The Indianapolis journal., 1885-07-05
Muncie.


Mrs. Steve Streeter is visiting her parents at
Dayton, o.
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Rose are visiting relatives
at Brookville.
Miss Maud Ardery is the guest of friends at
Greensburg Ind.
Mrs. Charles Garst and Miss Emma Hawking
are visiting friends at Indianapolis.
Miss Josie Steele. of Jerseyville, ILL.,, is in the
city. the guest OF Mrs. Thad A. Neely.
Mrs. Samuel Gayman has been the guest of
friends at Indianapolis during the week past.
Hon. w. H, Calkins, of Indianapolis, was in
the city on Friday attending to legal business
Mrs. Charles Bechtel and daughter, Miss Allie,
spent the Fourth with friends at Indianapolis
Miss Nettie Youse spent the Fourth and sew
eral days preceding with friends at Indianapolis.
Miss Mollie Bender, of Danville, was in the
city yesterday the guest of her brother Mrs. G..
l.. Bender.
Miss Dora Cromer of Cross Roads. spent the
week in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. j.
0. Lambert.
The German Singing Society held their an
nual picnic at Zollers's grove, southwest of the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Silas Covalt entertained the Baptist
Church social at her pleasant home. on East
buckley street. Thursday evening.
Mrs Sue Maddy went to Bloomington H., on
Friday to visit her friend, Mrs. Haywood, with
whom she will remain several days.
Mrs. McRae, of Marion, accompanied by Miss
Mamie Moore, Of this city, has gone to Boston,
Mass, to remain during the summer
Prof. w. r. Snyder and family are visiting
with friends at Gettysburg Penn. They will not
return until about the first of August
Prof John NJ Bloss and family left, on Fri
day, for New Philadelphia, and will be gone
several weeks, visiting friends in the southern
part of the State.
The Muncie Water works Company expect to
complete their works so that water may be sup
piled to the city and other consumers by the
middle of the coming week.
Miss Louise Winton entertained large num-
Der Of her young friends at social dance at the
paatial residence of her parents, on Wednesday
evening. a delightful time was had
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church met with Mrs Geo A
Little, on Friday evening and discussed mission
Work Among the North American Indians"
Mrs. Mat Klein. who has been in the city dur
ing the week, the guest of friends, returned to
her home at Crawfordsville on Friday accom-
panied by her sister -in-iaw Mrs. IL G. Klein.
Mrs. AL Wilkinson, in honor of her young
friends, Misses Young and Greer, of Oxford O. i,
gave euchre party. Wednesday, which was at
tended and enjoyed by many of Muncies young
people
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles A Ramsey went to
winchester yesterday. from whence. after n Few
days visit, they will go to Richmond where
they will remain for some time the guest Of
friends.
The U. d. Camp No II. T. O. o. F.. of Nun
Gle, has employed tine When band, of Indianapo-
lis, to play for them on the 23d inst. the occa-
sion of the laying of the corner stone of the new
courthouse.
Rev. George Little has returned home from
Marietta, o., where he attended commencement
exercises of his alma mater He will conduct
divine services at the Presbyterian Church this
morning and evening.
A large number of our people attended the
farmers picnic at Judge Buckles's farm near
this city yesterday. There were a large number
of farmers present, representing every township
in the county and splendid day was had.
Miss Nettie Leon, who has been visiting
friends at indianapolis, returned home on
Thursday evening accompanied by Miss Cohen,
who is visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs