Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 75, Hammond, Lake County, 15 September 1908 — Page 6
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Harbor that their little grandson. Buster Beltzhoover, was not expected to
live. Mr. and Mrs. Sholl left for the
Harbor on the evening train.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niksch visited
yesterday at Gary with their son Joe
Hold an Important Meeting,
The Crown Point Gun club held an and wlfe i i - a -i 1 crVi t 1
Important business meeting George Scholler was in Chicago Sat
which was attended Dy roa..j - V urday t-v, la arranging lor I
ratlr : " uv, the Carstcn Ed Scheldt transacted business
anomer maii;u " Gun club of Lowell, which will take Chicago yesterday,
i, r-nm nl.Yt Sunday. in
place one wriv
in
lc:al club have been defeated twice by j i,- n.t.n hnvt but will try to turn
the third trick -on them at the next match. The shoot will occur at the
grounds of the Carsten club.
J. S. Eockwell Injured.
DYER.
Trustee H. C. Batterman spent Man-.
day in Chicago in the interests of the township.
William Ziesenhene made a business
GARY NEWS
Hold a Meeting. The saloonkeepers association met yesterday afternoon in Bennet's hall and enjoyed one of the bestsessions in the history of the organization. The members were addressed by Attorney Clarence Bretsch for their enlightenment of certain subjects of vital inter
est to them and also for their entertainment. The association transacted other business of inmportance and after a social luncheon and cigars they adjourned.
Capt. H. V. Bacon, who formely re
sided in the Gary hotel, has moved
Court
trip to St. John Monday.
Frank Hilbrich of Chicago Heights with his family into their new residence
spent. Sunday with relatives here in on Virginia street, which they have Just
Hror I completed. Mr. Bacon is one of the
Mat Wachter of St. John transacted large real estate holders ln the cit
Tii. uncVwell living on
i. nursin a very sore knee and
was nearly disabled last Saturday night tn stnn a. runaway horse that
was passing his home. Mr. Mlss Hazel Goodspeed. Fourth avenue,
thought that someone was in m Tne lime miant Doy 01 mr. ana airs. left yesterday for Garyi Ind.f where she
at the time and ran to ineir a. Grotnaus was cnnsienea sunaay ai- wlH bo the guest of Mlss Genevieve He grabbed the horse's bridle but in ternoon. Norton. While there Mlss Goodspeed
bo doing slipped and was inro Au Klaas and family of Klaasville. will attend a pretty dancing party and
ily to the ground stHKing nis and brothei Henry, of Mississippi, a roller skating party which have been
arranged in honor of Miss Norton's de
parture for boarding school, the 23rd of
Is the guest of her son, W. E. Phillips and family, for a few weeks
Mr. and Mrs. J. F Jamison were Ham
mond visitors Saturday
Miss Leah Kline was shopping in
Hammond Saturday.
Judge H. A. Townsley transacted
uslness in Crown Point yesterday.
Mesdames H. H. Phillips and W. E.
Phillips were Chicago shoppers yesterday.
Mlss Emma Harms visited relatives
ln Blue Island Sunday.
Paul Seegert spent Sunday in La-
Porte, Ind.
Mrs. Christ Borman spent Sunday
with relatives in LaPorte.
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Bullock visited
friends in Hammond Sunday.
Miss Mary Culver visited in Ham
mond Sunday.
Mrs. Theo Jackson of Harvey, 111.,
visited friends here today.
lacerating its badly. The horse Bpent Saturd'ay and Sunday with Ber
on his way ana no report . nard Xeutemacner and family.
heard to whom theoutni Deiouscu . Funeral of Mrs. Hoereth.
Mr. and Mrs! Joseph Peschel spent thIs month. Joliet News.
