The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-17
INDIANA NOTES.

DALEVILLE-A company of seventeen
members, organized at this place TO man
ufacture brick from lime and sand, has
decided to locate the factory in the south
part of town. on the Midland Railroad.
The sand will be shipped from a point two
miles east of this place. The contract for
the machinery has already been let and
work will be commenced Immediately. II.
C. Schlegel, of this place, is president of
the company, j. c. Schlegel or Muncie, is
secretary and c. o. Dale, of St Louis, is
treasurer.
WABASH.-The contractors for the In
6ianapolis Northern Traction line between
Wabash and Marion have decided not TO
sublet the contract for the power house at
Lafontaine, as, at first planned, but will
build il themselves. . The Rev. II. y.
Hardin. of st. Pauls NJ. E. Church. Chi
cago who is well known over this part of
the State, will deliver the Memorial day
address here.
COLUMBUS.-The annual baccalaureate
sermon to the graduating class of Column
bus High School was preached Sunday
night at the Tabernacle Christian Church
by Elder III. III. Harmon. The annual
commencement exercises will be held Fri
day night in the Methodist Church. and
William Lowe Bryan, president of Indiana
University. Will deliver the address.
ELWOOD-The local camp of Modern
Woodmen is completing arrangements for
a Fourth of Juy celebration 10 be held at
inent members of the order, athletic con-
tests, drill contests and sham battle will
be among the features.
the dedication of the $4,000 Carnegie Ii
brary here on June /. The dedicatory adj
dress will be delivered by DR.. Bryan, pres
ident of Indiana University.
SHELBYVILLE.-Wi Everson. SUI
perintendent of Shelby county, has filed his
report of this years school enumeration
with County Auditor Thomas Hakwins,
and the report shows that there are Just
oh of n
Shelby county this year than last.
EVANSVILLE.-Fred Z. Cressey and
Miss Lily Crete eloped TO this city from
Washington, Ind. Saturday night and were
bride formerly resided here. but has been a
stenographer at Washington.
LAPORTE.-Prof. l.. Fehner, OF Cleve-
land o. has been called to the principal
ship of ST. Johns German Lutheran school
at this city TO succeed Prof. g. II: l.: Paul.
who has resigned on account of i'll health.
Professor Fehner Will accept.
FORT WAYNE-Edward H. Reed, the
well-kncwn manager of the Randall Hotel,
has resigned and will be the manager of the
Winona Hotel in partnership with his
brother who runs the Hays House at War
saw.
ELKHART-Henry Behler a brakeman.
fell from a box car, turned two somer-
saults in his descent and landed on his
feet. but the wrenching fractured the lower
end of his spine and his condition is seri-
GUS
ANDERSON.-Paul Franklin. a motor
man son of Elder Franklin. one Of the pio-
neer pastors of the Christian Church at An
derson, had his leg badly crushed in a rear
end collision of two city cars last night.
ELKHART.-Herman Feeder, of this
city. will start for Nome and Council City,
| Alaska on May 25 in the interests of the
| St Joseph Mining Company, which has
been incorporated with $4,000 capital.
NEW CAsTLE.--Lawrence NJ. Bailey has
/ resigned his position with the West Baden
| Hotel and has leased THE Bailey Hotel,
/ i'm this city, owned and recently built by
/ his brother, Cicero NJ. Bailey.
GREENwOOD.-John Tingle. one of the
| best known farmers in Johnson county is
/ dangerously i'll at his home, mile south
| of here, with very little hope OF his recov-
cry.
| MADISON.-J. Frank Hanly has accepted
/ an Invitation 10 deliver the principal ora
ton at the banquet of the Madison High
/ school Alumni Association June 3