The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-08-14
ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Cincinnati Random..

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The Leader is very popular in our city.
Mr.. George Jackson Is away on his sum-
mer trip.
Miss Edith and Mary Fossett are in Co
lumbus o.
Mr. Charles Horner is visiting friends at
Xenia, Ohio.
The Rev. Mr.. Duling left Saturday morn
ing for the far West.
Mrs. John Baltimore celebrated her birth
day, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Foster has returned to her
home at jamestown, n. Y.
Miss Seppie Barnett is spending few days
with friends in the country.
The boys say they could stand church
social every Friday evening.
Mrs. Eugene Leonville is spending the
summer at Yellow Springs.
Miss Mary Z. Taylor, of Mound street, is
visiting in Washington, ID. G.
B. ID. Bagby's many friends hope soon to
see him in the Paris of America.
Miss Triplett, of Oliver street, is entertain
ing Miss Kerns. of Portsmouth,
Miss Callie D. Boyd will visit Evansville,
Ind, sometime during this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott, of the East
End, are visiting in Yellow Springs.
Mr.. John Kelly will shortly make the
happiest trip to Columbus of his life.
Miss Consuelo Clark. after visiting Will
berforce and Piqua, has returned home.
Mr.. George Barnell, of the NJ & G. rail-
road Office, was in Clevelend this week.
Willie Smith is assisting Louis Louis to
deliver the Leader to its Cincinnati patrons.
Chas W. Bell. ESQ.,, will deliver an ad-
dress to the people of Felicity, o., this week.
Mrs. b. Decker nee Miss N. Smith, has
been visiting our city during the past week.
Mrs James Ray, Jr, and, her sister Miss
Ida Moore, are visiting friends in Columbus,
Ohio.
Mr.. Chas. Liverpool, formerly of this city,
but now of st. Louis, was in our city last
week.
Miss Gilmore, of Cutter street has returned
home after a pleasant visit to Hamilton
Ohio
Miss Rosa Bunch, after visiting her grand.
mother in Clermont county, has returned
home.
Rev. r. NJ. Duling has resigned the
pastoral charge of the Union Baptis
| Church.
Henry Forte and Fremont Anderson wen
to Springfield, O., Wednesday, with thu
Knights.
Mr.. Charles Blackburn will visit Indian
apolis shortly. Charlie, you like Indianapo
lis, don't your
Mr.. James Ray, Jr, went to Columbus
Sunday, to spend the day with his wife Wa
is visiting there.
Mrs. Richard Cole, after spending sew era
weeks with her mother, has returned to he
home in st. Louis.
Mrs. James NJ. Barrett, who has beer
visiting friends in GAINESVILLE, Tenn, is ex
pected home this week.
We are glad to know that our friend Nh
John Bunch, is improving, and hope soon T.
see him at mis- post again.
The genial-hearted Charles Grundy, O
Louisville. KY, is visiting his many friend
in the Paris of America.
Miss Susie King. of New Richmond, o.
has been visiting Mrs John Bunch, of Rit
tenhouse street, this week.
Mr. Chas Mckinney will visit Frankfor
and Louisville, KY, during his trip, whicl
he expects TO take shortly.
What young gent is that who gets off tn
Green Line car every evening at Wester
avenue and Liberty street?
Charlie Graham says he has not decide
as yet where he will spend his vacation
either at Long Branch or Saratoga.
Herbert Charles and Henry Forte spen
Sunday in Columbus, o., and were tn
guests Of their friend Mr.. Frank Merjasor
Miss Callie Boyd and Miss G. Watson Wi
week. Boys, don't fail to give them sewers
votes.
If that young gent don't quit comm
down the street whistling Whats the MAJ
ter with you, darling" the cop will pu
him in.
Miss Florence jackson, of Smith street
gave an entertainment Monday evening j
honor of Mr.. Thomas Collins, of New o.
leans, La:
Miss Hattie Flowers, of West Court st
will shortly take trip for the benefit of he
health, at which time she will visit Chicag,
Cleveland, Detroit and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Thomas Collins, after spending sever
al months in our city, left for his home Wed
nesday, leaving several of the young ladie
wondering who had caught him.
We regret to hear that our friend, Nj
Ben Thurman, will leave our city Sunda
for Chicago, where he expects to remain 70
several months. Ben is fine gentleman.
The ladies of Mound Street Baptist Churc
gave an elegant reception, last Frida
evening, in honor of their retiring pastor
the Rev. r. NJ. Duling. The lady manager
that conducted the affair, to the delight O
all present, were Mrs. Jennie Watson, Mrs
Isaac Maxfeld, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Randolph
and Mrs. johnson. 1t was very pleasan
treat.