Friday l
/
Harley Hoskins is able to be ont !
again. having recovered from slight
'ase of diphtheria {
James Rankin OF Fred street has gone
o Alton. Ill. where he will work for
ne Standard Oil company at the WOOD
liVer rennery' he taking Hoyt O'Gram,s
place, who will return to whiting
several friends gathered at the home ]
Il John Carrette in Center street on
friday evening. and gave him most
peasant surprise in honor of his birth
lay. The host proved very agreea b1e {
ND most pleasant evening was snent
Miss Gaynelle Eaton will entar+otn
ne n. n. s X. club at her home in
red street tomorrow evening. The
meeting will be a social one. and win
re typical of Halloween. Z
Misses Bette Water and Laura -rror,o
we're South Chicago visitors on Satur- F
ay evening
MIS- sophia Wuestenfelt transacted /
usiness in the East Side on SATURDAY
Mat Braidieh visited friends on the
'ast Side Saturday.
herman SchraSe Is recovering unite
apidly at the Lakeside hospital. ChIca
O. and expects to return home toner
ow 'oiiiof-
wesley Haines has returned from,
islt with friends in Attica and WI
amsport, Ind, and at Danville. Ind
HNeV. Benedict RaJcany of the Slavisb
lu[eh entertained Rev. Suerth of the
ast Side and Father Suerth's nenbeu,
ehedict Moulder. who recently came CT
ON the navy. '''9 I,
bert Halsey Of Wood River. III. CANA pl
ere yesterday for a short visit vitb F
ght. In lase
The result of the football game on fl
Lturday between the Whiting and East OF
aicago high schools resulted in a scora Sc
70 O. the visiting team getting OF
10 hiting the O. Bad luck for the in
hitting boys, but cheer up. YOU NAV do nj
tier next time Of
Emil Johnson died at his home in Sc
nm nm street on Saturday after a wears in
tie with tuberculosis. The funeral w
charge of Undertaken Hel1wig was to
10 TO-DAY interment being at Mount ed
eenWood cemetery, Chicago. Mr. n
hhson Is survived by his wife and ~
MRS. frank Allison and son. Willard. sy
re IN Chicago on Saturday. er'
oseph Bernstein went TO CHICAGO va. tel
DAY to visit his wife at the Presbv- IN
ian hospital an
Mrs. c. Stewart visited with fr,onas 81
Chicago yesterday. WI