The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-27
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

The Deaconess Home Board will meet to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. Nathan a Morris and Mr.. S. o. Nor
ris have returned from trip on the Illi-
nOis river.
Miss. Viola C. scheible will leave this
week for Boston TO take course of study
in Curry's School of Expression.
The Indianapolis Missionaries Social
Union will hold a meeting Thursday after
noon, Nov. 10, in the Meridian-street Nj. u.
Church.
y petition in bankruptcy has been filed in
the United States Court by a. II. Wherly,
of Elkhart His liabilities amount to s., 1O4,
and his assets foot up $2S1.
The ladies of the Irvington Methodist
Church are giving a rummage sale at 55S
East washington street. 1t will continue
THIS week. Any donations at these rooms
viii be gladly received.
The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton and the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will give a Halloween party next
Thursday evening in the rooms of the Y.
Nj. G. n. on North Pennsylvania street.
The local recruiting office has been or
dered to again enlist men for service in the
Philippines. Recruits will be given their
choice between the infantry and cavalry
1t has been several months since soldiers
were enlisted for the Philippines.
a three days meeting of the Methodist
Protestant Church of this district will be-
gin tomorrow evening at the Hoyt-avenue
Church. Papers will be read and addresses
delivered by the pastors of the associat ton,
discussing religious problems and the state
of the church.
The Crown Chair Manufacturing Com
pany, OF Evansville, was incorporated yes
terday in the secretary of states office.
The cOmpany's capital is $4,000 and the
board of directors Is made up of Charles p.
and Fred l.. Stoltz, OF Evansville, and r.
H. Stoltz of Richmond, Va.
The revival meetings at the new church
at Senate avenue and Eleventh street are
being largely attended. Many of those at
tending the meetings have professed com
version. The meetings Will be held at IL
o'clock a. m, 2:50 o'clock and 100 O'Clock
p. m. during the coming week.
Norville d. Grubbs, of SS1 Division street
was arrested yesterday by Patrolman
Bailey, on the charge of refusing to assist
en- officer During trouble incident to the
arrest of Edward L. Brown, 1912 Oliver
avenue, and Lafayette Murphy, 6l5 War
man avenue. Bailey asked Grubbs to as
sist him. Grubbs refused to do so and the
arrest followed yesterday.
The Kahn Tailoring Company will erect
a shop at the corner of California and Mar
ket streets at a cost of $4,000. TO be ready
for occupancy Jan !, 1892. The building
will be 19jXl22 feet, with saw-tooth style
of roof 10 admit light and air, and will
contain dining rooms. reception rooms
other modern factory conveniences.
Miss Ida Porter, Herman Doll and
Charles Dawson, of Broad Ripple, were in
jured in a head-end collision near Forty
NlSnln street ldlc tlbdg evening. nut Were
able To proceed 10 their homes. The col
lision occurred near a switch and was due
10 the fact that one Of the cars had no
headlight and a haze prevented the motor
man from seeing the car on the track
Usually the mOtormen are able 10 see from
one switch TO another. Passengers say the
cars were running at a high speed, but this
is denied by the officials of the company
who say high speed would have resulted in
more injuries.
The bridal party for the wedding OF Miss
May Webster, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Webster. of Chicago. and Mr.
Harold Eldridge, which will take place Nov
., will be: Miss Louise Sheppard OF Chi
cago. maid OF honor, and Miss Jane Stan
dish OF Detroit. Miss Kathryn b Eldridce
OF indianapolis, Miss Bertha Swensberg of
Omaha. and Miss Anna Barker of Chicago
bridesmaids. William Eldridge, brother of
the bridegroom, will be the best man. The
ushers will be Theodore y. Tyler Harold
W. Latton, Herman Webster. DR. Stewart
Webster. Pate Chapman OF New York and
Wallace Krag OF Detroit