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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-11
CONNERSyILLE.

Hon. and Mrs. J. N. Huston entertained
Rev. t. Sweeney, of Columbus. Tuesday.
with Greenville {O.) relatives. -. The "a. d.
O. L" CLUB met with Mrs. j. Huston
Fearis Monday Mrs Merrell
and daughter, Mrs. McIlhaney, were guests
of Rushville relatives Tuesday. Miss Vir-
ginia Rhodes. of indianapolis, is visiting
Connersville friends. 80. Mrs. II. Munk enter
tanned at dinner Thursday In honor of Mrs.
Haberly, of Terre Haute. Mrs Lennard,
of Metamora, visited in this city Friday.
Among those who were at Cincinnati dur
ing the week were Mrs. d. T. Roots. Mrs.
II. NJ. Gordon, Mrs. John Higgs, Misses
Della Smith and Flora Bowman....Mr and
evening
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
ANDERSON.

Miss Gertrude Beal, of Muncie. spent
Sunday with Miss Daisy nm. The Mat
inee Musicale met with Mrs. G. H. McCul-
Tough Tuesday. j.. Mrs. +. H.. Little, of
Muncie.- was the guest of her daughter,
NJ. E. Forkner. of New Castle. spent the
week with Mrs. J.. L. Former. Miss Ida
Bing. of Cincinnati. is visiting Mrs. b. L.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bailey were at
Piketown. a few days....Miss Margaret
Craighead. of Muncie, was with friends here
over Sunday. Mrs. L. A. Titus, of San
Diego. Cal, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. l..
y. Bond and Mrs. w. y. Owens. -. Misses
Mary and Nellie East were at Middletown
Sunday. Mr.. +. p. Stem and wife, of In
dianapolis, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Harper. :. Miss Nina Hilligoss visited
at Rushville. The Clio Club entertained
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. N. G.. New
Hon. w. T. Durbin gave a recep-
ton Thursday night to the city school SUI
perintendent. trustees and teachers. -. Miss
Rosalie Brickley has returned from visiting
Mrs. G. +. Griffith in indianapolis. -. Mrs.
Nathan Armstrong has returned from Mum
cie....Mrs. j. T.. Canaday is the guest of
Wabash friends....C X. Parker and wife,
OF indianapolis, are visiting with DR.. Gante.
misses Teresa Ryan, of Piqua, o., and
Lizzie Stahl, of Hartford City, are SPEND
ing the week with Mrs. w. s. Shelton...
Mrs. Mccullough and daughter, Mrs. c. w.
Branch, entertained Friday night. Mrs.
NJ. T.. Forkner. of New Castle. is visiting
Mrs. J. l.. Forkner, of this city. Miss
Nina Hilligoss has returned from Rush
willie.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-11

gave an afternoon luncheon to their women
friends THURSDAY afternoon. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hay entertained at 6 o'clock tea
Friday. Mrs. a. l.. Gilbert and daughter
Viola entertained at 5 o'clock luncheon on
Saturday.
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BRAZIL.

Mrs. c. r. Alley, Of Bedford, is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. a. T. Hert. Mrs.
Myrtle Hayes, after spending some days in
the city. the guest OF Miss Ollie Horner,
returned TO Greencastle Thursday. Miss
Emma Rigly spent the latter part of the
week with TSrre Haute friends. John j.
Bryson and wife are home from their pro-
tracted tour through the South. Mrs. C.
p. Clark, of Hoopeston, H., who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Love McNutt.
Mason, of Greencastle, is the guest Of Miss
Lucia Andrews -. Mrs. Sarah King. of
Hendricks county. is the guest Of Mrs. j.
Hey. Miss nellie O'Neal, of Terre
Haute, is visiting Miss Eva Day....Mrs.
George Moore. OF Indianapolis, is the guest
William Barton. OF indianapolis, is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Z.
Luther. -. Mrs. Harry Frankenstein. Of Pc
oria, H., Is visiting relatives here. -. Mrs.
w. 5. Bayles5, of Nation. H., has re-
turned home after an extended visit in the
cfty....A. y. Morris and wife, of Muncie,
apa in fhn pitE
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Society Events.

