Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-04-24
Personals


Miss Mamie Love is visiting friends in
Cincinnati this week,
Mrs. Anna Snyder, of Chillicothe, is
visiting friends here.
Walter Gibson is telegraph operator for
the s., ]. & P. Ry. Co.
Miss Kate Millfkan is home from Co
lumbus for brief visit.
Geo. A. Barnes, Secretary of the s, J.
& P. Ry., was in town Tuesday.
Misses Lizzie and Anna Allen went to
Cincinnati yesterday for a short visit.
j. NJ Edwards, of Bloomingburg, left
for Illinois last week, on business trip.
Mrs. H. D. PurseT is spending few
days at her old home in Pickaway county.
Phon Hudson came over from Nenia
Saturday, to spend Sunday in Washing
ton.
Ed. Albaugh, of CireIeville, spent sew
eral days in town last week, visiting
friends.
Geo. Bybee, of Bourbon, Ind, is spend
ing a few days with his old friends in
this county.
Miss Bell Allen, of fGreenfeld, is spend
ing few days in town, the guest of Miss
Rilla Coffman.
w. W. Brandt left yesterday morning
for Georgetown, Colorado, where he in
| tends to locate.
Mrs. Flo. Strong and Miss Kate Bote-
| Ter, of jamestown, are visiting Mrs. Rev.
J. c. Irwin this week.
Miss Mamie and Mr.. Jesse, son and
daughter of Lenox Campbell, are visiting
relatives in Springfield this week.
Miss Nettie and Miss Flora Fellers
spent Sunday and Monday here, 1.-THE guests
of Misses Lucy and Emma johnson.
Mr.. A. B. DUNN, Superintendent of the
Scioto Machine Works, Circleyille, made
Washington business visit last Friday.
Rev. Norman Jones and family, of Indi-
ana, were here yesterday, to attend the
golden wedding of Rev. and Mrs. S. J.
Miller.
Mr. Jacob Porter and wife. of Green
vile, Ohio, returned home Tuesday, after
brief visit with the family of Hon. Jas.
Pursell, relatives of Mrs. Porter
Mrs. Easterbrook, of Saybrook, Mclean
County, Illinois, who has been spending
che Fall and Winter with her brother
Hon. James Pursell, in town, returned
home on Tuesday last.
Bob Smiths numerous friend ssin Fay
cite and adjoining countless will fint
him at the boot and shoe store of Risley
and Co., ready and anxious to sell then
goods cheaper than anybody.
c. c. Waite, superintendent, r. B. Bail
ey, general freight agent, NJ. Mounts
master of transportation, and L. Golden
master carpenter, of the G.. & NJ. V. Ry.
made Washington a short call Monday.
Rev. Frank Miller, of Easton, Pa, DR.
Fergus Miller, and Mrs. H. F. Kemper
of Cincinnati, arrived here on Tuesday
i to attend the golden wedding celebration
OF their parents, Rev. S. j. Miller an
wife.
: The S. & S. o. Home Weekly, of the 10Th
says: "Mrs. Clara jain, of Fayette coun
+ ty, has received the appointment of mat
, ron of cottage II, eice Miss Lashly re
:. signed. The new matron takes hold wit
the apparent ability of an adept.''a
a Rev. A. G. Byers of Columbus, Men
Der of the Board of State Charities
, preached at the NJ. E. Church on Sunda
=, morning last. While here he visited I'll
e County Infirmary, and during his sta
n was the guest of the family of Hon. ia
5 Pursen.
~ The Waverly Republican,, of last wee
~ s5ys: "Charlie Cave was on a visit to h
:. father-in-law. Judge Kerns, Monday an
y Tuesday of this week. Charlie lik
Z Washington G. H. very much and just
,, remarks that people are usually contentt
. and happy when they prosper;~ and he
u doing
ssA Mr.. Jim. w. Logan, of this place, h
I Bought half-interest in the Jamestow
Tribune, and will take editorial and bus
ness management of the paper. Jim is
graduate of the HERALD Office, and is
. good printer, and an energetic worke
He has been for year or so past the loc
i correspondent at this place for the Cinci
Il natl Enquirer, and has had considerat
r experience in news gathering. He w
n make the Tribune lively and interestin
. We wish him abundant success in his ne
III business relations, and can heartily recol
IN mend him to the confidence and faYOrs
t. the people of Jamestown.