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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19
Society.

Miss Edith Fountain will give luncheon to-mor-
row afternoon in honor of Mrs. Co., of Denver
formerly of this city.
The wedding of Mr.. Campbell and Miss Laura
Walker win take place on the 21st inst. at the resi-
dence of the bride parents
A picnic given on Monday. at Brooklyn Heights,
consisting of Misses Margaret Butler Mary Apple
gate Zee Beatty. Mr. Henry Fraser Mr.. Harry Bennett
and Mr.. Jos. Sharpe.
Mrs. J. w. Holcombe gave delightful tea party last
evening to few friends. The company very con-
Miss Butler, Miss Barry, Miss McOuat and Miss
Shipp were of the number.
A new club is to be organized soon for this winter
by the young society people and the young married
people The hostess is to select her own style of en-
INSTRUMENTATION musical or literary, tableaux,
charades, cards, dancing, any other form.
charity german will be given tomorrow evening
ut Miss Margaret Buffers. North Delaware street
vors nickles or dimes The proceeds for the bene
fit of the Charity kindergarten and Childrens Aid So
ciety
The gun, chewing mania is not confined to theladies
and misses at least not in this CITY, In one OF the
prominent railroad Offices all the gentlemen who used
tobacco ''swore offs on the same day, and took TO
chewing tolu which they purchase by the box, and
visit to the office will End them all industriously keep
Ind the agreement.
The first of a series of weekly conversations in
French. led by Professor Jaiilet, given at the
Classical School residence Friday evening These will
] e sse and are to the
The school opened with 1872 pupils on Monday, an
suspicious beginning.
The ladies of the Flower Mission have decided to
give another fair this year. The character of the
tertainment has not been definitely decided yet but
something novel and attractive is being talked of. It
will probably be held at Tomnson Hall the first week
in November The monetary suppors of the society,
which has always been considerable, is smaller
than before the efforts of the ladies should
be generously rewarded.
Not few of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
LAWS 334 North Illinois straet came In upon
them last night bearing presents. The occasion was
that Of the twenty anniversary of their marriage
The venerable gentleman and his good wife were
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Mahlon G. Thompson, of South Noble street yester-
day fled divorce complaint, setting forth several
grievances on account of his wife's conduct. They
were married in 1857 but he charges that her I'M
governable temper led to many domestic broils. In
the hope that change of scene would improve her
conduct he took her to Huntsville Ala in 1869, but
they not in that city long before he discovered
several intrigues on her part. They separated and
were reunited several times but final separation
occurred in 1875. He charges that occasion
she held him while their son Frank stabbed him. On
account of this wound he confined to bed several
rnonths.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Review Of the week.


With the return of the mary who have been
absent from the city for longer or shorter rec
reation, social events are naturally more num-
erous. With the old phrase. THE last is the
best each declares the season has been the most
delightful ever spent, and all are looking for
ward to pleasant winter socially. The city is
TO be eplivened by the presence of
large number of young lady visitors
and their presence will create round of teas,
lunches, germans and card parties, interspersed
wiki several new forms of entertainments With
the popularization of athletic and outdoor
sports, a number of nutting pcnics are already
planned, to be given at "the opening of the
chestnut burr" The list of fashionable
weddings does not promise to be
as long as usual, although there are to be
several quiet marriages among well-known
society young people. A greater interest in
musical and literary clubs is being evinced.
and, with another fashionable within, nearly
every young lady has entered some literature
class where papers are presented, which, judging
from society small talk, the young LADIES'
would be thought utterly incapable of
writing, but which, nevertheless come from their
pens. The past week was marked by the num-
Der of pleasant home weddings. For the com
ing week there will be the charity german to-
morrow night at Miss Margaret Buffers; Miss
Edith Fountain will give luncheon tomorrow
in honor of Mrs. Chas Coe, Of Denver, and on
Wednesday evening Mrs. Anna Fleming will be
given benefit at Plymouth Church.
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enjoyable Several of those presents came from a
distance, about dozen guests being from Lawrence
burg and smaller number from Greeneastle. The
daughters of the family, who. usual. were In the
secret, had managed to provide suitable repast for
the unexpected guests.
The Athletic Club park is open to ladies. A
tennis tournament will be given soon, with Frank
West and Will Kirk side, against John CHS
lett and Will Elliott. All the gentlemen greatly
devoted to the game and by constant practice re-
markaby good players.
Mrs. W. c. Grub gave progressive euchre party
on Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles Coe.
The lady whom the guests to meet however
was unavoidably detained. Mrs. Grubb made the aft
ernoon one of pleasure and after the contest deli
cious refreshments served. The prizes were of
yapanese ware and were won by Mrs. Brecourt, Mrs
Drew, Mrs. DeVay and Mrs. l. N. Pattison. They
consisted of two plates, with cups and saucers to
match, and two pitchers. Among the guests were
Coffin, Heryey Bates. ir., W. j. Richards Harry
Drew, J. L. Fugate. James Fletcher. A. J. Halford j.
R.Carnahan, j. N. Rogers, Chauncey Turner Phillips.
w. j. Cathie, /. N Pattison, w. W. Herod Miss COT
fin, Miss Fountain, Miss Vance and others.
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The Indiana Historical Society met last evening at
Supreme Court room No. 2 the attendance being
nearly double that at any of its former meetings.
Applicants for membership elected as follows;
Prof. Cyrus Hodgns and Prof. j. N. Study, of Rich
mond John lowering Of Lafayette Judge John Hol
Frank H. lowering, W. J. Craig. 9. c.
Matthews, ex-Gov A. G. Porter, Geo. Porter, and A.
L. Roache, jr., of Indianapolis. The executive COM
mittee reported that Judge Thos. NJ. Cooley of Mich
gan had consented to address the society its pub
lie meeting in January next. The committee was
directed to fix tine date and make the necessary ar
rangements for the meeting. General Coburn read
entertaining paper on the life and Character Of
John B. Dillon" subject for which ne specially
adapted by his long and intimate acquaintance with
the foremost historian of Indiana It was received
with hearty applause, and unanimous request was
made for its publication. which win be complied with
at an early date 1t will form the second pamphlet in
the society s historical series.
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Paris, Ill.