Saturday at Joliet with Mrs. Scheldt, A number of Gary attorneys attended
who is sick in the hospital there. , the opening of the Superior court at
W W. McMahon of Hammond. Hammond yesterday, where the docket
ooMt for I,,. rf th snnerior was called. A large portion of the
The funeral of Mrs. Hoereth, the aged iivinc- on Jackson street, who died
f,om heart failure on Friday afternoon, cQurt on the democratic tIcket wa3 cases on this docket are from Gary occurred yesterday afternoon at the here Saturday on Duslness. and are of every variety of criminal .,.. vmrrh Rev. Bolt reading and civil actions. The attorneys say ! Zo The remains were buried James Trost of Hammond was a that tMg ,g the higgcst docket ,n the at the Crown Point cemetery the last business visitor here the latter part hlstory of the court and lt lB due to the i-4to heine attended by a host of sym- ' tne wek. number of cases that have been brought
nathl7in friends. I Tne PubHc 6chool here started Mon- from Gary. Of the eighty-seven crim
J day with a pretty fair attendance. inal cases to be tried ln the court by
Bert Meeker, the horseehoer who has Monday evening the Catholic Order Prosecuting Attorney Boone, the latter
been employed by Smith Conway in of Foresters held their regular meet-
that capacity for nearly tnree y lng
will launch Into business ror nimsen in the Muzzall building, one door north of the county jail. Mr. Meeker is an expert horseshoer and hopes to obtain a share of the patronage in that business at his new stand. He will also employ an expert blacksmith as soon
es the business will warrant.
A three-year-old daughter of Bartel Schieser, who lives six and a half miles north of town, died of summer complaint last Thursday and was buried at
the Schererville cemetery yesieroaj
ST. JOHN,
Joseph M. Gerlach made a business
trip to Hegewlsch today.
Tony Grau of Hanover Center, leftjborhood to build a home !n S. Carlson's
states that two-thirds of them are from
Gary.
Mrs. A. C Huber and daughter spent the day yesterday visiting friends in
East Chicago. NOTICE. If you are looking for a clean neigh
this morning on a business trip to Chicago.
Adolph Zubrig left Sunday for Chi
cago after several days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. August Koehle on Spring Hill.
Mike Klassen was the only scholar
.. . I from St. John Mondav mornlne to at-
Geisen and sons, the local unaenwins
firm had charge of the remains
"The Farmer's Daughters," a comedy
drama will be the opening attraction
at Central Muslo. hall next Thursday night. Manager Lehman says that the show is good, and comes well recom
mended.
Anton Du Bois and family with his
ship, at Dyer.
Tony Scheldt of Dyer, was a busi
ness visitor here today.
The St John Fishing Club went to
Calumet region Saturday, fishing be-
addltion, located on Borman boulevard
in Tolleston, close to all car lines,
churches and schools free street im
provements. Call or address, Alf. Carlson-, room 214, Gary building, Gary, Ind
Gary Hotel serves club breakfasts
30c to 11.00. Served 6:00 a. m., till
9:30 a. m. 9-10-6t.
Attorney ' Charles Flagg and Officer
Gus Neuman were in Crown Point yes
terday on business.
Harry King, the real estate man has
returned to Gary from another trip to
tween Black Oak and Toleston, but re- Pittsburg for the purpose of selling
turned home disappointed. Only a Gary land.
v,th rtmrles. will leave today for wrmlnf ar? and.do5.nstt were d rougnt Attorney George H. Manlove has re
... . i nome. i-iesiaes tnis little naui. one nrt. j i i i
TT-V.K r-Wir TVTn .. where they Will maKe I . " . ' - " milieu irora a. u,d, uua.ucas
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tnere. t wHarA Vi a ratnmAil lata In t Vi o ditoti I n o
J. Morean and family are mourning A(,a r.ealnt nr th weeks' vacation at his home in Kouts;
the death of "Teddy." a fox terrier who has a shelb'y app0intment for the next "hra he w.1" s?!nd, most f h,a
went to the happy dog lana Dy tne outing in the Kankakee, expecting bet-1 I V I , V
n extended visit with Attorney Edwin the Party befme 8?parat fro,th" to Chicago and points in Illinois Forrest and family, who are located campers coming on behind from Black -torre"1 a " Oak and finally landed ln Gary, from
the
Servian riot, left yesterday for a . two
Mr,
Miller says that the fishing is fine
nnisnn route, one day this week. The I tOT. ah nt ihA tnrsiva mcmWo
animal was very clever and was able to- retumed home with plenay of fish from lnere al niB "me L ac yettr anu lual
LOWELL.
the river is unusually low.
Gary Hotel serves noon-day lunch
Served from 11:30 a. m. till 2 p. m., 40c,
9-10-6t
A number of foreigners arrested for
desecration of the Sabath were tried
perform numerous tricks, and was well I tnat part 0f the county a week ago.
known around town on tnis account.
Word from John Wirtz, the farmer
who was seriously injured by being
kicked by a fractious horse last week, Mrs. Harry Stewart and two little
reported him as getting along nicely sons, who have been spending the sum
and that the danger of blood poisoning mer here, occupying the DeWltt house, iast night in Judge Fitzgerald's court,
is passed. , have returned to their home in En- They were all fined.
