The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-20

Alderman PAU ). ScnOlz was cdIled
to North Judson, Stark county, Ind, by
the death Of his father. August Scholz.
The funeral was held today, and sever
al Whiting relatives were also in at
tendance. Mr. Scholz is survived by his
wife, three sons and three daughters
Miss Sadie Wilkinson has returned
to her home in South Bend, Ind, after
a very pleasant visit at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. George Winslow, of
Central avenue.
Mrs. George billiard of Oliver street
has gone to New York for visit with
relatives.
Mrs John Conroy. whose husband
recently died, has purchased the lot of
Mrs Klose, on One Hundred and Nine
teenth street, next to the latter's resi-
dence, on which she is erecting
building for the purpose of opening
confectionery store. Since coming here
from California. Mrs. Conroy has been
living with her sister in Irondale
Misses Della Priest and Sadie wilkin-
son saw The Travelling Salesman" at
the Illinois theater. Chicago.
Eberhardt KeiImann is confined to
his home on Sheridan avenue by III
ness.
Undertaken c. A. Hellwig, yesterday
morning, conducted the funeral of Paul
Koto, which was held from the home
of his brother, in Indiana Harbor. IN
terment was at Greenwood cemetery,
Hammond. Mr.. Koto. who was 80 years
! of age, was the man who was struck
/ by a Lake Shore train at Whiting on
| last Sunday morning, when he came to
/ this city to attend church. His in
turies consisted of a severe scalp wound
and internal injuries. It was thought
at the time he could not recover and
he died at ST. Margarets hospital on
Monday evening.
Miss Helen v. Calhoun has been en-
PERTAINING Miss McCaskey of Chicago
It is thought Miss Bernice Allen
! may be able to resume her duties in
the public school within few days
The news Of the improvement in Miss
Aliens condition is verv acceptable.
Jack Connolly, who has been in the
employ of James ]. Donegan. taking
care of his famous dogs, which have
won so many prizes, passed away very
suddenly yesterday afternoon. Connol-
" was apparently in the best of health
and after doing some work went into
Donegan's office to sit down and res
for short time When he did not
come out, his employer went in to Sc,
what was the matter with him, an(
was surprised to find him sitting II
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clan was called, but found that Con
molly had expired several moments be
fore his arrival The body was re
moved to HelIwig's undertaking estab
Iishment and Coroner Gordon was no
titled. No relatives can be found, so /
is still a matter OF conjecture as to tn
disposition Of the remains.
The baseball game between the L
Vendors and the Indiana Harbors a
Indiana Harbor next Sunday will b
the first of a series of three games t
: be played by these teams
Arthur Nyland Of Cleveland avenu
: is suffering from a badly swolle
cheek, as the result of being hit wit
e a baseball.
$ Miss Reherd is planning an enter
tainment. to be given by the childre
J. of the first seven grades of the publ
school, to be held on Tuesday, Ma
25th
l The Seholz & IIlose Flower and Fee
company have now taken possessio
of the Atchison coal yards in Roberts
dale, which they recently purchased
d Miss Nauzer of Harrison avenue
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