Mrs Heinly. of Danyille, visited relatives in this
city last week. Mr.. G. O. Chestnut and wife have
returned from visit at Cincinnati. Miss Canunie
Augustus is attending school at Lexington. Ky.
visit in Kansas City. :. Mr.. Wet Judson and wife
of Ltchfed. Ill., visiting relatives in this city
Rev T. E. Boyer, of Eureka H., is visiting his
brother, J. s. Boyer. in this city. Mrs Goodman,
of Terre Haute is visiting her daughter in this city,
Mrs A. L. Walker has gone to Louisville, H..
where her husband has recently bought mill. Miss
Bertha Whalen has returned to her home in Cherry
vale Kan. :. Miss Fannie Hill is in Cincinnati.
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Miss Myrtle Shackelford, of West Main street en-
tertsned number of friends on last Monday evening
Miss Lille Wilson gave very pleasant social to
her young friends Wednesday evening. :. David
Harshbarger has presented his daughter the piano
that took first premium at the Charlottesville fair
Mr.. L. n Scott and Mrs Bette Hamilton of Frank
lin county, visiting their brother Hon. A. M. Scott
-. Miss Cora Burnham, of London, o. is visiting
Misses Eva and Clara Miller Miss Lide Batchelder
of Greencastle, who has been spending part of the
here, and from whom several young ladies of
this place have been taking lessons in oil painting
had fine display of art work at the Charlottesville
many Ladoga friends. Misses Hattie and Florence
Kyle have returned from months visit with the fam
lily of Prof. J, Ii. Woodruff at Minneapolis MINI.
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Wabash.

Mrs: Frank P: Wilson is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Fort Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Lon Fougeres,
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dicken, VIII H. Stephenson,
Sig. Bach Morland Gardner, Mrs. Joseph w. Busick,
and Mrs. William Launders were of the party
which left for Boston yesterday. They ex.
pect to return in ten days Mr. John Dingle.
of Lafayette and Miss BERTHE Hutton, q
wellknown society lady of this city quietly mar.
ried on Thursday morning, at the residence of the
brides father, Mr.. G. e. Hutton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dingle left the same day for Lafayette where they
win make their home. Miss Nettie Collins. of Chi
eago has returned home after pleasant visit with
friends here Mr.. and Mrs. Geo: King, accompanied
by their daughter Nellie. have gone to De-
trOit, Cleveland and Toledo :. Miss Anna
Hening is visiting relatives in Chicago.
Miss Mamie McCrea has gone to indianapolis to
enter the classical school for girls Mrs Macy Good
has just returned from six-weeks' sojourn at St.
Joseph, Mich, Miss Flo Rutherford, Of Richmond,
Ind is in the city. the guest of Mr. and Mrs Nelson
Zegler. Mrs. Ed Philips, of Decatur, Ind,
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. Jim Darlington. -.
Misses Bessie Keys and Emma Daugherty let Tues
day for Glendale, where they will attend the female
seminary Miss Mabel DePuy has just returned
from Grand Rapids. Mich. where she has been visit
ing friends during the past Mrs Charles
McLan, of Fort Wayne, is visiting friends and rea-
tives here.
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Danville.

