Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-04-03

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Almer Hegler was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Gray spent vacation in
Greenfield.
D. NJ. Meek made Greenfield flying
visit Sunday.
T. T. Beatty is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Chillicothe.
Ed. Morehouse, of the D. 6 S. E. Ry.
was in town Sunday.
L. W. Reahard went to Wilmington
on business Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Pearce is visiting friends at
Walnut Hills, Cincinnati.
Robert c. Stumm of Wilmington spent
Friday evening in Washington.
Mrs L. W. Buckmaster and Miss EN-
ma Conner went to Cincinnati Friday.
Mrs. Mary Tokum, of Lee Summit, Mis-
souri,, is in town visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. L. Reid.
Judge Courtright and wife, of Circle
vile, made friends in Washington social
call Friday.
Miss Della Lanum spent Saturday and
Sunday in Wilmington the guest of Miss
Carrie Babb.
Miss Josie Millikan was in Wilmington
Thursday and Friday, visiting her friend,
Miss Ida Hale.
Geo. II. Hamilton, of Midway, former
ally of this place, spent few days in
town the past week.
Mrs. Il. W. Crozier went to Cincinnati
Tuesday, to make her sister, Mrs. Geo. H,
Cooke, a short visit.
Walter Gibson, messenger Western
Union Telegraph Co., was visiting friends
in Salem, o., last week.
John Frank, of Columbus, is spending
several days in Washington with his sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Hartman
Mr.. Lack Smith left on Tuesday fol
Monticello, Ind, to take position in the
Office of the l., D. 6 c. Ry. Co.
E. w. Welsheimer and wife, o. T. Gun
ming and wife and F. H. Miller and wife
went to Cincinnati Tuesday morning.
VIM. Bowman, of Cincinnati, formerly
foreman of Roots, Talbot & Co.'s pork
packing establishment in this place, spent
Sunday visiting Washington friends.
Revenue Collector Pursell has appoint
ed Mr.. w. P, Cleaveland U. S. storekeepeT
at New Richmond, Clermont county. Mr..
G. and his family left for that place last
week.
Rev. Hutchison, of Indiana, is spending
few days with his daughter, Mrs. j. P.
Robinson, in town. He occupied Rev
Carpenters pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday.
Ed. r. Pierson, formerly of this place
Now of Greenfield, is spoken of as a can
didate for the Republican nomination fol
Treasurer of Highland county. Ed. is &
popular young man and possesses excel
lent qualifications for such position
Mr.. John Grove, one of the best horse
men in the country, whohas brought out
a number of flyers that have become vel
known on the turf, among them ''CaptaiT
jack" now owned by w. 81. Vanderbilt
of New York, has taken charge of c. o
Stevens training track for the coming
season. 3
We clip the following little item from
the Kingston correspondence of the Chill
licothe Register, of Saturday: Mr.. Viii
Carpenter, of Washington c. H., wh'
now writes M. D. after his name, is Wis
iting his many friends here, who are al
ways glad to see him, but his visits bod
Kingston mo good as every visit is on1!
nearing the time when he will carry OF
one of our best young ladies.
Sheriff Smith went home last Monda,
evening to find his home filed with joIl
company of ladies and gentlemen, Assem-
bled there entirely unexpectedly to him
The occasion was the Sherif's 29th birth
day anniversary, and Mrs. Smith ha
taken the occasion to put up ajob on hin
The Washington orchestra was on hands
and furnished excellent music for thos
who wished to dance. A sumptuous SUI
!; yer was served, and the company spent
delightful evening.