The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-26

their sons While and Charley They go with the
intentioH of making Kansas City their permanent
home
Senator Voorhees, wife and daughter win reach the
Icty on Monday noon, coming direct from Washing.
ton They viii stop at the Grand Hotel while here.
Mr.. Myron Dickson and family have gone to De
troit to reside and his home North Meridian street
is occupied by Mr. Craig and family of the Sentinel
Warden James Murdoch and wife, of Michigan
City, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Gull
len, of North Meridian street. returned home yester
day.
Misses Fannie Tinney and Nav Moffett who have
been guests of relatives and friends in this city for
several days. returned to their homes in Richmond
last Thursday.
Mrs Harry Adams, Mrs. Harry Drew Mrs W. o.
De Way and Mrs. T. s. Hacker have returned from
St Louis, where they went to attend the knight
Templar conclave.
Mrs. M. e. Zurich and daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Winterowd, are in Cincinnati attending the Expos
ton. They guests of Mrs Eurich's uncle Mr..
Adophus Carnes, on West Seventh street.
FL. G. Stiles agent of the c.. H. & D.. and family:
P. A. Linn, of Wabash. and wife; Mrs. G. Stone and
Mrs Dr. Sutclfe, who have been attending the expo
sition at Cincinnati, returned last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. lowering and Mr. and Mrs.
Chas Meigs, jr win go to New Albany on Thursday,
to attend the State convention of the Y. NJ. c. A
Mrs lowering will assist in the exercises vocally
Mr.. Jesse d. Carmichael one of the Oldest residents
and business men of Indianapolis has disposed of his
interests in this city and with his family, will leave
next week for Greene county to engage in farming.
Mr.. Leslie P Farmer, New England passenger agent
OF the Pennsylvania road panied his family to
this city where they will remain for several weeks
visiting relatives Mr.. Farmer returns TO Boston
Monday.
Miss Minnie Gates will leave on Saturday for New
York city. where she will spend the winter with her
friend Miss Cutler of Boston at Miss Browns school,
on Fifth avenue The young ladies viii pursue
special courses of study.
Mr.. A. d. Lynch and family viii go to Washington,
ID. c., for permanent residence soon. Church. bust
ness and social circles will lose two of their most
prominent members in the removal which is sincerely
regretted by their hosts of friends
The Oxford Female College, at Oxford, O., is SO
crowded with pupils that the President, Rev. DR.
Walker, has been compelled vacate two literary
society halls and several practicerooms and convert
them into bedrooms. Mrs. Senator Harrison and
other prominent ladies of Indiana graduates
OF that famous Old college.
Mr.. ]. A. Randall of this city, was elected CORE
spending secretary of the National Brickmakers As
ISOLATION, at the reunion in Cincinnati last week. The
Times-Star says: II A. Randall, the corresponding
secretary, is exceptionally bright and intelligent
gentleman. He is editor of trades journal at Indi
annapolis"
Items from the National Brickmakers Association
at Cincinnati: j. c. Adams, of Indianapolis, is very
pleasant gentleman. and one of the largest manufact
present. Hon J. J. w. Bilngsley of Indian
apols editor of the Drainage Journal read of the
ton. He is one of the best speakers on the floor
Dr. r. t. Browns able paper is said by the members
to be of the most valuable acquisitions to clay
working literature in existence. 1t will be published
in full in the Clay-Worker of indianapolis, the lead
ing journal oil the kind in the world