Miss Belle Conrad has returned from a visit In Ken
lucky. Mrs N. 7. Hadley is the guest of her sons
Frank and Otis in Kansas City, Mo. Miss Mollie
Downward is spending the week among friends Mrs.
Lieut. j. W. Stewart and family, of Washington. D.
O., are here for months visit with c. w. Stewart.
-. Mr.. and Mrs Dan Tucker at home again after
short stay with Kentucky friends Misses Laura
wood, of Southport this week Miss Jennie Darnall
will spend the winter with her sister in ST. Louis
Miss BERTHE Conarroe OF Brownsburg. has been visit
rg Mrs. Abe Douglass for two weeks Miss Ida
Hargrave left Monday for Fair field, ILL.,. where she
will be employed in school work for year. Some
fifteen couples entertained in excellent style by
Will Hammond Tuesday evening
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The Virgin Salt Company, Of New Haven,
Conn, TO introduce Virgin Salt into every fam
lily, are making this grand offer: A crazy
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Shelbyville.

Miss Gertie Blessing leaves for Chicago on Tuesday
to visit her sister Mrs. Edward Beeks Mrs. George
Dunn and Mrs. a. s. Byers went to Rushville Friday
to attend the Fair Mr.. and Mrs Charles Morrison
tnee Cordia Haehl) have returned from Europe, and
will go to housekeeping South Harrison street -.
Miss Ella Mayhem, of Chicago is the guest of Miss
Amanda Mayhem of West Broadway street. :. The
kensington Club met at the residence of Mrs. Will
Major on West Broadway, yesterday afternoon for
organization. Miss Ella Dougherty is attending
Classical school at Indianapolis Mr.. S. B. Morris,
wife and daughter, Miss Florence, will attend the
Knight Templar conclave at st. Louis next week
Miss Lizzie Dobe who has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Adde Dobe, for the past summer, has returned
to her home III San Francisco Cal. Mrs. j. r.
Clayton is visiting friends in Cincinnati Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Skinner. of Lexington, KY. visit
ing Mrs. NJ. B. Skinner on East Broadway street
Miss Laura Zegler, of Greensburg who has been the
guest of Miss Emma Senour. has returned home
Misses Nellie and Katie Letters attending the Gin
cinnati exposition. - Miss Mamie Montgomery,
who has been visiting Miss Junie Elliott,
left Tuesday to visit friends in Kentucky Miss
Mary Conrey entertained few friends on Wednesday
evening in honor of her guest Miss Erwin of Green
castle, Miss May Howard the talented actress, of
this city has gone East. Miss Kate Dunn left for
Jackson. Tenn, Tuesday evening to spend the
winter with her aunt Mrs Will Dunn. Miss Mollie
Landers who has been visiting Miss Lulu Glessner,
has returned to her home in indianapolis.
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Brightwood News.

Joseph James has purchased the fine residence of
Philip Magei.
Patrick Moriarity last week drew 200 of pension
arrearages allowed him.
The young folks at the Union Chapel win give an
entertainment on Tuesday evening, Sept. %.
Mrs. William Simpson took the red ribbon on o
Crochet quilt she has been working for two years
at the Lawrence fair.
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Peru.

Miss Jessie Bigelow of indianapolis. who was the
has returned home Miss Pattie Shook left Tuesday
evening for Granville, o.. where she will attend col
lee Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Foup tame. of Chicago.
visiting the Bearss family at Ridgeview. "A. N.
Dukes and wife returned on Tuesday evening from an
extended visit to friends in Minnesota Frank Del
bert and wife spending few days ct Detroit.
Julius Falk and wife are visiting friends in Owens
boro KY. Misses Flo Gilbert and Emma Mitchell
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GreonSburg.

The wife and daughter of City Treasurer s. T. Rod,
gers are visiting at Charleston, H.. Miss Sophia
Tanner has gone to Oxford. o. James Trmble and
wife enjoying visit to the home of their youth at
Marion, Va. Licensed to marry during the week:
George W. Skinner and Martha A. Camden: Lewis
G. Lemasters and Lizzie D. Bruce; William Ryan and
Nina Seton. Mrs James NJ. Woodill has returned
from a visit at Muncie Ind.
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Nashville.

