The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-09-25

The Organ Concert given for the benefit
Of Mound st. Church, Melted $50.
The picnic given last Monday eve, at the
Bellevue House was not very well attended.
To cool.
A large excursion left Cincinnati, Tues
day, for the colored fair being held in Lex
ington.
Mr.. Carl Nelson, q very clever gentle
man of Chicago, spent several days in our
city last week.
Miss Flora Bunch, after spending several
weeks in our city left Saturday for her home
in Chillicothe.
are glad to welcome him back to our city
again.
Mr.. George Hamilton has returned to our
city again after spending the summer out
East.
Mr.. Fountain Lewis. jr. entertained his
cousin, Mr.. Carl Nelson, of Chicago the past
week.
We had the pleasure of meeting Miss
Simpson, handsome young lady of Owens-
boro. Ky.
"wednesday was Kentucky's day at THE
Exposition, and twas we'll represented.
The last picnic of the season was given at
the Bellevue House Monday night.
Mr.. Will Smith is assisting Mr. Louis
Lewis to deliver the Leader to its many
patrons in the Queen City,
Mr.. Powhatten Henderson and his chs m
ing sister, Miss Ida, ofCleveland, were visit
ing here last week, and were entertained by
Miss Alice Thomas, and Miss Fannie
Adams.
Mr.. Robert Whyte, has returned looking
as handsome ever.
Mr.. William Jones of Mt. Auborn, went
to Cleveland, recently, and returned home
delighted with his visit.
Miss Csllie d. Boyd will entertain Miss
Mamie Kent, very pleasant young lady of
Wilberforce shortly.
The social dance given by the merry
Knights last Thursday eve, was q very
pleasant affair. The young ladies were all
dressed to death In silk, satin and laces.
Straw hats are called in.
The Rev. Joseph Emery is filing the
pulpit at the Union Baptist Church, for the
present.
Mrs. William Buckner, of Walnut Hills.
is visiting in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mr.. N. g. Hubbard, of Gallipolis, Ohio,
was taking in the sights of the queen city
last week.
Mr. Joe Kinnie and Wendell Liverpool,
went up to Dayton, Sunday and had fine
time
Mrs. Eliza King of New Richmond Ohio,
has been visiting Mrs. John Bunch the
past week.
Miss Alice Thomas will have for her
guests next week, the Misses Wilson, two
very handsome young ladies of Cleveland 4,
Ohio.
| The handsome Mr. Ben Harris has return
| ed from Saratoga.
Mrs. w. w. Dunlap, of New Richmond,
| Ohio, has been spending q few days with
friends in the queen city.
The Hon. G. w. Williams, left for New
York Thursday.
The picnic given by the United Brothers
of Friendship last Friday was grand affair.
The young gents who have been spend
! ing the summer at the different watering
places are returning home.
Several of the young gents took their
young ladies to see the Bankers Daughter,
at Pixies last week.
The genial Mr.. Robt. Day, jr., of Column
bus, will be down next week.
Miss Nellie Lewis, of Covington is quite
popular with the Cincinnati gents.
The many friends of Miss Maggie Price
| will be panied to learn that she is lying Sc
riously i'll at her home on Elizabeth st.
Boys, have you seen the wealthy young
lady from Kentucky?
The young gent who has been having
such q soft time this summer has at last got
down to work. The boss has returned.
The many friends of the genial Mr.. B.
ID. Bagby are glad to hear that he will visit
US soon.
The handsome editor of the Louisville
Bulleton was in our city Thursday, en- route
to Lexington, Ky.
Mrs. Robert Fisher is visiting friends in
the Queen city.
Mr.. Clark. of the Nef House, Yellow
Springs, has been taking in the exposition
this week.