The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-02
CITY NEWS NOTES.

n. A. Gladding, of indianapolis, Is a
guest at the Tampa Bay Hotel, Florida.
A. NJ. Sweeney has returned from a
months trip TO the Pacific coast and British
Columbia.
The ladies Of the First Baptist Church
rave placed their cook book on sale at the
Bowen-Merrill Company.
r. McCrea, of the firm of Fahnley & Nc
Crea, who Is in poor health, left yesterday
for the South. expecting 10 be absent sew
eral weeks.
The second annual ball of the Indianapo-
lis Red Mems Street Pageant Association
will be given at Masonic Hall Monday eve
ming. March 4.
The postmaster's report for the month
of February shows an increase In the stamp
sales over the corresponding month or last
year of S3.l55.0l.
The Board of Health announced yester-
day that persons selling milk without a
license Will be prosecuted unless they take
out licenses at once.
n. A. Grant has taken George b. Wal
toms house on College avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walton have taken rooms with Mrs.
Wilson at 703 East Eleventh street.
Harry III. Lee left for Washington. ID. c.,
yesterday TO spend Inauguration week. lie
Will be the guest of John Il. Larner, chair
man Of the on reviewing stands.
The pulpit of the Central-avenue NJ. T..
Church will be occupied tomorrow morn
ing and evening by Rev. John Pearson, of
Cincinnati, field agent OF the American
Blpie society.
The Century Club will hold its regular
meeting next Tuesday evening. A story
will be read 10y Mr.. George T. Bass, and
Mr.. James L. Mitchell will read a paper on
1.-THE Sick Man and His Nurse"
Governor Durbin yesterday issued a
requisition on the Governor of Ohio for the
return TO this State OF Frank Frazee,
wanted at Anderson on the charge of grand
larceny. Frazee Is now under arrest at
Youngstown.
m frno.,ao NJ no11fat nf GprinrGold
| Mass, will lecture before the teachers of
the Indianapolis public schools this morn
ing at l0:45 o'clock at Plymouth Church.
MIR. Balliett's subject will be Some New
Phases OF Educational Thought"
The members of the Indiana Senate and
House Of Representatives have been in
vited TO attend the business mems Bible
class of the Central-avenue M. 10. Sunday
school tomorrow morning. The lesson will
be presented by MIR. Charles Il. Coffin;
topic, Judas, the Betrayer."
G. G. Bell. a brakeman on the Big Four.
was injured at Danville, ILL.,, Thursday
night, and was brought nome yesterday
morning. He was knocked from the top
OF a furniture ear while switching in the
Danville yards. His left leg and knee cap
were broken and he was injured internally.
An overloaded pole carrying cables of
the strs et-railway company broke yesterday
at Senate avenue and ST. Clair street. Will
way company passing I'm a wagon. was in
jured either in jumping from the wagon
or by the pole falling across his leg. His
injuries are not dangerous.
The Indianapolis Minister'S Association
will meet in the parlors of Meridian-stree
Church Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev.
w. L. Thinkeld. secretary OF the F~reedmen's
Aid and Southern Educational Society, will
speak on "The Problem OF the South and
Rev. John Pearson will deliver a talk on
9TH Work Of the American Bible So
ciety."
Miss Mary p. Mullen. returned mission
ary from South Africa, will be in the city
from tomorrow until March Is. She comes
I'm the interest of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ. r.. Church,
and will speak at Fletcher-place and Ed
win Ray churches tomorrow and Hall
place and California-street March 10. Dur
Ing the week she will hold parlor meetings
In the various NJ. Il. churches Of the city.