The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-17
WHITING NEWS

Mrs A Burbank of One
and Nineteenth street was taken to the
hospital. Chicago. on
Tuesday.
A choice line OF early spring mtl1in-
cry. shirt waists, dresses and skirts at
Miss Freel's. 3o16 Ninety-second street.
South Chicago. 17-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hollers and son,
Cash. Of Lacrosse, Wis. are here visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Vincent OF New
York avenue
DR.. George Gray of Bayonne. N. J..
is here on business for the Standard
Oil -.
The annual celebration of the A o. h
will be given tonight in honor of St
day. when an elaborate enter
tanned will be given in Goebels hall
at 8 p. m.
Try the splendid foor at the East
Chicago Rink st. Patrick's night. March
18th Mask skating party. 15-3t
! Another entertainment will be given
by the children at the Methodist church
next Friday evening. March Is. Some
of the colonia children will appear
again. and others will be dressed to
represent different na%tionalities. About
thirty-fve children will be in stum
and 1T will be an entertaining and in
structive event. ~
Mrs William Reed of Sheridan ave-
nue. visited her sister-in-law. Mrs. Jes-
sic Fields. who is very ill at her home
In West Pullman with pneumonia. Mrs.
Fields is reported as being no better.
Easter display of millinery, shirt
waists. dresses and skirts on March 49,
10 at Miss Free1's, 3016 Nfnety-second
street, South Chicago. 17-2t
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. E. church met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harvey
Robson of the Boyer fats.
Mrs Peter Koch and daughter. Marie.
and Mrs. D.. Dineen were South Chi
cago visitors yesterday.
c. H. Gardner of Fred street has
gone to Ohio. where he will spend about
two weeks visiting his mother-in-law.
Miss Alvin Prttchard will entertain
the s. D. g. girls at a st. Patrick's
party at her home in Sheridan avenue
this evening.
Prof. D. D. Las of Chicago was in
Whiting on Tuesday night when the
regular hoir practice of the Congrega-
tional church was held. The choir are
doing much extra work In getting ready
for the Choral concert which will be
given by them on next Tuesday even
ing.
Ex-Ofhcer William Emmel is serv-
ing on the Jury in Hammond.
Rev. Benedict Rajcany has returned
from Milwaukee,, Wis, where he as
sisted Rev. Pau Siska in ~onductin
Lenten services.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Urbancic of One d. and
Nin Hundred and Nineteenth street
was buried at Greenwood cemetery, IN
Hammond. yesterday. The child was
a twin. the other one having also died
and was buried last Thursday.
Miss Helena Seroczynski of Indians
Boulevard entertained her cousin, Miss
Mary Krause of Chicago and Miss MARY
| L-ewandowskf of Posen. Mich.
Rev. Benedict RaJcaney went to In.
diana Harbor yesterday to conduct thu
funeral Of the 4~-months-old daughter
Of M. and Mrs. John Nicola
Simon Hendrickson has returned t.
his home in Geneva Ill. after visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hend.
rickson, for a few days.
Rev. Felix Seroczynski entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Mroczkiewicz o
South Bend and Rev. ParschaIl O.
Pulaski. Wis. Rev. Parschall returned
home yesterday after spending severa
days with Father Seroczynski.
The house of Mr.. and Mrs. Pats,
Kern. on Laporte avenue. is abou
ready for
Edward r. Misc of Chicago transact
ed business In Whiting yesterday.
The senior class of the Whiting higl
-oL~@Y A1r-~ $500
will see Elsie Ferguson in "She Was
Little Queen at the Colonial theater
Chicago.
The senior class entertained at
theater party at the Royal theater il
honor of their class president, WarreI
Beaubien. After the theater the presi
dent invited them to his home in La
porte avenue, where a most pleasan
evening was spent.
A fire destroyed the barn Of Martf
Lrazek. on Schrage avenue. yesterda
afternoon. The COW and calf whic
were in the barn. narrowly escaped be
ing burned, but a ton of hay which wa
stored in the barn was completed
burned. Mr.. Drazek figures his loss a
about $500. The fire was
before the Whiting fire departmer
could reach the scene, by the south en-
fire department. This department, cor
sistfng OF Robert Gordon, chief; Fran
Wellette, assistant, and Volunteers .
Shuick, Anton Rando. John Fedor an
William Reynolds, although not muc
heard of heretofore. came into prom
hence yesterday through their goo
work at the Drazek fire.
Otto Bauer has been spending tt
past few days hunting IN the Kanks
kee marshes.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Hamilton ar
daughter, Virginia. visited Chicae
friends yesterday.
G. P. Anderson of Chicago Heigh'