The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-08
SUBURBAN NOTES.
West I~ndianapoIis.

III.
Charles Terry. jr.. who has been i'll with
matarial fever, is now slowly recovering.
Mrs. John Abbott of WOODBURY. avenue.
left last week to visit relatives at Rensse-
laer.
John Entwhistle. of Oliver avenue, has
left the suburb and is now residing in the
city.
William c.. Harding. of Garland street.
has left the suburb to take up his residence
In the city.
Mrs. William Webb. of Olive avenue. who
mas been suffering with hay fever, is slowly
convalescing.
Mr.. Bishop Fletcher, ormerly of Hadley
avenue, has left the suburb and taken up
his residence in North Indianapolis.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E. Church
Will hold union services at the church ev-
cry evening during the coming week.
Mrs. n. ID. Grubb, of Marion avenue, has
gone TO Waldron. at which place she is
visiting among relatives and friends.
John Harding. of O4iver avenue, is being
visited by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
topher Harding, of Greensboro, n. G.
The congregation of the Friends Church
has changed the hour for holding Sunday
evening services from 7:S0 to Z o'clock.
There will be a meeting of the w. c. T. u.
at the home of Mrs. Tolin. No. ia Nordyke
avenue, nex Tuesday evening. Business Of
Importance will be transacted.
Jewett Jones, of Arbor avenue, has gone
TO Noblesville. near which place he is su-
perintending the erection of a new pumping
station for the Consumers Gas Company.
Mrs. George Mckinney. who recently left
Tor hnightstown TO visit the Soldiers Or
phanS' Home at that ~lace. has returned
and very enthusiastically praises that insti-
tuition.
j. c. Mccain. of Oliver avenue, who left
Thursday to go to his fathers home in
Shelby county to attend the funeral of his
aunt, which occurred at that place, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Mentor. OF River avenue. is being
Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Dixon formerly lived
IN the city, but removed to her present
home nine years ago.
1t has just transpired that James w.
this suburb, are husband and wife. In fact
they were married last May. but did not
reveal their secret until last week.
"Belshazzar's Feast" which is the title
OF Rev; j; Wesley Maxwelrs popular lee
tqre. will be delivered by him at the First
NJ r. Church this evening". The subject of
his morning address is Growth of Grace"
Captain Kirby Smith, of Division street.
evening in celebration of the Republican
victory. Refreshments Were served to the
torty guests who were present and a joy
Gus evening was spent.
Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Morton, or cClai street. gave a surprise
party at their home for her brother. A. p.
Green and wife; They, were made the
Dy the guests In attendance.
.Villiers & Co., of Oliver avenue. posted the
election returns in the window of their office
last week in order to please the watchers
Xilliers was obliged to stay up all night
Tuesday night and post bulletins.
Brightwood.
James Smith. of No. So Gale street. who
has been very i'll. is now convalescing.
Mrs. Baldwin. of Gale street. left Satur-
day for Ohio. where she will spend a few
weeks visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. William Baker and two children. of
Philadelphia. Pa. are visiting her mother.
Mrs. Adam Geek. of No. IS Gale street.
James Underwood. formerly of Bellefon-
tame. o., las moved his family to Bright
wood, and is now residing on Poplar street.
The building which is to contain the ma
chinery for DIR. William III. Johnson's new
eIectric-light plant is now nearly COM
pleted.
At the St. Francis Church. last Sunday
morning, the engagement was announced
OF George Harmon and Miss Caroline
Wulle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sites. of Station
street. are entertaining Mr.. Sites's mother
and his sister-in-law, Mrs. Hama Sites, of
Columbus o.
E.. d. Bancroft. secretary of the Railroad
Mems dr Y; NJ G., a: at Columbus, O.; will
meeting this afternoon at , o'clock.
Willis Minor has let the contract for two
new dwelling houses. which are to be
erected on Brightwood avenue. The foun-
dation for one of them is already COM
pleted.
L. s. Coffin. who labored hard in Con-
gress for the passage of the bill which pro-
vides for the placing of automatic couplers
and air brakes upon all railroad cars, will
address the Big Four employees at their
shop meeting during the noon hour next
Wednesday.
The town marshal has not attempted to
bring suit against the Town Board. as he
threatened. because it cut his salary, but
instead has accepted the inevitable. and
is now often seen plying the shovel on the
streets and cutters of the town. He now
receives 800 a year and 20 cents an hour for
all time actually employed on work for
the town.
Miss Della Murphy. a prominent young
lady of the suburb. and John D.. Baker. of
Windfall. Ind, were married at the home
of the brides parents, on Stewart street,
last Monday morning. at 10 O'Clock. Rev.
Lee Fisher, Of the Baptist Church. Off
ciated. and quite a number of friends and
relatives were present. Two hours after
the ceremony the newly welded pair left
for the home of the groom'S parents. at
Windfall. from which place they will pro-
coed to Kansas City, No, where they will
make their future home.