The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-19
Charlottesville.

Charlottesville.
The Broom Brigade will drill next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Lucy Kanouse will assist in the Metho-
dist Church choir today.
Rev. M. II. Throop, of the Episcopal Church.
conducted a series of meetings during the week
at Upton.
The lawn tennis players desire to have game
with parties at Indianapolis, Lafayette
Louisville.
COL John Lee has been in Washington during
the past week, bent upon having the scalp of
our postmaster.
Dr. j. R. Duncan and wife will leave tomor-
row for a trip through through Iowa and Mis-
souri,, returning by Chicago
Hon; B: W. Hanna and family will start for
| New York about the LIST of August, whence they
will sail for the Argentine Republic
Charles Raymond, of Indianapolis, deputy
| grand president Of the United Order of Honor
was here last week in the interest Of said order
Rev S. Beck, of Terre Haute, formerly pastor
of the Methodist Church here, was July IA
| presented with an ebony gold-headedcane by the
younger members of his church.
| Gen. Lew Wallace and wife are at Quaker
| HILL n. Y, where they will remain until the lat
| ter part of August General Wallace is
gagged upon the leading articles for the Christmas
number of Harpers.
A. A. Hargrave, Of Oroomiah, ASIA formerly
| a student at Wabash College, and then living at
Rockville, is soon to be married to Miss Marion
Moore, an Iowa lady, now a teacher in the mis-
sion school at Salinas, Persia.
A member of the Methodist Church made the
| remark that if water works were put in here, he
would ''sell out and move away" Another of
| the brethren standing near, suggested that he
| go to Waveland, where there was no danger of
| water works for a hundred years.
| Those who were at the Battle ground during
| the past week Mrs. B. L. Ornbaun, Mrs.
| James Brown, Mrs. Sack Mahorney, Mrs. Amos
Southland, Mrs. Sallie Ramsay, Mrs Matte
Martin, Miss bMinnie Ornbaun, Miss Laura
Mahorney, and Frank Mahorney.
| Elder W. D. Owen will preach at the Christian
| Church this morning. This evening he will
| deliver his address on Evolution, in answer to
| Henry Ward Beecher. The evening services
will be held in Centre Church. This is to be
mis- last day here. The sermon will he printed
! in the Journal Of Monday.
| Marriage licenses for the past week: III D.
Vancleve and Mary A. Tiffany; Paul H. Shaw
| yer and Fannie Fucher; John W. Potter and
Jennie Perry; John S. Courtney and Fife M.
Lafollette.
The sick: Mrs Henry Miller is able to be up
Elias Brown is again able to work. Frank Davis,
| the boy who was stabbed last week is rapidly
recovering. Maudie Wright, young daughter
of John Wright, has pneumonia and who0ping
cough.
Deaths: A small child of Frank Martin, on
Tuesday. Mrs, Gray, IN elderly lady, on Thurs
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of the city marshal and for years was principal
of the Covington schools. His remains will be
| taken TO Covington tomorrow for burial.
| Social events: Mrs Harriet Campbell cee-
brated her hfty-eighth birthday last Saturday
| evening by tea party. Frank Bennett was
| married on Wednesday morning at Bloomington.
| H., and arrived here in the afternoon. Miss
| Kate Dollar entertained a number of her friends
| on Tuesday evening at the residence of DR.. +. Il.
Montague.
| Returned Visitors--,Jim johnson, from Mon
| tana; the mother of Rev. S. B. Town to Wabash.
| on Tuesday; Will Beatty, from Kansas; Mrs. A.
| b. Anderson and Miss Mary Campbell from In
| dianapolis; w. 3. Walls, from Sandusky O.;
| Mrs Fred Manson, from Greencastle; Mrs A. F.
| Ramsey, from New Castle, on Thursday; Miss
Ida Hall, on Thursday. to DaLyil!e, ILL.,; Miss
Adelia Cox, from ldanapolis.
Visitors during the past week: Mrs Kate
| Christ of Bloomington, at her sisters Mrs.
David Woodward; Miss Mary Heaton, of Wash
| ington d. c., at Grandma Heatons; Mrs. Rose
| Fouts of Indianapolis, over Sunday at her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hardee; C. S. Ems
| minger, of Coidwater, Mich; Miss Ida Moran.
| of Cloverdale with the Misses Larkens; George
G. Coons, of New York city, on Thursday; c. II.
Gwynn, of the Covngton PEOPLES Friend on
Tuesday; Mrs Dora Groves of Terre Haute at
DR.. j. r. Duncan's; w. 2. Binford, of Thorn
| town.
Our People Abroad-A1iss Laura vanhook is
| in Indianapolis. Mrs. c. NJ. Crawford is in Min
Weapons, mimi Ut D. A Ensmlnger has gone
| to Whitlock to reside John Nicholson attended
at the national Photographers convention in
| Cleveland, O., last week. J. NJ. Keeney is en-
| joyng the breezes of Lake Erie Mrs Clara
| Shipp and Miss Ida Bryant are in Alamo Miss
Laura Miller is at Linden. Mrs. Mary Watson
| is in Frankfort, visiting her son Will. w H.
| Durham and wife are at Cameron Springs Miss
| Lucy Henkle is at Rockville, the guest of Miss
Carrie Alexander o. NJ. Lacey is at Mobiles
| VILE J. j. 1nsey and wife are at Benton Har-
| Dor. Mrs. A. W. Binford and daughter Bessie
are in Wisconsin. Mrs c. A. Miller and babe
| are at Nashville, Ill. Nate Miller and family
are in Attica. Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Joel are at
Monmouth, III. Harvey Tinsey is in Cincin-
natl Miss Mary II, Krout is at Geneva Lake.
| Wis, visiting Mrs. Harbert Prof Z. H. Lewis
| is in Chicago Mrs. p r. Simpson is at Indian
| apolis, visiting sister. Mrs. John NJ. Butler