Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-10-17

D. Z. Boise, of Bloomingburg, went to
Cincinnati yesterday.
s Mr.. Ezra Rowlen, of Mt. Sterling, went
to Cincinnati Monday.
Mr.. Pres Irwin, of Wilmington, made
Washington call Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. stimson went to Wilmington
on Monday for short visit.
Mr. Soc. Lydy returned to Washin gton
last week, after an absence of over a year.
Joe Steinhart, I. J. Lindsey, J. S. Fos-
ter and B. II. Smith went to Cincinnati
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. ". Miller went to Cincinnati
Tuesday, to- purchase her fall stock of
millinery.
Mr.. George Brown, former resident
of this place, now of Pennsylvania, was
here Tuesday.
Ex-Sheriff John Millikan was in from
Indiana; where he is engaged in railroad
ing, the past week.
Miss Mile johnson, of Leesburg, spent
several days in town last week, the guest
of Miss Alice Adams.
Phon. Hudson has returned to Wash
ington and resumed his place in J. B.
Hudson's jewelry store.
Rev. H. E. Heagler has been transferred
to the Michigan conference, and has re-
eeived a charge near Detroit.
Mr.. John E. Paxton, of Cincinnati, well
known here, was married last week to
Miss Ida Rodgers, of Circleville.
Mrs. c. c. Blakemore went to Chilli
cothe, to-day, to spend a few days with
friends at that place and vicinity
The jamestown Tribune says Mr.. Frank
Pease, engineer on the D. & S. E. Ry., is
preparing to remove from jamestown to
Washington.
Mrs. D. Furtwangler returned from a
visit of several weeks to her daughter,
Mrs. j. F.. Newbold, in Baltimore, on
Tuesday last.
Miss Fannie Weaver, of Lancaster, and
Mrs. Ida Zimmerman, of Columbus, guests
of Misses Ida and Dell Saxton, returned
home last Friday.
Sam1 Robinson, of Wilmington, has
been appointed express messenger on the
train running between Washington c. H.
and Dresden, on the c. & NJ. V. Ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. johnson, Mrs. Syn
thia Burnett, Miss Anna Ford, Miss Sadie
VanDeman and I. c. VanDeman went to
Dayton Tuesday, to visit the Soldiers
Home.
Hon. P. 2. Morehouse, formerly Super
intendent Of the Washington schools, now
of Georgetown Colorado, was in town
on Monday and Tuesday. He started for
home yesterdays.
Mr.. RieharCs tofhekan represented Fay
ette GhapteE1a and he vS7t the Grand Chap
ter of Royal Afeisss.stlons, which met al
Columbus 4sesS weBSsb and Mr.. c. S. Sny-
der represented 4sayette Lodge, at the
Grand Lodge F. s. A. NJ, which met al
Dayton, this week.
Miss LISA Millikan left yesterday Oh
an extended visit to New Albany and
Louisville. From Cincinnati she will be
accompanied by her friend Miss Lena
Ross, of Hamilton; they together will Wis
it their friend Miss Fannie Hedden at
New Albany, for some time.
Letters from our young friend, Mr.
TIheo. Wendell, announce his safe arriva
at Munich, State of Bavaria, Europe
where he has gone to pursue two year.,
course OF study in the art of Drawing
and Painting. Mr. Wendell, as an artist
is bound to excel; already he has showr
raresspecimens of his chosen profession
He left. New Y ork on the 7th of Septem
ber, and after a pleasant voyage of 81!
days, the vessel arrived at Southamton
England, and from thence he went b.
rail to Munich, So