Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1909 — Page 4

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Send in your local and society news to The Itceorder. New Phone 1563.

Miss Sallie Shores and brother have gone to Lexington, for a short visit. Their will be baptizing Sunday at 12:30at Union Tabernacle and public

is inyited.

Messrs. Andrew and Wm. Pittman of Greencastle, attended the oratori- . cal contest Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis have returned to Rockville, for the winter. Try a Compeer Cigar today. Don’t forget the Martha Washington Tea at residence of Mrs. Julia A. Quinn, 524 N. Senate ave, Monday. Whatever you do don't fail to see Don Cosby. Alex Hunt and Mary liar • per in their famous monologue at the * Touissant minstrels at Masonic Hall

Feb. 24th.

The Boys club entertainment will be given at Jones Tabernacle. Wednesday eve, Feb. 24. Mrs. K. Stevenson, pres. All members of Sisters of Charity No. 4. are notified to be present at the next meeting Monday eve. Feb. 22nd Business of importance Mrs. Anna!

Poach, president.

Mr, Joseph Lewis one of the best known waiters in the city will leave todty for French Lick Hotel, where he has accepted employment.* Ask your grandmother about all the old dances, foe you will need them at the Matinee Club. Monday Feb. 22, afternoon 2 to 7, Colonial ball from 8 to 1;30 at Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Eliza Tolar of Springfield, O., was called to this city, this week by the death of her brother, Chas. Clay who died Monday. He was a member of Montgomery K. P. lodge. John English, the 21 month old baby of Mr. and Mis. Hayes.Bransford died Feb. 17th and the funeral was held

Friday afternoon.

- The regular monthly meeting of K. of P. Endowment Board will be held Sunday, with all members present. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Turner are the proud parents of a fine daughter. The mother and baby are doing well. ' Mrs. Lizzie Johnson is convalescing

at her home in Bright street.

Wm. W. Heston and family of New Castle, have removed to this city and are living at 111 S. Ritter ave., Irving

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The following composed a theater party from Colunibiis, to Williams & Walker show; Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Mrs Tabron, Messrs. Ed Troutman, Hicks C. Richie, W. Hill, H. Edwards. Handley, E Johnson and Miss M. Hodge. Mrs. Bertha Greene, who was called to the city on account of the death of her sister, Effie Waketild, has return-

ed to her home in Chicago.

The Woman’s club meets with Mrs.

Dr. Brown, Monday

Mr. and Mr*. Eugene AdamS'have moved to Detroit, Mich., for permanent residence. -V '

The LaPlaza Club ' DANCES Feb 24th and and Every other Wednesday evening thereafter. All persons holding Invtations are cordially invited AiMA FARLEY & TURNER Mgrs

The Friends Club meet next Wednesday, with Mrs. Ed. Scott, at 1110

Senate ave.

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Wanted—4 gentlemen boarders in pleasant rooms and modern house 412 Muskingum street. Well you will certainly miss a treat if you don’t see Geo. Sicily and Wallace Wolfolk at Touissant minstrels. Notice to Stockholders. The stockho’ders of the Industrial Savings and Investment Association can pay their dues at 200 Indiana ave James West, secretary Go to Stewart & Gaillard to get a •full dress suits and tuxedo coats, 405

Indiana ave.

TO LET—One or two rooms, furnished or unfurnished in strictly pri- - vate family. Address the Recor.er. TO RENT—Furnished house with privilege of boarding the party. Inquire at Recorder office. REMOVAL—Dr. H. W. Armistead has removed his office from 1207 E. 13 street to 855 Massachusetts Ave. v ' Wanted—Piano pupils; Mrs. Kate Harris Cheatham, 1113 N. West street At Gauld’s Pharmacy ALK-RHU-BIS, the wonderful rem edy for all stomach disorders, satisfac tory results guaranteed or money refunded. Ask us about it. GAULD’S PHARMACY, 601 Indiana avenue. Don’t be afraid! It won’t hurt Kuykendall & Huffman. Dentists 513 Indiana ave. See them today G. W. Beasley & Co. Renovators and Decora'ors of fine homes. See us for all kinds of wall paper hangings, painting, cleaning wall paper, etc. General house cleaning, hardwood floors. We also carry a fine line of wall paper. Sample books tfiat enables youto see what you want. Call at either 52p W North st, or main office or at Mr. Beasleys apartments, No. 12 Parker house, or let us come and show you our samples. New phone 1661, Main, 5660.

Rev. C. J. Bentley pastor of Broadway M. E. church will address the Men of Broadway at Allen Chapel A. M. E., at 3;30 tomorrow Subject, Abraham Lincoln from a Christian

point of view. All are invited.

