Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1874-06-25
Local Personals.

z Clint Stewart and wife, of jamestown,
| spent Sunday in tewn.
/ R. C. Anderson went to Delaware Tues
day to attend the Commencement.
+ Mrs. DR.. Hamilton and Miss Rilla Coff-
man are visiting friends at Wooster, o.
Prof. Morehouse and wife and Miss Will
jicox left for Flint. Mich, yesterday morn
| ing.
Hon. R. A. Harrison, of Columbus, has
been in attendance at Court during the
session.
Miss Jennie Kisic, of Cincinnati, is
spending few days in town, the guest of
Miss Anna Shaw.
DIR. Rush and daughter returned Friday
from Illinois, their visit having been short
ened by the sickness of Mrs. R. =
! Miss May Cox, niece of our townsman,
Mr.. James Holbrook, started yesterday
for her native home in England, and will
remain at Derby.
Frank Robinson went to Delaware Sat
urday to attend the Commencement exer-
cises of the o. W. University, in which he
was formerly a student.
Mr.. Al. Slagal, formerly with Silcott &
Millikan, Of this place, returned Saturday
from trip to Colorado and other parts Of
the West, having been absent some two
months
Rev. Mr.. Hirst and Tasso Coffman left
on Monday to attend the College Com
mencements at Delaware and Athens, o.
Mr.. Hirst will return in time to occupy his
pulpit on Sunday. -
Miss Tude PersingeE left on Tuesday to
attend the Commencement of the Female
College at Pittsburg, Pa, after which she
goes to another part of the State to spend
few weeks with school friend: -
w. E. Bonfoey and E. E. Wood of Gin
cinnati, with their wives, were up for few
days recreation and some fresh air, during
the past week. Mrs. Wood will remain
| for several weeks at the house of her faith
er, Senior editor of the HERALD.
Mr.. John Eaton, former resident of
| Washington, now Of Iowa, has been spend
ing few days with old friends here. Mr..
Eaton taught school in this place thirty
years ago, and some of our citizens still
remember the sting Of his hazel brush.
Rev. Mr.. Carpenter and Prot. c. F. Dean
will accompany scientific expedition
which starts the last of this month, under
the direction of Prof. O. n. Stoddard, of
the University of Wooster, O., for CoIora-
do, expecting to be absent till September.
Republican County Central G6nA-
mittees
On last Saturday number Of the citi
zens of the county met. pursuant to cal. of
the Republican County Central Committee,
and organized by electing Col. S. N. Yeo-
man, Chairman, and J. P. Priddy, Secreta-
ry of the meeting.
The meeting proceeded to elect the fol-
lowing named persons to serve as County
| Central Committee for the ensuing year, to-
wit
Union Township Allen Hegler, E. B.
Updegrove, J. D. Stuckey, Silas Weaver
Jefferson-James Straley, Abram Bush
Paint-Dr. C. Smith, John Salmon
Madison--Milo Rockwell, Maj James
! Cook.
Marion--B. Hess, j. NJ. Ustick.
Wayne--Milton HegIer, R. J. Yeoman.
Perry. S. Jones. H. Ellis.
Green-Enos Reeder, 7. G.. johnson.
Concord--I. N. Rowe, S. P. Vanpelt.
Jasper--Anderson Blue, Campbell Max
] we'll.
The meeting fixed on Saturday, July
11th, at O'Clock p. m, for meeting of
the new Committee for the purpose of or
ganizing.