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There seems to nave Deen an epidemic e.wu. Mrs. J. M. McCormick has left Gary
of runaways during tne last two weexs Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Cleaver are re- to spend a few days visiting relatives
and at least seven norses nave Decome joicing over the birth of a baby girl In ln this part of the state. Mr. and Mrs.
unmanagaoie on or auoui me oun. their nome, wnich arrived Monday. McCormick have decided to give up the
House square.- Luckily no one has been OUo Branns the plano tuner who re8taurant business, in which they were
Deen seriously injured anu m every the glx acre property of iL D. Cleaver, the pioneers in this city because of Mrs
case tne animais nave come out wnu one.half mlle east of town. We jearn McCormick-s 111 health.
jjui, a t Uvi,iv..v. i thaf M r Rrftrino arn TflTnliv will wnvp 1 -tt-t wv.n c?..-
I ' - i ii tuui w iicu jrviA vau gc; tx ouii
Artnur "bteve Airtigni v oik. uas here about Oct. 1. rtav dinner at the Oarv Hotel at 75
quit the tlouK meat marKet ana is now Mrs. William TtuckW acromrnlorl cents, served from 12 til 2:30 D. m.
a gentleman u v by relatives, has returned from an ex- 9-10-6t
i tv.jivii.(i V10LV n mi niQiu, a... AtiakAVCra,
Chas. Kramer and Earl Crawford WTiile gone, she met with quite a seri-
were Valparaiso visitors over Sunday. oua accident. A horse which she was They didn't go over to enter the col- riding, became - frightened and ran
lege there, eitner. I away, throwing Mrs. Buckley and
Sheriff Carter brought five more pris- bruising and cutting her head and face
oners from Hammond and the North quite badly, -necessitating several
townships yesterday to put In the coun- stitches being taken by a physician
ty "sardine-box." Carter laughingly there and after arriving home the at
says that they are all "republicans' I tention of a physician here.
The large grain elevator at Illinois
on the state line southwest from Lo
well, was totally destroyed by fire at
that get Into trouble these days.
Frank Rettlg of East Chicago trans
ected business In town yesterday.
Chas. Doherty of Hammond returned to his duties at the Pioneer Monument works yesterday, after spending the
week end with Hammond relatives.
Jake Steele Is busy these days sup
plying the county dealers and teach
ers with school books.
Ben Hayes sold a fine colt to Max
Mracek, the rural mail carrier, yes.
terday. The animal was sired by
Strangewill, the Willowdale stallion that recently died on the Indianapolis
race track, and was valued on this ac-
Arthur Savage was in South Chicago
on business yesterday.
Charles Hanifan, formerly employed
by the Gary hotel buffet, which recently closed, has now secured a position with
M. McBride on Broadway, near the Wa
bash tracks.
Gary Hotel serves dinner from 5:30
till 8 p. m., 50c. 9-10-6L
Randall H. Burns, the Chicago engin
eer and large property holder in thi
section of the country was in Gary
i . . . .
2 o'clock yesterday morning. The yetseruay on ousuiens.
origin of the fire Is not known unless lt The district sewer which has been
was from the sparks from a passing I blocking Broadway several hours in
locomotive. The loss will be quite crossing it, has now been completed
heavy on the proprietors. At this writ- I so that traffic was resumed yesterday
ing Is could not be learned what the morning. Washington street Is now Insurance was. 'entirely blocked and will be fore today
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Handley visited and tomorrow.
their former home and relatives in Lo- , John Scanlon is visiting for a few well Monday. Ed now has an automo- days with his brother who is night
bile and was enroute to his home from I clerk of the Gary hotel. Mr. Scanlon
the Kankakee fair.
Hon. H. H. Ragon returned Monday
I r ..i.i i .i
count. Ben couldn't get along without " ,''"- l" ." i.u icumon
a horse so he turned around and bought or nls regiment in unio.
the family horse of Parley Banks. He Milo Brannon and Vincent Ceiga
Cidn't buy him for speeding purposes, have resigned their positions at the but not till you have seen the Mack
lives in northern Wisconsin.
Ralph Parsons and Harvey Blair, for
merly of the Hammond high school,
were in Gary yesterday.
