Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1887 — Page 9

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JANUAUT 9 1 387 TWELVE PAGES.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY, (Cpnclndert from Fifth Page.

sresont. Sheriff Bond and others, Irom mcnmona other noiuls wre in attendance. . ..The Sundavtiool towtishio institute will have a session in the U. Church, this afternoon.... A short nme ago i aioners to appropriate a tax of $10,000 for th e bene -it of Earlham College. Quite a number signed it an d :naia atafaii m rtAr.iTinn n. Kin if luti vuuuvi - low a counter petition is rouowing irom ith an aim to upset the movement bchool will open again on Monday after a two weeks' vacation. Eillnbure. "Miss Maud Marev visited in Columbus this week among relatives.... H. C. Williamson and wife" this rity for their home in Michipan City on Monday. ....Wm. If. Coneland relumed home on Monday from Cincinnati, where he has ben visiting for the at two months.... Miss Daisy Shane, of Columbus, Visited in this eiy last .Saturday and Sunday, the truest of Mrs. Charles Carvm....J. oieppy, ol HamUten, 0., spent Sunday among friends in this ijity.... Robert E. Moorman, of Chicago, spent the frst of the week among relatives here. ...Dr. J. W. JJenton and wife, of Osgood, lad., visited among relatives here the fiwit of the week.... Thos. Rush nd family, of Chicago, spent the latter part of last Week among relatives here. Frankfort. KUs Lizzie Stranahan, of Delphi, spent tlie holidays With Mrs. Pressly Given.. Miss Julia Holland, of Indianapolis, is visiting Miss Carrie Carter Miss Mabl Barner entertained a few friends at her home, on West Clinton street. New Year's eve. . . .Miss Mattie Surrell, of Terrs Haute, ana Airs. rsurKe, oi 4.norntown. are visiting Miss Nora Green.... Miss Dora TATursrftff. of Indianaoolis. is visiting at the home of T. H. Palmer Miss Lennie Collins and Miss Anna Morrison, of McCordsville, hare returned home, after 1' pleasant visit to Mrs. Dr. Newhouse Miss uora lessing. of .Indianapolis, spent a few days of last V witK Mia TUrthn. Rir.e Braden Clark, who is tHr;i7 t,nnl af Ann Arhot". returned to spend the tolidavs with his parents, bringing with him his friend.' Harry William son. of Ann Arbor Miss tArhainad a few friends Monday niffht. in honor of her guest. Miss Matwe SurrelL. ...Miss Kollie Seawright entertained the Around the World fclub Thursdav night Miss Anna Claybaugh entertained the Ladies' Parlor Club at her home, on west Vlinton street, Friday night. Franklin. Mrs. John Clark entertained the Chautauqua Circle en Friday evening Rev. William Torrence, of Oreensburg, was in this place yesterday, called to officiate at the funeral of Miss Lynn pemarpe, who died on Friday morning Mr. Leslie Good and Miss Alice Waldere tyere married on Thursday evening Mesdames F. )elleft J. C. Dunlap. S. 0. Brown, and S. B. Moore apent Thursday in Columbus, the guests of Mr. A. M. Jelleff Mies Kate Hnrst, who has been teaching German in this city, has returned to Shelbyville Misses Delia Dungan and Anna McXiaughlin have returned to Cincinnati, where they are ensagpdin the study of music Mrs. C. N. Hall and children, of Peru, are visiting Mr. W. H. McLaughlin ind family. " - . Green fluid. Miss Flora Randall and Miss Neliie Thayer have re turned to school at Oxford, O Miss Alma Martin jrave a party, on Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss Kose Morris, of Knightstown Rev. J. L. Parsons, Of Rushville, the pastor of the Christian Church, this jcity, has begun a series of Sunday evening lectures that are attracting much attention. Last Sunday his .ubject was the "Origin of Life," and the manner and force which he displayed in handling the subject Tlaces him among the best lecturers of the State. His lectures will have a good effect on the community Miss Minnie Black and Miss Flora Duncan are visiting relatives at Philadelphia.... Mrs. S. M. Martin is the guest of friends at Evansville. Ind Several pleighiag parties are booked for the first of the weak, if the sleighing continues Mrs. H. B. Thayer is visiting Mrs. Mary E. Patterson, at Rush ville.... Misses Don and Dade Burdette, of Fortville. are visiting (friends in this city Prof, and Mrs. D. W. Dennis, of litc'imond, visited Goo. W. Puttrbaugh and family last week. Greensbnrg. Elder Harkins and wife entertained a number of friends on Thursday evening, it being his thirty-fifth birthday Miss Stella Denman, of Cincinnati, is the truest of friends in this city Miss Chattie Alley and sister Elsie have gone to Barclay. Neb., for a home. ....Miss Nannie Kay has gone to Topeka, Kan..,. Villian McCune has returned from a visit to his father at Carlisle, Ky Mrs. Nora Freeman has gone to her home in Cincinnati, after visiting here. Plato Anderson . is home from Peru. Ind Mrs. George itandall has returned from a visit to Crawfordsville. ... Sam Baker has gone to Minneapolis. Minn., again, lifter a shcrt sojourn here Will Dolph. of Connersville, is visitine his parents in this city. ... Licensed to snarry during the week: John W. Morris and Frances jM. Sanders. James T. Harvey and Mollie K. Seright, John A. Hit and Cora May Smith. Ladoga. P. M. Fudge, who went to Florida to get relief from throat trouble, writes that he is very much improved - in health Mrs. Dr. Donaldson is dangerously ill.... Dr. M. 0. Drake and wife are visiting tWr daughter . at Delphi. . ..The week of prayer.waa observed by the congregation of the Presbyterian Chui-ca. That - church is experiencing a revival of enthusiasm under the influence of the new pastor..,. The Masonic lode of this place gave a public installation of officers on Thursday evening. The exercises were brief, ut very interesting. After the installation the MaCons, with their families and invited guests, went to he Arlington Hotel, where an inviting feast was kpread. They banqueted and enjoyed an oldfashioned social until a late hour.... On last Friday tiight th Ladoga Lodge, No. 54. of P.. installed the following officers for the ensuing term: J. F. War fel, C. O.i 15. 