The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-14
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Before the Christian Minister'S Associa-
ton Monday morning Rev. +. w. Norton
will discuss "A Comparative View of Re
hgions."
Mrs. o. c. Lukenbill, living on East
Washington street. is critically i'll OF pneu-
monia. An afternoon paper Thursday err
roneousiy stated that she had died.
William Ash, who was arrested yesterday
by Detectives Dugan and McGuf, was
charged with stealing tools from the Nc
Elwaine- Richards Company, on Maryland
street.
Maj. Blanche Cox, division commander
mems meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. to-mor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Major Yoder
will sing.
Addison C. Harris will lecture tonight
ject will be 1.-The Four Great Temples"
An invitation to the young men of the
city is extended.
The 1. S. N alumni will hold their ban
quet at the Grand Hotel on Friday evening,
Dec 81, 1901. All of the alumni and under
graduates are urged TO be present. An
especial effort is being made TO have the
classes of 'O1 and SO in attendance.
Josephine Hughes, twenty-eight Years
old living at IS West New York street was
yesterday adjudged of unsound mind. The
affidavit stated that she had been grad
ually losing her mind for the last two
years, and that she will not eat unless she
sees others partake of food.
The Oscar McCulloch School was formal
ly named yesterday afternoon, and the two
daughters of Mr.. McCulloch will present
to the school a picture of their father.
Charles w. Moores, of the School Board.
Superintendent Kendall Miss Mary Mich
olson, Miss n. Cropsey and George Mer-
rift made brief speeches.
In the third lecture in the course on THE
Life of Jesus" at Plymouth Church to-
morrow evening Rev. Mr. Meserve will
show among the other pictures of the lis
sot slides the TRANSPORTATION, which is by
some thought to be a masterpiece. There
the most active period Of Jesus ministry
DR.. Foxworthy is attending Mr. Busick
of No. 926 North Illinois street, who was
shot in the face Wednesday on his farm in
Wabash county He was hunting with a
friend, who in shooting at a quail turned
the gun so that the greater part of the
charge struck Mr.. Busick in the face. He
was far enough away so his injury was not
dangerous.
elected the following officers at last night s
meeting: President, Fred Lewis; vice pres
ident, John Dunaway; secretary Brutus
McWilliams; treasurer, James Nicholson:
board of directors, Henry Baptist, J. H.
Lott, James NJ Shelton, William McElroy,
G. c. Stapp and w. w. Lewis; sergeant-at-
arms, Ed Lewis.
The American Foundry Company, of In
dianapolis, will be Incorporated within A
few days with capital stock of $4,000 Or
$4,000 The new foundry will be located II
Mt. Jackson, In the ROSemOnt addition, and
will occupy about five acres. Frank c.
Schwoerer. of indianapolis, is the principal
in the movement for the new foundry and
with him are associated w. II. circuit ana
others The company will manufacture
gray iron castings and later will enter the
speciality field.
Rev. H. C. Meserve will deliver the sec
ond of the addresses given under the aus
pices of the Temple Society. at the Temple
on next Tuesday evening, Dec. II, at s
o'clock. His subject will be THE Begin
nings of New England" and the address
will be illustrated with a number of stere-
opticon views of famous men and scenes
in this country and abroad. Admission will
be limited TO those holding tickets, which
may be obtained without charge from the
members of the executive committee
Messrs. Joseph Wineman, A. l. Block
Louis Wolf S. w. Kahn. A. B. Cohen and
Ralph Bamberger.
The Monumental District Court, No. 81,
Court of Honor met at Morrison Hall last
night and elected the following officers for
the year 1902: Worthy chancellor. William
p. Boethelt, sr.; worthy vice chancellor,
Rose Katterhenry; worthy past chancel-
Tor, Flora E. Macy; worthy recorder, D.
II. Coulon; worthy treasurer, Joseph NJ.
Holy; worthy chaplain, Gussie Coulon;
worthy conductor, William P. Boethelt,
sentinel. Sylvester T. Buck; worthy med
ical director, DR.. z. II. Katterhenry; di-
rectors, j. NJ. Chadwick z. H Katter-
henry and W. n. Park. These officers will
be installed on the second Friday night in
January, and the regular meetings of this
court are held the second and fourth Fri
days of each month.