The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-07
WHITING NEWS


the direction of Undertaken c. A. He'll
wig. Interment was at Oak Hill ceme-
terry in Hammond. Getzke. who was
about 81 years old. had been Ill for
several months He leaves a wife and
also three children
Carl Johnson of Hammond. who for
merly kept a tin shop in Whiting, was
local caller on Thursday
Mrs. Lon Eddy has gone to Michi-
gan to visit with relatives
Mrs Fanny Dansing and niece, Miss
Mabel Siddaway of Cleveland, O., left
yesterday morning for Alton, H., to
visit for a few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Thomson.
Miss Anna Slower was a Chicago Wis
itor Thursday.
c. A. Hellwig was a Hammond visitor
on Thursday evening.
Miss Celia Abraham is expected home
tomorrow from Union Mills, Ind. where
she spent several weeks with relatives
Grover Mcclellan has returned home
/ from Hanna Ind. and has taken
! position at the Standard Oil company.
Miss Grace Wilkinson viii return
from South Bend Ind, tomorrow after
! spending two weeks as the guest OF
Miss Sadie Wilkinson.
Miss Essie R. Hatch of John street,
who is employed in the Chicago Tele-
phone office at Indiana Harbor, is en-
joying a weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur J. Carey OF La
porte avenue are spending two
two weeks vacation at Michigan points
Miss Marguerite Fiheld will return
home from short visit to Culver, Ind,
on Monday.
Elliott B. DeLand left last night for
Missouri to spend a two weeks vaca-
ton with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Beaubien and
daughter. Eleanor, are back from Long
wood, Ill, where they visited relatives.
Miss Mildred Duggan most delightful
ly entertained fourteen of her young
friends at her home in Pennsylvania
avenue last evening.
Donald Garfield OF Sheridan avenue
has gone east on trip and will be
joined later by her mother, Mrs. A. B.
Garfield
The l. o. T NJ of whiting will hold
their annual picnic on next Wednesday
at Jackson park.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ E.
church parlors yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. Miles went to Chicago yes
terday and brought back her niece. Miss
Nina Bradbury, to remain for about one
week
Mrs. Tom Hollett and daughter,
Edytha Hollett and Mrs Charles Leech-
man, and granddaughter. Margaret
Leechman, will leave Monday for a trip
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absence Miss Gertrude O'Nei will take
her place as stenogra pher in Attorney
Gavits office.
Whiting is still in a throes of excite
ment over the wreck of the Whiting
car, near Roby, on Thursday night.
There we're several people from Whit
ing injured, but the majority of them
are doing we'll Two local business men
figured in the catastrophe Louis Fisch-
| er, who is proprietor of the Fischer
Planning mill. One Hundred and Nine
/ teenth street and Atchison avenue. with
his son, Louis Jr., was on his way home
= 9o41 Exchange avenue, South Chicago
l. when the car was struck. Both Mr.
i Fischer and his son were badly injured
n the former having his ribs fractured
and the latter being cut by falling
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, homes. William Zimmerman, 10000 Az
3 enue J, South Chicago, who is proprie-
tor of the plumbing shop on One Hun
= bred and Nineteenth street and Cleve-
r land avenue. was also a victim. Mr.
n Zimmerman was also on his way home
and although his left leg was badly
/, bruised, he was able to be removed to
: his home. John Hendrickson of 342
o. ,g,,f-
also one Of the unfortunate ones, hav-
n ing had his face and legs badly bruised
t Miss Gertrude Klemme, aged 20 years
d who is a dressmaker and resides witt
her parents in Indiana boulevard wa:
: on her way to Chicago to spend a few
: days with relatives. Miss Klemmes IN
= juries are very serious, and necessitateC
n her removal to the Englewood UnioI
hospital The young lady's parent
: knew nothing of her misfortune unit
s. 1890, when they received a phon
: message Her father left on the las
= car for the hospital and remained wit
her all night. Yesterday her mothe
e visited her and the doctors gave yer.
"a encouraging news, saying they though
/ her recovery was a possibility. Mis-
II Mary Mcnamara of South Chicago wa
At er and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcnamara
al Of Laporte avenue. She was on her wa
N home when she. too. was injured Sh
ar was taken to the hospital and Mrs. Nc
Namara went to visit her yesterday.
ID Mr. and Mrs. Vincent of New Yor
a avenue are entertaining their nephew
In Bert Hollers, and friend, Fred Reimer!
sc Of Lacrosse. Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Thorpe and fam
as ily moved back here from Wood Rive
It III, yesterday. and viii reside in tn
ID Fred Harr house on Indiana boulevard
I'd which was occupied by Mike Hubbar
n and family.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bell and sol
Richard are here visiting with Mr.
Of Bells parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Eat
as on OF Fred street
to More for your money-easiest term
3 of payment-your home furnished o
n thirty DAYS free trial. At Spieger!
nj South Chfca COS loading furnitur