0. Ashby, V. C.; A. M. Seott, M. E.i Joe "Wtngert, M. F.j J. N. Osborne, K. R. S.i O. P. Pax. on. P.f Will Hostetter, M. A.: Urban JVrd. I. G.; John Cross, O. G. Past Chancellor P. M. Fdge, being in Florida, was not Installed. Frank Wrto was elected representative to the Grand Lodge. TheLa. dega Lodge is in a very prosperous condition. Thay lave had work every week for some time, and have Work in view that will last until late in the spring. She Odfl-f allows Lodge baa a well-drilled team, and is oing some excellent work. The Keheeeas are well -drilled in the new ritual, and fn addition to regular work are giving soma interesting, profitable and welljateuded public entertainments. Moblesvillc Edgar 0. Wilson and wife are In Arkansas on a brief Pleasure trip.... W. W. Stephenson, formerly of this elty, but mora recently of Nashville, Tean.,l)as been waiting relatives kere the past week.. Frank E. AndtTson. of Zionsville. was in our eity the pastweek ...Ira W. Christian has returned from Edinburg, where he has ben visiting relatives... jAugustus Humberts has returned from his visit to JSvansville . rank Lowther cl Anderson, was in our citv the ast week Chas. Hadley. of Plainfield. was the uest of friends here last Sabbath.... Miss Maud onnson, of Indianapolis, was the guest of friends ere taa past week. Montsinma Mrs. Cannon and daughter Bessie, of Tuscola, were .he guests of L. R. Young and family over Sunday. 4f"..Mrs. Joe Hosier has returned from a two weeks' Visit with friends in Kokomo and Frankfort. ...Mrs. CRobt. Watkins, ofFrankfort, is visiting relatives here this week.,.. Will Ireland, of Crawtordsvill, was in own one day last week Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conner, f Perrysville, were the guests of theh- father this week.... Frank Stanley, of Annapolis,, was in town Vednesday on business. ...A sleighing party drove pvtr to Rockvllle Friday evening A sleighing party of Rockville young folks came over to town Wednesday night, ana wore entertained by Harry Ball, of the Central House.... Mrs. Phoebe Watkins returned to Lor home, ia Frankfort, Friday. Peadleton. ' Dick Helvie, of Anderson, was in town on Monday, Thomas Carter, of Indianapolis, was home last Tjceic....i nomas t-raiy has returned from Kansas City... Miss Fannie Patterson, of Indianapolis, was iomeauriag the holidays Sam Harden, "of Anderfyn. was in town last we-k.... Michael Callahan visaed relatives at Fortville last week. ... Chas. Brown and ?B" ll h?syi Sf IndinPoli". were here last week Wm. Bell, of Detroit. Mich., was in town last week fccott W hitmore and family are now residents of Pendleton. ...A. J. Hitemanis in Cincinnati.... Mrs. Dan voiry ana son, wno nave been vlwting relatives in ,A. R. will give a public installation next Wednesday Sight at th M. E. Church.... Miss Jennie 'yler visited friends at Anderson last week. ....Charles Cockefair, of Liberty, Ind,, was he guest of J. R. Silver and family last Sunday Miss Annie Frampton leaves next Thursday for Kansas City, Mo., to visit her brother George and family. ....Mrs. A. E. Frampton leaves this week for California.... Mrs. Chauncey William, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ireland, at Sandusky, O., returned tome last week Edgar Ireland has accepted a position at the Blind Asylum. Indianapolis The child of W Mi am Moore, of Hunts ville, is not expected to live. . ..Mrs. Leah Cravens was at the city Friday Ir. Wyford, who has been .visiting relatives and friends here for some time, returned to her home at Hoopeston, 111., Friday...! J rot. JoMpb Swain was In town last week.... W. E. Jlelvie. of Utah, after an absence of ten years in the tegular army, has returned home. . ..Peter PrMiman, neof our best cititens and an old resident of this t-lace, will leave .for Seattle W. Tt, on the 24th of Ibis month.... Mrs. Annie Hustn, after a week's Visit with John' Coffman and familr, returned to her bvme in Muncie last Mor,day S. B. Atkins and Jfife are visiting their da jghter, Mrs. Hall, at fotdney. O....TLe Children Meeting was bald nt the resi. Cence of John Lewarks last Friday The following are the officers elected at the M. E. Sunday-school to Jerve for one year: Sam McKee, superintendent; Mort Srattain, assistant) Mrs. Mattio Ootty. treasurer! urc JlallowelL aeceturv: Miss Hattie Hlr. ... WtUtA seeieUry; Elijah Wood and Willie Iiallowell,

foxomo me pasi mreo weeks, returned on Friday I. E. Stont and family, of Sulphur Springs, were'the quests of J. H. Michael and wife last week TVft

librarians Charles Helvie was at Muncie last week. Charles Cook, of Connersville. Ind., was the guest of friends here last week Mrs. A. S. Huston fo visiting friends at New Castle, lnd Mtes Annie Hill, formerly of thia place, now of Richmond, Ind., is visitingher friend. Miss Jennie Tyler.

