Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 299, Hammond, Lake County, 8 June 1911 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Thursday, June 8, 1911.

WHITING. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church, numbering, thirty-two, accompanied by Uev. M. C. Wright, spent a day on the farm on Tuesday. In response to an invitation from Mrs. Chas. Lloyd of Chesterton the ladies hied themselves away to that place early In the morning. "At the station Mr. Lloyd met them with a large hayrack and the trip of two miles out Into the country to the Lloyd home was very enjoyable. The day was spent in various ways, chief among which was picking: strawberries. The ladies took their lunches.

which was served in the grove, the

hostess furnishing the strawberries,

. cream and coffee. In the afternoon the entire party were photographed. The trip back to the station In the hayrack

was again much fun, especially when the horses shied at a passing automobile, and several of the ladies who were must afraid got out of the wagon and walked. Or. A. J. Lauer is entertaining his f.ithor from Pennsylvania. Mrs. Page Owens returned to her home In Koss Common, Mich., on Tuesday evening, after having spent a few days with her mother, Airs. I'ellx McKlroy. Junior Swartz of Sheridan avenue will leave Saturday for Madison. Wis., to attend a house party given by a Y-'isconsIn University sorority. Mrs. Henry E. Fifield of Oliver street ia improving from her illness. Stair Stowell and Hugh Atkln have gone cn a month's vacation, going to Denver, Colorado Springs, Leadville, Salt Like City, Portland. Seattle. Spokane. Yellow Stone Park and will return by the northern route. The Savings and Loan association held a business meeting in Davidson's leal estate"oTtice. The Tussoch moth, which is a well known enemy of shade and fruit trees, is becoming the pest of the day in Whiting. The maple trees seem to be the only tree which are at present effected, and in several cases these are simply covered. The Tussoch moth, whose caterpillars are tufted with hairs, are often brightly colored, although ths moths themselves are inconspicuous gray. The caterpillars feed upon laves, and when numerous do vast damage to forest and shade trees. Our native species, tile white marked Tussock, called the white moth, are what are on the Whiting trees. Several people are using the method of washing ofT the branches and limbs with a solution

of soap and water, as a preventive, but spraying with arsenates is also recommended. Charles Manbeck, the newly elected member of the Whiting board of education, will assume his office on Aug. 1st, at which time the term of Walter Schrage expires. Mrs. Lottie Eaton of Chicago was In Whiting yesterday visiting. Herbert Treen, who has been residing in Whiting, but who is employed in the Hammond office of the Chicago Telephone company, at Hammond, surprised his friends on last Saturday by going to Crown Point and coming back a benedict. The bride is an old schoolmate from Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Treen will will reside in Hammond. A party of his Whiting friends having gone over last evening to give the young couple a house warming. Pante. Haralovitch of New Tork avenue was arrested on the charge of having kept his saloon open on Sunday. Haralovitch was placed under $1,000 bonds and will appear for trial before Judge Fetterhoff this evening. Dancing every Saturday night at the East Chicago Kink. Music by DeBraie's band. ' 6-4t

ROBERTSDALE.

The many friends of Miss Amelia Bader of Harrison avenue and Edward

Langonr of Indiana boulevard were

greatly surprised to read of their mar

rlage license In the Chicago papers Tuesday evening. Both young people

are well and favorably known here, and are receiving the congratulations of their friends.. The wedding. It ts reported, will take place in a few days.

Miss M. Newnham, principal of the Franklin school, has been entertaining

Miss Hughes of Crown Point for ever al days. John Eck of Chicago transacted bus lness here Tuesday.

Misses Maggie and Nellie Nicholson

and Stanley Nicholson of Indiana boul

evard were White City visitors last

evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Ackwald of Chicago were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wonnacott of Harrison avenue Tues

day.

John Kidney of Roberts avenue at

tended the K. of C. lodgo in Hammond

Monday evening".

Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Kohr entertained

the latter's sister, Mrs. Spaulding of

Chicago at their home in' Indiana boule

vard the early part of the week.

Mrs. M. Hubbard of Indiana boule

vyard spent Tuesday shopping In Chi capo.

Mrs. H. Stone and son of Harrison

avenue returned home from Lawton,

Mich., where they spent several weeks'

visiting relatives.

Charles Reif of " Crete, 111., spent

Tuesday here the guest of his aunt,

Mrs. John Hatt of Pearl street.

Misses Mamie Mills and Marie Seliger of 116th street were the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mills

of East Side, Tuesday.

Fred Langohr of the Hammond fire

department spent Tuesday with his

parentsin Indiana boulevard.

Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Harrison avenue have moved into the Blaul cot

tage in Roberts avenue.

Miss Amy J, Roberts of Roberts av er.ue was the guest of friends In Chi

cag'o Tuesday'.

Miss Dahl of the Franklin school is

entertaining her sister from Strum,

Wif.

Mr. and Mrs. P. Swenk of Indiana

Harbor, nee Myrtle Masterson of Hr

risen avenue, the the proud parents of

a little daughter.

Mike Coughlin of the fire department

ts enjoying a two weeks' vacation.

Mrs. Cannells of Harrison avenue was the guest of out-of-town friends

last evening.

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