The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-25
OUR COLOREO FRIENDS.

Miss Mamie BCndy is convalescent
William NJ. Lewis is teaching at Brightwood
Edward McElroy. OF Chicago is visiting parents
| in the city.
joseph W. Lane is sick at his residence 81
Yandes street.
Benjamin Johnson has gone home to Lafayette
| on brief visit
william Killey. prominent citizen Of Dayton.
o., is IN the city.
The protracted meetings are still progressing in
all our churches.
Mrs. Jennie Carver will return from her south
ern trip next Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie A. Hill has returned from q pleas
ant visit at Evansville
Miss A. Simmons is quite indisposed at her resi-
cence on Coburn street.
The Odd Fellows will give q grand entertain
ment on the 18th proximo.
Professor John Stanley of Fort Worth Texas is
stopping in the city for few days.
Miss Fielder sister OF Edward the tonsorialist,
has returned home to Columbia. 8. c.
Representative Townsend, of Wayne County. is
spending the Sabbath with his family.
Miss Mary ]. Pierce entertained the German
at her residence on last Wednesday evening.
The aged mother OF George W. Patterson who
has been seriously ILL., is now improving in health.
The Ross Guards, through their captain. J. ii
Thomas. have secured the /. o. o. +. Hall for their
armory.
The Apollo Romantic gave a pleasant social en-
tertainment at the residence of Miss Ella Cay
theirs, on Bright street, last Friday evening A
grand time had by those who were fortunate
enough to be present.
The many friends OF PhIlander Roberts will re-
gret to learn that he is seriously i'll al the Park
A number OF our societygoers will attend a
grand ball to be given on the 9th inst, at Dan
Mrs. Scott A. Turner was called to Louisville
last Tuesday on account of the serious illness OF
her aunt.
The Ladies Merry Circle gave pleasant enter
tainment ON last Thursday evening, at the Rus
Rev. George ID. Loving contempates severing
his connection as pastor In charge OF shiloh Bap-
The Colored State Teachers Institute of Mis-
souri, will meet at Sedalis on the 18th. 30th and
t1st of January, 1885.
The ~ atch Tower is the latest freak" In the
field OF journalism. IL ID edited and published at
Evansville. this State
The Douglass Literary has been indefinitely post
poned on account of revival services being held at
the Vermont Street Church.
The funeral obseouies of Anthony Robinsere, OF
Shepherdsville, were held last Wednesday at 3
p. m. at the Olive Baptist Church.
The funeral services of Mrs. Sarah Tucker were
conducted by Rev. A. Simmons at her late resi-
dence on Linden street on last Tuesday.
Rev. Edward n. Fletcher. of Evansville.
preached an interesting discourse at the Olive
BAPTIST Church on last Sabbath evening.
Hon. p. b. S. Pinchbsck has written a letter to
Hon. James s. Hinton, indorsing the Civil Rights
bill as introduced by Senator Thompson.
The funeral services OF James Edwards were
neld al the DlhcklOro street Onurcn on last we'd
nesdsy, under the auspices OF the q. B. f. 5oci
ETY..
Charles Martin, residing at 275 West New York
street. had his feet badly frozen 0urine the Cold
spell snd amputation is feared on the part OF AIS
friends.
Henry Baker well known resident, died at his
late reside nee on Blake street. The funeral TOOK
place at the family residence on last Thursday
afternoon.
tine Merchant OF Venice was played in good
style by the Shakespeare Society last tuesday
lng a. the residence OF Mrs. BenJam r. Thorn
top on Bright street
The NatcneZ College al Nstchez Miss. an insti-
tu1Hp established for the educatiDn OF the col
ore sople OF the South, was opened on the 5th
lnso me college structure cost $1,000
Rev. William T. Franklin. the new pastor OF
New Bethel Church. preached his Introductory
sermon on last Sunday morning which was well
received on the part of the congregation,