The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-27
West indianapolis.


college at Lafayette.
Miss Cora Bell. of Columbus, is visiting
Mrs. d. Asher, of Oliver avenue.
Dr. Carson has moved from the suburb
and taken up his residence in Mapleton.
Mrs John Blue of WOODBURY. avenue,
left last week to visit friends at Kokomo.
Mr. A T. Dean, of oliver avenue, was
visited last week by Mr.. j. 5. Snodgrass, of
Gosport.
Miss Hattie Platter, of Aurora, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell, of
Nordyke avenue
Mrs Van Kooten, of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting Catherine A. Falconbury, of Nor
dyke avenue
street who has been visiting in Rush coun-
ty, has returned home.
Walter Hickett, of ,Arbor avenue; was
visited by his sister. Mrs. DR.. NeWlin, of
Russiayiile, last Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Stuart of Nordyke avenue,
who has been spending the summer in Mis-
sissippi, has returned home.
Mrs. Anna Butler, of River avenue. who
has been visiting her parents in Wisconsin,
returned home last Monday.
Miss Pearl Salisbury and Mrs. Bosler re-
turned home last Monday from an extended
visit among relatives in Ohio.
Mr. d. o. Rabbit, of Morris street, en-
tertained a number of his friends with a
dance at his home last night.
Mrs. Jennie Wilkerson and daughter of
Morrow, O., are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Runyon, of Division street.
Miss Clara Reed. who has been visiting
friends in West Indianapolis, returned to
her home at Marion Last Wednesday.
Mrs Stella Goodman and Mr. George w.
Wilkes, of Digger, Ind, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs II. n. Griffin, of Harding
street.
The Trinity Mission Daughters of Trinity
NJ. f. Church will render a literary and
musical programme at the church this
evening.
There will be a meeting of the w. c. T.
he nf A1r-C a r=on No
North Williams street, next Tuesday after
noon, Sept. 20.
David Allen. of Oliver avenue, went to
Martinsvile last Monday for the purpose
of organizing a new council of the National
Fraternal Union.
Lee Geisendorff and family, accompanied
by Miss Bertha Lesser and Miss Nina and
Robert Richhart, have gone on fishing
trip to Rome City lakes.
The West indianapolis football team has
reorganized for the season of 1896 and is
now doing some hard practicing. The team
declares itself open to all challenges
Professor Armstrong and wife left for
Harmony, Ind, last Wednesday, where
Professor has accepted position super
intendent in the Harmony schools.
Brightwood.
Mr.. John Slack and family. who have
been visiting Mrs. Bloom, returned to their
home a Muncie last week.
Miss Lille Harden. of Maxwell. Ind, who
has been visiting friends mere, returned
home last Monday.
Miss Ida Partlow who has been visiting
her parents on Foundry street, returned TO
Muncie Tuesday, where she has situation.
Rev. Groves, pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church, who has been visiting his
parents in Michigan, returned home last
Thursday
Mr.. H. c. Phren.- of Stewart street. left
fr nhera "a 20 Of Whoaa
death he was notified yesterday morning.
Some of the boys who attend the Bright
wood public schools amused themselves last
Friday by throwing stones at an aged man
who drove past the building in a covered
wagon. Several of the missiles struck the
old man.
Pleasant Lodge, No. 1898, knights and
Ladies OF Honor. has been requested by the
Grand Lodge of bdiana TO exemplIfy, the
degree before them in the L. O. o. F. Hall,
corner OF Washington and Pennsylvania