The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Editor Pierce, of the Winchester Herald, was
In the city yesterday.
M. w. Pershing, editor of the Upton Advocate,
was in the city yesterday.
Harry Craft has returned from tour through
Colorado and New Mexico
Edgar M. Baldwin, editor of the Fairmont
News, was in the city yesterday.
Scion L. Goode has taken service with the
business department of the Journal
S. E. Morss. former Indiana journalist, but
at present an editorial writer on the Chicago
Times, is in the city.
Mrs T. E. Boyd and daughter Miss Aura OF
Noblesville, are guests of Mrs DR.. Pettijohn,
No 232 Blake street.
Mrs Maggie Brooks, of Louisville, is visiting
friends in the city, and will leave with Mrs. Ed
Thomas to morrow for the Lake Superior region.
S. L. King of the recently dissolved firm of
King & Elder. yesterday left for Grand Rapids.
where he will engage in the furniture manufact-
uring business.
Springs. N. NJ, formerly of this city, will visit
his brother, Dr. O. B. Pettijohn, in September,
on his way to Scotland.
Mr.. Lutte Smith. who has for sometime been
the night operator of the Associated Press at
this point, has gone to Chicago. where he has &C
cepted position as telegraph operator for the
Tribune. for that city.
stopping at the Denison House are Chairman
Huston and Secretary Kitchener, of the State
committee; Robert Graham of Noblesville: r.
B. F. PIERCE, of Charlottesville, and Eugene
Bundy, of New Castle.
Western Christian Advocate: Dr. Goblin, of
DePauw University, has declined the presidency
of Simpson College, Indianola Ia. The Doctor
has been influenced in his decision largely by
the fact that Mrs. Gobin's health is so poor that
the fatigue of a long move would be perilous
David S. Whitaker, of Greene county candi-
date for the clerkship of the Supreme Court, is
in the city. Mr.. Whitaker is very ardent Re-
publican. and his popularity has been thoroughly
demonstrated by the result of two elections.
when he was the candidate Of his party for clerk
Of Greene county.
Bishop E. B. Kephart, of Toledo Ia, who is
en- route to Morristown, Ind, to preside at the
session of the White-river Conference of the
United Brethren Church, stopped in the city
yesterday, and last evening preached forcible
and interesting sermon to large congregation
at the United Brethren Church, on Oak street.
Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House: E. e. Law, n NJ. Goodlett
Evansville; T. p. Davis, Noblesville; A. L.
Kumler, Lafayette; s. N. Yeoman, Washington
c. H.. o.. James Emison, r. T. Purcell, Fred
Hall, O. G. Mathesie, N. f. Malott, r. B. Pat
terson, A. NJ. YeIton, G. r. Alsop, j. 7. Good
man, Vincennes; Miles Murphy. John NJ. Wal
lace II. G. Hamaker, Marion; w. @. Winstan-
ley, Bedfordl Henry Crawford Chicago; W. A.
Martin. E. Fl Scott, I. D. Bowen, Ed Smith,
LaPorte; John g. Scherb, Staunton, Charles
Major, Shelbyville; E. B. Hutchinson, Rich
mond; E. Fl. Nebeker. Covington; D. F. Long,
4. D. Long, Columbus. Ind. B. r. Corwin,
Leonard Crawley. Greencastle; j. d. Sampson,
Bloomington, Ind; W. K. Smith, Union City;
John /. Ollie, Huntington; r. FL Lsey, Nash
vile, Tenn; John 3. Cannady. Amos T. Davis,
Anderson.