The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-27
PERSONAL

Hon. DeFoe Skinner, of Valparaiso, is at the
Bates.
Gen. william Gross, of New Castle. is at the
Bates.
Hon. John G. Robinson, Of Spencer. is at the
Bates
Hon. John Graham, of Bloomington, is atthe
Bates.
Colonel j. R. Gray, of Noblesville, is at the
Bates.
Prof J. n Study, of Greencasrle, is at the
Grand.
Colonel FL. NJ. Carter, of Lafayette, is at the
Grand.
Hon. John r. East of Bloomington, is at the
Grand
David Peyser, agent of Marie Prescott, is at
the Bates.
Grand Hotel.
Grand Hotel.
at the Bates.
w Brotherton and @. E. shipley. of Munce,
at the Bates.
Judge Thomas F. Davidson. of Covington, is at
the Grand Hotel.
Hon. B. f. Claypoo of Connersville. was in
the city yesterday.
Judge John H. stotsenburg, Of New Albany is
at the Grand Hotel.
W Fl. Fayman, of the Grand Central Hotel,
New York. is at the Denison.
Mrs. Angie F. Newman, of Lincoln, Neb., is the
guest of Professor Benton fora few days.
Colonel Harry Robinson, of Richmond, was in
this city yesterday. entertaining a party OF
friends.
DR.. NJ Beatty, of Cincinnati, is registered at
the Occidental He is in the city visiting his
brother, who is dangerously i'll.
L. =. Hopkins and wife have returned from
trip to The Western cities. The report that Mr..
Hopkins will shortly remove to Cincinnati is
untrue.
Hons. Jessey spann, of Rushvile, Eugene
Bundy, of New Castle, and Robert Graham, of
Noblesvine, statesmen from "way back" are in
the city.
The wife of Calvin W Pritchard, formerly min
lister of the Friends Churchlin this city, died In
Chicago on the gath inst, and Will DO buried at
Raysvile, Ind, to-day.
Mrs. Robert Connely, of Paris, Ill.,, who has
been undergoing medical treatment in this city
iog several weeks, returned TO her home, yester-
day, somewhat improved i'll health.
Mr.. Ashley j. Elliott and Miss Alice Wash
burn were married, at o'clock, last night at
the residence of the bride, on Peru street. After
the ceremony the couple left for trip to Chi
cagO and the Northwest.
Franz Myers and wife, Ladogs; I. W. Finfreck
and wife, Logansport; w. T. Brush, W. T.
Brewer, Charlottesville; c. V. McAdams. Will
Transport: H. c. Benton, Petersburg; W. F.
Stevenson, Lafayette, are registered at the Bates
EOuse.
D. E. Williamson, w. G. Neft, Greencastle; S.
NJ. McGregOr. George A. Knight, Brazil; s. P
Baird, Lafayette; Thomas Nelson, BloomingdaIe;
T
fayette; ]. P. Michael, Rochester; W. B. Over
man. Rockville; Dewitt c. Justice and l.. G.
Patterson. Logansport, are at the Grand.
Mr.. aud Mrs George W. Morrison, who have
been in California for three years, and Mrs. J. A
Grassland, who has been with them for one year.
all returned last evening in good health and
spirits, with the conclusion that Indianapolis is
good enough. Mr.. Morrison will shortly go to
Connersville to take charge OF a stock farm on
which he will reside.
Miss Matte, daughter of Professor and Mrs
A. Z. Benton, of Christian avenue, was married
on Sunday evening. at 8 o'clock, to W. L. Stew
art, a prominent lawyer of Lincoln, Neb
the ceremony being performed by the Rev.
David Walk. On account of the ill-healtA OF the
brides mother the marriage was private. 1t
was also the twenty fourth birthday anniyer-
sary of the bride.
Kansas City Journal Mr.. John A. Clover,
the popular bead clerk of the st. James, leaves
for Indianapolis on Tuesday night, and, on
Thursday evening, will lead to the altar Miss
Matte Mick, the accomplished daughter of Mr.
W. E Mick, old and wealthy citizen of that
city. The happy couple will return at once to
Kansas City, and take up their abode at the 81.
James. They will have the best wishes of their
many friends.
indianapolis Benevolent Society.