The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-15

Mrs NJ Sells ana daughter May have returned
from California
Mr. J. X. Sloan, Of New York is spending to-day
IN the city with friends.
Misa d. Barbour is convalescent. after some Eve
weeks of serious illness.
Mrs. T.. M. House, Of Omaha, Neb., is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ID. Simmons.
Miss Fannie Taylor, after spending a delightful
winter South, has returned home.
Miss BESSIE Hord win go to Hot Springs Ark, this
week, hoping to benefit her health.
Mrs. b. F. C1aypool Of Connersville. is visiting her
daughter on North Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Krag have returned from
weeks visit TO Chicago and Omaha
Mrs. Jelly and Mics Hughes have gone to Conners-
vile to visit their sister. Mrs Grifis.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Emerson, of Chicago, are in
the city. spending few days with friends.
Miss Kate Wright, OF Chicago. is visiting Mrs.
James T. Fletcher, on North Meridian street.
Miss Eleanor stackhouse editor Of the Peoria Cali.
Is spending few days with friends in the city.
Miss Carrie Henderson of Lafayette is making
short visit 70 Miss Jennie Hesse. on Ash street.
Mrs. Sarah A. Hibben and daughter Louise have
returned from four months stay in California
Mr.. Nate Iddings of Bradford, o. is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. Scharf. 439 North Illinois street.
Prof and Mrs. James I'll. Smart, OF Purdue Uni
versty. spent few days with friends here last week
EIrs. Harry Hail. Of Leavenworth. Kan, is expect
ed Tuesday visit Mrs. T. 2. Haughey and other
relatives.
Mrs Snyder and daughter Of Englewood, Chicago.
guests of Mrs. Charles Willard, on North Della
ware street.
Mrs Thomas Boyd, Of Hamilton, o., is visiting her
mother, Mrs Gage, on Home avenue. Mr. Boyd has
returned home.
Secretary of State chAs r. Griffin. was at SCOTS.
burg yesterday, where he addressed the Republicans
Of Scott county.
Mrs. Robertson and daughter Daisy and Mrs.
Bryant, of Charlottesville spent Friday and yester-
day in the city.
Mrs. A. ShalIenberger and daughters Lulu and
winonA leave the 18th for southern California
for indefinite stay.
Miss Lean Cornell who has been the guest of Misses
Kalamazoo yesterday.
Mrs Jennie T. Nye wife Of Hon. Sdortirnsri Nye of
La Porte, is visiting Mrs. Wm H. Smythe. at 426
North New Jersey street.
Judge and Mrs. Vinton. Of LAFAYETTE who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Z. Coffin for a
few days, expect to return homs tomorrow.
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter-in-law. Mrs. Mitchell
of Norwich, Conn, guests of Mrs. W. p Bingham
md Mrs. Collins, OF Kansas City, Is expected
Wednesday.
Hon John L. Grifiths will address the students of
DePauw University and the citizens of Greercastle
next Friday evening the political issues He goes
at the invitation Of the young Republicans Of the
college.
Miss Margaret Barry win go to ST. Louis this week
and the 25th, with Miss Sailie Holiday of this
ctv will bridssma aids for Miss Lila Robinson
young lady well known here among the young so-
ciety paople.
The Bloomington fTll.l Leader thus speaks cf Rev
Mr. Lewis who ofhciated acceptably in Christ
Church. in this city, during the Ienten He
il evidently student OF no mean ability, and his
mons show scholastic attachments of high order,
and q vein of original thought. His illustrations
apt and beautiful and he is a keen logician and
analyst
Dr. James r. Macmillan, who died in this city on
Tuesday, was for many years s. prominent citizen of
Rush county. and widely known and highly
teemed both In professional and social way through
that section Of the State. He removed to Indian
apolts IL 1873 and engaged IN business and also in
the practice Of his profession Two years ago ne sui
fssed sunstroke. from which he never recovered.
his death being the direct result. lie leaves widow
Rnd eight grown children.