The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1880-08-07

Mr.. {. w. Lewis is visiting friends in
Louisville.
Mrs Henry Thompson is visiting friends
in st. Louis.
Miss Sallie Carrico has been very sick for
several days.
Hon. Geo. ID. Knox, of Greenfield, was in
the city, Wednesday.
Miss Kate G. Evans and Miss Anna
Spaulding are in Louisville.
Mrs. Prince, of st Louis, Mo, is visiting
in the city, the guest of Mrs. r. Brsxton.
Miss Parthenia Lamb is visiting friends in
Louisville, Lexington and Frankfort, KY.
Mrs. James Walden. of Anderson, spent
last Sabbath in the city, visiting friends and
relatives:
Mrs. Sarah Raynor, wife of Rev. j. r..
Raynor, is rapidly recovering from her re-
cent illness.
Mrs. Andrew Christy is lying very ill at
her residence, near the corner of Blake and
North streets.
Mrs. James Walden, of Anderson, who
has been visiting relatives in this city, left
for home Wednesday.
Mrs. Lulu Wallace and Miss Hattie Francis
left last Monday for the Northern lakes, to
be gone about four weeks.
Senator Bruce and Hon. Robert Elliot are
expected to be present during the meeting of
the Agricultural Association.
Messrs. Samuel Robinson and Jesse Chap
man leave for Fort Wayne to-day. We
predict the speedy return of the boys.
Miss Laura Letcher ia summering in Am
osburg, Ontario. Miss Letcher will visit
different parts of Canada before she returns.
Mrs Lizzie Dugan, nee Dupee, who has
been travelling with the Tenneseeans, has
arrived home to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Mamie Spencer, of Columbus, o., is
in the city, the guest of Mrs. John Martin
Miss Spencer is teacher in the public
schools of Columbus.
Major Scott left for Chicago last Thurs
day evening. The Major is gentleman,
made many friends while here, and is well
come back at any time.
Miss Susie Bradford left last last Tuesday
to be gone several weeks. Miss Bradford
visits the southern part of this State, and
the principal cities of Ohio.
Major Scott returned from Louisville last
Monday, and, Judging from the local press
of that city, he had good time while there
The Major left for Chicago, Thursday eve
ming.
Prof. III. w. Parker ("Pedro'') of Terrt
Haute, is in the city, the guest of the Bagby
Brothers. Prof. Parker will remain in tn,
city few days visiting friends, and from
here he goes to st. Louis to visit his brother
We have had the pleasure of looking owe
an interesting paper on the health OF the cit.
of indianapolis, prepared by DIR. T. N. Wat
son, late Health Officer. We regret that on
space will not permit us to publish the arti
Gle. DR.. Watson is physician of recog
nized ability and large hearted gentleman
He deserves the patronage of the community
in his efforts to build himself up in his chosel
profession The Leader wishes him ever,
possible success.
Prof. Hale G. Parker, of st. Louis, tn
well known philologist, was a guest of tn
Bagby Brothers last Monday, The PROBES
sor is one of St. Louis best and most pro
gressive educators, and is doing his best t
bring that city up to the Chicago standard
that is, he is helping to build up the popula
ton, and learn them how to count. w
hope he may go on with his doubly goo
work until he finds his adopted city side b
side with Chicago or indianapolis.