The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-10

Those making this trip were Misses
Eva Dutton, Rose Watts. Minnie
Schultz. Bessie Matson, Matilda Die
tai. Newcomb Bennett and Bessie Naef,
and Messrs. Johnson, Newlin and Malm-
stone.
Roy Walker Of New York avenue
was the guest of friends in Chicago
yesterday.
Miss Isabelle Morrison of Hammond
visited at the home of her cousin,
John Morrison. of New York avenue.
Frank H. Macpherson has been very
i'll with an attack of pleurisy at his
home in Woodlawn, but is now i'm
proving.
The Indiana Aid society consisting
Of members from Gary, Indiana Har-
Dor, East Chicago and Whiting, will |
meet Wednesday, May IL. at the home |
Of Mrs. P Setter of Davidson place
Mrs. Louis Watts and daughter
olive. of New York avenue were Chi
cago visitors.
Miss Eta Dixon of East Chicago
spent Sunday with Whiting friends.
Leslie Miles of Laporte avenue is
at Tracy. Ind, where he may locate
permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goldsmith and
| Clifford Hazlett of Gary visited yes
terday with the formers parents on
Sheridan avenue and the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. NJ. Quigley.
Mesdames NJ Farley, James O'Rourke
and Patrick Lynch, as representatives
Of the w. c. o. F. auxiliary. went to
Chicago last night to call at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Charles Ness, whose
five months old baby died yesterday
morning beautiful oral emblem was
also sent up by the Whiting order.
Mr.. and Mrs William Stenhouse, who
have been living at Park Manor, have
returned to Whiting. and are now re
siding on Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Marie Koch and aunt, Mrs. Jo-
seph Scherr, have returned from St.
John, where they were the guests of
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hammer.
Miss F. Marie Mayne entertained her
mother and Mr. Stacks from Charlie
voix Mich yesterday.
Albert Blessing. brother of Mrs. Will
liam Ston of Stieglitz Park, was TAX
en- to St Margaret's hospital, suffering
with typhoid fever, and is said to be
in a precarious condition.
Mrs Hampton of Hobart, Ind, visited
her daughter, Mrs. ]. E. Miles, of La
porte avenue yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallus J. Bader and
son. Clarence, spent Saturday and sun
day at Laporte and Michigan City.
William La Hayn spent Sunday with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. La Hayn at
Chesterton. Ind.
John Hannephin was in Chicago yes
, terday.
Miss Minnie Schultz of Highlands
!, spent the weekend with Miss Bessie
s Naef at her home in Sheridan avenue.
/ Mr.. and Mrs John Nyhoff and chill
dren of Gary returned last evening
q after spending Saturday and Sunday
j with the latter's parents, Mr. and
= Mrs. Henry Gillmurray.
Mrs. George stephens of Clark street
: is i'll with dfphtheria. The house is
= under strict quarantine.
: Mr. and Mrs Frank N Gavit and
children spent Saturday and Sunday al
their farm near Clark Station.
: The Lincoln Athletic club of Whiting
u defeated the St John team in a spir-
+ tied game of baseball yesterday after
noon. The game consisted of twelve
# innings, the locals scoring ] run in The
: twelfth, which made the result to 6
$, A large crowd of rooters accompanied
d the st. John team.
u The funeral of John Trancho. Jr.
d who was killed by a Lake Shore trail
II at Indiana Harbor on Friday was helC
yesterday morning. The services wer,
n preached by Rev Benedict Rajcany a
n the Slavish church. The interment wa
} at Greenwood cemetery, Hammond
lie The death of young Trancho. VIII
a was Is years old, was EXCEPTIONAL,
l. sad He had only been in America
r about six weeks on the fatal day h
L left his home at $50 a. m. in com
p pany with his father, who also work
le at the Harbor. in search of employ
g ment. Not having met with success
n he thought Of returning home, whel
N he met his fate
4 Harry Kicullen Of one Hundred an
Nineteenth and Front streets tele
i phoned to the police on Saturday nigh
a that there were two men out in from
re of his place, and one was insane. OF
hcers Collins and Pinkerton went dow
a ard found the men to be badly unde
a the influence of liquor. but not insani
IRE They were taken to the station, wher
they gave their names as Frank Easte