The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-06
PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.
Charlottesville.
Our fair begins tomorrow.

Our fair begins tomorrow.
Wabash College commences on Wednesday.
''No Christian will attend the races" said Rev.
L. Y. Hays.
E. Cain and family have moved here from
Danville, III.
Miss Mary Hovey's select school for girls will
begin Sept. IA.
The ladies' synodica meeting will oe held here
on Oct. IA and 10
The new minister at the A. M. E. Church is
Rev Martin Coleman.
The Dannis subscription paper is in the hands
of James Green for collection.
Van Sickle will move his Washington street
jewelry store to Rockville soon.
DR.. Culver has come here from Whitesville
and left that place without physician.
Misses Ora Kennedy, Mamie White and Kate
Fisher are attending school and Danville, Ind.
Rev. J. w. Green and Rev S. B. Town are
attending the annual conference at Valparaiso
Wells LeFevre of Chicago, and Miss Title
LaFlesh will be married in this city next Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mary Watson will move to Huron, D. T..
about Sept 10, and will reside with her son
Robert
Professor J. NJ Coulter, of Wabash College,
has been chosen chairman of the botanical club
of the National Scientific Association.
Miss Mary H. Krout left last evening for
Peoria. III where she enters upon her duties
on the Saturday Evening Call tomorrow
This city has eleven churches, with about $50
members each on an average, and over thirty
saloons, with probably thousand callers every
day.
Sunday Courier will be a morning daily next
week, and SO will the Daily Argus News. 1t is
probable that the Courier will continue as daily
hereafter
At the churches today: No service at the
Methodist; usual services at Center, First Pres
byteran. Baptist and Episcopal; no service at
the Christian Church.
The people of the First Presbyterian Church
gave their pastor, Rev. w. S. Pryse, surprise
party on Thursday night, ana left many yalua-
bic and useful presents.
p P. Thomas, who graduated from Wabash
College last June. was married last Sunday, at
Albion, N. Y, to Mrs. Elsie Batcheldor a
teacher in our city schools They will reside at
Newport.
Our people away: Mrs III. S. Lane Misses
Eva Mien and Katie Elston, at Quaker Hill, N.
Y, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gen. Lew Wallace;
George Graham and wife, in Ladoga on Wednes-
day; Miss Lou Hiatt, at Lafayette; Miss Clara
Crawford, in Wisconsin; Mrs S, L. Ensminger.
in Rensselaer,; Miss Row Ropp attending school
at Notre Dame; Misses Mabel and Jessie Van
Sickle in Louisville, KY; 0. A. Smith and E.
W. Brown have entered the Northwestern
Theological Seminary at Chicago; Mrs. Theodore
McMechan and daughter, in Urbana ILL.,; Mrs.
Tom Bell, at Waveland; Slant Keevev in Roch-
ESTER Douglass Griffith, at Louisville; Mrs. A.
d. Willis and daughter, in st. Louis; Miss Mary
Foote, at Rockville
Returned visitors Miss Mary II. Krout, last
Friday, from Covington, KY. Miss Kate Noe, to
Greencastle; n. NJ. Scott from Riverside; Miss
Dora Campbell to Dayton o.; A. P. Luse. from
Chicago: }. B. Pence and wife, from Harbor
Point Mich; Ike Go ldsberry, from California;
d. W. Doty, from Pennsylvania; Miss Mary
Grubb, from Ladoga: Mrs. Ella Wynn, from
the West. on Monday; DR.. FL. Ristine and wife,
from Cedar Rapids, Ia. SQUIRE Smith, from
Cincinnati; r. S. Thomson, from Chicago; o. f.
Stafford to Chicago; Miss Nellie Brown, from
Cha-evoix, Mich; Misses Stella Humes and
Clara Williams, to Terre Haute; Prof. III. @.
McLain, from Kendall H.; Prof. T. III. Dunn,
from Island Park; e. M. Henkle, from southern
Indiana; Mrs. Frank Snyder, from Huron, Mich.
The weeks visitors: Mrs. B. James, of Gin.
cinnati, at j. r. Bonnell's; Mrs. H. W. Green,
of Indianapolis, at Mrs. Fred Sheets; Miss
Hattie Joshn, of Greencastle, at N. S. Josins;
Miss Dowden and the Misses McFeeley, of
Bloomington. at Ida Thatcher's; Miss Fannie
McCracken, of Paxton, Ills, with her sister,
Mrs. n. l.. Thompson; Miss Laura Kelley, of
Greencaste, at NJ M. Bruners Mrs. Richard
Neptune, Thorntown, at l.. j. Cahoon's j. j.
Scott, of Nashville, Tenn; Mrs Stevenson, of
Rochester, at j. A. Booes; Charley McCabe, of
Covington, on Thursday; Mrs. Ella Buntery of
Indianapolis, at G. w. Aliens; Miss Amelia
Johns, of Danville H. at j. r. Hollingsworths;
Eugene Asnby, of Ladoga, on Friday Mrs Anna
King, OF Wyandotte, Kan. Misses Gertie and
Grace Barnes. of Lafayette.