The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-08-10
WHITING.

ing Indiana boulevard, mr.. 10th street,
Eugene G. Fuessle. pastor. - Sunday.
Aug. IL. Sabbath school at $40 a. M:
preaching. Your Heart Shall Rejoice"
(John 16:2224) at 1890 a. m, Young
Peoples alliance devotional and preach
ing in the evening. 1880 till $3.50 o'clock;
Thursday. 1890 p. m. Bible study; $50
D. m, choir rehearsal.
Christian Church, Elmer l.. Eincoln,
minister.-A special fraternal service
will be held Sunday evening, to which
members of all fraternities are espe-
cially invited. The topic is. The Fra
ternity of Man" Special music. Sun
day school al 9:45 a. m; preaching at
IL. topic, Pressing Toward the Goal":
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m. even-
ing sermon at 1890 You are cordially
invited to each of these services.
Miss Amelia Stigiitz of 18th street
left yesterday for Detroit, Mich, in
company with her aunt Mrs. Alex.
Marks. to remain until the beginning
OF school
Mrs. S. N. Fredenburg and children
of New York avenue are visiting rela-
tives in Van Vert, Ohio.
Peter Smith, who for several years
has been business agent for the Hold
Carriers union. left yesterday for Brit
ish columbia to take up a land claim.
Mrs Smith intends leaving for this
place as soon as she can dispose of her
property. She will be accompanied by
her son. Cleveland Dickinson
Miss Helen Migatz of 119th street
spent Wednesday visiting friends in
East Chicago
Joseph Strepka of Stieglitz Park was
arrested by officer Niziolkiewicz on
Thursday night on the charge OF intox-
ication. His trial will be held this
evening.
The knights of Pythias held their
regular meeting on Thursday night, at
which several new candidates were
taken into the order
Miss Florence Schaub Of Sheridan
avenue. underwent an operation at st.
Anthony's hospital yesterday morning
for appendicitis Her many friends will
be pleased to hear that the operation
was successful and that the patient is
getting along nicely.
]. Duane Gleghorn. one of Lake coun-
tvs best athletes intends leaving next
week for Dakota to engage in bust
Gently employed in Chicago. He and
his family will visit with Whiting
friends next week before leaving for
their new home.
Miss Ethel GLADDEN. entertained
party of girl friends at her home IN
Sheridan avenue in honor of her cousin.
Miss Luella Halsey. and the latter's
friend. Miss Irene Frieze. of Alton, Ill
The Congregational Sunday school
gave an ice-cream social on Thursday
night, which was very well attended.
who are visiting here. A most pleas
ant time was enjoyed-srf- <z~
Miss Maud Fry of the Whiting post
Office. who has been spending her vaca-
ton with relatives in Goshen, has re-
turned home
There will be a meeting of the
Rebekah lodge Monday night at 1880
at the L o. o. F. hall.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Parmell and
granddaughter, Helen Emerson, left
| Thursday for Farribault. MIMI and
Muscatine, Iowa. fora months visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N A. Emerson have
! moved in their new home on 120th
street.
John F. Grady has purchased an E.
NJ. F. auto, it being five-passenger
car
| Mrs Beaumont Parks of oliver street
is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Adams
| of Cleveland
Miss Esther Blair of Hammond was
the guest of Miss Lillian Mortenson
yesterday.
James A. Gill of oliver street left
vacation Misses Florence Fry and
| nil Mr in,
his machine. After a short visit with
Miss Grace Gill at wawasee, they will
go to Goshen to visit.
/ Mrs. Charles D. Davidson and daugh-
ter Doris of Gary are expected home
tomorrow from Seattle, where they
| have been visiting relatives.
! Miss Cecilia Abraham will spend
| Sunday as the guest OF Miss Irma
Krout at Gary.
The laying of the cornerstone OF st.
Johns Slavish church, on Lincoln ave-
nue., will take place tomorrow. Rev.
Benedict Rajcany has arranged appro-
| pirate services, which will be conducted
| at p. m. He will be assisted by the
resident priests. The former church
has been moved to the rear of the lot.
and the addition being built is to be
of brick and will make considerably
more room.
Joe Shawcraft chief of the whiting
fire department., resigned his position
, on August 1. A successor has not been
! appointed but William Schmid has
been appointed on the department tenn
porarily.
The marriage of Carl Sigel of Rob-
ertsda1e and Miss Lena Mostell of Chi
cago, whose bans were read at the local
Catholic church, took place on Wednes-
day in Chicago at the Holy Trinity
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Sigel will reside
in Robertsdale.
$50 and up for lots Schrage and
White Oak avenue: 95 lots have already
been sold. rs are yet to sell before
August 21st- Special bargains. Eleven
lots on Schrage avenue at $50 each:
so foot corner of 125th and White Oak
avenue $500; so foot corner Firth street
and Schrage avenue $3.50. DO you think
you can ever again buy lots In Whit
ing at less than dOuhle the rrtoe ~