The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-26
Whiting.
And Its
People

Buy . 5000 Liberty BOND Baux OF
Whiting, open a. n to p. u.- 5-2l
Mrs J. NJ Smith. Jr, and son FL
bert. have returned home from a sew
eral weeks visit at Macomb. Ill.
G. ]. Dahlson of 10th street has re-
thrned from Logansport and several
other Indiana points.
Make the employees of the Whiting
business houses happy by trading be-
fore p. m. 1884
Mrs. Thomas Mccarthy OF Central
avenue. and her sister, Miss Fanny Han
ley Of Cleveland. Ohio. who is visiting
her. spent yesterday at Great Lakes ma
val training station visiting Their ne
phew.
For better store service DO your shop
ping before p. m. Every business house
will close every evening except Friday
Saturday and Payday nights beginning
Monday, July Goth. 1854.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mizo of 10th
street. entertained the nephew. A
Drotning of Chicago.
number of young people from
Whiting teeended a party at the home of
Miss Gertrude Hoffman in Hammond, on
Tuesday night.
Joseph ]. Chilla of the First National
c0AAHf - a. AlASDAA6A OI business
trip for the First National Slavok union
Mrs. Maude E. Bell and son Richard.
Of Sheridan avenue. have returned from
Valparaiso where they were the guests
Of relatives
Beginning Monday. July 30th. every
Business House in Whiting will BY ellis
ed at p m. excepting Friday. Saturday
and Standard pay-nights. WHITING
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION. 7-25-4
The Tri Kappa sorority entertained
at a beach party at the Whiting park
Mr.. and Mrs. william Deler Of Sher-
idan avenue, are home from Wanatah.
Ind. where they visited the latter's
parents.
Mrs A. Martz has returned from To-
ledo, Ohio, where she went on a motor
trip with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E Hubbard
and was their guest for several days
Miss Louise Mattern is expected home
tonight from Charlotte, Mich. and will
be accompanied by Miss Helen Spencer,
whose guest she has been for several
weeks.
Among those from Whiting who at
tended the wedding of Joseph Kovoch
of Whiting, and Miss Mary Hornak of
Hammond. were Andrew Bo6ney and
Charles Liebert. and Miss Eleanore
Baron. all of whom were attendants at
the wedding
Mrs. Harry wetterburg Of Central
avenue. is entertaining her cousin. Miss
Margaret Linn of Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vernon of La
porte avenue. are visiting in Michi-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. z. Wilson Of Oliver
street. have returned from a trip to
Boston.
The civic section of the Fortnightly
club will meet at the library auditorium
tomorrow afternoon which it is urged
that all who can. attend this meeting.
The Gentry Bros. circus will show in
Whiting tomorrow night and the per-
Torrance will consist Of many of the
former features as we'll as goodly
number CT new ones. There will be
elephants to ride upon and camels and
ponies. too. There will be an afternoon
and evening performance and a street
parade which will make not only the
kiddies. but the grown-ups happy.
Mrs. Harley c. Humphreys OF Sheri-
dan avenue. has gone to her home in
Kansas to spend month with rela-
tives.
The Red Cross sewing room in the
hlgh school building IS open every
day from 1 to p. m. There is still
demand for women who are willing TO
devote a portion of their time to this
worthy cause by sewing on the Red
Cross garments.
The funeral of Mrs. Martin Peterson
aged 81 years. was held at the Sacred
Heart church which solemn requiem
high mass was celebrated by the Rev
Father William Miller. Interment was
at Hammond. The deceased Mrs. Peter
son, nee Maude Buczkowski, was one
of our best known Whiting girls the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
BuczkowslSi Of 18th street Her illness
which was Of long standing. was due
to tuberculosis. Those left to mourn
her untilemly death are her husband
and daughter Florence. her parents and
one brother. Frank Buczkowski of Ham
mond
Princess heatre tonight. e D. Hork-
heinner presents Jackie Saunders in
Sunny Jane. A phtoplay in five parts
Also a good Jerry comedy. Admission.
5 and 10c. 1861
FOR RENT-Furnished room; nice sur
roundings. PA Laporte ave. 1862