The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-11


on saturday morning. Mrs. MacMahon
was Miss Hazel Moore daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Moore before her mar
riage, and her many friends will be
glad to learn that she and her daughter
are getting along nicely.
Miss Anna Slower of Lake Forest
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her
mother, Mrs. A Slower of Ohio avenue.
Mrs sam Campbell of Pennsylvania
avenue is improving from her siege OF
typhoid fever
Miss Elizabeth Nickum of Lake For
est spent yesterday visiting her sister.
Mrs T. c. Brett of Ohio avenue
Miss Lila Schoeneman, and niece Dor
othy AIDE have moved from George
Wylie's. on Laporte avenue, to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Scholz, at Sheri-
dan avenue and 117th street
Rev Alexander Monroe of the East
Chicago Congregational church occu-
pied the pulpit of Rev. +. NJ Webster
at Whiting, and Rev Webster occupied
Rev. Monroe's pulpit at East Chicago.
Mrs. katherine Spring and daughter
Ruth of Austin were the guests of her
sister. Mrs w. r. Jenkins of 10th ST.
yesterday
Grandma Wuestenfelt OF 10th street
has been laid up with the grip. but is
much improved now
Charles l. Hellwig spent yesterday
at Brookston. Ind. where his wife and
daughter have been spending the past
few weeks visiting her sister.
L. G. Swartz of Sheridan avenue is
improving slowly from his long siege
of typhoid fever. 1t was necessary to
engage the services of another nurse
to assist Mrs. Swartz in taking care of
her husband.
| Mr. and Mrs Joseph Allen of Ohio
| avenue have returned home from New
| Orleans. where they visited their daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Marcus A. Rose.
| Mrs. Edwin Fair and daughter Alice
| were Chicago visitors on Saturday.
| Miss Beatrice Hollinger, the kinder
garten director, entertained her father.
Mr.. Hollinger. from Burlington, Ia, on
| Saturday.
| Mrs. Charles r. Greenwald and
| daughters Dorothy and Gertrude and
son. Charles. Jr.. of Gary spent Satur-
day here visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Dan ST. John of Ohio avenue is
reported as being very i'll, her condition
showing no signs of improvement.
/ The death of Mrs. Barbara Exton.
| aged So, occurred at her late home in
Chanute, Kan, on Saturday morning, at
/ a. m. Mrs. Exton has been Ill for
| the past few weeks with lockjaw, and
| it is thought that this was the cause
of her death. The Extons were former
| residents of this city. and the news OF
her death was received here with the
| greatest regret. The deceased was still
| a member of Union Council No. g.
Daughters of Liberty. being one of the
charter members of the order. The
particulars received here by telegram
are still very meager. and 1t is thought
that within few days a complete &C
count OF the sickness and death of Mrs
| Exton will be received. The deceased
is survived by her husband. Harry Elk
ton and two daughters, Catherine and
Anna, who are extended the sympath,
of their many Whiting friends In theiI
! bereavement.
The high school students held a Jul
bifee In Mattern's pharmacy on Satur-
day night when the news was received
that the local basketball team had de
feated the Culver team at South Bend
The team was accorded great wei
come upon their return home yesterday
several of the players having been car
ried through the streets
Rev Nelson Trimble of Gary ant
Rev Thomas Shaw of Whiting ex
changed pulpits last evening. Rev
: Trimble preaching at the local Chris
tian church and Rev. Shaw at the Gar.
Christian church.
Mrs Charles Klima of Park Mano
: is very i'll at the home of her mothe,
Mrs Gamer of New York avenue. he
condition on Saturday evening beini
very alarming.
The funeral of Mrs. John Furtyc
aged 49, who died at her home on Cen
ter street on Friday, was held yester
day under the direction of Undertake
Andrew Baran The funeral was hel
4 at St Johns Slavish church. wher
mass was read by Rev. Benedict Raj
: Ecany Interment was at Hammond
Mrs. Furtyo was member of the Slav
ish Catholic society No. 100, and ais
the Slavish Ladies Union No. 81, whic
orders were we'll represented at tn
funeral. The Greek Catholic societ
and the Roman Catholic Pennsylvani
!. society. of which Mr.. Furtyo was
member also turned out in bodies a
the funeral. Mrs. Furtyo was a yer
q popular woman among her host
= friends, who mourn extremely her ur
: timely death She is survived by he
husband and 1--WE sons, the oldest siS
teen and the youngest six years old.
The funeral OF John Kipenska of 121
: Atchison avenue was held Saturda
from the Slavish church. Kipenska
u death was caused by tuberculosis.
having beeing very low for sever,
days He was a brother of Mrs AT
| drew Kaminski with whom he mad
e his home. Interment was at Han
mond.
st The regular meeting of the Daugf
tars OF Liberty was held on Saturda
IN night. Arrangements were made fl
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