The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. James A. Mills, of North Manchester, is
in the city
Congressman Owen, of Logansport, was in the
city yesterday.
Governor Gray left for Michigan City yester
81 TO visit the northern prison
Mrs Isaac p Gray and Mrs. Pierre Gray have
returned from an extended Eastern trip.
John Lawrie and Charles Duval will leave this
morning on fishing excursion to Turkey lake.
NJ M. Williams celebrated his thirtieth birth
day Yesterday, in quiet way, with number OF
| friends, at home.
Judge Turpie qualified yesterday as United
States district attorney, and entered upon the
duties of his Office.
The ladies of the new Hall-place Church will
give lawn festival in the grove, corner of Ten
nessee and Tenth streets, to night
Mrs. Edey Carol and daughter, of New AL
bany, are In the city. visiting Mrs VIM. Guy,
No. 243 North Pennsylvania street.
Misses Vira Dezell, Volaria Britton. Anna
| Clark and Josephine Leach, of Brightwood, have
gone to Ohio for visit of several weeks.
Prof j. P. Mather, of Warsaw, who is can
didate for the State superintendency, subject to
the Republican State convention. is in the city.
Mrs. Hiram Francisco and granddaughter,
Miss Martha Bright of Writ, o., are the guests
OF Mrs. Alice Echols, No. 2l2 East Vermont
street.
Chairman Huston and Secretary Kitchener of
the Republican State committee, have registered
at the Denison House for the remainder Of the
campaign.
Mr.. E. p. Johnston has retired from the firm
OF Johnston g Bennett, and the business will
hereafter be conducted by S. A. Johnston and
w. Fl. Bennett.
Hon. U. e. Wiley, of Fowler, who is candi-
date for the Republican nomination for Con-
gress in the Ninth district, is in the city stop
ping at the Denison House
a Al.
town, hev Mr.. Rice was appointed to take
charge of the congregation on Oak street, in this
city. in place of Rev. Mr.. Day, who intends 20
return to Ohio.
Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House. G. P. Reed, New York;
Henry Crawford, Chicago; j. w. Daugherty,
Philadelphia: Pa; s. G. Campbell and wife.
Louisville; j. E. Burson. Muncie r. B. F.
Peirce, Charlottesville; S. f. Carter, Fowler.
Occidental Hotel: James D. Strain, Marshall;
o. M. Beall, Rushville; w. NJ Slinker, North
Vernon; Fl. l.. Clark, Shelbyville;iW. D. Taylor,
Terre Haute; George G. Tollen, Richmond; j. M.
Thurston, Hagerstown; Cyrus Woodbury. Union
City, I. r. Wilt Columbus Earl Baker. Koko-
mo; L +. Lawson, Spencer; @. d. Shortle. Gold
smith; F. @. Regan, Lebanon; G. G. Myers,
Washington: e. c. EChenny, Shelbyville; Ell. B.
Hutchings, Lawrenceburg.
Bates House, Daniel Heiskell. Wheeling W.
Va; E. w. Anterior. Sandusky; William b.
Huston. Rensselaer,; 5. j. Carpenter, Clinton,
Ia; George ~ Stone, GAINESVILLE. Wis. Anthony
Watt Connersvile; John Lakin, A. G. Foueh,
Rushvile; A. Wilson, Lafayette Mrs. D. w.
Lee, South Orange, N. j.; E. L. Williams, w.
II. Gregory, Dallas. Tex; E. A. Crennau, Du-
luth; w. e. Terrence. Toledo A. Keys Xenia,
Ind
Grand Hotel: R. H. Wills NJ Borney,
Grown Point; James g. Henley, W. M. Shorners,
Bloomington; John NJ. Beary, Montezuma; B.
O. Shaw, Racine; Eb. Henderson, Martinsville;
j. M. Jones and son, Richmond; John G. Knox,
Hamilton; T. r. Morgan, Alliance; Ed j. Brown
Frankfort; w. Fl. Jacks. Logansport; j. e.
Scobey, Columbus; M. V. Geber Darlington
John II. Crate, Terre Haute; L. II. Stein, New
AlbapE Fl. M. La Toilette, Lebanon.