The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1879-11-29


Goth TO the church at Cairo, to aid in re-
building their church, which was destroy
ed in the tornado of November 18th.
Coke chapel, Rev. s. g. Turner pastor,
gave an excellent entertainment at Rob-
eris Park church Thanksgiving.
Willie Brown, son of Henry H. Brown
died Tuesday morning and was buried
Wednesday.
The married men in the employ of Cobb
& Branham were lucky Thanksgiving day.
Each received turkey from their en-
ployers.
John Payne, of Springfield, Ohio, a tom
soriral artist in Mr.. VIM Russelrs shop,
will make the Hoosier capital stopping
place for an indefinite time.
The inmates of the colored orphan asy-
lum were not forgotten on Thanksgiving
day. Some thoughtful friends had bounti-
full dinner prepared for them.
The dinner and supper given at Aliens
Chapel Thursday, was a grand success,
bad weather with rain to the contrary
Notwithstanding
Mr.. George Taylor and Mrs. Susan Boiler
were united in marriage by Rev. r. Titus
at the residence OF the bride, Ill Pendleton
avenue, last Thursday evening.
The two entertainments given at Bethel
Baptist Church, under the management
of Mr.. NJ. l.. Dudley, far surpassed the an
ticipations of every one.
Mr.. VIM. Owens, of New Richmond, o.,
is on visit here to his brother, Felix
Owens. He says if the girls suit him he
will remain all winter.
Just mention to Cell Saunders about a
pocket book with string tied to it, and
you had better have your life insured, or
| be ready to leave instanter.
Prof John Quincy Adams. foreman of
| the old and reliable Bates House barber
shop, has resigned the foremanship of
said shop, and Mr.. A. ] Farley has been
appointed in his stead.
Mrs. John Jones, widow of the late
Hon. John Jones, of Chicago, and the
mother of Mrs. Robert McCary, are
spending few DAYS in the city, the guests
OF Mrs. McCary, West Michigan street.
Hon. John c. New, chairman of the Re.
publican State central committee, adj
dressed the young mems Republican club
Wednesday evening. The club rendered
him vote of thanks and offered the com
mittee their hearty cooperation.
II Ed. Outland is noted for one thing
more than another it is liberaIity. If q
charitable call is made, Ed. is the first
one to respond. Heis not 6ve-cent man
either. We want more such men in our
midst.
Miller & Beers, 19l Indiana avenue. are
| oH1 10 thoir oil lar
stock of teas and groceries. 1t will pay
YOU to buy at this store. where you can
always get first class article of anything
in the grocery line, at down town prices
and have it delivered at your door.
Mr. Dorsey, citizen of this city for a
number of years and tonsorial artist oil
considerable note, died last Friday and
was buried by the Masons on Sunday af
ternoon from the Vermont Sire Church
He leaves wife and two children to
mourn his loss. Fortunately he left his
widow in comfortable circumstances.
A quadrille string band, composed O.
the following gentlemen, will put them
selves under the training Of Prof. Henry
Hart for a thorough course in music: J
H. Ringgold, first violin; A. A. Thomas
second violin and guitar; Joe Johnson
guitar, Cell SANDERS, cOrnoJ, y. Il. DITCH
clarionet; John Lewis, bass viol.
The announcement made in the churches
Sunday evening that mass meeting
would be held in Bethel church Monday
evening, for the purpose of taking some
steps for the relief of needy immigrant:
who may come to our city from the South
called forth an immense crowd. The
church was crowded to its utmost capacity
by enthusiastic citizens
At the mass meeting at the A. NJ. churct
last Monday evening, the ladies showed
themselves in every way worthy theil
vote. They not only put in their ballots
but when the call was made for money
they contributed as literally as the men
We believe in extending the right oil
suffrage to women-on such occasions a:
the above named.
Donovan's Tennesseeians passed through
here at noon yesterday. enroute fol
Cincinnati. They took dinner at the
Reany Hotel, and left for Cincinnati at 2
p. m.
Miss Lizzie Pugh and Professor z. A
Coleman look we'll and report a COCO
business throughout the State. They will
return in time to play here on the 18th
and 18th of next month.
1t had been given out, that the Youns
Ladies' Excelsior Glee Club would
open the winter campaign of pleasure
with the grandest event of the season, a
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Herrons, No. 1853 North Douglass street
on Thanksgiving evening, and in this the
great throng of the most fashionable PEG
pie OF the city, who were present, were
not disappointed for it was the most elab
| 70 off ~ hot civ in
city: Everybody, who had anything to dc
with the affair, acquitted herself with
great credit to herself, and to the great de.
light of all present. The toasts, which
were all very appropriate to the occasion,
were all highly appreciated.
Obituary.
Mrs. Hattie Hill, wife of Mr.. James Hill,