The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-02
WHITING NEWS

julius Abraham has returned to Iowa
after spending several days as the
guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Abraham of Schrage av-
enue s
John Slower has been transferred
from the acid works to the store house
at the Standard Oil company.
Mrs. Bert Carringer and daughter,
Miss Irene Carringer, intend to leave
Saturday for their future home in Mar
tinsville. Ill.
Miss Cecilia Abrahams entertained
Miss Carrie Krivitz and her brother,
Fred Krivitz. of Gary.
Miss Marie Mylott of Indiana Harbor
entertained several friends at her home
/ in Pennsylvania avenue last evening
in honor of ISIS Irene Carringer of this
| city. who leaves Saturday for Martins
vile to reside. The evening spent was
! a most pleasant one. Several young la
dies from Indiana Harbor were Misses
Irene Carringer, Margaret Hughes.
Mamie Bo1linger, Geraldine Scott, and
| Cecilia Abraham.
Mrs L o. Addleman and children
of Central avenue leave on Saturday
| for Iowa, where Mr.~Addleman has been
| for few months. having secured a
| good position there The Addlemans
have lived here for several years. while
Mr.. Addleman was agent for the c., L
& E.. and have many friends, who re-
greet seeing them leave.
| The wedding of Miss Lottie Smith
and Daniel George of 6s3 Webster ave-
nue.. Hammond, will take place at East
er. Miss Smith, formerly lived at Ham
mond. but is at present visiting her
| n Stn11
Mrs. John Hendrickson is at Geneva,
Ill. where she went yesterday, to visit
| her son, Simon Hendrickson, who I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
but who is getting along nicely.
Rev. F. NJ. Webster of the Congrega-
tional church will entertain his Sunday
school class at his home In Laporte
avenue next week.
Rev. John B. Berg of the Sacred
Heart church and Rev. Benedict Raj
| cany OF St. Johns Slavish church left
yesterday for a ten days trip. during
| which time they will visit in San An
tonic. Tex. and will also go up into
old Mexico.
During the absence of Rev. John B.
| Berg, he has arranged with several
| priests to have charge of his work at
the Sacred Heart church. On next
Sunday Father Arnold Weyman of ST.
| Joseph's college at Rensselaer, will be
present At the regular Lenten serv-
ices on Wednesday night Father Will
liam Hoff of Hobart. who has been as
sisting Father Berg, will deliver the
sermon and conduct the services. On
Thursday and Friday Rev. Vim. Brosse
of the East Side will be at the Sacred
Heart church.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Rart1otf of tJ,ic
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee of this
city and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bartlett
of Valparaiso will all leave in a few
days for Canada, where they have pur-
chased big tract of land. where they
will have a wheat farm. Thomas
Bartlett has been one of Writings
pioneer business men. conducting q
meat market for years. where Mr.. Lee
has also been employed. The market
has been sold to Conrad Mettier and
George Mony. two of Writings youne
men. Mr.. Mettier has been employed
as butcher in the Whiting Supply
j. company for several years. Mr. Mons
was also employed there but has re
: Gently been employed at the INLAND
. Steel company at Indiana Harbor. TIL.
new proprietors intend to take posses
sion about March 4.
Inc Iourln lecture or the publ
school lecture course will be on Frida,
evening, March 4. On this evening
Prof. Walter D. Scott of Northwestern,
university, head of the department o
psychology. will give an exposition o,
'Hypnotism." This promises to be on
: of the most attractive number of tn,
course, as the professor is an authorit,
{ upon this subject, and approaches /
: from a purely scientific nojnt Of x,fevv
There will be nothing sensational il
the work, but the thinking man will
receive the benefit of years of expert
/ ence.