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

Miss Jessie S. Henderson. teacher of
the eighth grade, is i'll. and Miss Irene
Putnam is substituting during her alb
sence.
Races-Three teams compete at East |
Chicago Rink Friday night. sgt |
Mrs. J. Sullivan and Mrs. Kate Purk
OF Chicago were guests of Mrs Charles |
H. Cole Of Fred street yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Lee have moved /
from New York avenue to the johnson |
house. in Ohio avenue.
Mrs. Comfort Rogers and son, DON
aid, who have been here visiting her
mother. Mrs. Ella Wycoff. and sister,
Miss nellie N. E. Wycoff. OF Sheridan
avenue. will return to her home in
Adrian. Mich. tomorrow
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ctety of the Christian church was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Wesley Tharp of Laporte avenue.
The ladies spent the afternoon in sew
| ing for their annual bazaar. which they
will hold on April and s.
| Mrs. Alkaline Sellers. who, has been
here visiting at the home of her broth
er. Judge George w. JONES' in One
Hundred and Nineteenth street, will
leave tomorrow for her home in Blatts-
moth, Neb.
Miss Edytha Hollett is still confined
to her home in oliver street by ILL
ness.
Miss Marie A OHara is confined to
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Ed. O'Hara.
| on Ohio avenue by illness.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Haight moved
yesterday into their new home in
Harrison avenue. Robertsdale.
About twenty members of the Owl
club held banquet at O'Keefe's res
taurant on Tuesday night in honor of
L f. Coddington. one OF their mem
bers. who is leaving Whiting. The ban
quet consisted of six courses, and was
an elaborate affair. Mr.. Coddington has
resided In Whiting for about two years,
during which time he has been a clerk
In the candle works at the Standard Oil
company. He is returning to his home
in Laporte to go into the poultry bust
ness with his father, and his many
friends here wish him much success in
his new venture.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Holt
was held yesterday afternoon from the
home Of her son. William Stenhouse. in
Pennsylvania avenue. Interment was
In Oak Hill cemetery. Hammond. where
she was laid to rest beside the body
died about ten years ago. Mrs. Holt
: was born in England Oct 81, 1884. ant
moved here from Cleveland, O., abou
twenty years ago. She was one of ou
most popular old settlers. and he
. many friends sympathize with her onl,
| child. Mr.. Stenhouse, in the death O
his mother
:. Mrs. George Humphrey Of New Yorl
avenue Is going to Alton, ILL.,, in tn
near future to visit her sister, Mrs.
: Haines.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Graves move
into the Carringer house on New Yor
avenue yesterday, which they recent
purchased.
The fourth of the lecture course
Will be given In the high school audi
torfum tomorrow night. Prof Waite
. D. Scott will give a lecture on "Hypno
= tism." Prof. Scott is the head of tn
department Of psychology at NORTH
= western university. and is an authorit
~ upon the subject.
Louis Gordon has sold his buildin
. on One Hundred and Nineteenth stree
- opposite oliver street, to Patrick Su
livan of the Lion liquor house M
- Gordon has let the contract for a brio
building on Broadway. Gary. which !
. intends to occupy.
One of the best moves made
:, Whiting for some time was that ma,
by Mayor Parks in regard to hayir
the building next to the postoffice to-
down and moved away. The buildir
was formerly occupied by Dickens,
as photograph gallery. and its prese
condition made it extremely insight
= In the center of our city
Ten more Whitingites, Superinten
ent William E. Warwick of the Stan
- ard OIL company and Herman F. Va
- er left on Tuesday night for a ten da,
trip to Florida, during which time tn
will look over the land with a view
III buying.
Walter Rumbagh of New Buffa
=, IND. is visiting his aunt and unc
Mr. and Mrs. Helms of White Oak ay
III nue..