The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-19
WHITING NEWS

George Naef of Valparaiso avenue,
who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever. is improving.
Miss Gaynslle Eaton. who is substi-
tuting for Miss Bessie Naef in the
Highlands schools came home Friday
TO spend the weekend with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eaton. of
Fred street
The gall game between the La Ven
doris and the Hammond Royals, which
was to have been played yesterday aft
ernoon, was called off owing to the
rain
Messrs. william Kadow, Gus Krebs
and Thomas O'NeiI were Indiana Har-
Dor visitors on Saturday evening.
Milton Collins is on the sick list
and threatened with typoid fever.
Miss Florence schaub of Sheridan
avenue is home from a short visit with
friends at Union Mills. Ind.
Mrs. Henry Gillmurray of Sheridan
avenue transacted business in Indiana
Harbor on Saturday.
J Mrs. William stoll was a South Chi
| cago visitor on Saturday.
Miss Vera Rooney returned to her
home in South Bend, Ind, last evening.
after visiting over Saturday and Sun
| day with Miss Helen Mattern of oliver
street.
The Misses Florence Burns and Wini-
fred Deathe of Gary spent Saturday
here, visiting with their many Whiting
friends.
Mrs. Margaret Quigley of John street
was the victim of paralytic stroke.
helpless. The stroke effected the IN
her life was despaired of, but at this
writing she is much better.
John ]. Stewart. who is at the st.
Anthony de Padua hospital. Chicago,
is in an alarming condition, with a
complication of diseases. He was Wis
tied yesterday by his wife and broth
er, Arthur Stewart, and his brothers
in-law, VIM. Payne and oliver Burns.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice G. O'Neil moved
Saturday to their new home in Sheridan
avenue. which they recently purchased
from Mrs. Enola Payne.
Mrs Enola Payne will go to the
southern part of Indiana to remain
during the summer, for the benefit of
her health.
James Serro of Gary is working in
the Lake Shore ticket office in Whit
ing r H. Mckinley, who has been
working in the local ticket office is
now working for the Lake Shore at
Indiana Harbor.
Hugh Brown and family moved today
from Schrage avenue to Sheridan ave-
nue.. in the O'NeI house.
MI and Mrs John Nyhoff and chill
dren of Gary were the guests of Mrs
Nyhofr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gillmurray of Sheridan avenue yes
terday.
The Indiana Aid society will meet OF
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Max Stiglitz of One Hundred and
Nineteenth street.
Contractor Harvey Carringer Is al
work putting in the water main or
Front street for the new park.
J. R. Morrison of this city will have
charge of the East Chicago Globe nex'
/ NeSh uuAAlAE the du0CAlCb u I@Ailpi
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmed of Duluth
Mimi. who visited with Mr.. and Mrs
, Mahlitz. have left for visit at Cleve
land, o.
Mrs. MahItz entertained her sister
Miss Ida Kerber, from the East Side
and also her niece, Miss Rose Dust. also
from the East Side.
Mrs. Herman Kerber and family from
the East Side visited with her mother
Mrs. zweig. for several days.
Several Whiting fans saw the Cub
/ play in Chicago yesterday afternoon.
The Junior class of the whiting higl
school attended the play given by thu
juniors of the Hammond high school oil
Friday night and were much elate'
over the reception they received.
Miss Irene Matthias and Russell F
Smith attended the concert given b,
the Thomas orchestra in Chicago Sat
urday evening
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