The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-02


Mardon She came to America at the
age of fifteen years and settled al
Lafayette. where she was later MIR
ried to John Erickson, who preceded
her in death in the year 1891 Twelve
| children were born TO the union. five
living and seven dead. Besides the
two sons mentioned. there are three
daughters, Mrs. Hattie Boss OF Chi
cago. Mrs. Jennie Schaffer Of Auburs
Park. and Mrs. a. Lee, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee accompanied by
Frank Erickson of Hammond. and the
lotters two children. left for Fort
Wayne and arrived there before the
death occurred. Funeral Is being con
Quoted Thursday ut Lafayette. with in
terment in the family lot at I4afay-
cite cemtery.
Judging from the huge attedance at
the u. P. church supper and bazaar
held Saturday evening. the receipts
must be most crafty ing regardless Of
the high-soarded prices Of everyday
food commodities. The bazaar seIec-
lions were made early and nearly ev-
ely thing sold out with the exception
OF a few fancy towels and wash cloths
which the ladies Will dispose Of to
add more to the finances of that date
Application for these may be made to
Mrs. William McGaughey. S72s Ivy St.
Phone 5a5W.
The ladies OF St. Adams Episcopal
Guild and those allied with the church
not belonging to the Guild. viii be en-
tertained in a social way tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. = X
Perkins. 3715 Fir street in a Hard
Times costume array Each lady is
asked 10 bring a friend or two This
VIII be the last evening meeting for
the meetings ahead are scheduled to
take place Wednesday afternoons In
stead of the customary Tuesdays as
heretofore. owing to many Of the WON
ga being engaged IN Red Cross work.
A large assembly OF ladies is looked
for at this affair tomorrow evening
The Associated Charities viii held
their annual meeting which. consists
OF the election OK officers TO serve the
ensuing year. tomorrow evening at s
o'clock. in the social service room Of
the First Baptist church parlors at
1915 Fir street. All members and
friends OF the organization are urged
to be present at the meeting.
Miss Esther Quick and Sfr. Glen
Bachelor. the latter nephew OF Mrs
c. c. Hathaway of IVY street. were
guests here Sunday.
Mr. Edward Troll OF Ambridge. Pa.
vas here as guest OF RMS Stephan
Joyce in 145th street. coming from
Notre Dame University, where his son
Edward. Jr.. is a student.
The department OF literature Of the
East Chicago Woman's Club, viii meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs T. /.
Reid in the Herod apartments and the
hostess will lead in the study of the
afternoon. "OId Pictures in Florence"
This is a most interesting phase OF the
outlined study Of the years work and
it is to be hoped that as many members
as possible Will avail themselves of
the opportunity OF hearing the expla-
nation as prepared by the leader.
The Misses Margaret Kyle and Mary
Blair. teachers in this city. spent the
Weekend at the Kyle home in Walk
erton, Ind. returning here this morn
ing 70 resume their posts of duty.
Mrs. W a. Wilson of the clerk force
Of the Bee Hive Department Store. be-
came i'll while at her duties Saturday
and is confined to her home in OIcott
avenue with an attack suspicioned as
the FLU"
The Christmas Party Of the Home
Economic Department Of the f. Chica-
go Woman's Club viii be held this eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Peter Krill.
4244 Magoun avenue. This is an an
nual event of great social concern to
the members of this department and it
IS expected that there viii be good
~ attendance. The hostess viii be as
sisted by several members whose
names appear in the year book as as
sistants
Evelyn, the little daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs J.. b. Faust of North Magoun
avenue. has caused so much concern
in her recent illness that a trained
nurse has been detailed to care for
her. While her condition is in no way
critical at the present. yet there are
the daily visits Of the family physi-
clan and every precaution is being talk
en- as preventive measures.
CARD OF THANKS.
! sincerely wish to thank my friends
and ne ghborS. I. .. .. T.. also manufac-
turing plant, for their kindness and
generosity during the Illness and deaths
Mrs. Mamie AnSenhauer
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