The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-07
Personal Mention.

MI. Ramsey has taken a position with D.. J. Sulli-
van.
Miss Mahurin and Miss Maud Robinson are visiting
N Cincinnati.
friends in Peru.
A. Smith. editor Of the Grecacastle Times, was
IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. d. P. Erwin left yesterday for New YORK, on
atwo weeks business trip.
Miss Nora B. Dickey has returned from a Ten days'
visit TO friends IN Pana. Ill
Mrs. John Wood win 90 to Chicago this week to
make . short visit TO friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrique Miller viii leave tomorrow
for New York to spend q few weeks.
Mr.. Jack Garrett of Denver. Col. is In the city. on
. visit to his sister. Mrs Harry Levy.
Miss Laura Stewart. of Baltimore, who has BEEN
sisitng friends here. has returned homo.
Nr. and Mrs. II. G.. Byram viii 20 East in . short
ains to make q three or four weeks visit
Mr. and Mrs Frank T. Champlain win leave the
4fst of this week for their homo In Brooklyn.
Mrs. Joh1 2. Besl 10 expected this week to visit
her parents, NJ. and Mrs. Franklin Landers.
Mrs. Albert Schad and Misses Hattie and Nellie
Cutringham win return tomorrow fron a visit to ST.
Louis
Miss Carrie Henderson, of Lafayette. mas been Wis
past week.
Mrs. Ritinger. wso has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. JF- Ramsey. wiz return to her homo in st.
Paul this week.
~Aos ~"C-@io A-A1l " k1o AoN8Ek- ~ -.
tiseg. IS spending q few weeks with Mrs. Scott. on
East Warrington street.
Mss Nora Carter. of North Delaware street, left
Wednesday for q two weeks visit with her parents
xod friends at Greensburg.
Mrs. Kirkland and daughters left Yesterday for
Washington. ID: c.. TO spend the winter with the
formers mother. Mrs. Harmon.
Mrs. swestuer. Of Marion. and sister. Mrs. Arnold.
OF Chattanooga. Tenn, are guests Of Mrs. w. a.
Woods. On North Alabama street.
Ir- Colin E King. of the general passenger de-
Partment a the Erie railway. with headquarters in
New York, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Gilliland and Misses Daisy and
Amelia Gast0n are in Paris, France, AID will not re-
tarn home until sometime in November.
Owing TO the illness of Rev. A. II. Carrier, in Chi
csgo. ne and Mrs. Carrier viii not be able to come
hero 10 visi. Mrs. Kregelo for several days yet.
Miss Margaret Barry will return home tomorrow.
accompanied by her friend. Miss Edith Lacey, of
Cbarloste. Mich who viii spend several weeks.
Bishop Knickerbacker and Mr.. John NJ. Shaw and
family. have returned from Europe, and are expected
home tomorrow. after sn absence Of several months.
Miss Alice Mercy. of Geneva, N. Y. q daughter of
Rev. H. NJ. Morey. formerly of this city, Is sxpect ted
tomorrow, TO visit Miss Minnis Hsrle, for several
weeks
Mrs. solomon Claypool and daughter Mary viii
return this week from Chicago. where they went to
attend the Wedding Of Miss Lizzie Harrison and visit
Mrs. T. II. Watson.
visit 70 jamestown and Newport. r. 1. The last
fortnight she spent with her brother, Mr. Booth
Harrington. at Essex. " II.
Mrs. RebeccsB. Faucet and Miss Laura Garwood.
of Salem. o.; Miss Troth ana Miss Ogborn, of Phila-
delphiz, Pa, are in The city. to attend the England
Meharry wedding, and are the guests Of Mrs. L. w.
Harris, sos Ash street.
Those who visited the autumn studio reception
which was held during tho past week by W.. g. Brax-
ington m IngAllss Block pronounce il one of the most
attractive exhibits which has been thrown open TO
the public for some time.
Col and Mrs Albert w. johnson are building a
handsome summer cottage at Fort Hamilton, New
York harbsr, where they expect to spend sever al
short time for New York, to spend part of the winter.
ard may go to California. Since selling his street.
where.
The death of Mrs Mary Hubbard, wife of William
=: Hubbard occurred yesterday morning.
She was sixty-seven years old, and was
prostrated by paralysis two weeks ago. Mrs. Hubbard
came to the city directly after her marriage, forty
eight years ago. She was q lady of great worth. Her
death is the frstin a family circle that includes seven
Children.