The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-18
OUR COLORED FRIENDS.

David A. Harvey is visiting at Kokomo,
Philander Robertson is seriously III al the Park
House.
Mrs LAttia A. McCsry has returned home TO
Chicago.
The Leander Quartetse' are engaged at the
Museum.
John Wilson Is serving on q petit Jury In Room
3. Superior Court
Miss Sue Davis has gone to visit her many &C.
quaintances ID Louisville.
Rev. Abram Mitchell and wife. of Plainheld
were in the city this week.
Rev. Richard Bassett OF Corinthisn Church, Ia
absent from th city to-day.
Mrs Sarah Johnson is quite indisposed st her
residence on Howard street.
Mrs J. 8. Hinton taken with q serious re-
lapse, but is now improving.
The W. c. 7. L. organized an Industrial school
yesterday afternoon on hill avenue.
The services at Ninth Presbyterian Church have
been changed from nigh. TO $3.50 D. N.
- gIand Sabbath school will be given ct the
Corinthian Church, on next Friday night
Rev. J. NJ Townsend d. D., went home to Rich
mond tospend the Sabbath with his family.
The aged mother OF George ". Patterson is very
low at her residence. No 81 West Market street.
William NJ Porter hiss gone to the Indian Terri
tory, and il is thought he has secured headlight
Rev. Leroy Redd has been been called to the
pastorste of Christian Chapel for another pastoral
year.
Miss Mary Bundy. daughter OF Rev. ]. s. Bundy.
is seriously III at the family residence, No. llS
Oak street.
The many friends OF Miss Susie Hill will regret
TO learn OF her illness at her residence. 100 North
Missouri street.
Revival meetings at the Vermont and Blackfcrd
Street Methodist are progressing with unabated
zeal and interest.
Rev. z ". S. Hsmmonds. the well-known d.
vine, Will preach at Cannelton, this State, to-day
or per invitation.
The colo.ed people share In common with the
American people in the loss OF the late Vice Pres
cent, Schuyler COlfax.
Quarterly meeting service at the Vermont Street
Church to-day. Rev. II. II. Thompson will OIL
Ciate in the afternoon.
Rev. Harvey Bloodworth. OF Zion Baptist
Church, has returned from bis southern trip and
will fill bis pulpit TO day.
Miss Belle Fields, leading soprano OF the Ninth
Presbyterian Church choir. is unable to fll her
position owing to bad cold.
TIE White Ribbon Club held a very pleasant
session on last Friday evening Eight accessions
were added 10 the list Of names.
William H. Russell, one of the State Commits
sionerS 10 the New Orleans Exposition, is down
with an attack OF the rheumatism.
Little Leona yahala. the daughter OF James r
V. and Sarah E. Hill met with serious accident
by falling on the stove, last Friday.
Miss. Jennie Stewart an accomplished young
lady OF Noblesville. who has been visiting friends
IN the city, returned home yesterday.
The colored people OF this city universally In.
Senate by DR.. ". C. Thompson OF this city.
The Douglass Literary will convene at the Yer
mont Street Church on tomorrow evening. A
programme OF rare merit has been arranged.
There will be two colored men in the Forty
ninth Congress, namely, Robert 5malls OF south
Carolina, and James o HaTa, OF North CAROLINA
Rev. w. Il. franklin late pastor of the Third
Baptist Church, Terre HaCte. has received "a call
10 the passionate of New Bethel Baptist Church,
of this city.
Miss IDA Webb will graduate at the High School
commencement In this month, and Harry Fur
Mss, Misses Susie Walker and Estella Hart are
expected graduate in June.
The following papers were read at the Gar
nett Literary on last Monday evening: Epiphany
of the Future" Rev. william A. Alexander; ITO
Thine Own Self be True" James t. q. Hill; "Ca-
liabilities and Possibilities OF the Negro The
exercises were Interpreted with music.