The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-25
PERSONAL.

]. ". Hill, of Vernon, is at the Bates.
r. B. Rengan, of Peru, is at the Bates.
Murray Briggs, of Sullivan, is at the Bates.
A. c. BeesoD, of Winchester, is at the Grand.
NJ. ID. Tackett, OF Greensburg, is at tue Bates.
J. NJ. Carson, of Jacksonville, is at the Grand.
Hon. G. 1. Reed, of Peru, Ind, is at the Deni-
son.
Judge K. NJ. Hord, of shelbyville, is in the
city.
Alexander W. Nixon, of Noblesville, is at the
Bates.
], q. Winters, of Mount Morris, N. Y, is at the
Bates.
F. H. Doran, of Michigan City, is at the
Grand.
Grand.
Denson.
Judge ]. NJ Rabb, of williamsport is at the
Denson.
Thomas NJ. Moore, of Philadelphia, is at the
Denson.
Charles T. Appleby, of Terre Haute is at the
Denison.
E. B. Thomas, of Cleveland, is guest of the
Denison.
Hon. George W. Grubbs, of MartinsviIle, is at
the Grand.
Ex-Congressman Jephtha D. New, of Vernon, is
at the Bates.
E. T. KimbaI and II. B. Baker, of Boston, are
at the Bates.
J.F. Higgins and W. F. Turria. of the Bee Line,
are at the Denison.
Mr.. Milton Brown, Circuit Court clerk of Henry
county, is in the city.
Terence Dean. of vincennes, is visiting his
son, 7. A. Dean. at the Grand.
II. A. Everett, Sol Sloss and Frank De III. Ro0i-
son, of Cleveland, are in the city.
Auditor of State Wolf retires tomorrow and
will begin the practice of law at Rushviile
Major NJ. H. Kidd, a prominent lawyer and
Democratic partisan of Wabash, is in the city.
Charles W. Graves remains were buried at
Crown Hill, in the family lot, yesterday after
noon.
DR.. ]. W. F. Gerrish, chairman of the State
temperance organization, ia In the city working
for the adoption of the constitutional amend
ments.
Bruce Carr and Professor T. Smith, Assistant
superintendent of Public Instruction. of this
city; superintendent Crow, of Madison and Su-
perintendent Morris, of Hamilton, go to shoals
to-day, to testify in the williams case.
I. A. Foley, Terre Haute; A. B. Watson, Shell
byville ]. II. wassen, Charlottesville; Henry
Snyder, Logansport; Evan Short Bloomfield; T.
f. Rose Muncle; ]. W. Campbell, Fort Wayne
Ed r. Smith, Richmond; d. I. MeNiel, Kokomo;
e. B. Prather, Mount Vernon, are at the Bates
G. b. Vanpelt, South Bend; Horace Scott
Louisville; ]. F. Morrison. Terre Haute; A. r.
Varian, Chicago; C. E. Diyen, Anderson; Judge
W. W. Ward, New Jersey, Harry G. Freese. Phil
adelphia s. Carpenter and wife and ]. NJ. Steep
wife and child, Of Washington d. O., are at the
Grand.
Misses Flora Roberts, Rosena Lewis, Fannie
Lyman, Mary Loomis, Rhoda johnson, Katie
Williams, Mary Highland, Anna B. Wilcox,
Stella Basset, Josie Day, Susie Chapman and
Gabriel l.. Jones, completed their course yester-
day in the Indianapolis Normal School, and Will
at once enter the practice school in this city.
Miss Mary A. Calhoun, who has been employed
as teacher in the public schools OF this city since
1877, died yesterday at No 90 Fayette street.
of pneumonia. She has been a faithful teacher
and a general fayorite among her associates
The funeral services will be conducted this
aft ernoOn at O'Clock, at Plymouth Church.
Rev. o. G. McCuoch officiating. The remains
Will be taken to Columbus, O., for interrlent
accompanied by delegation OF teachers.
SOCIETY NOTES.
Mrs. C. B. Holloway has returned to her home
in Danvilie, III.
Miss Louise Sylla has returned from a very
pleasant visit to Chicago,
Miss jennie Coffroth, of Logansport, is the
guest of her cousin, Jessie Maynard, on Huron
street.
The wife of Senator Graham arrived in the city
yesterday, aud is now stopping with him at the
Bates House.
The ladies OF the Womans Exchange will give
lunch to-day at Nos. So and So North Pennsyl-
yania street. They should be well patronized.
One of the most elegant affairs OF the season
was the entertaining of the German" and a
number of the young lady visitors, by Mr..
Henry Frazier and Mr.. Charles West,
lors and halls were arranged for the dancing
the hrst OF the evening being devoted to the