The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

James Med. Hays. of Greencastle visited the
city yesterday.
Prof. n. A. Goblin. of Greancastle, was in the
city yesterday.
Capt. W. Dewitt Wallace, Of Lafayette, was
IL the city yesterday.
Harry s. Hicks is visiting the family Of E. H.
Nebeker, at Covington.
Hon. John III. Jay, of Portland, was in the city
yesterday on legal business
Mrs. f. FL. lowering has returned from 9
three weeks visit to Lafayette.
| Col r. S. Robertson. of Fort Wayne, is in the
| city stopping at the Denison House.
| Samuel Hargrave of Marion, a member of the
| State Board of Agriculture, is in the city.
Charles f. Copeland, late of Edinburg, has
taken service with D. ]. Sullivan & Co.. of this
| city.
Mrs Dennis, wife of Professor Dennis, of
Earlham College, is in the city on a visit to
| friends
| Prof. John Collett left yesterday for Buffalo
to attend the meeting Of the American Aslocia-
| ton of Science
| Rev. W. W. Lampert, of the Michigan con-
ference, is visiting his brother, Rev. A. w. Lam
| pert, on Broadway.
| The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Mcdonald will
take place this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the
residence of Senator Mcdonald.
| Gen. Lew Wallace was in the city yesterday,
| en- route to Duchess county, New York, where
he will spend the remainder of the summer.
| David e. BEEN, of Spencer candidate for the
| Republican nomination for State Treasurer. is
in the city, and is guest of the Denison House.
| Will E. English and E. NJ Dasher left yester-
| day for New York, where Mr. Dasher will Join
| Gus Williams's company, Of which he will be the
/ business manager next season.
| B. X. Bruce, the distinguished colored South
eFner, and former register of the United States
| Treasury, was in the city. en- route to Muncie,
where he delivered lecture last evening.
Judge Cooley formerly Judge of the Michi-
| gan Supreme Court, and author of Michigan in
| the Commonwealth Period" will address the In
diana Historical Society at its annual meeting,
| in January.
Rev. Fl. A. Buchtel, OF Denver, will remain
in the city to-day and tomorrow, when he will
| 60 to Knightstown, spending the Sabbath. At
! the Central-avenue prayer-meeting last night,
| he met representatives of every church he had
served since he entered the ministry, including
! three from the church of which he is now pastor,
! who are ysing Ia Indianapolis.
| Rev. r. v. Hunter. who with Rev. g. l..
| McNutt, has been fishing at Mackinac, returned
| yesterday. Mr.. McNutt has gone to Kansas
| City, but will be home next week. Mr.. Hunter
| tells highly improbable story about Mr.. Nc
| Mutt and himself catching 122 fish, pike and
pickerel weighing seventy-five pounds, with
hook and lire In an hour and half.
1 When an indianapolis journalist goes abroad
MS movements are watched with great interest
by the people along the line of his travels as the
following from the Minneapolis Tribune iEdi-
Gates: .Col Jerome Bonaparte johnson, of the
| Indianapolis News is said to be in the city, en-
| route home from San Francisco. He was last
| seen in company with Maj. 2. Percy Weadon,
| the impresario. In justice to Colonel johnson,
we will state that he is known at home as
| Rome An Associated Press dispatch from
Minneapolis confirms the published rumor that
Mr. johnson is in that city, and states that, in
| with Mr. r. q Hawkins ba will r,roh-
ably arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow or on Sun
| day.