The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-16

Sunday have been postponed for one week,
and will be held Sunday, May ~.
Mrs. John Wurtz, of South Station street.
is visiting friends at Columbus, Ind.
Mr.. e. NJ. Riddle, of Mattoon. Ill; was
the guest of friends in this suburb during
last week.
Mr.. J. j. Stephens. of South Gale street;
who has been i'll for some time, Is again
able to be about.
Mr.. Andrew Lohr and family, formerly OF
Union City, have taken up their residence
on Poplar street.
Rev. Mr.. C. E. Groves. pastor of the Con-
gregational Church. is visiting his parents
at Coldwater, Mich.
Rev. Or. Lucas, Of the city. will address
the meeting of the railroad Y. M. Z. a. at
. o CLOCK this afternoon.
Tishimingo Tribe, No. 210, Improved Or
der OF Red Men, will institute d new trlpe
at Hadley, Ind, Tuesday, May %.
Mrs. Anna Cassidy, of Cincinnati, O.; is
the guest of her parents, Mr.: and Mrs.
Charles H. Rehling, of South Gale street.
The Epworth League of the NJ. f.. Church
Will celebrate its eighth anniversary with
special exercises at the church this evening.
Mr.. clyde Brobst, of Mattoon. III, was
the guest of his uncle, MIR. Calvin w. BUSH
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Rehling, of
South Gale street, who were the guests OF
his parents at Decatur, H., returned nome
last Friday.
Mrs. Lula Sites, matron of the Home of
Aged Women at Columbus, o., is visiting
her son., Mr.. George Sites and family, on
South Station street.
Mr.. Edward Worth, who was recently
married to Miss Maggie Monks, of Union
City, Ind, and his wife have gone to house
keeping on Depot street.
Rev. Mr.. Jeffries, of the South-side Con-
gregational Church in the city, will occupy
the pulpit at the Congregational Church to-
day, in the absence or the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Groves.
Mr.. George Hiatt, of the railroad Y. M.
c. A. at this point, will leave for Chicago
the first of June, where he viii accept the
position of assistant secretary OF the rail-
road Y. NJ. c. a. in that city.
Mr.. J. j. Buckley. of Wheeler street, and
Miss Fanny Raymond, of Stewart street,
were married at the home of the srooms
parents last Monday evening. The newly
married couple will take up their residence
in West Indianapolis.
Messrs. John Bradshaw and Morton
Traub, and Misses Featheringill and dum-
prizes, and a number of their friends will
make the run to Franklin on their bicycles
Humphries's parents while there.
Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie, of the English Luth-
ern Church, in the city, addressed a meet
ing of the Big Four employees in the shop
during their noon hour last Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. j. c. Smith, of the Tabernacle
Church, in the city, viii address the shop
meeting next Wednesday noon.
The little fve-year-old son Of DAME Rud-
dies, of Depot street, who was run over
by a delivery wagon, one wheel of which
passed over his head, last Wednesday
evening, is slowly improving, and the at
tending physician believes that he will re-
cover and experience no serious after
effects from his injuries.
Rev. Mr.. N. H. Appleby delivered the fifth
lecture in the course lnaugurated by the
Junior Epworth League Of the N E;
from Turnips'' was the subject of his adj
dress. The next lecture will be delivered
next Wednesday by Rev. Mr.. R. ". Hun
ter, whose subject will be The Good Old
Times"
DR.. William H. Johnson is having a two
story frame building erected in the rear of
his drug store on South Station street, and
while the doctor and those who are in the
secret say that it is to be occupied by a
factory, they remain mysterious regarding
its nature. The outside dimensions of the
building are 20 feet by 40 feet, and those
interested claim that between 500 and $500
worth of machinery will be erected inside
as soon as the building is completed. The
article to be manufactured in the new plant
is said to be something new and out of the
ordinary, and q gentleman from Columbus,
o., is coming to take charge of the plant.