The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-04
WHITING NEWS

Lewis rink. best in Lake county.
open every afternoon and night. spe
cial attention to beginners at after
noon session. Att
Miss Gertrude E. o'Neil entertained
Miss Kathleen De Vine of Chicago
Heights at her home in Sheridan ave-
nue. over Saturday and Sunday
James Champlain has returned from
Belvidere, ILL.,, where he spent two
weeks vacation with his aunt and
uncle.
The meeting of the woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Methodist
church. which was to have been held
on Tuesday evening, will be held on
Wednesday evening. as several of the
members expect to go to Hammond to-
morrow night.
Mrs. Edward Greenwald of Sheridan
avenue has returned home from an ex-
tended visit in Philadelphia and New
| York
Conrad Mettier spent Sunday as the
guest of the Bradford family in East
Chicago.
Steve Kovala was arrested on Satur-
day on a warrant sworn out by Joe
Siska, charging him with criminal
provocation. Kovala will be tried be-
fore Judge G. w. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Surprise of
Hammond were Whiting visitors yes
terday.
Miss Lottie Ross of East Chicago
spent yesterday as the guest of her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. r. #.
Denham of Laporte avenue.
Miss Genevieve Cochrane of East
Chicago was a Whiting visitor yester
day.
L. Piser of the Recht flats, who was
formerly manager Of the Reliable store
on One Hundred and Nineteenth street,
has now engaged in business in Iron
dale.
Miss Eta Dixo Of East Chicago spent
yesterday on Sheridan avenue.
Misses Olga Klima and Minnie Car
rette were the guests of friends in
South Chicago last evening.
Lloyd Finley of Sheridan avenue and
One Hunded and Seventeenth street
was badly cut about the head while
at work at the American Maize Prod
ucts company at Roby on Saturday by
having a window fall on his head, the
glass breaking. The attending physi-
clan found it necessary to insert sever
, al stitches
Roy Wolf was a visitor at the Lewis
rink in East Chicago last evening.
, Gus Krebs spent yesterday with Chi
. cago friends.
5 Miss Margaret Langmyer entertained
! friends from Harvey. Ill, at her home
in Ohio avenue yesterday.
! Mrs William E. Warwick of oliver
street has returned from Godref Ill.
! where she spent one week with her
daughter. Miss Almirah Morse, who has
! entered Monticello seminary.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Carrette are
home from a short wedding trip.
9 Mr. and Mrs Paul J. Scholz have re-
r turned from North Judson, Ind, where
they went for a short wedding trip, t.
be the guests of the formers mother
n Mr.. and Mrs. Scholz will go to house
4 keeping in the near future in one of hi:
houses on Fischrupp.
!, Vincent James was an Indiana Har
/ Dor visitor last evening
Several young men of whiting viii
give an informal dancing party il
Mettiers hall on Wednesday night.
About the happiest man in Whiting
t on Saturday was Charles e. Greenwald
t prosecutor of Lake and Porter coun
ties. The cause of this rejoicing wa
: over the fact that a little son wa
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwald abou
: p. m. on Saturday. The Greenwal'
family consisted of two daughters, an
d this being their first son. they are nat
d urally very proud. Many are smokinl
cigars now at Attorney Greenwald'
: expense. and Grandpa Greenwald
1t also treating his friends very liberal
ly in honor of his new grandson.
II P. Yuska went TO the home of Stew
: Kandalits on Davidson place, on Sat
= urday. and asked for one of the board
ers. Mrs Kandalits. saying he wa
/ in bed. went to call him, and COMM
down stairs again looked for Yuska t
d tell him his friend would be down in
y minute. She was much surprised t
find that he had disappeared. A shor