You may have an idea of pretty land,
however. t - The exterior of Harold H. Wheeler's heme on Main street is receiving the
finishing touches this week and the
building presents the appearance of one j with malarial fever.
fthe finest dwellings in town.
Ross Taylor and family will soon
leave Crown Point for Florida, going overland. He already has the horses
and outfit and will start as soon as the
weather is more favorable.
j Lowell electric light and Water plant Company's first addition to Gary. Lots
and Dick Scritchfield and Edson Foster $150. $15.00 per month. No Interest
are holding the fort. or taxes. Write or call, The Mack Com
James Palmer is reported quite sick Pany room 13 Borman building. Gary,
GRIFFITH.
Joe Grimmer reports his injured hand
as getting along rather slowly.
Prof. Johnston of Ross high school.
was in town last evening for a short
time.
Contractors Moon & Hale are now
working on the west end of the new
gravel road and have it built west of
Junction avenue about a mile.
Frank Osborne has taken the posi
tion of night flagman at the R. R.
crossings, which was made vacant by
the resignation of L. A. Southworth.
B. B. Potter is passing around the
cigars with that happy smile which belongs only to a proud father. A lit
tle five-pound lady came to his home Saturday and now he is sure prosper
ity is returning.
HES8VILLE.
Mre. M. Eversole spent Sunday ln
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. James Vanes and chil
dren, Irene. Leonard and Laura, spent
Sunday in Chciago.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney have returned
after a weeks' visit here at the home of
Mrs. McLaughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Steffy were Hammond
visitors yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox and daughter,
Gladys, have moved to Hammond.
Christ Fullgraf Is recovering from
an attack of blood poisoning.
Mrs. Wngenton spent yesterday ln
Chicago.
Mrs. Skelton and daughter, Eva were
Hammond visitors yesterday.
WHITING NEWS
Ind.
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HOBAET. Fred Maybaum Sr. of Chicago visited
Hobart relatives over Sunday. His wife, who has been visiting here for several weeks, returned home with him. John Schavey was a guest of friends In Valparaiso yesterday. Mrs. George Mander, who has been visiting friends ln South Chicago for several days, returned home last evening. 4 Mrs. William B. Andrews of Chicago is visiting relatives ln Hobart for a few days. Rudy Van Loon was a visitor at Gary yesterday." Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sholl received the sad news .yesterday from Indiana
MUNSTER.
Miss Etta Henderson spent Sunday
visiting relatives in Hobart.
Mlss Erna Kaske has returned to her home here after spending a few
days with Miss Margaret Knitts of
Hammond.
Miss iolet Franche of Highlands
was a Hammond visitor Saturday.
CLARK STATION. Charles Much of Pine was a business
visitor in Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Christenson and son.
George, of Chicago spent Sunday here.
Mrs. F. Behn of Clark spent last
evening at the Schoop home. Mr. and Mrs. Schoop of Hammond were the proud parents of a baby girl, born last
Wednesday nlirht. Both mother and
Miss Anna Dietrlck and Misses Dora child are dolnjr nicelv.
and Moine siaiiDonm, visited friends ln
Maynard Sunday.
Mrs. Davis and children of Chicago
are here for a few days visiting rela
tives.
J. Valler Is in Dyer today on busi
ness.
William Krooswyk was In Hammond
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Charlem . Stallbohm visited
friends in Saxony yesterday.
Miss Mary Newman of Chicago is visiting friends and relatives here for sev
eral days.
William Smith was a Gary visitor yesterday. William Osterman of Clark attended to business matters at Gary.
SOBERTSDALE. Messrs. Julius Stross and John Lev
erenz returned Sunday from Milwaukee
where they spent the week visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. August Homan of Har
rison avenue attended the funeral ol
the young son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Upperman of Short street in Whiting last
Sunday.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Beez
ooven of Roberts avenue is very low
with typhoid fever.
Ed. Mathlas and son Harvey of Har
rison avenue attended the South Side ball game Sunday. Mrs. Lanko, Mrs. Maas and Mr. and Mrs Stone visited friends ln West Pullman Sunday. Mrs. McCoy of Indiana boulevard for Sandwich, 111., Saturday where she will visit her daughter who is quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Blatil of Chicago and formerly of Robertsdale were here renewing old, acquaintances Sunday. Mrs. F. Novak of Lincoln avenue underwent an operation for blood poison on her arm Saturday; she is under the care of Dr. Kohr and is getting along Just as well as could be expected. Miss Anna Dougherty and Miss Margery Bolin visited the former's sister, Mrs. Miles Clark in South Chicago last Sunday. Mesdames Henry Eggers and Frank Buehler were the guests of friends in East Side yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Timm and children, Mlss Hattle and Harry, and Emil Stoole of Indiana boulevard enJoyed a day's outing at Snider, Ind., Sunday.
