The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-17

up goes to the church at whose place OF
worship the meeting is held.
HAGERSTOWN.-Elabo plans are
under way for what is expected TO be the
most successful fair ever held here. Prac-
tically all the space devoted to exhibits had
been reserved. and applications are still
coming in. More shows and booths and
generally OF a better quality than usual
have been licensed than ever before. and
the entries OF horses bespeak an unusually
high quality of racing.
RICHMOND.-The western district of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Ohio and
other States will begin its annual session
in ST. Johns Lutheran Church. this city,
Wednesday The synod of which this dis
Synods in America. and the first one or
ganized west of the Alleghenies. 1t was
founded at Somerset. Perry county. Ohio.
in 1915
vALPARAISO.-The most costly and
handsomest church in Jasper county is the
fine brick edifice at Remington. just APP
proacning completion, for the Catnohcs OF
that place and vicinity. Its cost is about
$50, Co., The building will be dedicated sun
day. July q. Dedication services ana SOL
emn high mass will be celebrated by Bishop
Alerdng Sunday morning.
JEFFERSONVILLE.- application
of James Bottorff. Judge Marsh has APP
pointed Edward WIGHT receiver for the
Sellersburg Clay Company. The companys
indebtedness is given as $780, and Bot
torff's claim is for S33.75 for labor. he al
leges in his application that there is no APP
parent chance for a liquidation of the debt
WINDFALL.-John White fifteen years
old and Daniel Alley thirteen years old.
have been missing from their homes here
since Monday noon, and ii is feared they
have been drowned in one of the numerous
gravel pits near here in which the boys OF
the town are wont TO go swimming. "A
careful search will be made.
UNION CITY.-Marshal Wolf has ar
rested Charles Dawson and Jacob SOLO
mon on suspicion of being the men wanted
for robbng the Lightsville. o., postoffice
three weeks ago. The two men correspond
with the description sent out and will have
their preliminary hearing as soon as the
Lightsville officials arrive.
KNIGHTSTOWN.-H A. Leishier.
of Baltimore. and Mrs. Alma McCarty, OF
this city. were married Monday night by
terrain Church. They met about year ago
while both were prisoners in the county
Jail They will live in Baltimore.
CRAWFORDSVILLE.- bids for the
erection of the new Masonic Temple were
opened Monday and the contract will be
given to William z. Jungclaus Co. of
indianapolis. at S39,654.l6. The plumbing
and the marble mosaic floors will be extra.
amounting TO about $500.
TERRE HAUTE.-The third annual state
convention of the International Order OF
Twelve and the knights and Daughters or
Tabor began a four days session Tuesday.
The order is confined 10 colored people.
A banquet given to the visitors Tues
day night.
LAFAYETTE.-Mose Harry and Charles
Atlass are under arrest here. charged with
receiving stolen goods. They are promi-
nent junk dealers and the arrest has
created a sensation. They are also charged
with renting property for immoral pur-
poses.
WORCESTERSHIRE return of taxabes
in Randolph county shows a total of $li,-
1877 $50, an increase of $27i225 over last year.
BIT four townships show decreases. West
River, Munroe. Ridgeville and Parker, and
these are very small. aggregating only $780,
225
PENDLETON.-Edwar Williamson was
severely kicked by a horse Tuesday, and
nothing but the fact that he was very close
to the animal saved him from suffering
fatal injuries. AS il is. he probably will
be laid up several weeks.
GREENCASTLE.-Will Rogers, four
teen years DID, who decoyed away
from his home here by gypsies. has been
brought back by his brother-in-law after
the latter had followed the band almost to
Terre Haute.