The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-02-20

brought forth the following results
| President-Attorney Frank n. Gavit |
| Vice president-L H. Mattern.
| Secretary-S. Stowen.
| Treasurer-Fred ]. Smith
The members of the board of direc- |
tors in addition to the above, are A. |
C. Wagner, Gallus ]. Bader and Geo. |
W. Grsdale. The company, who man
ufactures a fire-proof paint, is in
creasing in value each year. and the
directors are confident of its soon be-
coming one of the leading industries of
Whiting.
Several Whiting people will attend
| the funeral of Miss Martha Schweitzer,
which will be held tomorrow from her
home, 415 Railroad avenue, Windsor
Park. The funeral services will be
preached at st. Brides church at p.
m. and interment will be at Oakwoods
cemetery. Miss Schw ether was former
~ a whiting girl, having lived here
for several years with her parents.
During the last few years she has been
employed in the millinery department
of the store of S. Lederer in South
Chicago. Her sudden death was the re-
suit OF heart disease.
The Good Time club dancing party
in Mettier's hall on Thursday night
was a most pleasant affair Among
those from out of town attending were
the Misses Lottie and Belle Donovan.
Mabel Palmer and Edward Quinn, all
of East Chicago.
A party Of Whiting ladies will go
to Chicago on Washingtons birthday
to attend the concert given by the
Apollo club.
Miss Mary Thiele was a South Chi
cago visitor on Thursday.
Mrs James Arundel of Sheridan av-
enue, who was taken suddenly i'll on
Wednesday. was removed to ST. An
thongs hospital, in Chicago.
Mrs. John Langmyer was in Chicago
yesterday
Mrs Earl Schwalm and son of AL
fton, H., who were called here by the
death of her uncle, William Nolte, re-
turned yesterday to their home Mrs.
Schwalm has spent the last few days
: visiting with her sister, Mrs. Rena Fer
guson, of Chicago.
t The Royal Neighbors will give a
pedro party at the home of Mrs c.
evening, Feb. b. A cordial invitation
is extended to all with the assurance
of a good time. Admission 15c, includ-
ing refreshments.
d The ladies of the Foreign Missionary
society of the M e. church are busy
: making preparations for the birthday
n party, which is to be held in the church
on the evening of March Sd. The cele-
: bration will mark the fourth anniver-
: sary of the organization.
Vino Daughsis hive No. SO, l. o. T.
NJ, will have a grand reunion and
banquet on Friday evening, Feb. 26th
The lodge was divided into two sides
about onesyear ago and a contest took
. place in, which the side getting the least
new members We're to give a banquet
A to the winning side. It is at this re
union that this banquet will be served
: The order consists of over 200 mem
bers and with the exception of those
u out of town and those who are ex-
cused by illness, ii is the aim to have
every member present. If every mem
Der turns out to this meeting the re
ward will be The Ladies Review
: free to every member of the hive fol
one year. The magazine has much val
2 liable reading. in addition to the new:
r of the order from all over the world
} Each member should do her part by at
tending this reunion. In addition tC
b the banquet and the magazine free al
i excellent program will be rendered.
Mrs. C. A. Hellwig of Fischrupp av.
n enue invited several ladies in on Thurs
day afternoon to help her celebrate
=, the twenty fourth anniversary of hel
+ wedding. A delightful time was spen
:, by all in attendance.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson of Chestertor
70 is spending a few days in Whiting OF
II business.
g The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E
ID church held a most pleasant an-dal
session on Thursday
re Quite a real estate investment tool
st place in Whiting this week. wheT
s. Robert Gordon came into possession
G of eight lots. facing on White Gal
y and Schrage avenues The deal ais
includes, in addition TO the eight lots
five buildings, situated thereon. Fou
Y of these are two-story buildings. TIVE
of these being stores and one is
n cottage. The one building is occupied
h by Mr.. Gordon as a saloon and tn
n, other store is vacant at present Tn
;s property was purchased from Mrs vii
d. liam Vogel of One Hundred and Sew
n enteenth street and Cleveland ave
b. nue..
mt The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
greyational church will give socia