Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-23
The marrI.ee Of Miss Minnie Hutsin-


Their future home will be at Fort Scott
Kansas. Mr.. Colbert secures a y0uns
lady of good sense, refinement, and o.
many accomplishments. Her socia
qualities and reputation are the best ol
this our famed society.
The members of the Episcopal Church
are making efforts to raise by subscrip-
tion the sum of $400. For this amount
the Bishop has promised to send Rev.
C. D. Barbour here to reside, he to hold
services every alternate Sunday.
Prof. Hard will give reception at
: his residence this evening to the Public
School teachers, City Examiners and
City Board Of Education.
Al Mrs. Prof. Collins has gone to Utica,
N. Y, to attend the sick bed of sister.
Miss Julia Shepard is teaching in her
stead.
Dolls! Dollsi The stores are filled
with them, and pretty ones too.
Mrs. Jno. eating has given up house.
keeping and is boarding in this city.
Another new family for our rapidly
growing town. J. B. Troshke and bride
of Point Pleasant, have taken c. c.
Weibert's house below DR.. Hanson's.
Capt. Jas. Campbell took 60 head of
hogs to market, last week.
The steamer Salt Valley Is laid up
here on account of ice. The ice is
reported heavy above.
Two young men of our city went to
the st. Wendell, Saturday night, and
took possession of room without con-
shifting the Landlord. The proprietor
was refused adinittance and kicked the
door open and sending for an officer had
them taken to the jug.
Happy Joe Lightning" with his
band of monte men and stationery
'sfakirs" did the town last week. They
left board bill unpaid.
Isaac Langley, while at work build
ing flues at Cheshire. fell from the roof
of the building breaking his ribs and
otherwise injuring himself. He was
brought home here.
Bayless Persinger has invested In a
patent churn dasher to the extent Of
the right for four counties.
Jno. Rutherman Is located here for
the winter "a an egg buyer.
M. w. Williams awoke Sunday morn
ing and discovered an axe lying in his
front yard. AscertainIng that the doors
of his residence were intact and the coal
pile safe, he is willing to return it to
the owner upon description of prop
ertys
Mrs. Jos. Hunt left Monday morn
Ing for her old home In Vermont.
Mrs. s. A. Dunbar and Mrs. Jno.
Nevius are at Cincinnati taking in the
Christmas things.
A nice lot of snow fell Sunday night
which makes good sleighing.
The "boys" had high old time Sat
urday night and Police Court doomed
Monday morning. Looking at the bot
tom of glass intensifies Il mans vision /
In other respects, though the view be {
sad and full. of wisdom t
And still another family is added to 1
the population of our city. Superin-
tendent Witham, of the Gas Factory, s
has moved his family here from Iron- t
ton. t
Allen Edmunson, of Salem, Meigs I
county. is teaching school at Morgan q
Center, this county.
Theo. Dean and wife, of Glllia coun-
ty, o., passed through the city fast Sat
urday, en- route for Lewisburg, VIII ere |
they 20 to visit friends and relatives. - (
Charleston Leader.
Samuel, son of w. r. Cole of Clay ,
has returned home from the
West to spend the winter. He has been @
employed on the Northern Pacific R. r. q
He says that Fl. G. Newport, former f.
ly of this city, has cleared $1,000 out \
there. {
A. G. Beall has won the Keno tobacco t
prize of silk hat for selling the largest !
of Keno tobacco, at Allemong, .
Baer & Co.'s. a
Mrs. Theo. j. Mitchell has returned |
home. I,
Ancient York Lodge No. 80 will give /,
a lecture and Festival, Monday, Decem- G
ber 27th. The lecture will be given at I
the Colored Baptist Church, p. M, by l
Grand Orator of Grand Lodge of Ohio, i
Rev. j. w. Barbour. Lecture free =,
Festival at Colored Methodist Church. S
Everybody invited. Rev. Barbour
comes with the reputation of being an T
eloquent divine. c
Ira Kinder has returned ON the t
South with his coal boat crew. His :
boat got caught above Evansville and It !
was necessary to throw 1000 bushels of |
coal in the river. The balance was
disposed of at Evansville. The remain !
ing boats proceeded South under 9th er .
parties. e.
We notice that the choir of the Pres
byterian Church has new soprano in
Mrs. c. d. Kerr. This is valuable
addition.
Misses Fannie and Lille Heisner have /
returned home from Cincinnati.
Miss Cora Hutsinpiller will make her !.
home with her sister who is to be mar
ried and live at Fort Scott, Kansas. &
McHale Is becoming noted for his fine
oysters. He is sufficiently experienced
in the business to know that to keep
Platt's oysters is the proper thing.
Divine services at the Lutheran {
Church on Christmas day at 10 a. IN.
and 80 p. m. A large Christmas tree
will be given to the Sunday school chill {
dren, who will celebrate the joyful
event with singing, declaiming, etc.
All are kindly invited to attend.