The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-23
WHITING NEWS

Misses Martha schaaf. Della Fieres,
Gaynelle Eaton, Florence Lee and Flor
ence Keifer-all Whiting girls-will
leave on next Monday morning for
Ypsilanti, Mich. to take the six weeks
teachers course at the summer school
Miss Bessie NJ. Tanner and broth
err, David Tanner, will leave Monday
for North Dakota to visit with rela-
ives.
Mrs. P. H. Rapp has returned from
visit in Chicago.
Miss Margaret Lanmyer will visit
with friends in Harvey, Ill., on next
Sunday.
Mrs. H. Jones and daughter. Nellie,
of Hammond visited with Judge and
Mrs. George w. Jones yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Cohen of Indi-
ana Harbor visited at the home of the
formers brother. Sam Cohen, of Center
street yesterday.
A large delegation from the Epworth
League at Whiting attended the con-
venton at Gary last evening. and anoth-
er crowd will go down this evening.
The Whiting delegates, Mesdames Don
aid Boyd and Frank Dah1ke and the
Misses Gladys Pritchard and Jessie
! Helm. were down all day yesterday and
today.
Misses Loretta and Genevieve Mich
aelly of Michigan City are here visit
ing their sisters, Mrs. G. J. Bader of
oliver street and Mrs Charles E. Green
valid of Sheridan avenue
Charles CrandalI of South Chicago
was in Whiting on business yesterday.
de-
the sick list.
! Mrs Henry Fiheld of oliver street is
visiting with relatives at Culver. Ind.
| John Schaub is entertaining Mr.. Muir
ply, who formerly attended the Uni
versity of Michigan with him.
Mrs. Harrison Burns and children are
planning a visit with Mrs. Burns moth
er at Michigan City.
Miss Mamie Bollinger most delight
fully entertained a party of friends at
her home in Ohio avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Hickey and niece, Mary
Arundel, We're in Chicago yesterday,
A race of 200 yards took place on
Monday evening. in which Sam Eaton
and Fred Vogel participated. Vogel
beat Eaton by about twenty yards.
A walking race will beindulged in
Sunday afternoon a 2 o'clock for $25 a
side. The race will be between Robert
Crow and Henry Briae, and the route
to be taken will be as follows: City
hail. on Fischrupp avenue and White
Oak, down White Oak to One Hundred
and Nineteenth street, west on One
Hundred and Nineteenth street to New
York avenue, down New York avenue
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avenue back to the city hall Victor
Rose viii be referee, George Yuhasz
timekeeper. A large crowd will turr
out to see the contest.
John Mondik, who keeps a saloor
at One Hundred and Nineteenth stree
and Center street. was arrested las
night by officer Emmel for assault
and battery on Paul Tonko. The tria
came up before Judge Jones, who fneC
Mondik 81 and costs, which he paiC
and was released.
Miss Addie A. Greatrake of Olive
street yesterday received the following
message from DR.. and Mrs. Mayme o
Como, Colo: Mr.. John Greatrak
Mayne made his advent on June 18th
is strong and robust, and weighed il
at eight pounds Mrs. Mayne is wei
known here, being Miss Ruth Cove
daughter of the late John Cove. ant
was one of our former school teachers
Mr.. and Mrs. Greatrake and Mrs
Mayne have been intimate friends, an
are therefore pleased to think of then
giving their son the name of Great
rake.
James J. Nedjl has been awarded tn
contract for the building of the side
walks in the new lake front park. Nj
Nedjl was the lowest of several bid
ders.
An automobile passed through Whit
ing yesterday from Sioux City, Ia, o
its way to New York.
Mrs. Thompson and children of Chi
cago are spending a few days with NJ
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