The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-08-14
TeFre Haute News.

Mr.. John Fauver, of Worthington is quite
ill.
Miss Z. Dyer is going to spend the sum-
mer in Chicago.
Old Father Stephen Price, one of our old
est citizens is in very feeble health.
Mrs Jane Day has been quite sick She
is a daughter of Joshua Davis.
Mrs. Taylor, of Morris, ILL.,, is in the city
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary E. Malone.
Miss Carrie Robert and her brother john
ny left for Indianapolis. Tuesday morning.
Miss Foster, of Morris, Ill, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Mary Woodson, of this city.
Miss Mary Paige, of Brooklyn, New
York, is in She city visiting Mrs. Browning.
Miss Ella Chavis, after several weeks of
sickness, has recovered and is again looking
well.
Some of the ladies say that T. H. is for
saken since Z. r. B. and H. w. P. have left
here.
Miss Mahala Lewis is quite i'll. She is
stopping at Mrs. E. Chavirs, No. SOC Null.
berry street
Miss Clara Howard who has been i'll for
some time past has recovered, and is again
enjoying good health.
Mr.. j. r. l.. is to be married to a Miss
Thomas, in st. Louis, about September 10TH
We all wish Mr.. j. l.. r. success.
Mrs. E. J. Brown started on last Thursday
fo- Cincinnati and other eastern cities. She
will remain several weeks, hoping to improve
her health.
Mr.. Eli Lotion, tonsorialist, who for some
time past has made his home in Charleston,
ILL.,, is spending few weeks in our midst.
He is taking the benefit of the magnetic
baths for Rheumatism.
The conduct of the Democratic party will
show to the colored people that they are no
friend to the colored man. This will be a
lesson to them, to do away with Hancock
clubs if there were signs of any.
Mr.. George Smith and Thomas Blake,
both colored, have been turned off by the
Democratic trustee board just because they
were Republican janitors of public schools.
This will do away with the colored Hancock
club.
The Sunday school of the Third Baptist
Church and Pioneer Lodge No. 2, Daughters
of Samara, will picnic on the fair grounds at
Danville, Illinois, August 26th, and follow
with grand concert in the opera hall in the
evening.
Prof. z. M. Anderson, of Evansville Dis
trict, Grand Deputy of the order of Knights
of Wise Men, is still in our midst and he ex-
poets to set up several lodges in this and
surrounding neighborhoods before returning
to his home.
And now that the Young Mems Repubh-
can Club is organized in good trim, the old
er men have become jealous and are making
preparations to organize club that will just
knock the socks off of any club in these dig.
gings. We wish both of the clubs success
The Colored Republican Club met Thurs
day evening at the Young Mems Republican
Club room, and were taken charge of by
Captain G. w. Williams, who marched them
down to the park and drilled them for three
hours. The colored boys are wide awake for
General Garfield In this city.
Our old personal friend, Mr.. James Moody,
of Paris, ILL.,, made flying visit to our city
Sunday. From the frequency of these visits
and the smiles of a certain young lady who
lives not-a thousand miles away, they mean
business more than to see our city. But as
it is not our purpose to foretell the public as
to the future, we will wait and see what we
shall see.