The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.
Charlottesville

Charlottesville.
Mrs. Zach Mahorney gave a tea party OF Fri
day evening.
Miss Anna Milligan is going to school at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
John Lee and family expect to leave for Salem,
Ore, tomorrow.
Gen. Lew Wallace is expected homo during
the coming week.
Miss Mary Hovey opened her school for young
ladies last Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Robinson will exhibit her paint
ings at the State fair.
Fred Brown gave the Music Hall orchestra q
reception on Thursday evening.
Rev. Alfred Hummer the new minister, will
be at the Methodist Church to-day.
Grandfather Grugg was ninety-fve years old
on Thursday. and was given a surprise.
Mrs. Jere Keeney. of this city. is a sister Of
the late Judge Stanield, of South Bend.
Rev. M. Fl. Throop, jr., of the Episcopal
Church, has resigned, to take effect Dec. l.
The Opening" of the Trade Palace, on Friday
evening, was the finest ever given in this city.
The sick: Mrs. Paul Cooley. Len Beatty, L.
A. Swift, T. B. Collins, Mrs. Ira Cadwallader,
Mrs. Robert Pear.
Will Henkle and Lille Grimes were married
at Covington three weeks ago, and have been
keeping it a secret
There will be a musical entertainment at Cen
ter Church next Tuesday night. Proceeds to be
applied toward the purchase Of a piano for the
church parlor.
To-day is the one hundredth anniversary of
the beginning of the temperance work in Amer
lea. The ministers of the different churches
will deliver sermons upon that subject this morn
ing. This evening there will be u union meeting
at Center Church.. which will be addressed by
Mrs. Nichols, of Indianapolis.
Our people away: Miss Belle Sidener is at
l. Al O. 49, r ~
and family, at Kankakee; Mrs. Squire Smith, at
Danville; Mrs. G. r. Cahoon and Samuel Bar
nett, at Fowler: Mrs. Tuck Cox and son, at Dan
vile. ILL.,; Misses Amanda Kelley and Lucy Fry,
at Terre Haute; Miss Lille Durham, at Piqua,
O.; Miss Laura Mahorney, in New Albany: Mrs.
ID. O. Talcott and daughter, at Utica, N. Y; Mrs.
j. w. McBroom and children, near Danville;
Mrs. Z. M. Barnhart, at Frankfort.
Returned visitors: Miss Lizzie Myers, at
Rockville; A. r. Cadwallader and wife, to West
Lebanon; Miss E. M. Ferguson, to Thorntown;
Thomas and James Ornbaun. to Hillsboro, Tex. !;
Payton Gray and wife, to Delphi; Miss Rose
Fouts, to Indianapolis; Miss Maggie Boland, to
Mitchell; Miss Stella Kendle. TO Lafayette; Mrs.
Jere Durham and Miss Cora Hanna, to Topeka,
Kan. Miss Lulu Symmes. to Pittsburg, Kan.
Mrs. Joe Hanna, to Topeka, Kan; Mrs. Dick
White, from Indianapolis: Mrs. Martha Gneyer,
to Piqua, O.; Mrs. A. ID. Thomas and Miss Josie
Tuttle, from Attica; Mrs. Charles Peterson,
from Ohio.
Visitors of the past week: Misses Lucy and
Fanny Beck, of Lafayette, with Mrs. j. J. ms
ley; Mrs. Sarah G.. Smith and Miss Pearl John
son. of Indianapolis; Miss Madge McKinsey, of
Frankfort; Miss Nellie Haas, of Covington; Miss
Laura Patton, of Lafayette, with Mrs. w. p.
Heron; Miss Alice Graham, of Noblesville, at
Milo Ensmingers; Rolio Truet and wife, of No
blesville: Mrs. VIM Mulligan. of st. Paul, Mimi;
Mrs. A. w. Caldwell. of Lafayette, with Mrs.
Joe Taylor; Miss Helen Hovey. of Minneapolis.
Mimi; Miss Matte Lewis, of Danville, at p. S.
Kennedy's; Mrs. Jas. Hanna, of Thorntown;
Miss Maggie McKinsey, of Frankfort, with Mrs.
A B. Cunningham; Miss Hattie Rutter. of La
doga.
Edinburg.
Hosford Valentine has returned to Green
castle college.
Misses Emma and Josie Otto, Of Columbus.
visited here last Sunday.
Herndon Lodge, I. o. o. F., conferred the
three degrees on last Tuesday night.
William II. Copeland is visiting friends and