The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-25
WHITING NEWS

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avenue announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Hattie Kadow, to
Mr.. Franklin Pierce Kuhn of Chicago.
The wedding will take place some time
in August.
Miss Mabel oliver of Pennsylvania
avenue was the guest Of friends in
South Chicago yesterday.
Misses Enola Baker and Ivy Cold
smith chaperoned a party of boys to |
Jackson Park yesterday. where they |
held a picnic. The party consisted !
of Warren Upton, Harry jackson. Geo |
Hilliard, Howard Grady and Clarence !
Pickering.
Amelia Steiglitz is entertaining two |
cousins from Illinois.
Mrs. William E. Putnam and daugh- |
ter, Miss Elizabeth, are spending the
week at the Gavit farm, near MiIler's
Station.
Miss Maud Hall left yesterday morn
ing for Vermont to spend the summer
with her aunt Miss Hall will return
to Whiting in September to resume her
studies in the local high school.
Mrs. MacLean of Central avenue is
| entertaining out-of-town relatives
Mrs. Florence Deans of Chicago was
in Whiting yesterday. visiting her sis
ter, Miss Maud Hall, before she left
for Vermont
William Uric of Central avenue is
entertaining his mother, Mrs. Uric
and sister, Mrs. SHELL of Burr Oak,
Mich.
Mrs. William Uric of Central avenue
will leave tomorrow for Missouri, to
spend several weeks with her mother
Fred Abbott of Hammond was the
guest of Whiting friends last evening
The Masonic band concert will take
place at the usual stand, One Hundred
and Nineteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue on Saturday night, at 80 p. m
The concerts will be continued all
through the summer, providing the
crowd turning out will be large enough
to warrant it,
Junior Swartz most pleasantly enter
tanned several of his friends at a stag
party at his home in Sheridan avenue
on Wednesday evening.
The Owl club will have a dancing
party this evening, which will be the
last of the season
Messrs Charles and Martin Hendrick-
son will leave tomorrow for Geneva,
ILL., to remain over Sunday as the
/, guest of their brother, Simon Hendrick-
son.
Mrs. Alice ]. Burroughs and Miss
Marguerite Fifield were in Chicago on
Wednesday.
The many Whiting friends of Miss
Paula Lott will be interested to learn
of the approaching marriage of this
popular young lady to Herman Rit-
ter of Chicago. which takes place at
the nome of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Lotz. at Irving Park, Chicago.
on Wednesday, June 80 Miss Lott was
a resident of Whiting for several years.
j and while here worked in the local
:, telephone exchange for about two
d years, when she secured the position
9 in the C., L & S. office at Gibson. which
s she has held until the present time Mr..
Ritter is very well known in Whit
e ing. and is an exceptionally fine Young
s. man.
Charles Pauch Of Ohio avenue is en-
= tertaining his brother, George Pauch
of Chicago.
a Mrs. Peddie and son, Arthur. of Dali
l., ton, Ill, are visiting the formers sis
ter. Mrs. l. o. AddIeman. of Central
e avenue.
e Mrs l. O. Addleman and children and
Mrs. Peddie and son visited at the
y White City last evening.
Hazel Reed of the Petersen fats i,
n improving from her recent illness.
g Rev. F. NJ. Webster Of the Plvm.
outh Congregational church will preacr
r next Sunday morning from theme
-e suggested by the Baptist controversial,
In Chicago. and in the evening from
IS the theme, Forty Years in japan" H.
Illustrated with stereoptican views.
j. Ruth and Milton Collins intend leav
II ing next Tuesday for Morocco. Ind +,
visit with their grandmother. Mrs
i William Collins, during the summer
The Whiting fremen are maxim,
ty great preparations for the tournament
Sc which will be held here in August.
Of George NJ. Collins cashed a check 70
a stranger last night for the sum q
a. So The check was on the Bank o
N Whiting, and was signed by E. F. Long
~ After the stranger had departed Col
Inns began to think that the check wa
not 0. K. and started out in search q
him After securing the town he wa
20 finally located at the Lake Shore de
pot where he had purchased tickle
- Tor Gary, and was awaiting the arriva
OF the train. After quite a discussio
- the man. VINO gave his name as NJ,
schneider, gave Collins back his money
no and he in return was presented wit
- the check.
Skating every Saturday and sunda
H. evening at the Coliseum rink, Indian
Harbor .
&c More for your money-easiest term
= Of paym ent-your home furnished q
thirty days free trial At Spieger,
-, South Chicago's leading furnitur
~ store
" ST. JOHN.