The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-26

Charlottesville.

Charlottesville.
The telephone war seems to be over.
There are thirty two subscribers to the electric
light line.
mad dog was killed, on Thursday, two miles
east of here.
Rev. O. A. Smith will hold services at Center
Church this morning
Birth: On Thursday, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Z. Mahorney.
There will be a missionary concert at the First
Presbyterian Church to night
Hon. B. w. Hanna and family started yester-
day for the Argentine Republic.
Deaths: Miss Anna Essick, on Monday night
infant of Thomas Hall, on Tuesday.
The other day colored girl therew tramp
through sash door to get rid of him.
The Journal office will occupy the south part
of the Crawford Block in about SIX weeks.
Sick list: Mrs Ed Voris, Mrs Fred Smith,
Jim Lee, Mrs. L. L. Stllwell, Arch Martin
The Methodist Sunday school will convene at
o'clock in the morning during warm weather
Capt. O. w. Corey will not take his cannon to
the soldiers reunion at Mitchell, Aug. ), 6 and T.
Services at the Episcopal Church to-day. Sub
ject in morning, Grant" in evening, ''Tempta-
ton"
During the storm. on Tuesday, lightning
struck the houses of Postmaster Robinson and
d. j. Woodland.
Every Saturday a man comes into Taylor's
bakery and buys loaf of bread and cents
worth of sugar, upon which he makes his din
ner.
Letters for Mrs. Sarah Bassett. missionary at
Teheran. Persia, have to be addressed in En-
gish, French and Persian, and require q 5cent
stamp.
Elder w. D. Owen will be here one week from
to-day, which will be his last tr p. He makes
this next appointment to make up for one Sun
day missed-July D.
There will be services at the Methodist
Church to-day. nor next Sunday Two weeks
from to day will be the last quarterly meeting of
this conference year
There is private company here that has a
telegraph line to different parts of the city
About twenty persons are on the line, the line
being three miles in length.
Marriage licenses: William Wright and Ida
b. Lewellyn, Jasper Osborn and Jennie Foge
James r. Greenway and Alice Showalter James
f. Pritchett and Rebecca Rose, Henry Rice and
Mahaa Miller.
Not long ago, a certain minister while reading
the opening chapter in the Bible, reached for his
handkerchief. and brought forth his wife's night
cap. He looked really mad, and the congrega-
ton seemed glad.
Mcpherson Post. No. Z, G. A. r.. have re-
ceived an invitation to attend the lecture of Rev
L. g. McCabe, or Chicago, at the Battle ground
campmeeting, next Wednesday, on The Bright
Side of Libby Prison"
The day of Grants funeral there will be
meeting held In Elston grove. Rev. J. w. Green
will be the chaplain, and speeches will be made
by M. D. White, R. B. +. PIERCE. p. S. Kennedy
and Gen. NJ. d. Manson.
Social Events George and Miss Lille Dur
ham gave party Tuesday evening James
Pritchett and Mary Stevens were married on
Thursday by j. W. Ramsey, j. 2. A birthday
party was given to Dan Lewis on Wednesday.
party was given on Thursday evening by Miss
Ram in of &c
South Bend. The colored fan brigade gave an
entertainment on Friday nj ht
Returned visitors: Mrs W. B. Hardee and
child. from Lafayette; Mrs. Marshal Nye and
son, from Indianapolis; Miss Allie Luse, from
Chicago; Mrs. j. L. Hutchings, from Rector
Ark; w. FL. Durham and wife from Cameron
Springs; A. P. Luse, from Chicago; Miss
Florence Lieshy, to Louisville; Miss Anna Sib-
bett, from Cedar Lake; Miss NJ. H. Krout, from
Chicago; Mrs DR.. Clements, from Louisville;
Crave, to Longansport; Mrs. John L. Hutton,
from Rector, Ark; Lew Cumberland, from Chi
cago; j. M. Keeney, from Lake Erie.
List of Visitors: Charles Rost, of Columbus,
over Sunday. Miss Carrie Canary, of Browns
burg, at Dayton Browns. Misses Jesse Hans
and Jennie Condit, of New Albany, at Miss
Laura Hazzetons John S. Watson ard wife,
of jamestown. D. T., Miss Abbie Black, of
cambridge, Miss Minnie Bolsums and Mrs
Matzinger, of Terra Haute at A Kostarzers
L.
Brodbeck, of indianapolis, were at G. r. Browns
Mrs. Jane Aida, of Joliet. H., Prof C. w.
Mcclure, of the Mitchell public school. Mrs. c.
H. Breed. of Toledo, at Mrs. J. NJ Coffmans
Charles Whittier of Hamilton, O.. at Ed Voriss
Misses Lou Balsley and Anna Riley at Anna
Shue's. Mrs. NJ g. Mclaughlin and daughter,
of Paoia, Kan
Our people abroad Mrs. Tom Cadwallader is
In West Lebanon. A Kostanzor and son Eugene
are off on a business and pleasure trip combined
throughout the prominent Northern cities Miss
Grace White is at Danville, III. Mrs Abe Huff
is at Champaign, III. ". w. Morgan and family
are at Lincoln, Neb. Miss Jennie Cade and
mother are at Covington Miss Mary Campbell
is at indianapolis. Miss Mable Van Sickle is at
Danvie, III. Miss Lide Vance is at Indianapo-
lis. Mrs. Minnie Sidener and daughter Belle
are IL Rockville. Miss Anna Allen is in Rock
vile. DIR. j. r. Duncan and wife are in Iowa.
J. H. Burford and family are in Park county
Mrs. DR.. Montague is at Painfeld. Sam Thomas
is spending the summer in Michigan. Mrs
Aobe Ramey is at Geneva Lake, Wis
Delphi.
Misses Delotler and Emma Shealey are at
Rome city.
Alex Sheridan, of Lafayette. was in the city
Wednesday.
Misses Fannie and Jennie Beck are visiting
friends in Kansas