The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-01
Free Public Night School.

people of Whiting. whose education
has been neglected for various rea-
sons. their aim being to start a free
night school.
The night schools conducted under
the same plan as the one at Whiting
will be conducted, are doing a vast
amount of good in several of the Unit
ed States cities.
Whiting does not want to fail behind
other cities in her educational lines, so
the latest move has been started for
the benefit of those employed in the
day time.
If twenty signatures can be secured
the state law then compels the board
of education to light the school, an
ploy teacher and have janitor serv-
ice.
For the purpose of learning just how
many are interested in this, and de-
sire to attend a free public night
school, meeting will be held in the
office of DR.. w. E. Putnam on next
Monday evening at z p. m. At this
| meeting Superintendent John c. Hall
of the public schools will give a talk,
and it is hoped that all applicants be
| present at this meeting
The republican campaign will open
in Whiting next Monday night. when
a meeting will be held In oGebel's hall
at s p. m. There will be several pres
| ent to discuss the issues of the cam
| paign, chiefly among whom will be
Hon. Edgar D. Crumpacker. congress-
man from the Tenth congressional dis
| trict 1t is hoped that there will be
a grand turn out Of republicans, as the
| meeting will be a very enthusiastic
| one.
| Whiting is all in tune for the base
ball game between the Grays and the
Indiana Harbors tomorrow afternoon
| at Forsythe ball park. The battle for
| the championship is now between the
Harbors and Whiting, and Whiting is
| not afraid but that the honors will be
gained by them. The Harbors prom
Uses to bring another big crowd OF
| rooters. Whiting can handle the crowd
no matter how strong they come, so the
| more the better.
Mrs. Sadie Plumbeck of I.ydick. Ind.
is here visiting her sister. Mrs George
| Winslow OF Central avenue.
Mrs Bevans, who conducts the home
bakery on Roberts avenue. in Rob
ertsdale. Is planning to move into the
house of Mrs Flemings. on FfschrupI
avenue. Mrs. Fleming intends te
move south for the winter
Mr.. Arouberg, who is now employed
in the store of Fink & Winsberg
Schrage avenue. will open a jewelry
store on New York avenue, next Il
the F1eres' barber shop.
DR.. G. H. Hoskins of Sheridan ave
} nue. has returned from an eastern trip
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bollinger AM
Misses Anna and Dorothy Bollinge
have returned from Knox. Ind. wher'
they attended the funeral of Mrs
Stevens. Mrs. Stevens was a siste
of their mother, and her death fol
lowed that of her husband by the mar
5 row margin of three weeks
Mrs. j. w. Blackwell is entertaining
! her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Balentin
9 of Windsor Ont.
Skating at the whiting rink ever
3 Saturday and every Wednesday even
' ing.
John Freel. who recently resigne
t his position at the Panama canal.
I here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mr..
John Freel of One Hundred and Nine
5 teenth street.
DR.. G. s. Hilliard, DR.. E. M. Well
: and Chas. B. Manbeck have returne
g from their trip to Tampa, Fla.
s Dance at Lewis Rink. given by Eas
t Chicago football team. Saturday ever
: ing, Oct. 1st. Strings orchestra. Ad
mission soc, ladies free
: John Mereza. who has been at til
,. local jail for about week sufferin
9 with insanity. was taken to Grow
Point on Thursday by Chief Lawler.
It Thos w Flower, manager of the IL
cal telephone office, attended a NEE
8 ing of the telephone company. in Oh
: cago. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Peter Koch and Mrs. Mathe
Schaefer were In st. John on Thur
day. visiting relatives.
n Mrs. Seberger from Crown Point ar
!, Mrs. Hilbrich from Hammond We
called here on Thursday by the seriol
II illness of their brother, Peter Pfeif
!, of oliver street. Mr.. Pfeifer's cond
J. ton yesterday showed no improv
ment.
J. Mr. and Mrs NJ ]. Michaels of E
glewood visited relatives here
"a Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark OF Altt
re- have gone to Virginia to attend t
re- golden wedding of Mr. Clarks pa
ents, after which they will again r
In turn to Whiting for short visit.
The many Whiting friends of FIR
. Vogel of Cleveland avenue were su
prised to learn of his marriage viii
took place on Wednesday of this wee
The bride is Miss Ida Lauer of Hal
mond and the wedding ceremony w
performed by Rev. P. We'll, pastor
the Hammond Evangelical church.
his home. 2S7 Indiana avenue, Hal
mond. The young couple will resi-
with the grooms mother, Mrs. W
Vogel, on Cleveland avenue
~ The Times-Democrat, a newspar
at New Orleans. was destroyed by f
=. yesterday morning. the loss being SIS
IL | 600. Marcus A Rose. who Will be ma
20 ried to Miss Berniece Allen of VIII
h ing next Wednesday, was employed
the editorial staff of The Times-Dem
!. | crat.
m Mrs. Levi Finley is very i'll wi
lis. malaria fever at her home in 10
street Mrs. Finley's sister from A
a | COLA, Ind, is here taking care of h