The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-29
WHITING AND ENVIRONS


weeks trip. during which time they
will visit at Huntington, after which
they intend going to Pittsburg.
Chas. Hannephin has gone to Chi
cago, where he has secured a position
with Sprague, Warner & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry yanceolet have
moved to Muskegon. Mich.
Miss Jessie NJ. Curtis is expected
home from the Western college at OK
ford. O.. Sunday to act as brides
maid at the wedding of Miss Bernice
Allen on Wednesday. Miss Curtis will
be at home for Miss Allen on next
Monday evening.
L H. Mattern has been confined to
his home on oliver street the past few
days by illness
Mrs. Dunning of Sheridan avenue is
entertaining out of town relatives.
Mrs. Della Burnham of Aurora. ILL.,,
and her daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Burn
ham Spurrier, visited friends here on
Tuesday. Mrs. Spurrier. as Miss Bon
ME Durham, was formerly a well
know newspaper woman in this To-
cality. At present she resides at Pen
sacola. Fla, where she is doing maya
zine writing, at which she is very sue
cessful. She is spending her vacation
with her mother in Aurora. Russell f.
Burnham. son of Mrs. Burnham, was
also in Whiting on Tuesday en- route
to Greencastle. Ind, where he will
again enter school.
Chef Lawler informed the police that
a carload Of sardines had been stolen
from the C. T. T. railway. The police
did not start an investigation, for they
knew as soon as the chief had finished
his tale, that 1t was another one of his
fish stories.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Henthorne
expect to move into their new home in
Sheridan avenue within few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey will move
into the house now occupied by the
Henthornes
Miss Pearl L Traverse and Fred
Langohr will be Chicago theater Wis
itors this evening.
A farewell reception was held at the
NJ E. church in honor of the pastor
Rev. NJ c. Wright, who leaves Whit
ing this year. After the guests had
enjoyed themselves for several hours,
an elaborate banquet was served Rev.
Wright has been in Whiting for the
| past four years. During this time he
has worked faithfully, being not only
a potent factor in church doings. but
| other affairs in town as well. 1t Is not
| yet known where Rev. Wright will be
sent, but wherever he goes he will
be attended by the best wishes of the
Whiting people.
The Odd Fellows of Whiting had
| their regular meeting on Tuesday
night. which was also attended by the
| members of the Chesterton and Gary
! lodges. Three candidates were initi-
ated, one degree of the work being
done by the Chesterton lodge and one
degree by the local lodge. After the
| meeting luncheon was served by the
| Daughters of Rebekah and the remain
| der of the evening was devoted to So
cial diversions. An excellent time was
enjoyed by all.
/ Miss Della Fieres of Cleveland ave-
nue. was able to resume her duties as
teacher again yesterday, after her Sc
we're illness. Mrs. Jesse Brinker sub
stituted during Miss Fieres' absence.
II Auditor Chas. A. Johnson of Crown
Point paid his respects to few
friends here on Tuesday evening while
on his way to Fort Wayne
The republicans of Whiting will have
a big meeting at Goebel's hall on mex
Monday night. There will be severa
ing, but the leading address will be By
Hon. Edgar D. Crumpacker, congress
man from the Tenth congressional dis.
trict.
Mrs. Earl Goldsmith and son OF Gary
spent yesterday at the home of Mrs
A n. Goldsmith of Sheridan avenue
The practice football game between
the Whiting and Hammond higl
I schools will take place at Whiting mex
Saturday afternoon, and all the stu
] dents are looking forward to the even
l with great interest.
I Mrs. David Pinkerton and Mrs E
Melat saw st. Elmo" at the Calume
theater, in South Chicago, yesterda
| afternoon.
P. Hawkins of Lake Villa. Ill. ha
] been here visiting his aunt, Mrs Mar
Gehrke of One Hundred and Nineteent
4 street