Peru. Mrs. James Dureth, on West Fifth street, is entertaining Mrs. Joseph Murphy and children, of Danville, 111 Mis. Wm. Miller, wife of Auditor MiKer, is quite ill Miss Pattie Shirk has returned to the Granville (O.) College, after her holiday vacation with her parents In this eity.-.JVIr. and Mrs. Milton Weist, of Elkhart, are visiting relatives here.... Miami Lodge, No. 67, F. and A. M., installed the following officers on Wednesday night: John Jamison, master; LVN. Andrews, senior warden; C. V. Rhodes, junior warden; Wm. Rassner.- treasurer; D. Moore, secretary; Wm. Brenton, senior deacon, and A. Williamson, junior deacon. ...Lon Catlett and wife, former Peruvians, are in the city, the guests of Wo. Taylor and wife, on West Third street Miami Lodge, No. 52, 1. O. O. F.. installed the following officers Monday evening: Noble grand. Jos. Anderson; vice grand. C. Baker; treasurer, George W. Deibert; secretary, J. McDaniel; trustees. E. J. Jamison. Wm. Gibney, Mike Boppert Peru Encampment. No. 58, I. O. O. F installed officers as follows: Chief rtatriarch. James Talbot: senior warden. D.J. Scott; high priest, P. V. Graff; scribe, J. Miller! The encampment is in a flourishing condition, forty-two new members beinir admitted in the past fonr months, Miss Lillian Russell, well known in this city, now ef Danville, 111., took the leading soprano part in the "Naiad Queen," produced at the opera-house under the auspices of the Ladies Benevolent Society. -- Irs. Will LaBonta returned on Thursday from a visi at Fort Wayne.... Misses Jessie Pierce, Clara Barnes and Tiiicv Kr.u. of Loiransnorb. returned home on Wln1at-. While here thev were the nit of Misses Cora and Sophia Anderson. The rainbow party, given by Misses Cora and Sophia Anderson, on We6t Main street, was a unique social entertainment in the nature of sewing up hems on aprons by the gentlemen present, the ladies being the indues as to the neatest and worst piece of work Bert Elvin took the first prize, namely, a silver thim ble, and Morg Harvey a wishbouu for the poorest specimen of sewing. The party was in honor of Miss Jessie Pierce. Clara Barnes and Lucy Kraus. of Lofan snort. Music, dancinar and cards were the featnrea after innTMr "The Naiad Oueen." produced at the opera-house the latter part of this week, under the management of Walter (J. Clark, assisted iy locai went, proved a great success. The tableaux were good, and the entertainment was a financial success.... Frank J. Deibert and wife returned from Chicago Friday.... Miss Dollie Lougbridge is assisting in the county clerk's office this week.... A quartet consisting of Miss Allie W ade. Hattie Carf roe. and Messrs. Cm penter and Harvey, elicited much applause by their excellent singing in the "Naiad Queen".... "Mrs. Srrah Cole, who has been quite ill, is recovering rapidly Miss Bessie Andrews left Tuesday for Oberlin, O., to resume her studies, after a brief vacation at home.. ..Mrs. Charles Irfiebrick is entertaining her sister. Miss Vide Wallace, of Rochester... Dr. C. E. Rutherford is home from a visit to Eureka Springs. Ark. ...Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meinhardt entertained a number of their friends Wednesday evening The Catholic Church, under the pastorate of Rev. Father Meisner, paid off debts amounting to $22,440 in the past eleven years, being the time he had charge, and New Tear's day the church started out with a suplus amounting to $1,390. The Reverend Father has cause to feel proud over the record that he shows The Gatlinggun carnival on Tuesdav evening promises a rich treat to those who attend. The number of maskers promises to be large. . . .The Arion Orchestra met Thursday evening at the residence of Henry Deibert, on West Fifth. An enjoyable time was had, and excellent music rendered. The members are Messrs. Goldsmith, Deibert, Fetter and Elvin, and Misses Ma me Fetter and Sue Jamison. . Rockville. Louis Grinley and Miss Mary Ryan were united in marriage at the Catholic Chnrch, Thursday evening. by Father Nix. They were given a reception at the residence of the brides parents The dancing class of Prof. Oskar Dunneweg will give a reception next Friday evening. It will be a swell affair, and over one hundred invitations will be issued. ... .Mrs. Cora Lambert is home from Crawfordsville. A sleighing partv, consisting of Albert Overman, Clrles Tate. Joe Ellett. Will Crain and Misses Sallie McCune, Annie Lyle. Lelia Overman. Belle Sidener, were driven to Montezuma by Joe Hines. At the Central House they had an enjoyable dance and a fine social time Miss Belie Sidener returns to St. Mary's on Xuesday. llushvlllo George Conover is visiting relatives in Louisville, Ky Miss Josie Butler is visiting among Grant county friends Mrs. Dr. J. W. Green, of Shilbv ville, is the guest of Mrs. Noble Brann Isaac Ford and wife are entertaining Mrs. Cordova, of New York Dr. J. E. WMiver is in New York Adelaide and Warren Fairbanks, nfjlndlanapolis, are visiting at W. D. Cole's Mrs. W. E. Ross is entertaining Mrs Jeffell, of Columbus, O... .Byron Mauzy, of San Crancisoo. Cal., is the guest of relatives in our city . . . -Mrs. lura Kates, of Liberty, is the guest of rela tives here Miss Kate Anderson is visiting friends in wreensourg Mrs. A. t. .Norman, of Cincinnati. is the guest of Mrs. Will Havens Miss Bremen, of Hamilton, O.. is the guest of Maggie Kirk Jennie Morgan, of Council Grove, Kan., is "visiting friends in our ciry. Shelbyville. Will Pye. of Seymour, formerly of this place, visited friends here last week Miss Auriila Jeffers en tertained Miss Flora Patterson, of Laurel, last week She gave a partyin her honor on Saturday last The gentlemen of the Social Club received callers on New Year's, from U to 11 P. M., in their newly and ele gantly-furnished club-rooms. The Shelbyville Mili tary Band was in attendance, and discoursed sweet music in the evening. ...The Misses Blanchard entertained a few friends, Saturday evening, at their home on East Hendricks street. Will Simonton and Abe Beachy, of Lebanon, O., visited Misses Motie Sutton and Minnie Parrish during the holidays Ed Swain left for Cincinnati, Monday last, to enter a business college.... The Kensington Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J, G. DePrea, of West Washington street Mr. and Mrs. John Clover, of St. Louis, are the guests of bis brother, George Clover Mrs. Dan Shaw and daughter, Miss Clara, and Mrs. Lou Clark. who have been visiting in Cincinnati, returned home Monday evening.... Misses Clara and Kate Beggs, rfunie anion;, aiiss Bessie jaoore. