The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-05

Q. F. Bronkowski. drug clerk for B.
n Boyer, visited friends and relatives
IN South Bend over Sunday
Frank F. Mcpherson of Woodlawn.
Ill, spent yesterday as the guest of
j. Roy Morrison Of New York avenue
Mrs. Ward and daughter, Miss Mar
guerite Ward, were in South Chicago
on Saturday evening.
Charles spurrier of East Chicago Wis
tied with friends here on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Mary Gehrke and family, who
recently moved to Hammond from
Whiting, have returned to Whiting to
reside. and have located In the Barry
flats in One Hundred and Nineteenth
street.
George Naef of Sheridan avenue, who
has the typhoid fever and who has
been very low. is much improved.
Miss Bessie Naef returned Saturday
evening from indianapolis, where she
attended the convention of the teach
ers of northern Indiana
party of whiting school teachers
saw Prince of Tonight" at the Prin-
cess theater in Chicago on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William stenhouse of
Park Manor were in Whiting yester-
day, their infant daughter being chris
tened at the Sacred Heart church by
Rev. J. B. Berg. The parents of Mrs.
Stenhouse, Mr.. and Mrs Maurice O'Neil
of Sheridan avenue, acted as sponsors.
was able to return home from the Pres
byterian hospital on Saturday, being
slightly improved in health.
Miss Helen V. Calhoun was the guest
Of friends in Chicago yesterday.
August E. Seeboldt has returned from
St Augustana hospital in Chicago,
where he underwent an operation. Mr.
Seeboldt has not entirely recovered. but
will soon be able to resume his duties
in his jewelry store in One Hundred
and Nineteenth street. which has been
in charge of Mrs. Charles Dyer.
Clay c. Collins, accompanied by his
children, Milton and Ruth. attended
Barnum e BaiIey's circus in Chicago
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer spent
yesterday with relatives in st. John,
Ind
Messrs. John Cameron and c. A
Hellwig. the former as a representa-
tive Of the K. of P. and the latter as
representative of the Odd Fellows went
to Chicago on Saturday to meet John
Conroy. a lodge brother. Mr.. Conroy
was a former resident of Whiting. but
several years ago moved with his wife
to Bakersfield, Cal. For the past year
he has been sufferer from tubercu-
losis. His condition is so serious at
present, that, although his one wish
was to return to Whiting. it was feared
the trip would prove too much for him.
The risk, however, was taken, and
in company with his wife and nephew,
trip was taken. and from present indi-
cations he does not seem to suffer from
the effects
He was taken to Irondale. where they
are staying at the home of Mrs. Con-
roy's sister.
Joseph Frey left Saturday night for
Cleveland, o.. where he will visit with
his father and brother, after which he
will go to Spencerville, O.. to visit for a
short time with his sister. Mrs Martin
ny Oil. MI IIty Will return 10 W MT
ing after his eastern visit before re-
turning to his home in Point Rich
mond. Cal.
The 5-months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Buczkowski died at their home
on Fischrpp avenue on Saturday even
ing after short Illness with acute
meningitis. The funeral will be held
from the Sacred Heart church at a. m. |
1nterment will be at Hammond
John Buros of Whiting, who was
employed in the Lake Shore section |
gang. was killed at Dunno Park on |
Saturday by a Lake Shore limited train
After the accident the body was taken |
to Chesterton, Ind, but. according to |
directions for brother of the deceased, |
who lives at Gary, Undertaken C. A |
Hellwfg went after the body today. and |
will bring it back to this city, from I
where the funeral will take place Mr.. /
Buros was a single man and boarded /
al One Hundred and Nineteenth and |
Front streets.
Miss Marguerite Moyian. who has /
been EMPLOYED as chacLar IN tho Ham