The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-18
SUBURBAN AFFAIRS.
Briglltwood.

Brightwood.
Peter Staff Of Shade street is quite Ill
with typhoid malaria.
Earl Aldridge, of East Sutherland street,
is visiting friends at Clinton, Ill.
Miss May Karrer, of the city, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs j. H. Winenow, on Depot
street
guest of James Awkward, of Depot street
last week
William Doty. of Lawn street who has
been visiting at Fortville, Ind, returned
home last Wednesday.
Lee Bush of South Station street. who
has been visiting relatives at Gallon, o.,
returned home last week.
DENIES Murphy of Pekin, ILL.,, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs James Awkward, of
Depot street last Wednesday.
Miss Katie Baldus, of Pendleton avenue
who has been visiting relatives at Cincin-
natl o., has returned home.
Miss Fay Putnam, of Poplar street, who
has been visiting relatives at Bellefontaine
o., returned home last Friday.
Pleasant Lodge, No. 1888 Knights and
Ladies of Honor, installed it's newly elect
ed officers last Thursday evening.
Jacob vansah, of South Lawn street
was called last Tuesday to Terre Haute,
Ind, where his father lies very i'll.
Thomas Kirk, of Thorntown. Ind, who
has been visiting his uncle, William Kirk
of South Station street, has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. K M. McAdams, of Lawn
street, who have been the guests of friends
week.
Mrs. Charles Sutton and son Guy, of Nun
Gle, Ind, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Skinner, of Depot street, last
week.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell. of West suther-
land street, who has been visiting her par
ents at Union City, returned home last
Tuesday
Mrs. Lewis, Of Depot street. returned
home Wednesday from Terre Haute Ind
where she has been visiting for the last
ten days.
Walter Casky, of North Station street.
left last week for Bellefontaine, o., where
he will try his luck as fisherman for about
ten days.
DR.. D. R. Lucas, of the Sixth Christian
Church. of the city, will address the NEE
ing at the Railroad Y. M. G. a. at 3 o clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman, of St. Louis, No.
who have been visiting Mrs. Kerman's sis
ter, Mrs. Kneer, of Depot street, returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wooderman and
daughter Nellie, of Cincinnati. o., are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin w. Bush, of
South Station street.
Rev M L. Haines, of the First Presby-
terrain Church, Of the city, addressed shop
noon hour last Wednesday.
Matthew Holmes, general foreman of the
Panhandle shops, in the city, was the guest
of his brother, James Holmes, of North
Station street, last Thursday.
City Engineer Jeup was here last
Wednesday, noting the names Of streets
and the house numbers, preparatory to
making the necessary changes.
Mrs. George Rapson and two sons, of
Terre Haute, Ind, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rapson, on Depot
street returned home last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas Nelson, of the Pente-
costal Mission of the city, will address the
shop meeting of the Big Four employees
during the noon hour next Wednesday,
Pleasant Lodge No. 1888, knights and
Ladies of Honor, will hold a lawn fete on
the commons near the congregational
Church. on Stewart street, next Saturday
evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church were entertained
last Friday evening by the pastor, Rev. c.
E. Groves, and wife, at their homo on
North Stewart street
Basket goals for the playing of basket
ball have been erected on the lawn in
front of the Railroad Y. M c. A. build
ing, and the members are taking quite an
interest in the new game.
James Chopper and Mate Rock and fami-
lies, of North Gale street, and Thomas Rob-
inson and family, Of West Sutherland
street, left last Monday for Lewiston, o.
where they will camp and fish for ten days.
Frederick Milstangle, of Huntington, w.
Va, who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tee Remley, Of Stewart street, last week,
left Friday for Delaware, o., to accept a
position at that place with the Big Four
Railroad Company.
Chief Barrett. of the city again tested the
force possible to be exerted by the pumps
at the water plant here last Thursday, and
expressed himself well satisfied with the
result 1t is claimed a stream of water
was thrown 200 feet from a one-and-one-
etghth-inch nozzle.
The fifth number in the lecture course in
augurated by the Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor of the Congregational
Church will be piano, mandolin and gui-
tar concert. Prof. De Main Wood and
wife will conduct the entertainment which
will occur next Friday evening.
Arrborvitas Lodge, No. 31S, Knights of
tomorrow night: Chancellor commander
A. H. Kemper; vice chancellor commander,
elmer E. Trimble; master-at-arms, Otis 3.
ner guard, G. V. Emery; outer guard, w. S.
Lingle; prelate, A G. Harrison.
Knights and Ladies of Honor lodge, No
915, installed the following officers last
Tuesday night. Dictator, Daniel D. Slider;
vice dictator, George E. Hickok assistant
dictator, George B. Messersmith; past die
tator. Q. n. Smider; reporter, w. c. Old
rige; financial rsporeer j. G Bur4line
Brown, sentinel, w. w. Robson; chaplain,
B. f. Bushong.
The annual picnic given by the Big Four
employees here and at the Dillon-street
suOpS Will PROBABLY occur july 70. Law
renceburg seems to be the place where
many of the employees wish it to be held
this year. and a committee of three, James
Healy and Neal Phillips, from the shops
here, and P. j. Moore from the Dillon
street shops, visited the place yesterday
to ascertain what accommodations the
grounds afforded at that point. if it is held
there. In case the committee reports un-
favorably on the Iawrenceburg grounds,
Lafayette and Muncie are the points sug
gested for second choice. The committee
now out soliciting the business men of the
city for donations to be used prizes
in the competitive contests to be held dur
ing the day of the picnic is reported to
have been quite successful in securing the
desired donations.
West Indianapolis.
Mrs. Clinton Smith, OF Osgood street, Ia