The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-26

The Masonic bowling team of Whit
ing will go to Hammond this evening
to engage in a bowling contest with
the Masons of that city. The team
will be accompanied by the Masonic
band.
The team was supposed to go over
last Tuesday night, but owing to
misunderstanding only four appeared
on the scene, but it is certain that the
contest viii be pulled off tonight. as
several local Masons have expressed
their intention of going over.
Mesdames Gardner and George Roe
visited Mrs. John Brinkman at St. Au-
gustina hospital yesterday.
Msdames Carrie Brinkman, Carrie Is
hey and son. Edward, and Mrs Myra
Brinkman of Michigan City visited at
the home of Mrs. Brinkman's son, John
Brinkman, of Davidson place on Sun
day morning, going to Chicago in the
afternoon to visit Mrs. John Brink
man at ST. Augustine hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marshall of
Chicago took dinner Sunday at the
home of the latter's sister, Mrs. Orren
Mackey, of Cleveland avenue.
Miss Anna Slower of Ohio avenue was
the guest of Hammond friends and rel
atives on Sunday.
Messrs. Albert Schaefer and Andrew
Keilman visited with relatives in Chi
oago on Sunday
Irwin Parker of Chicago passed
through whiting Sunday on his way
to East Chicago, where he spent the
evening with friends in Magoun ave-
nue..
A. ]. Weyer, who has been coming
to Whiting from Chicago for the past
several years as salesman and optician,
has gone to Los Angeles, Cal, to re-
main for several months. and with the
intention of making it his permanent
home if the place strikes him as being
satisfactory.
George Kent OF Chicago spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Guy Fleming, of
One Hundred and Nineteenth street
Mr.. Kent and Mrs. Fleming and son,
Clarence, visited with MIR. Fleming at
| st. Margarets hospital. Mr.. Fleming
who has been improving rapidly, was
not quite as well on Sunday.
Charles Hellwig has returned home
from Brookston, Ind, where he spent
a few days with friends.
A Baronchek, who moved out here
| from South Chicago few months ago.
opening up a store on New York ave-
nue., moved back to his old quarters
yesterday. Beronchek evidently found
Whiting to not be a very satisfactory
place in which to dispose of his goods
Joseph D. Murphy of Lima, O., while
en- route to Milwaukee to visit with
! his sister, stopped off to call on his
Whiting friends. Mr. Murphy was for
merly a Whiting resident, being a mem
Der of the real estate firm of Swartz
& Murphy and also holding respon-
sible position in the parrifne depart
ment of the Standard Oil company He
now holds a position with the C. & L. E.
railroad at Lima, OF which road his
brother is general, superintendent. He
reports himself and family much
pleased with their present location, but
they still manifest much interest in
| the affairs of Whiting.
Mrs. Lon Stevenson has come home
from St. Bernard's hospital, but will
return on Friday to submit to an OPP
GRAFTON.
Miss Nellie Hannephin of Austin, Ill,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hannephin, of Clark street.
Victor Rose visited his wife in Chi
cago yesterday
Mesdames Holman and Bremen at
tended the meeting of the Dorcas Re-
becca lodge in Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Holman and
Frank Fields visited the latters wife,
pital yesterday. and found her to be
greatly improved and able to sit up.
James ]. Stewart and Edwin Bailey
attended the Great Northern theater in
Chicago last evening.
Miss Helen V. Calhoun spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Chi
cago
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Davidson and
son, Gilbert. of Englewood We're here
on Sunday as the guests of the David
son families on Laporte avenue
Messrs. Archie Judson. Herman
Trowe and Ed. Girard attended the
Auditorium In Chicago on Sunday even
ing.
Messrs.Arthur keenan, and Fred Carl
son of East Chicago were in Whiting
Sunday evening. and accompanied Geo.
Locke and Art Ehlers to the Majestic
theaer in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William stou visited
the formers father, Adam stoIl, in
st. Margaret's hospital, Hammond, on
Sunday.
Ed. Handloser and George Johnson
saw "A Child of the Regiment" at the
Calumet on Sunday night.
Mesdames Alex. Vincent and Earl
Morgan of Oliver street were in Chi
cago yesterday
Miss Barbara schaefer of Englewood
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mathew schaefer, of sheri-
dan avenue.
Mrs. Barbara Scherr and Mike Hart
of st. John visited in Whiting on sun
day, being the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Scherr of Sheridan avenue.
Messrs. Jacob and Emil Keilman made
a business trip to st. John on Sunday.