The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-14
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Mr.. Q. A. Morton and bride, returned from
their wedding tour last week.
Miss Ella capper and Miss Kate Bslslcy g
70 oberliu soon to pursue the study Of music
Miss Nellie Pesse returns to school, at Delo
ware, on next Monday, after vacation Of two
weeks.
Hon. Homer Everett spentlaS Sabbath, al
home in this city. He returned to Columbus
on Tuesday. E.
Ars. BrightVeu, formerly Of this city, but
at present living in Urbana, was in the city &
few days last weak.
Miss Ella Russell has besn spending vaca.
tiOn at home. She returns to school, at Della
ware, on Monday next.
Mss Libbis Everett, who is engaged in
teaching at Genoa, is spending short vacs-
ton at her home in this city.
Don. A. Pease, Esq, and wife, Of Toledo,
spent few days this week, with the family
Of Mr.. P. Close in this city.
James Austin, son Of B. D. Austin, former
resident of this city, is spending a short time
visiting among old friends in this vicinity.
Miss alice Brainard, who has been visiting
at Mr. Plat Brush's, for short time, returned
TO her home in PainesviIle, on Tuesday last.
Airs. A. s. Patterson, Of Allegheney CITY,
formerly Miss Belle Clark of this city, is ex-
pectsd home this week to remain short time.
Miss Della Thompson, who has been spend
ing some time with friends in this city, re-
turned to her home in Eaton, O., on Tuesday
last.
Miss Emma Sharpe, who has been spending
the past year with relatives in Kansas, return
ed to her home in this city, on Wednesday OF
last week.
Mr.. George Garfield and wife are still in
Kansas. They intend starting for Californis
soon, instead Of Florida, as we were informed
two weeks since.
More Of Cupids pupils viii soon graduate.
Spring gossip has commenced at the sewing
societies.
The pretty young man has gone away not
to return again.
The young man who parts his pair in the
middle was out last Sunday.
It is whispered that one of the most
recherche affairs is to take place soon.
A young man in this city says the most diff
6cult part Of it is asking-"papa's" consent.
To find magnificent distances, take con-
genial spirit out walking on a moonlight
night
Female equeStrians promise to appear in
the saddle more frequently this summer, than
heretofore.
Last Friday evening was the occasion of
very pleasant little party, at the residence OF
Mr.. Plat Brush.
A young man in this city is committing
suicide gradually. He has commenced by cut
ing off his Whiskers, patch at time.
1t is always embarrassing when two gsllants
persist in escOrting the same lady home from
a party. So it would seem from observation.
Tho young man who came to this city and
''found things 50 different from what they are
at home,7 should loose no time in returning
10 that vicinity.
Mr.. Henry Zeigler and wife celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary of their marriage, by en-
tsrtaining pleasant party Of friends, on Non
day evening last
It is rumored that four young gentlemen are
TO have the mite society soon. Wouldn't it be
good plan to hold it on the evening Of
national fast day.
It always looks suspicious when a marTiag-
able yoGng man starts away from home, at
nine O'Clock in the evening, with the declar-
alton that he is going to prayer meeting.
CrOqaet and COlust parties are talked Of.
The two games can be played at the same
time, the only difference being that in the lat
ter, each person always plays for him or her.
self.
The gent who was trying to extract the
square root of young lady's hps, over a gate,
the other night, appeared to be finished ma
He is especially proficient in ad-
dition and multiplication.
We have noticed several handsome "Flirts,
on our streets recently-We refer to a new
style of ladies hat much worn this spring.
The ''Artless' is another new slyle but is not
generally as becoming as the other.
A new custom is to be adopted by our So
cial circles. The wisdam Of the age has dis
covered the supreme folly of going to a party
at the hour people should be at home, and it
is proposed to effect revolution by intro
duclng system of early hours.
Neighboring towns please take notice that
when our youth and yOuthesses make their
debut, which viii be soon, we can boast of a
society such as no other place can furnish.
This is no cynical joke such as some of our
indulge in frequently, but q mode.t
revelation of truth.
The Sidewalk Festival and dance at Moore's
Hall, in Bsllville, on Thursday evening of last
week, was decided success, bo.h in the en-
joyment furnished to those present and in the
sum Of sixty dollars realized as the financial
result of the entertainment. The refresL.
ments were plentiful and choice, the music
good and all were merry.
The Grammar School Exhibition,
on Monday night last, was quite well though