Miss winifred Stiles entertained the
"Kaos Klub" Thursday evening.
The Minerva Circle will celebrate ST
Valentines day with a special meeting
The engagement Is announced of DR.
Amelia X. Keller and Mr.. Frederick Bach
mar.
Miss Dunn was the hostess last evening
FOR a valentine party which she gave TO a
few friends.
The Woodruff Place Club gave a dance
Mrs. Payne.
Mrs. August Kuhn will entertain friends
Wednesday and Friday afternoons OF this
week at coffee.
Mrs. W. f. Hackedorn and guest. Mrs.
J. Halfore. Of Washington. ID. c.. will
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Personal Mcmillan

Miss Katherine MORRISON is the guest of
a cousin at Lafayette.
X. I. Morse. of Illinois University. is
spending Sunday In the city. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. BALDWIN of
Leadvllle, COL, are in the city.
Mrs. A b. Gates has returned from
cite. S
Mr.: and Mrs. G; H. Jordan and children
Vile. d Louis
Colonel and Mrs. Oran Perry will go 70
visit. SHUT
Miss Minnie Keen, of E~nglewood. Ill.
street. Aich
John Brosnan left yesterday afternoon
Tor q two weeks visit in New York and
Miss Hattie Woodbury. has ret,,rr.a e-
a visit with Columbus. o., and Union civ
relatives. ~ N'S
Mss Stella Hanson. of Chicago. is the
Alabama street "
Mrs. George Conley, of Newman Ill is
the guest or Mrs. T. a. Winterrowd. on
Morrison street.
Miss Jane Irwin, of Cincinnati. is visit
pennsylvania street.
Mrs. a. l.. Varney will return, this week.
from a visit TO friends at Rock Island. III
and DeS Moines, la.
MS J. X. smith, OF Chicago, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. G.. ". Benton. on North
pennsylvania street.
Miss NJ V. Stafford, of Cincinnati Is
visiting the Misses Holland and sister. Mrs
SOONER, on Blake street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Halford. of Washing
ton, u. e. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
street.
Mr.. Arthur Moore left Yesterday for
New York. and on Wednesday he will soil
for Europe TO spend several months in
travel ="
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Morse left for
Boston yesterday, where Mr.. Morse viii
be a delegate to the national convention
OF builders.
Harrington left yesterday for Cleveland
where they will spend the month with
their relatives.
Miss Harriet Mitchell. of DennIson- n
who is visiting her uncle, Judge Baker and
wife, at the Denison, will return home the
last Of this week.
Miss Nina Noble. of North Vernon, who
Spade. OF No. 572 South West street, for
two weeks, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Nash, Of Omaha.
Neb., after a weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Knippenberg, on North Me-
Ildlan street, returned TO their home yes
terday.
Hon. George w Houck, whose death was
nouced IN yesterdays Journal, was a life
long TREND OF DR.. and Mrs. II. G.. Carey.
or this city. and was best man at their
marriage.
Mrs. F. G. Darlington is expected home
and she will be accompanied by Miss Lou
ise Garrard, or Governors Island. formerly
OF this city. who will make an extended
visit.
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CRAWFORDSVILLE.

Charles KTttz and wife. OF Waveland,
have been visiting in this city. John NJ.
Shultz and wife gave a card party on Mon
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ATTICA.

Mrs. Bernhart spent last Sunday in Cow
ington... Mrs. +. w. McCoughtry started
for California Wednesday night. She will
attend the midwinter fair and spend several
monts in vising in that State....Dr J. @.
Burlington and wife spent Saturday and
Sunday in anvill Mrs. II. Haas, of
Springfield. Ill; Is a guest OF her father.
John, OF Andrews, are visiting in this city.
Mrs. O. G. Dougherty spent sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mentzer.. Miss Eta
Scott, OF Kokono, is the guest OF Miss
Minnie Parker. -. Mrs. l.. ID. Lyons and
daughter. Miss Minnie Parker. entertained
at dinner last Thursday. 80. Miss Lena Bern
hart gave a dancing party last Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Zeigler en-
tertained at s o'clock tea Tuesday evening.
Mrs. T.. Rohlfing and daughter Bertha
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II. P. WATSON & co

Mendon friends. Mrs. Mana Moore, OF
Asa Fuqua and Mrs. Marion Jarrett, OF
Mendon, were guests of their sister, S3fs.
j. NJ. Roberts, Thursday. -. Miss MySke
Cant will attend the Seara-Barnard Weds
ing at Greenfield, Monday.
FRANKFORT.
Mrs. ]. W.. Hammond Is visiting az
Thorntown. 80. Miss Lizzie Comley IS visits
ing Miss Sadie McIntire at Jacksonville.
Continued on Fourteenth PaEe.)
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FoRTyILLE.

