The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-31
Indiana Notes.

Miss Sadie Mansfield, of Winchester, and
Carl FELTON, were married in Muncie last
night.
The Elwood fair grounds will be temporar-
lily converted into an al-year-round pleas
ure resort.
The Montpelier Evening Herald, which
suspended publication a month or so ago,
mas resumed, under the editorship of Leroy
The Northwest Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, which was TO have
opened to-day at Plymouth, has been post
poned until Sept. T.
The thirty-tnird annual reunion of the
Nineteenth Indiana Volunteers OF the civil
var will be held at Albany, Ind, on We'd
nesday and Thursday, Sept. % and 20.
The Indiana Wire Fence and Nail Com
pany broke ground in Charlottesville Mon
day for 72xl4O-feet addition to its build
ing. More wire machines will be put in.
>, Alex. Hunt colored died yesterday at
Terre Haute from fractured skull caused
by a blow from a brick struck by Mrs. S. 8.
Allen, also colored, with whom he boarded
and whom he attempted to assault.
The Floyd County Teachers Institute is
in session in Jefferson Prof. A. J. Kinna>
man, of Danville, Ind: Prof. e. E. Grifith.
or Bloomington, and Prof. Hanson, of VIII
Transport, Ind, are assisting in the work.
The State committee of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows closed the deal for
the purchase of 122 acres east of Green's
burg, to be used as a site for the new Odd
Fellows Home. The price paid was $11, 900.
ploye of the Pennsylvania Railroad. was
badly hurt at Seymour. While setting a
brake the chain parted and he was thrown
to the ground and hurt in a number of
places.
John Later, a farmer, living near Vim
cennes, while returning home from that
city last night was held UP by highwaymen
and robbed. Citizens gave the alarm, and
a large number of farmers collected and
chased the robber, who escaped in a buggy.
Guy Hickman and Miss Emma Prather.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John ".
Prather, of Mahalasville. Only immediate
relatives and friends were present. They
will reside on his farm near Mahalasville
William Fisher and Lee Northern, both
or Cloverdale, were struck by lightning re-
Gently while sitting under a tree during a
with a buggy. cushion as protection against
the rain and the cushion saved his legs
Northern was killed by his side
Mrs. Dora Ryle. of Jeffersonville, mother
fight at Ell Caney, has been informed by
Secretary Alger that the remains of her son
VIII be brought home. The secretary states
that no attempt to disinter the bodies of
the dead soldiers will be made before cold
weather.
Coroner Ketchum held an inquest yester-
gay at Chesterton on the body of the I'M
known man killed east of there Monday His
name is H. M Lund, 227 Milwaukee avenue,
Chicago. The body was turned over to the
School of Anatomy and Physiology at Val
paraiso for dissection. The deceased leaves
a wife and child.
Charles HARRISON, of Jeffersonville, was
probably fatally injured last night. He was
working with a threshing machine and was
sleeping at the barn of Edward Dod near
Sellersburg. While asleep he rolled through
an opening in the loft on to a hay wagon.
He was seriously injured internally and
may not survive.
Two weeks ago Miss Alta Michaels, of Ko-
komo, young lady prominent in society,
left home without advising her friends of
her at Fiskdale, Mass. saying she was now
Mrs. John Seyfert the marriage having
been soemnized in that city the day before.
Miss Michaels journeyed more than 1000
miles alone to meet her lover, who holds
q responsible position with a manufacturing
concern. The groom was formerly resi-
dent of this city.