Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-04-17
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Chas. Murray was up from Bainbridge
Sunday.
DIN. Meek is in Cincinnati on business
this week.
Harvey Adams, of jamestown, was in
town Friday.
Miss Maggie stettler is clerking for L.
Apt & Co., at the ssNew York StOre.''
Mrs Anna Snyder and daughter, of
Chiliicothe, are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Emma johnson spent Easter in
Jameston, the guest of Miss Matte Bote-
Ter.
AL. Bennett, of J. NJ. Bennett & Sons,
jewellers, GAINESVILLE, o., was in this city
yesterday.
Miss Fannie Murray came up from
Greenfield Monday, TO assist in ''Among
the Breakers"
Sam Adams and his bicycle went TO
Cincinnati Tuesday, to be ready for the
big race to-day.
D Miss Ella Pitzer and Miss VIII NOEL
| vain are clerking at o. Rentzsch's new
dry goods store.
+ Miss Lizzie Wendell and Miss Sina Lo-
4gan were on pleasure excursion to Balm
bridge, Saturday.
DIR. CIV. Dollisofl, of Logan, o., spent
Saturday and Sunday here. the guest of
Mr.. and Ms. Fred Foster.
Misses Lotta and Ella Dugan, of Xenia,
kspent several days in town last week, the
Lguests of Miss Anna Ford.
Mrs. NJ. R. Shook and daughter, AL,
were in Cincinnati last week, purchasing
their Spring stock of millinery.
H.F. Terry went to Greenfield yester-
day to take charge of branch photo
graph gallery for w. F. Willett.
Miss Alice Bragg and Miss Mamie Gray,
of Spring Grove, were in town Monday,
witnessing 'fAmong the Breakers"
4 w. S. Furay, editor of the Columbus
Sunday Herald, was in town on Thursday
last, and made a social call at the HERALD
office.
| UIrich Sloane, Esq, of Hillsboro, was
here Tuesday and Wednesday, in com
pany with Francis Murphy, the temper.
ance lecturer. sat
Mr.. S. W. Smith, of the Parsons Kan
sas) San, made social call atthe HERALI
Office last week. Mr.. Smith is visiting
friends at South Salem, Ross county.
Mr.. .Gaskfll, aformer Washing
ton business man, now engaged in bus
mess in Springfield, made his Washing
ton friends brief visit during the pas
week.
Ex-Sheriff John Millikan, now Superin
tendent of the l., D. & C. Ry., was il
from Indiana from Saturday to Tuesday
His family will return to this place t.
live, within week or two.
Mr.. Noah Carr, of the Treasurer's of
fee, and George Meloy, of the Herald of
fee, New Lexington, o., were the guest
F of viii. Davenport, on Tuesday. The!
came over to take in 'FAmong the Break
ers.''
e i Mr.. Ward Leavell, of Waterloo, leave
to-day for the West. His destination
Wichita, Kansas, where he expects t
spend some months. He thinks of loca
: ting in the West, if he finds Location
: and business to suit him.
Mr.. F. Mettenberger, the deaf nut
teacher, who has been very successful
: with number of pupils in this plac
and county, has gone to Hillsboro wit
the purpose of organizing deaf NUT
school in that city. He is an intelliger
!, and competent instructor, and a worth
gentleman.
n / 2
says: "Ed. Albaugh starts for SanFral
cisco, CAL, next week, where he expect
a to remain for some time. He will engag
in active business in that city, prObabl
with VanDeman's commission house. Et
> is an excellent young man, of good habiI
e and the best wishes of a myriad of friend
will accompany him to the Golden Gate.
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