Mrs. W. Dleckmeyer of Indiana boulevard visited her uncle, Charles Kreuter, at the Wesley hospital in the
city Sunday and reports his condition unchanged. Henry Hatt and children and Mrs.
George Sladeck spent Sunday at Lin
coln Park.
Mrs. Joseph Wetzburger of Indiana
boulevard left Sunday for a weeks'
vacation, part of which she will spend with her mother in Johnstown, Penn., she will also visit several other eastern points before returning home. Miss Vivian Gough entertained ten of her little playmates at her home in
Roberts avenue Friday in honor of her eighth birthday. The little tots enJoyed the afternoon in playing games until four o'clock When dainty refreshments were served. Miss Vivian received many prety presents in remembrance of the day. Ed. Jewett of Indiana boulevard has purchased the two-story house of E. Simons ln Pearl street. The consideration is not known. Mr. Black of Chicago Heights was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson of Roberts avenue Sunday. I Mrs. E. Engler and Bon Arthur of Indiana boulevard spent the day visiting friends in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Shore of Little Rock, Ark., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Bahn of Indiana boulevard.
Wedding Takes Place. A pretty; and perfectly appointed
wedding took place this morning
(Tuesday) at the Presbyterian church
ln Spirit Lake, Iowa, when Miss Mary
Stoerlein and Alexander M. Hamilton
were united in marriage.
The wedding is of extreme Interest
to Whiting people Inasmuch as it im
plicates two of our popular young
people. Tha bride has been connected
with the local high school for the past
seven years acting in the capacity of
assistant principal and English teacher.
During her residence in Whiting she
has always been a social favorite. Her bright nature and striking appearance
have served to win for her a universal
popularity. She is also a charter mem
ber of the Fortnightly club, one of
Whiting's most exclusive organizations
Mr Hamilton came to this city from
Louisville, Ky., about four years ago
a stranger, known to but few. He
readily made friends which are num
bered by his acquaintances. He now holds a lucrative position with the
Standard Oil Co., being held ln the
highest esteem by his employers.
After spending two weeks with the bride's parents in Spirit Lake, Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton will return to Whiting
and will reside in New York avenue
where a cozy little home is already
awaiting them.
The courtship of this couple which
was watched with great interest owing to their popularity, dates back about
three years. The last few months sev
eral difficulties have popped up, but as fate wouM have that did not inter
fere with the date of their marriage,
The first of these difflcultiea. arose when the groom was taken 111 with
typhoid fever and for six weeks hover
ed between life and death at St Ber
nard's hospital in Chicago. During
this time his fiancee proved her loyalty
to her intended husband by being
daily visitor at the hospital and saw that nothing was left undone for his
welfare. When he came from the hos
pital, he being very weak, was forced to go to his home in Louisville, where
lt took him several weeks to recupe
rate.
While ln the hospital a real estate
transaction was made which brought
Mr. Hamilton into possession of the
house in New York avenue, which 1
to be their future home. As soon as
he was able men were engaged to en
tirely remodel the house, putting In
all modern conveniences and improve
ments. The work was about completed
when about 11:30 p. m. two weeks ago
the Hickory family residing next doo
discovered the home to be on fire. The
fire caused quite a little stir but, al
though very much excited Mr. Hamil
ton said he was thankful that It was no worse. The house is now again repaired and ready for occupancy. A most hearty welcome will be extended to them upon their, return by their many friends, who are anxiously awaiting their arrival.
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" How are your bowels?" tne doctor always asks. He knows bow important is the question of constipation. He knows that inactivity of the liver will often produce most disastrous results. We believe Ayers Pills are the best liver pills you can possibly take. Sold for over 60 years. i'SifFv!"
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Takes New Position. Miss Christine Campbell of, Indiana
Harbor, who has been filling: the posi
tion of chief operator at the local exchange, while Mlss Hoppe was on her
vacation, has returned to her old position in the Harbor office.
