The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-20
PERSONAL.
Time of game-2:05.
Umpire-Parry Wright.

Rice Erwin, of Tuscola, is at the Bates
Il. ID. Simonds, of Toledo, is at the Grand.
j. E. Taylor, OF Richmond, is at the Bates.
W. F. Stillwell, of Lsfay ette, is at the Bates.
George A Knight, of Brazil, is a5the Grand.
II. ID. McMullen, of Aurora, is at the Grand.
W. H. Hassett, of Terre Haute, is at the Bates
Col. f, L. Clemens, of Terre Haute is at the
Grand.
W. T. Lane, of westfeld, Mass, is at the
Grand.
Hon. Thomas Hanna, of Greencastle, is at the
Bates.
W. C. Brundage, of Michigan City, is at the
Bates.
General william Crosse, of New Castle, is at
the Bates.
c. C. Lurnam, of the Lutz House, Wabash, is
at the Bates.
Mrs. Eva Kirkland, of New Albany, is il the
city for few weeks.
Mrs. Virginia Campbell, who has been visiting
Mrs. Julia Cox White, has returned to New
York.
Sheriff ]. W. Hess, Superintendent CT Police
Robbins and Prosecuting Attorney Brown have
gone to Chicago
Mrs. Albert s. White, ST., has gone to St. Paul,
where she will remain among friends until the
latter part of August.
| Hone. @. Powell, Michael Campbell, W. H..
Cusack, John G. Flanders and R. H. Armstrong,
| OF Knoxville, Tenn, are at the Bates.
| DIR. Arthur I. Person has been called to a
Chicago passionate, and is also considering a call
| to Wananaker Tabernacle, Philadelphia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pulls, accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Johnston, leave Non
day for Nantucket, Rye Beach and the White
| Mountains.
! Lieutenant II. t. Reed, of the United States
army, with his wife, daughter of c. A. Ferguson,
left last night for Fort Apache, Arizona, where
he has been ordered
Mrs. McCarty, wife of .. P. McCarty, assistant
| passenger agent of the Union Pacific road who
has been visiting friends here for a couple of
weeks, returned to Omaha last night.
L. W. Munhall and wife leave today for Mont
Eagle, Tenn, where the former will deliver two
lectures in the interests of a sunday-school for
the South Assembly on the Chautauqua plan.
| Rev. j. H. Vincent VIII he present.
| J. H. Holiday aud family, accompanied by
Miss Grettie Holiday, left last evening for
Cresson Springs. The latter VIII, in few days,
go on to New Jersey, where she will visit her
brother William, for couple OF months previ-
GUS TO her departure for Persia.
Senator Graham, OF Noblesville, was in the
| city yesterday. In conversation with Jour
| nal reporter he stated that the reported inter-
| view with him relating to Indiana politics, which
| appeared in the Chicago Times short time age,
was almost wholly incorrect, aud he repudi-
ates it.
A. Il. jackson, Cherubusco, Ind; W. II. Blodg-
EFT, Anderson; F. Drake, Shelbyville; A. b.
Thomas, Crawfordsville; ". W. Wilson, Edin-
burg; A. r. Train. Cleveland, o.; p II. Stone,
Steubenville. o.. George E. Stowell, Blooming
ton, Ill; T. II Rogers, Big Rapids, Mich; Hewitt
Hill, Oxford, o., are registered at the Bates
House.
| Charles B. Hill and wife, Oxford, O.; o. G.
Oug, GAINESVILLE, @; Thomas W. d. Crane, Otta-
wa, III; II. Graf, Chicago; Oscar X. Lyle, New
York; D. C. spraker, Kokomo; d. Boehm, Gin
cinnat H. T. Riehl, New York; C. A. Shafer, Syr-
acuse, N. Y; Col. E. r. Stiles, Litchfeld, H.;
Leon Grause. Decatur. H.; NJ. Grose, st. Louis;
W. E. jackson, Omaha; Fred. Spect, jr., New
York, and j. Reeder, of Cincinnati, are at the
Grand.
Joseph Brooke, of the firm OF Brooks & Dick
son. has returned from England, He has bought
u new play by Sims, author Of "1he Lights o.
London" called 1.-The Soldiers Wife," and a new