The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-06-18

papers, and say, "send 1t to me regular.
We will.
JEFF. Smith has gone to the lake.
Miss Amelia Taylor has for her guest thi
week Miss Arabella Taylor, a charming
young lady of the Blue Grass region. I
The Leader always arrives on time and ii
welcomed by its many patrons.
Miss Lou Morris, of Louisville, passed
through our city Saturday, en- route to Will
| berforce.
Miss Constantine Taylor has returned
home, her school being closed for the sum
mer.
Miss Tillie Warwick is spending the sum.
mer with her parents in our city.
Rumor has it that a wealthy gent OF
Memphis, Tenn, will soon wed a Court
street BELLE
Hack is giving 'Fitz' of the Ohio Falls
Express fits.
The Excelsior club were out serenading
Thursday evening, they gave Hack n fine
serenade about o'clock Hack says, "COme
again boys
Several of the young ladies are packing
their Saratogas for Eastern cities. We will
miss you, ladies.
Malt Tadlock and Chas. Washington,
left Tuesday for Fair Point, New York.
Several of the gents with their ladies
we're enjoying the cool breeze and 6ne mu
sic at the Bellevue. Sunday night.
Mr.. George Taylor of the Court House re-
turns thanks to Messrs. James M. lilly and
w. III. Patterson the reception Committee
for their hospitality during his visit to the
Convention.
Mr.. Chas. Blackburn will visit Louisville
soon.
The Rev. Mr.. Handon, who has been the
guest of Mr.. G. w. Hays, left Monday for
bis home in Philadelphia.
Miss Lana Young attended commence
men. at Wilberforce this week.
Mrs. Baily and Miss Mary E. Brlton, of
Lexington, KY, passed through the city
last week, enroute to Yellow Springs.
The School Board has renewed the war
against the employment of married ladies,
as teach rs in the schools.
Geo. Nj. Marshall, of the Southern Rail-
road Office will take trip to New York
this month.
The Bee Line run large excursion to
Cleveland Friday evening.
Mr. joe Fossett, the handsome collector
Il the Commercial office, attended Com
mencement at Wilberforce Thursday.
There was large crowd at Prices Hill
Tuesday night.
Mr.. Lafayette Coffey has returned home
after several weeks visit to Evanston, Wy.
oming Territory.
Mr.. Samuel Brown and wife, nee Miss
Maggie Saunders, were at the picnic Tues
day evening. Sam says he will take an
Eastern trip during the summer.
The Anchor Club will give grand pic
mic in honor of the graduates at Mount
Look on the 9th.
Leroy Christy will visit Indianapolis
soon.
Miss Consuela Clark went up to Wilber-
force this week to attend Commencement.
Mr.. John Terry and lady we're at the
Bellevue Sunday evening.
Hon. Robert Fisher was visiting his many
friends in our city this week.
Hack was at Wilberforce this week.
Colonel JEFF Myers will leave shortly for
ut-in-Bay'
Colonel j. G. F. Anderson will spend two
NOOhs NioitiHS SitlcS ucAt uuOutu.
A great many of the gents will go to
Cleveland with the Knights.
Sunday was lovely day.
Colonel Harlan is in Chicago thss week.
The Walters Mutual Aid Society give a
grand picnic at Prices Hill on Tuesday,
June 2l. The boys say it will be the boss
one of the season.
Mr.. Y. Z. Goggins returned Wednesday
from Cleveland Mr.. Goggins is very much
pleased with the ticket.
The genial A. j. Biggs, of the Ohio Falls
Express, has been i'll for the past week.
Miss Mabel Hawkins, a charming young
lady of Lexington, KY, was in our city last
week en- route to Kansas.
Mr.. Chas. SPOTS gave an entertainment
last Friday evening in honor of guests.
SPOTS keeps fine boarding house.
Mr.. Fry Hawkins, of Lexington, KY,
was in our city last week. Fry is very
much taken with a Queen City Belle.
Rev. E. T. Hammond, of Kentucky, is
visiting our city.