The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
WHITING NEWS

Carringer and family expect to move
to Martinsville, ILL.,, where Mr.. Car
ringer went some time ago. and Mr.. !
and Mrs. Graves expect to move into
the house about March l.
George NJ. Collins and John Mccabe
were Durham visitors on Saturday
night.
Mrs. Mary Parker and sons of New
York avenue Will move to the Gehrke
hats in Sheridan avenue and the Par
ker house will be occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Kidney of Robertsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Cooper who have
been occupying the Recht flats at One
Hundred and Nineteenth street and
Clark street. moved to Chicago yester-
day, where they intend to start in
business.
Sidney Haight was a Chicago visitor
yesterday.
Miss Clara Lee and G. w. Humphreys
were Chicago visitors yesterday.
Thomas Cornfield entertained his
daughter from Chicago yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Butler and
daughter of Chicago. who were former
ly Whiting residents, visited here yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Burch of Ham
mond spent yesterday visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walker of New York avenue.
Mrs. w. B. Carringer and daughter
Irene, of New York avenue spent yes
terday visiting Mrs. Claremont of Chi
cago.
The Interstate Pedro club held It's
regular meeting at the home of Mrs
Ease. The prizes were awarded as
n11
ond. Mrs. Fasse; third Mrs. Kelly. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. M. c. Helman
The regular meeting of the L. O. T. NJ
was held on Friday night Mrs. Sarah
L. Elliott, assistant state organizer,
was in attendance, and gave the mem
bers very pleasant talk The meet
ing was very largely attended, and after
the business session was over Mrs Lau-
er's division served refreshments, aft
er which very pleasant social hour
was held. Guests were in attendance
from the Hammond, Gary, East Chi
cago, Indiana Harbor and South Chi
cago hives.
The l. F. F. girls will give a dan
cling party in Meltiers hall on next
Thursday night. The young ladies who
compose this society are: Miss Helen
Mattern, Ella c. K1ose, Martha Schaaf,
Edith Langenhan. Elizabeth Pritchard,
Florence Schaub, Margaret Griffith,
Editha Hollett, Jessie Curtis and Mar
guerite Fifeld.
Alexander M. Hamilton of New York
avenue was able to return to work aft
er several weeks Illness
G. I. Girard, ST., who has been i'll at
sanitarium in Martinsville, Ind, for
several weeks, is reported as being
much better and will be able to return
home in about two weeks.
Several ladies' gathered at the home
81 Mrs. Gallus IS Bader of oliver street
on Saturday night for social evening
All came dressed in old fashioned cos
| tunes, thereby causing much rnerri-
ment, and the evening spent was a mosx
delightful one.
Mrs. Mary Gehrke and two daughters
Misses Susie and Myrtle Gehrke, of One
Hundred and Nineteenth street saw Ma
| dam at the Chicago Opera House,
| Chicago, on Saturday.
| Irene, the 13-months -old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Parrish, died at their
| home in New York avenue on Saturday
evening at p. after a short illness
| with typhoid fever. Services were
preached by Rev. NJ c. Wright at the
| family home this AFTERNOON at / D. M
Interment was at Oak HILL Hammond.
The little girl is a twin, and her twin
sister is also seriously i'll. The children
were very healthy until stricken with
| their present illness
Mrs. Sol Pizer of the Recht flats was
| the guest of Chicago relatives yester-
day.
| will attend a dancing party given by
| the X. of c. al Hammond this evening.
Joe Brazina was arrested on Satur-
day night on the charge of criminal
provocation, he having called Frank
Jagar vile names. Brazina, who re-
sides on Center street, will appear be-
fore Judge Jones this evening for trial
Joe Adanich was arrested by officer
Joe Vacha on Saturday night Adanich
was arrested for molesting Mrs. Thos
Murin of Front street. The woman,s
husband was last week sentenced to
ninety days in Crown Point and fined
$50 and costs by the mayor for wife
beating. Ever since Murin has been
away Adanich has been knocking a.,
the doors and windows. frightening the
woman and her children. He was placed
under 800 bonds and will appear be-
fore Mayor Parks at p. m. this even.
ing for trial.
The third of the public school. lecture
courses VIII be held in the high schoo
auditorium tomorrow night, the date
being one week earlier than stated or
the tickets. The subject, "Reclaimins
of the American Forests" will be dis
cussed bySA- L. of C. professor. and IL
lustrated with stereopticon slides.
The meeting of the Whiting Saving,
and Loan association will be held thi,
5 evening, at which the annual electio,
of officers vii ltake place. The meet
ing of the Municipal club will also b,
held this evening and some interestins
business will also come up before THU
aggre cation.
LOWELL.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanger of Chi
, ago visited his Dareufs in Toual1 o,-a