The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-04
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The West Side Pleasure Club gave a dance at
Spencer's Hall last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and daughter Nellie are
visiting relatives in Louisville.
Mrs. Joseph Fellemeyer, who has been visiting
in the East, has returned home.
Mrs. j. w. Deer is being visited by her sister,
Mrs. Emma Ludlow, of Hall, Ind.
The Ivy Leaf Pleasure Club will give a dance
at Spencers Hall tomorrow night.
Comanche Council, No. AZ, win give it's second
ball at Spencer's Hall next Thursday evening.
Miss Laura Fogleman, who has been visiting
home.
Councilman J. c. Mccain and his son Frank
will leave next Tuesday for a ten days visit
in Iowa.
William Meredith and wife, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Harvey. are spending a vacation
Rev. ]. w. ]. Collins, of the Trinity NJ. E.
Church, who has been visiting his father in
Crawford county, returned home last week.
his residence on River avenue and is now looking
for a good location to open a grocery store.
MI. and Mrs. William J.. Smith. of No. rs Arbor
avenue. celebrated the twentieth anniversary OF
their marriage last Monday night and q large
Mrs. Smith received many china presents. The
company was entertained with music and light
refreshments were served,
BrishtwOod.
MIR. Perry Mansfield. of Shade street, is very
low with typhoid fever.
The young ladies of the Baptist Church gave
a box social at the home of Mrs, j. ]. Gilchrist.
on Austin street. last Thursday evening.
Ih0maS HI. Nelson, e01tOr or the RenteCOStal
Mems Y. NJ. C. A. at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. o. Gross, day engine dispatcher, and Mr..
William H. High, general foreman at the Big
Four shops. and J. j. stephens and James Crop
Harbor.
Lucius b. Swift will address the citizens of
Brightwood on the money question at the Bright
The Big Four soundEmoyneV Giiee club Tub viii i1Oc be-
present and render several selections.
Contractors Stillinger and Lee have finished ex-
GA waiting on BriQhtwOOd avenue for the DUrDOQp
of improving the west side OF that avenue, from
Willow TO sutherland streets. with cement side
Gaikz' and are no" rapidly putting IN the gravel
The tracks on the Bri-htwood-street car line
to leave the tracks and delay transportation. A
car left the tracks yesterday about IL o'clock
over an hour before it was replaced.
Mr.. Charles Crane, of Iowa, the owrer of sew
street, has let the contract for the erection OF
tw9 dwelling ara n houses S on tTS Of them Men cTrGhses fO s,n-
formerly an engineer on the Big Four.
HaughviIIe.
The White River Dancing Club gave a dance
in Maennerchor Hall in the subur. last night.
Representative Jesse overstreet will discuss the
Thomas Wiles and William Burnett leave to-
night for illinois. where they will spend the
The remains of A. c. Clark. OF Sheffield street,
who died last Friday evening, were taken to
Frankfort yesterday, where the funeral will be
held to-day.
Miss Brown. of Plainfeld, sister of j. M.
Brown, Of Miehiean street, who came three
been lying very i'll at his home. is now con-
valescent.
Frederick McCIain and Miss Mabel Morgan
were married at S o'clock last Wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents in Mt.
Presbyterian Church. oficiared. Only relatives
Were in attendance and supper was served about
their residence in the city.