The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-29
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Samuel H. Dowden has returned to Har-
ward University.
DR.. Herman Pink will return from his
summer vacation Oct. >.
DR.. Rebecca Rogers George will return
Tuesday from New York.
Carroll Swain, of Woodruff Place. will
entertain the JacqueIin club Tuesday,
Oct. /.
DR.. ]. Rilus Eastman will return this
week from Germany, where he has spent
some time in study.
Mr. L. n. Stucky and Mr.. Edward Nell
VIII leave Tomorrow Tor weeks fishing
trip to Maxinkuckee
Or. J. J.. Masters, who spent the summer
abroad, arrived in New York Sept. - and
viii be at home oct 1.
An elaborate musical programme, I'm
charge of the Indianapolis Conservatory of
Music, Will be given at CentraI-aVenue NJ.
T. Church tonight.
Mrs Whitlock. living on East Tenth
street, fell from street car last evening
near her home and was painfully hurt.
She was at once taken to her home.
The car accountants office of the Lake
Erie < Western, with its force of nine men,
is TO be removed 10 Cleveland and con-
solidated with the Lake Shore account
ants office and transportation department.
The Rev. Wallace r. Struble interna-
tionaI lecturer for the American Anti
cigarette League, will deliver two adj
dresses to-day at Roberts Park Church.
The first will be at o'clock and the second
pices of the local Anti-cigarette League,
which is planning "A vigorous crusade and
the lecturer may stay here to assist local
workers.
Because an eruptive disease of a puzzling
character has broken out in Union City on
the dividing line between Ohio and In
diana, a conference will be held in that
place tomorrow by DR.. PrObSt, Health Of
fiCer of Ohio and Dr. j. y. Hurry, Secre-
tary of the Indiana State Board of Health.
They will endeavOr TO diagnose the disease
nd 1nQw IA h.ar- not IA IIra
as has been suspected.
II. Q. Stechhan has just returned from
the East. where he arranged 10 open q
branch house of the firm of Butler x \ ger
publishers, OF New Haven, Conn, in In
dianapOlis. The local house will be a dis
tributing point for the central States
through which the various pubncatlons Will
he handled. Heretofore the Western bust
ness of the firm has been done out OF Chi
cagO and the location here Will be a valu-
able acquisition to the city. as the concern
has over two hundred different books on
the market and employs a large corps of
assistants.
At the devotional services of Meridian
street EpWorth League this evening at ESQ.
the new pastor Rev. Stanfield will con
duct the installation services, placing i'm
office the new league officers for the en-
suing year. This Will be the occasion of
the frst meeting with the new pastor and
a large attendance is expected. especially
among the members Of the society, and all
friends OF the city are cordially invited
The society extends special invitation To
all students of the city. without a church
home to come with their friends 10 Merid-
ian-Street Church.
The Twentieth Century Chorus Will give
an entertainment at Lyra Hall. l22S South
Meridian street. this evening at \ O'Clock
The following programme viii be rendered
Dreaming. chorus; baritone solo. John
Schwartz: vocal duet. Messrs. futile and
Durbe. soprano solo. Miss l.. Weickmann
piano duet Raymond and Emma Aiken
brock: defamation. Mrs. Emile HOfmann
address. Frederick Strickland: slumber
song. South Side MaenerChOr: violin solo
Frank Whiensch; recitation. Miss g. Wells
auto harp duet MesSrs. Rindenknecht and
Schuck; violin solo, Harvey Miller. There
will be a dance after the entertainment.