Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-01-02

SWill 4. Garis is here from Indiana, on
visit.
Hon. Mills Gardner returns to Wash
ington, &C. next Monday.
Mrs. Alice Hawkes., of Circleville, is
the guest of Mrs. t. NJ. Ustiek.
Mrs. W. E. Bonfoey, of Cincinnati, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Maynard.
Ed sMorehouse has been appointed
extra conductor on D. & 5. f. Ry.
Miss Sadie AIbangh, of Circleville, is
in town visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Marian Fuller, of our Union
Schools, spent vacation at her home, in
Marysville.
Miss Carrie Vansant, of Lancaster, is
the guest of Miss Nettie Hegler, the pres
ent week.
Ike Potter, of eircleville, came oyer to
spend New Years day with his Washing
ton friends
Mrs Kate Howell is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Furtwangler, and sister, Mrs. F. D.
Bradley, in town.
supt. Patterson. of our Public Schools,
spent the holiday vacation with his fam
lily, in Delaware.
Daniel Emmerson, Esq. of Danverse,
Mass, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. n. L.
dHaley, in this place
Miss Millie Robertson, of Cincinnati, is
visiting Miss Amelia Rockenfeld, at R.
S. Beeson's, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. straley received
their friends at the residence of James
Straley, Esq, Monday evening.
Col. J. W. Woods and wife have gone
business require his presence for an in
definite time.
P.D. Wood and wife and s. Brownell
and wife of Chatauqua, New York, are
spending several days in town, the guests
of C. H. BrowneIl.
OCards are out for the marriage of Mr.. j.
D. Keer, of the Register, to Miss Josie,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Myers, of
Goshen, O., the ceremony to take place
at the residence of the brides parents, on
the 7th inst, at II o'cclok.
Mr.. F.. Mettenberger, the deaf mute
teacher, returned to his home in this
tplaee, Tuesday, after an absence of some
six weeks, visiting friends in Springfield.
Mr.. NJ. had the misfortune to accidently
shoot himself in the hand six weeks ago
mention of the accident was made at the
time in the HERALD. We had a pleasant
cal from him yesterday, and are happy
to be able to say that he has nearly recov-
orod frOD, bic V1,ouDd ~oufl will 1,,itIiu n
few weeks, the doctors say, entirely re.
cover the use of all his fingers. The ball
is still in his arm, near the elbow.
Moses GiImor, lately of Washington
has removed to jackson G. H., and takeT
charge of the Jackson Academy. Mr.
Gilmor formerly taught school in Jack
son, twenty years ago, and the Jackson
Standard says of him: F.Jackson has haC
some excellent teachers since that time
but none have been more successful o.
, popular than was Mr.. Gilmor. Many o
the men and women of Jackson were Mr.
Gilmor's pupils in former years, and they
all speak of him with much respect, anC
, many of their children will attend hi
school:
0IllSDoEO -UUSeCGe' w we're SHOWN
last week, two beautiful specimens o
slate painting which will compare favor
ably with anything of the kind we hav,
ever seen. The pair is the work of Mrs
Geo. B. Gardner, and, although she ha
never received instructions in this clas
of painting, the productions are very fine
The rich delicacy of color, with the b1ac
J enamel ground, makes picture of ex
treme beauty. The scene is combina
ton of rusfes and water flowers with /
stork in the center. Mrs. Gardner Ger
: tainly stands among our best artists, an
we hope to have occasion to speak of he
: work again.