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Major, Harry Saylor, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Powell went up to Indianapolis on Tuesday to witness the rendition, of "Erminle"....Mr. and Mrs. i rank Sheldon attended the wedding of his brother, mil Shedon, of Adrian. Mich., formerly of this place, Wednesday evening The Ladies' foreign Missionary Society met in the parlors of the Presbyterian Churon Wednesday afternoon. . . .Miss Fra-.kie Cole, of Morristown. visited Miss Emma Alexander last week.... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon irave a nro crressive euchre partv on Fridav laat. in hrmnr nf W411 Sheldon and his bride, of Adrian. Mich Miss Josie Byers entertained a number of her friends Wednes day evening at her home, on West Broadway Mrs. David Joseph, or fct. Lom, Mo., is the guest of Mrs, Jonas Joseph.... The C. L. S. 0. will meet with Mrs. rierce next rues J ay. Terre Halite. Miss Clara Mich., where Manning left this week for Detroit she will attend the Conservatorv of Music Mrs. F. 0. Crawford has been called to Mt, Vernon, O., by the serious illness of her mother jurs. a rank 3icKeen will entertain the Young Ladies' CotiUlon Club next Friday evening.... Miss May French, ef Union City. Ind., is visiting relatives in wi cixv. ...jiiss lizzie Jeffers is visiting in Greenup, 111 Miss Anna Paddock gave a masquerade to her friends on Friday evening, at her home on North Eighth street, it proving one of the events of the season in junior social circles. There was a great variety of costumes, many of them eletrant and unique. . . . Miss Addie Kern, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kern, was married Wednesdav evening to Dr. H. E. Forrester, of Lyons, N. Y. They left at midnight for their future homeatLyon$ Cards are out announcing the wedding of Miss May MeEwan and Mr. Jerry Kenworthy, of Trinidad, Col., on the 18th inst. The bndo-to-be is one of the most gifted and popular of Terre Haute's vocalists, who has been living for the year pat ia Colorado. Mr. Kenworthy, who was for some time connected with the Vandalia general offices in this city, is at present traveling auditor of the A., T. & S. F. railroad, with headquarters at Trinidad, Col.... Miss May Cooper and Miss Owens, of New Harmony, are visiting the family of Dr. S. J. Young Miss Alice Tyler, of Viucennea, is the guest of Miss Alice Warren...! Mr. Frank Douglass and sister, Miss Josephine, are visiting in Pittsburg, Pa Miss Scudder, of Washington, Ind., is the guest of the Misses Aikman. Union City. Mrs. William rogue entertained arnmber of friends on New Year's day Mrs. Dr. G. W. Thompson is recovering from a severe attack of rheumatism.... Miss Belle Gares visited at Ridgeville during the past week.... The Chautauqua Circle held an enjoyable meeting with Mrs. N. P. Pangborn on Monday evening Mrs. J. E. Swartzell and daughter Minnie visited during the holidays with relatives at Greenville, O Mr. and Mrs. Leu Eckenrode are visiting with Mrs. Eckenrode's parents, wst of town Dr. and Mrs. Oergin and Mr. and Mrs. William Harris visited Findlay, O., on business and pleasure last Wednesday.... Mrs. J. L. Frank has been called to the bedside of her aged mother, who is seriously ill at Greenville, O Mrs. Matilda Kemp went to Chattanooga, Tenn., on Wednesday, where she will take a position as matron in an orphans' home Misses Eva L. and Ada Sutton have retured from a visit with relatives in Preble county, Ohio.... Miss Nantie Wiesner has returned from a visit to relatives and friends at Wabash Miss Nellie Deem has returned to her duties as intrtictres jo Oxf jrd Seminary, at Oxford, O Mrs. Judge McK enny, of Dayton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. S. P. Ruly. ot this city Mrs. Hannah Cololaser, an estimable old lady of this city, has taken up her residence with relatives at Ridgeville.... Prof. T. J. Davis and wife have been called to Mt Gilead, 0., by the death of their grandson, only child of L. H. and Ida DavU....Mrs. Elizabeth Day has returned from an eight-wecki' sUy near Cincinnati, whore she

has been m attendance upon her mother, who was

suffering from effects of a severe accident, one was called home by serious sickness in her own family cere. ...Mr. Vary Morrow ana wiie. oi mru"'" Citv. are visitine in this city. Mrs. M. is in pofr health The family of Lt. U. lnter nave oeen visit ing friends at Fort Recovery, O., for a week past Miss Eva Jackson has returned to echool in Chicago, nftftr anfmriin? th holidavs with her parents here Mrs. Kahm and daughter, of Indianapolis. nav uecu visiting Mrs. li- iurshbaum during the past weeit. Wabash. Mf. and Mr vtm. Wallae. of Granite Falls. Min. spent a dav or two with friends here this week. They were en route to Bartow. Fla.. whither they were accompanied by Miss Edith Barnhart.... Charles H. isewellis visiting mends in Cincinnati. ...v-iaywu TUvAr lAavaa tVin r.nmirtcr week for his home in Wyoming. N. Y Miss Sue lierath was tne guest w .Miss Fannie MulL fif I inninnrt wna thi wflplr entertained DY Sophie Rettig Will McCowan left on Wednesday for California, where he will remain during the winter.