The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-11

publishing house OF Henry A Sumner & Co., of
Chicago. The many friends of Mr.. Cumbs ok in
this city and vicinity part with him with regret,
A genial gentleman, he will make friends and
meet with success wherever he goes.
Charles F. Kennedy, Rushville; W, G. Brown,
Thomas X. Bagley, Cincinnati T. "A. Stevens,
Troy, N Y; L. A. Barnett, Danviile; F. W.
Coolidge, Chicago; Francis johnson, Lafayette;
J. ]. Daniels, Rockville; and Timothy Nicholson,
of Richmond, are at the Grand.
Hiram Jeter Brazil; r. C. Johnston and David
Spencer, Chicago; W. t. Fry, Crawfordsville W.
Il. McCord, Martnsville; j. A. Davis, Rico, COL;
Byron Haskell, Kokomo; n x. Elliott, Terre
Haute; j. o. Dewey, United States Army, are
registered at the Bates House.
Lafayette Courier: Bishop Talbot's condition
Is unimproved. He has not recovered from the
severe strokes of paralysis received some time
ago, although able to hObble about the house a
little at his brothers. residence in Indianapolis.
where he is making his home. About month
ago he fell in his brothers yard, and receiv ed
an abrasion Of the sEin Of one of his ankles No
attention waspaid to it at first but it has grown
into a large and alarming sore. Remedies do
not seem to arrest it's increase. 1t is now caus-
ing great pain and trouble to the Bishop, and
anxiety to his friends. The Bishop Is anxious TO
go to KenOsha, Wis, soon as he is able TO
travel, to place himself under the water-cure
treatment there. He is now sixty-seyen years
old, and his condition of health such to give
no encouragement OF recovery.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs. J. N. Bearnis has returned to her home in
Sidney, o.
Mrs A. NJ. Robertson has returned from a
short visit to st. Louis.
Miss Ruth Phillips, after a years absence in the
East, has returned to the city.
Mr.. Allen Avery, of Dallas, Tex, Is in the city
visiting relatives on Noble street.
Miss Rose Jones, of Richmond, is the guest of
Miss Julia Mccoy, on East Walnut street.
The members of the Knefier Republican Club
viii give a select ball at Lyra Hall on the 31st
inst.
Mrs Grace lowering is at home again, after
having made pleasant visit to relatives IN La
fayette.
Misses Cora Jones and May Burnett have gone
to Cincinnati to remain until after the music
festival.
Mr.. Charles Townley and wife, of Cincinnati,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George E. Townley,
on Broadway.
Miss Minnie Potter. of Bloomington, pupil of
Mrs Flora Hunter, is expected In this city next
week to make a visit.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Colonel c. NJ. Allen, of Vim
eennes, has taken rooms at the Bates House, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Major Gould, OF the United
States army.
The programme rendered yesterday at the
Ladies' Matinee Musicale, under the direction of
Mrs Morrison, was one of the most enjoyable of
the season. Mrs. Charles Miller and Miss Metgs
each gave "Etudes'' by Moscheles, the re-
mainder of the numbers being from compost
tfOns OF Rossini, 'WtllIam Tell' duet, by Miss
Wallingferd and Miss Mckenzie, and songs, all
finely given, by Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Spades and
Mrs. lowering. Mrs. Robertson read interesting
accounts of the lives of these two composers
and fine criticism of their principal works.
The society will continue to NEE with Miss
Newall. The next programme will be arranged
by Miss Minnie Gates.