The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-03-25

Mrs. Day, has reopened the old stand on High
street, west of Market, which was formerly
run by Mr.. Lewis, known as "Live and let live"
She has thoroughly renovated 1T, and is now
ready to receive all who wish a real old fash
ion meal.
Mrs. E. ]. Peals, formerly of Cleveland Ohio,
who has been keeping restaurant on Market
street for about l5 months, has proved her a
bility for business. She has quite an opposition
because her place joins Kidders, one of the
most favored restaurants in the city, and she
Is constantly gaining customers. She will be
pleased to see any of her friends who may call
at this city during their journey through this
part of Ohio. She was at one tims a resident of
Indianapolis, and has quite number friends
there. Her place of business is on the north
taurant is open night and day and any any
one can be accommodated with meal at all
hours
Mr.. James Wilson has returned after several
weeks visit in Kentuckey and the Southern
part of Ohio.
Mrs. Byrd, of Urbana, was in otr ciuy, and
conducted the praise meeting at the A. NJ. T.
church. Mrs.Byrd is quite a revivalist, and we
love to hear her sing and we would that she
would come often
North street church, we learn, will soon pur-
chase Summer street school building fol- church
purposes. That part of the city needs church
because evil and vice predominate there.
The G. U. o. o. of lodge 1893 of this city, gave
an entertainment at their hall last Thursday
evening. All the members invited friend. and
of course did not hesitate to invite the ladies.
The hall for the first time was decorated with
the faces of many a smiling female. The hall
is fitted up in grand style and the floor is COW
cred with three ply carpet of dazing colors
Program OF the evening was as follows: First
G.. Cissel called the house to order, after which
c. H. Butler introduced the lanies. The ladies
then sang the song" A charge to keep have
A chapter was read by Luth er Peters, and ther
the ladies again sang. MR.. Peters made the wei
| come address which made every one feel tha
the o. F's. were the first. We have seen the
many kind acts of this order and think II is
| Mr Peters In his address, devoted his Who'll,
time to three principles, Friendship, Love ant
| Truth, and elaborated much on these thre,
| principles; he further stated that the order
| cared for widows and orphans, and when
| father was removed from his family by death
| they made that home cheerful by their aid
/ After this pleasing address, the guests wer
favored with a sumptuous repast. The hal
was vacated at IL o'clock. A gold headed can
was presented to C. Cissel by c. Butler, in be
half OF the committee who felt II a duty O
| the lodge; he is the founder oft, and has live,
to see some of Its members set in the highes
courts Of Odd Fellowship. and he has also lai
many to rest in their narrow homes.
The widow Williams wishes to inform tn
sister who is so much exercised in regard +
the amount of care taken of her by the Ma
sons, that there is sad mistake; that the
only helped her once, and then they he'll
several meetings before they rendered he
any aid at all and last winter when she wa
sick if she had waited for them to help he