The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-06-25

Happy Hacks heavy, hard-hitting har-
rangue arrived too late for insertion this
week.
Randoms.
Jim Loomis takes in all the hilltop pic
mics. Jim is becoming to be great lec-
turer
Don't forget the Orphans picnic next
Tuesday at Prices Hill
Mr.. Thomas Triplett will leave our city
next week for several weeks visit to the
country.
Mr.. Lucien Smith was in our city this
week.
Miss Arabella Taylor, who has been WIS.,
iting our city, left for her home in Lexing-
ton, KY. this week.
Messrs. Forte and Anderson enjoyed the
picnic at Prices Hill Thursday night.
Col. Harlan and the genial G. w. Bell
were at the picnic Tuesday and had pleas
ant time.
Hack occupies desk in the County
Auditors office Good boy.
Several of the young gents have their
private cups at the handsome tonsorial par
lor of Geo. Stevens.
force much pleased with his visit.
Mrs. James Booker, nee Miss Alice
Washington, is visiting her father in our
city this week.
Henry Forte says Cleveland is beautiful
city and they know how to entertain stran-
gers.
Arthur Turner was in Xenia, Oi 10, this
week.
Miss Hattie Flowers received great
many handsome presents Friday evening at
the closing exercises.
Several of the young gents presented the
lady graduates with handsome bs ,kets OF
flowers. Nothing like beng solid, boys
j. G. f. Anderson says the essays were
very fine.
Col. Hsrlan has returned home after sew
weeks visit to st. Louis and Chicago.
Miss Ernestine jackson, of New Rich
mond, o., is in our city. the guest of Miss
Adenia White, of Barr street.
Miss Seppie Barnett took the cake at the
closing exercises at Robinson's Opera House
Friday evening.
George Hamilton was the hsppiest young
man at Robnson's Opera House Friday
evening.
Mrs. Adam Highats and grandson will
visit Louisville the latter part of this month.
The genial Steve Buckner has returned
to our city after several months visit to
Chicago.
Mr.. Menus, of Lebanon, is visiting our
city this week, the guest of Mr.. Geo Hayes.
Chas. Hawkins will visit the beautiful
city of Cleveland soon.
Hogan has another great attraction for
the boys.
Miss Rosa Bunch left Tuesday for New
Richmond, o., to spond several weeks.
Any city desiring to form Walters
Union should petition Keystone, No. 1, A.
Y. Riggs Sec., No. 300 West 9th, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Hon. Geo. Williams is in new Yerk writ.
ing book.
Miss Harris, of Springfield, o., is visiting
our city this week
The schools are all closed and the teachers
are getting ready for their summer trips.
Don't forget the orphans picnic next
Tuesday, June 28th, at Prices Hill.
Mrs. Lavenia White, of New Richmond,
o., is spending few days in our city.
Mr.. John Kelly and wife, nee Miss Liz
zie Washington, of Columbus, o., is visiting
his mother, in our city.
Henry Forte was in Cleveland last week
and had pleasant time. He returns many
thanks to Messrs. Joe Ricks and the genial
Henry Kid for their many favors shown
him.
The Big Four, composed of Grafton Jones,
Willis Burgers, Jessie Woodson and Eugene
Hawkins, presented Chas. Big Hawkins with
four.
Miss Annie Ward, a charming young
lady. of Lebanon, o., is visiting our city.
Miss Birdie Moorlan j, of Clermont Coun-
to, was in our city this week.
Hack returned from Wiloerforce Friday
morning.
II. II. Upton, of the Ohio Falls Express,
was in our city Sunday, en- route to Putin
Bay.
Mrs Lavenia Hall, of Columbus, o., is
visiting Mrs. Darnell, on Race street.
Ben Hickman is agent for two very fine
books.
Joe Butler was one of the handsome Mar
shals of the Walters Union procession Tues
day.
Mr. Feter ID. CLARK was presented with an
elegant silver water service by the graduates
at Robinson's Opera House. last Friday
evening.
Every person should attend the orphans
picnic Tuesday, at Prices HILL
The Walters Mutual Aid Society, an Or
ganization of hotel walters formed on the
31st of last March, gave their first Jolly pic
mic at Prices Hill Tuesday night, which
was grand affair. Every person had a fine
time.
Albert Morgan, of Chicago, ILL.,, was at
the Hotel Graves this week.
Thomas Bailey, of Louisville, KY, is in
the register at Graves Hotel.
Frank Merideth is the happy father of
ten-pound girl baby.
Mrs. A. " eCrump has returned from her
pleasant trip to Louisville.
Charles Mosby, of st. Louis, is at Graves
Hotel this week.
Charles Love enjoyed the Walters Union
picnic.
Kenton Pickings.
Miss Lizzie Phillips returned to Finley,
wednesday ........ Rev. u. n. Mason, held
Quarterly Meeting at Walnut Grove, Sum-
day ....... Mr.. Major Mitchell went to Toledo
Monday ....... Mrs. Gulerford, is recovering