The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-15
Whiting
And Its
People


Buy 5000 EiSsrry Bona. zaa1 O,
Whiting, open q m. to y. IN. s-zI
Report OF Cream and MIX Analysis.
Date when taken, 9-2-I7-2 0. M.
Fat solids Solids Dirt 1 terra
Name OF DairymenI
{eh Fsssn2, 81 81 ''' 1928 e 2s.s SSS
{ 44Iiis1 $:4s% $50 1913 Q 10000
Chovgnescz- oty $4,000
(Milkl 4.2qo 's.1o 1913 dty 100. 600
Legal standard for solids not fat
H C. OSBORN.
Chemist and Bacteriolorist.
Miss Olga Kadow received a telegram
from her sister Mrs Elsie Lesser of
Pt Richmond, Cal. yesterday inform
ing her OF the iatters marriage to a
a-r. Roberts also of that city. Mrs.
hadow has been in Pit Richmond for
several months visiting her daughter.
The highest form Of service bank
can render community is the creating
OF thrifty habits among its people. De-
termine the amount you can sava
regularly and come to this strong Ma
tional Bank this evening and open an
account. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Whiting, Ind. Open Saturday evenings
rom 70 O'CLOCK 9-15-1
Mrs. William Bramer Of schrage ave
nue. left yesterday for a two weeks
visit at several points in Wisconsin.
Princess Theatre today - Triangle
play-Dorothy Gish I'm Her Official
Fathers" a hve-act production: also =
good comedy. Special for Sunday
Louise Glaum will be featured at the
Princess Theatre in Sweetheart Of the
Doomed" A stirring drama OF love and
war. Also a Triangle comedy. s-15-1
Thomas c. Rupe of Ohio avenue ac4
companied by his brother, Forest Ruue
Lieutenant in Co. F, stationed in East
Chicago left yesterday for their home
IN Winchester. Ind. to attend q family
reunion.
The Royal Neighbors Of Whiting will
have Home Coming" at their meet
ing next Monday night. Deputy Hay-
den Of Lowell will attend this meeting
and large attendance is desired. Att
er meeting there will be refreshments
and . general good time.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Livingston Of Indiana boulevard on
Thursday night. Mother and child are
getting along nicely Mr.. LIVINGSTON
who recently returned from the hos
pital is able 10 be out again, but not
yet able to return to work
Miss Esperance Schlechty entertain
cd number of young ladies at her
home in the Petersen fats on Thursday
night in honor of Miss Irene L. Stew
art who leaves tonight for North
Yakima, Wash. The evening was spent
with music and games after which re-
freshments were served. The guest of
honor was presented with most beautt-
full gift IN ivory as a remembrance of
those present.
FOR sALE-Dining table ana six chairs.
$50 18th st. e-14-s
Oscar A. Ahlgren will resume his law
work at Yale this year. expecting to
leave in about two weeks. His sister
Mrs. Hilda Masten OF South Dakota
who is visiting here expects to return
to her home next week.
r. Baumgarten Of Fischrupp avenue
was feeling quite well yesterday, hav-
ing undergone a very serious operation
on Wednesday at 81. Bernard's hospital
in Chicago.
Mrs. Steve Kaminsky Of New York
avenue entertained Mrs. Clara Myernfck
and Miss Annie Fedor of streeter. III,
yesterday.
Coats for Women: Coats for Misses:
Coats for Children, at MilIer's 9-1s-s
The laying Of the corner stone Of the
First Christian church of Whiting on
Central avenue will take place at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Repre-
sentatives of the Churches Of Christ
from Gary. Indiana Harbor. Hammond.
Grown Point, Lowell. Chicago Heights.
Harvey and Englewood are expected to
be present The program to be render
ed is as follows:
/. song-"All Hail the. Power to
Jesus Name"
?. Prayer.
3. Hammond Male Quartette
4. Five minute addresses by Rev. c.
e Trueblood. Rev. c. E. PIatz. Rev. S.
g. Rogers, Rev. II. A. Carpenter, Rev. a.
I. Keller.
8. Hammond Male ouartette
6. Address-Rev. G. ]. Sharp.
Z. Address-Rev. c. C. Kindred.
6. Laying of the corner stone
All are invited to be present.
Andrew Hammer and Joseph Ho-sch
OF Englewood spent yesterday here
visiting the formers aunt. Mrs Peter
Koch OF oliver street.
Mrs. I. R,Vincent and daughter, Net
tie, visiting Whiting friends on Thurs
day.
Dan Sweeney Of TT. Myers, Va, is
hero on a short furiough visiting his