The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-02
WHITING NEWS

Attorney Joseph Meade of East Chi
cago transacted business here on
Wednesday.
AL Biggs was taken to st. Mar
garet's hospital in Hammond suffering
with an abscess on the brain. He is
said to be IN serious condition.
Attorneys J. x stinson and T. c. N.
Hembroff of Indiana Harbor were here
on legal business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice o'Nen Of Sheri-
dan avenue have purchased the home
of Mrs. Enola Payne on Sheridan ave-
nue.. Mr. and Mrs ONeil will move into
the Payne house, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Brown have rented the O'Neil
house.
Rev. J. NJ Artman, formerly pastor
of the Congregational church here, VIII
preach at the Whiting church on next
Sunday. and Rev F. NJ. Webster will
occupy Rev. Artmans pulpit in Chi
cago. Special music is being prepared
| for the Easter service in the Congrega-
tional church. The pastor will illus
/ trate his sermon with stereoptican
views from Hoffmans Life Of Christ.
The view will be taken from the pas
sion week.
Ed. Quinn of East Chicago was a
Whiting visitor on Wednesday night.
The Sunday school Of the Plymouth
Congregational church will give an en-
tertainment on Tuesday evening, April
9Th.
Miss Marie Koch of oliver street left
| Wednesday for Englewood, where she
will visit for seevral days with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Michaels
Mrs Mathin schaefer of Sheridan
avenue visited with her brother
Michael. and family on Wednesday.
Veronica schaefer of Sheridan avenue
is on the sick list
Miss Bessie Naef came home from
Highlands on Wednesday. and left yes
terday morning for Indianapolis to at
tend the teachers convention, which is
being held there.
John n. Cove, superintendent Of
the blacksmith shop of the STANDARD
Oil company, who is at the South
Chicago hospital suffering with cancer
is in a very critical condition. and il
is now thought that his recovery i:
doubtful.
The funeral of Miss Mabel WedmaI
took place on Wednesday at the for
mer home of the family in Chesterton
Services were preached at the family
home in Schrage avenue the preceding
avening by Rev. Andre of the Swedish
church of the East Side. Miss Wed
man. who was born in Cheserton IL
! 1890. came to Whiting with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wedman, four
teen years ago. Her Illness. which be
: gan with siege of typhoid fever, la
been of several weeks duration. Dur
/ critical, but at the last the young lad,
| was thought to be improving. The blow
was a hard one to her parents. broth
= ers and sisters, and in their bereave
ment they have the sympathy of a hos
of friends. who had known and revere
the deceased during her long residenc
in this city
, Mr.. and Mrs Frank N Gavit mos
, delightfully."- entertained the 300" clu
at their home in oliver street o
Wednesday night. The evening wa
spent In the playing of 500, after whic
a luncheon was served.
george Nae1, son OF MI ana MT
= Charles Naef of Sheridan avenue,
ing all these weeks it has been yer
very i'll with typhoid fever. A traine
nurse is in attendance.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Gavit wer
:. | in Chicago yesterday.
The Standard Bearers of the Method
5 list church gave an April fool social o
| Wednesday, night at which severe
stunts, such as having fudge with re
= pepper and chocolate chips made frol
soap, were pulled off and served to tn
unsuspecting ones
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