The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-14
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Shall OF Burr Oak. Mich. and
Mr.. Uric Of Central avenue were Chi
caso visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MaoI.eon of Hebron
I, Ind are visiting their son on Central
| avenue
Mrs Drumming OF Central avenue Wis
ieed her husband. who is in the Pres
oyterian hospital in Chicago, where he
was operated on for an abscess.
Mrs Fredenburg and children have
returned from an extended visit with
relatives in Ohio
MISS Mary Johnson Of John street has
returned from visit with relatives
ana her cousin. Miss Rasmussen. re-
turned. to spend several days here
Mrs. A. c. Slower and family have
been entertaining relatives from La
Grange, Ill
The Methodist Sunday school held
their annual picnic yesterday at Jack
son park which was largely attended
oy members of the church and Sunday
school A most pleasant time was
spent, and in the evening several Of the
party went TO the White city.
Miss Marguerite Fiheld of Oliver
street is entertaining a friend who ar
tended Wilson college at ChambersbprQ
Pa, with her
Mrs. Joseph Michels from Englewood
visited at the home of her brother. Pc
ter Koch. of Oliver street. Monday
Miss Marie Koch of Oliver street
went to st. John yesterday to spend
Few days with her grandparents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew Hammer.
Mrs. Joseph Scherr and children are
expected home in few days from st.
John, where they have been visiting
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Davis Of sheri-
dan avenue entertained out of town
relatives.
Mrs. Dan Louer and sons of Central
avenue are visiting with the formers
mother at Manhattan. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Brush visited the
formers parents at Chesterton yester-
day.
Mrs F. H. Rapp Of Sheridan ave
nue. was called to Chicago by the i'll
ness OF a relative.
MT and Mrs. Tom Boland have moved
from RobertsdaIe to their new home in
Central avenue.
The regular meeting of the Whiting
public library board was to have baen
held on Monday night, but. owing 70
not having quorum present, no meet |
ing could be held
Mrs. Alexander NJ Hamilton and
are expected home next Sun
DAY from Chicago hospital
Messrs. James J. NedjI. Frank Graen-
valid and John BaumeI have returned |
from Fort Wayne, Ind. where +be,- |
went to attend the state convention Of |
the bricklayers' union.
Mrs. Ruth Violet and son c,Ivao
nave gone to Spencerville, O., to visit
with relatives.
Mrs Jack o'Keefe is expecting her
sister from Kansas to visit her in the
near future.
Mrs Simon Hendrickson and children.
VINO are visiting here from Illinois.
eAI yesterday for a visit with rela-
ives on the East Side, after which
hey VIII go to Hegewisch to visit.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs IT
ngraham will be grieved to hear that
ne formers health has failed him
lgain' and that it is necessary for him
o be taken back to the Adirondacks at
nee About two months ago Mr. and
drs. Ingraham went to New York CITY
linking he had recovered. Yesterday
drs. Sam Ingraham of this city was
urprised to receive a telegram telling
Ter to come at once to take her son
'ack to the mountains. and she at once
made preparations to go, leaving Chi
ago at 1 p. m. The Ingrahams have
aughter, only few days old. and Mrs
ngraham's mother, Mrs. Campbell, of /
'hicago, is with her. but as soon as j
he is able she intends Joining her hus- !
and
Nellie Shade. the 15-year-old dauxh- !
er of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred shade of ::
Wilcox avenue was overcome with tn.