The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-04

Evening-"Our Creed"
The morning service will be followed
by the Lords supper and the reception
of new members.
c. A. Olson of Center street have
purchased the home of the late George
Rankin. on Ohio avenue. Mr. Olson,
who is employed in the car shop al the
Standard Oil company, will move his
family into his new home as soon as it
is possible for him to do so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Krieger, nee
Catherine Wenger, returned yesterday
from short wedding trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Krieger will reside in Gary, where
the latter is employed as conductor on
the Gary Interurban line.
Miss Lillian Dixon of East Chicago
spent Thursday evening visiting Whit
ing friends.
Harry Exton of Chanute. Kan, who
has been here visiting friends and rela-
tives. left this morning for Wood Riv-
er, ILL.,, to visit his brother. Worthy
Exton. before returning home
Matthias Kolb has opened his drug
store on 10th street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kolb will reside above the store.
The knights of Pythias held their
which two new members took the first
degree and three took the third de-
gree. The local order have almost
doubled their membership within the
last few months.
Mrs. John Hendrickson entertained
her cousins. G. Johnson. David Elliott
and John Carlson of Chicago. Mr. John
son has now left for California, where
he has purchased farm, and intends
| making hs future home.
Lous Fredette, who has been here Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. Felix McElroy. has
| returned to his home in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaub of Sheridan
avenue celebrated their silver anniver-
/ sary yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaub.
nee Miss Theresa Bader. were married
In Chicago twenty-five years ago, at St.
Francis church. Here Mr.. Schaub was
engaged in the commission business
for number of years, coming to Whit
ing ten years ago to act as manager for
the Whiting Lumber & Coal Co. The
Schaub family consists of Ave children.
three sons and two daughters Mass
was celebrated by Rev. John B. Berg. at
the Sacred Heart church, yesterday
morning, at a. m. in honor of the
event Last evening the Schaub home
| was the scene of very pretty dinner
party. which was a merry affair. but
| in which only immediate relatives in
addition to Rev. John B. Berg were
/ present The other members of the
party were Mr.. and Mrs John Schaub
and children John. Florence, Raymond.
Marguerite and Carl Schaub Mr.. and
Mrs Gallus ]. Bader and son Clarence
of this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
~ n PqHor nd
Mrs Zimmerman being brother and sis
ter of Mrs. Schaub. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schaub Mr. and Mrs. Schaub were the
recipients of many beautiful gifts in
silver.
where he was called by the Illness of a
relative.
Mr. and Mrs. DAILY James of East
Chicago have moved to Mrs Edward
Ehlers' home, on Sheridan avenue.
| A new library bureau delivery desk
! has been installed in the Whiting pub
lie library.
Mrs Harry Hannephin and daughter
Helen of Chicago spent Thursday visit
ing Mrs. Wesley r. Jenkins of 18th
street
Rev f NJ. Webster has returned from
. White Cloud, Mich, where he spent sew
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/ eral days this week.
Mrs Charles L. Hulwig entertained
Miss Mary wiesjohn of Chicago yester-
day
| The Junior class play, "A Matrimonf-
al Bureau" will take place on Friday
evening, May IT. 1t will be a two-act
comedy and promises to be especially
fine
Mrs. A. d. Davidson of Laporte ave-
! nue. has gone to Duluth. Mimi. to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Lucy Mitchell.
/ Mr. Boyd, who has just returned from
| a trip to Oklahoma. is here visiting
! his daughter. Mrs. Harvey Robson of
Laporte avenue.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Manbeck will
entertain a party of friends at
o'clock dinner at their home on Sheri-
dan avenue this evening.
George wylie of Laporte avenue has
returned from his trip to the south.
Mrs. George Kandoleck of Euclid av-
enue remains in very serious condi-
tfon at ST. Anthony's hospital, Chicago.
The Whiting high school are making
| elaborate plans for another jubilee in
honor of their three victories. This
will be in the shape of a picnic. which
will be held at Gavit's farm. near Mil
ler's station Senator Gavit has Of
fered to students free transportation
on his Gary fnterurban line. A day has
not yet been decided upon.
| Rev. f. l. Lincoln of VALPARAISO will
| conduct morning and evening services
at the First Church of Christ tomorrow.
! The theme for the morning will be My
Brothers Keeper" and for the evening
/ Bringing in the Sheaves."
Messrs. ]. B. Kyle and John III. Fet-
terhoff of whiting and Joseph A. Meade
of East Chicago will go TO Valparaiso
this evening to attend banquet to he
given in honor of the tenth anniversary
of the Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
| The whiting Grays VIII play the Gary
baseball team at the Forsythe ball park
! tomorrow afternoon. the game to begin
at 3:15. HeIgison will be Helen's Sc
lection to face the Steel City team with