The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-06-04
Terre Haute News.

Rev. John w. Malone, of Danville, Ills,
was in the city, last Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. Mary 4. W. N. Walden and Miss
Sarah Day went to Toledo, Ohio, last
Wednesday, visiting friends.
Bagby & Co., send the Leader to w. n.
Walden, No. 121 Lafayette St.
Mr.. Joseph Witherspoon and Mr.. Hanni-
bal Davis of Brazil, was In the city two or
three days this week.
Miss Belle Dyer has been quite i'll for
two or three weeks, but is now improving.
Mrs. George Fisher, in the southeast part
of the city, is quite Ill.
The Vandalia K. r. has concluded to work
colored men on the work train, and j. H.
Walker, the mail agent, will furnish the
hands.
Hawkeye Littleton Walker ought to be a
mail carrier, and his many friends would
like to see him there. The many friends
are Hawkeye that wants to be there.
Miss Matte Overman and Mr.. j. M.
Moody, of Paris, Ills, was in the city last
Tuesday evening.
The Musical Harp Circle had concert
last Monday evening. The programme
was grand, and executed well, at the A. NJ.
Z. Church.
Harry Browning keeps a nice place on
South 9th street, and sent to New York for
a coachman's hat, which made him Law it
over all the boys in the city.
Miss Manda Loer left last Wednesday for
her home, Troy, Ohio.
CRYSTAL WEDDING.
At the crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 81. Anderson on last Tuesday evening,
the following presents were received:
Mr.. and Miss w. Wade, flower vases,
(pair) Mr.. and Miss Z. Middleton. Paris.
H., water pitcher and fruit dish; Mr.. Isaac
Anderson and Miss Luvena Jackson, pickle
dish, sugarbowl, spoonholder, fruit dish and
slopbowl; Mr. and Miss j. Davis, fruit dish
and sugarbowl; Miss Jemima John, celery
glass; - Jones sugarbowl; Miss Matte
Overman, of Paris, ILL.,, water pitcher; Miss
J. johnson, set goblet; Miss Wesley Simons,
celery stand; Mr.. and Miss Estes, of Paris,
set vases; Miss n. James and Anna johnson,
dessert dish; Mr.. and Miss Browning, cream.
mug, sugarbowl and spoonholder; Miss
Hella Harris, of Rockville fruit dish; Miss j +.
Anderson and Miss Ella Chavis, pair vases
Mr.. A Satesfeld, fruit dish; Mr.. Gary Tate,
pair pickle dishes; Mr. j. X. Lytle, perfume
mug; Miss HI. Jackson. celery stand; Mr..
and Miss G. FL. Washington, sugarbowl,
butter dish, cream pitcher and spoonholder;
Mr.. w. S. Roundtree, of Princeton, cream
pitcher; Mr.. w. G. Martin, fruit dish; Mr..
Williams, bottle of perfume; Miss r. Rouse,
butter dish; Miss Z. A. Bradford, of Miss,
fruit dish; Mr.. and Miss G. Berkshire, fruit
stand; j. Partridge and Miss Susa Miner, pair
vases; Mr. and Miss q. Owens, pair -:
Miss Sarah Hicks, water pitcher; Miss Jane
Hunter, mug; Mr.. Marion Cathern, pickle
stand; Mrs Mary Tate, salt celler and caster;
Mr.. and Miss Cothern, toilet set; Mr. j.
Shears, I. II. Smith and r. A. Brown,
water pitcher, pair glasses, slopbowl and
server; Miss j. II. Gott, card receiver; Miss
p. Broom, set goblets; Miss M. S. Smith,
fruit tray; Miss G. A. Tyler Paris, ILL.,, but
ter dish; Mr.. j. w. Brown, bread dish; Mr.
and Miss j. w. Louis. fruit tray; Mr. and
Miss M. p. Bragg, pickle dish; Mr.. Quincy
Worth, pair vases; Mr.. j. M. Moody, OF
Paris, Ill, and r. G. Grear, paper weight;
Miss B. Glover, bottle of perfume; Mr.. G.
A. Duncan, Odd Fellows pin, (gold); Mr.
and Miss P. A. Lytle, fruit dish; Mamie
Williams, wine glass; Albert Mitchell, fruit
dish; Mr.. r.. A. Brown, family measuring
glass; &. Jackson, pickle dish; S. Ii. Rober.
son, family measuring glass; Mr.. H. Mccall
lister, butter dish; Mr.. III. Wade, water
pitcher; Mr.. j. s. Gipson, of Evansville, frui
dish; Miss G. Adams, cheese dish; Miss A