The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-22
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Louis Perrigo is visiting with
relatives in Illinois.
William Rought of Cleveland avenue
is improving from his recent case of
blood poison in his hand.
superintendent and Mrs. John c. Hall
are contemplating a trip to Seattle,
Wash. and several other western
points in about two weeks.
Miss Mary Thiel of Sheridan avenue
was in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Peter Koch of Oliver street was
in South Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Lon Stevenson came home from
the Presbyterian hospital yesterday and
reports her husband to be doing fine.
The following young people held a
picnic at Jackson Park today. being
chaperoned by Miss Marguerite Mich
aely Misses Gertrude Lauer. Media
and Thelma billiard, Hazel Long. Esth-
er Evans. Lucille Daegling. Alvin Pritch-
ard and Edward Goldrick, Lawrence
Smith, Floyd Holiday. John Gehrke.
| Donald Garfield, Frank Girard and
George Naef
| The following is the program as
rendered at the Children's day exercises
of the Congregational church on Sun
day evening:
Song Observation-Disclosures. School
Glass Song Miss Geynelle Eaton
| Song ...............-.... School
Scripture Reading and prayer.
Solo ........... Marian Beaubien
Song ................. Primary Class
Glass SONG. .........N Miss Grace Smith
Duet ~ Marion and Mildred Walker
Glass Song Miss Margaret LangmeyeI
Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Bernice Gardner
Glass Song. $500. Miss Martha Schaaf
Remarks. .......... Rev. F. NJ. Webster
Song .Orvilla Baumgartnel
Glass Song ....... Miss Edytha Holletr
Song Observation-Disclosures Esther Evans
Class Song ........-..... Mrs. Bret
Closing Song Observation-Disclosures. Schoo
Mrs Pearl Emmel has arrived here
from Arizona, where she and her hus
band, Gust Emmel, have been living
for the past year Mr.. Emmel re
turned to Whiting about three weeks
ago.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Willard B. Van Horn
of Indiana Harbor were Whiting Wis
itors on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs William Gordinier and he
daughter Mrs Mayme Britton, hay
gone east for an extended visit. Thei
first stop was at Boston. Mass, ant
they are now in Lancaster. Mass.
The local Epworth League will b
well represented at the district conven
ton, which will be held at Gary toda.
and tomorrow. The delegates will b
Mesdames Frank Dahlke and Donal
Boyd and Miss Gladys Pritchard an
i, Jessie Helm. An extra delegation vii
a go down each evening
f Gus waldorf of Detroit Mich, i
t here visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mr.:
a Fred Waldorf. of schrage avenue.
4 Messrs. George Thompson and Georg
Harr Of Alton, ILL.,, are here visitin
Y with relatives.
Charles Curtain of Alton. Ill, has re
o turned to Whiting. and viii reside wit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Cur
- tain. of Ohio avenue.
The families of Edward and job
e relatives In Lowell.
t Andrew Keilmann spent Sunday wit
relatives in St. John.
a Joseph Scherr of Sheridan avenue er
tertained his mother Mrs. Barbal
. scherr, Of St John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer spent SUI
day at Englewood.
Messrs. Albert Schaefer and EN-
. Keilman went to Michigan City, V
! boat on Sunday.
Al Mrs Mathew schaefer was in Sou
II Chicago yesterday.
+ Mrs. Doc Bumhour and children al
Mary and James Cole visited at Lii
,e coin Park yesterday.
Is Mrs. J. E. Miles has been entertai
is ing her mother, Mrs. Hampton, of Lo1
lie ell
II Frank Macpherson of Michigan CT
visited his sister, Mrs. J. E. Miles, ye
20 terday.
re Skating every Saturday and sundi
evening at the Coliseum rink. India
Id Harbor.
~ More for your money-casiest teri
Of payment-your home furnished
thirty days free trial At spiegel
South Chicago's leading furnitu
tie store.
u CARD OF THANKS.
~ We wish to extend our hearth
:. thanks to all who so kindly assisted
- during the illness and death of our I
- loved husband and father.
- MRS S. P. SQUIRES AND FAMILY
to
HEGEWISCH.