The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-23
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F, F. RUSH,
GEORGE KoTHE.

Frank Ryan left last night for New YORK;.
Hon. j. S. Nave, of Attica, is at the Bates,
j. A. 8. Mitchell, of Goshen, is at the Bates.
A. b. Bowman, of st. Louis, Is at the Depison.
]. W. Harper, of Canton, O., is at the Denison.
Hon. G. E. Cowgirl, of Wabash, is at the Bates.
John d. Smith, of Union City, is at the Bates.
j. ). Chitterling, of New York, is at the Deni-
son.
Dr.. L. D. Waterman. left last night for New
York.
L. W. Study. of Winchester, is at the Grand
Hotel.
Joseph Dickman, of Jacksonville, is at the
Bates
Grand.
Arthur A. Kearn, of Rich mond, is at tbs
Grand.
Colonel Horace Scott, of Louisville. is at the
Grand.
G.. E. Meigs and wife, of Boston. are at the
f. q. Rathbone, of Washington, D.. c.. is at the
DenisOn.
w: 8. Butterworth. OF Mt. Holly, N. Y, is at
the Denison.
Judge John Morris, Of Fort Wayne, is a guest
OF the Grand.
Hon. viii T. Walker, of Soottsburg. is regis
tered at the Grand.
D. W. Brownine and w. N. Hall, of Blooming
ton, are at the Bates.
Hon. John Overmyer, of North Vernon, was at
Inc Srauu IlObol yeSUeruay.
DR.. Il. X. Hawn Was suddenly called to his
home in Leavenworth yesterday by telegraph.
Brasselton holland, father of william and
jackson holland, formerly of this city, died at
Riverside, Cal, on tue 9th OF January, aged
seventy six years.
T. II. B. Mccain, B. r. Russell, ]. A. Bove, w.
T. Brush, J. L. Milhite, j. W. Ramsey, S. C.
Campbell, of Charlottesville; j. @ Bove, J. s,
Prltchard, of Vlncennes, are at the Denison.
Rev. ]. b. Wakefield, of Richmond, will occupy
the pull pit of st. Paul's Cathedral at all the ser
vices next Sunday. The subject of the discourse
at 3:45P NJ. will be "TRe Relation of Politics to
the Pulpit"
Prof. Bloss, superintendent of Public ~Tnstruc-
ton. has gone to Shoals to prosecute the case
against q. f. Williams, the Martin > county
superintendent charged with selling teachers'
examination questions.
Floyd Parks, Jefferson vile; ]. W.. Fenton, OK
ford, o.; Charles E. Shively, Richmond; ID. B.
Davis, Thorntown; ID. l.. Wright, Salem; c.. L.
Davis, Kent:and: Q. A. Shafer, Syracuse. N. Y;
d. W. MoClain. Philadelphiis H. E. Kidd. New
YORK, are ut the Grand.
David 6. WHITAKER, Bloomfield; s. ". Storey.
Vernon; w: H Vandegritt. Connersvllle; Harry
Meltzer and Harry McAIuilen, Greencastie; r. Il.
Neal, Beverly, W. Va; n. r. Reed, Logansport;
Andrew Grimes and son. Terre Haute; Murphy
Lewis, C0vington: John W. Lewis, Newburg;
John N. Turner, Philadelphia; NJ. L. Davidson.
Brooklyn, are ut the Bates.
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Mrs. Fred Knefer will return from Cincinnati
this week.
The many friends of Mrs. Deloss Root will re-
greet to hear she is quite seriously Ill.
Mr., PAM Armstrong, of Chicago. who was in
the city last week. returned to his home yester-
day.
The Matinee Musicale will meet tomorrow af-
teraoon with Miss Newali, at TT East Walnut
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Williams will attend the
musical festival at Cincinnati, and DO the guests
of Mrs. d. FL. Baldwin.
Mrs. Smith and daughter. of Milwaukee,, will
visit Mrs. II. b. Sherman, for n few days. and
Will probably arrive Thursday Of this week.
The ladies and gentlemen from Shelbyville
who attended the birthday anniversary party of
Mrs. James Robinson, Saturday night, remaiued
over Sunday and returned yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Rodgers viii entertain
a party of young people tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Rodgers has prepared n surprise for her
guests which is both unique and original.
The young people connected with Meridian NJ.
+. Church viii give a musicale and festival to-
evening Ia the church paPlors. The
programme prepared will include the names OF
Mrs, Hester Spades. Mrs. Winchester. Mas
Wilder, Miss Maude johnson, Miss Lou Burton.
Messrs. Fowler. Sparger and 0sgood. Nrs.
Horn viii recite by special request of
many trieads,