The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-22
Personal NEeutlon.

J. A. WiIdrnan. after an illness Of three weeks is
now conNa1escent.
Mrs. Charles L. Holste;n of Chicago In spandinc
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Lizzie Calls Scott State Librarian Is visiting
her husband at Martinsville.
Mr.. 3: ID. Bronson and family win leave on Thurs
day Tor Sanduaky, to reside permanently.
Mr.. Edward King hSs been dangerously III the past
thzee weeks, but is now slowly improving.
Mrs. Law s. IIif is visiting her mother and sisters
In Dayton, o., and win remain month or So
VIM. T. Stewart. IT,, of Baltimore made his aunt
Mrs. Carrie McChesy, brief visit during the week.
Miss Clara Collins has returned toher home on Belle
fontane street after pleasant visit with friends in
Miss Annie Warren, of Tsrrs Haute, who is Ii.
Ruestof Mrs o. 3. Jameson, viii return home, to-
morrow.
Gen. Dan Macauley returned East ON Friday last
for weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Wilson have arrived from
Spokane Falls, and are guests Of Mrs. Wilson's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. IL Vajen.
Mrs. Win G. Langdon and daughter Hattie of
North Mississippi street, visiting relatives and
friends at Muneie for few weeks.
Colvin E. King, engaged in business in New
parents. at No. 352 Home avenue.
Mrs. Ed Lonley and daughter Edith, of Mobiles
vile, Ind, are spending Sunday with Mrs. Geo. B.
Walton, on Christian avenue
Mr.. Q. A. Sudlow and Major T. N. Marsh returned
from the South, yesterday, in consequence of the
death OF favorite niece Of Major Marsh.
Mrs. H. c. Adams arrived here last Monday from
Nashville, Tenn, and has been the guest of Mrs.
Alex. HARRISON They return to Nashville to-mor-
row.
Mr.. Fred Jones, special agent Of the Pension Blu.
reau now stationed at Kalamazoo Mich, returns to
that place tomorrow. Mrs Jones and the children
viii remain some time longer.
Among the guests from away at Professor
Brennekes reception last Friday evening were: Mrs
J. d. Leonard of Lafayette Miss Ballard of Knights
town; Mr. and Mrs. w. Conner, Otis Wilson and Will
Shireman, of Martinsville.
Gen a. Sturm left last night for the CITY of Mexi-
where he goes at the invitation of the Mexican
government with view to the settlement of certain
claims Gen. Sturn holds against that government
amounting to several hundred thousand dollars. Gem
Sturm was the American agent of that government
during its dark days.
Miss Florence Coffin is having very delightful
visit in the East For six weeks past she has been
the gusstof Mrs. 8. B. Stetson, of Boston, and has
received many eourtesies from the friends of Mrs
Steson who is of the leaders in the first circles
of that city. Mrs. Stetson and Miss Coffin are now
on trip to Philadslphia, Old Point Comfort and
Washington. Miss Coffin will probably be home in a
few weeks.
Madame dsfVeulle, of Paris France. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Daniel Stewart on North Delaware
street left yesterday for the East and on Saturday
viii sail ? for Europe Mr.. and Mrs Steward
met Madame do Veule while on.
their California trip last vear She
spends a summers in Europe and winters In This
cOuEtryiC has travelled from end to tha other
She VI much interested in America and IL This
city, par sularly in thu MeAll mission work which
has such direct bearing on the people of her own