The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-24

Monticello. Ia. to attend the banquet |
OF literary society. Of which she is
member. and who are celebrating their
twenty fifth anniversary.
The Whiting High School Alumni as
ISOLATION will hold a meeting at
o'clock on Monday night at which COM
mittees Will be appointed in connec-
ton with the annual banquet for the
graduating class.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon Mike
Hubbard and Andy Barry will engage
in 100 feet foot race. Mike Hubbard
Will have the privilege of a ten-foot
lap over Barry. but, in spite of this
privilege, Hubbard could feel much
elated If he decided in winning the
race, for he is a much larger man than
Barry. The money put up on each side
! is $25. Hubbard is backed by War
rem Renne, and Barry. one of Whit
ing's colored people. is being backed
by George NJ. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Holman spent last
evening in Gary as the guests of their
son. Leo Holman.
David Spencer will go to Chicago
this evening to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Katherine Spencer slater.
Several whiting people have been re-
ceiving souvenir postals from Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hickey. neee Nora Moy-
Ian. who we're married Wednesday.
The couple are touring through the
, south. and are at present in Louis
Vile. KY.
Charles ston. who is staying at the
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and Nineteenth street. has been very
low with tuberculosis, but his present
condition shows him to be slightly i'm
proved.
l The Young Peoples society of the Ger
; man Lutheran church will celebrate
their thirteenth anniversary tomorrow
evening. Rev Willie has prepared a
special sermon for the occasion, and
there will also be much extra music.
4 Mrs. Harriet winslow of Indiana Har-
: Dor spent yesterday in Whiting visit
. ing at the home of her son, George
: Winslow, or Central avenue
Miss Lois Woods OF Gary has been
visitink at the home Of her aunt and
uncle Mr. and Mrs. II. u Nichols, of
John street for few days
James Judson came home from Chi
cago last evening for the purpose of
attending the oratorical contest Mr..
Judson is now employed in the Tip
2 ton Machine works, which is owned by
his uncle. Grant Upton, formerly of
this city.
Otto G. Bauer is at Kankakee. ILL.,,
on hunting trip.
n
Whiting visitor last evening.
Messrs. F N. Gavit. Dr. E NJ Wells
n James E. Twitt and James Evans went
n to Chicago last evening to attend q
n shriner's gathering. The trip was made
: in Gavits auto.
s Miss Bessie Naef is expected home
from Union Mills, Ind, tomorrow. and
: If her health Is sufficiently improved
: she expects to resume her duties al
teacher in the Highlands school or
! Monday.
o The Misses Helen OHara and Joseph.
e inc Jewett are home from school a
h Valparaiso, but will return on Mon
g. day.
The funeral of Miss Minnie Baech
:, was held yesterday afternoon from tn,
German Lutheran church. in Clarl
= street where service were preached b!
= Rev. P. Willie. The interment was il
"a Concordia cemetery. Hammond. MIS-
J. Baechhi, aged is years. was the daugh
\ ter of Mr. and Mrs. August Baechi. o
le One Hundred and Twenty first stree
m and Atchison avenue. Her death fol
lowing a lingering illness with tuber
culosis, and is mourned not only b,
her parents. brother and sisters and
a host of friends
d Mrs. James G. Gill acted as hostes
a. to about thirty of her lady friends a
- her beautiful home in oliver street o
- Thursday evening. The house was mos
- attractively decorated in America
= Beauty roses and carnations. At
o'clock the guests sat down to a din
L ner Of several courses. after which tn
evening was spent in playing the {
I 800 The prizes were awarded a
follows: First prize. Mrs. William Cur
tbs: second, Mrs r. f. Denham. cor
ISOLATION. Mrs Ed Greenwald. This sc
- ciety function viii. perhaps, be I'll
last to be held at the CHI home. blu
indeed. proved to be a fitting china
to the many happy events which hay
been held at their home. Early in II
fall Mrs. GIL and children will leay
for Muskogee. Okla, to join her hu.
|, band. who has been there sewers
/. months.
Rev F. NJ. Webster OF the Congr'
, gational church Will preach tomorro
Should be Optimistic" In the ever
ing he will use as his text. The Voice
of God"
. The La Vendors Will play their fir
: game tomorrow at Forsyth. which wi
: be a tryout, with Shannons famol
team The La Vendors are expectir
:. to appear in their new suits
Miss Rose Kunz OF Westville. I'M
formerly Of Whiting. IS improving af
er siege OF typhoid fever.
: Or Hilliard was in Chicago on bus
ness yesterday.
Mrs. Mandel Pitzelle OF Schrage av
! nue. has typhoid fever
: Edward Grady has returned from
e trip to Hot Springs. Ark Mr.. Ora,
went away for the benefit of his healt
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