The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-23
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Prof. William M. Dawson, OF Antioch
College. Yellow Springs, o., will occupy the
pulpit of Plymouth Church at the Temple
tomorrow morning.
Rev. d. r. Lucas, of the Seventh Chris
tian Church, will preach memorial SER
mon tomorrow evening, to which veterans
of the civil war are especially invited.
Simon Smith, a barber at the Union Sta
ton, was painfully injured while attempt
ing TO alight from carriage last night. He
was taken to the office of DR.. Ward, where
his wounds were dressed.
Mrs. M. f. Jenkins will give a card party
at knights of Columbus Hall on the after
noon of May % for the benefit of the new
Catholic Church OF North indianapolis. Ev-
erybody invited. Beautiful prizes given.
Uncle Sam will establish a substation for
recruiting men into the army, to be under
the charge of Corporal w. A. Marley. The
station will be on Fort Wayne avenue
Later it will be removed to other towns in
the State.
Virgil Foltz, 430 West McCarty street,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by De-
tectives Haley and Splan and charged with
grand larceny; 1t Is said that Foltz broke
shops and stole about $50 worth of rail-
road braSSeS.
Company D, Second Infantry, Indiana Ma
tional Guard. held dance last evening at
Assembly Hall. The members of the COM
pany were in uniform. Among the guests
were a number of young men who are ap-
plicants for enlistment. The dance was
largely ATTENDED.
Mrs. Emma Miller, 1912 West Market
street, fell on the sidewalk at Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio streets yesterday afternoon
a victim of heart disease. She was taken
bulance in charge of DR.. Sheek, and it was
several hours before she was pronounced
out of danger.
The Rev. Marion Crosley, of the Central
Universalist Church. corner of New Jersey
and Fifteenth streets. will preach to-mor-
row at 10:i5 a. m. on THE Influence Emer-
son Has Exerted upon the Intellectual and
Religious Life of Our Time and in the
evening he will take for his theme Some
of the Latest Utterances About He'll
Secretary John Sauiter of the Merchants
Association, has given out a statement that
there will be no fall carnival this year.
this time, and it is now too late to arrange
for a carnival. Mortimer lowering, who
was the leader OF the horse show enter
prise, said that nothing had been done to-
indianapolis will not have one until the
coliseum Is Dullt.
The Rev DR.. Kellogg's topic at the Gem
tral-avenue NJ. E. Church tomorrow morn
ing will be workers Together with Cod
The musical numbers TO be given are: Con-
tralto solo. Just for To-day" (Abbott)
Miss Grimm; male quartet, Speed Away
Messrs Taylor, Parker, Horn and Gadd:
chorus. God Hath Appointed a Day
There will be no evening service. the con-
gregation uniting in the Tomlinson Hall
meeting to be addressed by Bishop Fowler.
The members OF the Flower Mission who
had in charge the Indiana art exhibit de-
sire TO extend their thanks and appreciation
TO the following for the courtesies shown
them during the two weeks of the exhibit:
The newspapers. the city officials, the
street car company. the Indianapolis Light
and Power Company, the telephone COM
pany, the Hoosier group OF artists. Hollweg
<. Reese Co. the Badger furniture store
and others The Flower Mission realized
over s675 on the exhibit.