The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-09-30
WHITING.


home with his sister. Mrs. Tracy. his
sister who has been here for several
weeks helping Mr.. Mccarthy dispose Of
his household goods left for her home
in Jefrersonvnle with him
Abraham Migatz or 11sth street will
leave oct for indianapolis to resume
his studies at the indianapolis State
School for Deaf and Dumb
Mrs. NJ f. Manning who has been
here visiting her sister, Mrs. y. e. VIII
son of oliver street has returned 10
her home in Wood River. Ill
Miss Elizabeth Gainer OF Chicago
spent the week end visiting her ia
4 Their and brother on Central avenue.
/ Mrs. p H. Murphy Of Laporte avenue
has as her house guest Mrs a. e. Des
Jardin Of Bay city Mich who Is a
| childhood friend of Mrs. Murphys.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ r.
church viii have a rummage sale in the
former Commercial hotel building. on
Oct and 3. Anyone wishing to con
tribute to the sale will find ladies at
the building all day Thursday to receive
them.
Byron F. Montford who has been Wis
iting friends here left for his home IN
Superior. Wis. on Saturday night. Mrs.
Montford. who is the guest Of Mrs y.
r. Wilson Of oliver street, Will remain
here for several weeks.
City Treasurer D. D. Griffith and
wife are expected home tomorrow from
New Lexington, O.. where they have
been the guest of their daughter. Mrs.
Williams. for the past two weeks.
Mrs. J. E. Rayder and son have been
spending a few days visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Behn, at Clark sta
ton.
clifford Moore Of Iaporte avenue. who
(; has been agent for the Indiana Har-
= bor Belt line at whiting has been
: transferred by the company TO South
Chicago.
Miss vida G. AuIt entertained a num-
her of friends at her home in sheridan
: avenue on Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Iauer of oliver
street have returned home from Frank
lin. Pa. where they spent a week visit
, ing relatives.
Mrs Arthur Vernon and daughter.
: Dorothy OF Laporte avenue left vester-
, day afternoon for a months eastern
trip. They viii visit i'm several New
York and Canadian cities.
q Nh and Mrs. John Kamradt of Cleve-
land avenue attedned party a soutn
Chicago on Saturday evening
"
ciety win not hold their regular month
" meeting this week as previously
planned, but viii instead take advan-
tage Of an invitation to attend a re-
ception to be given in the Y. NJ O A.
at Gary tomorrow afternoon The la
"A dies will leave on the Fort Wayne at
1:45 p. m.
Rev G. Hartman Bright pastor OF
- the NJ E church. preached his farewell
sermon yesterday Rev. Bright has been
pastor of the local NJ z. church for the
past year Tomorrow he Will leave for
Indianapolis to attend the general NJ. E.
Il conference.
The value Of hard coal may be esti-
mated when il is known that Otto Bau-
- CIR, proprietor OF the Derby. mas cigar
n box full Of the fuel stored away in his
new safe which he recently purchased.
Mr. Bauer calls the coal his diamonds
The members of the Epworth Lea gue
n gave a reception in the church parlors
on Friday night in honor of their retir-
ing pastor. Rev. G. Hartman Right, and
wife A most pleasant time was en-
- ioyed by all in attendance.
The city officials are making ar
rangements 70 enlarge the city hall Ar
effort has been made TO purchase par
OF the Leatherman lot adjoining the
n city hall and If this can be purchased
nj at a satisfactory price, the land viii be
added to the present city han lot Th'
Us city han is at present too small, and a.
the talk of a new city hau has dice
down, 1t is necessary to build an addi
ton TO the new building.
Or. and Mrs. G. II. Hoskins and fam
RS lily, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Of Sheridan
MS avenue and Mr.. and Mrs Starr Stowel
Ter went to Grant Park on Saturday I,
ed attend the funeral Of Harry Dewey o
tie whiting. The deceased was a brothe
as of Mrs. Hoskins and Mr.. Dewey. H
re resided here at 437 sheridan avenue
al and was employed In the railroad de
ms partment of the Standard OIL Co befor
ca being taken III with typhoid fever
IN While recuperating from tire
months' Illness Mr. Dewey and famiI.
were visiting with relatives at Gran
So Park. On Wednesday, afternoon Win
he out for walk Mr. Dewey was the vic
he tim Of a paralytic stroke, to which "a
he suecumbed a few hours later The de
in ceased had become well known durin
" his residence in whiting. and the sym
So pathy of the community goes out TO tn
-ds reaved family, consisting Of his wifi,
ay his little son George his mother. SIS
of ter and two brothers. in their hour c
trouble. as the news Of his death cam
just as his wife and other relative
o1s were rejoicing over his near recover
.nd from his long illness
lad Mr.. and Mrs Lew Williams of CIevt
led land avenue have adopted 7-year-ol
ng daughter
yvo The Tri Kappa Sorority netted a nee
IN sum at the Royal theatre on Frida
or night. the proceeds to be used for char
hat ity. The members of the sorority acte
rs as ushers.