Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-07-04

Charlie Getz was home from Whining
ton to spend Sunday.
Miss Lizzie GestIer. of Chillicothe. is ths

Charlie Getz was home from Whining
ton to spend Sunday.
Miss Lizzie GestIer, of Chillicothe, is the
guest OF Miss Della Lanum.
Miss Lizzie Mouser's school, in the DR..
Roberts district, closed ye sterday.
Hon. Nelson Barrere, of Hillsboro, was
in town the fore part of the week.
Miss n. E. Story, of Xenia. was the guest
of Miss Brightie Ogle, last Thursday.
Prof. C. F. Dean and family, ofIronton,
are visiting relatives and friends in town.
Mr.. Ed. S. Carr, of Jeffersonville, is at
tending the normal school at Worthing-
tor, o.
Walter DeBruin, of Erie, Pa, was the
guest of his uncle, Capt. Ramsay, last
Sunday.
Miss Sadie L. Carr, of Jeffersonville, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Lawye er Reese, at
Lancaster, o.
Mrs. j. G. Harper, of Kansas City, Mo-,
arrived here last week on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Crone.
Misses Lille and Ida Cantner, of Cir
cleville, were the guests of Mrs. Buck
master, at the Arlington, last Sunday.
Mr.. Russell Murray, brother of Frank
A. Murray, of this place, was married
on the 27th, to Miss Jennie Griffin, of
Greenfield.
visiting at the residence of their son,
Morris Sharp cashier of the NJ. and F.
Bank, in town.
Miss Tude Persinger has been absent
from home fora week or two past, attend
ing commencement at Granville, Ohio,
and visiting friends.
Willis Pine attended the Commence
ment of the o. w. q. at Delaware, in
(which he was formerly a student, last
week. He took a prominent part in the
literary entertainment of the Chi Phi
Fraternity, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Millikan, with her children,
left yesterday join her husband at Rens-
salear, Ind, where he is engaged in the
construction and operation of the 1. D. &
c. narow-gauge. The family will make
their residence there for the present.
VIM. Millikan, senior editor of the Herr
AID, was summoned to Newport, KY,
yesterday, by telegram, informing him
of the dangerous illness of his daughter,
Miss May, with hemorhage of the lungs,
| at the residence of her sister, Mrs. E. E.
Wood of that city.
Messrs. Jas. W. Garlinger, Thos. B.
Thornton and Thos. Larrimer, Infirmary
Directors, ahd T. j. Stinson, Superintend-
ent of the Infirmary, went to Circleville
last Friday, and spent the day at the
Pickaway County Infirmary, examining
the workings of that institution.
The Chillicothe Gazette, June 26th, says
''The congregation of the Walnut st. NJ.
E. Church surprised their pastor, Rev. A.
c. Hirst, and his wife, on Monday even
ing by call en- masse, the occasion being
the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding.
A very pleasant evening was spent, every
one retiring feeling that it was good to be
there.''
| Prof. Chas. F. Dean, formerly teacher
in our Public Schools, has been re-em-
ployed as Principal of the Ironton High
School, at salary of 1920 year. Miss
Ida Dean has been employed as teacher in
the Ironton schools, and Miss Emma
Magruder, former teacher in our schools,
has also been employed in the Ironton
schools for the coming year.
Mr.. Morris Sharp and wife, and Judge
j. B. Priddy and R. A. Robinson, Esq.
went to Greenfield on Sunday, last, or
invitation, to assist in a field day in the
Sabbath School work in that town. They
visited the various Sabbath Schools, al
and in the afternoon a Mass S. S. meeting
was held at the Town Hall, and Unior
Temperance Mass meeting at the same
place in the evening
u Mr.. Nat. Barrett and Miss Name Cissna
4Sf this place, were united in marriage, a
Tuesday evening, and left for the East
to spend the summer at Mr.. BIS home, il
New York State. They left via the D.
S. E., and were accompanied as far a
Xenia by party of their young lady ant
gentlemen friends. The young coupl
have the best wishes of host of friend
and acquaintances for a long and happ!
married life.
Mr.. VIM. Ingham, of the ChillicOth
Paper Mills, made the HERALD pleasan
call, while in town Monday, attending tn
meeting of the stockholders eommitte
of the D. & S. E. Ry. Mr.. Ingham
considerably interested in the completion
of the D. & S. E., and would be a larg
patron of the road, if completed. The
are using the Wellston coal altogether a
his mills, and m ach prefer it to any othe
coal convenient to that market. 1t take
about 400 bushels of coal per day to ru
the mills.
Mr.. B. E. Orr, for the past five yeal
the efficient and popular general agentc
the Continental Insurance Company, wit
headquarters at Columbus, retires froI
the insurance business to-day, at the e1
piration of his contract. He expects her
after to devote his time to the constructio
= of narrow-gauge railroads. He leaves til
Continental with good wishes for tt
company, as we'll as all his former pa
: rons. Mr.. Orr's many friends in tn
= county will wish him abundant success
his new occupation.
e suicide of Sam1 LIE smith.
e Mr.. Samuel L. Smith, resident of tn
e county, living about miles from tow
on the Prairie pike, committed suicide /
IS hanging himself with his suspenders to
It limb of an apple tree in his orchard.