The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-01
1 T NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. Frank Deckert, general travelling
agent of the Louisville Commercial, is
visiting friends in the city.
The nineteenth annual reunion of the
Third Indiana Cavalry will be held in the
Circuit Court room in this city on Thurs
day.
The ladies of the Third Section of the
First English Lutheran Church will serve
supper from $50 to $50 in the church par
lors tonight.
General John Coburn, who has been seri-
ously Ill for several days, was much i'm
proved yesterday, and was thought to be
out of danger.
j.. Perry Gales. of Elkhart. yesterday
filed a petition in bankruptcy with the
clerk of the Federal Court. He fixes his
liabilities at 81 .263. 43. He has no assets.
held this afternoon at the Propylaeum.
There will be an address by Mrs. May
Wright Sewall on 'International Work"
Thomas ]. Carter, clerk of the State
Printing Board, yesterday issued the speci-
f~cations for the general printing. binding
and stationery for the State, upon which
bids will be received on oct. 2S.
Charles A. Myers, of this city, has been
made business manager of the chronicle,
a new afternoon paper. which begins pub
ficatiOn at Houston. Tex, Oct. 10. Mr..
Myers was formerly employed on Indianap-
oils papers
The ladies of the Edwin Ray NJ. f.
Church will conduct a rummage sale this
week and next. Any one having anything
TO contribute in the way of articles of fur
niture or clothing. books, etc, can notify
the ladies over old phone 22941, new phone
1894 or new phone 1896.
Milton Garrigus, department commander
of the Indiana G. a. r., ~omp by
Colonel r. NJ. Smock. attended the annual
reunion of Switzerland county civil war
veterans at East Enterprise last Friday,
and report a fine attendance and a thor
oughly enjoyable gathering.
The sixth annua dance of the Fern Leaf
llnh will no hold tO-pfOhf at TOmlinGon
Hall. The club is the social adjunct of
Capitol Council, No. 276. Y. NJ. /. The
proceeds received from the dances are for
charitable purposes. The grand march
viii begin at . o'clock. and will be led by
the clubs president, Mr.. Harry Royse, and
wife.
Allan briggs Woodall and Floyd Jones
drove Sunda into Hendricks county, while
there their horse ran away. %hrowing both
OF them from the buggy. The horse step
ped upon WoOdall several times inflicting
severe injuries and separating him from
the major part Of his trousers. He was
finally rescued by Jones, who was also con-
siderably bruised.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Delaney, wife
OF Peter Delaney. of No. IL engine house,
was held yesterday morning from st.
Johns Church at 9 o'clock. The Rev.
James Delaney, Of st. Joseph's Church, a
brOther-in-laW. celebrated solemn high
mass. with the Revs. James McCool and Jo-
seph Duffy as assistants. The Rev. Father
Gavisk preached the sermon. The church
was filled with friends Of the deceased.
The floral offerings were numerous.
A party of amateur photographers went
Sunday 10 Buck creek. east of the city. for
a tally-ho ride and the taking OF fan pic
lures. The party spent most of the day
at the creek. Those composing the party
were Misses Edna Harper. Ethel Garde.
Josephine SatteTthwaite, Persia Lemon,
Bertha Eagle. Anna Batty, Jessie Cole
and Messrs. G. G. Hough. Richard Ii. Miles.
G. f. Gibson. Will q. Eckman, VIII Rod
gers, Howar Phillips and Lemuel Biddy.