The Shakespeare Literary society mot with Mrs. Sallie Bottoms, 765 W. Walnut st, and the following program was rendered: Song, America: Paper Lincolns Boyhood days, Mrs. Bottoms Paper, Lincoln as P csident, Mrs. H. Henderson; Paper, Lincoln’s Life, by Mrs. S Phillips; Paper, The Assassination of Lincoln.by Mrs. A. Roberts

Song, “Nearer My God to Thee.’’

Geo. Turner an old Indianapolis boy who has been away for nearly ten yrs has returned and is sick at the home of his mother, 412 Muskingum st. and would be glad for old friends to call. The Mary Scott tent' meets at the corner of Lourt and Delaware streets every 4th Saturday afternoon. All

children are urged to be present.

The 6th Ward Repunhcan club observed Lincoln’s anniversary Feb. 12

at their rooms 526H Indian

A large number of members and visitors were present. The inaugural address was made by Frank Welch, and the principal address by W. D. Headrick with a response by Cruse Duncan commander of Martin Delaney Post.

Refreshments were served.

The Ladies Culture club meets evry Thursday next meeting with Mrs. S.

Howard. E. 19th st.

Gentlemen of taste prefer Compeer cigar, because of its quality. Try one Martha Washington Tea for the ben etit of the Sisters of Charity Hospital fund, at residence of Mr-. J. A Quinn 524 N. Senate ave. Prizes for best representations of George and Martha Washington. Admission only 5 cts Mrs. Cora B. Jackson 333 Toledo st, Princess of Western Star Temple No. 11, S. M. T., has been commissioned as State Organizer of Temples, Juven iles and the Royal House, by the State Grand Master James Green of Evansville. The selection is a worthy tribute to the ability and esteem of Mrs.

Jackson.

Attend the first ball, given the Gladiolus Club, at Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday evening, February 23, 1909. If you want to have a real good time, attend the Matinee Club dances Monday Feb. 22. Matinee from 2 to 7. Colonial'ball 8 to 1;30. H. Jones, R. Kuykendall, E. Williams and V. Bell. The movement started last year for the organization of a batallion of Colored militia in the Indiana National Guard, is making cammendable progress and encouragment. When the matter was presented to Gov. Hanly it met his hearty approval and was only stopped because of the lack of funds. With the convening of the leg islature and the incoming Gov. Marshall, the idea was again taken up and last Friday a bill was introduced in the House by Rep. Harry Bassett, of Marion county to appropiate the sum of $5,000. for a Colored Batallion. It is hoped by the Colored citizens that the measure will pass Messrs. C. F. P. Temple and E. S. Gaillard are laboring for the succes's of the bill.

Star Concert Company.

The Star Concert Co., composed of Mrs Bertha Clark-Lewis, Misses Kath ryne Francis, Lydia and Eva Clark, Messrs. Richard Arden Chavers, Amos A. Thompson and Harry W. Jackson will give an entertainment Thursday night at Odd Fellows Hall (white) in E. Washington st. The entertainment will be under the auspices of Me Kinley club (white.) The company will fill several engagements during the season. Mr. Jackson is manager.

Notice of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administratrix of the estate of Edward Dor sey, late of Marion Co., Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Sallie Dorsey. W. W. Hyd

Attorney, 317 Unity B’ld’g.

Touissant Club Minstrels Feb 24. President Thomas Ashley of Touissant club lias announced the following minstrel committee: Wm. E. M<5ore Prof. John Wesley Jones, Wm.\ Abstome, John Alexander, Edw. Teeters Wm. Ellington and D. Warfield. The minstrel and promenade will be given at Masonic Hall on the evening oi Feb 24th, and the talent is now rehearsing headed by Madame Briggs, Kentuckys great prima donna. This well-known club promises an enjoyable treat to

the public on this occassion.

Well! Look, Mrs. Susie Anderson has moved to 324 Indiana Ave. I must say my best advertisements are never printed; they are around town, ladies are wearing the hats and feathcleaned, curled and dyed that came from my store—of course they tell their friends about me. A pleased customer is the best advertisement. Please give me a call I know I can please you. Mrs. Susie Anderson,

324 Indiana Ave

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Mrs. Angie Elkins Brooks was grant ed a divorce from Geo. W. Brooks Feb loth in Superior Court. J. H. Lott

was Attorney for plaintiff.

Mrs. Richard Kirk of Cincinnati, O, joined Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones, and they left last Wednesday for Chicago, enrbute to California. While gone they expect to visit San Francisco, Los Angles, Pasadena and 5 other points in Cal ifornia. They will return some time

in March.

