The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-08
Personal and Society.

Mr. E. Fl. Craft, Of Milwaukee. is 10 the city.
d. W. Simms, OF Covingtcn. was in the city
yesterday
Mrs. Will S. Parker is visiting her parents at
Mount Auburn, Cincinnati.
Mrs Seddis Bingham is spending few weeks
with friends in Cincinnati
Mr.. Dan Rsnsdells family have returned rom
a summer visit to Cedar Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Butler are spending some
weeks in the northern part of the State.
Mss Lizzie Harrolle, of Terre Haute, is n the
city. visiting her aunt, Miss Mary Moreland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deloss Root returned yesterday
from short visit made to relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Jessie Cost and son. of Kansas City, are
visiting her parents, Dir. and Mrs. VIM. Apple
gate.
Mr.. Charles Mayer, jr., and wife left yester-
day for French Lick Springs to spend few
weeks.
Mr. John F. waIick's family have returned
from two mon, as sojourn at Lake Maxim
kuckee.
Mrs Lucien Hills, Of Cleveland. spent yester-
day with her sister, Mrs. Jane Lee on North
Delaware ttreet
Mr.. Frank Bernard of New York, formerly q
well-known young man of this city. IL spending
q few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs John S. Spann. and Mr. and
Mrs. 2. ". Chislett have returned from q
months visit 20 Colorado.
Mr.. Edison Garage, of Kalamazoo, Mich, is
spending a week with Mr.. W. A. Krags family
on North Meridian street
Mrs. George H. West has returned from q
visit Of several weeks made TO her sister, Mrs.
Henry Beebe at Put.in-Bay
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Coffin returned last night
from visit to Red Sulphur Springs, W., where
they have been for several weeks.
Mrs. Harry King will leave to-day for Co.
lumbus, o., to spend q week. and from there
will go to Pittsburg for . fortnight.
Mr.. Bement Lyman is spending a few days
here, and will 90 TO New Albany to spend Sun
day with bis father before returning East
Mrs. C. c. Foster and children returned last
night from St Paul, Mimi, where they have
been guests of Mrs. Merr;ok Vinton for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cornelius and daughter
returned home yesterday from Europe where
they have been travelling for the past three
months.
George II. Chapman Post. G. A. R., No 200,
will hold cam p-fre and eocial as the hail cor
ner Tennessee and Washington streets, this
evening.
for the East, for the benefit of Mrs. Williams.
who is great sufferer from hay fever Mr.
Williams will return in week
Members of all the various Womau's Relief
Corps IN she city are urgently requested to meet
at the hall of George Fl. Thomas Post, G.. A. r.
at half-past this afternoon. Business Of i'm
portance is to be transacted
Mr. and Mrs II. F. Blount, of Evansville who
have just returned from a two-years' stay in
Europe, are visiting at State Treasurer LcmcKe's,
on North Pennsylvania street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blount are preparing to take mp their permanent
| homo In Washington. d. G.
Miss Alice Ciapp returned from Boston,
Thursday. and is the guest of her brother, Mr..
| W. n. Clapp and wife, on North Delaware
street Mr.. and Mrs Clapp are also entertain
| Ing Mr.. Nathaniel s. Mewhinney of Pittsburg,
who Is en- route homo from an extended visit to
California
Chicago Inter Ocean, Sept 6: E. W. Nye. OF
| New York, otherwise known as "Bill Nye,
dined at the fremont House last evening, on
his way to Minneapolis. where he will respond
| TO . toast at a banquet of Minnesota newspaper
| men. which will be given this evening, to day
being newspaper day at the exposition. After.
| ward Mr.. Nye will take q couple of weeks vaca-
| ton in the northern woods. He had with him
| the proofs Of the new book which is to be short
| ly issued jointly by himself and James Whit
| comb Riley. 1t is entitled ''Nye and Riley't
Railway Guide" and consists OF q number oil
| humorous skits