-.. A. M. Atkinson returned on Friday evening from Au rora. 111.. whor hf attended the marriage ceremony of the daughter of Elder Radford, of the Christian Church, and a nrominent vounsr business man vt that place The Semper Idem Club was. on Monday evening, entertained by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Yarnelle Lieut. Abner Pickering, of the regular army, who has been spending a three months' furlough here with urifo laaxraa nn WTtiln Ad9.v for Omaha. Neb.... Miss Clara Neiseiter, of Fort Wayne, has returned home a.ftr s. week's visit with friends here.. .-The Chautauqua Circle will meet on Tuesday evening with Miss Laura Gretrorv. at the residence of J. H. Bruner Walter Tver and Ross Hutton. of St. Paul. Minn. are visiting friends here The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meet on Tuesday next with Mrs. u. C. Bacon. - THE STATE OF ILLINOIS Champaign. Miss Lelia Buckles is a guest of Monticello friends. Miss Gertie Case has returned home to Fairmount, Charlev Grav has returned to Chicago John Mvera and wife, of Peoria, are visitine Mrs. A. T, Hall:. ..Miss Bessie Scroeeshas returned to Kenosha, Wis., to continue her studies Miss Nora Parr is visiting Chicago friends Mrs. S. M. Ells has returned from a visit with friends in Iowa and Kansas. Robert Victor and wife left for Connecticut last week, where thev will spend the remainder of the winter Mrs. James Harris is here from Kalama zoo. Mich., visitinir H. P. Harris Miss May McKinley visited Miss Hattie Howell, in Decatur, the oast week Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Harris celebrated their golden weddintr on Wednesdav evening- ...Prof 11. A. Webber and wife have returned to uoiumpus, 0 Miss Kate Peabodv was the truest of Chicago friends the nast week.... Miss Odna Condon and Amelia Thome are home from their visit at Fhiladrtlnnla. Mr. an i Mrs. E. Davis, of Beatrice, Neb. are cruests ot ti-. ti. uamu e ana wire miss vbipsio Lanclev crave readings at an entertainment in CliH' too, Thursday night Charleston. Mai. A. Connolly and wife went to Springfield, 111., on Monday. . . .Miss Clara Graham has returned to Indianapolis to resume her studies Miss Ella Ashmore is dangerously ill of typhoid fever Mrs Alice Austin is visiting her daughter in St. Louis.... Miss May Guilfoil visited in Mattoon on Saturday and Sun day last Mrs. Ed Snyder is home from a visit with her parents at Mount Carmel, 111 Sue Koss, ot Terre Haute, and Harry Ross, of Martinsville, spent the holidays with Miss Laura and James Dikob Mrs. Sue Traver and daughter Lelia are home from a visit with relatives near Centralia....Miss Daisy Brooks visited t Greenup last week Miss Mame Comer. of.-Brazil, is a guest of Miss Mollie McGinty Miss Keller, of Terre Haute, visited Miss Sylvia Hall the past week Miss Emma Baiters, who is attending school at Lafayette, Ind., spent the holidays at home in this city Misses Gertie and Fannie Jenkins are attending the Wesleyan University, at Bloomington, 111.... Miss Josie Link, of Paris, is visiting relatives in this city . W. A. Snyder and wife, of Westfield, visited here last week Mrs. A. C. Fieklin has returned to her home in Tuscola Harmon Easton and wife, of Paris, visited Charleston friends New Year's day and Sunday Miss Helen Weiss has rotnmed to Chicago. ....Paul E. Table and wifehave gone to their Chicago home Miss Nora Rice and Emma Graham have returned to Bloomington Mr. E. P.lakeman, of New York, visited Mrs. L. E. Neal this week. Marshall. Miss Zona Wiley, of Casey, was the guest of relatives here last week Mrs. Gns Markal, of Danville, returned home on Monday from a few days' sojourn with her parents. Burns Archer and wife.... Charles S. Smith and wife spent a few days of last week in Paris with friends Miss Cora Archer is home from Brazil, Ind., where she spent a week or more with friends Mrs. Howard Harlan, of Fairfield, has been spending several days here with her mother and sisters Misses Jennie Marvin and Cecile Dulaney returned to Monticello Seminary, at Godfrey, last week.... Amos Simms and wife, of Edgar couiity, are the guests of his grandparents here Mrs. Cassie Downey, of Terre Haute, has been spending a few days with Mrs. John Montgomery . Misses Jessie Stall and Grace Gruber, of Terre Haute, were entertained by Mrs. Benson Martin last week. . ...Miss Lid a Dulaney is home from Bowling Green, Ky., where she was entertained several weeks by her sister, Mrs. J. P. Barclay Mrs, Ed Thomas, of Paris, is the guest of Mrs. Nellie Smith Miss Libbie Morton has been spending a few days with her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Morton, of West York Mrs. A. E. Janney was the guest of Mrs. M. E. Manley and other Terre Haute friends last week Miss Nora Athon, of Paris, has returned home from her visit here Mrs. Byron Dolson, of Pimento, Ind., was the guest of her relatives here last week . Mrs. C. F. Roderus, of Terre Haute, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Carter, for a few days .... Ithamer Chenoweth returned to Greencastle, Ind., Tuesday. He is attending DePauw University, and was home on a vacation.... Hon. C. A. Purdunn went to Springfield, Monday, to attend to his duties as Representative from this district Mrs. A. F. Williams and daughter, of Casey, visited County Clerk Brooks's family last week Misses Ella Bannin and Lou Alt, of Effingham, were in Marshall last week, visiting their many friends Mrs. Susannah Coombs, of Terre Haute, spent a few days of last week with friends here Mrs. Gil. Shaw has been spending several days in Indianapolis with her son, Alphonso Shaw, of the Sherman House Judge John Scholfield is in Ottawa attending Supreme Court Darius Legore is home from Washington, D. C. Mattoon. Elmer Kennedy and sister, of Bethany, visited Rev. E. M. Johnson and family Sunday Mrs. H. Gouchenone and Miss Mary