Miss Fannie Jordan has returned from
B~rightwood.. Mrs. j. @. Thomas and
daughter Pauline are guests OF Greenfield
friends..-.Mis Rosa Olvey Is visiting
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-11
BLUFFTON.

Misses Mollie Crowninshield and Jennie
Cummins spent Sunday with Miss Fannie
Conover. at Fort Wayne -. Mrs. George
Fellows, of Paramount, ILL.,, is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Henry Oman....The NJ. o.: Nj.
ton Monday evening. -. Miss Mollie McAfee
has returned from Niles, Mich, and will
visit in this vicinity for a month....Mrs
Fort Wayne. Mrs. John Gardiner n
baby are in Ossian. Misses Bird and Laura
Bulger, of Fort Wayne, who have been
guests of the Misses Arnold, nave returned
home. Mrs. w. w. Weisell is visiting in
North jackson, O....MisS Jessie Foncannon
is the guest of Markle friends MIR. n
Mrs. Sol Nelson entertained n party of
friends at a dinner party Thursday Miss
Kittie Nelson has returned to Muncie....
Mrs. Cora Van Gorder, of Niles, Mich, in
company with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
McCleery. of this city, left Wednesday for
Maiden, Mo-, for a visit with III. A. Ben
nett and wife.
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BEDFORD.

Mrs. J. A. Earring went to Campbellsburg
on Thursday. Miss Stella Jay has re-
turned to Bloomington....Mrs Eliza Tan
nehill, of Bloomfield, visited here recently.
Miss Flora Jackson has returned TO
Mitchell. -. Mrs. William Holland, of Lees
Vile. has been visiting friends here. Mrs.
Samuel Early went to Indianapolis on
Tuesday. Mrs. NJ. a. Judah has been Wis
ting in Indianapolis, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Judah....Miss Emma Simp-
son has returned from a visit in H~arrods-
burg -. Mrs. G. r. Alev is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. lobe hert, of Brazil.
Miss Hattie Harbaugh has returned TO
MI. and Mrs. William Ault
have returned to COlumbus....Miss Lille
Kramer has returned from an extended
visit in Arkansas....M Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
McDoel, of Chicago, were in this city on
Friday, the guests of Colonel and Mrs; A.
G. Voris.. Mrs ID. G. Shanks, of Mitchell,
visited here on Wednesday Mrs. DIR. En-
cry has returned from an extended visit in
Defiance, O....Mr. and Mrs. Nj. j.. Murphy
are visiting in Sedalia, Mo....Mrs. William
Roberts. of Salem, visited in this city dur
ing the week. Mrs. S. a. w. Brown has
returned from a visit in Indianapolis.
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Hill, of Centerville; Miss Matte Griffith. of
Milton; the Misses Bond, Of Dublin, and
Misses Richey and Paul. of New Paris, o.
THE Temple Builders of the Baptist
Church were entertained by Miss Adams
Friday evening. Mrs. Pauline Wilson at
tended the party given in honor of her
son, Charles Wilson, of ichmond Tuesday
evening. The Pythian Sisters, Of Zenobia
Temple, will entertain at the home of Mrs.
W.. F. Medsker on the eve of Feb. 10. 1t
promises to be the social event of the sea-
son. e. Miss Leon Hall is home from Earl
ham for a short vacation. entertain
ment given by the Masonic fraternity at
their temple, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, was we'll patronized and finely
rendered. They presented the popular dra-
ma, 1.-The Iron Age, or the Hand of Fate"
Mrs Ed Murray and daughter Bertha
returned to indianapolis last week.-Mrs.
Genevieve Mccarthy entertained a number
of her intimate friends Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sigler visited in Trenton,
o., last week.
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TERyIL

CEN Elk ILLE.
Miss Mabel Lesson entertained at lunch
Monday evening. Mrs. Helen Gordon, of
Richmond, was the guest of Miss Mollie
Anthony Tuesday. Mrs. Simon McConcha
Fait, of indianapolis, is visiting friends
here. Miss Josie Kendall, of Indianapolis,
is the guest OF Miss Jessie Brown The
CT. A. r. will give an entertainment in
opera Hall on the evening of the 22d....
Mr.. and Mars. Homer Hammond, of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with friends here.
visiting here Sunday. Mrs. Grace Carter,
of East Haven. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J.. Strickland. d. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baden.
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+

