Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-02-13

j. E. Gimperling, Receiver d. & s. e.
BY. was in town Monday.
JIM. Lyon, travelling auditor P. C. &
st. L. Ry., was in town Monday.
WI. Willett was visiting friends and
relatives in Cincinnati last week.
Dick DeBruin, of Wilmington, was the
guest of Mr.. E. A. Ramsay Sunday, (
Yves. Rowe intends emigrating to the
far West the latter part of this month.
Ex-sheriff Jas. straley intends moving
to his farm, in Jefferson township, in the
Spring.
John. E. Nye returned last week from
Colorado, after residence there of some
six months.
Addison Bybee and wife, of Indianapo-
lis, are visiting friends and relatives in
this county.
Miss Clara Grove, returned home Tues
day latter weeks visit to her sister Net
tie, at Cincinnati.
Robert Wickersham, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday in town with his daughter,
Mrs. Geo. w. Stimson.
b Ed. Boswell of Brown Bros, is visiting
relatives and friends in Wilmington and
Morrow, o., this week.
DIR. G. A. Foster has been confined to
his residence by sickness for a couple OF
weeks past. He is recovering.
JIM. Edwards starts to-day for Iowa
for the purpose of arranging for the sale
of the Coffman lands scattered over thai
State.
c. c. Waite, Supt., and R. B. Bailey
general freight agent, of the P, c. s. st
L. Ry. took dinner at the Arlington Sat
urday.
John w. Moore of Brown Bros, re
turned Monday, after two weeks visit tt
relatives and friends in Springfield anG
Piqua, o.
VIM. Hunter, general passenger agen
P. c. 6 st. L. Ry., spent several days il
town last week, looking after our western
emigrants.
E. A. Curtis, of Toledo, and Sam. Tay
lor, of Dayton, attended the phantom
dance at Mr.. J. D. Stuckey's last Thurs
day evening.
j. w. Gaskell, formerly of this place
now of Terre Haute, Ind, will remove t,
Springfield in short time, to engage il
mercantile business.
s Miss Mamie Love, Miss Minnie Pine
Frank M. Allen and wife, ]. P. Patterson
| and Shep. Logan, attended Her Majesty
Ogera, at Cincinnati Saturday evening.
Rev. A. G. Hirst is making himself yer!
popular in Columbus. His church vii
not accommodate the audiences that wan
to hear him. A revival is now in progres
in his church.
Il Messrs. E. J. Light and II. E. Browne
f-of this place, were admitted to the prac
| tice of law, after passing creditable ex
animation, at Columbus last week. MI
Light read law in the Office of William
and Worthington, and Mr.. Brown in tn
office of Gardner, Dreamer 6 Carpenter
FMr. Henry Crozier, proprietor, of tn
Arlington House, was married, last even
! ing, at the residence of the BRIDES pa1
ents, in this place, to Miss Mary, daugh
ter of Mr.. Richard MiIIikan. The wed
ding was quiet affair, the ceremony be
ing performed by Rev. w. D. Cheering
ton, of the M. E. Church, in the presenc
of relatives and intimate friends of tn
parties. Wewish Mr. G. and his bride
long, happy and prosperous life.
Our young friend, Jim E. Gfiswo1t
formerly railrord telegraph operator {
this place, and who, for over a year pas
has been employed as local editor on th
Findlay Jefersontan, has branched out
the newspaper business on his own hooI
In partnership with Mr.. J. NJ. Bee1mal
he has commenced the publication of
new Republican paper at Findlay, ent
tied the Republican. We have received tt
first number of the paper, issued Febrl
ary 9TH. It is bright, handsome-lool
ing paper, and its columns are filed wit
interesting reading matter. We wish tt
new paper and its editors abundant pro
perity.