Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-01-16

Miss Booker, of Illinois, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. N. w. Lydy, in town.
Miss sammie ogle has been spending
some days past with friends in Dayton.
Judge Harperand wife, of Portsmouth,
visited their relatives here, the past week.
D Mr.. l. H. Carman, of Jasper, left on
I Monday for Missouri. TO be gone two or
three weeks.
/ Miss Kate Smith, of Mechanicsburg,
H.; is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ham.
Smith, in town.
Col. Yeoman. paid Washington a7brief
visit Tuesday evening, returning TO Indi7
ana the next day. -,
p Miss DoIlie Heagler. a charming young
r.Dlady of washington H., is at her sis
ter's, Mrs. Mad. Thomas, on Oak street.
London -Iisass. JaE.5 5o.ssx
Mr.. Jos. Adams and wife. of Samantha,
Highland county, formerly of Madison
Mills, spent few days of the past week
with friends isl this-eounty, -
Lancaster G0Sette, 9th: Mrs. Col. Neib-
ling. of Findlay, who has been wishing
here for the past two weeks, leaves, to-
| morrow for Washington c. H., 70 visit
her sister, Mrs. James Wilson, -a
Hon. Mills Gardner. representative in
congress from tllis district, was appointed
| one of the committee to accompany the
remains of Congressman Schleichery de-
eeESed, to his home in Texas =
The class in Natural Hisbory-of our
High Seheol-Emma- johnson, Austin
Hopkins, Zoe Melvin, Rettie Nolan, Adj
die Heath, Anna Ford, I7otta cleveland
/ and Anna Bell, presented Prof. Patter-
son with their class picture. 1t is very
handsome. -..s.l .s.f I.
Dir. Allen, of our High School, received
from the State Board of eEx aninersy last
Saturday. life certificate to-teach school
in Ohio. Mr.. Allen was examined in Is
studies. This we regard as quite an ac-
eomplishment, and the gentlemen de-
serves our eongratulatiep. We want
growing teachers. #@
I Mr.. Emmor Tuthill, of the firm of Tut
! hill & Smith, carriage manufacturers,was
married last evening. at the residence of
the brides parents, to Miss Alice Adams,
| daughter of our townsman, James NJ.
Adams. They have the hearty wishes of
a hostof friends for their future prosper-
ity and happiness.
Mr.. J, D.. Kerr, of the Register, was
married, on the 9TH inst, at the residence
| of the brides parents, in Goshen, O., to
Miss Josie, daughter of DIR. Myers. The
bridafparty left for trip to Chicago, and
| a visit to relatives in Indiana. John will
bring his bride to Washington in a. few
days, and take rooms at the Arlington.
We tender congratulations and best wishes
| to John and his bride.
Col. L. R, Hunt, lately of Madison,
Wis, is stopping at the Cherry House.
| Col. H. is prominent pollution, and a
noted Free Mason both in the North and
in the South, being a 80 degree mason,
and Past Eminent Commander of Robert
Mccoy Gommandery No. 8, Madison,
Wis. Revisited Ely Connandery, last
evening, and favored the Sir knights
with a few well-tiined remarks in irela-
tion to Knightllood.
The Greenfield Chief thus speaks of the
new pastor of the Baptist Church of this
place: s'The Rev.S T. Griswo1d has made
many friends'in Greenfield and, vicinity,
during his seven years pastorate of the
Baptist Church, who will regret his leav-
ing this place: He win not only be missed
as an able preacher and efficient pastor
but as a ee-Iaborer. with other pastors in
promoting the great reforms of the day
The good wishes of the people go with
him and his family to their new field o.
gain of Washington .s.sz