McElroy are visiting in East St. Louis Miss Maggie Phelan has returned to Chicago... .Misses Katie and Stella Dunlap and Frankie Drish returned to Rockford Seminary. Friday, acoompanied by Mayor W. B. Dunlap Mrs. O. A. Thompson and daughter are home from Nashville, 111.. ..Mrs. W. H. Traver and daughter Lelia, of Centralia, were guests of Mrs. R. A. Traver this week R. A. Traver and wife and son Robbie departed for Jhe South, Wednesday. They will visit at Birmingham, Atlanta and other cities, and return by way of Washington and other cities East James Atkinson and wife have returned home from Nnhyinr TpSj ....Mrs. F. Galbreath, of St. Louis, is "visiting Mrs. D. S. Mcfntyre....Miss Leola Bridges has gone to Oberlin, O., to teach Mrs. Sue Smiley now resides at Versailles, Kv Miss Nannie Midd'eton, of Cleveland, O.. is the gue?t of Miss Fannie Orland Miss Abbie Carson, of Terre Haute, visited Mrs. H. VanUlzer the past week Misses Lou White. Florence Scott and Mae (andy received in Japanese costumes and styles New Year's day.... Miss Alice Dora entertained a number of her young friends in a very pleasant manner New Year's day. Paris. Orion Stalmaker and wife, of Indianapolis, are visiting relatives in this city Miss Hattie Shoaff is visiting in Danville, 111..... Miss Kate Ruckle, of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs. C. P. Hitch... Mrs. R. C. Stalmaker, of St. Louis, is visiting Capt. A. A. Hannah and family Miss Ella McDowell, of Mt. CarmeL 111., is the guest of her cousins, the Misses Russell. ....Misses Bessie Russell and Dora Roberts were at Terre Haute on Monday, accompanied by Lynn Wieder W. J. McAnallv, of Belvidere, Neb., ii visiting relatives in this vicinity Mrs. Charles Tarr, of Greencastle, visited Mrs. R. N. Parrish last week Al Lamb, of Leadville, Col., was in the citv last Sunday and Monday Dr. H. S. BeU and family lnave for Los Angeles, Cal. next Tuesdav, for the benefit of Mrs. Bell's health J. C. Palmer was agreeably surprised at his residence Friday evening, by finding that the employes of his abstract office were there to take supper with him, and had brought him an elegant present to remind him that that was his fiftieth birth! day. " A LINCOLN PHOTOGRAPH. A Remarkable Likeness of Which There Is No Duplicate Daniel Webster's Visit. New Tork Mail and Express. A reporter came upon a photograph of Abraham Lincoln, the other day, of which there is no aupiicate. it is or wonderful merit, and has a remarkable history. The Century people received information that such a likeness was in existence, and sent their artist to examine it. They vainly sought to purchase it, hut Mr. D'Orsay, the owner, informed them it could not be bought, nor would he allow a copy of it to be made. Billings, the man who cut the Hoosac tunnel, offered several hundred dollars for it. Mr. DOrsay has determined to present it to the Museem of Natural History. The photograph is wrinkled, one of the eyes is damaged, and the perfecting processes of the photographic art have not been employed to polish its roughne33. The face that stands out upon its surface is the most faithful likeness extant of the immortal President The poise of the head is magnificent The wind has blown the hair roughly over the left ear, and a forelock across a portion of the

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proportions appear fully on tno ngnt inereisi a solemn look In the eyes, and a dignified air to I I iue waoie race mat reioiten a sense ot grave reeponsibilitv. ' The chin is firm, and there is a droop to the lower lip-, bnt it does not detract from the countenance, as in most of tne photo graphs that have been taken of Lincoln. Altogether the picture adds to one's sense of the greatness of the man. Mms photograph was taken under circum stances of peculiar interest. Ptesident Lincoln was passing through New York on his way to his inauguration. Accompanied by three gen tlemen, the barouche in which the party rode was making its way slowly down 13 roadway. The crowds packed the streets as far as the eye could reach, When the barouche reached the building at Nos. 501 and 563 Broadway, near Prince streets, then occupied by the Merchants' and Manufacturers Bank, the crowd became so dense that the horses carae to a full stop. Mr. Lincoln rose to his feet to respond to the acclamations of the multitude. The pause was only for a moment, hut that precious moment was seized by a Dhotographer named Saunders. A large camera, thrust quickly out from an upper window, bore squarely upon the Presidents face, and the likeness was secured. The camera was a large one used for taking views of buildings. Saunders was an odd char acter, and 6aems to have thrown the photograph away, as D'Orsay, who succeeded to his apart ments, afterwards found it while raking in a heap of rubbish. He has preserved it jealously ever since. It is pronounced by good judges the most faithful picture of Lincoln they have ever seen. Especially does it bring out the solemn earnestness of the great President. This photo graph is tacked to the wall. Close by the side of it is one of Sartain's steel engravings of Dan lei Webster, which Mr. DUrsay bought as a memorial of a funny adventure he had, in 1852, with the great statesman. In the spring of that year Mr. D'Orsay'eJduties had taken him to Duxbury, Mass.. to decorate the Congregational Church there. Finding himself out of chalk he sent his boy after a piece. While his hoy was absent a man of swarthy com plexion entered. He wore his pantaloons in his boots, and his general appearance suggested he had been at work in a garden. He asked so many questions about the work that D'Orsay felt bothered, but he was struck by the intelh gence displayed and wondered at it, as it was out of keeping with his visitor's general ap pearance. Finally, in response to a question of Mr. Webster, he said