Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-12-04
Personal AND SOCIAL.

Mr.. VIM. Craig drives handsome now car
rago
Mr.. Sam, Taylor, Of Chicago, spent Thanks
giving in town.
SAM Adams came over from Greenfield t.
spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Rev. Carson, of Batavia, is visiting hei
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Beeson, in town.
According to current gossip there are to bC
several weddings in Was hington within thenext
few weeks,
Miss Flora johnson, Of Port William, Clinton
county, is visiting in town, the guest Of Miss
Josie Dews.
Miss Cora Adams, OF Wilmington, spent last
week in Washington, the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
J.. w. Buekmaster.
j. r. sayler OF the firm of saylcr & saylcr,
attorneys at-law, of Cincinnati, is in attendance
at court here this week.
Mr.. Baldwin, attorney -at-law of Wilmington,
and Mr.. Brown, county surveyor of Clinton
county, were in town Tuesday,
Mrs. W. y. Wilett has been at home from Gin
cinnat the past week. Miss Pus5 remains in
bl4S wy pNA oAll5 AiSA lliuol1hA HV'tNAASo'
Mr.. J. e. jenkins, who recently traded for the
W. A. Paxson property on East street, has
moved to town and occupies the property.
Mrs. Lynn Hays and Miss Ruth Eastman left
for Bowling Green Wednesday, called there by
the illness Of their sister, Mrs. Tomlinson.
The Alvin Dancing Club elected R. Z. Beeson
president; John Maynard, president; Har-
ry Boyer treasurer and Shep. Logan, secretory.
Mrs Lou Miller, Of Chillcothe, and Mrs. James
Boyd Of Cincinnati were the guests Of Mrs. A.
E. slcott, ofthis place, several days Of the past
week.
Banbridge Chronicle: "NIr. and Mrs Joseph
Mckee, Of Washington c. H., spent Thanks
giving with their son Dr. r. II. Mckee of this
place"
Judge D. s. King, Representative elect to the
Ohio Legislature from Clinton county, was in
town on Monday, the guest Of Hon. A, r.
Creamer
Lack Smith, general freight and ticket agent
Of the l., D. and c. narrow-gauge railway, Of
Delphi, Ind, spent Thanksgiving with his rela, !
tlyes hOPo,
The jackson Herald says; IF. II. Miller, Of
Washington G. H., spent Thanksgiving in Jack
son where he could get something good to eat
and plenty Of it,
The Circleville Herald Of yesterday, says;
''Nlessrs. Vert HogIer, VIM. Blackmoro, Sam.
Vert Grubbs, and Mart. Single, of
Washington c. H., gave thanks in this city last
week"
supt Patterson, of the Washington Schools,
and Prof. Marks, of the Blormingburg Schools,
attended the meeting of the Eastern Ohio Teach
er5 Association at GAINESVILLE, the latter part of
last week
Mrs. DR.. Il. J. Galbrathe and daughter,
Emma, and Mr.. John Foster, Of Frankfort, 0,
and Miss Emma Gallagher, Of Lancaster, o.,
spent Thanksgiving and Friday at the residence
of Mr.. j. A. Cunning, Of Bloomingburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge e. F.Blngham, of Co
umbus, Ohio, spent Thanksgiving and Friday
visiting relatives in Washington and Bloom
ngburg. They, assisted by large party Of
,rleuds, made war on turkey on Thanksgiving
lay at Mrs. Angeline Gillespies.
#Alr. George Gossard and Miss Amelia Rock
ngncd will be married at 10 o'clock to.day, at
he residenco Of Mr.. and Mrs. II, b. Beeson,
law and sister Of the bride, on North
itreet The wedding will be a quiet affair." only
he relatives and few intimate friends being
nyted
Miss Kate Millikan, Of this place. who has
,een for several years past teacher in the deaf
md dumb asylum at Columbus, resigned her
position on Tuesday of last week. and returned
lome on wednesday. She was obliged to give up
lc1 work on account Of injury to her eyes by
90 constant use,
The ladies have only few weeks to wait for
he arrival of lcap-year, when it comes their
urn to assume the aggressive in affairs matri-
nonial, and 80 forth on the "mash." We un-
erstand the Washington gentlemen will keep
pen house on New Years day, and the ladies
viii do the calling. '
The inaugural hop of the Alvin Dancing Club, t
t Music Hall on Thanksgiving evening, was
n lawfully jolly" affair. Fifty couples were S
n attendance Hunters Band furnished ex- n
client music. The club will give hops at in
orvals OF about two weeks during the winter. +,
he next hop takes place on the evening of the :,
lth, and the club will give grand ball on =
hristmas night.
The Clrclevllo Union Of November 27, says: =
Mr. James TObin, better known as TOga =
yan, tho gentlemanly fireman on the O, and NJ. :,
. II. r., and Miss Bridget Lewis, daughter Of "
Ir. Thomas Lewis, on South Court street, were y
arried this morning at nine o'clock at st. Jo-
'ph's Catholic Church, by Rev. Father walker
he attendants were Mr.. Michael DrOhan, of Il
and Miss Mary Brannon, Of Wash J.
gton c, II. Immediately after the ceremony, Il
vlted guests to the number OF about one hun u
'ed among whom the faces of most Of the en-. II
oyees Of the G, and NJ V, r. r. were visible, 'l
paired to the residence Of the bride and par o'
ok Of a sumptuous wedding breakfast n
sTAUNTON SQUIERS. v,
Miss Vada Beatty, daughter Joseph Beatty, ~
sick. "