The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-30
Shelbyyille,

Miss Edna Payne has gone to Ohio.
Miss Eva Wingate is in Martinsville
Miss Kate Beggs is home from Cincinnati
Norman H. Strong is at Devils Lake d. T.
Mrs: DR.. Green continues to improve slowly
Miss Rosa Joseph, of Louisville, KY, is in the
city.
Miss Matte johnson has returned to Vim
cennes.
Miss Carrie Toner is visiting friends at Mar
tinsvilie
Col White, of Carney's Station, has moved TIC
Columbus
Miss Stella Hazard, of Laurel, visited friends
here last week
Miss Flora Dodds, of Dayton, O., is the guest
of Mike Griest.
Rev. c. H. Mcdowell and family have moved
to Indianapolis.
Mrs. Josie Strantman has returned to her
home in Cincinnati
Miss Cannie Robertson is home from her trip
to Chautauqua lake
Will Newsack, of Dayton, O., his visiting his
uncle ID. B. Wilson
Isaac Inflow and wife have returned from
visit to Rush county.
Miss Minnie Prutt, of Edinburg, is the guest
Of Miss Emma Shelk.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Akers have returned
from a visit in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs William Teal have returned from
visit to Ottawa, Kan.
Wash Good was married last week, at Morris
town, to Miss May Riggsby.
Miss Maud White, of Kentucky, is the guest
of Misses Mate and Minnie Sutton.
Miss Hannah Smith, of Cincinnati was the
guest of Andrew Raymond last week.
Mrs. Thomas McCabe and son Henry leave for
trip to California on the LIST of October
George W. Kirk is the owner OF horse forty
years old. The animal passed through the late
war.
Miss May carried off the first prize at
the gradual test last week, and c. g. Con-
nor the sec
DR. Bank, D. O. Adams, E. e. Frost and D.
c. Hager, of Columbus, compose a fishing party
encamped on Flatrock.
The friends of Mrs Barney Worland gave her
a pleasant surprise party last week. in honor Of
her twentythlrd birthday.
Miss Laura Beard, daughter of the late John
Beard of Needhams Station, was married on
Wednesday to Mr.. George Ray, of that locality.
The Shelbyville Military Band will furnish
the music during the coming week assisted by
the Palestine band and the Rushvile K. of P.
band.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Thomas
E. Roberts and Emma Mckee, Henry c. Heff-
man and Amanda Woodland, James NJ Agnew
and Arizona l.. Tindall.
Miss Anna Kinsley, daughterTof Apollis Kins.
ley. who recently graduated from the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at indianapolis, has been elected
a teacher in that institution.
Mr., Isaac Mills, of Wisconsin. has lately be-
come resident of this county, having fallen in
love with Mrs. Kitchel, of Morrstown, and they
united together their fortunes in life They have
just returned from visit to Wisconsin.
On Saturday last Mr.. Porter S. Virgins was
married to Miss Laura A. Usher, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents in Van Buren, town
ship The ceremony was performed at 1880
o'clock in the evening, by Rev. O. H. Albeit, of
Indianapolis. in the presence Of the relatives and
a few invited guests.
Will Dunn and Charles Stephans, who left
very suddenly some ten days ago. have written
home from St Louis, Mo-, TO their parents
They said they got work the next day after they
reached the Mound City, but expected before
their letters reached home to start for San Fran
cisco, Cal, where they would reside.