The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-15
SUBURBAN AFFAIRS.
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Miss Mayme Pilkenton. of Belleville.
Kan. is here visiting friends.
Miss Maud Hopkins. of Station street, is
visiting relatives near Greenfield. Ind
Miss Mary Traub of South Station street,
is visiting relatives al Princeton, Ill
Mr.. John Cave and family. of North Gale
street, are visiting relatives at hidder, Mo.
Mrs. Charles Clampet anu son Willis, of
Willow street, are visiting relatives at
Fortyille, Ind.
Benjamin Traub of South Station street,
Is the guest OF his sister Mrs. Samuel Cox,
at Nation. Ill
Mrs. Storr, of Fortville. Ind, is visiting
her son, George Storr. and family on Thir-
ty-second street
Miss Minnie Boyce. of Muncie. Ind, is
visiting Or. and Mrs. b. A. Brown, on West
Sutherland street.
James Cunningham, of Muncie. Ind is
visiting his uncle. John Muscan, and fam
ily on Beech street.
Miss Keppler. of Cleveland. O.. is the
guest of MIR and Mrs John Wurtz, on
South Station street.
Miss Rose Sage, of Greencastle, Ind. is
the guest of her brother, George Is. sage,
and family on Depot street.
Milton Poland, of Rural street, is spend
ing three weeks vacation with his
brother at Scottsburg, w Va
Mr.. William Mcclure. of Louisville Ky,
is visiting his sons at the residence OF Mr..
p. d. Lavelle, on Depot street.
Henry VESSEL of South Gale street. has
returned from st. Louis, Mo-, where he
has been the guest of relatives.
Mss Alice Wooderman. of Cincinnati. is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. George Mes
sersmith Of South Station street.
Miss Ethel Gatchell of Buffalo. n. Y,
is visiting her brother, Theodore Gatchell,
and wife on North Station street.
Mrs. Crales Kepper and sons Earnest
and Benjamin. of Pendleton avenue, are
in Cleveland O.. visiting relatives.
Mrs. II. C. Prehn and daughter Alice.
Of Stewart street. left Thursday for Gin
cinnati. where they will visit relatives.
Secretary GatcheH Of the Railroad Y. M.
c. A., will leave Tuesday to attend the
Y. NJ. c. A. conference at Winona Park.
Robert F. Bentley, who has been in the
employ of the Big Four Railroad Com
pany at Anderson, Ind, has been trans
ferred to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woodbury., of
Union City who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Doty, on Lawn street,
have returned home.
Mr. H. J. ClarksOn, Mrs. S. J. Riker and
son, Mrs. j. b. Rapson and daughter Bula,
of Danville, H., visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Rapson, on Depot street,
the last week.
Mr.. Sacken, first vice president Of the
City Union of the Epworth Leagues, will
address the meeting of the Railroad 7. M.
c. A. at o'clock this afternoon. Mr. Stegg.
chorister at the Edwin Ray M. h. Church
in the city, will sing solo.
WEST
Mrs Alma Anderson has returned from a
visit in Missouri
Mrs M. N. Parr, of South Williams street,
is visiting friends in the country
Miss Blanche Morris, of Jeffersonvile
Ind, is visiting Miss Maud Grant on Arbor
avenue.
Mrs. Ella Darnell. of Belmont avenue, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Williams. at Clay
ton Ind.
Miss Agnes Copenhaver, of West Morris
street, has returned from visit in Wash
ington. d. c.
of her sister, Mrs. Henry Lehman, on Ma
rion avenue.
Mr.. Gillispie, of Newman, Ill., is visiting
his son, w. b. Gillespie, and family, on
Reisner street.
Mrs Frank Hughes and Miss Grace Light
of Division street. are the guests of rela-
tiVes at Cincinnati.
A large number of Red Men from the local
tribe will attend the poWWow and barbecue
at Shelbyville Monday and Tuesday
Mr. S. A Morgan and family. of River
avenue, are spending weeks vacation
with friends and relatives in Cincinnati.
Miss Anna Thopmson, of Danville, Ind.
is visiting her brother, Lawrence M
Thompson. and wife, on Division street
Mrs J. w McGrew and daughter Lena
of Harding street, left Friday for Nfilroy
Ind, where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Mable Benson of North Williams
street, has returned from Anderson, Ind.
where she has been spending the summer
months.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First M
f. Church held lawn fete on John Cook $
lawn at the corner of Morris and Reisnel
street Friday evening.
Samaritan Lodge, Odd Fellows will hold
a lawn social and musical and literary en-
tertainment on Joseph Halls lawn on Divi-
sion street Tuesday evening.
A n C-,,1n Of Nflrf vi nv
enue, attended the reunion of the Twenty
first indiana Heavy Artillery at Sullivan
Ind, Tuesday and Wednesday. -.r.
Miss Spinks Wysong. Of Reisner street
was accompanied by Miss Julia McCray, OF
that place, who is now her guest.
The Christian Brotherhood of the First
M E. Church will meet at o.cloek TINS
afternoon at the residence of Rev. j. Yves
ley Maxwell. No. so North Williams street.
Mrs. H. b. Davis and daughter Annie and
Mrs. Jane Delaney, of Natchez, Miss, Wht
have been visiting O. H. Bradford and fam
ily on River a venue, have returned home
An entertainment for the benefit of Kirby
Smith will be given by Alvin F. Hovey
Post, No $50 G.. A. r., and Women's Relief
Corps, No. 1856, at spencers Hall Thursday
evening
walter Grow, violin soloist and character
impersonator, assisted by Miss Mona Nc
Corrnick vocalist, will give an entertain
ment at Spencer's Opera House next Friday
evening.
'Following Christ Affair OFF, is the sub
ject for the morning service at the First
NJ. E, Church; and at the evening service
the pastor, Rev. J. Wesly MAXWELL will
speak of the cause and Cure for Inf
delity." number of new members will be
received into the church to-day.
HauGhvilIe.
August G. Calvelage, of King avenue,
left Monday for Toledo, o., on a trip.
Elmer Halter, of Cincinnati, is visiting
James Recap, on West New York street.
Charles Chavis, of West Michigan street,
is spending his vacation at Louisville, Ky.
p. J. Stoner and family. of Holmes ave-
nue., are visiting relatives near Clayton,
Ind.