The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-23
WHITING NEWS

of the school saying that their son had
injured his collar-bone while playing
baseball.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Mandel Pitzele
Of Schrage avenue little daughter. on
Saturday.
Helen Ahlendorf. accompanied by her
grandparents. father and brother from
Hammond. spent Sunday at the home
of her aunt in Chicago.
Mrs. William Kaiser went to Chicago
| Sunday, where she attended the funer-
al of a friend.
John Machay and Joe Buros, who re-
side at One Hundred and Nineteenth
and Front streets, were arrested by
officer Pat Mullaney on charge of
provocation. The two men engaged in
quite an argument over a pipe, which
finally ended in blows. Machay said a
pipe of the ordinary corn cob belonged
to him,and Buros also said claim
on the precious article" They were
hailed before Judge Jones and the fine
Of SIS apiece, which was imposed upon
them, and which each was compelled to
pay, would have been enough to have
purchased large supply of corn
cobs."
The bazaar given by the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church, which
was held on Friday and Saturday, was
a great success, as the ladies disposed
of every article they had for sale.
Charles Mcclellan of Clarke street
has been on the sick list the past few
days, and unable to attend to his duties
at the Standard oil company.
Miss Bessie Naef came home from
Highlands on Friday evening, but ow-
ing to her having several duties to per-
form, was compelled to return Sunday
instead of Monday. as usual.
No small amount of interest is be-
ing SHOWN in the parliamentary ora
torical contest of the Whiting high
school, which will be held in the Au-
ditorium next Friday night At this
contest six of Writings high school
students will strive for the honor OF
representing our high school at the
Lake county oratsricaI contest in
April. The result OF this contest is
being anxiously awaited, as 1t will be
the hardest fought of any previous
contest ever held here
Miss Della Fieres of Munster spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fieres of Cleveland ave-
nue.
Mrs. James Arundel, who is in st
Anthony's hospital in Chicago, is i'm.
proving, and 1t is thought she Will be
able to return home the latter part OF
this week.
The Whiting Masonic band, consist.
ing OF twenty four pieces, will fur.
nish the music for skating at the
Whiting rink on Thursday night, Marcel
%, and all their friends are invited
to come out and get in the whirl. No
only VIII the members of the Masoni,
band turn out, but the fraternity II
generally and it promises to be a bis
l night, that night for the Masons anC
all who wish to participate in the fun
. The services at the Congregations
church Sunday were very we'll attend
ed. The sermon by Rev +. M. Web
ster were very good and muh appre
ciated. In the morning the paste
used as his sermon theme, THE Mani
/ festatiOn of God in Man" and in tn
evening, Gods Call to Service" Tn
music was under the direction of Mrs
A B. Garfield.
\ Alderman c. A. Hellwig has returne
from a short visit with relatives Il
Williamsport, Ind
y Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marshall of Chi
cago spent Sunday at the home of tn
latter's sister, Mrs. Oren Mackey 0
= Cleveland avenue.
Adam Ston, who has been in St. Mar
: garets hospital, Hammond, sine
Christmas with broken leg, was abb
9 to return to his home in Berry LAX
t on Sunday.
= Andrew Herman, who has been her
= for the past nine weeks. has returne
y to his home in Cleveland, o.
l. S. Van Westrum has returned froI
his trip to Germany, where he sper
the winter with his family. Mr. Va
l. Westrum, who is of the Westrumit
Y. company. is predicting a very bus
y year in his line Of business, they a
'e ready having several contracts to figuI
a on. Mrs. Van Westrum will remain 1
l. Germany until the middle of the sun
mer.
h Fred Quada of Chesterton transac
ed business in Whiting yesterday.
" Mrs. Bartels and daughter, RATHER
id inc, spent Sunday at the home of tt
In formers son, Charles Bartels in Oh
at cago.
N Claude Miles of Wheeler. Ind, spel
le Saturday and Sunday at the home
d. his parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Mil,
y of Laporte avenue
David Parmele of John street is col
= fined to his home by illness
10 A most pleasant time was enjoy,
IN by the children at the kindergartt
sh yesterday. when Hazel Miles celebrat,
her 5th birthday. The morning WI
- taken up in the playing Of games al
- refreshments were served, consisting
: fruit, cake and candy.
ne Gallus ]. Bader of oliver street HI
IL returned from rip to Hot Spring
Ark. very much improved in heal
by the change in climate
Mrs. ]. f. Miles is able to be up aga
after an illness of over one week.
Esther Carlson of Sheridan avenr
is reported to be in quite a serio
re condition, as the result of an attack
heart trouble.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bartlett al
Harry Lee and children were in Har
on | mond Sunday