he was waiting for" his boy's return, as he wanted him to hold his chalk line. "Oh, I will hold it for yon," said the unknown, and suiting the action to the word, be took bold of one end of it and went the rounds of the building, snapping it obediently wherever D'Orsay desired him. After they had made the rounds one of the church committee came in. Seeing Mr. Webster, his hat was off in a second, and addressing him, he asked him when he returned from Washington. It had not before occurred to Mr. D'Orsay that Web ster worshiped in the Duxbury Church, and when he realized that he had had the great ex pounder of the Constitution as an assistant ia snapping a chalk line he felt small. Threatened witb a Coal Famine. New York, Jan. 8. The situation in regard to tne coal-handlers strike is gradually growing worse, and the outlook is serious. L. R. Bar rett, agent for the Lehigh Valley Coal Com pany, said this afternoon that no business is being done by his company, and that if the strike continues a week or ten days there will be a coal famine. He said that the companies did cot propose to give in to the strikers, and as to wages, the men have been able to make from $65 to $110 a month. When asked if, by the transfer of cars on floats, something of a supply could be furnished the city, he shook his head and said there were not, probably, twenty-five floats in the harbor of the kind necessary, and that their capacity was only three hundred tons each, Eet&il dealers in the city have advanced the price fifty cents a ton, and the coal-yards are, as a rule, only scantily supplied and some of them empty. The wholesale dealers have not advanced prices, however. Jeweler. Bangles and badges made to order. We beat the world on fine engraving. , Don't forget The Soap Store, " No. 6 Circle. DIED. STAPP Thomas B. Stanp, of Friday evening, Jan. 7, 1887, at 5 three years and one month. consumption, on p. m., aged fortyTne funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 276 North Alabama street, on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 9, 1887, at 2 p. m. BRADSHAW At the residence of her son-in-law, Dr. J. R. Hnssey. 264 North Tennessee street, last night Mrs. Margaret Brad&haw, aged eighty-seven years and twenty-one days. Notice of funeral will appear in city papers. McDONALD Frank B. McDonald, at Washington, D. a, Jan. 7, 1887. Funeral services will take place at the residence of Hon. Joseph E. McDonald, No. 564 North Meridian 6treet to-day (Sunday), January 9, at 2 o'clock p. m. RICE Samuel M., son of Oliver and Hannah Rice, on Saturday, Jan. b. at 8 a. m. Funeral from the residence. 4C7 South Missouri street, at 1:30 p. m. to-day (Sunday), Jan. 9, 1887. Friends invited. STRETCH At 3 Stretch. p. m., Jan. 7, 1887, Mrs. Nancy Funeral at 10 a. m. on Monday, Jan. 10, from residence, 340 Peru street. Friends Invited. JDNmjNOTlCE I. O. O. F Members of Philoxenian Lodge, No. 44, are notified to assemble at lodge hau at 1 o clock on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 9, to attend the funeral of our late brother, Thomas B. Stapp, from his late residence, No. 276 North Alabama street JOHN Q. KOERNER, N. G. ' Jos. S. Watson, Secretary. AUCTION SALES. A UCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE, CAR. pets, etc. Will be sold on Tuesday morning, Jan. M, at room No. 78 East Washington street, a very choice Collection of Furniture, Carpets, efcd., embracing elegant Plush Parlor Suite ofseven, pieces, cost $140; very fine walnut Bedroom Suite, marbletop with toilet wash-stand, and French plale-glass mirrors, also cost $140; oiled walnut Wardrobe, with late-glass front; choice plate Pier-glass, Double lounges, Willow Rocker, Reclining Chair Brussels Carpets, marble-top Center-table, Oil Paintings, "Radiant Home" base-burner, "Argand" base-burner, Mattresses, Comfoits, etc. Also, any quantity of Baking-powder, to pay railroad charges. Terms, cash, tale positive. JENISON'S Auction and Ccminission House. PLEASE

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TRAINS EUX BY CESTBAIj GTAKDAEP TIME. Trains marked thus; r. c. reclining chair: thus, & sleepers thus, p., parlor-car; thus, h., hotel-car. Bee-Une, C, C.,C. & Indianapolis. Depart New Tork and Boston Ex., daily, s. 2:50 ant Michigan express :.u am Dayton, Sp'gfie'.d and New York Ex 7:30 am Muncie and Benton Harbor Ex.. 11:05 am Limited Express, daily s 4:00 pnx Night Express, daily 7:35 pm Arrive Night Express, daily.............. 6:55 am Limited Express, daily s n.xu am Benton H. and Indianapolis Ex. ... 2:00 pm Boston, Indianapolis and South. Ex 5:15 pm New York& St Louis Ex. daily, s. 10:25 pm Benton Harbor Ex 10:45 pm AH the above trains stoo at Bricrhtwood. The fol. lowing trains run to and from Brightwood only: 2:10 p. m., 10.50 p. m., 4:10 a. m. Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg. Depart Eastern Mail and Express, daily... 4:00 am eastern express, aaiiy, s.......... :ouui Columbus Accommodati on ...11 :00 am Indianapolis and Richmond Accom. 4:00 pm Day Express, daily, s..... 4:55 pm Arrive Indianapolis and Richmond Aecom. 9:40 am Fast Line, daily 11:30 am Indianapolis Accommodation 4:00 pm Western Mail and Express, daily.. 9:40 pm Western Express, daily 10:20 pm CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA KOKOMO P. , C. & ST. L. K. Jt, Depart Louisville & Chicago Exp., p. 0 11:15 am Louisville & Chicago Fast Express, daily, s...., 11:00 pm Arrive Chicago & Louisville Fast Express, daily, s 4:00 am Chicago & Louisville Exp., p. c... 3:50 pm Cincinnati, Indianapolis. St. Louis St Chicago. CINCINNATI PIVISION. Depart Cin'nati Fast Line, daily, s. and c o. 3:40 anl St. Louis Express, daily 4:30 am Cincinnati Accommodation ...11:33 am Cincinnati Mail, p. c 3:55 pm Rock Island and Peoria Ex., daily.. 6:55 pm Arrive Indianapolis Accommodation. 