The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-24
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. G. Z. Bacon has been visiting at
Acton with Mrs. George Taylor.
George Grinsteiner was appointed COM
missioner to sell the estate of Catherine
will be $4,000.
The indianapolis Lodge. No. 1, Order of
Calanthe, will give a musical and literary
entertainment at its hall on East Market
street Thursday evening.
A lawn social will be given by Center
Camp, No. 1897, Royal Ladies of America,
at us South Noble street next Tuesday
evening. A district camp will be the feature
Of the evening.
In Police Court yesterday morning ten BIZ
cycle riders were fined each 81 n costs for
riding on the streets without licenses or
after dark without lights. All OF the fines
were either stayed or paid.
George Harrison, of Cass county, yester-
day filed a petition in the Federal Court
asking that Elihu w. Embree, Of Carroll
county, be declared a bankrupt, alleging
that he owes debts amounting TO $1,000
Frederick E. Victor and Harry l.. Hen
derson will leave next Monday for New
York. On the 7th of July they will sail for
Europe. They will travel in Germany,
France, Switzerland and Great Britain be-
fore returning home.
The Current Topics Club will be adj
dressed next Wednesday evening by Thorn
as j. Hudson on the subject of Single
Tax" The meeting will be held at the
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Clifton and
Thirtieth streets.
Mr.. Fletcher Hodges has been appointed
an assistant in the out patients depart
ment at the City Hospital, in Boston, for
the months. of une and July. He will re-
turn home in August to spend the vacation
with his parents, DIR. and Mrs. Edward +.
Hodges.
Roberts Park Church will give a reception
at the home of the pastor, Rev. c. r. Ba-
son, 500 North New Jersey street. from 3
to 6 and s to 10 Wednesday,. The reception
Is for friends of the pastors family and
members of the church.
Riley Persley, colored, of No. 432 Puryear
street, was arrested yesterday morning and
charged with grand larceny. He is said to
nave robbed the house of Noble Venable,
No. 226 Blake street; taking a watcn ana an,
ored, pawned the plumber and was arrested
for receiving stolen goods.
A party of insurance men will leave to-
morrow for the annual convention of the
International Accident Underwriters AS
ISOLATION at Geneva Lake, Wis. The party
is headed by W.. K, Bells, general man.
ager of the Railway Officials' and EN-
ployes' Accident Association. Other MEM
bers of the party are Chalmers Brown, w.
r. Zulich, III. G.. 3. Alexander, G. j. Nc
Pherson, S. L. Houston and H. l.. Bracket.
The indications are tha the old soldiers
celebration of independence day, July 4,
at Garfield Park, will be the most sue
Cessful of the many successful ones they
have held. All arrangements have been
made and a fine programme has been ar
ranged for, consisting OF an grafton, the
reading of the Declaration Of Independ-
ence, plenty of patriotic music and mill
tary display, besides other attractions that
will be provided for the multitudes that
will be present
J.. D. Bodine, commander of the I. o. o.
F. Patriarchs Militant. Department of In
diana, has announced the following men as
members of his staff: Chief of staff, Col.
Albert Loves, Indianapolis; A. A. g., Col.
J. o. Clarke, N~oblesville; A. I. G., Colonel
J. G.. Stober, Wabash; A. Q. G., Colonel f.
H. Underwood, Peru: A. G. G., Colonel
Charles c. Buchanan. Indianapolis; A. s.
G., Colonel NJ. II. Campbell, Knightstown;
chaplain, Colonel G. G.. Hudson. Decatur;
bannerette, Lieutenant Colonel G. p. Bon
wasser, New Albany: aid-de-camp, Colonel
w. j. Wolf.
The Supreme Council Of the Order of
Chosen Friends has just passed it twenty
first anniversary. Alpha Council, of In
dianapolis, was tho first subordinate coun-
ell organized and, at that time, contained
all the supreme officers. T.. B. Linn, the
present supreme recorder, was one of the
founders Many councils have been organ
lied since then, and the membership ex-
tends across he country from Maine to
California;. 1t celebrates il twenty-first an
niversary tomorrow at the home Of Mr..
Linn. 2314 East Twelfth street. Next
Thursday night there will be Initiation
at the hall in the Union Trust building.