The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-21
Whiting
And Its
People
Buy $4,000 Liberty Bond. Bank OF
Whiting, open a. m. TO D. m. 5-2l


Whiting, open a.. m. TO D. M 5-2l
1t isn't the first cost its the up-keep.
This applies to almost every good
thing in life but it does not apply to
a savings account. 1t not only main
tains itself but yields steady in
come. Die current divident rate of
the Whiting Savings and Loan Asso-
citation is per cent. 6:2f:1
Misses Elizabeth and Irene Putnam
have a summer cottage seven miles
south of Decatur. ILL.,, where they will
spend two weeks. after which they
will go to Michigan. Miss Irene Put
nam is reported to be much improved
in health
Joseph Swinden and oscar Ross of
Great Lakes. spent the weekend here
with the formers aunt. Mrs. Thomas
Mccarthy.
Ben Wilson of Pratt, Kan, who was
Dr. Putnam's office boy for FIVE years,
writes DR.. Putnam that he has a
daughter. born on June 10.
Ebrmi Birim, the Turk who was i'm
jured Sunday when he was bumped by
an automobile. in which accident he
received n compound Fracture of the
leg, is improving al st. Margarets hos
pital.
Mrs. Mackey of South Bend. is here
visiting her sons. Orren and DR.. C. G.
Mackey. having come to attend the
wedding of the latter and Miss Mar
guerite Fiield yesterday.
At the meeting Of the city council
James E. Evans was re-appointed a
member of the Whiting board of educa-
ton. this being his third term.
The civic section of the Fortnightly
club will hold its meeting at the IL
brary tomorrow afternoon at 800
The grocery and market of George
Uhren & Co.. 40 John street, was sold
yesterday, the purchaser being Leo
Kindradt. Charles S. Surprise, cler5
of the L. S. court. was in charge of
the sale
LosT-Monday. Gold pencil: engrav-
ed holder with old English letters
j. z. f." Reward for return to 400
Cleveland ave. 6:21:1
Carl schaub, son of Mr.. and MrA
John Schaub of Sheridan avenue. has
returned home from school at Prairie
Du CHEN. Wis.
Miss Blanche Conger who spent sew
eral months here while attending high
school. has returned to her home near
Bloomington, Ill.
Harry Powers who is at the Cook
County hospital suffering with spinal
meningi is improving and will be
able 70 be up rs soon as the quaran-
tine is removed.
Mrs. Charles l. Holman will enter
tain the Independent Pedro party at
her home in New York avenue, tomor-
row afternoon.
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place yesterday morning when Miss
Alice Marguerite Fifield and Or. Col
onel Gleason Mackey, two of Whit
ing's well known young people were
united in marriage. The wedding took
place in Grace Episcopal church in
Hammond where the marriage service
was read at 1880 o'clock by Rev. Haw-
thorne in the presence of only immed-
late relatives. The bride was given
away by her father, the couple beine,
otherwise unattended. After the serv-
ice at the church a breakfast was
served at the Hammond Country club
to which only immediate relatives
were present. The table decorations
were sweet peas, and peonies. After
the breakfast the young couple left
for a short wedding trip and expect
week The bride is one of Writings
most popular girls, being the only
child of Mr. and Mrs G. II. Fifield of