10;45 am Chicago and St Louis Mail, p. c- d'y. 11:45 am Lafayette Accommodation 4:45 pm St Louis Express, daily 10:45 pnt Chicago Fast Line, daily, s. and c c 11:10 pot CHICAGO PIYISION. Depart Chicago, Peoria and Omaha Ex.... 7:10 ant Indianapolis andiiogansport Ex... 7:10 am Chicago Mail, p. c 12;05 pi Lafayette Accommodation 5:00 pm Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 5:00 pm Chicago, Peoria and N. Ex., daily, a. and r. e.. ......... ............11:30 pnt Arrive Cincinnati Fast Line, dy, o. c and s. 3:20 am Cincinnati Accommodation. .......11:15 am South .Bend ana inaianapous "u Cincinnati Mail, p. e 3:35 pm Rock Island and Peoria Ex 6:40 pnt Indiana, Bloomington Western. pkoeia wvisioir. Depart Pacific Ex. and Mail.daily.s. andr.e. 7:50 ant Express. u Kansas and Texas Fast Line, r.c, s. 4:15 pm Burlington and Rock Island Express, daily, r, o. and ... ...11:00 pnt Arrive Eastern and Southern Express, daily, r. c. and s 3:50 an Express 10:40 ant Express and Mail. s. and r. o...... 3:35 pm Day Express, daily, r. c. and 8 8:30 pa EASTERN DIVISION. Depart Eastern Express, Mail, daily, s., r.o. ,4:10 am Atlantic Express, s. and r. c 3:55 pm Night Express, daily, a and r. e... 9:00 pm Arrive Pacifia Express, daily, s. andr. o... 7:20 am Western Ex. and Mail, s. and r. e.. 3:55 pm Burlington and Rock Island Express, daily, 8. and r. e .10:30 pm Vandalia Line. Depart St. Louis Mail .. 7:30 am ..12:00 m Fast Line liX.. daily, p., h and a. Terre Haute Accommodation..... 4:00 pm Western Fast Mail, daily, s... .10:UO pm Western Express, daily, a. and C.O.ll :00 pm Arrive Eastern Fast Mail, daily 3:45 am eastern Express, daily . 4:15 am Terra Haute Accomodation 10:00 am Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Line 3:35 pm Day Express, daily ..... 4:40 pm Indianapolis & St Louis. T" L r f Amilm, 7.9Pt r Limited Express, daily, s... 11:55 am , Mattoon Express... . ....... ,5:30pm. New York and St. Louis Express, dailv. a ..lQ;50Arrive N. Y. and Boston Exp., d51" T n.AnZl w pa- .;.r::::io;ooaS uiniited Express, daily, 8.......... 3:40 pn Jjay express, daily t:ZO pm Jeflersonville, Madison & Indianapolis. Depart Southern Express, daily, s 4:15 am Louisville a ad Madison Aecom..... 8:10 am Louisville and Madison Mail, dy, p.o 4:00 pm Louisville Express 6:45 pm Arrive Indianapolis Accommodation 10:35 am" Indianapolis, St. Liouis and Chicago Exnress. dailv. n , 11 .flf am Indianapolis Accommodation 6:45 pm Chicago and St. Louis Fast Line, daily, 8... 10:45 pm Louisville, New Albany & Chicago. (Monon Route.) Depart Chicago and Michigan City Mail... J. 50 am Moron Accommodation....,..,.,. I Chicago Night Express, daily, i..,.! jjjoo'ii, i9!vcjnusci avenue. ., Arrive Cincinnati Night Ex.. daily, t...i Monon Accommodation......,... Indianapolis Mali. Local, Massachusetts venn..M,, Wabash, St. Louis & Paoiflo. (Indianapolis, Peru A Chicago Division.) Depart Mlohlsran City and"Tledo Mail, ... 7il5 am t)afinlf 'VntaAn mrA MU'n flUv if.-) ft 1 k ni ' Detroit and Toledo Ex., dairy. 7:00 pA: Arrive Detroit, Toledo & Mich. City Ex., a. 1:15 am Tuetroic ana uoieao xx., aaiiy, am Detroit, Toledo & Mich. City Mail. 6:45 pm Sleeper daily to Detroit. tSleeper dally from Detroit. Indianapolis & Vincennes. Depart Mail and Cairo Express .. 7:15 am vincennes Accommodation....,,.. 4:40 pn) Arriva Vincennes Accommodation.. ...i. .10:50 am Mail and Cairo Express........... 4:40 pm Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield, . Depart Decatur andPeoriaThrough Mail.. 8:30 ant Montezuma Accommodation...... o:30pm Fast Express, daily, r. o. and s... .10:50 pm Arrive Fast Express, daily, r. e. and a.... 3:50 am Montezuma Accommodation..,.. .10:15 am Through Mail y Ci 5S Pm Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis. depart mn., i) ton ana i oi., a y. c. e. ana s. 4:uti am Cincin., Dayton, Toledo and N. Y..10:55 am Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and New York, p. e , 8:50 pm Connersville Accommodation...... 5:30 pm Arrive uonnersvuie Acoommoaauon..... tsmo am Cm., Peoria and St. Louis, p. 0... .11:45 am Cincinnati Accommodation........ 4:55 onL Cin.,Peoria and StLt.d'y.c. ft. and 8.10:45 pm Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan. (Over the Bee-line.) Depart Grand Rapids Express. , 4:30 am lltO.t ant Michigan and Indiana Express.. 'aWwsh Express.................. 4:00 nm Arrive Wabath Express.. ...11:20 am, Cincinnati and Louisville Express.. 8:00 pa Indianapolis and St. Louis Exp... .1045 pm - ' ' ' 1 -rtinnii Evansville & Terre Haute. (Via Vandalia Line.) LveTndpls.. Ar Iudpls.. 7:30am p12i00m 4:00pm s10:45pm SioOam 1 10:00am 3:35pm 4:15pm (VlaL&St.L.Rj'. IreTndpls.10:50pm t5:30pm 11 :55am 7:10am Ar Indpls.. 3:45am tl0:00am 8:35pm 6:25pnj Daily, tdaily except Sunday, p parlor car, sleeping car. These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor, sleeping and buffet cars, the finest run in America, between Indianapolis and Evansvills. Cars are opea for passengers ae 8:30 p. m. Train does not leavi until 10:45 p. m. Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville. (Leave Indianapolis Via Bee-line.) SOUTHWARD. Leave Fort Wayne. ...... .....10.50 am Leave Bluffton 11:52 am Leave Hartford.... ....12:45 pm Leave Muncie 1:30 pm Arrive Indianapolis. , -....... 5:15 pm HOETHWAKD. Leave Indianapolis 4:30 ant Leave Muncie... 7:00 am Leave Hartford.....,........ 7:40am Leave Bluffton 8:30 am Arrive Fort Wayne 0:30 am 5:30 f m fi:30pra 7:22 pm 8:20 pm 10:23 pm 11:05 am l30pQV' Mm quvpm 4:10 am' P1TTT? A "DT?C?rn Advertising ia the eoaarrf LrlEiAir JLJ&L ta araonflhe Want. For gales, e., of the INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOURNAL, at on! FIVE CENTS PER LINE each insert tion. If you have any farms or property to dispose 1 of this wul afford ygu a Tr eajy ia4 oatap aeao rj it

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