The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12

Of trespass. For this offense Kost was
arraigned before Judge Green and fined
$40 and costs, amounting to S23.So. Upon
payment OF this he was re-arrested on
the charge OF larceny, he having stolen
a hose. For this onense he was also
fined $40 and costs. amounting to S2S. so.
This Kost also paid and was released.
Steve Yancho OF EOS 18th street suf-
fered a broken arm and other serious
injuries on Thursday night when he on
his motorcycle collided with a peddler's
wagon at IoSth street and Indiana boule-
ward about $50 o'clock. Yancho was
brought to the office Of DR.. Hoskins and
later taken to St. Margaret's Hospital.
where his condition was reported as
being serious yesterday. On the motor
cycle with Yancho was also Joseph Sim
mo, who was also badly injured.
Frederick Allen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Allen OF 10th street and Miss
Erna Sobach of the East Side were
united in marriage on Thursday. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. George
A Jones, pastor of the First Church of
Christ. The witnesses were the groom 5
sister. Miss Gustie Allen. and Miss Mary
Dyer The groom IS home on a furlough
from Camp Macpherson, Ga. He will
return to camp next Tuesday and the
bride will reside in Whiting with her
husbands parents.
The funeral of Method Brozina. age
81 years. whose death was the result
of injuries sustained while at work at
the S. o. Co. was held yesterday. being
in charge OF Undertaken Baran. Services
were conducted by Rev. Father Benedict.
interment being at st. Johns cemetery,
Hammond. Brozina leaves a wife in
Europe. He has been in America for five
years.
Nj and Mrs. Lemar C Grub and
family of 18th street have been visiting
at the home Of the latter's parents In
Greencastle. Ind.
According to the reports from the
Board Of Health Office. the Spanish in
luenza epidemic does not improve in
Whiting.
Automobile thieves are busy in Whit
ing. so owners OF cars had better take
precaution. Yesterday morning when
William Zimmerman took his machine
from the garage he was surprised to
find the large Paige car owned by David
J. Paswwietz standing in the alley in
the rear of John c. Halls residence,
about twelve lots away. Investigation
showed that the lock on the Paskwietz
garage had been picked and the car
taken out The police are of the opinion
that the thieves were frightened at this
point and made their getaway as the
car had not been damaged
Jack Kazdan, a junk dealer. was ar
rested by Chief Bruans of the s. Q. Co.
force on the charge of stealing brass
from the company. Kazdam was re-
leased on 500 cash bond.
Miss Emily Hull has returned TO
Whiting from the west She has taken
a position in the n. Y. c. ticket Office
H. Tomlinson, a n. Y. C. telegraph
operator. who had been sent to Whiting
for ten days, was the victim OF Spanish
influenza and passed away at his home
in Chicago two days after being stricken
Tomlinson, who was % years old, IS
survived by widow and one child.
For Rent-Thoroughly modern front
room; young married couple preferred.
1882 Atchison avenue 1929
We wish to thank our friends for floral
offerings and sympathy extended during
our late bereavement. N. Schafer and
family 1o-12-1
Infants sacques. bonnets and bootees
are beautifully knit Of nne white wool
rattles and beads of fast color. sweater
sets. having leggins. cap sweater and
mits to match. are a few OF the new
baby necessities we just received. H.
Gordon & Son. 10-12-1
October finds US fully prepared with
the desired dress essentials for the little
miss" Gordon's.
Our Fall supply OF Munsing under
wear has reached US. Vests. tights and
suits in the finest makes OF knit under
wear. Gordon's. 1o-12-1
Lost-Col1ection book. between For
sythe and whiting. on October Q. Re
turn to Father Benedict. Lincoln avenue.
whiting. Phone %. Reward 1921
Freemen buy bonds: slaves wear them.
What do you wish TO be? A freeman
or a slave? Subscribe for Liberty
Bond at once at the Whiting Savings
and Loan Association. 10-12-1