The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-15
ParaonaI Mention.

George Burgess left last night for New York.
Jack Holiday will return to Yale law school to-
night.
Mr.. Chas A. sudlow has returned from visit to
New York.
Mrs. S. B. Taylor is the guest of Mrs. DR.. Sawyer
at Kokomo.
Will Coburn leaves tomorrow for three weeks
visit in Florida.
Miss Ella Smith, of Upton, is visiting Miss Mae
Mount, of Prospect street.
DIR. j. K. Hoover, who has been confined to his bed
for the past two weeks, is convaescent.
Mrs. Taylor and son, of Kentucky. guests of
Mrs. B. B. Peck, North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius r. Grswoid of Toledo are
spending q few days in this city with relatives.
Miss Nellie Howard has returned home after ex-
tended visit to friends in eastern Pennsylvania.
Hon. w. II. Calkins called to Washington
Friday, on important business, and lett at once.
Miss Hatty Hughes of Louisville is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ben Webb. Ut North Tennessee street.
Frank E. McAanis left Monday for Los Angeles,
CAL, where he will spend few months with friends.
Miss Emma Cook, of Fletcher avenue has gone to
Fort Wayne and Grand Rapids to visit for two
months
Harry Walker formerly of this city, who has been
visiting friends here has returned to his home in
Montana
Mrs. o. s. Brumbach, of Toledo. is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Carey, on North Penn
sylvania street
Mr.. Frank Buffers of Minneapolis is spending to-
day with Mr. Henry Goode, en- route to Florida for
three months visit.
Mrs. Howard A. Benton has recovered from her
protracted illness, and will be at home to her
friends at No. 166 Ash street.
Mrs. B. w. Colo has returned from the southern
part of the State where she has been visiting for four
weeks with her daughter Esther.
Miss Allen, Of vincennes, who was the guest of
Mrs DIR. Thomas at the Hospital for the Insane left
yesterday to visit friends at Chicago,
ID. A Fisher of the Department of Justice, of Wash
ington, d o. is the guest of DIR. and Mrs Clemmer at
No. LAB North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. JOIN Julian accompanied the horticultural
excursion to California on Wednesday last and will
remain in San Diego until the LIST of April
Me- Dali Of Nah -
visiting her parents, President Benton and wife, at
Irvington. She will remain several weeks.
Mrs. George W. Powell who has been spending the
pas. three months in California for her health,
turned yesterday morning greatly improved.
Hon. Joseph f. Mcdonald returned to Washington
yesterday. TO rejoin Mrs. Mcdonald. who did not
turn home for the short stay he was to make.
Misses Theresa and Nellie Grammar, of Louisville,
and Mrs. J. +. Collins, of Cleveland, are visiting
Mrs. III. Cones and the Misses Grammar, at No. 156
North East street.
Max o Ren, author of "John Bull and His Island"
talented Frenchman now travelling in America, will
deliver lecture in this city time in February
on John Bull and His Brother Sandy
Jacob Huber, for thirty years a well-known merch-
ant tailor of this city, has retired from business VIM
Schoppenhorst succeeding him. Mr. Huber's former
employees gave him surprise Friday. presenting
him handsome gold-headed cane. He will 90 to
Germany IN a few weeks for q years stay.
Mrs Maria Maxwell and daughter Miss Angela
late OF chicago, are IN the city at the sick bed of
brother of the former, w. H. Hamlin train-dis-
patcher of the l. d. & s. Miss Angela is the Child
pianist VINO played At an entertainment at the Grand
in this ctyt some five years ago She has since been
pupil of Emil Liebling of Chicago and he predicts
that she will be of the great pansts of the future
with favorable opportunities.