Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-03-04
LOCAL MATTERS.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.


Alvin Club masquerade at Music Hall to.mor
row night.
Mrs L. L. Potter, Of Circleville, is visiting
friends in town.
Geo. Melvin made business trip to Kansas
City, Mo-, last week.
Mrs. G. A. Beery of Chillicothe, spent Sunday
in town with with friends.
Mr.. j. II Adams, one of the live merchants o.
jamestown, was in town Saturday.
Miss Jennie Miller, Of Circleyille is the guest
of Mrs, c. Scutt, Of this place this week.
WA. Paxton, attorney -at-law, of Jamestown
was in attendance at court here last week.
Mrs. Kate COwen, of Batavia, has been visit.
ing her brother, j. d. Kerr, the past. week.
Dr. Myers, of Goshen, CleFmont county, has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. j. D. Kerr, the
past week.
Moses Gilmor, a former citizen of Washington
now of jackson, o., was in town the latter part
of last week.
Rev. S. T. Griswold of the Baptist Church.
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is in serious condition.
Mr.. G. W. Gault removed, this week, to the
farm recently purchased by him of Mr.. Pinker-
ton, near Bloomingburg.
Mr.. c. Mclean, of Athens, son of Mrs. Eliza
Mclean, of this place, was married last week to
young lady of the former city.
The friends of Mr.. L. c. Mallow, of Jasper
township, gave him a birthday surprise, yester-
day, the event Of his fOrtieth birthday.
Mrs. Kemper, of Cincinnati, spent several
days of thepast week at hehome other parents,
Rev. S. J. Miller and wife, in this place.
Mrs. George Dahl has been spending the past
week in Delaware, visiting her daughter, Miss
Vic, who is attending the female college in that
city.
Joe steinhart left for New York last Monday,
to purchase his spring and summer stock of
piece goods, ready made clothing, and gents
furnishing goods.
Mr.. VIM. Mcclellan, of the vicinity of Bloom
ingburg, left with his family on Tuesday
last, for Kearney, Kansas, where they will To-
cate. We wish them prosperity and a pleasant
home in the West.
Mr.. G. NJ. Mcdonald, music dealer, of this
place, was married on the 10Th ult., at Harvys-
burg, to Miss Anna NJ, Sabine, of that village,
and returned home with his bride last week.
They have taken rooms at the Arlington.
The senior editor of the HERALD came home
from Columbus last Friday, to remain during
the adjournment of the Legislature until Tues
day. On Sunday he was taken quite ill, and is
yet confined to his residence, suffering with in
flammatory rheumatism, and will not be able to
return to Columbus for several days yet, atleast.
Miss Jeanette Grove, of this place, sings in
one of the Theodore Thomas concerts at the Gin
cinnati College of Music tonight. We clip the
following paragraph from the Sunday Enquirer:
'The Sixth Symphony Theodore Thomas Re-
hearsal and Concert take place this week, the
rehearsal on Monday afternoon and the concert
on Thursday night Of this week. The full pro-
gramme, including the chorus Of "Midsummer
Nights Dream" is given in the rehearsal as
well as in the concert This introduces three
soloists-Miss Hennges, Miss Grove and Mr.
Rudolphsen Miss Henniges is the soprano who
divided with Miss Norton the work of the ''Mes-
siah." She is now st. Paul Church as the So
pranO Of the solo quartet. Miss Grove hassung
at one of the organ concerts, but has not before
appeared so prominently. She is said to have
great promise"