The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-08-02
Suburban Notes.

To-day is missionary collection day
among the NJ. f. churches in the suburbs.
Mrs. A. E. Martin. of West indianapolis,
has returned from her visit TO Bourbon,
Ind.
Mrs. Bush, Of Gallon, o., Is visiting her
son. Calvin w. Bush, on Station street,
Brightwood.
Mr.. George Sheets. of Chicago. is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Susan Jones, on Oliver
avenue, West Indianapolis.
Marshal Newhouse says that he has fin
shed his harvest and the weeds of Bright
wood have all fallen before his scythe.
street. West Indianapolis, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Belle Parker. at Pittsboro, Ind.
A rag carpet will be ratified off by the AL
vim p. Hovey W;omen.s Relief corps. OF
West indianapolis; at Spencer's opera
House, Thursday, Aug. 6.
Miss Nellie Winter, a medical student, of
Cincinnati, who will finish her course next
year. is visiting Miss Jessie Winter. of No.
81 Nordyke avenue, West indianapolis.
Rev. Mrs. Ayres will deliver the morning
sermon to-day at the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional Church. West indianapolis. and DR..
Curtis will occupy the pulpit this even
ing.
The fourth grand ball given by the
B%rightwood baseball club was held at Lin
denberg's summer park last night. The
members of the ball club danced in their
new uniforms.
About $50 was cleared at the festival
avenue. West Indianapolis. last Wednesday
evening, for the benefit of the Queen
Esther Chapter.
Tomorrow evening a lawn social will be
Andrews Church, in West Indianapolis, at
the residence of Mrs. E. Cation. No. 94s
West Morris street.
The young men of West Indianapolis who
are interested in the organiza ton of a cor
net band in that suburb will meet in the
Council Tuesday evening. Aug.
4. for the purpose OF organizing.
Rev S. w. Pollard and family, of West
Indianapolis. have gone to Michigan, TO
spend a month in the a region. On their
return they will remove to Rev. Mr.. Pol
lard's new field of labor in Iowa.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First NJ.
E. Church., of West Indianapolis. will serve
ice cream next Friday evening in their
room in the church,; also, at the home or
Mrs. Ward. No. 226 Hadley avenue.
The Brightwood marshal and his street
gang finished laying the twelve-inch tile
sewer yesterday on B~rightwood avenue in
front of ]. j. Stephens's place of business.
that always stand in front of the Y. NJ. c.
A. building whenever there is a rain
Climber Stoddard, Of No. 4 Harding street,
West indianapolis; will leave with his fam
lily next Wednesday for his, old home at
North Vernon, Ind. where they expect to
visit for a couple of weeks On his return
Mr.. Stoddard expects to accept a position
Company.
The musical and literary entertainment
that was 70 nave been given last Tuesday
evening. July IS. by the literary commit
tee of the Epworth League at the Meth
odist Church. in Brightwood. was post
poned on account of the rain. The pro-
granme will now be rendered Monday
evening, Aug. 8, at the Methodist Church.
George w. Jones and Maud L. Pollard,
both of Oliver avenue. West Indianapolis,
were quietly married last Tuesday after
noon at the residence of Clark Brown. on
Division street, in that suburb. A recep-
ton was given them at the home of the
brides parents Tuesday evening, and at the
home of the groom's mother Wednesday
evening. The newly-mated pair will reside
at No. "a Oliver avenue