Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-08-15
Personals

ESE8OM0ASs
Mrs. Nathaniel Ford is visiting friends
in Cincinnati.
Mr.. W. E. Bonfoey, of Cincinnati, was
in town Tuesday.
John f. Nye returned on Monday from
trip to Colorado.
Col. H. B. Maynard returned from New
Hampshire, yesterday.
Mr.. Stewart, of Stewart 6 Meek, is in
Cincinnati on business.
Rev. Geo. Carpenter spent Monday and
Tuesday at Newark, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Melvin have been
spending the past week at Somerset.
Miss Ada Mcintyre, of Dayton, o., is
visiting Miss Clara Stimson, in town.
Miss Hanna Levitt, of Somerset. Ohio,
is visiting Miss Name Stevens, in town.
Mrs. Jane jenkins went to Burlington,
Iowa, to visit her brother, Mr.. c. H. Bell.
Our Jasper correspondent, ,ADOIs, called
upon us at our sanctum on Saturday last.
John Gatlin, of Defiance, Ohio, is visit
ing relatives and friends in town this
week.
Mrs. Myron E. Sears, of Lafayette,
Ind, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. w. W.
Millikan.
Col. Garis, County Treasurer, went to
Columbus yesterday, to settle with the
State Treasurer.
Lon Dilts, of the C. & NJ. v. Ry., spent
Sunday and Monday at McLuney, Ohio,
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Hollenbeck, of Cir
cleville, made short visit with friends
in town last week.
Miss Puss WiIlett went to Columbus
Tuesday to spend several days with hel
brothers, Will and Ike.
Mrs. E. S. Nichols and lighter Jessie
Of Cincinnati, are visiting the family o.
Henry Shook, in town.
Mrs. c. S. Snyder and children have
returned, after having spent few weeks
with friends at Dresden.
Miss Cora Cooley, of New Holland, il
spending few days with the family o
her uncle, Henry Shook.
Lon Greene and wife, of Springfield
spent Sunday in town, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Robinson.
Miss Irene Ransom, of Cleveland, will
spend the Fall with the family of he
uncle, Col. Garis, in town.
Robert Worthington and wife, and Mar
tin Rowe and wife spent last Monday a
the Lancaster camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Glare, of Ports
mouth, visited their daughter, Mrs. F. H
Miller, of this place, last week.
Mr.. j. w. Coles, wife and daughters
Miss Carrie A. and Laura, of Springfield
are visiting Mrs. John Rector, in town.
Rev. I. F, King and wife, of Town 81
NJ. f. Church, Columbus, spent few day
of the past week in town visiting friends
Doc. Townsend, of Philadelphia, Pa.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in town
visiting the family of his uncle, R. Mill
kan.
Lack Smith left Monday for MontIcellC
Ind, to be present at the opening of tn
[. D. & G. Ry. between Renss elaer an
the first named place.
Miss Anna Paulin and Mr.. Frank CT
blll, of Chillicothe, Ohio, are the guests
Miss Belle Smythe, at her fathers res
denee, few miles east of town.
Mr.. Vaughn, of the New Holland r
UietC, and his brother, Mr.. Vaughn, edite
of the Redwood, Union county, pape
made us social call at our editorial room
on Saturday last.
Frank Robinson and Alma Hegler al
rived at home on Monday, from Mont
cello, Ind, where they are engaged wit
the construction company of the l., D.
G. narrOw-gauge.
Through the politeness of Miss Lis!
Millikan, we will publish next week e,
tracts from letters received by her fro
her sister Kate, who is now travelling
Europe. The letters will be read wi
interest by the many friends of Miss Kat
in this place.
The Greenfield Chief, Aug. 10th, say
'tPhon Hudson, who left Washington
, H., O., month or SO ago, for trip aero
f the Continent, returned to his home
this place, the fOrepart of the prese
week. He thinks now that the State
: Ohio is good enough for him."
Mr.. A. Voigt, editor of the Mt. Ste
, ling Ne,os, called on us Tuesday, on h
way home from Bainbridge. We are
= debted to him for the particulars of t
railroad accident at that place. Mr.. Vol
intends removing his paper from Mt..Ste
ling to Bainbridge. He says the newsI
r per business don't pay at Mt. Sterling