The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-12

gone IN new venture, opening
blacksmith shop, on the alley south of
One Hundred and Nineteenth street, |
between Clarke and Short street.
Miss Mae Quinn of Gary spent Sun
day as the guest of Miss Edith Leroy
Of Cleveland avenue.
John Anderson, who suffered a Sc
we're scalp wound as the result of
fall at the glucose factory last week,
is recovering at st. Margaret's hospital
as rapidly as can be expected.
Dan St. John of Ohio avenue has
suffered relapse, and is in quite a
critical condition.
Rev. Webster of the Congregational
church used as the subject of his SER
mon Sunday "Omnipotence Limited"
which proved to be an excellent text.
The music was under the direction Of
Mrs. U. G. Swartz.
A. O. Peterson of Chesterton transact
ed business in Whiting yesterday.
Lon Stevenson of One Hundred and
Nineteenth street visited his wife at
ST. Bernard's hospital, Chicago, yes
terday. The cause of Mrs. Stevenson's
illness has been discovered as an abb
scess on the kidney.
Charles Hannephin of Chicago spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hannephin of One Hundred and
Nineteenth and Clarke streets.
Mrs Joseph vacha. wife of officer
vacha, is i'll at her home in One Hun
CT with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein of
One Hundred and Nineteenth street at
tended a meeting of the Western Star
at Wieland's hall in East Chicago Sun
day evening.
Ambrose McGregor of Gary was a
Whiting visitor on Sunday evening.
Miss Edith Leroy spent yesterday
with friends in Gary.
Norman Rabe, who has been working
for Ben Wedman, has resigned his
position, and is again back in school.
The Whiting Building and Loan as
ISOLATION will hold their annual meet
ing this evening. at which the annual
election of officers will take place.
Guy Fleming, who is suffering with
pneumonia at st. Margaret's hospital, is
in a precarious condition.
Leo Holman of Gary spent yesterday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Holman.
Reports from ST. Luke's hospital,
Chicago. say that the condition Of Mrs.
Jessie Fields shows a decided improve
ment
Miss Louise Mattern was in Ham
mond on Sunday.
Mrs. o. S. Mackey and daughter are
back from Chicago, where they spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Mar
shall.
Lena Kaiser, the. 6-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. William Kaiser, is
| suffering from burns on her face a:
the result of falling on the stove. Al
though nothing serious, the burns are
very painful.
Verne Eaton is the victim of
sprained wrist as the result of a fal
received while skating at the Lewis
rink in East Chicago. No more skating
backward for Verne.
Miss Marie Koch of Oliver street re
turned home Saturday evening afte
spending two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
John Nyhofr of Gary.
Mr. ana Mrs. Mathew Schaefer o
Sheridan avenue spent Sunday with tn
latter's brother, Michael Hammer, o
Englewood.
Miss Barbara schaefer of Englewoo
spent Sunday with whiting friends an
relatives.
J. NJ. Smith attended the Sunda
Evening club in Orchestra hall las
evening. DIR. ]. K. Mcclure, presiden
of the Mccormick seminary made
very interesting address on -Four Grea
Causes Summoning the Loyalty Q
Large Hearted Men" naming tn
church, Bible, Sunday and home
The announcements of the weddin
of Miss Ellen Cavanaugh to r. P. Rifen
brick Jr. of Salt Lake City, Utah, whic
took place on Dec. 80.
The news came as a surprise to man
Whiting people. The bride was former
ly Mrs. William Schrage, wife of Wi
liam Schrage of this city, they bein
divorced about two years ago. Tt
groom is captain of the United State
army. stationed at Fort Douglas, /
Salt Lake City, where the couple wi
for the present make their home.
The many Whiting friends exten
: congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hendrickso
of the East Side spent Saturday ever
: ing and yesterday at the home
: Whiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcknight of II
diana Harbor spent yesterday with II
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEF
Greenwald.
William Beneke, who for sever
years has lived in Bakersfield, Ca
! has returned here to reside with h
.