The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-15

is pleasing little playhouse. of which |
whitingites may well be proud. The
walls are adorned with pictures of
beautiful scenery in massive white
frames, which on the cream walls are
very attractive. Manager Bayliss is
putting on some good shows. a change
of program every night. and is receiv-
ing liberal patronage.
Miss Margaret Langmyer and Fred
r. Abbott saw Ben Hur' at the Au-
ditorium. Chicago. on Saturday night.
Miss Helen Y Calhoun of the pub
lie library returned today from Cham
paign, Ill. where she spent several
days visiting her mother.
Pat Coughlin of Robertsdale left Sat
urday night for Martinsville. Ill, being
sent there by the Standard Oil COM
pany to work at their new plant.
James Swartz of Sheridan avenue has
gone to Harvey, H.. where he is at
present employed.
Fred Emmel of One Hundred and
Nineteenth street left today for Michi-
gan. where he will take treatment for
rheumatism. Mr.. Emmel has been laid
up for seven weeks. and his many
friends are in hopes that he will be
greatly benefited by this treatment he
is to receive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Goldsmith of Gary
spent yesterday visiting the formers
parents on Sheridan avenue and the
latter's grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
ouigley.
Mrs. Eta Goldsmith of Schrage ave
nue. left this morning for Springfield,
Ill., as delegate to a convention from
the South Chicago order, Daughters of
Rebekah
Peter Nossent is slowly recovering
from his injuries received at the Stand
ard Oil company on Friday Mr.. Nos
sent. who was fireman on a crane car
was very seriously injured. Among
the several injuries being a broken
| shoulder blade, and, owing to the great
alarm which was at first felt over his
| condition the news of his improve
ment will be great satisfaction to his
many friends
The Owl club will give an elaborate
banquet in their headquarters, One
Hundred and Nineteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. this evening, in
honor of their sixteenth anniversary,
| which hereafter will be made an an
nual affair. The dinner will be inter
spersed with toasts and Thomas Boyle
will be POSTMASTER. The annual cleo
tion of the club recently took place,
the result of which was as follows:
| President-James Burton.
Vice president-Dr. Rogers.
Secretary -treasurer-Ed. D. Gray.
| Executive committee-F B. Lewis, ]
B. Moore and Thomas Boyle.
Lew Griffith. Ben Pritchard. Henry
Lucke, Frank Moore and A. Carlson
| were the new members recently taken
in.
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Horton
who died at St Margarets hospital, in
Hammond, on last Wednesday after a
short illness. was held Saturday, inter
ment being at Chesterton, the former
home of the deceased. Mrs Horton
aged As years, is survived by two sons
William Horton of this city and Jo-
seph Horton of Minneapolis, MINI
and two sisters, one from Minneapolis
and Mrs. Barrett of Chesterton-an oil
whom attended the funeral. Deceased
was member Of the local order OF
L o. T. M, by whom her death is es-
pecially mourned, in addition to hel
many friends.
" AAAeAAS iO06Ss II. " l. M ilds
lost two esteemed members within foui
days in the death of Mrs. Bridget Hor
ton on last Wednesday and the dealt
of Mrs. Laura Winslow Van Horne, wht
passed away a st. Demands hospital
Chicago, last evening at $50 p. m. Mrs
Van Horne was a charter member o
the order. Out of respect for the TIVE
members of the charter, it will b.
draped for sixty days. and no enter
tainments or social events of any kin,
will be held for the same length o
time.
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