The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-05
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Dr. Reginald Garstang, who has been
ill at his home for the past month, is able
to be about
There was sold at the Indianapolis post
office yesterday s., $50 worth of stamps and
stamped envelopes. 1t was record-break-
ing business.
Alva Frazee, a milk dealer, was arrested
yesterday by Inspector Langenberg and
charged with selling milk adulterated with
formaldehyde.
George p Marott. father of George ].
Marott, has returned from the Klondike
He brought home a quantity of gold dust
and many large rubies.
Captain Horace Mckay is the treasurer
OF the Nancy Hanks Lincoln Memorial As
ISOLATION and not the member of the organ
ization named yesterday.
Edward McDevitt, a deputy I'm United
States Clerk Buffers Office is spending his
vacation in the vicinity of Georgian bay
at the northern end OF Lake Huron.
The Hall-place Auxiliary of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society held its cleo
ton of officers and mite-box opening at
the church yesterday afternoon. 1t marks
the close of the most prosperous year in
its existence:
The Labor day committee netted about
sl,1l5 on the celebration Monday. The re-
ceipts and expenditures will be given out
at the meeting of the Central Labor Union
next Monday
Postmaster McGinnis will appoint Harry
Kibbe regular mail carriers to be added
TO the Indianapolis force after Oct. /. They
are now substitute carriers. They will be
assigned 10 business districts.
A. A. Young, custodian OF Square So has
notified the board of school commissioners
that IL may open the school building on the
ground for the fall term until he receives
information from the government To
when the building will be torn down TO
make room for the new federal building
The test given the Pyle blowing machine
by the Greenfield glass factory, owned by
Hollweg & Reese, of this city. has been
very satisfactory. George G. Pyle, of this
city, is the inventor OF the machine and
Ii can be operated at a higher speed and
lower cost than any other glass blowing
machine now In use.
A mortgage for s., 500. 600 from the Ken
lucky and Indiana Bridge and Railroad
Company 10 the Standard Trust Company
of New York and Noble c. Butler was
filed yesterday in Louisville. The mort
gage covers all the property OF the COM
pany, including railroad bridge across
the Ohio river at LOUISVILLE.
Noah Slentz. saloon keeper OF Mil
Grove. Blackford county. yesterday filed
ia the Office OF the clerk of the Appellate
Court his appeal from judgment of the
BlackfOrd Circuit Court, assessing against
him fine of $40 for violation OF the Nichol-
son law by having screen I'm front of the
bar in his saloon on Sunday, thereby OBJ
structing view from the street.
The following teachers have been ap-
pointed for Pike township for the coming
school year: New Augusta High School, +.
&. Senour. Edward II. Bender. assistant:
district No. 1, Harry Griffey; district No ?.
L. NJ. Klingersmith; district No. ,. Ethel
Hone district No. 4. G.. II. Hollingsworth;
district No. 5. w. b. Butler: district No. 6.
G.. III. Hookensmith and Lille Cox: district
No. 7. j. III. Chopper and Estelia Montague:
district No. s. Sarah +. Fink; district No.
10. Bertha Hollingsworth; district No II.
W. j. Fink; district No. II, Carrie 0riffey.
The schools open Sept. 10