The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-01

the last of January to take charge of the class in
Woodworking at the Southern Chautauqua, returning
Mr.. G. NJ. Spellrnan of this city, is spending New
Years with his father Hon. S. D. Spellman, of Shelby
county, who is seriously i'll.
Miss Jessie Oyler, with tho Naturalgas Comedy
Company, will be home to-day, the guest of her broth
er, at No. 27 West Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. bucket. of Bloomington, Ind, after
spending week pleasantly with relatives In this
city, have returned to their home.
Mrs. E. w. Westlake who has been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Geo. B. Cooley and Mrs Ellis Miller the past
week, returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. Phillips. of Yellow Springs o., and Miss Mae
Losee of Lima o. are visiting Mrs. Samuel and Miss
Cora Stephens, of South Alabama street.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Medkirk and son. of New
Lyme. o.. are tho guests of Mrs. Medkirks mother.
Mrs. Sarah Stone, for week or ten days
Mrs. T. H. Watson arrived from Chicago yesterday
morning. and is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Claypool, on North Illinois street.
Mr.. Edward L. Thomas, of Mr.. John Thomas,
of this city, died at Helena, Ark yesterday morning
burial
Smith H. Myers. superintendent of mails at the
postofice, yesterday received telegram from Zenar
Ind. stating that his father who is eightyhve years
old. is dead.
Mrs Jordan of North Tennessee street, has arrived
home from three months trip to Kansas and Col
Dow McClan and Mrs. T. w. Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs v. E. Holden, the latter formerly
Miss Lillian RUSSELL of Danville Ill, in the city
to spend New Years with friends at the southwest
corner of Alabama and st. Clair streets.
Deputy United States Marshal Geo. F. Miller. de-
parted last evening for Barbersvile Va, where he
called by telegram stating that his mother, who
has been invalid twenty-eight years. was thought
to be dying.
Mrs. Josephine R. Nichols. whose ill-heath has
Kept her in for the past month, has far recovered
that she will begin making few lectures this month
on the subject of temperance. Mrs. Nichols spoke
morning last week before the State Teachers As
ISOLATION
The following lady and gentlemen awarded
diplomas on Thursday from Professor McAvoy,
principal of Indianapolis School of Elocution and
Oratory: Miss Bertha Hosford, of Edinburg Ind
Mr.. l. J. Palm, of Oskaoosa Ia; Mr. Leck and
BERTHE Feiblennan of this city.
Miss Margaretta Mtzlof, who will be rennern-
bered by the residents and visitors at Lake Maxim
kuckee last summer for her excellent singing has
turned to this country from stay of several months
ing contralto at st. Thomass Church, New York one
of the finest choirs in the United States. Miss
Mitzoff will probably visit the West again next year
Frank s. Hereth of this city, and Gid D. Searly, of
Anderson, will leave for Omaha tomorrow, start
pharmaceutical mandatory. Mr.. Hereth has been
in the drug business here for sixteen years connected
for long time with the retail business. then
chemist for Eli Lilly & Co., and latterly traveller
for wholesale drug house. Mr. Searly has been
gagged the retail drug business at Anderson, for
than eighteen years. The new firm will make
full line of fluid extracts, exrs and other phar.na
ceutical goods.
Mr.. W. L. Altland and Miss BERTHE L. Ellis were
married on Wednesday evening at the residence of
of Louisville, KY, officiating. Mr.. Geo. kreitlein
acted as groomsman and Mrs Dixie Speakers. of
Louisville, sister of the bride bridesmaid.
Among the persons present from abroad were Miss
Josie Ellis, of Louisville, KY. and Mrs. ). III. Alt
land of Danvle, H. The presents numerous
and costly. The newly ried couple have gone to
housekeeping at No 161 Christian avenue.