The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-12-31
WHITING NEWS
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

quarterly communion service at the
NJ. E. church. The morning sermon will
be The Initial Gift" Monday even
ing DR.. A. T. Briggs, the district super
intendent breaches and will hold the
second quarterly conference.
Rev. F. NJ. Webster, pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational church, will
preach next Sunday morning from the
theme: "Chist's Privations; New
Years Meditation. In the evening the
theme will be: The Voyage and the
Pilot" d. D. Lash of Chicago will have
large chorus choir and sing a solo
in these services
Mrs. William E Putnam and daugh-
tiers. Misses Elizabeth and Irene Put
nam, saw THE Flirting Princess" at the
LaSalle theater yesterday afternoon.
Helen Marie Green of Sheridan ave-
nue. has suffered a relapse with typhoid
fever, and a trained nurse is in at
tendance.
The 4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mccarthy OF Fischrup avenue
fell off a table last night and, in fall
ing, she struck her arm. Tt was at
first thought the arm had been brok-
en-, and she was hurried to the Office
of DR.. Putnam, who found the injury
to be nothing serious.
A small fire occurred in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pully of Fischrupp
avenue last night about $3.50. The
cause of the conflagration was PORTER
catching fire from an overheated stove.
The department were called out and
the blaze was extinguished. The da-
mage was about s25.
Donald H Boyd will lead at the Ep-
worth League meeting next Sunday
evening. assisted by Attorney j. H. Fet-
terhof.
The wedding of Miss Julia Modrock
and Joseph Rembatz will take place at
the Slavish church on Jan. 18th.
Rev. Benedict Rajcany has been en-
tertaininb Rev. Paul Siska and Charles
Griglak, both of Milwaukee, Wis. at
HIS home in Lincoln avenue the past
| few days.
Rev John B. Berg. of the Sacred
Heart church visited Rev. Thomas. jan
sen at Gary on Wednesday.
The bazaar. which will be given by
the Polish Advancing club in conjunc-
ton with the other Polish organiza-
tions, will be held in Libert's hall or
Jan. 5, 6. and 9. The bazaar as planned
will be a big affair and a large sum is
expected to be realized which will &C
into the parish of st. Adalbert's parish
There are four contests, one to end or
the 9Th. one on the 7th and two on the
9th. Messrs Thomas Cerajenski ant
Peter Igras are opponents in a watcf
contest. Mesdames John Kosior anc
Stanislaus Sobiesczyk are in a rocker
contest, and there are also two chill
dren's contests. Those in this contes
for the possession of beautiful priz,
are Victoria Petzold and Mary Antkow
lax and Alexander Szudzinki and JOIN
Buczkowski.
The members of the present cit!
council were entertained at an elabor
ate spread on Wednesday night at tn
home of Alderman Paul J. Scholz, OF
Fischrupp avenue. Mrs. Scholz was as
sisted in serving by her mother. Mrs
William Vogel, Mrs. Augusta Klose ant
Mrs. Charles Klose. After the suppe
those present spent several hours in so
cial intercoure, and they were treate,
to a song which was rendered by Cit,
Treasurer D. d. Griffith Those in at
tendance were: Aldermen Frank NJ
Long, c. A. Hellwig, Herman Water an
City Clerk George N, Jones and Cit.
Treasurer D. D. Griffith. Alderman
Henry Schrage was absent, owing t.
/, illness. Others in attendance were {
r. Klose. Fred Trowe and Fred Voge
Wednesday night was a great nigh
in f. o. E. circles, and the birds wer
out in large numbers. Twenty-fou
were initiated on this night and a goo
time was enjoyed. A program had bee
, planned, but so late was the hour, whe
. the initiation was over, that there wa
time for nothing with the exception o
a luncheon, which had been prepared
On Tuesday night an account of tn
Morley and Worley divorce appeare
I in THE TINES. The witness mentione
was Mrs zimmerman of. Robertsdale, VIII
f tainted after testifying against he
) own daughter. Instead of Mrs Lime
man of Robertsdale. the name shoul
have been Mrs Leinert of whiting. Ow
! ing to the error in the name compiled
tions have arisen which are greatly re
GREETED.
The condition of John McElroy c
q Fischrupp avenue, who has been i
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