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

w. H. Carringer of New York ave.
nue. was called to Olean, n. Y, by the
serious illness of her father.
Miss Olga Klima will resign her DO.
! sition in the local telephone exchange
on next Thursday and Will go to chi.
cago to work.
Miss Dollie Turner of Chicago. who
spent few days with her parents here
returned home yesterday.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Jenik OF 5l4 Standard avenue, which
died on Sunday. was buried yesterday
at Hammond
Miss Clara Kraemer, in company with
her father, j. Kraemer, left yesterday
for Indianapolis, where she will begin a
course in the Indianapolis school for the
blind. The young lady's affection is
dreadfully sad. since she was not born
blind, but lost her eyesight as the re-
suit of physician using too strong
medicine in treating her eyes. About
two years ago Miss Addie A. Great
rake took great interest in the girl.
and took it upon herself to instruct
her in reading and writing. Under Miss
Greatrake's direction she giving her
lessons every week. she has progressed
most rapidly until now she can read.
using the letters for the blind wonder
fully well. This makes # much bet
ter for her in entering the school, as
she Is now very far advanced. Miss
Emma Schwalm has also taken a pro-
found interest in her, and under Miss
Schwalm's direction she has become
good musician, playing the piano ex-
cellently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew schaefer of
Sheridan avenue went to scherervfl1a
to spend few days with Mr.. schaefer,s
brother and family at that place.
Andrew Keilman spent Sunday with
relatives in Chicago
Miss Geraldine Scott OF Ohio avenue
IS entertaining her cousin from Penn
sylvania
Miss Barbara schaefer of Chicago was
Whiting visitor on Sunday.
Chester Burch of Hammond visited
here on Sunday evening.
The remains Of Mathew Kieran. who
died at st. Margaret's hospital vester-
day morning, will be taken to Cleve-
land, o. for interment. The services
Will be preached by Rev. John B. Berg
at the Sacred Heart church this even
ing at p. m. The remains will leave
over the Lake Shore at gil p. M and
burial will take place on Wednesday.
The cause of Mr. Kieran's death was
gangrene Of the leg, sustained from in
1uries received by falling on an icy
pavement about two years ago.
The Fortnightly club met last night
at the home of Mrs Thomas Boyle of
Laporte avenue. Mrs. Robert Hum
phreys read a paper on the subject.
Work OF Modern Professional Women
which proved to be most interesting.
The Theater as an Educator was the
Subject Of Mrs. Frank B. Lewis, paper.
and was very we'll written. The next
meeting of the club on Oct is. will
be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Allen of Ohio avenue.
Abe Migatz, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Nathan Migatz will leave tomorrow for
indianapolis to resume his studies at
the Indianapolis school for the deaf.
Mrs. Marks and baby who have been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Max Stieg-
litz. have left for Nebraska, where they
intend to reside for several months
Messrs Mike Harr and Gus Sieboldt +
are expected home in a few days from
New York. where they have been visit +
ing with relatives of the latter.
Lewis rink, best in Lake county. /
open every afternoon and night. spe-
eial attention to beginners at after
noon session 4-9t