Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-08-01

PERSONALS
Mrs. Col. Garis visited friends in Hills
boro last week.
Mrs. A. R. Creamer is recovering from
a severe illness.
Mr.. B. F. COffman has been seriously ill
for a few days past, but is recovering.
Mrs. DR.. Salisbury is on a two weeks
visit to her home, in Highland county.
Messrs. T. g. and F. Strong and G. w
Snyder, of Cincinnati. spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Mary Hubbard, of Chicago, is vis-
iting the family of her uncle, Col. Il. B.
Maynard, in town.
The Senior editor of the HERALD has
been confined to his residence most of the
past week by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Marsh, of Whining
ton, spent Sunday at the residence of
Geo. Stimsen, in town.
Miss Cora Patterson, daughter of Treas
urer Patterson, of Hillsboro, is visiting
the family of Col. Garis in town.
Mr.. T. A. Fravell, Railroad Agent on
the Panhandle line at Xenia, came over
on the big excursion train Sunday.
Mr.. Rob't W. Coler, of Graham, Nod
way Co., Mo-, with his family, are visit
ing their old home in this county.
Misses Callie Wherrett and Matte
Brown. went to Haveysburg, Clinton Co.,
Monday, to visit Mrs. Mary Madden.
Mrs. J. F. Newbold has been quite sick,
at the residence of Mr.. D. Furtwangler
for some days past, but is improving.
Mr.. John L. Pfau, of the Swift Iron
and Steel Works, Cincinnati, was in town
Saturday. The above company furnished
the iron for the c. W. & C. Ry.
Mr.. viii Garis entertained his friends
at the residence of his father, Col. Garis,
on Tuesday evening. Dancing and a So
cial time generally, was the order.
Mr.. W. H. Sanders, editor of the SabinQ
Neeos, in company with Mr.. NJ. Y. Fish,
business agent of the paper, made the
HERALD a social call on stock-sale day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 1. Worthington gave a
reception to large company of their
friends, on Wednesday evening, in honor
of their guest, Miss Ida Griffin, of Wash
ingtOn D. c.
Among those who have attended the
Loveland Sunday School Encampment
during the past week, are Rev. S. j. Mil
Ter, D. M. Meek, Miss Kate Mckee, Mrs
Mills Gardner, Mrs. j. Light.
Marshal n. Ogle, who has been living
in Indiana for year or more past, re
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few days ago, in poor health, and is now
lying dangerously sick at the residence
of his uncle, Mr.. The. Ogle.
Mr.. Jos. NJ. Sims, the well-known anG
frst-class miller, of this place, is now ant
has been for some time experimenting
the Merchants Mills of the Erwin Bros. a
Cedarville. Mr.. S. wil1give the public
general satisfaction in the line of hi
business wherever his lot may be cast.
A party of ladies and gentlemen of thi
glace, composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Morri
Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Robinson, Mrs
) c. H. Brownell, Mrs. R. A. Robinson
/ Misses Alice Adams, Lucy and Emm
johnson, will leave Monday for LAX
Chataqua, n. Y, to attend the S. S. Con
vention.
The Lebanon Star, July 25th, says: ''J
, B. Priddy, Probate Judge of Fayett
. county, was in town last week renewin;
old acquaintance. Mr.. Priddy was for
: tunate enough to be defeated for Recorde
of this county years ago; he then left tn
county in disgust, and removed to hi
: present residence, where he was NOR
: fortunate in the political field. He is tn
: Republican nominee foranother term.''
The Chillieothe Register of last satul
= day sayss The Presidency of the DePauN
Female College has been rendered to Rev
l A. G. Hirst, of our city. This is larg
and f1ourishing Institution, situated &
: New Albany, Ind. By special request
Mr.. Hirst met the Trustees last Tuesda
e evening.-He returned home on Wedne!
: day and sent his final answer yesterday
e declining the election. This is the secon
e College to the Presidency of which Re,
It Hirst has been invited during this sun
; mer. He for the present peters the pu
s pill and pastoral work.
July stock Sales