The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-08

day and Wednesday at the bedside of EIihu
Watkins who died Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Hamlinton. of Bowers, spent Thurs
day in Coifax. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Hamlinton- Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Colds
berry. of Marion. Ia, came to Coifax to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. GoldsDerry's
brother: Elihu Watkins Miss Eva GIb-
Colfax with friends of her old home....
Miss Lizzie Harris. of Darlington. spent the
fore part of the week with ber sister, Mrs.
r. ~. thompson Mrs. David Launn
CrawfordsviiIe.
Mrs. w. w. Thornton and Mrs. Ada Cary,
or Indianapolis, have been visiting in this
= guest of the family of Rev. }. w.
Greene Miss Jessie Scott of Indianapolis,
Is the guest of Mrs. Bert Wilhite--- T.. s.
HUNT and wife. of Kokomo. have been vis-
ting Lew Cumberland and wife Mrs.
Fred Brown has been visiting in lndianapo-
lis. Mrs. II. p. Ensminger has returned
from Rensselaer,. and Mrs. G. s. Bacon from
Ohio Miss Nellie Tiiford, of lndlanapo-
Misses Flora Weaver and Bertha Goodell.
OF Lodi, H.. are guests of Miss Margaret
Morgan Miss Ruby Reese, of Indianapo-
lie. is visiting Miss Ota Nicholson Rev.
visiting in the city Mrs 10 r. Collins, of
IndianapOl is. is visiting Mrs. j. b. Sidener.
Miss Nora Prentice. of Columbus, o., is
the guest of Miss Laura Mahorney -S. q.
Pattison and wife have returned from Ith-
lea. N, Y----Will Robb and wife. of Kansas
City are visiting relatives here. Mrs. +.
T. Montague. of Indianapolis is the guest
has been visiting her daughter at Indian
apoas...- Miss Josie Southland. of Pana,
ILL.,, is visiting Mrs. w. X. Wallace
Miss Anna Davidson has returned from a
short visit at Covington Miss Camilla
nf I'M mol RriU
Armstrong. of Camden, are guests of Miss
Nan Elston-- II. :. Braden and wife have
gone to Cedar lake. Starke county. to re-
main all summer Miss Mary Moore. of
Paris. KY, is the guest of Mrs A. S. Miller.
Miss Evaline Austin, of Indianapolis, IS
the gnest of Miss Mary Goltra. Arthur
Kearns and wife have returned to Findlay,
o.. after visit with the family of General
Manson. Miss Florence East. of Indian
apolis has been visiting the family of John
Nicholson. ST. Mrs. Ephraim Joel IS visit
ing in Buffalo, Miss Grace Foster. Miss
Julia Walk ana Carl Walk, of Indianap-
oils, have been visiting at J. X. Robinson's
Miss Ida Spencer. of Frankfort, is visit
ing Miss Nell Nicholson Miss Ora Ken
nedy is home from stay at Atlanta, Ga.
WABASH COLLEGE.
The cornerstone of the new Yandes
library building will be laid on Tuesday,
June II. The address Will be made by j.
NJ. Butler, of Indianapolis. Prof. j. NJ.
Coulter delivered an address to the grad
uating class of the Wabash schools on Fri
day evening. PROF. IL. q. McLain is in
Chicago.
Dublin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butler. from near
muncie. have beer visiting j. Gritty and
family for week. "A strawberry festival
was held at the school-house yard Thurs
day evening. The Bentonville Band was
present. Mrs. ID. G. RidenOur and two
daughters are OFF on visit to Gallipolis. q.
Mrs. Mabel Swartsel has gone to Kan
Ias City to meet her husband, p. b.
5waItsel, whose headquarters are there
during the baseball season. Professor
Mott and wife are visiting among their
friends in Richmond.
Edinburg.
Mrs H. Durbin, of New Egypt. N. j.,
Sas to hsr H
wife and children, of Angus, Ia, are on a
three weeks visit to his sister, Mrs NJ. V.
Ensley- Miss Maggie Ewing, of Indianap-
Miss Kate Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Marcy and DR.. Drake and wife, of Shelby
vile, paid Mrs l.. A. Armstrong VISIT
Mrs. James Dedrick and children. of Kan
sas City, NO., are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Cutsinger. Mrs. NJ. v.
Ensley and G.. III. Warner and wife visited
friends on the bluffs of White river last
week. Mrs. Levi Owen is on ten days
visit to Indianapolis friends. Uncle John
Williams and his brother James, who
ground the first corn ever turned into meal
at Edinburg.. were at Indianapolis last
week. and had friendly talk with Gov.
Hovey Miss Sallie Bayer. of Columbus.
spent pleasant week with Edinburg
friends Miss Grim, of Bedford, is visit
ing Miss Lavella Lynch Miss Lottie
DeT Of Vssay yssyntns ins is tine faRy RaT
mond, of Columbus, was visiting Edinburg
friends last week.
Miss Minnie Rohrig, of Chicago, has
Staples is visiting in Chicago Mrs. II.
Brocon, OF Toledo, is visiting Mr. and
Mrs Wash Brown Capt. c. +. Mosier has
gone to Bay View. Mich. for g months
Kan, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. Ii.
Clark. .-..J. l.. Cromwell end wife. accom-
panied by Miss Ella Cane, have returned
to Duluth, Mich. Mrs. Ed Sanborne has
berger and wife are home from prolonged
VISIT in Detroit Miss Maggie Myers is
the guest of Miss Julia Fowler, of Law
renee, Ind Eli Conley and wife are
Rev. Thomas Barr, of Racine. Wis, has
been the guest of Mr.. w. II. Mann and wife.
Mrs DIR. Cummins. of South Bend, is
BURGESS CESS of Of Chicago T is here visiting ' her
daughter Mrs. Charles Ley Miss Lou
Beane. of Goshen. is the guest of Mrs. E.
III. Carpenter----Mr. t.. n. Hibben and
wife, of Sioux City, Ia, are visiting Mr..
Andrew Stephens and wife. Mrs. William
Slower. of Horton. Kan, is here to visit her
mother, Mrs. Andrew Scofeld.
Fortyine.
Miss Jennie Thomas is home from Muncie
Miss May Bicknell, of Anderson, is Wis.,
iting friends here. Mrs. j. II. Trehen, of
Anderson, Is visiting relatives here. Will
Der Shortridge and wife, of indianapolis,
are visiting here j. w. Barnes aud sister
are visiting friends at Shane's Crossing, o.
Mrs. A. G.. jackson, of Greenfield, and
Mrs Bly,. of indianapolis, are the guests of
Mrs. S. i. Yancey Mrs. Carrie Springer
and daughter have returned from visit to
ber parents at North Vernon Mrs. Ida
Connor, of Indianapolis. is visiting her
parents here. Prof George Langsdale. of
Greencastle, was che guest of s. I. Yancey
last week Mrs. Ona Graffort has accept
ed special invitation to deliver the well
coming address to the class of 1890, at the
De Graft lO.l High-school.
Mrs J. II. Elliot went to Indianapolis on
Monday to attend the wedding of a niece.
Mrs. L. O. Knapp returned on Monday
from Gosport, where she was called by the
death of her MOTHER. Mrs. w. ID. James
left on Monday for Watseka, ILL.,, to visit a
week or two with her relatives and friends.
Mrs William Price, of Kokomo. arrived