The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-14

Every Saturday, 1911 q. m. German
classes
Eugene G. Fuessle, pastor; 52s Indi-
ana boulevard.
M. e. Church, whiting, Ind.
Sunday, Dec. 18th:
Sunday at the whiting NJ. E. church
will be observed at rally day In all de-
partments. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public and all people not
affiliated with any other church.
Morning sermon. Cardinal Points
for Christian Living
! Evening sermon: Heavens Bank
Note
We are prepared to show you a nice
lot of fresh holiday goods. such
perfumes. candy, cigars, stationery and
toilet articles to suit everyone's taste
and purse. NJ Sternberg, druggist.
11sth and Short SITS. Whiting.-14-18
J The second number of the Whiting
public school lecture course will be
held in the high school auditorium on
next Monday night This number will
be The Hussars." singing band The
organization consists of nine members,
all costumed, presenting numerous
| ''up-to-date songs and choruses, and
they also present an original sketch.
The Hussars"
The Smith Bader-Davidson Real Es-
tate Co. intend moving from the Klose
building to their new building on 18th
street, next to the First National Ban'k
building. on next Monday.
DIR. w. E. Putnam left Thursday
night for Menominee, Mich. in re-
Spouse to a message informing Him of
the strious illness Of Mrs. Putnam's sis
ter Mrs. Minnie Erdlitz Mrs Putnam
wa called to Menominee last week by
the serious illness OF her father, Mr.
Wilson. sa
Mike Yurak. who was arrested for
provocation. was nned so cents and
costs by Judge Atchison, which he paid
and was released.
Charles Petersen. Jr., went to the
Wesley hospital, in Chicago yesterday.
where he will remain for an X-ray ex-
animation.
Vido Kosich. who was arrested on a
charge of criminal libel was fined $25
and costs by Judge Atchison. Kosich
was formerly a member OF the Croa-
ton church of Whiting. Not being
satisfied with the pastor. Rev. Frances
Podgorsek. he withdrew. and not being
satisfied with this, he circulated libel
Gus statements regarding the priest
| and one. ellen Perpich, also a member
of the church. Kosfch sent out about
fifty of these letters to various men,
bers of the church, to which he signed
the name of Sander Zonar The case
was worked on for several days before
Kosich was arrested. but even though
+ suspicion fell pretty heavily on his
, head he denied the charges preferred
against him. Papers. however. found
I on his person were of sufficient evil
: dence to prove his guilt with the re-
, suit of the fine being imposed upor
!, him, which he paid.
Mrs William Rought, secretary and
treasurer of the whiting Relief and
Aid society. most pleasantly entertain
ed the tag girls at her home on Cleve-
/ land avenue at a peanut party.
, John Neroba, arrested on the charge
of assault. was fined 81 and costs
q amounting to 1920. by Judge Atchison
he paid and was released.
. Several whiting members of the L
= o. T. NJ. will go to Valparaiso thi.
+, evening to attend rally to be giver
in honor of the supreme medical exam
y liner.
An examination for two mail carrier.
: and a clerk will be held at Whiting OF
Dec 21st.
> Miss Betty Stanton has returned t
her home In Logansport, Ind, afte
:, having been the guest of Miss Mar
. guerite Tifield of oliver street for sew
eral days.
Miss Gaynelle NJ Eaton entertaine,
Il the Young Ladies' Sewing club at he
home in Sheridan avenue last evening
: John Urban, local saloonkeeper
Q was arrested on the charge of sellin,
!Viquor to an intoxicated person. Urba
Is plead guilty to the offensein Judg
Atchison's court yesterday morning an
,s was fined 81 and costs
Wesley Tharp was called to emloci
l. O., by the death of his father.
The Gardeners have received word t
the effect that Mrs Ruth Gardne
Campbell. whose serious illness calle
20 her father, C. H. Gardner. and sistel
. Miss Edith Gardner to Parkersburf
is much improved
Andrew Tokarsh,s saloon was tn
: scene of a lively encounter on Thurs
: day night, when John Neroda came
: and demanded the return of the none
he had previously paid for glass c
settler water. When refused, Nerod
:, pulled out a revolver. and dischargin
:, it. the bullet went through the sho'
case and missed Tokorsh by narro'
margin. Sergeant Collins and officer
O'Connell and Niziolkiewfcz were call
he ed to the scene and placed Neroda TN
n der arrest yesterday morning insJudg
Atchison's court. Neroda was fined :
and costs on the charge of carryin
concealed weapons. The charge OF as
Il sault with intent to kill was ais
placed against him. but was late