W. @. Bell and family of Memphis, Tenn. have
been among friends here for several days. .Rola
Sale Parsons is visiting relatives in Chicago Mrs.
Z. K Clapp, of Des Moines. Ia. is visiting her
mother Mrs. Sarah Hackleman. Miss Anna Butler,
OF Louisville, KY is visiting the family
of 4. T. Conover. Miss Pearl Thomas,
Of Connersville. is among relatives here. =.
Hooker Wilson both bicycle races at the fair
Mrs. Rena Woodcock, of Franklin, is visiting
here: Miss Edith Gordon of Metamora is the guest
Of Miss Cora Smith. Miss Nora Welborn, of
knightstown, is visiting Miss May Howard
Miss Ina Crago, of Knghtstown,
is visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity
Miss Josie Watson of Indianapolis. is the guest of
friends and relatives here Hon j. ]. Spann and
family started pleasure trip to st. Louis yester-
day :. Rev. Frazier has resigned his charge in the
United Presbyterian Church here account of sick
ness in his family
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New Palestine.

Thomas G.. Short and wife spent the past week in
Cincinnati. =. Miss Myrtle Schneider attended the
Martens Stumph wedding on Wednesday evening last
On Wednesday Miss Emma Freeman, popular young
lady of New Palestine and G. NJ. Jackson of Green.
field. were married at the home of the bride. Rov.
Moor officiating.
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returned on Thursday from an extended visit to
friends In Michigan. They report most delightful
trip
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received q
- the office Of the clerk Of the Board Of I'd.
rcation Of Penn township, in Highland county,
Ohio, until twelve olock q noon, on the 18th
day Of April, A. D. 1885, for building . school
house on the lot situated In joint Sub-distriot
No. 2, IN said township, according 10 the plans
and specifications on Ale In said nee.
Each lid must contain the name Of every
person interested In the same, snd b Accom-
panied BY sumo lent guaranty Of some diem.
terested person, that, II the bid 10 accepted, Q
contract will be entered into and the perform
ance Of II properly secured. The bid for each
kind OF material called for BY the specifications
must be stated separately, and the price of
each given, and the price Of labor must also
be separately stated. ,t
None but tie lowest responsible bid win be
accepted, and the board may reject all bids,
Also. ssid Board Of Educstion Offer for sale
the old brick schoot.huuse now located on said
lot, for which sealed bids will be received and
opened at the time Of opening bids for the
building II the tnew house. 9dq NJ
4 Ths purchaser u required 10 pay for sths
same before removing any part Of h. anA must
b removed, together with oil rubbish there
from by September 1st, 1885. .,.t' a
BY order Of the Board Of Eduoation,
WV. WEST, Clerk.
March sth. A. D.1ss6 '7i't 's.n'.. ~
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Sale of a Bond.

CEALED PROPOSALS for the sale of one
- bond, Of the denomination of $500, Of the
Careytown Extension Free Turnpike, No, 81,
will be received at the Office Of the County
Auditor in Hillsboro, Ohio, until Thursday,
the 18th day Of April, 1886, ut / o'clock o. m.
Said bond is dated the 18th day Of April 1885,
and bears interest at the rate Of six per cent,
payable semi-annually, and 10 issued BY author.
ity Of Section 4808 Of the Revised Statutes OF
Ohio for 1880, page ITS, and acts amendstory
thereto, and Is described as follows:
No. for $2OO, and having coupons attached
as follows:
No. 1 for o. 80, due LIST September, 1886.
No. 2 for 90, due LIST March, 1857.
No. 8 for 90, due 1st Sept, 1887
No. 4 for 90, due 1st March, 1888.
No. for 6 90, due LIST Sept, 1888, and six
months interest due with bond Hrst day March
1889.
Said bond will be sold to the highest bidder,
and for not less than the face thereof, with
any interest that may have accrued thereon,
and the privilege is hereby reserved of reject
ing any or all bids.
SAMUEL ]. Polk,
CHARLES T. EDWARDS,
JAMES H. HussEY,
Commissioners OF the Carey town Extension
Free Turnpike, No. 81. mch24-St
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Notice to Contractors.

GEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received q
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ucation Of Union township, Highland county.
Ohio, until twelve O'Clock at noon on the 10Th
on on' The ot situated IN sub. Bistrics aoS No oi
said township, according TO the plsns and
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may reject all bids.
By order of the Board Of Education.
NJ N. RANKINs, Clerk.
WnLH111sIILE O.. March 10 1885. l7-6
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TIME BoarS of School Examinerso Of Highland
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