The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-02
WHITING NEWS

John Ferneu of Wilcox street has
returned from Rockford, Ill, where he
went as a delegate from a Swedish
lodge at Hegewisch to the convention
which was held at Rockford.
Rev. NJ c. Wright was in Chicago
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william E. Warwick
of Oliver street are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Hubbard and daughter, Miss
Maude Hubbard. of Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Hubbard is a sister of Mr.. War
wick
Mrs. Cook and daughter, Ida. were
in Hammond yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Himlar of sey-
mour, Ind, will go to Hot Springs,
Ark, after spending a few days with
DR.. G. H. billiard and children.
The Lake Shore Railroad company
have several gangs of men at work
| raising and ballasting their tracks
with crushed stone. They are also
raising the depot to the same level as
that Of the tracks. This is certainly
great Improvement
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hendrickson cell
/ GDl lieu liiGiA 5iAlll WtuQlhS duulN EI
sary by attending the White City.
Mrs. John Hendrickson had as her
guest Mrs. Savage, formerly Mrs. Ozfe1
of whiting. From here Mrs. Savage
went to Chicago to visit her daughter
Mrs. Lamont.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warwick and
daughter, Almirah Morse, and Mr.. anc
| Mrs. Hubbard and daughter, Maude
spent Monday with relatives at Wauke-
gan, III.
Miss Ella Stoves is recovering from
her attack of blood poisoning. as the
result of running hatpin in her finger
Mrs. Charles D. Davidson and chill.
dren, James and DorE, left yesterday
morning for SpokaneS Wash. wher,
| they will spend the summer with Mrs
Davidson's father, Mr.. Reifsnider. Mr.
| Davidson expects to go TO Spokane lat.
er, in order to return home with hi:
family.
Mrs Moylan and son, Harold, whc
are visiting here from Fort Wayne
Ind, went to Chicago yesterday tt
spend the day with relatives.
Twenty-four girls and boys will re
ceive their first holy communion a
the Sacred Heart church next Sunda,
morning.
Mrs. A b. Garfield and Mrs. Charlie
Dyer and Misses Nellie WycOffe an,
Jessie Henderson returned on Monda,
night from st. Joe, Mich, where the.
spent a few days.
The family of L. H. Mattern of Olive
street are planning a trip to Seattle
Wash, next month to visit their son
and also attend the Alaska Yukon ex
position.
John Buczkowski of One Hundre
and Nineteenth street and Clevelan
avenue was taken with a seevre spell
on Monday night, and for a time hi
life was despaired of. Yesterday, how
ever, he had about recovered.
, The junior class play. The Flying
Wedge" will take place in the hig
! school auditorium on next Friday nigh
The play is a one act football fare,
and promises to be exceptionally fin,
A musical program will also be giver
The public school exhibit will b
held on next Friday from to II a. n
and from to s o'clock. The school wa
previous events, but the extra tw
: hours in the evening will give man
more people an opportunity to visit tn
schools.
Mrs. William Reed and daughter wi
leave this week for Alton. Ill. to Wis
it her sister. Mrs. Frank Gamer
Skating every Saturday and Sunda
evening at the Coliseum rink. Indian
: Harbor.
More for your money-easiest tern
of payment-your home furnished o
thirty days free trial. At SpiegeF
South Chicago's leading furnitur
store.
Mrs. Peter Koch of oliver street. VII
has been spending a few days with re
>, atives in ST. John. returned home ye!
terday.
Louis Gordon of Tolleston was hel
on business yesterday.
Miss Celia McGarra and Walter
Cerajeski. Miss Gertrude Petzold ar
Walter Kozlows5i of Whiting were Il
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