Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-11-13
Personals

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was visiting his home here the past
week.
Mrs. S. F. Rock, Of Mt. Sterling, for
merly of Washington, is suffering from
a paralytic stroke.
Judge Mclean and daughter, May,
are at the mineral springs near Dela-
ware, o., this week.
Miss Ada Hera, of Amelia, Clermont
county, was the guest Of Mrs. j. N.
VanDeman last week.
Miss Sallie Pierce, of Cincinnati, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Beeson the past week.
John r. Bostwick, wife and baby, of
Marysville, are visiting their relatives
in this place this week.
Prof. Patterson, of our public schools,
visited the Cincinnati schools on Mon
day, in the interest of drawing.
Mr.. Tom. Drake, of Cincinnati, gen.
eral agent of the Charter Oak Insurance
Company, was in town yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Baker, of Dayton, have
been visiting Mrs. B.. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Wendell, in town the past
week, L
Johnnie Worrell, John Mckee and
Willis Pine took in the Chicago excur-
sion Tuesday, to witness the reception
Of Gen. Grant.
Lewis Dare, conductor on the c. &M.
v. Ry., was married October 30, to Miss
W. Moore, of GAINESVILLE. They will re-
side in CircleVille.
W. H. P. Denny, who has been max
ing his home with his sOn-in-law, S. j.
Kidd, in this place, for the past year,
has removed to Circleville.
Mr.. Love has rented and now occu-
pies the property known as the Col.
Yeoman residence,nOw owned by David
Hopkins, corner North and East street.
A. E. SilcOtt, of this place, and Henry
Mark, of StauntOn, took advantage of
the Chicago excursion on Tuesday, to
make business trip via Chicago to
Iowa.
Mr.. Harry Moore, Of Stimson Bros
grocery house, left Monday for San
dusky, Ohio, on important business.
The ceremony was to take place yes
terday. ~
W. A. Paxson, attorney-at-law, of
jamestown, was in town the latter part
of last week. He has traded his prop
erty in this place for farm property in
this county.
Tommy Burk, Of this place, is travel
ing with Icons Mintrels, now on trip
to New Orleans, taking in the towns
along the river, Tommy is a song and
dance artist Of considerable talent.
Miss Lizzie Forster, of Sanford, Flor
ida, who has been spending several
months at her old home here, started on
her return to Florida on Monday. Miss
Ella VanDeman left on Tuesday morn
ing to join Miss Forster at Middletown,
and accompany her to Florida, to visit
her brother, E. B. VanDeman, who're
sides in Sanford.
We clip the following from the Lon
don Enterprise: cd. G. Badger was yes
terday admitted to practice law by theSu-
preme Court at Columbus. Mr.. Badger |
is a close student and of good business
habits. We predict for him a successful |
career in his chosen profession. Clint. |
is rather young, but what he lacks in |
age he makes up in energy" Mr.. Bad
ger formerly taught school near Wesley |
Chapel in this county. .....
The Lima, o., correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday says
"Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Disman cele-
brated the tiftieth anniversary of their
welded life, at their suburban home on
East High street, on Monday evening.
All of the branches Of the parent tree
were present, excepting one who is alb
sent in Texas. Two sOn-in-laWs, Dr..
Gonsalus, of Morrow county, and John
Matthews, Esq, Of Washington c. H.,
we're present, as well as several grand
The Lewis Center correspondent of
The Delaware, o., Gazette, makes the
following mention of Rev, j. E. Moore,
ate of Jefersonyille, and pastor of the
". E. Church there. Rev. Moore was
appointed pastor at Lewis Center by the
asst Conference. The many warm
'riends of Rev. Moore and lady in this
county will be pleased to hear them
avorably spoken ofin their new charge
'Rev. j. E. Moore is making very
inc impression among his people and
he community generally; he is actively
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