The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-11
WHITING NEWS


Gary on Saturday night.
James Champlain spent Saturday
evening with friends in Hammond.
Mrs. Maude E. Bell and son, Richard,
of Chicago spent yesterday as the
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Eaton, on Fred street.
Frank H. Macpherson of Chicago
visited yesterday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Morrison, on New York
avenue.
Miss Helen O'Hara, who came home
to spend Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. OHara, of
Cleveland avenue, returned to Kentland.
Ind, last evening.
Messrs. Michael E. Harr and August
Z. Seeboldt have returned home from
a three weeks visit with relatives on
the latter in New York city.
Miss Winnie Fieres of Cleveland av
enue has gone to Alton, Ill, to spend
a few weeks as the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings.
Messrs. Ed. Girard and Archie L
Judson were East Chicago visitors on
Saturday night.
Miss Addie Dingman was in Ham
mond on Saturday
Rev. Benedict Rajcany of the Slavish
church will go to Gary tomorrow to
conduct a wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs William Stenhouse and
children of Pennsylvania avenue have
been spending the past week visiting
with relatives in Bloomington, Ill
Howard Elliott of Indiana Harbor
was a local visitor on Saturday even
ing
Miss Esther Evans most delightfully."-
entertained about twelve of her girl
| friends at a hard times party, at her
home in Pennsylvania avenue, on last
Friday evening. Each guest came
dressed in a hard times costume with
the exception of two, who came dressed
as college boys. Games and music
were the diversions of the evening, and
refreshments were served from wood
en- plates and tin cups made this feature
very amusing.
Miss Lillian Callahan and Alvin Eat
on were in East Chicago on Saturday
evening.
The Good Times Club, who gave a
series of dancing parties last season
will give their first one for this year
in Mettiers hall on Wednesday night
and there promises to be a good crowd
in attendance.
Miss Myrtle Gehrke has been spend.
ing a few days as the guest of Mis-:
May Rohrman in Hammond.
Mrs. James Pinkerton, who has beer
spending the past week at the home o
her nephew, David Pinkerton of Sheri
! dan avenue, has returned to her HON,
in Lowell.
Herbert Clock, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Clock of Sheridan
! avenue. had his head quite seriousl,
injured on Saturday. The little fellow
dropped penny through the iron graf
ing in front of the First National bank
Trying to recover the lost coin, ii
; lifted up the grating with the result
that it fell upon his head.
! Messrs. Orser and Ranger spent Sun
day at their homes in Harvey, III.
Miss Myrtle Gehrke. as guest 0
: Hammond friends, saw The Prince 0
: Tonight" at the Towle Opera Hous
! last evening.
Miss Irene Putnam of the Universit
: Of Chicago spent the week end wit
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Put
r nam.
: land this morning after spending tn
e week end with her parents in sherida
r avenue.
= AL Michaely of Tollton spent Fri
day evening as the guest of his sister
= Mrs. Gallus j. Bader and Mrs. Cha
d E. Greenwald
y Miss Era Mackemer has returned t
her home in Creston, Ia. after Wis
Y with her sister, Mrs. w. A. Upton {
Oliver street.
5, L. H Mattern of Oliver street is visit
= ing with relatives in Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Alberding an
= son of Chicago spent yesterday at II
n home of the latter's parents, Mr.. an
Mrs Kenny of Sheridan avenue.
Abe Migatz, son of Mr.. and Mr.
Nathan Migatz Of the Hub departmer
store. left yesterday for Indianapoli
to resume his studies at the Soho,
for the Deaf
The Epworth League contest, whic
began last Sunday evening, promise
n to be very successful, the attendan,
having increased wonderfully. Speci
music was given last evening. tt
leader was Lotus d. Brenner, and Il
topic discussed was The Forgiven III
e forgiving."
l. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nyhoff and chi
" dren of Gary spent yesterday with L
e. latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
ID Gillmurray Of Sheridan avenue.
1t Jesse Pannenburg Of Hammond WI
whiting visitor last evening.
t Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Holman were Il
L guests of their son, Leo Holman,
re Gary.
III Frank Snow of South Chicago was a
y. rested at one Hundred and Nineteen
e. street and Indiana boulevard by Offc
$ Emmel on Saturday night for being i
at toxicated. Upon SOLDERING up he WI
~ released.
le Howard Alfred the S-months-old 50
ey of Mr.. and Mrs William Schweicker
ne died at their home. 416 John street.
Saturday. Of whooping cough Servic
he were preached by Rev. John b. Der
Id at the Sacred Heart church yesterdi
u afternoon. Interment was at Gree
/ wood cemetery, Hammond.
- C. A Hellwig, Jr., visited friends
~ Brookston. Ind. yesterday
u Charles Kleiber witnessed the foe
oo ball game yesterday between the Che
= tenhams and Stony Islands at Sou
= Chicago.
" Mrs Joseph Bernstein viii go to t