The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-23

CrawfordsyilIe.
Circuit Court convenes on Sept. Z.


The city schools will open on Sept. ii.
Ira Mcconnell will soon move on a farm near
Muncie
Rev. E. w. Brown preached at Union Church
last Sunday.
Rev. Horace c. Hovey will preach at Center
Church this morning.
Jake Joel and wife are living in the Kenyon
house, on College Hill,
Mrs SAINT Holland and son, Of Middletown.
O., are at Laben Hollands. =
The universal opinion is, Let Cofey be re-
prleved too, until Oct. IT,
The county teachers institute convenes to-
morrow at " abash College.
Rev H. C. Hovey, of Minneapolis Mimi, is
visiting his mother and sister.
Rev. T. j. Phillips, of Graysville, is the spirit
ual adviser of Coffey and Dennis.
Stakes are driven for the scafold but work
has been postponed for the present.
The ladies of the Methodist Church will have
charge Of the-dinning hail at the fair.
Rev. John L. Smith. of jamestown. will
preach at the Methodist Church to-day.
Milo Ensminger has opened q fruit and pro-
duce commission house in the Doherty room.
The Sunday Courier will make it's appearance
this morning, under the management Of Geo. W.
Woolsey.
The Broom Brigade is considering the feast
State fair.
Prof Jacob Norris, of Wabash College
preached in the Ladoga Presbyterian Church
last Sunday.
Clarence Galley. who has just sold his interest
in the Daily News. intends to enter Wabash
College and graduate
Prof. j. NJ. Cantley ex-county superintendent
will take charge of one of the ward schools at
Evansville on Sept. IL
L. N. Bradley, who was an old school teacher of
this county, died on Aug. ID. with consumption,
at Sardinia, Brown county, O.
The subject of this mornings discourse at the
Episcopal Church is, The Unjust Steward
and III the evening, Mutual Charity
Rev. Joseph Wood, son of Rev. Aaron Wood
of TOWNSVILLE, is at home a visit from the
Argentine Confederation, where he has been as
missionary for ten years.
This town has two daily papers and three
weeklies and q new Sunday paper begins
to day. The paper field is surely as occupied
and they are tramplng on each others toes.
Deaths: Mrs. Shroyer, on Monday; David
Milholland, on Tuesday; Mrs. Elizabeth Davis,
east of here, on Tuesday night.
Social events Efie Cadwallader celebrated
her seventh birthday last Saturday evening An
informal tea was given at the residence Of James
Vaughn, near this city, Tuesday evening. in
honor Of the Misses Baldwin, Of Louisville, Ky.
Miss June Cobb gave tea party on Thursday
evening. A social at A. NJ. e. Church. on Thurs
day evening The W. c. T. L. met at the Meth
odist Church on Tuesday afternoon.
Our fo.ks who were at the Rockville fair:
Marshal Nye and family, John Walters, Jake
Yunker, Miss Anna Token, Albert Miller. Geo
Carver, Mrs. John Robinson, Andy and Charles
Moth, Miss Laura Brothers, Miss Cora Yeagey,
Liant Hutton, J. H. Burford, viii Henkel Dr.
Colt, Major Foote, r. S. Thomson, Mrs. w. L.
Miller Will Brown, Frank Woodland, Jim Lee,
Miss Flora Barter. Mrs Kate Shevlin, Miss
Matte Wallace, Howard Sidener.
Our people abroad: Mrs. H. E. Palmer is at
Rockville; d. W. Doty is in Pennsylvania Miss
Elsie lnsley is at Peoria. Ill; Mrs Fred Huestis
is at Akron. O.: Miss Sallie Newton is at Lake
MaXinkuckee; Prof. \. B. Milford is at Attica;
Mrs. Dave Woodland is at Lebanon; Miss Anna
Toben is at R0achdale; Squire Smith and wife
are at Clermont: J. II Orsborn and wife are at
Greencastle; II. Rice Canine. wife and daughter
are at Indianapolis a 2. LUse is II Chicago
Gen NJ. D. Manson attended soldiers reunion
at Fort Wayne ons,Ihursday and Friday; q. W.
Fitchey is at indianapolis.
Returned visitors: Mrs Joab Elliott, from
Kansas; 0. VI. Lacey. from Petoskey Mich:
Mrs. Alvin Ramey and son Will, from Geneva
Lake, Wis: Mrs. d. A. Bassett, from Wabash;
Miss Ella Carroll from LAFAYETTE: Mrs O. c.
Smith and daughter, from Lincoln, Neb; Misses
Allie, Luse and Dot Campbell, from southern
Indiana Miss Marie Cam, to Danvllle Ill.,;
Robert Hollingsworth, from Petoskey,. Mich
Lieutenant VIII May. to Fort Burford. D. T.;
Beal and daughter, to Hamilton, O.: John Rag
land, to Michigan City; Mrs. Anna p Jay to
Kokomo; A. S Custer, from Middlef0rk; Miss
Mabel Vansyckle from Danville, ILL; c. III.
Fiske, from indianapolis; Mrs. Esseck, from
GIlleand Miss Kate Medcus, to Lafayette; Mrs.
e. W. Allen to Indianapolis.
Visitors of the past week: VIM. Kreiger and
wife, of Lincoln, Neb., at VIM. Lees: Charles
Davage, of Washington, D. c.; Misses Maggie
and Dora Boland, of Mitchell; Mrs. r. n Sny-
der, of Louisville Ky: j. j. Price, of Logans-
port, on Wednesday; Nathan Pickett, of Koko
mo; Louis Huston, of College Corner, O.. on
Sunday; Miss Amanda Alton. of indianapolis, at
her brothers: Will Scott, of Peru; NJ. WATSON
and wife, of Russellville; Will Holt of Chris
man, ILL.,; Mrs. Barbara Davidson. of Jackson
vile; Mrs Joseph Chester and Mrs. Dodes, of
Cincinnati Mrs. Ernest, of Indianapolis and
Mrs. Dr. H. Ristine, of Cedar Rapids Ia, at
Mrs. Margaret Jennison's Will Webb, of Mitch
Ell; L. ". Fowler of Dayton, O., on Thursday;
W. D. Pratt, of Logansport. on Monday; Frank
Foster and wife, of Indianapolis, at Hannibal
Trouts H. W. Darnell of Greencastle,
Thursday; S. NJ. Shaifer, of Brookston; Erwin
Cox and sister Of Cynthiana Ky; Misses May
and Fannie Tyhurst of Newark, o.; Miss May
Lane, of Elmwood III.