The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-07
WHITING NEWS

Miss Ganelle Eaton has secured the
position of teacher in the first grade,
which was left vacant by the resigna-
ton of Miss Hope McMinn, who was
slated to come back yesterday, but who
recently decided to remain at her home
in Texas.
Miss Helen O'Hara Of Cleveland ave-
nue. left on Friday for Kentland. Ind
where she will be a teacher this year.
Miss Kathryn Allen. for many years
teacher in the local schools, who
went to Seattle. Wash, to teach two
years ago, has returned and Will TINS
year teach in the schools at Gary.
Harry Goodman, who has been man
ager of the Hub department store on
One Hundred and Nineteenth street,
has gone to Scranton, Pa, where he
will make his home permanently.
Misses Eta and Lillian Dixon of East
| Chicago were local visitors on Friday
evening.
James Allison of Point Richmond.
Cal. is expected here this week for
visit with his brother. Frank Allison.
Mr.. Allison's mother, who has been Wis
iting in Point Richmond, Cal, will re-
turn home with him.
The revival services which are being
held by the Christian church in the
Recht building attracted a large crowd
on Sunday, when DR. W. H. Boles, the
evangelist, held three services. On
Sunday morning the pastor. Rev. Car
penter, preached, using as his subject
THE Conversion of Peter" At p. m.
DR.. Boles gave a lecture, using as his
| nd
to Stay So" This was exceptionally
fine. and was fully appreciated. In the
evening the subject was Christians on
the Race Track"
Rev. Manfred c. Wright of the Meth
odist church leaves this week for Craw-
louisville, Ind, to attend the annual
conference. Rev Wright has been in
Whiting for three years and feels con-
fdent that he will be sent to other
fields this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winslow of
Central. avenue have returned from a
visit in Iowa.
Mrs. Harriet winslow of Indiana
Harbor was Whiting visitor on Sat
urday.
The case against Tony and Albert
Wysocki. the Whiting bakers. who are
alleged to have used various means OF
attempting to put an out-of- town baker
out of business, as far as coming to
} Whiting is concerned, will come up fol
trial on Sept. H. in Judge Jones' court
OF the accomplices which they had in
the work, Robert Ambroski was re-
; leased upon the promise of good be-
havior and a promise to testify against
| the Wysocki brother at the trial
: Julius Jolick was also let off easily
being given a fine of 81 and costs
: which he paid, and was released will
; the promise of returning at the tria
to testify against his ex-employers
r Steve Galos, the youth. who was also
an employee of the Wysocki brothers
and who was found stealing milk from
doorsteps. which was the property o
. Casper Matson, the milk dealer. wa
} fined S25 and sentenced to six months II
the county Jail at Crown Point No
being able to pay his fine 1t will b
up to Galos to also board out that time
Recently one of Writings rich me-
:, was caught in the act of robbing
Q chicken coop Of one of his tenants
c When the case came up he was dis
a charged. BY taking this case into con
t sideration and that of young Galos, tn
y conclusion would be reached that steal
: ing milk was considered a far create
|, crime in Whiting than stealing chick
ems.
Alex. Connors. a Whiting boy who |
now travelling with a theatrical com
! pany. has just come from Milwaukee
Wis. and will be on for weeks ru
d at the Majestic theater. Chicago. Dur
ing this time he will be the guest 0
5 Junior Swartz at his home in Sherida
avenue.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Behnke of Laport
! have been visiting with the latter
e brother and family. Mayor Fred ,
Smith of oliver street.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. George Henthorn
s and son, Claire. accompanied by Nj
d and Mrs. Otto Behnke of Laporte spen
: yesterday at Rlverview park.
Several Whiting members of tn