The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-24
Personal.


DR.. Charles D. Pearson leaves today for Mack
NAV.
j. L, Burt, of Wheeling, W. Va, is at the Grand
Hotel.
John s. Fake, of Troy, N. Y, is at the Grand
Hotel.
Edward BecRley. of Elknart, is at the Grand
Hotel.
W. F. Kissell, OF Chicago, is at the Grand
Hotel.
DR.. A. r. Bowers, of Moore's Ill., is at the
Bates.
George W. Ricketts,, Of Columbus, O., is at the
Bates' 4Hf
General John Eug leoert, of Philadelphia, is at
/ the Bates. o.7
M. G. Allen and E. f. Dyer, OF C1overdale, are
| at the Bates
Hon. Robert Mitchell, OF Princeton, lie at the
| Grand Hotel.
T. irving Riddle, of Terre Haute, is at tho
| Grand Hotel.
| Hon VIM. NJ. Trammel, of Huntington, is at
the Bates House.
| Gates Sexton and VIII Kennedy, of Nashville,
are at the Bates.
! Hon. Albert Emerson, of Monticello, III, Is at
1 the Grand Hotel.
]. E. Whelden, of Boston, Mass is in the city ,
/ the guest of Mr., and Mrs George Trask.
! MIS- LhEfl6 OOuDioig VI OluCluualIs 10 III Ghb
city, a guest of Mrs. Herman Bambe2ger.
| Mrs. A. w. stratten, of Shelbyville is visiting
| her brother Mr.. j. F. Wright, of the Sentinel.
Dick Coulter is candidate for Council in the
Twenty-second ward, and will carry tho ward
4 beyond a doubt.
1 Mayor Grubbs returned last evening from
New York city, where he has been for the last
two weeks on business mission.
Rev. G. N. Sims, formerly OF this city, now
chancellor of Syracuse University, is visiting
] the family of James C. Yohn. Mrs. Sims accom-
| panies him.
George W. Geger, Chris. Brink and Ernest
Ktz are spoken of as possible Democratic can
didates for treasurer, and Hilary Clay is booked
for the assessors office.
/ John B. Cromer, Fredericksburg. Ind; F. d.
Thorp, Raysville; j. A. Wilson, Washington. D.
c.; d. l.. Weir, Gosport; d. M. Parry, RushEille;
E. Newton, Cleveland. F. N. stoy, New Albany;
C. L. English, Danville, H.; George L. Smith,
Newark, N. j.; J. b. Gould, Boston, Mass;
| James F. Alexander, Of Lafayette, are at the
| Grand Hotel.
Denver (Col) Special: Colonel Will yisscher,
| a gentleman and poet, has associated with him
a number of prominent comrades, and Ia pub
| fishing here the Grand Army Magazine. 1t will
compare favoraoly with the best in the world.
in many places the rare genius Of its editor
| shines out most brilliantly.
J. George I. Williams New York; D. Greentree,
Baltimore; Fl. s. Duncan, Pittsburg S. johnson,
1 Iryiugton; Hon. Thos. Hanna, Greencaste; j.
Cotner, jr., Ohio; C. H. Lahm, New York; Thos.
| G. Noxon ST. Louis; W. H Hathorne, Worcester,
Mass; B. @. Batsford, Auburn, N. Y; Harry
Watson, Detroit, Mich, and Edward Sykes, New
York, are among the late arrivals at the Bates,
Express Gazette: George X. Trask. railway
| editor of the Indianapolis Journal, who has
| achieved an almost national reputation in the
4 field of daily railroad journalism; commenced
life a driver for the American Express Com
pany, and very shortly thereafter running as
messenger. He is brilliant writer, and has
nose for news. His success IN life demonstrates
10 all men, however, humble their calling, that
| 1t is in their power to attain recognized posi-
| tion in the business world by energy aud ambi-
| ton.