The Yale Club wishes to announce that they have changed their dancing nights. They will dance this coming Thursday night, which will be February 25, New floor manager, Mr. Morris White, lias charge of the Yale Club Thaodore Ellis’ orchestra. Mrs. Susan L. Boyer has returned home from her visit to Cynthiana,Ky.. where she was visiting her sick par-

ents. *

Miss Henrietta O. Davis has jssued invitations to Prize Whist Party to be given today at Odd Fellows ball, from 4 to 6 p. m. Four handsome band painted china plates and cups and saucers are to be given as prizes to tlie ladies. After a luncheon, gentlemen are invited a bear a recital by Mrs. II. C. Carr, a talented reader of Cincinnati O. The price of admission is 25cts. The proceeds to be donated to the Free

Kindergarten No. 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Widby Valentine gave a dinner last Sunday for Mr. Westly Young and sister, Mrs B. W. Brown. Dress cutting and sewing school, Mattie Green, 1346 Columbia avenue A musicale will be given at the Met ropolitan Baptist church, Monday eve* Mar. 8th. Proceeds to go for finishing church interior. We solicit the hearty cooperation of the public, Come out and help us, we have secured some of the city’s best talent and refreshments will be served. Admission 10c. Mrs, LeRoy Mitchell, promoter. 2t The Hannah Chatman missionary society met Feb. 10th with Mrs. Ruth Smith, 514 W. St. Clair street, The meeting yesterday was with Mrs. Lou isa Merritt, 637 Patterson st. The society will meet Feb. 26th with Mrs. Lizzie Tyler on >Fayette st, and the presence of all members is desired

The New Parker House

The only Colored Hotel in the city Cafe and Drill room in connection and all kinds of soft drinks served. Hot cream chocolate. Nea r , cleam rooms try our Sunday Dinners. Best meal in the city for the money. Hot rolls served with our Sunday 6 o’clock dinner. On account of the dull season of the year, regular meals will be 15c, 2 0 and up until April 1st. Dining room and Grill room open until 11;30 p. m. Ala carte orders at all hours. Special attention gjven to dinner parties and banquets, MRS. EMMA DUERSON Prop, and Manager. Phone Main 5660

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Miss Laella Hibbitts NOTARY PUBLIC Acknowledgements of all kinds. Deeds mortgages, etc, .Pension Vouchers executed You patronage solicired. 536 Indiana, Ave; Both phones 1173.

REAL ESTATE j^ND^RENTS For Sale, 6 room cottage N. Indianapolis av

I near 28th, fine neighborhood. 1,000. $200. down

For Sale. 5 room cottage King ave, Haugh

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For Sale Chicago st, 4 room cottage, 2 lots

J i,000. and 300 down balance monthly. Sold by

| order of Court.

For sale, 5 room cottage, Sheldon street, , near 17th st., $1400. lot 4oxlS0 (t. Payments,

$100 down. $12 per munth.

5 room cottage. Roach street, half square

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| 6 room residence North West Part modern

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Eor Sale o roon. Cottage, Eugenia st. N. In-

dianapolis, $1350: $IOu down $15pei month.

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Vor sale 7 vacan t lots, Tremout & Clark st. $250; payments $10 down and $1 per week. For sale vacant lot N, Indianapolis $250; $10

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For sale 5 room cottage Yandes st near 23rd

$12oo -$100 down $12 ter month.

For sale, N. West st near 10; 7 rooms and bath,$3500-$500 down balance monthly pay-

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For Sale, vacant lots on 42nd st.. 1 square of Fairviewcar line, $250.00, easy payments. For Sale 4 room cottage, Lincoln st Southside. $1260; $IOOdown $12 per montn. For sale 4 rooms Miley ave Hasgbville near

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For sale 5 room Cottage W. 10th just west

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(For rent 936 Bismark ave 4 rooms $8.00 6 rooms 724 Belmont ave. $10.00 For rent 3 rooms 16(>9 Ogden st $8.00 For Kent 3 rooms, 074 C<> ton, street For Rent. 3 room, 0 1 Agnes st. 7 00. For Kent, 5 room>, 1536 .vlartindal ave, $8.00 For Kent, 3 rooms up stai r s,lp46; Martindaie ave. 4 00 For rent, 8 rooiBs down stairs, 1546 Martindale ave. 5.00. For rent, 3504 Lynlall st, 4 jfooms, new house. 8 00. 5 rooms 510 w. Mich. gas. city water 16.00 Iccidcjit Fire and Health Insurance Have your Home and Household goods Insur ed. A gents for Old and Tried Companies. J WALTER HODGE, Agent 536 INDIANA AVfc PHONE 1173 Mrs. Ella Gordon sister of A. Nichols and Harry Dunnington was buried Wednesday from Jones Tabernacle. The East End Needle club meets Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wells, 353 W. 13th, with Mrs. Carrie (iitl as hostess. The Bethel Gleaners Mite Missionary society win have a Martha Washington Tea party Monday afternoon, at 2 p. m., at the residence of Mrs. Puryear, corner of Camp and Pratt j streets. Every member of the society will bring as many pennies as they are years old. Ice cream will be served to ihose doing so, and sold to any visitors. The members of this society will render a fine program. Every one is cordially invited to come and enjoy their self. Mrs. Hattie Thomas of the Madden Flats, entertained at 6 o’clock dinner, Tuesday evening, in honor of her 53rd birthday. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Yeager. Mrs. Ida Cushenberry; Mrs. Anna Robinson and Wm. Norris.

