The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-03
Whiting
And Its
People
SANK OF ELTI11
Responsibility aud Resources over
$1,000. 0aa 40 Opan EveninGm

responsibility and Resources over
si.o9o.0aa 40 Open EveninGA
Mrs William Shinn Of Cleveland
avenue. is ait Leroy. Ind where she
was called by the serious illness of
her mother. Mrs. Drake who was also
called 10 Leroy. has returned home. re-
porting her mother TO be slightly inn
proved
Mrs Herman Steinke has returned
from visit at the home of her par
cHss nj Wauatah. Ind
. + Meek of the Whiting laundry.
entertained his drivers and other
workmen last night by their annual
trip 10 the auto show at the Coliseum
Miss Mary Mcnamara entertained
number Of friends at her homo i'm 1l9th
street on Thursday night. The even
ing was spent i'm dancing. music and
cards. the prizes i'm the latter being
awarded to Miss Claire Haynes. Miss
Marie Koch ana James LaPert. a
dainty collation. was served
beginning Feb. T. all Try Goods.
Mems Furnishing, Shoe and Tailor
Shops VIII he closed sundays 1926
Miss Moliie and Milton Sugar at
tended a party at the home of Miss
chayken in Hammond on Thursday
night.
MISS BESSIE Setter of Laporte ave
aue. spent Thursday visiting friends
III chicago
Garland Humphrey who iss at St
@arsaret's hospital $, ferine with ty-
s1oid fever. IS improving quite salts
1actorily
Princess theatre tonight. Charles
Ray with sH-stars support in The
Deserter." . thrilling drama in FIVE
eGy Bubbles Of Trouble" y half hour
Of laughter 2-3-1
The J i. F Girls spent a delight
ful evening at the home of Miss Jo-
anna Coughnn. The diversions Of the
evening We're embroidery work and
games. after which a luncheon was
served Those present were the Misses
Frances Daily, Eleanore Hough. Cath
crime Hussy, Sarah Burke. Agnes KEEL
I9. Helen Oponneil. Catherine and Jo-
asna Coughljn- The next meeting viii
De Wednesday, Feb. Z. a the home of
Miss Sarah Burke OF Laporte avenue.
Ar and Mrs. w. 4. Jenkins enter
tanned a few friends at their home in
I9a5h street. last evening.
Miss Anna slower of Ohio avenue. is,
recovering from her Illness Z
Misses owen Pritchard and Hazel
Cameron of Hobart came home last
night 70 remain over sunday
Miss Ruth Alien is spending the
Weekend iu Chicago with relatives.
MISS Nellie Petersen's resignation as
English teacher in the local high
sehoo. took effect yesterday, she go
ing II Chicago where she viii take a
similar position i'm the Chicago high
hoods. Miss Peterson is succeeded by
Miss Davis OF Marion. Wis. who ar
a-vv8 Yesterday and viii take UP her
llsw duties ON Monday
The cold spell hit Whiting hard. this
cIig feeling the effects Of it keenly
owing 10 the proximity OF the lake In
spite of the extreme cold the shanty
used for shelter a. the police station
has been almost empty. There was
only one occupant last night. one on
Thursday night and none on Wednes-
day nightd which is very gratifying,
since 1t means that there can't' be
many travelling around here with no
place TO lodge.
Rev Benedict Rajcany Of St Johns
Slavok church. VIII be rendered an
elaborate banquet by the members of
his church tomorroy at s o'clock at
J. o. O. F. hall There viii be speak
ing by the Bishop Kudelka of Super
Tor. Wis together with other promin-
emit speakers A carefully prepared
program Will be rendered. Several
hundred guests are expected TO be
present The affair is being given i'm
honor Of Father Benedicts twenty
hfth anniversary in the priesthood.
twenty years OF which have been spent
in Whiting.