The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-19
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Whiting, Ind, May 10. 1919.
To the Publisher of THE LAKE COUNTY
TIMES
1 am interested in the ownership
and sale of several excellent pieces of
property which / will sell by newspa-
per auction in the following manner:
The price given will be the price for
Tuesday. May 90. IL the property is
not sold on that day the price will be
reduced. A reduction will be made
daily until the parcel is sold.
l. A splendid bargain in Roberts
dale. An eight-room house at 1177
Harrison street, on a 50-foot lot. large
barn, complete bathroom, gas, concrete
block foundation. 22x4o feet brand
new. Price Tuesday $4,000. If not
sold. the price will be cut on We'd
nesday. Place worth $4,000.
2. House in Gary. Eight-room house
on Tennessee street between 7th and
sth, story and a half. gas. electric
light, cement floor in basement. fur
mace, bath laundry tubs. Monthly pay
ments accepted. Price Tuesday $4,000.
II not sold. the price will be cut on
Wednesday
3. Corner lots 18th and Roberts ave-
nue.. east front. sidewalk, paving and
sewer paid for. A beautiful residence
location, 6ox125 feet. for $1,000. If not
| sold the price will be cut on wednes-
day.
4.Forty-foot lot on Sheridan avenue.
| in Whiting. second lot north of 117th
| street Paving, sidewalk and sewer
paid for. Price Tuesday $500. II not
| sold the price will be cut on wednes-
| day. HENRY S. DAVIDSON,
| 6os Clark Street.
Whiting. Ind.
| The Plymouth club of the Congrega-
tional church will give a rummage sale
on next Tuesday The sale will be held
In the former progressive headQuar-
| ters 10Th street
Misses Florence and Mildred Stewart
attended the exercises given at East
Chicago on Friday evening in honor of
the dedication of the East Chicago IL
| brary. Miss Louise Randall attended
| the dedication exercises on Saturday
William Hood. formerly of the B. &
o. c. I. T. office. has taken position
at the Standard Oil company
John Ciesko was Hammond visitor
on Saturday
Garland Stickley, age 10 years. whose
parents reside Fischrupp avenue,
has returned home from an eight
months trip cross-country. The boy
taking a notion to travel. left home at
that time without informing his par
ents of his intentions. The anxious
parents knew nothing of their sons
| whereabouts until after Christmas,
when they learned that he was in
Florida through advertising for him
through the press. The boy is glad aft
, er his wanderings to get home again,
Z and in speaking of his experiences
l xx-s$ mt
J would ask my advice. 1 am right here
to tell them not to go. for they will
find things much different than they
read about in books
Mrs. Maurine Reiner and children Of
Gary were guests of-her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gordon of Schrage av-
enue. yesterday.
Mrs. william Brockus of East Chi
| cago was the guest of Mrs. c. Stewar'
of Sheridan avenue yesterday.
u Stewart Gregg of Chicago, who wa
formerly resident here, was the CUES
Iof Charles Petersen yesterday.
Mrs. William z. Putnam and daugh
ter. Mrs Irene L. Putnam saw William
Collier in "Nevery Say Die" at tn
Princess theatre, Chicago, Saturda.
evening.
Miss Anna Slower was called hom
from Lake Forest. ILL.,, on Saturday b.
the illness of her mother, Mrs. A c
!. | Slower. of Ohio avenue. Mrs. Stove
: suffered a serious spell with her heart
> which for a time endangered he
health, but was much better yester
day.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs wn
,f Schweickert of John street Frida
evening Mother and son are doin
% nicely.
The marriage of Miss Alice Beach Q
d Davidson place and Hollie Platz c
N Ftschrupp avenue will take place o
lie May s1st
n The whiting High School Alumni as
ISOLATION met on Friday night to max
in arrangements for their annual functio
to be given in honor of the graduate
q At this meeting It was decided to dis
n pense with the usual banquet. and Civ
a dancing party instead, but the dat
r was not decided upon. as yet. The an
m nua1 election of officers took plac
which was as follows:
President-D. Melville Bremen
~ Vice president-Trene L Putnam.
III Secretary-Edytha Hollett
!, Treasurer-Irene Matthias.
-. Mrs Lena stoll of Chicago spent Sal
urday and Sunday here visiting wit
- relatives.
William Plumbeck. ticket agent Il
the L. s. & NJ. s. spent several day
last week at Lydick. Ind, where
attended the funeral OF his father.
Mrs. u G. Swartz will entertain I'll
Fortnfghtly club at the annual musfc
a. at her home in Sheridan avenue tn
evening.
ie' The board of public works OF II
IS, CITY OF Whiting will meet at the eli
hall every morning at a. m. for
short session, their regular meetins
HOBART.
About Is couples gathered at Il