The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-09
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Mandel Pitzele OF schrage ave-
nue. is i'll with typhoid fever
Mrs. Mike McHale of One Hundred
and Nineteenth street was South Chi
cago visitor last evening.
Mayor Fred ]. Smith was in Gary
yesterday on business.
officer Joseph vacha was in Ham
mond yesterday on business.
Miss Anna welIette was South
Chicago visitor on Wednesday.
The Get Together club of the Con-
gregational church, which is composed
Of boys. will entertain the girls of the
Sunday school this evening.
Several whiting people attended a
recital given by Mrs. A B. Garfield of
this city at Bessemer Park. in South
Chicago on Wednesday evening. Sew
eral of Mrs. Canfelds whiting scholars
took part, as did also several from
South Chicago.
Mrs. Julia Binns. who has spent sew
eral months visiting with Mrs. Will
liam Shinn of Cleveland avenue has
left for her home in Oklahoma.
Adam Dudek of Indiana boulevard
transacted business in Crown Point on
Wednesday.
Mesdames Pattersons OF Michigan,
who stopped off for short visit with
Mrs. William Shinn, have left for their
future homes in Montana, where they
Will join their husbands.
Thomas Naef visited with his sister.
Miss Bessie Naef, at Highlands.
Miss Marie Reynolds of Wilcox is
on the sick list.
Mrs. Charles Stress, ST.. of Roberts
dale is receiving treatment from a
local physician for an abscess in the
palm of her hand.
Frank Daspot of East Chicago had
his finger amputated yesterday by Dr..
Putnam. The finger was injured sever
al months ago, but in spite of having it
doctored by several physicians, the
finger was amputated to save the rest
of the hand
Whiting people in general were much
grieved yesterday when the informa-
ton reached here that John n. Cove,
one Of our Oldest residents, who is at
the South Chicago hospital, could not
|
might be expected at any time. Mr..
Gowe's two daughters, Mesdames Ruth
Mayne of Denver, Colo. and Sarah Nc
Gregor of Point Richmond, Cal. are
both with him, and his son, Edgar
Cove. also of Point Richmond, Is on his
way here.
Martin Pokraloa and John Debel, each
of whom were arrested for assault up
on the other, was tried before Judge
G. W. Jones, and each fined $146O. The
former paid his fine, but Debel is still
confined in the local Jail.
Alfred Langmyer has returned from
Ross, where he visited at the home OF
the Jansens.
Mrs. John Hendrickson has recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs c. Stewart was in South Chica-
go on Wednesday evening
The building committee of the Sacred
| Heart church have secured Gault &
Gault of Terre Haute. Ind. as archi-
tects for their new building. The
architects will have the specifications
ready in about two weeks, and ther
the contract will be awarded.
The members of the Sacred Hear
church have secured a tract of ter
lots on Laporte avenue. where they
will erect a church and school. The
arrangements have now been made fol
the erection of a combination build
ing, a church and school in one.
The news Of Miss Mary Louise Lee,
coed at Northwestern university, il
Evanston. Ill, being run down by al
automobile while she and another coco
were crossing the boulevard, caused
much ecitement in Whiting. Miss Lee
is well known in Whiting, being ;
? granddaughter of Mrs Henry Schwaln
Of Ohio avenue. and the daughter o
Rev and Mrs. John Lee Of st. Charles
III. The accident was not quite as Sc
rious as some of the Chicago paper
reported. but. nevertheless. Miss Lee
is in quite a dangerous condition.
Complete Home OUTFITS for SIS
Terms IS down. So monthly at Spiegers
South Chicago's leading furnitur
store t