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

Lon Stevenson visited his wife at St
Demands hospital yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Stevenson is reported in most
serious condition as the result of an
operation which she underwent on last
Friday.
| The Methodist church was the scene
of two special meetings on Sunday
| afternoon. A meeting was held for the
ladies and girls at 8 p. m, and in the
parlors downtairs at the same time was
meeting for men and boys.
Both were largely attended.
In the evening at the services the
| gospel team from the Garrett Biblical
Institute, Evanston, was present and
in these services Rev. NJ. c. Wright
was ably assisted by Mr.. Thrall of the
team.
The revival services will continue
through this week and in addition to
several visiting pastors, being in at
tendance, much special music has been
arranged for.
These services are now going into
the fourth week, and many conversions
are being made.
Rev. Frank M. Webster of the Con-
gregational church used as his sermon
theme on Sunday evening, "Glimpses of
Galilee." The sermon was made very
interesting and also beneficial by the
use of stereopticon views.
The music was under the direction
of Mrs. Charles Dyer and was heartily
enjoyed by many of the oldest hymns
being sung.
Junior Swartz of Sheridan avenue
resumed his duties with the Reiner
Real Estate company at Gary yester-
day. Mr.. Swartz has been indisposed
for several days, as the result of in
juries received in runaway, in which
he figured. having a very narrow
escape. The young man has not fully
recovered, but is able to navigate. al
though with great difficulty.
Miss Eta Dixon of Magoun avenue
East Chicago. spent Sunday with Whit
} ing friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thiel of One
; Hundred and Nineteenth street a son
: Miss Jennie Platz, a trained nurse, is
in attendance at the Thiel home.
> DR.. F. ]. McMichael of Tollestor
was the guest of j. Roy Morrison OF
New York avenue Sunday afternoon.
= Frank H. Macpherson. who was re.
S Gently reported as threatened with {
4 severe attack of pneumonia, is now
= convalescing, and will spend a few days
4 this week at the Morrison home on New
York avenue.
The Misses Langmyer and Cecilia
Abraham attended a masque ball a
Harvey, ILL.,. and remained over Sunda!
as the guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Henderson wer'
South Chicago visitors last evening.
Charles Hellwig, son of C. A. He'll
wig, will soon begin a course at
+ Chicago embelming school, and whel
the course is completed the young mai
. will prove valuable acquisition to tn
= Hellwig undertaking establishment il
= One Hundred and Nineteenth street.
Mrs. F. N Brett was called here b,
=" the serious illness of chr sister. Mrs
Lon Stevenson, but has returned to he
d home in Wood River. ILL.,. again.
Andrew Herman transacted bushes
in Indiana Harbor yesterday.
:" Bruce N. Nichols. who is now an Indi
ana Harbor resident, padding his Whit
ing friends a. visit on Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph vacha, wife of Office
n vacha, is still very i'll with pneu
monia-
20 Golden Star, Rebecca lodge, will hol
their regular meeting tomorrow even
a ing. There will be initiation, visitor
a general good time. and it is urge
- that all members be present at thi
meeting.
j., Mrs. Lee, who has been visiting he
sister, Miss Emma Swain, of Ohio az
enue has returned to her home in S
+ Charles, Ill.
Guy Fleming was brought home fro
st. Margaret's hospital in Hammon
= having practically recovered from Il
siege of pneumonia, which it We
is thought would most certainly eau,
the death of hits popular young man.
d., The Good Time club will give anoth'
one Of their dancing parties in Me
Mt tiers hall tomorrow evening. tt
dances are rapidly gaining In popula
. ity, being given every alternat
Wednesday night.
Olive Carlson of Sheridan avenl
g continues fo irnnrova from, bar race