The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-10
PERSONAL.

hon j. Il. FARMER, OF Pefn, Is at the Bates.
Hon. P. R. Stair, of Memphis, is at the Bates.
H. C.. Miller, of Madison, Is at the Grand
Hotel.
W. B. oVermHn, of Rockville, is at the Grand
Hotel.
E. D. Miller, of Elkhart, is at the Grand
Hotel
H. d. NIcMullen, of Aurora, is at the Grand
Hotel
Hon. Robert Graham, of Noblesviue, is at the
Bates.
Colonel Dean NJ. Jenkins, of Boston, is at the
Bates.
Judge John Norris of Fort Wayne, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Louis O'Shaughnessy, of the Cincinnati Com
mercial, is in the city.
Hon. U. q. Wiley. of Benton county. took in
the Dall game yesterday.
DIR. L. P. Mullinix and A. s. Helms, of Worth
ington, are at the Bates.
Mr.. Charles E. Wilson, postmaster of Lebanon,
was in the city Yesterday.
Hon. John f. Wildman, of the Muncie Times
was in the city yesterday.
George A. Adams and Eb. Henderson, of Mar
tinsvtlle, at the Bates
E. b. Sellers ana wife and Mrs. 7. B. Waltz, of
Monticello, are at the Bates.
Robert H. Adams and wife have gone to Wis
consin and the lakes for two weeks pleasure
trip.
A. j. Halford and family left last night for
HOlbrooke. Mass, where they will remain for a
month or more.
E.E. f. Ross manager of the Weekly New Or
leans Picayure, is in the CRY for day or two.
and is registered at the Bates House.
George c. Webster, jr., will leave for New
York to-day to attend the meeting of the Ma
tional Association of Commercial Travellers.
Miss Netre Pickett, of Frankfort, KY, who
has been visiting in the family of John T. Dye
for three months past, returns to her home to-
morrow morning.
g. X. Perry, Ellettsvlle s. Maxan, A. 8. Clark,
Elkhart Henry Maley, Edinburg. NJ. G. Smith,
]. r. AIoMahan, Muncie; W. b. Kyle, Plymouth:
A. M Kennedy, Rushvlle John Flahavan, An
Cierson, aud W. c. Hail. of Franklin, are at the
Grand Hotel.
VIII. b. Stone, the pianist, and Michael Bam-
berger. former Indianapolis boys, now residents
Of New York city, assisted at an entertainment
given at tine hospital for the insane on Black
wells Island, Oh the Fourth, and newspaper ne
counts say they acquitted themselves credi-
tably.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ernst were surprised at
their residence, last Sunday evening" by party
OF their friends, the occasion being the tenth
anniversary of their marriage. They were the
recipients of large number of appropriate
presents, anG a most enjoyable evening was
spent by ALL Vogts orchestra furnished the
music.
John Brook, Fl, s. Davis, II. c. Kiefer, Dayton,
OIL. ID. Conner, ID. Marks, Wabash; W. II, De-
Wolf, Vineennes f. r. Wilson, Kokomo; N. T.
Carr, Columbus; 1. N. Newman, Crawfordsville
Charles H. Knight, Brazil; Hon. " b. Edwards
Washington, ID. G.; ]. &. Dillon Rushville; r. H.
Branch Martinsville, and U. 2. Wiley, Fowler
are registered at the Bates
Detroit correspondence New York Christian
Advocate: at is understood that arrangements
have beer definitely made for the transfer of Dr.
Alabaster, of Tabernacle Church, Detroit, to the
pastOrate of Merdian-street Church, Indianap-
ellis, In September DR.. Alabaster served three
years with marked acceptance at Ann Arbor, to
which passionate he was transferred from Au-
burn, n. Y. So strong has been the impression
of his ministry in the Tabernacle that his people
are loath to surrender him to stronger church
after only years service. He will fill the
bill' at Meridian street."