The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-22
West indianapolis.

Chief of Police Massing has been i'll dur
ing the past week with fever.
Mr.. A ". Green. formerly OF Edwards
street, has moved TO the city.
Mr.. Gus Wilson, of Howard street, is suf-
fering from an internal injury.
Mr.. Willis Privitt formerly of Birch ave-
nue.. has taken up his residence in the city.
Mr.. John Meyer and family have moved
back to their former home, at Attica, Ind.
Mrs M. L. Roberts who has been spend
Ing the summer at Manitou springs, has re-
turned.
Mr.. Frank Pierce, of Oliver avenue, has
left the suburb and taken up his residence
In the city.
DIR. Davis and wife were visited the first
part OF last week by Mr.. M. Pitcher. of
Marion. Ind
A farm near Broad Ripple Is now the
home OF Henry Held. formerly OF West
Mr. b. D. Brooks is having a new home
built for himself on Division street, near
Cottage avenue.
Mrs ]. ID. Thompson. of River avenue,
will leave to-day TO visit her husbands par
enfs. at Washington. o.
Miss Anna Pearl Cogswell will give an
entertainment ut Spencer Opera House
Thursday evening, Dec. 3.
Mrs Levi Clark, of South Reisener street,
Is entertaining as her guest Mrs. ]. ].
Leavy. of Hillsdale. Mich.
Mrs s. A. Russell, of Hadley avenue, was
visited last week by Mrs. Alice I. Pratt
Mr.. Benjamin Gill, of South Reisener
street, will entertain tile Pacific Dancing
Club at his home tomorrow night.
Prof. !. L. Dixon. principal of the High
School. has been called home to Burboun.
Ind. owing to illness in his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osweiler are enter
tanning as their guest their nephew. Albert
Wallace, who has been a sailor on the seas
for the last five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrison, of South
HARDING street. who have been at Column
bus. Ind. attending the funeral of MS
mother. returned home Tuesday.
The fourth annual memorial exercises of
the Alvin z. Hovey Post, @; A. r., will be
held next Sunday at $50 O'Clock in the aft
ernoon at the Congregational Church.
This afternoon at 2:3O O'clock s. Z. Nichol-
son: Trainer OF the tem nl's law lawn wnicn
the Friends Church on Christian Citizen
ship"
Harry Warner entertained number of
his friends last Tuesday evening with a
party in celebration of his nineteenth
birthday. Refreshments were served and
the evening passed in playing merry
games.
The friends of Mrs. George Cash. OF
Oliver avenue. gave her a surprise party
LAST Monday evening In honor or her NIFTY
fourth birthday. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable evening spent by the par
Elephants.
The West indianapolis football team is
going TO Noblesville Thanksgiving day. TO
Fountain Squares and the Boosters football
afternoon mi az ESQ ESQ O'CLOCK ~ '
Some Of the citizens are again agitating
the passage of curfew law by the Coun-
ell. 1t would be a great blessing to the
suburb. they claim, and the youngsters
who now disturb the quiet until late
hours could be forced indoors by the police.
Some OF the business men are talking OF
organizing a commercial club for the pur-
pose Of furthering the interests OF the bus
tness men In the suburb Another feature
proposed Is to encourage manufactures 10
locate here and offer Inducements TO pros
pective factories.
Effects of Pentecost on the Jerusalem
the First ~cS is the s SUBJECT Of the
sermon Rev. Maxwell will deliver at the
First ~ f. Church this morning. The sub
5ect OK the evening sermon is: "Destruc-
tion OF the Valley of Siddim.'
At the home OF Mrs. Frank Garrison. No
- Division street. market viii be opened
next Wednesday afternoon by the ladies OF
the River-avenue Baptist Church. at which
will be sold ready-cooked supplies fol
Thanksgiving dinners. Special dishes vii
be prepared II the order Is left with Mrs
Mr.. Otis w. w. Boyer and Miss Mimi,
III. Thacker. OF South Williams street. wer,
quietly married at o'clock last Sunda,
Rev. j. w. Maxwell and took place in tn,
recently furnished home OF the bride and
groom. on South heisener street. Iher'
were only few guests present.
This year the Thanksgiving services viii
be held at the Pilgrim Congregations
Church, at 10 clock on the morning OF the
ssth- Rev. j. W. ]. Collins and the choir
OF the Trinity NJ. +. Church will conduc
the song services. and Rev. Franklin Mere
difh. Of the Friends Church. will conduc
the devotional exercises. Rev. A. f. Ayers
OF the Congregational Church. will reas
the Presidents proclamation, and the Gov
crnorss proclamation will be read by Prof
A E Martin, OF the First Christian
Church. Rev. ]. w. Maxwell. OF the FirF