The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Columbus. o., that Henri Buczkowski,
who is at the Ohio Springs, was slight
ly improved. For several days Mr.. ,
Buczkowski has been in critical con-
dition and the latest news is therefore
very encouraging.
The remains of Michael Griffin arriv-
ed here yesterday afternoon from
Charleston. S. c., where he died of the
fever on last Tuesday. The body was
taken to the home Of his parents in
Fred street. who are deeply grieved by
the death of their son.
All children's summer shoes are re-
iuced at Gordons. 1t
Frank NJ. Long has now complete
charge of the management of the
Whiting Grays, and will greatly
strengthen the team with the addition
of several new players. Beginning next
Sunday, when the Grays will meet the
Hammond A. A. at the Forsythe park.
the games will begin at p. m. An
association umpire will be at the game
next Sunday. out of justice to both
teams. 1t being customary for the Grays
to always have an umpire who will be
unbiased in his decisions
Mrs Frank Allison of Sheridan ave-
nue. is improving quite rapidly at ST.
Bernard's hospital in Chicago.
In the list of teachers for the Whit
| ing schools for 1910-1911 the name of
Miss Gaynelle NJ. Eaton as teacher of
! the first grade was Internationally
| omitted.
| Walter S. Smith is home from Lake
Wawasee, where the family have been
spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Atkin are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kit
tell and family of Florence. Kan.
! Miss nellie E. wycoff is reported as
improving in Michigan, where she is at
present.
The cases of Alice Mcclellan. aged IT.
and Sophia Stipig, aged Is years, who
were arrested on the charge of larceny.
| came up in Judge Jones court last
evening. Sophia Stipig had been work
ing for the family OF c. H. Gardner,
410 Fred street. While the family were
away the girl. who was planning on
leaving her position, decided to take
what she could get in the line of wear
ing apparel belonging to Mr.. Gard
ner's daughters. The articles taker
consisted of two outside skirts. two
petticoats, a valuable waist, comb
handkerchiefs and S14 in money. The
affair was reported to the police. and
girl for several days. The arrest wa!
finally made, and when caught each o
the girls had on clothes belonging Il
the Gardner family. They at first de
MED all knowledge of the theft, blu
finally broke down and confessed all
| They said they would return all tn
, clothing, but with the money the,
: had been having glorious time. s
consequently was all gone. The Stipii
l girl is an orphan. but her brother vol
r unteered to put up 81 of the money
D while Mrs. Mcclellan of Schrage ave
nue., mother of Alice Mcclellan paid tn
: other ST. When all was returned t
S him, Mr.. Gardner refused to prosecute
: but Judge Jones placed both of tn
!, young delinquents under 800 bond
pending their good behavior. Once
i month they are to report to Judge
e Jones as to their conduct and IL foun
f keeping late hours will be taken up a
v once. Both the girls were truly penl
t tent and vowed to never do anything c
the kind in the future.
n Skating party at the Whiting Role
Skating Rink Saturday, Aug. 81. Ev
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