The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-16
PERSONAL.

F. E. Brown, OF Chicago, is at the Bates House.
Frank Royse, OF Lafayette, is at the Grand
Hotel,
T. N. Gormley, of Philadelphia, is at the Bates
House.
L. NJ. Goode, of Springfield, o., is at the Bates
House,
Hon. j. H. Doering, of New York, is at the Bates
House.
u. II. Corinth. of Johnstown, Pa, is at the
Grand Hotel.
j. L. Berry, sheriff of Sullivan couuty is at
the Grand Hotel.
Colonel D. F. Appel and wife, of Chicago, are
at the Grand Hotel
John n. Watkins and wife, of New Castle, Ind,
at the Bates House.
Colonel c. G. McMlllen, a popular hotel propri
etor of BelefOnte, Pa, is the guest of Mr.. Louis
Reibold, of the Bates House.
Fl. Bamberger left Oh SATURDAY night for
Cleveland to attend the annual meeting of the
board of trustees of the Jewish orphan asylum
at that place.
William II. Lee, son of Charles N. Lee, return
ed last night with the body of his wife, who died
on Friday night. The funeral will take place
from Mr. Lees residence, on Blackford street, at
date yet to be announced.
Miss Martha French, of this city, will leave
for india next month to become a missionary
among the native women. Her mission is under
the auspices OF the Christi an Church, and Miss
French is to receive salary OF 81 600.
AT the conclusion of his morning sermon yes
terday, Rev. Myron W. Reed announced that the
church would be closed until September as he
was about to enter upon his summer vacation,
which he will spend i'll northern Wisconsin.
Misses Rosa Dark, Amy Wales Rachael and
Isabella KING fors
years successful teachers in the public schools of
indianapolis, leave this week via. New York.
Liverpool, London and Lisbon for the Argentine
republic, where they are employed by the gov
eminent to teach.
W. T. Harvey, Cincinnati; Will L. Beeks, Shell
hyville; ]. r. Mack, Chicago; c. L Follett, Allie
gan, Mich; J. f. Smith, H. II. Rhodes ana j. B.
Rutsan, springfield, o.; A. G. Norman and wife,
Connersville; r. B. Walsh, New York; Benjamin
Is. Brown, San Francisco; S. II. Anderson and
Daniel B. Holmes, Kansas CITY; B. F. whitman,
Cleveland, and d. NJ Parry, Nashville, Ina, are
among yesterdays arrivals at the Bates House.
Rev. H. c. Mabie, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, les last night for Colorado, where
he goes to visit brother. His wife accompanied
him. Mr.. Mabie, yesterday, completed his fourth
year as pastor of this church. He is to be alb
sent several weeks, and during his absence his
pulpit will he supplied by DIR. Northup, of the
Chicago University, DR.. Moss, of the Blooming
ton University, and other eminent Baptist di-
vines.
D. NJ. Parry, Rushve; James H. Sink, Erie,
Pa; o. r. Clark, Miss Russell, Miss Nestlee New
York; ]. J. Frazer. HoyOke, Mass; Charles II.
Horton, Providence, r. l.; W. o. Harrah, Pitts
burg; A. j. sprague, Toledo, o.. j. f, Coster, New
York; ]. B. Moore, Cleveland, o.; j. H. Hosford,
Boston; s. Q. futile, Baltimore; j. G. Urmey,
Chicago; ]. W. Stafford, Springfield, O.; John j.
Price, Detroit, and NJ. s. Parker, of New YORK,
are at the Grand Hotel.
DR.. II. l. Raymond, assistant surgeon United
States army and post surgeon at Fort Apache,
A. T., the of Rev. Charles H. Raymond, OF
this city, has been granted leave OF absence to
Sept. 1, and his resignation has been accepted
to take effect that date. He prefers civil TO
military life, but before locating permanently in
the practice of his profession he thinks of visit
ing Mexico, San Francisco, Chicago IndianapO-
lis, New York, and perhaps Europe His wife
and son are visiting at her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
BObbs, 167 North Noble street, this city. and
will await her husband'e decision in regard to