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Complaint for Divorce, State of Indiana. Marion County, ss: In the Circuit Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana. No 17646 Thtmas H. Robinson vs: Emma Robinso $ BE IT KNOWN, That, on the Uth day o f February 1909 the above named plaintiff. b'§ ] his attorneys, filed in the office of the Clgrk % 1 of the Circuit court of Marlon countv. in the 1 stateof Indiana, her complaint against the f above named defendant Emma Robinson and the said plaintiff having also filed in said Cl. rk's otnee the affidavit of a competent oerson, showing ttat saiddefendant EmtnaRob in^on is not a resident of the State of Ind : ' ana. aud said cause is for divorce and that the above namel defendant is necessary* part; thereto and whereas said plaintiff having b; endorsement on said complaint required sail defendantto apoear in said Coart. and answe ol demur thereto on the 15th day of April. 190!^ Now therefore, by order of said court, said defendant last above named is hereby notified of tbe filing and pendency of said complaint against her and unless she appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the ^5th day of Aoril 1909, the same beinjgthe 10th judicial day of a term of said, court, to be be gun and held at tbe Court House in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Mor day in April 19Q9. said compaint and tl matters and things therein contained and a leged. will be heard and determined in h absence. i LEONARD M. QUILL,clerk James T. V. Hill, Atty for plaintiff v jSH N. Delaware St.

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Complaint for Divorce.

State of Indiana. Marion County, ss:

In the Circuit Court ot Marion County, State of

Indiana.'i No. 17625.

ELIZA CRAFT vs: WILLIAM F. '.CRAFT BE IT KNOWN, That on the ,5th day of February. 1909. the above named plaintiff by her attorneys, filed in the officeof the Clerk of the Circuit court of Marion county. Stateof Indiana, her complaint against tbe abovenam ed defendant William F. -Craft and the said plaintiff having also filed in said clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person, show ing that defendant, Williami F. Craft is not a resident of tbe State of Indiana, and said'cause is for divorce and that the afidye named defendant is a necessary party thereto and whereas said plaintiff haying by endorse- ! ment on said complaint required said defen. dant to appear in said court, and answer or demur thereto on the 10th day of April 1909, Now therefore, by order of said conn, said de fendant last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said :*complaint agatnst him and tha t unless he apoear and an swer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause oh the 10th day of April 19:i9. the v j same being the 6th judicial day of said court, to begun and held at tbe Court House in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in April 1909. said complaint and the matters and tkin gs therejn contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence.

LEONARD M. QUILL, Clerk

Jas. T.V. Hill, Atty for plaintiff. 854 N, Delaware street. jl.J

Complaint for Divorce

State of Indiana, Marion County, ss: In the Superior Court of Marion County in the

Stateof Indiana No. 77889.

SAMUEL HEWLETT vs : Louise Hewlett BE IT'KNOWN, That on the 9th day of FelJ ruary 1909 the above named plaintiff by fair i attorney, filed in tbe office of the Clerk of tl « j Superior Court of Marion county intheState .rl*| Indiana, his complaint against the above Baited defendant. Louise Hewlett and the said-j plaintiff having also filed in said Clerk’s offiA 1 the affidavit of'a'competent person' show Ing that .aid defendant is not a resident of the state of Indiana, and that action is for divorce and said defendant is a necessary party thereto, and whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendant to appear in said Court and answer or demur thereto on the 7th da# of 4 Mav. 1909. 1 Now, Therefore, by order of said Court said defendant.-last above named, is hereby noti i fied of the filing and pendency of said com-jl plaint against her, and that unless she appear, j and answers or demurs theretoat the calling ; of said cause on the 7th day 'ot May. 1909 the same being the 5tn judicial day of a terns of said Court to be begun and held at the Court? House in the city of Indianapolis on the First Monday in Mav, ,1909, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in her(

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