TOLESTON. Mrs. H. J. Neft was a Chicago shopper last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stewart spent Sunday withe relatives in Valparaiso. Mr and Mrs. L R. Wartena visited relatives in Hammond Sunday. ' ' ilrs. II. H, Phillips of Warsaw, Ind:',
SAM SPIVAK TAILOR 32S 119 St. Whltlnsr, Ind. Mow is the time to order your fall rait Cleaning and Repairing neatly done
Misses Bessie JCaef and Nellie Fieres resumed their duties, the former at the Highlands and the latter at Munster, after spending the week end with their parents in Whiting. Johnstone Knight was the : guest of Mlss Katie Shane of Hammond Sunday. Mrs. Fred. J. Smith is entertaining her father, Henry Fox, of LaPorte. Mrs. Harrison Burns of Ohio avenue is entertaining two sisters, Mesdames Oberly and Wolf, from Michigan City. Mrs. John F. Grady and sister Julia Vanceolet were in Chicago yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Stoll attended the
Moss-Sharp wedding in Hammond Sat
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Durrck went to
Chicago yesterday, where Mr. Dureck
consulted an occullst.
Marion Gillian is now able to be
around again after having his toe am
putated.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hampton have re
turned to their home in Hobart after
spending a few days with their daugh
ter, Mrs. J. L. Miles, of Laporte ave
nue.
Henry Lotz, who has been instruc
tor in the German Lutheran school for
the past six years, is no longer con
nected with that institution, but the family will move to Hammond, where
Mr. Lotz will be employed in a hard
ware store.
The school Is now under the super
vision of the pastor of the church. Rev. Ph. Wills, assisted by Edward Klemm,
son of Louis Klemm, the florist of Rob ertsdale.
Mr. Klemm was a student at a Milwaukee theological seminary, but was compelled to withdraw owing to poor
health.
Mlss Henrietta Raymus of Hammond
was the guest of Miss Irene Carrlnger
of New York avenue, Sunday.
Misses Edna Haller and Rose Hlcklsh who. have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cash Vincent of New York avenue, will leave tomorrow for
their home in La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. Jas. Dils of New York avenue is entertaining her father, Mr. McHenry
of Chesterton.
Mrs. Ray Walker has gone to Fort Wayne, Ind.. to spend two weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Mayme Moylan.
Robert Garza, who went to Mexico
a few months ago to visit his parents,
has returned to Whiting and will spend
Sanother year as office boy for Dr. W.
E. Putnam ln order to learn the Eng
lish language more fluently.
L. F. Coddington of 'Pennsylvania
avenue spent Sunday with his parents
in Laporte.
Messrs. Frank Smith and Fred Henry
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of Woodlawn were Whiting visitors Sunday evening. Frank MacPherson of Woodlawn spent Sunday at the Morrison home in New York avenue. Mrs. Aaron James is entertaining her brother and his wife from Cleveland, O. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boyle have moved from Woodlawn whe hey have lived since their marriage, and are now residing in the Schlppert flats in Laporte avenue. Mr. Boyle has lived here several years and it is acceptable news to learn that he and his bride, who was a popular South Chicago school teacher, will make this their permanent abode as they will prove valuable acquisitions to our city. Mrs. David Clemens of Davidson place visited ln East Chicago Sunday as the guest of Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Adams and son, Muriel, are home from Olean, N. Y where they spent several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hannon have moved from Laporte avenue to Ohio avenue. Misses Anna and Lydia Lots were Hammond visitors Saturday evening.
Mrs. Canfield a"nd son, Donald, were in Chicago yesterday. Miss Nelle E. WycofC has returned
from Chicago, where she spent Satur day and Sunday with friends. Steve Dvorcak, who was arrested for being intoxicated, was fined I and costs arid upon payment of which he was released. According to post cards received the Parscouta family has arrived ln Pat ton. Pa., and Is much pleased with Its present location. Miss Gertrude E. O'Neil returned yes terday from Kensington, where Bhe acted as bridesmaid in the wedding of her cousin. Miss Katherine Downey, and John Myrhan, which took place on Saturday. Mrs. Charles Cole, with Chicago friends, was in Gary Sunday. Mildred Locke, who has been 111 witlj diphtheria, is now able to be up, hav ing almost fully recovered. Miss Gaynelle Eaton resumed he? studies at the Chicago Kindergarten college this morning after her annual vacation. Mrs. Joseph Greenwald and daugh ter, Rosalie Wetmore, were Chicago visitors Sunday. FOR RENT Five furnished rooms on Fischrupp avenue, Whiting, Ind., $16. Davidson Bros. H-i