The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-01

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Deputy Auditor Of state j. w. CoOns is in Chicago
to-day.
G. n Wilson, Of the Sentinel, viii leave tomorrow
for Kansas City.
Mr.. William Deder+. Of Dedert 8 Sudbrock, has
gone to New York.
John Dewester Of Manila, Ind, is in the city
visiting friends and relatives.
s Mr.. and MIRA George Dorey have gone to Cincinnati
TO spend Easter with friends.
Miss ). May Miller has returned from Fort Wayne
where she has been spending a fortnight.
Miss Genevievs Elliott who has been visiting
friends in DesMoines. Ia. has returned home.
III. NJ. Lafollette Suuerintendent of Instruction il
in Lebanon having gone home to vote Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L Whitman of Detroit former
residents OF this city are visiting their many friends
Col M. A. Downing and family will remove to Dom
dsncs So $500 - - = 80 ~ p'--A'' fe'''
Mrs. T. W. Lee has returned from a two weeks
vile, 8. - $3.50 $500 : 1A''s'-
Mrs. f. j. Richards Of Chicago, is visiting her
mother. Mira < ~ Crawford. at 267 North Tennes-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Dunn and Miss Nellie Ross, Of
Eoblesye are spending Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mrs. H. c. Keppel, Of Tif6n. o. is visiting her
Ragsnts, Nc and Mrs: William Hancock, Of East New
Mr.. Frank Wellington and family will remove to
Spokane Falls W T., this week. where they expect to
reside permanently.
Mrs. Josephine IF. Nichols has returned from
Chicago where she has been for the past few weeks
sotnewhat improved in health
MIG Nellie O. Brown is visiting friends at St. Ious
and ON there will 60 to Knoxville, Tenn, for few
weeks before returning home.
Major w. J. Richards has returned from visit to
New York During his absence Mrs. Richards enter
tanned Mrs. Lottie N Bushnell and son.
Miss Eta Railsback, having spent the winter with
Mrs. May Ennis. Of North Mississippi street viii re-
snra to her home, Argos, Ind, next week
Mrs. VIM. Dodd of Mt Auburn, Cincinnati. ladv
prominent IN art circles Is spending the week with
Mrs. b. B. Peck, North Meridian street.
Miss Martha Bradshaw, Of Evanston H. Is spend
Ing Easter week with her cousins Gaylord and Clara
Hawkins. No. 3z6 North Tennessee street.
Ar. Walter Nichols, of Toledo formerly of this
city with his wife will spend to-day with his sister
Mrs. George L. Branham, on Home avenue.
Mr.. John W. Ennis, formerly for many years in
the employ of Theo Pfaf7in 81 Co. will take position
In Emil Wulschner's music house tomorrow.
Mr.. r. B. r.. Perce returned from New York Fri
day night and went to Kansas City yesterday where
be called by the death of his youngest brother
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Clark for several seasons head of the
millinery department of the New York store has ac-
eepted position manager Of large millinery es-
Establishment at Clinton, Ia
4 Richard Brown youngest son of J. Burgess Brown
OK his city, has recently removed to Denver Col He
Twas of the best amateur singers in the cty and
viii DO greatly missed in the social clubs of which he
popular member.
Sylvester Pau. seventy.ei2ht years Of age and
brother of George and Charles E. Pfau died az the
residences of L. Sersdorfsr South street last night
de was of the early residents of Madison hav-
kpg lived In that city for fifty years He came here
ago to attend the funeral of his brother