The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
WHITING NEWS

ucTWtAt q severe operation on MS nose
at st. Luke's hospital, Chicago. but at |
present is getting along quite satisfac-
torily.
Miss Bessie Naef of Highland was |
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs |
Charles Naef of Sheridan avenue, over |
Sunday
Mrs. P. ]. Mccarthy of Central ave- |
nue.. who is at St. Demands hospital, |
Englewood, is recovering from an OPP |
GRAFTON for appendicitis. and will be |
able to return home in a few days.
Rev. John B. Berg of Sacred Heart |
church and Rev. Benedict Rajcany of
the Slavish church will leave tomor-
row for two weeks visit in San An
tonic. Tex
The meeting of the L o. T. M. on
Friday evening was attended by a
large delegation of Hammond Macca-
bees. The initiation work was exem-
plified by their team in a very credit
able manner Deputy Supreme Com
mander Sarah Elliott and Kaler, also
attended the meeting. There were FIVE
candidates initiated. The entire at
tendance numbers 100. who were enter
tanned after the meeting by Mrs Kate
Brett's committee. The next meeting
Will be on March IL. when another
| class will be initiated.
Mrs. John Brinkman of Davidson
place received word on Saturday of the
death of her father. which occurred
at his home in Pueblo Colo. Owing to
Mrs. Brinkman's illness it will be i'm
possible for her to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Haight spent
yesterday visiting friends in Chicago.
The funeral of the -weeks-oId
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Steve Sudeck
of One Hundred and Twenty first street
was held on Saturday from ST. Johns
! church, Robertsdale, where services
were preached by Rev. Benedict Raj
cany. Interment was at Hammond
Miss Margaret Ward of Fred street.
who has been chief operator of the
Hammond telephone exchange today.
Mrs. B. Miller of Central avenue
) will leave for Pittsburg, Pa, next Sat-
urday. to Join her husband, who went
there few weeks ago
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. e. church will celebrate
their fifth anniversary in the church
! parlors tomorrow evening. Two mis-
sfonaries will be in attendance
A j. Judson is able to resume his
duties at the public school after sus-
tanning injuries by rolling a heavy bar
rel of soap.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ E.
church will meet Thursday afternoon
In the church parlors.
! Miss Louise Mattern of Oliver street
visited at the Van Horne home in In
diana Harbor on Saturday afternoon
Misses Thelma and Media Hilliard
were Chicago visitors Saturday.
Miss Moe Doyle of Chicago visited
i friends here yesterday.
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5 dren and mother-in-law, Mrs Harriet
Winslow. of Indiana Harbor were the
5 guests of the latter's son and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winslows of Gen.
: trail avenue, and also DIR. and Mrs G.
5 H. Hoskfns of Sheridan avenue yes
f terday.
The death of Roman Szudinski oc-
] Cured at ST. Anthony's hospital, Mich
S igan City, on Friday night. and the re-
: mains were brought to Whiting OF
e Saturday. The funeral was held toda,
from ST. Adalberts church, intermen
being at Hammond. Mr.. Szudinski
n who Is So years old, was a formel
resident of Whiting. but about TIVE
r years ago, thinking 1t might benefit hi
d health. he moved to Otis, Ind. He wa
h very popular in Whiting and his dealt
: has caused much grief here among hi
y ceased is survived by his wife, Mrs
Mary Szudinski. and one brother. Juliu
= Szudfnski of this city
During the absence of Rev. Benedic
Rajcany, Rev. Paul Siska Of Milwau
kee, Wis. will assist at st. Johns churcl
I on Fridays, and on Sunday a prizes
from St Joseph's college, in Rensselaer,
will be in attendance
U Probation officer Isac Stanford o
Hammond was in Whiting on Satur
day working on the cases of several q
Writings young delinquents, who ar
about to be sent away, some for not at
e tending school and others for more Sc
n rious charges
Mrs William Bol1inger has returne
nome from St. Anthony's hospital, Chi
cago, and is staying at the home of MI
- Bollingers parents in Chicae mfv
Bollinger's parents in Ohio avenue IN
!, til she completely RECEIVERS her health
- Mrs. Siegmund of Laporte. Ind wa
the guest of Mrs. Harrison Burns O
Ohio avenue for a few days
Charles Mccarthy of Ohio avenue
- who has been very Ill, was able to re
= sumo his duties at the Standard Ot
:. company today
~ misses Ella KIose, Margaret Grifft
ana Edith Langenhan were East Chi
a. cago visitors on Saturday night
nj Anthony Nizielkovocz. the newly ar
ID pointed patrolman, will begin his du
ties on the Whiting police departmer
tomorrow.
Of The Whiting Municipal club will hoI
IF. It's regular meeting this evening in til
nr pubic library assembly room
Harry tombstone. a boilermaker q
m the Standard Oil company, met with a
l. accident on Saturday in which his fac
Ill was slightly injured. Mr. Johnston
Sc Is considering himself very fortunat
es Tor 1t was close shave for him.
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