The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-16
Whiting
And Its
People

whiting, open o a. N. to ?. un- 5-2l
John Julier and Mike Bartavich are
here on weeks furlough. and expect TO
leave for their post again tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Byerly and daugh-
ters. Loretta and vidette of Central
avenue. are visiting relatives in Mt.
| Pleasant. Pa.
Philip Mann of Indiana Harbor, ar
rested for speeding. was fined 81 and
costs, upon payment of which he was
released
E. Peterson was fined 81 costs. $12.
for intoxication. upon payment Of which
he was released
The dog belonging to Mat Ambrosi.
which was the cause Of his arrest, was
shot and Ambrosi was released.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Davidson
| and son James. and daughter Doris of
Gary. spent yesterday visiting friends
and relatives here. James, who has
been in the officers training camp at
Fort Benjamin Harrison. and who has
been awarded a commission, is home on
furlough
Rev. Father Benedit Rajcany Is spend
ing several days at Superior. Wis Wis
iting Bishop Kudelka.
Peter Johnson Of Central avenue Is on
a fishing trip to Michigan during which
| time he is a guest of the Matsons
Miss Murphy OF Chicago spent few
days visiting at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hugh O'Donnell of Central avenue.
Harry Kiefe who has been very ill
for the past two weeks is improving.
Mrs. Pottinger entertained several
friends at her home in Atchison avenue
in honor of her sister, Miss Josephine
( rF m ia NFisffin q
| her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Squire wilkinson and
baby of Elmwood. Ill. spent yesterday
here as the guests of Miss Katherine
Peterson of Sheridan avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Pascal who has been here
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P
Carlson of Cleveland avenue, left yes
terday for her home in Kelly. n. NJ. She
was accompanied by her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Fred Carlson who will visit her
parents there.
Attorney Frank n. Gavit is in Wyom-
ing on a business trip and is expected
home on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace Biesen Of Cleve-
land avenue visited the latters mother.
Mrs. Burke at Chicago.
Don Parks has returned from the
Presbyterian hospital in Chicago.
E g. Shaefer of Balston Spa. n. Y, is
expected here today to join his wife and
spend a few weeks visiting at the home
of his son. Edward ]. Shaefer on Atchi-
son avenue.
Warren P. Beaubien who has been at
Fortress Monroe and who has been
awarded a commission is expected home
tomorrow for a short visit with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Beaubien.
The Bates girls Of Chicago are visit
ing at the home of their cousin. Roy E.
Green Of 10Th street.
Miss Lila Schoenemare will entertain
few friends at her home in LaPorte
avenue tomorrow afternoon
Mrs Thomas Mccarthy of Central
avenue had as her guests Miss Tillie
Carlson Of Cleveland and Miss Swanson
Of Chicago.
Mrs II. E. Beaubien entertained. the
LaPorte avenue Neighborhood Club on
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. E. c. Shaefer
of New York.
Jack Lynn left last night for his
home in Detroit where he Will take
position.
Roy F. Tilton. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tilton Of LaPorte avenue. who
has been employed by the Standard OIL
company at Detroit has been accepted
for the officers reserve and will go into
training at Fort Sheridan on August "a.
Whiting deserters are: Frank Yohi-
max. West 119th street. Hammond; Dan
Zartz. 215 18th street. Whiting. These
men drafted and were notified to appear
for examination which they failed to do
and unless these respond at once viii
have the penalties melted out to them
which is imposed in these times OF war
John Livingston of Indiana boulevard
is living at deaths door i'm the wesley
hospital in Chicago as the result of a
collision Of his motorcycle and an auto
mobile in Chicago. Livingston went 10
Chicago Monday to purchase a new mo-
torcycIe On his way home he had gone
very little distance when the accident
occurred. The autoist picked Livings-
ton up and took him TO the hospital
where he was found to have severe
skull fracture which rendered him un-
conscious from which he has not yet
recovered. From the contents of his
pocket the victims name and address
were found and a message sent to his
wife. As this failed TO reach Mrs. Liv-
ington until the next morning she was
distracted over the disappearance OF her
husband when he failed to return home
that night to go to work.
Princess Theater today, Mutual Film
Corporation presents Crane Wilbur In
THE Single Code" a very powerful
and highly dramatic photo-play in i've
parts. Also good conedy IN Two
parts. e-lo-4