The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-05
PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.
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Prof. G. A. Mcclure, of the Mitchell schools, is
in attendance at the Darlington Normal.
Rev. f. B. Thomson, of Center Church, will
spend mis- vacation at Saratoga and in the
Adirondack mountains.
In the absence of Mrs. A B. Anderson, last
Sunday Miss Josie Stlwell presided at the pipe
organ of Center Church.
The Music Hall orchestra played for a dance
at Veedersburg, OH Friday night and furnished
music for the celebration there yesterday.
Elder w d. Owens will be at the Christian
Church to day. This evening his subject will
be, Evolution, as Enumerated by Henry Ward
Beecher."
j. Maurice Thompson vigorously denies that
his novel, AT Loves Extremes" contains a
local caricature; but those who have read the
novel say that 1t surely does.
The newly elected officers of the Christian
Church Sunday school are Supern! endent, i.
W. McBroom; assistant w. S. Moffett; secretary,
Miss Ida Cox; treasurer John Nicholson.
The evening concerts given by Schwetzer's
band, at their stand, opposite Lew Fishers drug
store on Green street. always listened to by
large crowd, and the music rendered is excel
lent.
Almost every Saturday afternoon there is a
party goes to Cedar Lake kankakee the
L.. n. A. & G.. or TO Lake MaXinkuckee, on the
Nandalia, and fish during Sunday, returning on
Monday.
The children's service at the Episcopal Church,
last Sunday evening, quite interesting to
every person present. Benny. Engle received
the first prize for faithful attendance, and Mary
Coulter the second.
The sick Miss Anna Essick is very ill., Col.
D. n. Heath is improving Mrs. Martha Kelsey
is able to be up. Will Beatty has recovered
almost his usual health Mrs NJ. H. jackson is
slowly recovering
Social events: a social was given at the Meth
odist Church on Thurday evening" the Ladies
Missionary Society of Center Church held their
regular monthly meeting Thursday after
noon and discussed the subject of Home Mis-
sons and the North American Indian"
Returned visitors: Harmon Hutton, telegraph
operator. to Wadena, Mimi; b. +. Crabbs and
family, from Greenwich, Ohio; Mrs Lieut. w.
L. May. to FIT Stephenson, Dakota Miss Powell,
to New Castle; Eph. Joel and wife, from Buffalo,
New York; A Z. Luse, from Chjcago-Thurs
day; Mrs George Blnford and son. to Chicago.
Our people abroad: Miss Maggie Carroll is in
Terre Haute. and will remain there some time;
Miss N. H. Krout is III Indianapolis, the guest
of Miss Mary Dean; Mrs. John l.. Williams and
| children are in Danyille; Mrs. g. II. Fiske and
children are in Buffalo; Miss Maria Eston is in
Brazil; Prof. e. II. Lewis, of Wabash College,
started on Wednesday for visit in Indianapolis
| and Madison: c. H. FELTON, and wife leave to-
morrow for Kingston n Y; Miss Ella C0stancer
is in Terre Haute: Anthony Costancer and wife,
and son and daughter, Eugene and Anna, are in
Columbus.
Visitors during the week: Miss Nellie Kauff
man, of Bloomington; James Muldoon, from In
diauapois; Al Thornton, from Chicago Mrs.
Gran Ballard, of Indianapolis, at Josie StiIwell's:
V. Stephenson and family, of Cincinnati at
George Abraham's; Mrs. Clara Brooks, of
Columbus, o., at l.. A. Foote'S; Mrs. Iretta
Perkins and Anna Willspaueh, of Geneva, n Y.
Miss Leana Fullenwder of indianapolis. at her
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. H. Rias Canine
Miss Jennie Thomas, of Wabash; Mrs. Bosser-
man. of Lafayette, at A. P. Luse's; Charles
Asbury of Lincolnshire, England, is visiting his
cousins the Misses Cox.