The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-21
Whiting
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Accounts due the Whiting News Co.
Nov. 20 are payable at the store. 524.
Lsth street. on or before Nov. 25. 20-4t
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT.
William $. Hart In "SeIHsh Yates"
+. This was the most selfish man in Ari-
soma until he was refined by love. Al
90 Snappy Comedy. 11-20-21
Fort Rent-Furnished room. 9o4
ISehrRge avenue. 11-2O-2t
( SOFT COAL.
b The Northern Indiana Lumber and
Coal Company at Hath and Roberts
( avenue. Whiting, now have on hand
large stock OF the very best grade OF
| agg ana lump coal and can make
prompt deliveries 10 any part OF Whit
ing or Robertsda1e- Telephone your
order. Phone Whiting 80 cost
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT.
Thursday Mabel Normand in
Weeks Bad Girl" 11-21-1
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT.
Mabel NOrmRud In "Peck'S Bad
GirIr-an all-comedy feature; also
safest Hearst-Pathe news and a ?
reel comedy.
Coming tomorrow George Walsh
Eas con the Jump
Coming Saturday matinee and night
5s--MRrruerIte Clark IN Rich Man,
EOOr Man" 1l-21-l
Harold. the four year old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Whitaker passed away at
their home in John street following a
very short illness with bronchial pneu-
monia. The remains were taken to
Knsbury. Ind. for interment.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs,
l.yohn Conely OF Berry avenue. stiegiitz
Park
Mrs. BernIce Gardner Merritt OF Rock
ford. n Y. and her sister. Miss Lorraine
Gardner of Goshen. Ind. are here visit
ing their aunt. Mrs Fry and other
friends.
Z The Plymouth Aid Society of the Con-
,Gregational church held their annual
meeting at the home Of Mrs Hoyt
Wright OF LaPorte avenue on Tuesday
night The club held their annual cleo
1ion OF officers. which resulted as fol-
.IowsI President, Mrs G. c. Green.
s~ice president. Mrs. O. E. Meek and
Mrs Hoyt Wright, secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Frank NJ Long he
club made their plans and arrange
lments for their Christmas bazaar.
(Which lie 20 be held on December s.
g&his TO be in conjunction with the
young ladies Guild.
Auction Swedish Mission church.
Csrapevine and 10th street. Saturday,
evenins. November 3. o'clock. 2I-1
The Whiting Board Of Health re-
lports a total OF SO deaths for Whit
ting in October. 20 OF these being at
itr5buted TO influenza and pneumonia.
They also report a total Of thirty
births for the month OF October.
Harold Moylan has entered the
IKankakee Military Academy at Kan
skakee. Ill
AIRS. Therole Lemen Of Ohio avenue
.gA III with the Influenza
Miss Katherine storer OF Ohio ave-
inue. who * suffering with an alb
cess on her ankle, was removed to
she AuEustana Hospital on Tuesday
might for further treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Behrens OF
Pennsylvania avenue were called TO
Chicago Heights on Tuesday night Nv
the very serious Illness of the lat
ter's sister. Mrs. Edith Wickman. who
IS suffering with infuenza-pneumon
Mrs Catherine Stewart has been AT
The home Of her daughter. Mrs. Clyde
Cleveland in Hammond. for several
days. the latter being III with the in
&uenza.
Get your portion Of the accdmulat-
ed knowledge OF the ages. predigested
and put up IN paiatable form. a great
lecture by Judge White at the Sunday
Evening Club. next Sunday night.
Subject. THE Bible and Shakespeare. /"
i1-21-1t
The members OF the Sherman family
IN Euclid avenues all CT whom were
ill with the influenza, are recovering.
The eldest daughter. Rose. was un-
fortunately q victim Of the disease.
The dedication OF the new Chris
elan church OF Whiting. will take
place on next Sunday. Elaborate ser
vices are being planned. in which ali