The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-29

ence- Eugene G. FuessIe, Pastor. 52s
Indiana boulevard
Joseph Bernstein has so15 IT.
Gerry and confectionery store on 11sth
street, near Olive street. to Mrs. Daniel
Mcnamara and sons of I.aPorte avepue
Mr Bernstein has been In business ia
whiting for the past fifteen years His
growth in the business world has been
miraculous. He opened a small store
In 1908 in the building now occupied
by the Kolb pharmacy his stock at that
time being very small He kent en-
iarsing his stock from time to time
until these quarters proved too small.
ana ne erected the new brick store and
nat winch he now occupies. The sale
Will come as a great surprise to the
whiting people, but Mr.. Bernstein has
decided to take up another line of work
out has as yet not decided what bust
ness he VIII enter into. The new pro-
prietors. the Mcnamara brothers. have
taken possession. They are experience
ed in the grocery business. having been
employed in several OF the grocery
stores in this city. The store will he
under the managership of the eldest
son of Mrs. Mcnamara Dan Mcnamara.
They have rented the entire building
Mr.. Bernstein will remain in Whiting
for the time being. and will still be
at his old stand for the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. c. Swartz of Sher-
idan avenue, spent yesterday in Chi
cage visiting at the home of their
daughter. Mrs. f. c. Zimmerman
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wylie of New York
avenue, have been entertaining their
daughter and son. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Clark and daughter of Alton, Ill Mr.
Clark returned home but his wife and
daughter will remain here for another
week
Wilbur thinner of Warsaw. has taken
a position as operator in the Lake
Shore tower. Mr.. thinner is filing the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Bert Brockman. who with his family
moved south for the benefit of his
health.
Louis Miller. formerly proprietor of
the Miller bakery on 18th street has
purchased a part interest in the sa-
loon of August Krebs on 11sth street,
which is known as the Edelweiss buff
fet
The funeral of Mrs. Michael lilo of
Robertsdale. was held yesterday, serv-
Ices being preached by Rev Valentine
Bologh at the Greek Catholic church,
at o'clock p. m. Interrnent was at the
Greek Catholic cemetery at Hessville the
funeral being conducted by Undertaken
Baran. The death of Mrs. Ilo. who was
35 year old. was due to childbirth, a
son being born to her on Christmas
day. She passed away on the following
day The deceased Is survived by her
husband and three other children be-
sides the baby, whose ages are 16, 10
and years. She was a member of the
Ruthenian society of the church to
which she belonged
Otto Hamilton returned last night from
Wiliiamsport. where he spent several
days visiting at his home
Mrs. E. Johnston OF Chesterton, was
a Whiting visitor on Saturday.
Thomas Tholme who was arrested In /!
Whiting last week for obtaining money |
under false pretenses, was taken to
Crown Point yesterday by Chief Law
Ter IN default of hia bonds Tholrne,
who gave several whiting business men !!
bogus checks in payment for debts, was /,
bound over to the criminal court in ST.
900 bonds
The new show on 18th street Is rap
idly nearing completion, and 1t is is |
expected that 1t will now be opened /!
within few days The entrance has |
now been completed and is beautiful
Anton Vilont was taken to the Crown |
Point jail In default of his $25 fine and |!
costs imposed by Judge ,Atchison. vilont |!
was arrested on a charge OF adultery |.
the charge being preferred against |.
him by Joseph AMIGO, an East End bar |!
Der.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs |
Andrew Kubeck on December "a.
Sam Schlechty has returned from |
Winchester, Ind, where he visited his |!
parents.
The whiting public schools opened |
today, but will close again on New |
Years day and the following Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Kolb and daughter. |
visited the formers mother in Ham |
mond.
Have comfort In the bathroom with 4 /
Gas Heating Stove.-No. Ind. Gas /
Elec. Co.