The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-10-09
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Have comfort In the bathroom with
Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gas &
| Elec. Co.
| Mrs. Edwin Henthorne died at her
| Lawn avenue residence. Western
| Springs. Ill. the 7th inst Mrs.
Henthorne will be mourned by a
large circle of Whiting friends. she
| having been frequent visitor at the
home of her brother in law, George
| F. Henthorne of Sheridan avenue.
! The La Porte Magazine Club have
reorganized again this year. The club
consists of La Porte avenue residents
who Jointly subscribe for a large num-
| Der of interesting magazines. The
J club was organized for this year on
| Tuesday at meeting held at the home
| of Madam Davidson on LaPorte avenue.
| w. W. Holiday was elected president
and Mrs. Arthur n. Beaubien was ell
ected secretary. number of social
sessions will be held throughout the
! year.
Mrs. w. B. Carringer of La Porte
avenue has returned home from Okla
homa where she spent several weeks
| visiting her daughter Mrs Roger
Mac Murray.
Miss Essie r. Hatch and Mrs. Bruce
N Nichols have returned from Macy,
| visiting the formers grandmother,
and also her sister. Miss Lucy Hatch
John P. Bley has purchased DR..
billiards auto which has been In Zim-
merman's garage since billiards pur-
| chased their new car
Mrs. John F. Grady OF oliver street
rs returned home from Muskegon
Mich, where she was for a week,
having attended the funeral of her
| grandmother
Mrs Etheridge of New York avenue
has gone east on a visit of several
| weeks.
The regular meeting OF the Fort
nightly Club was held in the public
library assembly room. Three very
interesting papers were read. the sub
iects OF these being "Marconi and the
Wireless" by Miss Lila Schalneman;
Electricity and Inventions" by Mrs.
w W. Holiday and "Radium, Its Dis
coyery and Uses" by Mrs. F. NJ. Rog-
ers.
The members present responded to
the roll call with quotations from
Shakespeare.
The funeral of Thomas Kaine,
| brother of Mrs. Michael Adley OF John
street was held yesterday from the
residence of his sister yesterday. Ser
vices were preached at the Sacred
Heart church. Interment was at Ham
| mond.
Mr. Kaine, who was 10 years OF
age died in hospital in Minneapolis
Mimi. death being due to an accident
Robert Adley, OF Whiting nephew OF
the deceased. was called to Minneapo-
lis by his uncie's illness. and accom-
panied the remains to whiting. The
| ed Undertaken
Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs o. E Meek and Mr.. and
Mrs John AuIt. the victims of the auto
mobile accident near Lowell on Sunday
night are all getting along nicely
Mr.. Meek was able to return home
. from Lowell on Monday and although
his nose is broken or cracked ano
otherwise bruised he was able to looF
after his interests in the Whiting
Laundry. of which he Is the owner
Mrs. Meek, who suffered two severe
gashes on the head and badly IN
jured thumb, was able to return hoih'
yesterday from Lowell.
Mrs AMT was not badly injured, but
Mr.. Ault has his collar bone broken
the accident to Mr.. Ault who Is sani
: tarv officer of whiting. is deeply re
, GREETED since he was just recovering
from severe illness. The attending
physician says that the shock to hi'
d svat-r was worse than the broker
: collar bone for him.
: The Meek's and the Aults had gon'
naar Rankakee in Meeks machine
where they spent very pleasant oa1
a visiting at the home of Mrs Ault
= | mother and also with her daughter
. Miss Vida Ault. The accident nap
: nened on their return home about Q :o'
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q | Ted EasterlY II