The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-21
PERSONAL.


Doan Blinn, of Toledo, is the Bates House.
Miss Agnes Hill, OF oxford, is at the Bates
House.
H. H. Stone aud wife, of st. Louis, are at the
j. NJ. R. Spinning, of Washington, is at the
Bates House.
Colonel James H. Bryan, of westfield, is at the
Bates House.
Governor Porter leaves to-day for a two weeks
visit to Lake Chautauqua.
Mrs. May Wright Sewan is in attendance at
The Concord School of Philosophy.
George barrow, former resident of Indian =
apolis but now a citizen of Denver, is at the
Denison.
The Sentinel announces, on authority, that ex-
Speaker Bynum Will on no account be candi-
date for mayor.
Col. ]. F. Ciough, postmaster of Sabetha Kan,
and c. W. ClOugh, editor of the Exponent. OF
Brooklyn, Mich, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
j. T. Lecklider.
Minneapolis Tribune: William siddall, father
Of H. L. Slddall, left yesterday for Indianapolis,
and expects to return about August I, with his
wife and daughter. to reside here permanently.
Joseph T. Msgner, city clerk, accompanied by
his wife, leaves to-day for Bloomington, Ind, to
visit friends, and from there he leaves for Lake
Waukesha, where he will spend several weeks,
for the benefit of his health, spending part of the
time at Minneapolis, MINI.
Mr.. E. G. Cox has found 1t necessary, ac-
count of sickness to resign the superintendency
of Bethany Sunday school, place which he has
most faithfully filed almost continuously for
about six years. Mr.. @. M. Randall has been
appointed to fill the place vacated by Mr.. Cox.
Rev. G. W. Northup, d. D., Ii. d. who is to
occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist Church
tomorrow morning and evening is president of
the Baptist Union Theological Seminary, located
at Morgan Park. Ill. He is one of the abest the
DOgisns and speakers in the Baptist denomina-
tion.
G B, Munday. Upton; DR.. Plat, Edinburg; W.
p. Graham, Madison; c. D. sprague, Tifin, o.; N.
r. Keyer and daughter, Columbus; ]. Compton,
Des Moines; Miss Alice Allen, West Newton;
John A. Thompson, Edinburg; VIM. H. Lacey,
Boston; ]. II. s. Ellis, Kokomo, and John H.
Burford. Charlottesville, are registered at the
Bates House.
Kansas City Journal: Col. and Mrs. John A.
Stein, father and mother of Orth Stein, arrived
in the city yesterday, accompanied by Col. r. P.
DE Kart, the celebrated Indiana lawyer. Col
and Mrs. Stein are not in the best of health, the
unfortunate position of their beloved son, who
Is on trial for the killing of George Fredericks,
having worn upon them to a marked extent.
They were called upon yesterday by many prom
1nent people, including relatives. They will re-
main here until the end of the trial.
The following Indianapolis people are at West
Baden Springs: Mrs. Bloomer and daughter,
Mrs. E. G. Hewlett and daughter, G. L. Ritten-
house, T. A. Dean, W. C. Lynn and wife. V. Grit
fifth, T. E. Griffith and wife. Will A. Peelle, Bruce
Carr, Charles HOrtle. Mrs. Dora Miller, Mrs.
Adam Scott and daughter, I. L. Frankem and
A
Browning, Mrs. Beyersdorfer, Berta Johnson,
Mrs. Miller and daughter, Judge Elliott and fam
lily. Luther Benson, o. B. Hord, Cas-. Byfeld W.
L. Elliott. Mrs. ]. A. CLOSER and daughter.