The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-14
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

were preached by Rev. Benedict Raj
cany. Interment was in st.. Johns GEM
etery in Hammond
John Sabol of Berry Lake was ar
rested on Saturday evening for shoot
Ing firearms in the city limits. Sabol
had revolver which he was shooting
off quite rapidly when Joe Hanscar,
shoemaker on East One Hundred and
Nineteenth street, took him in hand,
and held him until the arrival of Mike
Vanish, the deputy constable. Sabol
was fined 81 and costs by Judge Jones,
which he paid and was released.
The many Whiting friends of Miss
Addie Dingman will be surprised to
hear of her marriage which took place
at her home in Gary, about two weeks
ago. The lucky man is employed in
a Gary hardware store.
John Kutchech, who said he lived in
Hammond, got mixed up while going
through Whiting on the car Saturday
night, and thinking this was Ham
mond got off. Kutchech had been i'm
bibing freely and was wandering about
aimlessly, looking for his home. He
was taken to the police station to re-
cover from his jag" and yesterday
morning he was released and allowed
to proceed on his way to Hammond.
DIR. and Mrs. George S. Hilliard en-
tertained several of their friends at
their home in oliver street on Satur-
day evening. Among the out-of-town
friends were Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey of
East Chicago. Beginning next Friday
evening Rev. and Mrs. Irving Putnam
! of Chicago will be in attendance to
preach and sing. The programs plan
! ned n Or Mt
and it is hoped that the meetings will
be well attended.
The special services at the NJ E.
| church began yesterday and will last
| two weeks. Beginning tonight and
lasting until Friday night the North
west Indiana male quartet will be pre-
sent to preach and sing.
The Christian church orchestra will
give a very fine concert and entertain
ment al the First Church of Christ on
| Tuesday evening, Dec. 9Th.
The chicken pie supper to be given
| by the Plymouth club of the Congre-
gational church will be held tomorrow
evening
Mrs william Gamer of Central av-
enue visited her son, William Gamer.
at the Mercy hospital, in Chicago, yes
| terday, and reports his condition as
being very encoura ging. The bullets
have not been removed from his body,
but in spite of this fact attending ply
! sicians think that he will recover
without a doubt, although Indications
point to his being a cripple for life
owing to the injury to his hip. Mr.
! Gamer is the Chicago motorcycle DO
| liceman of the Cottage Grove avenue
| station, who was shot by A. H Miller
| 1904 Lake Park avenue. who had call
ed the police. thinking his garage was
Gamer and officer Flanagan for the
thieves. officer Gamer is very brave
| through his ordeal, and In speaking O.
the accident, only said What happen
ed to Miller might have happened te
any one" Miller is Being held on the
charge of criminal carelessness, pend
| ing the outcome of Gamers condition
ing what she can, having sent theil
| family doctor to the hospital immedi.
ately after the accident to look after
the injured officer. and several expert.
have been called in connection with tn,
case Gamer has a fine record for hav
ing caught all kinds of criminals, bu
this is the first time since being on tn,
police force that he has been in
jured.
Grace Stanton Peckham soprano
opening season of teaching in Whit
ing. For information address VaIpa
raise. Ind. 1872