The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-22


to teach. 1t was on her way to that
place that she met Mr.. Coles, who is an
English missionary. The friendship
formed on that trip ripened into love.
with the result that Miss Campbell is
now Mrs. Coles.
The young couple who have the best
wishes of their Whiting friends, will
make their home in San Francisco.
Mr.. James Arundel and Mr.. Thomas
Moylan visited the formers wife and
the latter's daughter, Mrs. James Arun-
del, at St. Anthony's hospital, in Chi
cago. yesterday, and found her condi-
ton as slightly improved.
]. Roy Morrison assumed his new
duties with the Bacon Real Estate com
pany at Gary this morning.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Deans visited
at the home in the latter's sister Mrs.
Ditchburn. in Woodlawn yesterday.
Mr.. Abbott Of Hammond was a visit
or here last evening.
Frank H. Macpherson of woodlawn
spent yesterday at the Morrison home
in New York avenue. Mr.. Macpherson
still shows traces of his recent illness
in which he was threatened with pneu-
monia.
William McCreary of Indiana Har-
| Dor, who was formerly employed in
the Lake Shore freight office here,
called on his friend at Dimmock yes
terday.
Miss Henrietta Raymus Of Hammond
was the guest of Miss Cecilia Abraham
yesterday.
The Whiting Roller Skating rink will
be opened on Saturday evening, Feb.
81. The building has been entirely re-
modelled and cleaned and the floor has
also been put in fine shape. The rink
will be under the management of Water
Bros.,s who have spared no expense in
making it the best in the region. An
organ has been purchased for $500.
and the skates are also the best that
money could buy.
The Whiting rink was always popu-
lar. owing to its being accessible to SO
many different cities. and under the
new management it will surely become
more popular than ever.
Among the St. John visitors from
Whiting yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew Schaefer Miss Mary Thiel and
Messrs. Emil, Andrew and Eberhart
Keilman
Miss Barbara Schaefer of Englewooa
visited Whiting relatives yesterday.
The annual day of prayer of the
woman's Home Missionary society of
the Methodist church will be observed
at Whiting, Feb. 25, by the auxiliaries
of Hammond, Hobart, East Chicago,
Gary, Indiana Harbor and Whiting.
An interesting an-day program has
been prepared.
The masque ball given by the Owl
club on Friday night was a most
pleasant affair, several having unique
make-ups Supper was served at
o'Keefes restaurant.
Mrs. Abe Goldsmith and children
spent Saturday evening at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Hart, in South
Chicago.
Lena Friedman of Chicago is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Bernstein.
One Hundred and Nineteenth street
Writings main thoroughfare, is indeed
in a deplorabIe condition, as the re-
. !
One prominent business man. in speak
ing of the condition of the street, said
1T is indeed an outrage to think thai
we have paid an enormous sum fol
having our streets paved and to think
Of the condition they are in at present
A few teams engaged for few hour:
could haul away all this snow, but in.
stead of that it has been left lay will
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front of my store, the horse is com
PEELED to stand in over foot of slush.'
The man was much exercised over tn,
fact that those having the street.
should have let this important matter
escape their notice. and it is hoped i
will not be necessary for him to be
come exercised any more.
Miss Bessie Naef, who has been i'll a
her home in Sheridan avenue. has prac
tically recovered and Will be able t,
return to her duties as teacher in tn
Highlands school tomorrow.
Eddie Case visited South Chicag,
friends Saturday evening
Miss Gaynelle Eaton returned hom
from Highlands on Friday night, wher
she had spent the week substituting
for Miss Bessie Naef.
Charles Hannephin Of Chicago wa
the guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Hannephin, since Saturday.
Mrs. n Wilson of oliver street is en-
PERTAINING Miss Brickley of Kansas 70
one week.
Mrs. Henry Trowe and daughter. Mis-
Elsie attended a concert given by tn
Cecilian Chorus, in South Chicago. o.
Friday evening.
John Brinkman OF Davidson place wa
called to the St Augustana hospital O
Friday by a serious turn in the con
dition of his wife.
Miss Dollie Turner of Chicago /
spending a few days with her parent
here
The Methodists enjoyed one of tn
most pleasant occasions in the his
tory Of their church last Friday even
ing. when a reception was given to tn
large number Of new members VIII
have united with that body within tn
past four weeks
Upon entering each member of tn