The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

VIM. E. Teal, Of Shelbyville, is at the Denison.
Col. A w. Bond, of Dayton. is at the Denison
House.
w. v. Stuart. of Lafayette, is at the Denison
uIcuse.
Hon. John L. Rupe, of Richmond, is at the
Denison.
Hon. W. R. Mckee, of Terre Haute, is at the
Denison House.
Wellington W.. GUNNER, a prominent lumber
dealer of Cadillac, Mich, is in the city.
Hon. Charles L. Jewett, the late Speaker OF
the late Indiana House of Representatives, who
has grown prematurely gray from the vexations
of craftsmanship, is in the city en- business and
will remain two or three days.
Captain John Baker, a postal. clerk on the In
dianapolis & Peoria road, has been removed,
and James 7. Bowling, the councilman, APP
pointed in his place. Captain Baker is a mem
Der of the G.. A. r., and has been in the postal
service ten years.
A telegram was received from Logansport yes
terday morning by Mr.. S. p. Sheerin, the clerk
of the Supreme Court, announcing the death of
his sister, Miss Alice Jane Sheerin, of consump-
ton. Mr.. Sheerin has gone to Logansport to at
tend the funeral, which will be held tomorrow.
The lecture of DR.. Alabaster, at Meridian
street III. E. Church, tonight, on "Cuba-Its To
Biography, and the Manners and Customs of Its
People," promises to be both interesting and in
struetive DR.. Alabaster's habits of observa-
ton and his methods Of communicating will
contribute greatly to the interest of the occa-
sion.
Mr.. Fred Harper, of Madison, is in the city to
attend the Grand Lodge of I. o. 0. F., which
meets next Wednesday, and to attend the rendi-
ton of the new work of the Rebekah and en-
campment degrees of the order. He is the guest
of his old feiend, Horace PARROT. A large rep
resentative delegation will come up from Madi-
son tomorrow to attend the work of the order.
Hotel Arrivals.
Grand Hotel: Charles E. Lemon, O. P. Clark,
Richmond; j. Clements, Judge G. E. Walker,
Madison; A. H. Brown, Michigan City; David
Marks and wife, Mrs. j. Hyman, Wabash; w.
T. Twighter, Martinsville; FL. j. Remmert,
Fort Wayne; Ezra c. Marvels. Rensselaer,;
John g. Collins, Chicago.
Occidental Hotel; John P. Merrell, Crown
Point; I. b. Patterson, Thorntown; G. E. Eroe,
Aurora, Ill; G.. w. Eroe, Walnut, Ia; w. A.
Kerns, ST. Louis; j. G. Orr, M. D., Cincinnati;
d. H.. Long, Brownstown; A. Wright, Edwards
port; j. (. Calhoun, Owensville; Miss Maggie
Harness, Green Valley; S. B. Redlich, Fort
Wayne; A. D. vanosdel, B. L. Glasson, Madi-
son; B. Fralick and wife, Vincennes; N. p.
White, Knox. P. B. Syders, Rossville; Win A..
Porter, Delphi; Jos. Porter, Camden; Mrs. N.
Bowen, Miss Bradford, Washington, Ind,
Bates House: A. o. Hara, Union City; Chas.
R. Q. Donald Logansport; Hon. Chas; 1.
Jewett. New Albany; Congressman Geo. Ford,
South Bend; Chas. P. Tuley. L.. D.. Rogers and
wife, Bloomington; G. w. Ricketts,, Columbus;
E. 7. Gray, W. T. Miller, John L. Cohen, John
L. Schrum, John A. Crawford, Charlottesville;
N. B. Raglan, Greencastle; James A. Dick, Miss
Dick, Vincennes; Miss Virginia Thompson, Miss
N. G. Thompson, Fl. G. Thompson, Terre Haute;
Miss Maggie Thompson, Rockville; N. 0. Watts,
Madison; B. B. Freeman, E. L. Reynolds, West
vile; 0. p. Clark, Chas. E. Lemon, Richmond;
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