DIR. Arthur Holloway and wife, of To-
gansport, was the guest of relatives here
wife, of indianapolis, spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. White. Miss
Grace Northrop was the guest of friends
at Thorntoxn Wednesday,. Mrs. E. l..
Darby was the guest of relatives at Clarks-
vile Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Gerry
were at Jefferson Tuesday. Mrs. Mary
Isham. who has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Allen, returned to her
home at Mazon. Ill. Thursday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-21
SALTWATER NEWS,

The spring term of the district court
will be reconvened tomorrow, when
court cases Will be set for trial.
The Rayenna tied up The levee Satur-
day, but in the evening raft was
secured for her, and she left for East
Dubuque,
The Saltwater department of the
Globe is now in the hands of w. s..
Graham. whose Office is in tt e Lumber
mems Exchange building, where orders
may be left.
The st. Paul & Duluth road will de-
gin running its trains into this city
to-day, traffic having been suspended
by reason OF the WaShUutS and lanuSlideS
last "Wednesday morning.
Tie Mendelssohn qnintette club will
give a concert at the Grand opera house
Tuesday evening, aud Manager Durant
thinks that the club will be greeted by
a very large and refined audience.
1t is conceded here that all danger
from high water is past. the lake having
risen only one-tenth since Saturday
evening. 1t is reported that the Mis-
sisSippi is rising Rapidly at Prescott,
and this may have tendency to re9tuee
the current here, which will result in a
sull further rise. The lake only lacks
one inch Of being the highest it has
been for years. S''
Chief Of PoliceaSmith reports that the
city has been unusually quiet this
spring and summer, only few arrests
having been made compared with the
same period last year. Many txamps
and representatives of Crxey'sr army
have been i'll the city during the. past
two weeks, but all have been usiiered
across the bridge into Wisconsin. '22H
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-21
NORTHWEST VIEWS.

