Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-09-12

Will Baker, of Dayton, was in town on
Sunday.
William Kearney is working in George
town, Colorado.
John A. Worre1 and wife are at Co
lumbus this week.
Misses Alice Pitzer and Tude Persinger
went to Columbus to-day.
Mr. f. Wilkerson, formerly conductor
on c. w. 6 c., was in town yesterday.
Miss Leona Conaway takes the position
of clerk in Abt & Co.'s dry goods store.
Joe n. Miller, of ChiIlicothe, spent Sun
and Monday here, the guest of Frank II.
Guthrie.
Miss Mary BIiIIikan went to Cincinnati
last Friday, to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo.
H. Cook.
Mrs. Anna Snyder, of ChiIlicothe, is
spending few weeks with her relatives
in town.
Mr.. J. E. Gimperling, receiver of the
D. & S. E. and c. W. G c. was in town
Tuesday.
John Rapp was in town Sunday, the
guest of his brother George, at the
Arlington.
Miss Lizzie Pearce and Miss Belle Viii
son are visiting Miss Anna Roberts, at
Selden, o..
DIR. c. B. Gum, dentist, has removed
from this place to his former home
Marion, o.
NJ n Co,,++ o,,1 ~; 70 n ,.o ,,;s,t;Dor rola
tives, and taking in the Fair, at Colum-
bus this week.
Mrs. F. H. Miller and children went tc
Portsmouth, this morning, to visit reala-
tives and friends.
Mr.. Wilson, engineer on the G. & NJ
V. Ry., has removed his family from Cir
cleville to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham. Smith, of this place
have gone to visit Mrs. Smiths parents
at Mechanicsburg, Ill.
Mr.. H. H. Mcclellan went down t.
Cincinnati on Monday, to attend the Lee
lures, at the Ohio Medical College.
| Mr.. w. N. Stewart, of the firm o
Stewart 6 Meek, left yesterday for a shor
visit to his mother, at Rushville, Ind.
Miss Allie Millikan went to Columbu!
yesterday to attend the State Fair ant
make short visit to her friends, the st
Clair sisters.
Mr.. Wilson Robinson, of Illinois, broth
er of Mrs. Eliza Mclean and Mrs
VIM. Millikan, spent Sunday in town
with his relatives.
Mr.. G. A. Palmer has finished, fur
nished and moved into his new residence
OH Market street. 1t is one of the fines
houses in town.
Mr.. VIM. Craig, of Craig Bros, is il
New York, buying a fall stock of dr.
goods for his house. He will return tn
last of this week.
Mr.. Z. T. Turner, who teaches a schoo
in the country, has been quite i'll witt
fever, at the residence of Mr.. L. c. Phil
lips, in this place for about week past
Mr.. H. D. Pursell has completed an
moved into his handsome new house OF
Market street. 1t is one of the TASTES
and pleasantesU located residences il
town.
DIR. Harlow has been confined to hi
house for week past with sickness
portion of the time in a pretty seriou
condition. We are pleased to know he
improving.
Capt. John S. Foster received tele
gram on Saturday, informing him of tn
|, death of his sister, at her residence i
Clermont county. Capt. F. and his fami
ly left for there on Sunday, to attend tn
funeral.
Mr.. E. E. Wood, of Cincinnati, has bee
quite sick, with malarial fever, at tn
residence of his father-in-law, VIM. Mi
likan, for some ten days past. He wa
taken sick while here on a visit. He
improving, with prospects of getting OF
again in few days.
DIR. L. Y. Grubbs was presented, @
Saturday evening last, by several of h
, brother knights Templar, with beaut
full solid gold watch charm, in the form
a maltese cross-a Knight Templar en-
blem-as little token of their esteem fl
him, on the eve of his departure for tn
: West
A few weeks ago Sheriff Smith and wi
were called to mourn the loss Of one
! their twin babes-little Bertha-and {
Saturday last the other babe-lIttle Be
= sie-was taken from them. The funer
!, took place on Monday afternoon, and w
quite largely attended. The bereavt
! parents have the sympathies of maj
g friends.
n DIR. L. Y. Grubbs will remove with h
J. family, next Monday, to Dover, Shawn
d Co., Kansas, where he will locate in t
Is practice of his profession. The Doct
D. practiced medicine in that place for Sc
,e eral years, beginning his professional {
,e reer there. He left that country at t
he time the grasshopper plague desoIat
,e it, and returned to Washington, his natl
a town, where he has since been practici
n successfully. We wish DR.. Grubbs a
A. his family success and happiness in til,
IN new location.
~ Crystal wedding
~TIt was our good fortune to be prese
vs. at the crystal wedding of our frien
'n Mr.James Cockerin and Mrs. Mary Co,
ef erill, at their residence, in Perry tow
ship, on Tuesday, the Sd inst. The frier
and neighbOrs had gathered in to Z
. their respects and renew their friendsf
D to this worthy couple who, on that d.
- celebrated the fifteenth anniversary
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