The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-05
WHITING NEWS

occurred at his home in Western
Springs, Ill, on Monday afternoon fol-
lowing siege of pneumonia. Mr..
Henthorne, who is 81 years DID, is sur
vived by his wife. one daughter, Miss
Florence Henthorne; two sons. Edward
Henthorne of Chicago and George Hen
thorne of this city. The burial took
place at Hinsdale cemetery this aft
ernoon. Mr.. Henthorne has been at his
home since MoHday,-but Mrs. Hen
thorne and son. Claire. left last night
| to attend the funeral today
| Miss Anna Slower of Ohio avenue,
who has been spending a few days as
! the guest of Miss Sadie Wilkeson, at
| her home in Lydick, Ind, returned home
last night, and resumed her duties in
| the Reliable today.
| Mrs. Minnie Ferris has been spend
ing a few days with her father and
sister at Chesterton.
The funeral Of Mrs Hilka Poppen of
One Hundred and Twenty first street
WAS held yesterday afternoon. Serv-
ices were preached at the German
church. Interment took place in the
Hammond cemetery. Mrs. Poppen, who
was 80 years old. is survived by her
husband. all of this city. Death was
due to stroke of apoplexy.
|
will hold their annual installation of
| officers this evening. A supper will
be served by the ladies of the Eastern
Star.
Miss Mendla McCaskey, the domes-
tic science teacher, could not return
to school yesterday, owing to the death
of her grandmother.
Mrs. Hugh G. Mufritt entertained
| several ladies at her home in oliver
street yesterday
The fair and bazaar to be given by
the Polish Advancing club and other
societies connected with st. Adalbert's
church will begin tonight and will last
over Thursday. Friday and Sunday
nights The bazaar will be held in
Libert's hall in Indiana boulevard
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church will hold a meeting tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs. w
Thorp of Laporte avenue. The con-
test in which the ladies of the society
have been engaged for some time will
come to close tomorrow, and the los
ing side will then be compelled to ban
quet the winning side.
|, Miss Olga Klima of Chicago was the
/. guest of her brother, Charles Klima.
Miss Klima is now employed in Sprague,
| Warner g. Co.'S store, Chicago.
Miss Julia Vanceolet has returned to
her home in Michigan after an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. John Grady
of Oliver street.
Miss Beatrice Hollinger, a graduate
of the Chicago Free kindergarten as
ISOLATION of Chicago, took up her du-
ties yesterday as director of the Whit
ing public school kindergarten. Miss
, Hollinger comes to fill the vacancy left
by the resignat ton of Miss Adelaide r.
Dolling. Miss Dolling was the first
director of the Whiting kindergarten,
being here since its organization. and
, If she had completed the present school
year she would have been here eleven
years. For some time her health has
been in poor condition and this was
the direct cause of her resignation, she
intending to go to California Miss
Dolling was very popular with all the
children, and especially the young ones.
. Her resignation is considered a great
loss to the school, and it is hoped that
, a few months rest will again com
, pletely restore her health.
], Gus Seebold, the popular jeweler.
will go to Milwaukee. Wis. this week
to spend several days as the guest of
his sister
John McElroy's condition is slight
ly on the mend, though it is still ex-
tremely critical
, The regular meeting OF the Fort
nightly club was held on Monday night
at the home of Mrs. Ada D. Davidson
of Laporte avenue. Miss Lila Schoene-
man read paper, The Ache of the I'm
: employed" which was very interesting
Mrs William Curtis read an excellent
paper on Death in Dusty Trades
After these papers were read current
= events were discussed by the members
| of the club. The next meeting will be
. held on Jan. 17th
Mrs. Dis of New York avenue has
: been entertaining her father, Mr. Nc
i | Henry Of Chesterton.
Mrs. Saffron and family of Schrage
J. avenue are arranging to soon move tc
| Florida.