The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-14
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T. P. Rockefelow is in Michigan on business.
Mr. A T. Kelly has been reelected school
trustee.
Miss Rose Joslyn is home for the summer
from st. Cloud MINI.
Miss Emma Blake is entertaining her cousin
Miss Lockhart, of Ohio.
Miss Jessie Burley entertained Miss Agnes
Kennedy, of Danville, for few days last week.
Eastern friends have presented st. Johns
Episcopal Church with an elegant silver COM
munion set.
The Womens Reading Club meets on Monday
evening, June 10, at the residence of Prof. I'm
anuel Marquis
Mrs. Hoyt and daughter, Miss Grace have
gone East They will spend the summer at Bos-
ton and Cape Cod.
Casper Renick, of Renick, Curtis g. Co., re-
turned from New Orleans the first of the week,
where for the past five weeks he has had charge
OF the firms exhibit at the worlds fair.
Pat" Ridpath, ex-Speaker of the Indiana
House OF Representatives and at present AN In
dian agent in the Indian Territory, accompanied
by his wife, visited here this week, the guest of
j. w. Cole and wife.
The following visitors have been here during
the past week: Mrs. H. G. Farron of Indianap-
oils, visiting friends; Elder Frank, of Martins
vile; Chas, A Thompson of St Louis; Mrs.
Maggie Black, of Mt Vernon, Ind; Mrs.
L. M. Stevens, of Terre Haute, visit
ing at DR.. A. C. Fry's; Fred Gather
wood, of Lafayette, at his parents; Miss
Carrie Chambers. of Jacksonville ILL.,, at
T. G. Grooms's; Hon. A. Waugh and wife, of
Kentucky, at DR.. A. T. Keightley's; Miss Violet
Clouse, of st. Louis, at B. F. Beckwiths; Chas.
Weller, of Farmland, at Levi Kahn's Mrs. e.
M. Turner and family, at A. o. Whites; Miss
Anna Clark, of Richmond at Colonel A L. Nor
risons; Miss Merle Hull and Miss Eva Gully, of
Sheridan. Ia, at Geo. W. Kimballs.
Knightstown.
Harry Bowman, of Kansas City, is visiting his
parents.
Harry Hobbs, of Kansas City, is visiting his
parents
Charles White has gone to Independence. Kan,
on . visit
Miss Nora Wade of Richmond, 10 visiting
friends here.
Will Patton and wife, of Rushville, are visiting
friends here.
William Wood has erected large skating
pavilion here.
Mrs. Lulu Williams of Cincinnati is here Wis
iting her parents
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will celebrate
Children's Day to-day.
Social Lodge, No. 7, D. of R., is arranging for
picnic in a few weeks
Harvey Pike has received a position as drug
clerk with Earnest & Reeves.
The corporation board of trustees reelected
DR.. W. b. McGovern a school trustee
L. L. L. initiated one candidate last Monday
evening, and received five petitions
Martin Fl. Rice, d. G. NJ, of indianapolis, was
here last week in the interest of Masonry.
Lodge No. 80, O. o. F., ON next Monday
evening will confer all three of the degrees.
Mrs. c. A. Humphrey and Mrs. Rose Streight,
of Indianapolis, were here last week visiting
friends
The M. E. Sabbath school have arranged for
an excursion to the Soldiers Home, at Dayton,
June a.
Joseph Church is remodeling his large Touring
mill. and putting in new roller process at expense
of nearly s., 600.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas INQUIRER celebrated their
silver wedding on Friday evening A large
number were in attendance, and many valuable
presents were given the couple.
Jerry Mason Post, G.. A, r.. is receiving quite
a boom in membership Last Saturday evening
there were nine applications for membership.