The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-07-31
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. Munro Green returned to the city last
Sunday.
Mr.. Luke Jones, has charge of the Occi-
dental dining room.
Mrs. j. Holiday went to Louisville yester-
day to visit friends.
Mr.. G. G. Patterson returned from Kansas
last Wednesday.
Mr.. William johnson and lady are now
residing in Kansas City.
Purnell, Coleman and Saunders, are all at
the Grand Union, at Saratoga.
Mrs. Henry Thompson left last Tburday
for st. Louis, to be gone about two weeks.
The Rev. Gardner, of Richmond, has
been visiting in the city the past week.
The many friends of Miss Alice Robinson
will be panied to learn that she is very i'll.
Mr.. Ed Hall, who has been living in
Louisville the last two years has returned
home.
Mr.. Henry Adams will have charge ofthe
dining room of the Remy Hotel under the
new management.
Miss Alice Robinson has been very i'll for
several days. She has the sympathy of many
friends
Mr.. Allen White, Columbus, Ind, is visit
ing friends in this city. Mr.. White will
probably remain here.
Mr.. John Purnell has been heard from at
Saratoga. He reports a fine time flirting
with the New York girls.
Mrs. Vicks is lying very i'll at the family
residence, corner of West and Ohio streets.
Her recovery is very doubtful.
Mrs Jennie Clark left for Canada Thurs
day, on visit to her father. She will can
vass for The Leader during her visit.
Will Floyd is getting his war paint on,
and some of the candidates would better
look shust Won leedle pit oud, for there is 60
ing to be some hair-lifting done.
Miss Sonora Jordan, of Louisville, is visit
ing in the city, the guest of Miss Katie
Stewart, 229 North Tennessee street.
Mrs. Wick is lying very i'll at the family
residence, corner of Ohio and West streets.
Her recovery is considered extremely doubt
full.
Prof. w. F. Tester, our agent at Bloor-
ington, and Mr.. Isaac Burgan, of WILDER
force will accept thanks for clubs received
with accompanying cash.
Miss Mamie Spencer, of Columbus, Ohio,
will spend few weeks in the "Hoosier'
capital She is expected tonight, and while
here will be the guest of Mrs. John Martin.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Robt.
McCary and daughter, Miss Nellie Doug
lass, who have been quite i'll since their re-
turn to Chicago, are both improved in
health.
A typographical error made us say last
week that Jerome johnson shot somebody.
We sincerely regret the error. 1t was an
other Jerome entirely. Our genial friend
Jarome johnson is man Of peace and
never shot at anybody except the "John-
mics during the war.
Mr.. Geo. Patterson, well known in Indi-
annapolis returned home last Tueday night
from Southwestern Kansas and Indian Ter
ritory, where he has been roughing it for a
year. He reports the sections which he has
visited good to look upon, but thinks Indi-
annapolis good enough for him.
Mr.. G. Ford, Grand Rapids, Mich, an
attache of the G. r. s. Ind. Road, was in the
city Tuesday, guest OF w. A. Sweeny, Esq
Mr. Ford was well pleased with our city;
but he is specially we'll pleased with The
Leader, and says it is an enterprise that de-
serves the assistance of ALL Mr.. Ford will
act as agent for The Leader IN his city and
State