The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-09
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| PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.
Charlottesville.
| Memorial Day is to be observed in this city by
the G.. A. r. The sermon will be delivered by
| hev j. M. Green. :. Miss Mary Grubbs enter
tanned her friends on last Wednesday evening.
!. The annual meeting of the Montgomery
County Sunday-school Union will convene in
this city next Tuesday at the Baptist Church.
The Tippecanoe Baptist Association viii meet at
the same place and time and the two will hold
joint proceedings. Prof. j. M Campbell and
wife are in Philadelphia. Professor Campbell is
the secretary of the Centennial Board: which
holds its annual meeting tomorrow. Rev. A.
Hummer will deliver lecture this evening at
Music Hall on the PHASES of the Labor Cues
ton" musical concert was given on Friday
evening at the First Presbyterian Church.
Professor Hansen. of Iowa, gave several recitals
on the pipe organ. Mrs Leon Bailey, of Indi-
annapolis, was present, and added very much to
the entertainment by her singing; she is a ia
vorite with our people, who are always glad to
hear her sing. Mss Josie Stilwell rendered
piano solo, and Miss Emma Smith sang two
songs. Chris. Sweitser and his son gave some
selections upon violins. Prof. A. Lum Moore
also sang two selections. Miss Mamie White
attended an alumni meeting at Danville this
week. Calvin Grubb, of Germantown, O.,
has been visiting his aunt Mrs. Mary Snyder.
=. c. J. Woolsey and wife have been released
from the Charlottesville Jail, and they have again
promised to leave the county at once. In case
they do, the twenty cases on the court record
against them, for the illegal selling of liquor at
Waveland, will be dismissed.
Franklin.
Rev. J. b. Thomas, of Mishawaka Ind, class
of '82 of the college, was in town visiting his
Mrs. II. B. Essex. Of Columbus, are visiting at
A. r. Whitssidess Rev. Mr.. Cryer will con-
duct the services at the Presbyterian Church to-
day. He is q candidate for the pastorate of this
church. MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Smith have re-
turned home from the South. r. y. Duncan,
of the senior class of the college, has been called
| to Lexington N. c., to take charge of the nor
NAL college at that place, Rev. IL. f. Duncan,
the president. formerly of this place. being very
low with hemorrhage of the lungs >. Prof. E.
E. Stevenson superintendent OF the Vevay
schools, is visiting his alma mater and friends in
town. President Stott, of Franklin College,
leaves for Rochester. N. Y, this week.
He is a member of the exam
wife will accompany him. They and Rev. A.
Ogle will attend the National Baptist annivers-
aries at Asbury Park, N. j., the latter part Of
the month. Mrs. j. G. F. Gordon. of Indian
apolis. returned home on Tuesday, after pleas
ant visit to her father, NJ. A. Turner MISS
Emma Reese is visiting relatives at Shelbyville.
Miss Sadie Parker, of Indianapolis. is visit
ing. Mrs. S. A. Wilson. The three literary
| ment this year instead of separate entertain
| ments as usual The orators are: Periclesian,
Miss Edna Cook and c. NJ. Carter; Webster, Miss
Lizzie M. Overstreet and H. A. Cuppy; Athen-
ian, G. g. Hartsock and Jay G. Smith.
Greencastle.
Lieutenant J. B. Goe leaves the latter part of
this month. Lieutenant May, his successor,
comes from Fort Buford, d. T. Professor
DeMotte will deliver his lecture on the "Philoso
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seniors and seven Juniors are eligible to compete
for prizes in the college department DIR.
Gobin's mother died at Terre Haute last Sunday,
! aged sixty-two years. She was the mother OF
/ ten children. FIVE Of whom survive her. The
cause Of her death was pneumonia. A. r. Brat
| tin and family lef. for Kansas City last week.
| Miss Snda West left for her home, Fort Branch,
| on Saturday. =. President Jordan, of Blooming
ton. visited the city on Friday, Bishop War
rem will conduct the theological commencement,
to be held May 20. The Bishop will deliver the
| annual address in the evening Miss Jennie
Burleigh left Friday night for Springfield, @.
Work has begun on the electric lights
All machinery has been shipped, and
A. j. Marshall. aged eighty-five, was drowned
while out surveying in Montana, on May 5.
The senior party will be held at the home of
President Martin this year The lecture to-
| Jones, of the musical department, left for her
| home. on Saturday. The freshman class gave
social at the home Of Miss Mary Olcott on
| Friday evening. the Phi Gamma Delta fra
ternity gave informal social in their hall yes
terday evening The class of 80 will give
picnic at Fern on next Friday. Miss Callie
Rudisill is home from Chicago and will
spend few weeks here. . Mrs. Patterson,
of Richmond. Ind, is visiting Prof. Felix Nc
Whittier and family. Miss Eppnghouser, of
Terre Haute, assisted by other prominent vocal
ists will give a concert here in the near
future. :. Miss julia Southland has gone to Bal
tmore to spend the summer A large party
of citizens and members of the School of Art
visited indianapolis Friday to see the New Or
leans art exhibition. Mrs. Charles S. Bridges
has returned from Illinois. Mrs. Dr. Fisher
visited friends in Indianapolis during the week
Miss May Ollcott entertained the freshmen
class in an elegant manner on Friday evening
KnightstOwn.
Wait NJ. Heaton is erecting fine residence, to
cost $4,000, when completed Miss Fife
Church of INDIANAPOLIS. is visiting friends here.