The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1882-02-18

Mrs. Luells Tuck of Columbus, Is visiting the
family Of Mr.. Alfred Boyd
The beautiful and accomplished Miss Eva
Jackson, Of Bellefontaine, presided at the Or
gan, at the concrt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jackson Of Marion, Ohio,
are In the city, having been called here by the
death of his sister, Mrs. Cant.
The Rev. p. Tolliver, and Mesdames s. Hun
ter and 8. wernell, spent the first of the week
In Bellefontaine doing the Lords service.
who has been an invalid for about two years,
was released from hes sufierings by the hand
of Death.
A. Ashworth of Logansport Ind, is spending
the week here among friends. He Is on his
way to Nashville, Tenn, whittier he will be
gone month on business.
The Excelsior Glee Club, B. d. Morse, direct
or, gave q very fine concert at the Second Bap-
tist Church on last Tuesday evening. This was
the irst appearance of the young men and
their performance exhibited the pains taken
by their slkillful leader and aroused the suspi-
cion that they are preparing for the road.
The Rev. L. B. Moss offers his suburban res.
idence for sale at bargain to the purchaser,
and we would be glad to see 1t pass into the
POSSESSION
chanic. The property is situated south of town
on the Springfield pike just one mile from the
public square, and opposity the Champaign
county fair grounds. The property is lin excel
lent repair and consists of q two-story frame
dwelling, stable, carriage house, and other
necessary out-houses, blacksmith shop, well
and cistern, fruit and ornamental trees and
one acre of ground.
(<>lf a1.,,s fro, Dan
resentative Ogden, DIR. Warner, e. E. Ransom,
and others convey the cheering intelligence
that Mr. G. B. Hamlet is slowly recovering
from his severe and dangerous attack of pneu-
monia. All that faithful brethren, loving
friends and skillful physicians could contrib
ute has been freely employed to win him back
to health. Mrs. Taylor, of this city, an old and
experienced nurse, is at his bedside daily, and
two brother Odd Fellows keep watch nightly
Mr.. 8. Gatewood, grand sick agent, of p. G. NJ.
Council of which he, Hamlet, is the ID. G. NJ,
paid him visit last Sunday. SELwoB.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Newman and baby We
are three.
VIM. Turner is student in the
medical department of Ann Arbor Uni versity.
Elijah BuIleth is suffering from an attack of
pneumonia.
The West End Cornet Band is negotiating an
engagemeut to travel with John Robinson's
circus.
Mrs. Ivanorr Lindsay is visiting friends in
the Blue Grass regions of Kentucky.
Charles Hawkins will go west this summer
Powhattan Beattie will place his dramatic
u,ro<1uctiou IN the stage this Fall.
Madame Selika should be here and allowed
the privilege of raising her silvery notes in
Music Hall.
The handsome wife of Cincinnatus Harding
Il making Cincinnati her home for a short
season.
DIR. <. H. Hawkins will soon enter part
nership business.
James Augustus is the oldest member of the
walters mutual aid society.
One of the most prominent society organiza-
tions is about to come to o premature end be-
cause every one cannot be first man.
Look out for some high developments In So
ciefy circles soon.
Miss Sadie Denham, a beautiful young lady
of Bethel (O.) is here attending school.
Old JEFF Davis has some colored relatives in
the "Forest CITY,"
Forte, the spicy contributor to the Review
will soon become q benedict. A Lexington
belle has captured his heart.
A strictly news medium is the real and only
mission of the LEADER, and any item of news
addressed to Louis r. Lewis, at Graves Restau
rant, $50 West 5th street, will receive prompt
attention.
Revivals are at present widespread in our
midst and are doing effective service.
In the latter part of last week, Mrs. William
Taylor, entertained q select party of her friends
1t her residence on John street. At an early
hour the guests were presented to asumptuouf
table and did ample justice to 1t. The follow
ing ladies and gentlemen were present: Mes
danes Raymond cambridge, Van Saunders