The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-27
WHITING NEWS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Roe Of
Davidson place yesterday morning
daughter. Mother and child are doing
we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Koch of oliver
street and Joseph Scherr went to Gary
Sunday to attend the dedication serv
ices OF the new Catholic church at that
place.
The many Whiting friends of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Maurice G. Reiner of Gary will be
pleased to learn that they are the proud /
parents of daughter. which was born
yesterday Mrs. Reiner was formerly |
Miss Anna Gordon of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MicheIs and son
from Englewood were Whiting visitors
Sunday
Mesdames Peter Koch and Joseph |
Scherr transacted business in South
Chicago yesterday.
The Masonic band will make its ap
pearance at the Whiting skating rink
again next Friday evening.
The st. George society of the Slavish
church held a jubilee on Sunday in
honor of their fifteenth anniversary.
After services in the church, the mem
| bers of the society and several guests
repaired to the Slavish hall in One
| Hundred and Nineteenth street, where
| speaking was INDUCED in, after which a
banquet was served. The subjects dis
| cussed by the speakers were most in
teresting ones. Those taking part and
| giving excellent addresses were as fol-
lows: Rev. Benedict Rajany, John
Kaminsky and George Berdysz, organ
izers Of the society; John Chilla and
! Mike Kozacik.
Mrs. John c. Hall has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in Illi-
nois.
Rev Benedict Rajcany and John Rip
ar attended the Auditorium, Chicago,
on Sunday evening.
st. Adalberts day was celebrated on
Sunday at the St Adalbert's church,
Indiana boulevard, where Rev. Felix
Seroczynski is the pastor. First high
mass was celebrated at s a. m, at which
about zoo persons received holy COM
munion. Second high mass was held at
J 10 a. m, and at 1880 o'clock in the
| evening vespers was held. Rev. Sero-
czynski was ably assisted by several
visiting priests during these services.
Rev William Berg of Schererville, Ind,
acted as master of ceremonies, Rev.
Francis Woyfaalewicz acted preach
err Rev Thomas Bona of South Chi
cago and Father Halgas, also of South
Chicago were deacon and b-deacon.
The other priests in attendance were;
Rev. Peter Kahellek of Gary. Rev. Jo-
seph Balka of Michigan City, Rev
n Peter Budnik of East Chicago and Rev
John Kasprzykowski of Hammond. st
h Adalbert's society turned out in full
:. force, and 1t was day long to be re-
r membered by the members of the loca'
q Polish church.
y Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gillmurray o.
= Sheridan avenue spent Sunday witt
their daughter. Mrs. John Nyhoff, a
# Gary
= DR. G. H Hoskins has invested in
large Garter car" in which he makes
: his daily rounds. DR.. Hoskins is tn,
third NJ. D. to invest in an automobile
! so the Whiting physicians viii now b.
- making flying trips
Y Mrs. w. c. Gordinier of Sheridan ave
q nue. went to Auburn Park yesterda.
for luncheon.
" Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoppe of Cen
trail avenue have been entertaining
, their nephew, Fred Hoppe, of Roches
: ter n. =. who is on his way to Seat
tie, Wash.
- Mrs. G. Fl. Hoskins has been enter
- tanning her brother, B. G. Dewey o
Grant Park, III.
Oscar Hoppe of Milwaukee spent Sun
: day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
- Hoppe, of Central avenue. Mrs. Hopp
- is visiting with her parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry Lott. in Chicago, but wi
spend a few days in Whiting before re
turning to Milwaukee.
o. C. Bauer is back from a huntin
S and fishing expedition to Kankake
Ill, and brought home with him muc
ed game.
ne Henry Trowe of oliver street he
m purchase a fine runabout, and expec
er' to take some long trips as soon as /
T. learns the complete ms and outs of II
ng machine.
~ Mrs. Earl Goldsmith of Gary was
~ Whiting visitor yesterday.
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