The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-12
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson of I
Chicago visited relatives in Whiting |
and Robertsdale yesterday.
DR.. B. D. Wilson was a Valparaiso |
visitor yesterday.
Wesley Jenkins of woodlawn was a |
visitor here yesterday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Peter Swenk OF Indiana |
Harbor visited the latter's- sister, Mrs. |
Alex Nyland of Cleveland avenue. yes
| terday.
i Dr. William Greenwald of Indiana
Harbor visited his parents on Sheridan
avenue yesterday.
| John Kocior of Schrage avenue is
| suffering with gall stones.
i VIM. McCreary of Indiana Harbor was
a visitor in Whiting yesterday.
i The 5-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Senchak has recovered from
his recent illness.
II Miss Jessie NJ. Curtis of Oliver street
II will leave tomorrow for oxford, O., to
resume her studies at the Western
Il college, where she will be a senior this
year.
/ Misses Edna and Elizabeth Putnam
will leave this week for Manhattan.
Kas, where Miss Edna will take a
Elizabeth will resume her duties as art
teacher in the Kansas State Agricul-
tural college.
Mrs. Frank N. Gavit and son, Albert,
and daughter. Ruth, returned home
, Friday night from their European trip
The Gavits report a fine time, but add
that their voyage home was very
rough one.
Contractor Peter Goebel has been laid
up with a splinter in his hand. which
has now been removed and is now
getting along nicely.
The regular meeting OF the public IL
brary board Will be held this evening.
Clarence Artman will leave Wednes
day for Noblesville, Ind, to spend few
days with his parents before resuming
his studies at the University of Chi
cago.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix McElroy were
Hammond visitors yesterday.
Misses Maude Mitchell and Eta Dix
on of East Chicago and Miss Marie
Beatty of Chicago were in Whiting
- yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Pritchard entertained
several friends at her home in Sheridan
avenue on Friday evening.
Mrs Frank Allison of Sheridan ave
nue. who is at ST. Bernard's hospital
suffering from typhoid fever which she
- contracted following an operation, IL
ported getting along nicely.
Misses Mildred and Grace Taylor, VIII,
have been visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. John wylie of New Yorl
avenue. have returned to their hom'
in Cleveland, o.
Misses Halter and Erickson of La
b Crosse are visiting Mrs Alex vincen
of New York avenue.
q Miss Pearl Setter entertained severa
friends at a o'clock dinner at he
home in Fred street last night. anon,
whom were several from Chicago.
A Chicago meat wagon and horse
were in exciting runaway on Sat
H urday afternoon. The horses dashe
down One Hundred and Nineteent
street, and in attempting to turn tn
corner at New York avenue the WACO
was caught on a telegraph post an
completely turned over. The horse
broke loose and ran down One Hun
"a dred and Nineteenth street to Pennsyl
vania avenue, jumped over a fence an
over into several lots on Ohio avenue
81 Here the horses were caught and TAX
81 en- back to where the wagon was, tn
Ii vehicle was lifted up, the load pickle
II UP, and after the horses were hitche
n ney to Chicago.
n George Bartlett, brother of Thome
n Bartlett of Whiting. died at his hon
81 in Hoffman street, Hammond. where
conducted a grocery store. Mr.. Bartle
is well known in Whiting. where
formerly lived and still owns the pro-
erty.
Mrs Frieda Schwalm of Dunning, II
Ia is here visiting her parents. Mr.. al
Mrs. Duval of Central avenue.
Henry Foss of Hammond was a WIFI
ing visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Behrens of Ne
York avenue entertained Miss Nam
Hagemaster and Mr.. and Mrs Villa
Cooney of Chicago Heights. Ill, yeste
day.
Marion Young of Sheridan aven
visited in Englewood yesterday.
Henry Buczkowski who Is at oh
Springs, is slightly improved. thong
as yet is not able to be brought hon
Miss Edith Leroy OF Indiana Harb
visited Miss Katherine Duffy la
n night.
The special meetings to be held
the Methodist church every event
this week will begin tonight when
II C. Bruner of Chicago will lecture. /
Bruner will use as his subject: ct
Love Story of Uncle Billy and Au
Harriet" or THE Modern Adam a
Eve" Tomorrow night Rev. Arth
Folsom. former pastor of the To-
church, who Is pastor of the Plymor
Congregational church at Fort Way
will lecture. Wednesday night Rev.
D. Hickman of Chicago will be
charge.
Books added during the months
July and August. 1910:
Adult Books.
Library economy-Anerican Put
Library, Bostwick.
Philosophy Nicomachean Eth
Aristotles; Art of Living, Creight
Discourses, Epictetus; American Pr
b lens, Munsterberg; Education of
WILL Payot; Hypnotism, Warman.
Religion-In After Days, Howe