The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-06
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

I'LL NEW MULES.
DR.. B. Erdman has returned from New
York and Ernest Erdman has returned
Naomi Auxiliary will be entertained by
Mrs. Darby. 1916 Spann avenue. next Thurs
day afternoon.
The woman's Missionary Society Of May
flower Church will meet next Friday after
noon at the church
The annual banquet OF Capitol Council.
No. A6. Y NJ l.. VIII be given Wednesday
night in toe Grand Hotel. d. B. Shea is
chairman Of the bandue committee.
The Winona Chautauqua Circle will meet
with Mrs. Newell II. Stewart at the
Blacherne tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Ths woman's Auxiliary OF the Railway
Postal Clerks will meet with Mrs. j.. H.
Upton. 2Os9 Park avenue, tomorrow after
noon.
Frank Duncan. operator at police head
quarters, is seriously i'll at his rooms in the
Shiel apartment house, North Illinois
street.
A Hiawatha. entertainment will be given
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the Door
of Hope
The monthly sale OF the Needle Society
of the First Presbyterian Church Will be
held Tuesday afternoon in the church par
lOrs.
Miss Mary Danforth. a returned mission
airy from NogayO. Japan, will occupy the
pulpit Of Roberts Park Church this even
Ing.
Major Robert Anderson w. k. &. Will
give a social and card party at Parsons
Hall Wednesday evening. The public Is in
vited.
George H. Chapman Post, G. A. r., de-
cided last night to attend a memorial serv-
ice at the Sixth Presbyterian Church on
May %.
Winona Council. No. IS. d. p. will give
an ice cream social Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. II. T. McCready, 1855 Belle
fontaine street.
The board OF managers of the Girls In
dustrial School will meet with Mrs. Frank
A Blanchard. at the Savoy, tomorrow aft
ernoon. at , o'clock.
The Persimmon Brigade will have its
next regular meeting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Stewart Tuesday evening
-AH members are requested TO be present.
An old-time revival will commence to-day
in Pencil Temple and last until April 10.
Three meetings Will be held to-day. Mr..
and Mrs. Fisher, Of Lagrange. will preach.
Word from Baltimore says that the con-
Sition Of d. T.. Erwin, who is i'll at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, is somewhat i'm
proved. The attending physicians believe
he Is out of danger.
Mr.. Crawford Fairbanks. who arrived at
his home in Terre Haute Wednesday night.
Is Threatened with pneumonia. and. al
though reported better yesterday. will be
confined to the house for some time.
Mayor telegraphed his pri-
vate secretary from Philadelphia yester-
day that the condition of his brother, Nor
ton BookwaIter. is considerably improved
and that there is some hope OF his re-
covery.
Thieves broke open the front door of the
carriage factory of Charles r. Halstead d
Co. No. 211 North Delaware street, last
night. They ransacked the desks but OBJ
tanned nothing OF value. The police are
Investigating.
The ladies of Emanuel Baptist Church
will hold a rummage sale the last week in
April. The stOreroom will be near FOun-
tain square on Virginia avenue. Any person
desiring TO contribute furniture. clothing.
etc, address the president. Mrs. c.. c.. Wat
son. 1878 Prospect street.
Special services will be held in the First
Baptist Church next Sunday morning at 10
o'clock for commercial travellers. The trav-
elers will meet at the Denison Hotel. from
which place they will march in a body to
the Church. Or. Villers will preach the
sermon.
The Marion county Prohibitionists will
hold their convention next Wednesday in
the Criminal Court room, nominating a full
county ticket. recognizing the committees
and selecting thirty-nine delegates to the
state convention. c. +. Newlin will preside.
w. II. Boles. OF Alma. Ill. Will deliver a
talk at the night mass meeting.
The County Commissioners have received
a franchise application from John II. Nc
Caslin. who wishes TO build an interurban
road from the point where the proposed
route OF the traction line 10 South Indian
apolis branches from the Bluff road to the
county line. The route asked by Mr.. Nc
Caslin IS a part Of the route OF the line to
Waverley.
The members of the Missionary Social
ALlOA Wal lOAA IALh
next Wednesday in the First English
Lutheran Church. The opening exercises
will be in charge OF Mrs. Charles Nordyke.
The election OF officers will take place in
the morning. From IL 10 Il o'clock reports
will be read OF the different city missions.
Including Rescue Mission, Harley Gibbs.
Fourth Presbyterian and Plymouth Neigh
borhood House. At the afternoon session
the Rev. Hugh kirkland will deliver a SER
mon on Goal Nine Missions"
A two-story frame house on Massachu-
sets avenue, near New Jersey street. is
being torn down. and IL is said il was the
Oldest house In the city. II was called the
Wallace homestead. being once owned by
the late Governor David Wallice, who
bought II from the father OF the late Judge
Napoleon B. Taylor. Governor Wallace
originally owned the entire triangle on
which the house stood 1t was there that
hood days. The old house was stanchly
built, and the timber now being taken out
Is untmpaired.
DR.. Rowland. secretary OF the Fountain
County Board or Health. sent a letter TO
the State Board OF Health in which he
charged q man named Kramer. a hotel
keeper at Cameron Springs with having In
duced a guest. who was declared by a
physician 20 have smallpox, and who
showed signs OF the disease. TO leave the
place, as Kramer said the mans presence
would hurt the business Of the hotel. DR..
Rowland said the man was placed in a
carriage 20 Kramer and driven 10 the No
non station and placed in "a train and sent
TO Chicago. where he is now in quarantine.
The State Board OF Health will investigate
the case with the purpose OF prosecuting
Kramer and the physician.