The dispatches say it was our own
Maj. Buttz who tried to bride the South
Carolina senators. The major doesn't
seem to understand the latest methods.
Fargo Sun. ,i,t.,
Tom Reed steadily refuses to take
passage in Harrson:s ice wagon, and
would even prefer to travel in company
with the gOod roads moyelnent.-Cedar
Rapids Gazette.
A man down in Wausaw, Wis. in the
Ninth 'diStrict, wants to 20 to congress
III rest" There is no rest for the
wicked. the weary or congressman
Superior Telegram.
The fact that the biggest gas we'll on
record was discovered in Ohio on Mon
day would seem TO indicate that nature
is disposed to make light of McKinley's
candidacy .-Anaconda Standard.
Now that Senator Hansbrough has
committed himself ID favor of govern
llent ownership of the telegraph lines,
we shall look for the fiercest denuncia-
lions from his political brethren
Grand Forks Plaindealer.
! Ignatius Donneliy is laying for Tom
Power. and will capture him when he
iieXt attempts to pass through Mime
sofa. Eonneily feels that he must do
aoiiicIliNS w ouStdiH HIS reputation as a
tiiscoverer of ciphers.- Butte Miner.
The st. Paul Pioneer Press declares
that with every thought a certain
amount OF gray nerve tissue is decom-
posed" If this is really true, the au-
thoritieS should look to it that the z. 2.
is promptly and decently inferred at
uEce.-Oubuque Herald.
CONGRESSMAN BIand, of Missouri, is
nursing harmless little boom for the
presidency. 1t will never spread out
side of that state. and the member from
the Eighth district, who has served in
len congresses, will compromise on
taking Il nomination for his eleventh
term.-Davenport Democrat.
A Minnesota editor sagely SAYS that
st. Paul elected a Democratic mayor,
| ami the next day a barieeper was Shot
to death by two robbie s." 1t takes a
gigantic mind to discover such a re.
markabie coincidence If the Demo-
cratic mayor had beer defeated the bar
keeper would no duu5t have shot the
two robbers. TT Leader.
Col. Lounsberry has had all of the ex-
peflence he desires in the way OF either
mention" or support for any Office
| under the city, county. state or national
government. Years ago, 1t will be re-
| membered. he said in a Town Talk in
| the Argus that he would rather be the
editor of the Argus than United States
senator. He still entertains and enjoys
| the company Of that thought. Fargo
| Argus.
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Over 2,300 people witnessed the ball
game aUW hite Bear lake yesterday after
noon between Minneapolis and Indian
apoliS. The MilIers, as on the two pre-
cedIng days, won easily. The game
though one-Sisied was interesting. and
many brilliant plays We're recorded.
The strong wind prevented heavy
batting, but gave the tielders an excel
lent opportunity to do good work.
Henry, of the Indianapolis team. made
two grand-stand catches. Farmer"
Duryea was at his best, and the visitors
made only four safe hits. and Gayll, the
lett handed twirler, pitched an excellent
game for the Hoosiers, but his support
was not good.
Dung Fraser was put in left field,
and he accepted the only opportunity
he had. His base running and batting
were features of the game. Werden hit
the ball hard. but only once safely.
when he dropped it over the fence.
Hulen, Crooks and Werden made neat
double play and were given a great
ovation. The fans" were in their
element, and they devoted most of their
time i'll guying the players and the
umpire. The facilities for entering the
grounds were much better than on the
preceding Sunday. IL is quite evident
that Sunday base ball at the lake is
gong to be a success.
The score:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-21
IN A CEMETERY OF GLOOM
ARE UNCLE LOREN FLETCHER AND
COL. KiEFER.
NOT SURE OF THEIR GROUND.
MIR. Fletcher ls Especially Anx-
ious to Know Who his Demo.
cratic Competitor Is to Be
How Northwestern People in
Washing View the Butte Brib-
ery-St. Cloud Land Office.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-There eau be-
doubt that Mr.. Fletcher desires an early
convention in his district. He does not
say so in plain English, but somehow
the supp0siliOn Is left on the mind of the
man who interviews him that he will
feel far happier when the unanimous
nomination he cOvetS is conferred upon
him. John Day Smith is not much of a
fellow in campaign against an old set
tier like your Uncle Loren; but then he
was an old soldier and may have reserve
powers which man in W ashington
cannot get on to. But Mr.. Fletcher is a
little uneasy -naturally-as to who his
Democratic competitor is to be. He
would not be frightened to death il
Jimmy Lawrence should be selected.
and would not interpose to prevent the
selection of Charley Foote, or Lynn
statesmen of Minneapolis. He was a
little bit shaky when Donnelly's name
was mentioned week or two ago, until
the Sage's prompt denial put his heart
at rest. But he is little bit shy of
Erickson, because Erickson has Scan
dinavian name, while he at the same
time possesses large elements of Ameri-
can shrewdness and Yankee popularity.
He is also little bit tremulous of
Winston. Philip has proclaimed that
he is not a candidate for congress-, but
Mr.. Fletcher knows by experience how
very. very often the man who is
not a candidate becomes the most
formidable of opponents at the
polling place. There is not so
much talk as there was among
Republicans about the sanguinary way
in which they propose to wipe up the
earth with the Democratic party next
fall. And your Uncle Loren knows
better than anybody that Hennepin
county is the most mysteriously uncer-
tain political quantity of any locality in
the country. The St. Paul election this
spring set at least two tender hearts to
quivering-those OF Kiefer and Fletcher
They both keep on whistling. but even
the merest tyro by looking them over
can learn that they are passing through
cemetery OF gloom, and will not be
real sure of the ground under their feet
until after the votes have been counted
in November.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-21

Earned runs. Minneapolis =, Indianapolis
time, go: umpire, Baker.
THE GAME TODAY.
The Minneapolis and Detroit teams
will play ball at the Minneapolis
Athletic park this afternoon. The game
will be called at 4 o'clock.
TAKEN BY THE BLUES.
KANSAS CITY. May 2O.-Eight thou
sand spectators saw the Kansas Citys
win the last game of the series from
Toledo this afternoon. Kansas City
played without an error and Daniels
pitched very effectively, the visitors not
being able to bunch their hits. Four
singles i'll the third inning gave Kansas
City three earned runs and the victory.
Score:
E Fspsss oity1 9 9 S "a j
Earned runs. Kansas City, ,. Batteries,
land. Time 49,. Umpire Sheridan.
TOOK THEM ALL,
SIOUX CITY. To-, May 20.-Sioux City
won the third game of the series with
Grand Rapids today. making three
straight. The score:
s sls CITY 9 3 a-ly F. 2
Earned runs, Sioux City, / Grand Raplds
4. Batteries, Jones, Hart. Camp and Irvine
ham; Parker ami Spies. Time, 2:l5. Umpire
kerins.
COLD AT MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 20.-Game
postponed on account OF high wind and
cold weather.