The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-13
WHITING NEWS

Ogram.
Messrs. Junior Schwartz. John Schaub
and Roy +. Green went to Chicago on
Saturday evening. where they attend
ed theater
OF the 1909 graduates a great many
Of them are planning on entering col
leges and universities. OF the boys,
Walter Smith and Claude Humphreys
will enter the University of Chicago on
Oct l, the former to take a law course,
and the latter a course in chemistry.
Benjamin II. Gordon went to enter the
University of Michigan, to take up
law course
Mrs William E. Warwick and daugh-
ter. Miss Tlmirah Morse. are expected
home on Wednesday from their western
trip
William Paschen of 425 John street
is suffering with broken hand, as the
result of falling upon it.
Mrs. Mathew Schaefer of Sheridan av-
enue was in South Chicago on Satur-
day
Andrew Keilman returned yesterday
morning from Minneapolis, MINI,
where he was the guest Of his brother,
Jacob Keilman, for few days.
Albert Schaefer came home last even
ing from Midland. Mich. where he had
been spending one week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds
Hardy Keilman was in South Chica-
go yesterday.
The regular meeting of the board OF
directors of the Whiting public library
viii be held this evening
Mrs. william walker of New York
| Gle Mre
A c. Jewell of South Bend. Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell. nee
Ruth Gardner. returned yesterday from
two weeks wedding tour. which they
spent at the home of Mr.. Campbelfs
parents in Franklin, Pa.
/ Mrs. John Helm and daughter, Miss
Jessie Helm, are home from an extend
4 ed eastern trip.
Grant Upton has gone on a two
months western trip. and during his
! absence the Upton Machine works will
be in charge Of James Judson of Whit
! ing.
Miss Daisy Upton has begun a two
years course in elocution at the Amer
lean Conservatory Of Music, Chicago.
Miss Ella c. Klose of Whiting and
Miss Muriel Wilcox Of Hammond. who
graduated last year from Northwestern
university, are making preparations to
open up a conservatory in Gary for
the purpose of giving instructions in
piano playing, voice culture and elocu-
ton The young ladies have been hav-
ing great difficulty in getting a suita-
bic location. but hope to be able TO
open up by next Thursday, and as Miss
Klose already has several students In
view for piano and vocal lessons, and
Miss Wilcox also has several in elocu-
ton the future looks very promising
to them
Miss Marguerite Fiheld will leave
about Sept 25 for Chambersburg. Pa.
to resume her studies at Wilson col
lege, where she will be a sophomore
this year.
Mrs l. A. Carlisle is expected here
in a few days from her summer home
in Lakeside. O.. to reside with heI
daughter Miss Elizabeth Carlisle, the
high school commercial teacher.
Mrs Fred Mcknight. Miss Resale
! Greenwald and their niece Dorothy
Greenwald were in Chicago on Satur-
day.
The many friends of Louis Gordon
now of Tolleston, but formerly oil
Whiting. will be sorry to learn that he
was taken to a Chicago hospital or
Saturday. suffering with typhoid fever
Alex Connors. who has been playing
a leading role at the Alhambra LAS
week will be at the Haymarket theatei
for this week, and several of his Whit
ing friends will go up to see him before
the week is over.
Miss Hazel Reed Of the Petersen fat:
visited in Chicago yesterday
Rev Felix Seroczynskf of St. Adal
bert's church. expects to move into hi!
beautiful new residence in Indiana
boulevard in about two weeks. Thu
residence which is modern in every
way, and is the first brick veneer house
to be erected In whiting
The regular meeting OF the Whiting
Municipal club will be held this even
ing. There was no meeting last week
owing to the fact that the meeting fel
on Labor day. There win some rous
ing meetings held from now until aft
er election. for one of their aims is tt
see that none but capable men run 70
, office.
Tony and Albert Wysocki. the Polisl
bakers who were charged with tryinl
! to put the SeIpp bakery Of South Chl
! cago ont of business as far as comini
to Whiting is concerned. We're up 70
trial in Judge Jones court on Saturda.
night and were discharged.
The annual picnic Of the Congrega
tional church and Sunday school wa
held on Saturday at Jackson park
Games We're a feature of the day. and
most enjoyable day was spent
, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Emmel 0
Cheltenham spent yesterday with th
latter's sister, Mrs. Charles Pickering
of Ohio avenue
Mrs. Turner and children returned t
their home In Fort Wayne, Ind yes
7 terday after visiting with her cousin
, Mrs. Charles Pickering of Ohio avenue
Some stores claim to be the larg
est furniture store n this section; "
know we are. spiegei. Seth Chicago
leading furniture store.
Glen and Hosford Parks
T. W Englehardt was a Glen Par
2 visitor yesterday.
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