The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-02
WHITING NEWS


fee. Mrs. L. A. Day, New York ave-
nue., Whiting, Ind 2-1t
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer OF oliver
street. have returned from ST. John.
Ind. where they spent week with
relatives.
Andrew Keilman left for st. John
yesterday to spend the day with rela-
tives and friends.
Rev. Frank NJ. Webster Of the Ply
mouth Congregational church, will
preach next Sunday morning, from the
theme, "A Practical Test of the Tesla
ment." In the evening the theme VIII
be True Proportions"
Mrs. Fred ]. Smith of Oliver street, |
entertained her cousin. Mrs. Smith and
daughter of Chicago, yesterday.
Mrs. Alvin Bailey of East Chicago.
was the guest of Whiting friends yes
terday.
| Charles Bache of Hammond, was a
Whiting visitor yesterday.
Several Whiting people attended the
dance at the Auditorium in Indiana
Harbor, given by the basket ball girls,
on Thursday night.
Mrs. P. ]. Hickey and Mrs. George
Humphrey received word on Thursday
of the death of their mother. which
occurred at Parkersburg, W. Va. Mrs.
| Humphrey and John NJ. Hickey left on
Thursday night for Parkersburg, to at
tend the funeral.
L. Sander of One Hundred and Nine
teenth street, who was arrested for as
sault and battery upon the person of
Joseph Brenkus of Robertsdale, took
change of venue to Judge Frank D.
Prests court at Hammond, when the
case came up for trial in Jones court
Thursday night.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schultz, died at their home on
East One Hundred and Nineteenth St,
on Thursday. The funeral was held
! yesterday. Services were preached by
Rev Frank NJ. Webster of the Congre-
gational church. Interment was at
Hammond.
The Freshman class of the Whiting
high school held their first meeting Of
the year yesterday, at which the an
nual election of officers took place,
they being as follows: President. Rob-
ert C. Gardner; Vice President, Ger
trude Lauer: Secretary and Treasurer,
Edward Goldrick.
assault and battery upon Mrs. Annie
: Muzyn, was tried before Judge Jones.
Slmanski was fined $1,000 which he
paid and was released.
Mrs William Mattern and son, Roy,
! of Oklahoma have been visiting at the
. home of Mr., and Mrs. l. H. Mattern of
oliver street Yesterday Mr.. Mattern
left for Ann Arbor to resume his stu
dies at the University Of Michigan.
Rev. NJ c. Wright of the NJ. E.
, church will use for his sermon tomor-
row morning, vision of the World.
In the evening the pastor will be as
sisted by Rev. A. T. Briggs, district
superintendent, who will conduct COM
munion services.
:, Dr. and Mrs jacobson OF Park Man
: or visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice O'Neil of Sheridan avenue. Dr.
. Jacobson has charge of the case of Mrs
:, Greenwood Holt. who has been i'll for
: some time, and who is staying al
O'Neirs.
Mrs. John Myerhans Of Chicago was
: the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice O'NeiI of Sheridan
avenue, yesterday
Miss Mary Maher of Indiana Harbol
visited friends here on Thursday night
Abe Migatz. son of Mr. and Mrs
Nathan Migatz of the Hub department
store, viii leave for Indianapolis, Il
resume his studies at the school FOL
II the deaf. on Wednesday Oct. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hollett of olive
10 street have returned from Danville. III.
where they spent two weeks with thei
ID daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leech
man.
$ Mrs. NJ stieglitz and Mrs. JOSEPH
g. Marks and little son visited relative
ar in South Chicago yesterday.
The first literary program of TIL
I Whiting high school Of the year wa
st held in the Auditorium yesterday aft
p ernoon. The new class officers. JOSEF
IN Peceny, president; Elizabeth Swart;
De vice president, and Oscar Ahlgren, sec
tie rotary. president.
The program was as follows:
ne Selection .................. Orchestr
Piano Duet acknowledgements.
en- Gladys Pritchard & Blanche Pecen
en- Chemistry Experiment. ......H. Tim
IN Dialogue $500. Observation-Disclosures.
La Van Tucker and Clinton Harr
IS Recitation .............Fr Frank Girar
Extemporaneous ...... Oscar Ahlgre
Piano Solo. .Thelma Hilliar
Mrs. John r. Morrison of New Yor
sr. avenue entertained her sister Mrs. Bal
es of Canada, and sister-in-Iaw Mr.
Ditchburn of Woodlawn. Ill. last nigh
n Miss Marguerite Ward was in Chics
go yesterday
.er The case of Charles Mahlitz and M
for Hammond came up in Judge Jone
it court last evening, and it was throw
out OF court. Mahlitz was charged wit
assault and battery upon Harmon
IL who is gate Waterman a the Pennsy
ak vania crossing at One Hundred al
Nineteenth street. Mahlitz works
lip driver for J. J. Donegan. and the tror
BILE arose over Hammond keeping Il
at crossing blocked longer than Mahli
ay was necessary
Ill Chief of Police P. J. Lawler we
back on duty yesterday after a tv
. weeks vacation. and Sergeant CT;
A Collins, who has been taking Lay
3I ler's place. went back to his duties
"a. desk sergeant again.
he Peter Regas, the pop corn man, is
ne trouble again. This time he is in tro
az BILE of his own making, being charg
all with trying to force his attentio