The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-20
CITY NEWS NOTES.

There will be an old folks concert and
social by the young people of Plymouth
Church Friday evening at the church.
DR.. Quayle last night delivered a lecture
On The Ring and the Book at Meridian
street Church. large audience enjoyed
the lecture.
Emery ]. Stewart, grocer of Jones'
boro. filed petition in bankruptcy in the
Federal Court. yesterday. Liabilities, ST.
907.06; assets, $l,52O.27.
Mrs. Hannah Rafferty, has conveyed the
Belvedere fats to Robert and Within Pick
ems for $4,000 In the deal she secured
twenty lots in Cooper * Pickens's first and
second northeast additions.
The Imperial Cinch Club will give a dance
and social at the Stone Palace Hall this
evening. The invitations are limited to the
composed of William r. Mendell, George
and Frank Bennagel, will furnish the
music
Mrs. Emma Koelling. of 120 Fulton street.
terday evening at Washington and Pennsyl-
vania streets. She was taken into a cigar
store and revived by DR.. McGaughey, of the
City Dispensary, and then transferred to
her home.
In the report of Special Master in Chan
Gerry Noble G. Butler, in the case Of the
against the Lake Cities Electric Railroad.
IL was decided that the claims for services
made by employees should be paid before
any payment is made upon the installment
Luther Jones. of 1910 West North street,
who fell from a wagon Monday, sustaining
serious injuries died yesterday at the City
Hospital, where he was taken. He leaves a
widow and several children. He was sew
enty years of age and death was caused
by hemorrhage and concussion OF the brain.
He did not recover consciousness after
reaching the hospital.
The following programme will be given
under the auspices of the Peoples Congre-
gational Sunday school Friday evening:
Overture, piano. Dave Levy; violin, Ellis
Levy; piano. Miss Lillian Langridge; vocal
solo. Mr.. Bert Williams; violin, Master
Charles Gunsolus; piano. Miss Virginia Os-
good; dramatic reading. Miss Hazel Shop
laugh; piano, Master Harry Bason; violin.
Master Ellis Levy; piano, Miss Mamie
Langridge: violin. Adebert w. May; piano,
Miss Grace Ferris; vocal solo. Miss Cath
crime Cox; piano, Miss Media Lake; mando-
lin and guitar club; dramatic reading, Miss
Hazel Shoptaugh. The young ladies of the
school will wear colonial costumes.
a union mass meeting of all the young
peoples organizations OF the city arranged
under the auspices of the Epworth League
and Christian Endeavor unions will be held
this evening at the Central Christian
Church. Rev. Thomas j. Villers, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. will preside at
the meeting. Rev. V. w. Tevis, pastor
of Fletcher-place NJ. E. Church, will lead
the opening song and praise service and
Mr George T. Howser. general secretary of
the Y. NJ. G.. A, will deliver an address
The object OF the meeting is TO solidify the
more Efficient work may be accomplished.
\ social half hour will conclude the serv-
ices. Invitations have been sent TO all
churches in which are young peoples socjs-
ties, and the public in general is invited.
The following persons have been selected
to act or the usher and reception commit
tees: Jennie Il. Mason, Augusta Hiatt
Grace CarIiger, Mamie Lawrence, Arthur
Adams. Mabel Rash. Florence Edwards
Mr.. Tremore, Arthur Rosemeye- All
Schumacher, Jessie Anderson. Mary Law
son, Ida Miller, Bertha Hixon Bertha
Traub, Hattie Sloan. Grover Tompkins
Iona Stark. Anna Kincaid. Leah Thorn
son, Ella Frietzsehe. Blanche Reese, Bessie
Is. Hill. Mrs j. II. Jones. Gertrude Ma
hurin, Hattie Akers, Arthur j. Randall.
Fred Fesler, Mae Karrer. Mrs j. o. Coffin'
Florence Lampert, Mae Moore. Orison
Hayes. Albert Chill, Fannie Collins Mary
Britton, Mrs. II. Slough. Gertrude Cine
Alice Milton. Blanche Werts. Thomas h
Fulmer. Edwin r. Hisey and Charles j.
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