Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-09-09

DR.. S. C. Roberts started for Colorado,
Tuesday.
RI. Harper returned to Kansas city on
Tuesday.
Herman Milikan is attending College at
Easton. Pennsylvania.
Miss Mckee takes the place OF Miss Ma
gruder as teacher in our Public Schools.
R. C. Anderson is back from ST. Louis
for a two weeks reunion with the boys.
J.N. VanDeman, goes East this week
for Fall Stock of dry goods for his firm,
Miss Lou Emmitt has returned from
Waverly, to oficiate as Music Teacher in
our Union Schools.
Mr.. Judge Harper, of Portsmouth, is
home on a visit, at the residence of her
brother, j. P. Robinson.
Miss Alice Adams, who has been spend
ing few months with friends in Dayton.
returned home last week.
J. E. Firor. Duputy County Clerk. on,
account of lingering sickness, has gone to
Circlevilie and vicinity to rest.
James Delaney and S. J. Gatlin are run
ming the Depot and Freight-house in the
absence of the Agent, S. F. johnson.
Lack Smith started for New York last
Friday to lay in fresh stock of goods for
Col. Yeoman's dry goods establishment.
Rev. DR.. Sutherland, Secretary of the
Cincinnati NJ. E. Conference. occupied
Rev. Gardner's pulpit at the N. E. Church
last Sunday evening.
Mr.. VIM, A. Creamer of Jefferson town
ship, was thrown from his buggy on his
way to town last MonGay, and slightly
hurt. The buggy came uncoupled.
Miss Kate Millikan, who has been spend
ing some weeks at home, returned to Co.
| lumbus this week to resume her duties as
teacher in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
Mr.. R. S. Ustick, of Cedarville, Green
Co., intends removing to this place, short
ly, to engage in the wholesale grocery
business. So says the Xenia Torchlight.
Rev. j. G. Irwin, has removed to Wash
ington, and occupies Miss Wissler's prop
erty on Circleville Avenue. He breaches
at New Holland two Sundays in the
month, and tke remaining Sundays at 9TH
er points in this neighborhood. He was
unable to get house to live in at New
Holland.
Capt. J. A. O.Yeoman was married Thurs
day evening last, at the residence of the
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Mary Boyd. The wedding was brilliant
affair, and was attended by a large COM
pany of the elite of HiIlsboro, and mum.
Der of the Captains relatives from this
city. The bridal party arrived here on
Saturday evening, to spend few days as
the guest of the Captains brother, Col. S
N. Yeoman, and his sister, Mrs. B. Ogle
On Tuesday evening areception was given
in their honor by Col. Yeoman and lady al
their residence, when quite large and
pleasant company of invited guests tend
cred their congratula tions to the Captain
and his bride and enjoyed the hospitali
ties Of Col. Yeoman and lady to the fullest
extent, Among those in attendance from
abroad were Maj Barger and wife, fIowa
Mr.. Boyd, of Hillsboro, and Miss Scott, o
Cincinnati. Capt. Yeoman will return will
his bride to his home in Fort Dodge, Iowa
this week.
The following named ladies and gentle
men compose the Put-in-Bay excursion
party that left here Monday morning for
weeks pleasure trip: A. M. Stimson, wife
son and daughter, Judge Mclean, J. F
Ely and wife, S. F. johnson and wife, A
E. Silcott and wife, DR.. Goldsberry, wifi
and daughter, Geo. Melvin and wife, j.
Snyder and wife, E. L. Ford and wife, D
Furtwangler and wife, Miss Mary Robin
son, NJ. S. Creamer and wife, c. o. Steven
and wife, Col. Garis and wife, Mrs. W. T
Willett, Miss Belle Stuckey, Miss Lizzie
Pearce, Miss Kate Millikan, Misses Mar
and Josie Millikan, Miss Kate LeMay, W
G. Tanzey, J. F. Hopkins, J. w. Roebucl
. Joe Wilson, Fl. L. Hadley, They al
make up jolly company, and will have
good time, In returning they will sto
!. one day at the State Fair in Columbus
and arrive home Saturday. An importan
feature in the programme for the week {
i this noted watering place is public dri
: by the Commandery Knights TemplarI
g A number of Knights of this place wer
prepared to take part. We regret our in
4 ability to accept an invitation to acomp;
? ny the party. The whole is under th
q management of Mr.. A. Stimson, who hi
q won much favor as conductor and manage
q of pleasure parties.