The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-10
WHITING NEWS

The wedding of Miss Julia Modrock
and Joseph Rembatz will take place at
the Slavish church in Robertsdale next
Wednesday morning. the ceremony to
be performed by Rev. Benedict Rajcany.
Miss Modrock is a very popular girl,
and the wedding will be big affair.
Mrs. Charles Cole of Fred street en-
tertained her sister, Mrs. Blanche An
drews of Chicago, over Saturday and
Sunday.
Don't miss the special attraction at
East Chicago rink all this week.-10-2t
Misses Edith Dangenhan, Margaret
Griffith and Edytha Hollett saw Madam
x at the Chicago Opera House. Chi
cago. on Saturday afternoon.
William Allen and his sister, Miss
Kathryn Allen Of Gary saw The Kiss
ing Girl" at the Cort theater, Chicago,
on Saturday night.
| Mrs Valetine Balogh, wife of Rev
Balogh of the Greek Catholic church,
Is confined to her home in John street
| by illness.
| The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs. B.
S. Place of Indiana boulevard is Ill with
whooping cough.
| Mrs. w. B. Carringer of New York
avenue has returned from Martinsville,
ILL.,, where she visited her husband and
also Alton, Ill, where see visited her
son. Rayomnd Carringer. Miss Irene
! Carringer did not return home with her
| mother. but will visit her brother. Ray.
for few weeks longer.
The funeral of John Pince1 of Front
| street was held on Saturday. Services
were held at the Slavish church, being
preached by Rev. Benedict Rajcany. In
torment was at Hammond. Pincel was
~, A ~,
leaves a wife and family in Europe He
was AZ years of age
Charles Hendrickson has returned
from Denver. Colo. where he went
about three months ago. thinking the
climate would benefit his health. 1t
not proving as beneficial as it was
thought, Mr.. Hendrickson found it ne
| cessary to return home.
| Leo Holman of Gary spent yesterday
visiting his parents here
| Joseph Bernstein an6. daughter Ma
mie, visited at the home of Louis Cor
don and family of Tolleston yester-
day.
Mrs. Margaret Quigley of One Hun
dred and Twentyfirst street entertain
ed her granddaughters, Jennie and Ida
Beckett, of Chicago and Alice Hazlett
of Gary yesterday.
Marguerite Fifleld of Oliver street
left last night for Chambers
berg, Pa, to resume her studies at will
son college after spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fffeld. A crowd of young people gath
cred at Miss Fifields home before her
departure and accompanied her to South
Chicago, from where she took the train.
Mrs. f. N. Daegling most delightfully."-
entertained large party of friends at
her home in Laporte avenue on Friday
night The evening was spent in the
playing of 800
John McElroy OF Fischrupp avenue
still remains in critical condition, al
though the physicians are much pleased
| over the way he is holding his own
Mr.. and Mrs A. N Beaubien and Mr..
Mfs. Il. s ssadfDl,sns were enter Ter
tanned at dinner at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander r.. Hamilton of
New York avenue on Saturday eyenfne.
Miss Elizabeth Naef of Highland spent
the week end with her parents here.
Sidney Haisht spent yesterday visit
ing at the home of his son in Chica-
go.
Mrs John Hannephin was a South
chicago visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welsby of New
York avenue have returned from a Wis
1t to Pennsylvania
| Rev Manfred S. Wright. pastor of
the Methodist church. whose reputa-
ton as vocalist Is well known has
now become a composer, having writ
ten song. which is to be sung to the
| tune of When the Roll Is Called TN
fonder. III Be There" The song, which
Is now being sung at the revival meet
lngs at the M. E. church, is as follows:
NOW that Christ hath blown His
trumpet for the church her
strength to WELD
ana the work of winning souls for
Him Is near;
Now that Christ is calling me to labor
in His harvest field
In this time of blessed service am
here.