The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-30
PERSONAL

H. NJ. Carter. of Lafayette, is at the Grand
Hotel.
W. G. Smith, of Marion, Ind, is at the Bates
House.
A. G. CAIRNS, of Bloomfield, Ind, is at the
Bates House.
Col. E. F. Kimball, of Boston, Mass, is at the
Bates House.
c.. W. Wetzsell, of Vincennes, Ind, ts at the
Bates House.
Thos. W. Manchester, OF Rhode Island, is at
the Grand Hotel.
l.. NJ. Hlnde and P. A. Randall, of Fort Wayne,
are at the Bates House.
Rabbi Joseph Krauskopf and wife, of Kansas
City are at the Grand Hotel.
Elliott Hord was admitted to practice in the
Superior Court by Judge Taylor yesterday.
Hilton N. Brown, of the Evening News, will be
married to Miss Jennie Hannah, at Paris, H.,
tonight.
Judge Woods, District Attorney Holstein and
United States Marshal Foster have gone to
Evansville to hold court.
Mr.. H. H. Garrard, of the firm OF Robbins &
Garrard. carriage builders, of this city, has been
appointed one of the judges on carriage awards
at the Louisville Exposition.
Mr.. Walter @. Hadley, editor of the Las Vegas
IN. M Gazette, with his wife, is in the city, WIS.,
iting his father. Mr.. Hadley is one of the lead
ing citizens of New Mexico, and is talked of as
the Republican candidate for congressional dele
gate next year.
Mr.. Simeon H, Lucas, one of the enterprising
merchants of Santa Fe. N. NJ, and brOther-in-
law of Mr.. s. N. Bannister, was in the city yes
terday. He is en- route home from New York.
Mr.. Lucas is an old Indiana boy and veteran,
and a credit to his old and new home alike.
o. B. Carr, Boston; j. L. Wright, Philadelphia;
James Ritty, Dayton. o.; Franklin Sanford,
Cincinnati, O.; James Bishop, Cleveland. O; A.
F. Partner, Chicago; W. J. Dawson, New York;
W. V. Turpin, Greenville, o.; H. P. Cutter,
Chicago; t.. E. Halls, Danville, ILL.,, are at the
Bates House.
George Hagen, st Louis; Mrs. Eva Eek,
Greenshurg. Ind: Frank ]. Connolly. Charles
ton, Ill; ]. c. Calderwood, Chicago; E. d. Ran
dali, Buffalo; W. E. Stevenson, Greencastle; j.
H. Thomas. Torontoi f. s. Elliott, Middletown,
Ind Freeman Cooper, Kokomo, Ind; DR.. J. D.
Brandon, Dayton, are at the Grand Hotel.
South Bend Tribune: Mr.. T. A. DeWeese, who
made a brilliant reputation as a journalist at
Elkhart, but resigned his place on the Elkhart
Journal to accept a position in the COlumbla
City schools, was rendered the position of tele-
graph editor on the indianapolis Journal. A
weeks trial convinced him that that kind of
metropolitan journalism is not to his taste, and
being offered the principalship of the Southport
schools, he accepted, and is now located at this
pretty suburb of Indianapolis. "Tad" has many
friends in journalistic circles who sincerely hope
he may yet return to the newspaper work for
which he is so we'll fitted, both by education and
inclination.
Minneapolis Tribune: The party headed by
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, that went westward over
the Northern Pacific railroad about three weeks
ago, passed through Minneapolis enroute home
ward last evening. The party consists of Mr..
and Mrs. Colfax s1d son, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bross, of the Chicago Tribune; Mr.. and Mrs.
Haughey, of Indianapolis, and Mr.. Wade, of
Ohio. They were handsomely treated by the
people of Oregon and Washington, and indeed
all along the line. The Washington Territorial
Legislature gave q reception in their honor, and
the railroads and steamboats, of the coast coun-
try were placed at their disposal. The ladies of
the party were enthusiastic over Mounts Hood
and Tacoma, which had inst taken a coating OF
fraah SNOW