The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-26

where they are visiting DR.. Rogers
father.
James and Edward Bartuska, the for
mer of New York. and the latter of
Newport. r. L.. both or the T.. &.
navy. are on furlongh and are the
guests Of their parents in Cleveland
emu James Bsrtuska, who wss
working for a commission. has succeed
ed in his effort and has come home at
tired in his officers uniform. he be-
ing awarded a commission as ensign.
The young man does not know where
nc WI be detailed when he turns.
but said the awarding Of his commits
sion and the permission to come home
were the best Christmas presents he
could possibly receive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde y. Long Of Cleve-
land. Ohio. are here. the guests of the
l~atter's parents. DR.. and Mrs. George
S. Hilliard of 10th street.
Robert Atchison was moved from the
South Shore to the Lake Side hospital.
where he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shaefer en-
tertained at Christmas dinner at their
home in Atchison avenue. yesterday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Beauhlen m daughter Eleanore, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur y. Beaubien of Whit
ing; Mrs. Henry Fisher Of Ottawa, Ill;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Collins of Indianap-
oils. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rich Of
Englewood.
The funerals Of Joseph Bakus. Jr.,
aged Il years. and Andrew Palt. aged
10 years. both Of whom were killed as
the result Of being hit by a train on
the Roby bridge last Saturday night,
were held on Monday. Both funerals.
in charge OF Undertaken Baran. were
held at St. Johns Slavok church, the
Bakus uneral preceding the Palt. IN
terment of both was at st. Johns GEM
etery. Hammond.
Judge White who spoke az the Con-
I gregational church on Sunday night.
had a rare lecture. His reading from
Tennyson and Shakespeare showing
the religious value Of King Arthur and
Hamlet were very good. and from a lit
erary standpoint Judge White gave
the best address head in whiting in
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace Biesen spent
Christmas with relatives in Chicago.
Miss Elizabeth Matson Of ST. Msry's-
of-the-Woods. Is spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Matson of Indiana boulevard.
Mrs. Laura Stuckley. aged so years.
who came here TO take charge OF the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Reidy Of
Fischrupp avenue. while the latter was
in the hospital, passed away very sud
denly. Saturday evening after a few
DAYS illness as the result Of acute d.
lation Of the heart. Mrs. Reidy is still
IN the hospital. having had fire tumors
removed. and has not been told or the
death OF her mother for fear Of fatal
results. The remains were shipped TO
the home~of the deceased in Dekalb.
Ind. last night By Undertaken Heyden.
in charge Of Mrs. Stuckley's three sons
Who were called here by their moth
er's death.
Mr.. and Mrs, George 1T. Broesam Of
Kalamazoo. Mich, are the guests Of
their daughter. Mrs. Harry II. Higgins.
Of 222 Central venue
Edward Lawler aud John Kainc. on
short furIoughs from Georgia. have
been visiting their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. J. LAWYER of Central avenue,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kaine Of Amy ave-
nue..
Joseph Dado. age a. who was burn
ed at work at the Standard Oil Co. two
weeks ago. passed away at the Passa-
want hospital in Chicago. The funeral
service was conducted at st. Johns
Slavok church. Interment was at st.
Johns cemetery. Hammond.